Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 10, 1915 · page 7

 

 

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Cream, Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
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Uncoln Council, No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
I regular meeting tomorrow evening.

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Mrs Samuel Miller, of Georgetown,
and Mrs. Joseph Gray, of Norivalk,
have been passing a few days at At-
lantic City.

Several local employee at the New
York. New “Haven and Hartford rail-
road are planning to go to New York
Sunday to attend a monster “safety
first” mceing in the Bronx opera house
Sunday night.

 

California canieloupes have arrived
in .the local markets and from now un-
til the summer is gone people who
care for this variety of fruit will be
able to satisfy their desires for fruit.
The latest arrival in the green veget-
able line is 110111 rabi, enjoyed by
many people as a side dish at dinner.

William E Williams and family “111'

move the last of the month from Bay-
view avenue. to East Norwalk.

., Governor Holcomb has received the
resignation of Charles E. Ayer as re-

presentatof the town. of Klillngly in‘

the general assembly. Mr. Ayer resign:
ed on,his appointment to the position
of deputy sherifi.

 

The public utilities commission has

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Paving.

Walks

Cement, Concrete, Flag, Gravel,

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NEW It! arm IUILDING
:7 WASHINGTON 81‘.
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Attorney John J, Clmeo, of Washing-
ton street, is spending the day in
Stamford on business.

 

 

Tomorrow. in the local Catholic
Churhces, will be observed as the
Feast of the Sacred Heart.

A meeting of the Children of Mary
1will be held tonight in the basement
of St Joseph’ 5 Church, on South Main

setre t. ‘

Mrs. Ballard, of Water street, up-
town, complains to the police that
boys in that vicinity are bothering her.

 

A jolly smoker. is scheduled to be
held, this evening, by the members of
the Lockwood A. A., on Woodward ave-
nue. A pleasant time is booked.

The downtown merchants. in the

' Getlemen’s

Country
Estate

Beautiful suburban home right in ,
Stamford, Conn. Few blocks walk
from town hall, stores, stations,
etc. House modernised at cost of
thousands of dollars; electric light,
city water. parquet doors; house
.119wa decorated; garage, green-
house, tlne tennis court, modern
poultry house with concealed runs;
Grounds 250x290. laid out like a
park with wonderful shrubbery,
fruit trees, grsae arbor, etc. If you
love the country, but need city ac-
cessibility, this is the one place you
have wanted all your life. One of
Stamford’s most charming show
places. This can be bought for only
$18,500. Part cash.

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Phone 4111.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Furniture, Stoves
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Housefumishings
New and Sword-Hand.

Sold at Lowest Prices.
and Stereo.

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Fontwear

White canvas: andfik Nubnclr
Pumps _.
$1.00. $1.25

White Nubuck Oxfords with
white ivory soles

$2.00. $2.50

Gun Metal and Pat’ent Colt An-
kle Strap Pumps

$1.00 to $2.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Full Line of Outing or Play
Shoes and Barefoot Sandals.

 

 

VALENTINE 81 NICK.

Real Estate and insurance.

205 Atlantic St, Stamford, Ct.
Phone 1990.

 

Hotel Mahackemo, this evening, will
enjoy a pleasant banquet. One of the
purposes of the affair is to talk Over
the possibilities of a permanent busi-
ness men's organisation in South Nor-
walk.

 

m'case of William MacKay, of
‘ Washington street. colored, charged
with assaulting his wife. was continu-
ed this morning by Judge George ll.
Vosburgh until June 19. Attorney
1 John J. Cuneo will represent Mr. Mc-
Kay.

Have any Waterburyites migrated to
Norwalk? if so they will be pleased
to learn of preparations in charge of
the Waterbury Chamber of Commerce
for the holding of an Old Home Week
in that city when the new municipal

 

 

approtied the construction, maintain 'bullillhs is complete and réildy for oc-
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side truck 11cm; 111a.— 13W Gull~1§ la“... wag .
ford highway in ‘Nortthanford for“ .,... ..
the use of the New Haven Trap Rock Lawyers. police officials and the gen-
company, and of a new street railway erai public of Norwallr are pleased to

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MORE EXCURSIONS FOR ROTON.

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Opticai Workers in August and
July.

Two more big- excursions have been
booked and dated at Roton Point park
andseverai other picnics have been
arranged for at the shore lesort for
the coming year. Neville Hayley,
manager of the park. is in New Ha-
ven today on business for the park,
and will have something interesting
to announce upon his return tonight.
Tomorrow evening there will be free
dancing for the women at the dancing
pavilion and a large number of men
and women are expected to be ‘pre-
sent.

89th Norwalk Lodge of Moodc will
be pleasedto learn that Hackensack
Lodge. No. 420, of liackensack, N. J..
has "been booked for an outing at Bo
ton Point on August 11. One thdu-
sand people will come on this outing.

 

line on Huntington avenue in Bridge- learn of the re- appointment of Attor-
port. and for two miles and a half on ney John J. Pbelan, of Bridgeport as;
private property in Stratiord. coroner of Fairfleld County for the en- ‘
suing three years. The appointment
INatlve atlas berries are beginning to was made. several days ago at the an- ;
arrive in the local market but the nual meeting of the judges of the Sn-
home- grown fruit is not yet arriving parlor Court, in Hartford.
plentifuily enough to compete with:
the sale of the berries raised In Dela- i
ware and New Jersey Green vegetg. terested in the election of Edward A. l
bles are unusually plentiful and cheap Merritt 0‘3 Cleveland 01110. M DIES?
in price as compared with the prlce of dent of the First Church of Christ,
a year ago Local dealers report that Scientists. mother church of the Chris-1:
in spite of this the demand is very tiau Science denomination. Reports
small. at the annual meeting showed the.

 

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Norwalk Christian Scientists are in 1

 

Patrick J. Murphy. who operated the uted $121660 to a fund for the relief ,
motor truck that overturned on the of the sufferers of the war. 3
Newtown road on May 28, killing wu- ——-—<—— i
Item O’Hara, appeared before Score The coroner's last three inquests of!
tilt? of State 31111195 in Hartford yes note conducted here were the Conti-
terday and to” his story of the 8001- Delpiano murder, the slaying of Frank;
dent Mr. Burnes took the case under Katona by his son. and the killing or
advisement and will announce inter William .Kubovitch by the automobile;
whether or not he will revoke Mur- of Lewis Smith, or Noroton Heights;
DhY'B driver's license. His ability and thoroughness in con-
ducting locai inquests, as throughout
g The “HOMES paragraph appears “1 the entire county, has won him the

. the Bridgeport Farmer's review of confidence and support of this city.
events in 1865: “A returned soldier

while on a freisht train on the Dan- This evening at the South Norwaiki

burymoad kept amusing himself by Congregational Church. the pasting!

loading his sun and firing“ 01110111111 Rev. John Stapleton. will 0111111111 11;
. baggage car door Passing near Can- plan of civic and social service for the")

non station, 3 3’3“ from his gun 11“ church and all others interested for

Noah Patrick's cow and destroyed her “‘5 coming year The rel‘fionghip of-

usefulness ‘0’ life Mr. Patrick “no“ this organization to organizations al-

ed ““3 sportsman to Bethel where be ready in the field will be cooperative

 

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of m burning or burglars steal-
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nobles when away, if left in the 7’5}
home or cities. 1‘ '

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valuables about the house are
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Iin the most harmonious sense. All
: who are interested arecordially invit-

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"The Sixth Company boys left this
morning. for their annual encamp-
‘ment at Fort Wright, off1«New Lon-
don. The command‘tinder Captain'Al-
bert Mossman, departed eighty strong,
giving it first place In point of num-
bers over any other company in the
state. The Sentinel has arranged to

day so. that the friends of the men
will know what is going on.

 

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The trip will be made on the steamer
Sirius. ‘ Gill"

The General Optical Company will
'bc hero on July 24 and 500 employees
of the company will be fed at the
‘picnic grove at Roton and sill take
part in the various amusements at the
Iesolt. The company pays all ex-
penses on this trip.

Grace Episcopal Church will picnic
at 1101.111 on July 8 and 9. The Bow-
avton Baptist Sunday school will also

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"hate the annual picnic at the park,

the date to be decided upon later.

 

ELKS FLAG DAY EXERCISES.
War Veterans to be Entertained at
the Home Next Monday Night.
As has been the custom in former
years South Norwalk Lodge, No. 709.
Benevolent and Protecuve Order of
Elks, will be the host on Flag Day,
which falls on next Monday, of the
Norwaik members of the Grand. Army
of the Republic and the Spanish War
Veterans. The committee in charge
has arranged a very attractive pro-
gramfor the evening. commencing at
$8 o‘clock, in the lodge room. .
Schmidt’s orchestra will furnish the
music. and the flag day address will
be delivered by Judge John J. Walsh,
of East Not-walk. Appropriate vocal
numbers will be given by well-known
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COMMITTEE ON AERONAUTICS.

WASHINGTON, June 10. —President
Wilson has approved the regulations
recently formulated for the guidance
of the National Advisory Committee
on Aeronautics. authorized by the last
Congress.

Brig. «Gen. George P.‘ Sobrivsn. Chief
Signal omen of the Army, is chair-

~man of the brganiration, and Dr. C.

D. Walcott.‘ secretary of the Smith-
sonian Institution. Is chairman of the

executive committee, which will hold ‘

its first meeting next Friday to map
out h, plan of work.

111.; committee in an advisory esp-
unity ‘wmmdnct researches in prob-
lems of aerodynamic, and mydlre‘ct
work to be undertaken in array and
navy aviation schools, its findings be-
ing at the disposal of both aeronautic-
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780. Harwell

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Shad,BiuefiSi1, Halibut, Fresh Mackerel.

Salmon, Sea Bass, Cod, Butter Fish, Por-

gies, Fiat Fish, Salt and Canned Fish,
Crab Lump, Soft Crabs, LobSters.

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Arrange for next winter’s coal

supply now. Summer'Priceo Are
New in Effect.

TALK IT OVER WITH

Harris 8; "Guns

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White Shoes

For Ladie’s. Misses, and Children

A most complete line in all of the newest models.

Tennis and Yachting Shoes

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Private boxes will only be pulled
for tire on premises"where located.

A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of d
p. m. and 8 a. m.. giving location of
fire. an alarm will. be given from near-
est box.

Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the are. 1
‘1 s—Marvm School- (private).
212~East Washington and Fort Sta.
all—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
lied-East Ave. and-Rowan 3t.
ZIP—Winfield St.
ans—rm and, Charles Sts. \
ind—East Ave. and Fitch st.
225—St. John St. and Edlie Ave.
332—8esview Ave. and First St.
ass—Boulevard and Second St.
add—Cove Ave and Fifth St.
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40 WATER- STREET
South Not-walk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

FOR SUMMER WEAR
Children’s Dresses
50~cts. and $1.00
Middy Blouses
6 yrs. to 40 in.
Ladies' Short Waists,
50 cts. to $2.50.
Ladies’ Wash Skirts
$1.00 to $2.25.
South Norwaik. Phone 441

A. Dickcrman & Son

So. Norwaik, c1. Phone ‘m. 1

 

 

 

 

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841~Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave
a... REGULATING
slz—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. 'How often we see a person
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who would be really attractive
were it notlthat ugly or pro-
‘ truding teeth make him almost
repulsive. It is unfortunate for
one to go through life handi-
capped in this way. when a lit- »

Slit-«Shore Haven;

Special ”unis. .

1—One blast at odd times. testing or
line open.

1-0113 blast ats p. 111., standard time.

1-1—Two blasts. are out.

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afternoon .sesslon of public
school. .

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the entire department

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12 Highland Ave, to N. 1., N. H. &
H. RR

13 Hickory Fluff and Bell Island. ‘

11 Pine Point and Roma Point '

21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
St. ’ ,

22 Pennoyer St, to cross at.

28 Cross St. to Railroad

24 Railroad to Brookslde
S'Central." McKinley St. to Pem-
or (West Side)

15 White Bridge north to Brookside

18 White Bridge 8. E; to Long Island
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sults with the least possible dis-H
comfort to the patient. If your
child has irregular teeth, bring
him in and let me tell you what
can be done. Consultation Free.

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:6 so. Main St. S6. Nor.
HOURS“ 9_ A. M. to 5 P; M. -

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BEAUTIFUL. EFFECTIVE. DURABLE
DON 'r FLAP IN THE WIND.

We are sole agents for the famous Windsafe1f Porch
Shades. ' 2 We utililiii'

The patcned weave the very thick slats, the big strong
seine twine, the weather resisting stain, and the careful
workmanship make them last for years after cheap imi—
tations are long since gone and forgotten.

The A J. Angevine 81 Son Co

134 washington St.

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GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.‘ v
'PlanAn. the best varieties Tomato, Cabbage and Pepper
ts.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES
' Bordeaux Mixture, lame-51111111111- Solution, Arsenate
,of Lead, Helehoro, Paris Gréen, “Slug Shot,” “Bug .
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