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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 7, 1915 · page 8

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all NEWS

.. _ i There were several sales of real es
‘ tate in Norwalk, last week, with mort-

There m“ be no choir rehearsal at' gases of $20175. For the first week 01
St' Paul's Church ”“5 evening lI June, 11.111.111.111; were seven transiers
___._. 1 of property and mortgages of $10, 69iv.
The last luncheon of the season wasiA ~.——.—-———— .

served at the South Norwalk 011.111.; James E. Flynn and family expect
Saturday night. ‘

to take. possession of their newly pur-
’ chased residence in West street, for

Franklin avenue.

 

Contrgctor F. 0. Hartford has taken
out a permit to build 11 house for him-
self on Charles street. it will be a
frame house, 2411126 feet. containing six
rooms.

 

 

 

 

Frank Pierce of West street is ablel

k gnlé'll) the Edward F. Knapp home
to be about the house after two wee s' ’stead this week. The house has
illness 0f IIIIII gIIIp ibeen overhauled and greatly illi-
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Mr and Mrs. Bernard Blore, ofjprovcd.

 

, IMaill street. have returned from n‘
I 1 fishing trip to Maine.

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:J‘lle immense elm tree alongside
jtltr railroad track near Ely avenue
'and Mechanic street. tlnd which was
nearly dead, was cut down last week
|by the street and South Norwulk
A‘electrical departments. Several fami-
lies were supplied with kindling

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A Mrs. Henry C. Froeh
. ‘ daughter, of Lowe street,
Aétcrdny in New York city.

and grand-
spent yes-

 

The first quarterly conference of the
W‘ml'st Methodist Episcopal Church will “’00“-
”be held tomorrow evening.

 

__ it has been: announced that the
Miss Bessie Field. of Burritt ave.tl‘:1rriago 0f Miss Edith A Roberts
Miss Mur- dilusbter of Mr. and Mrs. George I.
" ”guerite Verstig. of Stamford, lRObel'lS, of Waterbury, and Thomas

......__._.... .F. Burpee, son of Judge fluclen F‘.
The New t‘anaan Band will play at Burpee. Will take place in Semi‘mber
~Roton Point. August 28111, for the at the country home of the bride's
3th reunion of the Connecticut Voiun parents at Twin Lakes.

teers.1 A
__._.......-. . i (‘uptain William Young, of the

——For members of the Knob club steamer "Ostru." one of the Andrew
Speclalahore dinner Saturday & Sun- _Rudei oyster fleet, has accepted 11
day, 75c Reg. shore dinner 31. 50 jEv 9 1 position on a private yacht for the
lsummer. (‘uptnin the Hall. of Strat-

The regular meeting of Colfax En- ford, has tnkIn' command of the
urcnmpment. l. 0 0. R. will beheld this “Ostra” for the time being. CInpt. lite

evening, with the nomination of offl- is one of the best known pilots in the

cars Sound and around New York.

The work on the Bridgeport-Strat-
ford natural beds pis‘progressing
along rapidly. During the past few
days there have been 11 number of
boats
Bridgeport and Stratford beds,
of which have returned here.

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title, has been entertnining.

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Miss Flora E. Elsermann. of £4 Wil-

ton avenue is melting a visit with her

. cousin, Miss Elsie Lukasoh. in Spring-
field, Mass.

Harry Little. of Norwalk, was one
of the guests at the twenty- first birth-
day party of Marcel Bresson, in Don‘-
bury. Thursday evening.

all
A
I inspection down the; harbor and re-
Mrs How... 2.... .n. .........,,ggr;; 2.2.32.2“; “SEWER.” ‘2‘“
of 20 Main street. Dnnbury. have re- l 1 d i n ‘d g be cc,
turned home after spending two 11 sze an n prime can lilon..A,.'I‘hose
- weeks in South Norwaik and Nutley. oysters me being planted inside the
IN. J. islands; and the cultivators claim that
(may will be able to supply the mar-

this fall with he ilnest stock

they have had in a great many years.

 

 

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1E. K White will do the carpenter:
work and Thomas Robins the mason‘
work in connection with the changes
to the Palace Theatre, for Samuel .The commencement exercises next
W119? A. large Stage Will be built Wednesday and Thursday at Taft
"3'9." dressing rooms and toilets luv School. Watertown, will open with a

lulled etc The plans are by Archl tea at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon. A
’ tact Ferriss. Morehouse . concert by the musical clubeln the

evening will he followed by time
orntlons. The graduating exercises.

 

 

 

 

—.t. W. Vollmer, 11.1). has remov-

"l'is n m Jesse Hull, 6:» South Norwalk, has
m Inciting Won‘t Shrike, “gone to New York state to work 31‘
“Pin e warning, his trade as a cigar maker.

Woe is (bodily ?E‘La .Knob, last week. replacing the tree
”I‘ll a vu'lfi "which has done service for many
years. I
aylor & GbldeIn Miss Josephine Bennett, of Flat;
" .11 uonALK 1-51.15me bush Long Island, has been the
1 BUILDING guest of be r- cousin, Miss Nuttingfl

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from South Norwnlk on the ,-

plsnter has returned from a trip of- .

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“The Kind You Have Alon” Bought. 11111! $1.121. has been
in use for over 30 gear-ewe borne the torso:

 

 

What is CASTORIA

(installs is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pan-
Eerie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It: is pleasant. It
contains neither Opttnn, Morphin67“ nor other N
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Wot-mo
and alloys Fevfirishness. ._ For ore than thirty years it
has been in constant use for o relief of Constipation
Flotulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles an
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and margin! sleep.
The Children' s Panacewtl‘ho Mother's Prion

GENUINE .CASTOFllA ALWAYS

Bears the Signature of

 
 

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in Use 13010116130 Years

The Kind You 1-1... Always Bought

'NI GINYAMI GQM'ARV “NI. VOIK QOTV;

 

 

S r'Com
Fifi“ J‘uInIe Peas

Stringless Beans

National BiscuitCo’s‘ I .- ; 7
5c and 101: packages Crackers 4.0 21111 '80

East India Tea Co.

Telephone 371.

 

 

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2-53 Washington Street

 

 

 

Crepe Kimonos

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Kimonos for summer use, made of washable serpentine
crepe, in dark and light grounds, with Japanese, floral, 0r-
i'cntal and border effects; long and full, Shirred at the
shoulders some at the waist and ypke, empire styles and
~ others with small sailor collarscT Trlmlllcd w1tll ribbon ro~
settcs, or with ribbon Iruffling; 1
Small medium and large ”$1; t 2.;
9 .
19.. 50¢ ,

Extras'lzcs... a. an
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Short Crepe Kimonos in empire 1111f shifted 11A ‘

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ed his ottlce to 74 West avenue. Office
- hours until 10 a. m., 1 to 3, 7 to 8:30
.p. m. Sunday by appointment.

ig'i‘hursdnv. will include an address by
President 'Melklejohn, of Amherstl
college. The valedlctory will bel

 

RO‘GERS SILVERWARE. -

. . . Followln
Save your tickets givenvvuth g

of the school

.Ioc SOda and Cigars. Wolfe, class president. and an ad
SNMSOWPOWCM corporation, dress by Sarsfield SWeeney.A1baAsc~ ;'
. 82 Washington Street. ball game between the Taft team 3.

PRESCRIPTION DRUGG‘ST-
Koduks. Cameras, Films,- Plates, I
Paper, etc
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

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Cash capital is represented by a savings pass-book
at the South Norwalk Savings Bank, but between the

lines we are also able to read—

CHARACTER
ENERGY

A. ABILITY

. AMBITION
THRIFT

That is 1why..I we consider the _list of our sa'AvingAs '
depositors a Roll cf HIlonor Are YOU on itIP_ I

 
 
 
 
 

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given by Carr Thomas, with .the 19-!“

spouse by Horace D. Taft. principal I:
luncheon ::
the ivy ode will be given by W. F. I:

and the alumni, the senior tell at 5 .
o‘clock, and in the evening the sen» ,,
« ior dance will complete the gradua— :-

 

“noses at detendllnta who di

1- 1. * MALLEIIES

 

0.13. J ackson“ "" b.2232"
I Optician ""°“'~“"

Everything in the Optical Line

Eyes Examined Free . f l
defendants.

w-ho‘had money on deposit gave up

; 1 their bank books to the- United Hot-
Continued From 'Flflt P339 ters of North America: and in return
1 ' received the full face value of these
paul Connery, of Judge William 1.x bo‘ok's form the huttors' national or-
Tammany's omceé in; “113 city, took ganization. IThllB the ludh’ldllal tie-
the bank books of the individual 11-11 ‘fendaots have been Protected “"9
iendants, whic‘ have been to possess» 190999“? 1058 by ’ “1° ““0““ or-
lon of the U11 ted Editors of No'th ganlzstion.
America, to Dunbutzy Saturday morn- '
ing and turned them over to counsel
for the banks for fluid accounting.

Although the exact amount to be
turned over to the Loewe company
by the Danbury banks has not been

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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AUTO HEARINGS.

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Several of State Might Beyer-fl for
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til sum will be in tile neighborhood state for' Tuesdu at o
of $ 5.000. The amount is somowhdt Benjamin K119
smaller than had basil expected. ow- street. ‘HnrttordgAsn
the Loewe some”? nave :1

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finally deternllned it is expected that have been assigned y the secretary or.

 

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Hazelton
Coal

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The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co
ru. m. .

 

121 WATER IT.

 

 

 

Extension
screens, all

to 49c.
Screendoors
I all sizes, 891:
up.

Albert P. Gellelve

25 WEST WASHINGTON 81’.
Phone 1069-2.

 

Prompt Delivery.

 

 

 

 

S A V E
MONEY
Arrange "for next winter’s coal

supply now. Summer Prices Are
Now to Effect.

TALK rr ovnn WITH
Harris 81 Guns

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SPECIAL SALE
swssrnsslrr TOILET
so AP
3 CAKES 1:011 10¢,

 

 

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The Roller 5.10 & 25: Store

2832'“. Main St. to. Norwnlk.

Norwalk P111111 Shop

 

 

Money Loaned on Articles of
Value.
Unredeemed Pledges Sold at
Sacrifice.

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1.1. Rosenfield

40 WATER STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

insurance

Fire. Life, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmen'l Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety'aondl. ‘ ; . ' '
Notaries Public
zstolrmlvlp 1'ch9}.

1.11mi... 810.. Inc.

REAL ESTATE . [INSURANCE

 

 

 

'tually'I—I the: property of the individual»,
Most of the deiondaqt‘st

 

 

motor van and sustained injuries tram
which he died. May. 24.. Murphy’s it:
cause was suspended May 28. '

Jake lubeschevio‘ , of Scitico,
charged that he“ ran in Bombers page
'a (longer signal placed by highway
commissioner where men were work-

ing. from twenty-Alive to thirty miles

an hour without sounding horn. etc.

011': Bergman. or 1N0. 15% Crown ‘

street. New Haven. struck and totally

1 injured Walter H. Pieclluor in New”.

Hav‘bn. may 18.-
»‘ 1111mm .1. Moseley, 01 120.216 2:114“
field street. Thompsontille. 1.1.11} i11-

lured Joseph Falkowski, ln Buillsld, ‘ 'I

May 12..

”us.

sizes. 191: ;

south Norwllk 1

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MONDAY, JUNE 7. 1915

*STERLI

TRUE TO ITS NAME.

‘IIIIDinlng Room Table Sale

EXTRA SPECIAL.

6 Ft. Extension Oak Dining Room Table, heavy massive
A, pedestal, claw or plain colonial feet; regular $12 value.

Special . . . ............ . . ....................... $6.95

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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FREE DELIVERY OR FREE STORAGE.

$15 1 $9.95
$18,. $12. 95
$20 L $14.95

 

$25 E ' $19.95

 

 

 

Baby Carriages and Go Carts

A complete stock now being shown in all the latest designs
and colors.

 

about one-half if your kitchen is
"Aequipped club

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‘_Baby Carriage l
$14.95 up
Go Carts $3.95 up

. Sulkies $1.50 up

The Newlyweds you will find here all that is in good
taste for furnishing the home and the luxury of complete
satisfaction follow each purchase here.

We Specialize in 111-1111111111 [tomes Complete

Sterling Furniture Co

127.129 whom 51112:
Phone 105 9‘" Opposite lloyls“'l‘heatre

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Every Day
A llali iloliday for
the (look

MORE TIME

Forshoppingand visiting if there
is a Gas Range in the Kitchen

Spend Less Time” 111 your Kitchen

The time you must spend in
the kitchen can be reduced just

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Fur Storage

:llelrcslled and Repair-
ed at Summer Prices

We insure your furs against
loss or injury. _

The cost is trifling—the relief
from worry and care is great.

Your furs must be more than .
_carnphored—Ithey must be kept
in a suitably cold temperature.

Ourown furs are stored 1n the
same way.

Furs that we store for you re-
quire cleaning at regular inter-
vols.

We consider this a part 0!
our servicesand we do it con-
scientiously and scientifically. '

In fact when we repair ‘or re
model furs during the summer
months we do riot charge for
storage.

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ROYAL FUR C0

Joseph Daniels Mar.

352 FAIRFIELD AVE,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

 

 

 

 

A Vulcan Gas Range

No time is lost starting the fire,
nor is any lost wanting for tAhé
fire to come up.

When you are ready
The RANGE is ready

A second after you light the
burner. cooking can be Started.
matters not what kind.
Whether it be the lady- of the'
house, or the cook, she can do
all of the cooklng. 1n less time
and very, very muéh better if
there is

A vale... Gas Range . I
in the Kitchen

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FAST FREIGHT LiNEI 'ro NEIW
YORK. _ ..

Freight boat lsuveil Pier 2'1 1111.11

River, New York (foot .1 Catherine:

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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