Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 12, 1915 · page 8

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I from Neu’town avenue to the Slam.

,a very enjoyable and profitable ses‘

‘ ‘13 the daughter of Daniel Bo‘wly, ox ,

« Columbus, tomorrow will be the guests]
‘ oi the members of Port Chester, N. Y.,

~11: 30 to 2 p.111 Table d'llote dinner, time next week. Important

1103C sdda and cigars.

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A WARNING'

Nixon you hour tho Fin-o Alum oil lQuinlu-d left this noon tor Baotou

 

mg l Lake.
5 ' Tun turning. .~ ,
m lmomxuins m the ,1“, Dilicer Milton‘Lockwood, in charge
or“ . Vii-Mill. at tho Smingwood best. was taken ill,

last night. lie was taken to his home,
and Special onlcer Albert Fraser re-
sumed his duties.

So let this remind you, to you read.

It you tron: looses would be freed,

humane is the thing you need.
"Pin 9 warning..-

Taylor 8: Golden.

oourH noawmrx rnusr co.
BUILDING,

 

Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens,
thistmorning, attached savings owned

 

123,) port parties

 

:uhile he was standing heal the Cell-
gtral Food building, on
game. Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh is

r 5 investigating.

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Officer Fl-snk V. Raymond, is Act~
mg Desk lscrgeant, in police, head-
;quarters ill the City Hall, during the
’abseure of Sergeant Thomas Hunt,
who is attending camp at Fort Fisch—
cr. Special Olflcer Auex Benjamin is
‘Clll'lllg for Officer ”Raymond's center
l beat evenings. . .

Clarence Knapp was in Ridgefield‘
last night.

Macy lmlicc, of Main street, has re-
turned honuS for the summer after at-
tending Curncgio Institute, in Pitts-
burg, '

William i’ctcrson was fined $2 for,i
being drunk in court this morning He}
was paroled in the custody otV-Ser-
geant Gibson, until the. fine is paid.

Another daring robbery was com-
mitted early this morning in Bridge
pmt when a brick was thrown through
a Blidgeport jewelry store window,
and a thief milking away with tour
\\ altham notches a number of brass
lots and diamond rings. This is about
the fifth similar robbery that has oc-
curcd in that city within a short lime.

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J Starting,r today. the summer schedule
on the main line of the Connecticut
Company will go into effect for the rc-.

mainder ot‘ the season. Ca "l I
rs “'1 ”mi Flag Day will bu appropriately ob

served by the members of the Norwalk
Lodge of Elks, who will conduct inter-

 

ford station. taking the Roton Point
loop, every twenty minutes.

next week in the Elk's Home,
Main street. The following committee
is in charge of the affair: Past Exalted
Ruler P. F. Brophy. William F. DeKlyn,
George A. Allm‘i, Jeremiah W. Ahern
and Carl Schmidt.

The following permits were issued
'lllls morning by the building inspec-
‘ ltor: To Jones & liotchkiss, plumbing,

~Unlbrcllas and Mourning Bands for M113. C. B. Kunes, Sound View
OBriens ' Terrace; and the house owned by J.

A iii Thompson, on Park avenue; to J.
t a dinner given on Friday evening” J. Griffin, plumbing, in home of Miss

gm}? 11' by COL and M” J' H°m8 May Sellcck, on Gregory Boulevard;
e 8' Gifford avenue, Jersey City, the to N Nathan to install plumbing in

engagement of Miss Beatrice l-I 'u‘Bou block or A Capianu' on Washington
ly, 0‘ Jersey C‘ty' to Conrad (C Price.l street and in the block of Harris &
was formally announced. M so Bowly (inns 0,, Water street downtown

Tile members of the W. C. T. U. held

sion yesterday at 5 Mott avenue. The
ladies made a dozen comfort bags for
tho Sailors institute, of New York. and
they were sent oil. After the work a.
social hour follow ed and relreshmentsl
were served.

 

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Jersey City. Mr. Price, who 11' well-
kuown here. is the son or Mr. and!
Mrs. ’Henry P. Price.

’l‘hi cum of "Thomas Ry,nn of Row
nylon, who was arrested last Tuesday
by' Deputy Sheriff Edwnrd B. Dou~

bar a of dhreotcnln
Alarge delegation from Norwalk bridle” on the c g g

lwith- a pitch fork was heard briefly
South Norwall: councils, Knights 0tlbcl’orc Judge George ll. Vosburgh this

morning and continued until 1: 30

council Tile third degree will be con- lo'clock this afternoon. Four witness-
les were heard and a number oi oth-

torred on a largo class of candidates. '

District Deputy Hooley of New York, ers are to be gum a hearing this
will be in charge, and he will be as afternoon. Attorney William F. Tum
eluted in the impressive ceremonies by many represents Ryan, and the, state
Judge Thomas J. Conley. of Port Chas is represented by Prosecuting Attor-
tor Members of Bridgeport council. ney Louis Goldschmldt.
and councils from other cities, as welll

as the local Knights, will be in attend l ”UMBm‘DT LODGE ”ENERS'

. - l At an interesting meeting of Hum.
once. All interesting day is scheduled.b0 ldt Lodge, Sons of‘iliermnn, hold

’ “ Imost evening, oilicers were elected. An
‘NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO' l.announcomcut was also made that is

Ladles' Grill and gentlemans lunch of interest to local GermansAregnrd
room open until 11: 30 p. m. PopularI ing a special meeting of the German
prices. Table d'hote lunch fifty centstherbund which will be held some
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s’evonty- -ilve cents, 5:80 p. m., to 8 p. .are to be considered

In. Served in main dining room. Oiilccrs were elected last evening as

A follows:

i p , , , M ‘ iPresident—Wiiliam Mueller. 5
{ROGERS SILVERWARE- iVice-Prosi—Paul Stephan.
Save your tickets given with CO“ 590- “Gum“ M°°“°"

lFin. Sec .——Henry Krtete.

lTreasurer—Adam Schmidt.

Stilison-Powell Commotion "

82 Washington Street. ’
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
Kodaks, Cameras, Films, Plates,
Paper, etc. ’
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

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’ 2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
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silver and other valuable aficlawith no.

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Messrs Hunlord Wood Seymour

by Jennie T. Whitehead, in the City;
lNatloual Bank, on Washington street 1
in a suit far 3100 brought by Bridge-

l Joseph Bush, employed by the (lav-i
ganugll Express 00., was bitten on his
band, this morning by 13 st ange dog,;

Railroad sve- ‘

esting services on Monday evening oil
on South

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New Cabbage 2c lb.
New Potatoes, 1 2 pk ¥ ~..2llc
Pineapplcs, 80 ea), doz. . . 90c
Bananas, doz 15o

LEAN Silo ERS 13c
SMOKED ‘ u

GARDEN GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
. All the best varieties Tomato, Cabbage- and Pepper
Plants.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES .

Bordeaux Mixture, LimeSulphur Solution. Arsenate
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green,» “Slug Shot,”_ “Bug

Death," etc. 4
BRilWliR & MALONE 20-22 Main St. Norwalk

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The City National Bank
consnnvn-mvn BANKIN o

‘A conservative Bank is a sate one, and the counsel of its otllcers
contributes stability to the undertakings of its depositors."
This Bank has always been known as a conservative institution.
d invites the deposits at those who appreciate and value this policy
it has substantial resources, a reputation for safe blinking covering
a period of years, a strong Board of Directors who manage its adalrs
——it is a good Bank for you account.
Safe deposit boxes four,($4).doliars to twenty—five ($25) dollars per

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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” " Low Priced

Well known McKee make,
made of hardwood, rounded cor-~
llcrs, charcoal insulation, gal-
\anizcd wire shchcs, removable
drain pipes,pcrfcct ventilation.
insuring minimum consumption
of ice
Lift- -top style, 33 ii). size ’4 75
Lift top‘ style. 40 ll). sizc $750
Lift-top stylc,501b.sizc $9.98
Apartment house “style, white on-
alllclcd' lined. three company
mums, 75 lb. size, special $15 50

Albert F. Gehebe‘t

South NorWalk.

 

25 West Washington St.
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»-—-TODAY‘ and SATURDAY——
‘End of Season’ Bargains

--COA TS and SUITS-
TheiLittle Shop

(ii. A. (1W 56 North Main Street

receive some recognition from the
touchers snd'scholurs. Tomorrow in
the Nor-walk churches, mention of the
day and its significance will be made
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to u in IN town
‘ cunts Mil 11.111

in‘fil‘ch members of the o. A. R., of
Norwalk. and the Spanish American
War veterans will participate, will bs
held in the Elk's Home, on South ‘
Main street.,,'l‘his"‘will be the only
elaborate public exercise, but did day
will be quietly observed by all.

Hon. John J.’ Walsh will deliver-tho
address and an excellent musical pro-
from ,botb vocal and instrumental,
hus been arranged. Invitations have
been extended to the G. A. R. Posts
and to the Spanish War veterans to

participate, and o cordial invitation'm collie dllpotcllel M indicated
is also extended ‘0 “19 citizens o'loii the other ma. dispotchoo rooeiv:
Nonulk to Attend. No tickets will N W W of Won m tint (lor-
ba accessory. All will be welcome. “an opinion m. unanimously union:
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(Continued From Flrol Pope.)

Count von 'Bornstorll, tho German
ambassador to~ Washington. Froni
this it. was concluded here that a. re-
l ply would not be forthcoming tor pep
hope a fortnight. '
l Dispatcher cooling direct from Ber-
lin sold that. some uuorterp- in Berlin
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DRESSES‘
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Phone 410

 

 

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ABBORCULTURISTS.
'Phone 25 l- 13 or 1278-5
SOUTH NORB’ \ L?

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to see

Tom Murray

31 South Main Street
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GHIOTTO 8i KUBAN:

44 South Main St, $6 Norwalk.

 

market.
Our Special

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Price. .

Tile Roller 5. '10 81 25c Slim

2332 So. Mlln at.

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SPECIAL SALE OF

'MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
The equal 0! any 50c goods on the

. .2!» per airman!

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LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

South Norwalk.
Overseor Cardin: Cotton Mills.
Emily lBurdls
Frank Brown, The Knob Club
C. M: Caldwell ‘
Mrs. Henry Case.
J. Connolly, ‘Hickory Blun.
William Forbes.
J. A. Hawkin.
Miss Marjorie Ha‘rrlngton.
T. F. or s. F. Hamilton, (2.)
James Mitchell, Mansion House.
H. M. Turner, 23 Day street" (2.)
Rey Taylor, Morton avénue.
Mrs. Nettie AM. Wheeler. ‘

Andrew Leary, P. M.

 

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Nomlk, (cum.

June 12, 1195.

List of unclaimed letters:
Gardner, Mrs. Chas.
Ureén, Ernest.
Hasbrouck, Miss E.
Paige, Miss Florence .
‘Slnitll, E. Ward

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WITHOUT ANY GREAT EFFORT.
Jack—Did your Mend, bliss Howler, ‘
ever reach high C?
Maud—Woo only day at the dentist's
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THE FIRST PATIENT.
Young Doctor's Wile—Mary, go and
tell the doctor thero'l a patient waltl
in; to no hint.
Mold-l wish ’you'd no,
He my!» wouldn't believe mo.

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Couch
W'orth $.50.

$3.95 to $18.00

Tree Bannock:

STERLIN

TRUE TO ITS NAME.

. is the Time and the
Weather 15 Right for one of our

Hammocks $4.95 ; *

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Sterling
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A Refrigerator of all) size to
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Phone 105

 

 

Sterling Furniture Co.

127-129 WASHINGNN STREET

opposite lloyl’s Theatre

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Formerly known“ on m

SEE-om RDyTelng a Cleaning Co.

Silk Drona. Giovoo. Bloom and Loco Cumlno Cleaned.

Telephono 4785.

H. LYROE. Prop.

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Brass

There s a wide different co in Brass Beds.

Beds

There is one

that is cheap in the cheaplsensc and the purchaser gets cheap

return for his money.

We have? Brass Beds that are cheap at the price, yet
we do not sacrifice the quality. ’

 

 

Brass Beds 58 75 to $45 .00
Enamel Beds 52. 75 to $22. 00

 

 

 

 

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Every llay
A Ball Holiday in
' the Cook
M 0 R E T l M ll

Forshopping and visiting it there
is a Gas Range in the Kitchen

 

 

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The time you must spend in

* the kitchen can be reduced just

about one-half if your kitchen‘ 18
equipped with

A Vulcan Gas Range
No time. is lost starting the fire,
nor is any lost waiting for the

fire to come up.

When you are ready
The RANGE broady

A second after you light the
burner, cocking can lip”? ,
It matters not what kiiid.
Whether it be the lady. of the
house, or the cook, site can do
all of the cooking in loss time

and very, very much better it

there is
A Vulcan Cos Range
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A, Wearing ,
Krypiok‘ Lenses

You read and look afar with
equal facility, but no one ob-
serves that you are wearing
bifocal glasses because the
usual lines are absent.

-_ Wear the genuine KRYP-
TOK and you Will never re-
‘turn to the old style bi- focal
‘ glasses j“ ' (74‘- .

Our service provides an
OCU LIST S examination.

THAMER

Oculloto, Optometrlou,’ Optloinno.
.87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Gt.
Open Saturday Evenings. Ell. 1897

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