7 saronnnv. AUG. 1. 1914 Special Values in Table Damaks 25c, 40c. 50c. 75c and $1.00 I Yard. Bath Towels—40c, 12 l-Zc, 256. 35c and 50:. Bed Spreads—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 to $3.50. Bed Sheets—39¢, 45c, 50c, 70c, 75c. 79c and 95c. E. K. Banks Mohackcmo Hotel Block, Bo. lek. WEATHER FORECAST, For Norwalk and vicinity: Gen . erally fair tonight and Sunday. gentle to moderate winds, mostly west. A slight disturbance central this morn- ing mer southern Kansas is Causing light scattered showers in the south-‘ western districts. Scattered showers were alsoreported from the south At- lantic coast. the lake region and the eastern portion of New England. The temperature ,ls rising slowly in the central and eastern districts. High temperatures were reported from Tex- . as and Oklahoma. Assistant City Clerk Dokus will start his annual vacation on Monda)’. Miss Grace O‘Brien, of Quintard ave- nue. is spending several weeks' vaca- tion with relatives in Derby. .———- Work on the addition to he built on the Morrison home on Witch lane. Ro wayton, has been started. Samuel Holmes of this city is at present employed in the Stamford op- era house as a motion machine opera- tor. Mrs JohnM Glover and her two Chil- dren have left for a visit in lPhiladel- phia, Pa., where Mrs. Glover's mothor' resides. Maggie JStoiell was arrested last evening lit the South Norwalk depot for drunkenness. in court this morn- ing she was lined one dollar and ac- tual costs. ~Danclng every Wednesday and Saturday evenings at Com-p0 Beach. The family of Arthur C. Wheeler. with Mrs. C. B. Coolidge, left this noon for the northern part of Maine, where they will pass their vacation. Mr. Wheeler will not be able to depart with his family until late today as he is to be host to a political dinner at Roton Point this afternoon. In reference to the letter written to the Sentinel last evening by William Lindstrom in regard to the account all Mr. Llnstrom's arrest for violating a street ordinance, it might be stated that a warrant was shown to a Sen- tinel man’today. and this record shows that Mr. Linstrom was arrested, was , found guilty by mm mm. Lockwood ‘and his sentence was suspended in- definitely. thus corroborating the story printed recently, -—Grand Union Hotel, 6 and 8 Wood St. New dancing room open this evo- ning.‘ All kinds of sea food, italian . finishetti, a specialty. * ‘ b—u—t— Frtends and' relatives in this city are beginning to worry about their friends who are in Europe at this time There are several people in town who have relatives in tendon, in German! and at other points on the continent, and,- ow that several of thehig steam- ship lines have suspended, and the chances are others will do so any min. ~ ate. thus preventing them to get back " to lhelandbf thepeaodul min. Just \howthomwarcioud will dark- on sum new is insertion that ' i " “oncoming midst! intercom. -- l 0 ~ - "ELI-IN“ ROW - ”a” assoc-os-co-coniflovo m V ...E ., . ’ Q run scorn nonwhnx EVENING summer. I .~ ' _ _ _ WRIGHT AND DITSON Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls and Nets ALL PRICES. WM. P. BEERS look and Stationery “on. South Norwalk. Norwalk 1-5 to 1-3 Off ior our Annual July Sale. this sale? if you have any needs, .Ar 4-, Summer Furnishings. 7 Regular Price. p Our entire line of Summer Furnishings has been radically reduced why overlook ’ A. J. Collins 8: Co Optician O. B. Jackson Everything in the Optical Line 6! WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE “I. Eyes Examined Free l. l NEW FALL Pictorial Fashion Book r ‘ JUST our. - 25 cts. with a Free Pattern at DONNELLY’S STATIONERY AND BOOK. STORE l RAYMOND Highland Coal Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal, We are prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders. BROTHERS 1| IOUTH IAIN STREET. The American Express company is of the war cloud hovering over all . Europe. . Dual. solo—i5 Cools Captain ‘L T. Payne of Washington street, who has been spending the last few days with his friend, Captain Charles Lowndes, at Red Bank. N. J.. has returned to his home, greatly bene~ titted by his outing. He reports having had a royal time while away. Illliliud" "3 “i ! A queer complaint reached the po- lice authorities last evening When a lresldent of the nth said she didn't like the noise of a party. which was be- ing held in a. neighboring house. The singing and music were annoying. and it was desired to have them stopped. Miss Elsie Hill of West avenue, who has been campaigning for the past five weeks in Delaware in the interests of the Congressional union for Woman's Suffrage. has returned to her home. Next Wednesday afternoon at 4 o’clock . Miss Hill will deliver an address in' - SunmerStylesforChildren _ are lovely and l , Pictorial Review 3 ~ Jacoby 3 Patterns excell all others in the won- ” dulul variety of designs which are not alone pretty . . but are practical and easy . SPECIALS IN ALL DE- 3" d“ M“ firm“ PARTMENTs FOR THIS : «cw Boy Collar 0m.» EVENING. ‘ and Smart Sports Chat as well as all the latest novelties in simple form. notifying its agents the suspend the be found in the sending out of all foreign money or- summer. . b u e ders until further notification ecs s Fashion 800k . . V of the caebuud ; spun Cm. sou—is Cm. Pictorial Review . Patterns Auguot- Patterns Now on Sale For Sale at Donnelly's Stationery and Book Store, :6 South Main St. W. _ 2:49. I DO YOU ENJOY LIFE? There‘s a. pleasurable sense of comfort in a quiet evening at home if your'home has ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE artistically designed and ar- ranged as your own good taste dictates, Come in and see. our large ‘stock and get our estimates on some of the newest and most comfortable styles. ' A. J. Angovlno t Son. .00. Strattord on othe topic. “_,The Federal amendment Entrancbising Women." ._-.. LEARNING A LANGUAGE. .' Another successful sale was enjoyed this morning by the- Children' s market in (rout of the Norwalk hotel. There were nineteen children at the coun- ters uttering tor the sale of garden truck raised ‘by themselves; Today better. We learn our own language as $10.61 was realized. which is an in- children. The older we grow the crease .over the‘receipts'of last Satur-‘harder it is. because it means not day. The patronesses today wereMrs. merely learning by heart a great Daniel F. Toomey and Mrs, Joseph A. words, not merely training the palate MOEII‘OY. and tongue' to produce different ' sounds but adopting a new attitude . The summer Sunday school of the of mind. I It lo an Euler Talk the YOungor it is Taken In Hand. .- The time to learn a language is when you are young, the younger the South Nerwallr Congregational church will meet at the usual hunt, 10 g m., tomorrow morning. Dr. Franklin 0. ’ Nothing Malta has been discovered as to the localisation oi tannitles‘ in the broth. therefore nothing certain is Thompson will continue his talk unknown. but it heathen seemed to Bible study in Palestine to the inter mo and to other: when I have con- mediate department. Mr I. B Inw- rence will address the senior dM meat on. the Book- .or Hebrews. no gags you are watching and develop- ing a new piece or ”hula. . Man you pow several languages and clinhgonmuonotoanothor you ’iaoomdofluitolrto change the piece edited on when you learn a new lain-l "imam which «mos your We . Take a Trip on the Ocean and Keep Cool , Maine Steamship 00., Metropolitan 8. '8. Co.. Red Cross Line, Old Do- minion S. S. 00., Clyde Line, Sup rannah Line and all the big lines to Europe. / .1. M. Layton & Co.. Inc. . Real Estate insurance. 5 Railroad Ave. "“ instruct-wilt. (more fiduncult to awaken lit 'unasued - part or lllle brain and bring it into so: tire use, and to begin at twenty-three is late—Atlantic. - ~ unknown. ' PAGE 1"!“ DAILY POEM THE LITTLE BALL PLAY- ER. ————. With legs apart and shoulder bent And sparkling eyes he stands, The magic sphere of his delight Clutched tightly in his hands. With all his strength he sends the ball, And views its rapid flight, A frown upon his chubby face So softly pink and white. His aim was true. he straightens “P And feels himself a man Who hears upon a crowded field The plaudits of the fan. Tricycle now, and Teddy-bear Arid choc-ch00 cars and all, Are toys he'll never want again— He's learned to play baseball. -—Minna Irving in Leslie’s Week: ly. TO BANISH LONLELINESS. 0 lonely heart set thine Own chords in tune; . With discord's self, divinest music ions; ‘ Then shalt thou learn Love's everlasting rune, And chant the anthem of the morning stars. . For thee shall all creation have a voice, I And flowers and birds and an- gels round the throne “Rejoice l" . alone. Waists Fine Waists at economy prices this week to clean up all odds and ends before the summer season closes. An excellent opportunity to procure several at little cost for use on your vacation. The N. E. Ryan Co. 86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. In one glad chorus sing to thee, :- Thc heart'that lovcth never is fl_m Have You Seen One? Do you understand the opera- tion of the Gas Water- Heaters that we are putting out on a , Rental Basis? If not, we invite you to stop in our office and have one of these heaters demontrated When the simplicity, convenience, and economy of these heaters is thoroughly understood, there will be one in every Norwalk home I The ' United Electric Light & Water Co. .......... CHALMERS 1915. “LIGHT SIX” OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE. Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone Goodrich, United States Tins. Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day. CARS FOR HIRE DAY WEEK 0R MONTH. RIGHT BY 80-. NORWALK STATION, ‘ FOR SALE. 1909'roponortrord Runabout mo Chalmers "36.” 1912 ’ 1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled .................. Repair work guaranteed. Fords a specialty. Issaloo-loonoowoosoodlsoio. m; 0950‘ VAAST’: Bites. TEL. 1360. 17 CHESTNUT 8T., 30. NORWALK, a.“ .1.
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