Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 23, 1915 · page 12

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Don’t think buying Coal“ 11'
awful afflictions—1113f s all
your mind—it’s a choice
of fiction. There ’s’ noth.
QQg you buy that gives you
ignore pleasure; a house that
or warm is a joy and a
treasure. There’s nothing like
one! for convenience in cook-
ing if you get the right kind-
Qt which vou are looking,
and this? the spot. we may
_ truthfully say. where Coal
we are proud of 1s sent forth

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We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and

ANDREW 1111.011

. Livery and Trucking
Phone I Darien Conn.

 

 

 

 

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Q ELECT CUT GLASS
OR ‘A NICE PIECE
OF POTTERY.

REASONARBLE PRICES
FOR SUPERIOR d—QUALITY

RRIRRERMAN BR..08

 

 

, WEDDING GIFT _

The Hatch 6 Bailey Q. Q

mumctmkeelituewortemdtellsliuleehup-
eo—nnd the peoplewho consider once only, are

Oh: Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade
and manufaCture. and always cheap when its class is

v LET US PROVE THIS TO Y0U.Q

The Hatch 6 Bailey Co. ‘

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 
 

who «I W on“! m
It! neatly m I“ the II-
M o! the W at m j
when when ordered to tote on file
wanted us without schools. The
Bond of Education has reappointed
; on terchm whatnot the examination
‘ 11nd ignored those who refused.

Under the Scranton plan otv‘employ-
in; teachers, all new spplieents for
schools must first pass an examination
3Q before appointment, and this examin-
i? ‘atlon has been set tor next Monday.
All teachers who failed to be reap

 
 

 
 
 

 

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they desire and become elegible to our
ployment, hut probably will have to
sign iron-clad contracts betore they
are appointed.

The teachers recently formed a un-
ion. at the time they decided not to
take the examinations.

BR‘IIDGEPOR‘I’ GIRL AND NEW HA-
, VEN MAN WED.

Guest's from South Norwallt, New
Haven, New York, Yonkers and Pough- ;
keepsio attended the very pretty home
wedding Sunday afternoon of Miss
May Ruth, daughter ad Mr. and Mrs.
J. Adelman of 304 East Main street,
Bridgeport, and Harry Dozen, of New
Haven. The ceremony was performed Q
by Rabbi William Willenstein at the

 

 

 

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home of the bride‘s parents and was
Q followed by a dinner that evening at
‘ the Fairileld restaurant. After the din-
ner the guests repaired to the Colonial
ballroom where dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour

The couple are now on their honey-
moon at Niagara Falls, and upon their
return will make their summer home
at Prospect Beach, Their permanent
residence will be establis’t'el in New
Haven.

Our Steaks
Are Fine

We justly 111111111 that our
steaks are the best that can be
bought for the price.

This may not convince you.
But we feel sure that 11 trial
will do so. '8 QQ ‘ .

Step In'personally a‘nd let ill
show you how we do busine‘u
on the fair and IQqusro belie.

DEFENDANT WINS CASE.

Verdict for the defendant was
brought: in by the Jury In the case or
the. Floyd '1". Roscoe Estate against
Mary E. Byinglon. which was tried be
fore Judge Vosburgh, in the uptown
courtroom yesterday. The action was
over $100 that the late Mr. Ruscoe ex-
pended in improving his house and
which the administrators of the estate
claimed to be due It from line deiend‘

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shaken down
telephone building fled after the first
shock whirh ocmrred of?
and was followed by two others at
Two shocks
were reported from Yuma. A112... at‘
the some time. and San Diego and
San Bernardiuo also were visited by
two slight shocks.

a railroad town live milesl
west of El Centro_ wns reported (lo-l
At llnperinl several}

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tires were confined in three buildings

Many 111111011111; in (‘alexico were
The operators in the

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:40Qp. 111. and 9:20 Mm.

Heller,

Iroycd by the.

H. Krieger & Co.
White Hats

We are showing the greatest
variety of trimmed and untrim-

 

 

 

 

 
 

buildings were cracked and mo wall

llcnford North M
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odern Market

B. UNHOLTZ, Prop

15 North Main St.

of one fell in but no injuxies result-
ed.
also (led I'rom.1lioir buildings.

ant. Attorney Leo Davis represented,
the plaintiff and Attorney Keogh the
defendant.

The telephone opcmtors there

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*i—Hayes’ Block

Men’sfand Bey’s
_ Pa:111Q_lQleanlQ1 Suits

WAN—$12.50 Sultn.

CITY

9 NorthMain Street

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We are offering for tomorrow 3 special:

6 North Main -St., So. Norwalk. ,

 

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DEATHS AND :IFUNERALS.

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TOMORROW

 

thQ was with sincere regret that local

irfiBngg$IYE§QZQQ:QQ'Q'Q'Q Q 'Q ' 'Q'Q ::: Q 'Q '_ ' ' " ::: fig friends learned today of the death or W
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VEAL CHOPS Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q ' """ 22¢ . street. downtown, who died, last even-
"""" ' "" menthol homcln 10 Davis street
Dunbury. alter 11' short illness With
The Beers meat & PfOViSion C0. sugar diabetic. Mr Cuneo, who was

128 years old. was a popular hatter In
this city and Doubury. He iormerly
lived here. removing to ,Dunbury sev

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' '.$700 SpeClal for Tuedey baby, his father) and five brothers:
”$3 $4 and $4 50 Anthony, Philip, John J. and George
ROAST PORK .........14¢1b J., of this' city, and Louis.l.. or St.
PORK CHOPS. ......... . . .Q ............ 15¢ 11). ilkmis Mo. Funeral arrangements are
G O T T L I E B S 1““ :not yet completed.
11 No. aln t. . ' '
m s .. Norwalk 1: Izc’ s 3 Sanitary Markets .... 3,,“de

32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
595 MAIN

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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luejhelrels there. Q

1311119: ADVICE TO NEW LAWYERS
new HAVEN, June 23.4116 law's
litigation
ere subjects which Judge W. L. Ben-

t- .of the SuperiorQCourt, touched
win an address to a~group oi
cdhdidstes for admission to the state
enactment" ,
workmens compensation law, the
aid was a reproach upon the
brought
1 by delays in bringing actions
is] and by the excessixe costs
enneti urged the young law-
catho trial with“
lid to charge only moderate
on are entitled to a just fee,

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oral years ago when he married Miss
Mamie fineness, of that place. Mr.
Cuueo is survived by his wife.Q11nd two
boys. William and move-months; old

 

 

gMAIN ST.
3NORWALK.
ST., STAMFORD.

Friends of John Biunduge received
word of his death la\‘Q week at his
home in Brooklyn after a years ill.
ness. Mr. .Brundage formerly liven

 

 

 

 

PRICES F011 'l‘lllSQ QWEEK . _

 

’ in SothNorwanh and Was employed
at Lounsbury B: Msthewson’s‘ shoe
factory to rs number of years.

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reports Indicate that imperial Valley;
was rocked from end to end last night
by a series of earthquake i
More than 11 score of, persons are rs-Q

Culexlco suffered severely from Ilre.‘

El. CENTRO, (1111., June 23.—-—Lateg

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shocks. .

ted dead Buildings in every city;
in the valley have been plunged:

Damage in the earthquake district
is estimated at more than $1, 000, 000. ,
Twelve to twenty persons were re-
ported io have lost their lives. but
the reports were unconfirmed. Prac-
ilcnlly all the dead were said to be at
Mexicali a little abode town. con-

ing halls and other resorts not/per-

mitted on the America Qnslde, that

lies across the street; from Colexico.

KNIGHTS OF WASHINGTON
‘ WILTON.

IN

Knights or Washington. were guests of
Company C. of St Matthews Episcopal
Church, Wilton, last night at a social
gathering which was held In the Par-
ish Hall
from Stamford and Norwalk present
‘and the evening was most plesssutly-

Louis B. IHowell, rector of St. Paul's
Church, and Rev John A. Skene, rect-

H. Fitch. hitorlcal collector and ex-

 

 

 

 

SprinchgsofLamb........... ‘25¢
Loin Chops............. ...... r . 28¢ FuneralofGeorgeKuux.’
Q - R1b Chops . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ..... £391.. ,. ._ _ . _ _ Q Q_ 26¢ _ The funeral of George Kuna. of this
Of Stew Lalnb from ..... . .. 12¢ up city, who Monday morning met his
Native M111; Fed Veal from . . . . ; . .. . . . . . ., 16¢ up .desth by drowning oi! Harbor View
Best Heavy Beef, reasonable price. . ' ‘Beach. was held this afternoon at 2: 30
Native Chickens and Fowls. ‘ o’clock from. the Fable Chapel, West—
Sperry &..Barnes’ Q ams .. .............. ,. 1 part. The services were in charse or
Bacon 1. ....... ....” ....... 20¢ 1b .1 Rev. Kenneth MscKeanle. I'GCIOI‘ Of
Small California H‘ams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... f Christtcmrch. undilutermeht followed

 

Everything in Delicatessen.

 

F rankfurters.

TRUSTEE. _
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" Park Place, Bridgeport, Pro»
" perty Overruled. Q »_.

 

Boiled Ham, Beef Loaf, Summer Bologna, Pressed Hams, .
Liver Wurst, Large Bologna, Home-made Corned Beef and,"

on ARNOK’S MARKET

De'rhurrer to Suit to set Aside" D’eed' to

BRlDGEPORT, June 23.-The do»
murrer to the complaint of John C .
_-~Lhamberlaih, trustee or the bankrupt
firm of Burr 191 Knew. in which he
seeks to have the deed to this pro-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Best Cold Meats .VTeal Loaf, Qin Christ Church cemetery.

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Mrs. Fedora Gates. ' I, ,
Mrs Fedora Gates, widow qi the use
DeForcst Gates. died at the home oi
her daughter, Mrs. «Stiles D. anrenc'e.Q
on South Main attest. yesterddy after-
1noon Funeral services will be held

SDUTH NORWALK

 

many who dated 11y 18, 1906 end that from the lunerhl chapel 0‘ Frederickl Ferris.'
BUQRR #1 QKNAPP LOSE PO'NT T9111 Was rec orded until until September. H

14,1914,io‘ur days after 3111-. Chambe

 
 

Burr & Knapp concern. It was claimed Conn. Q

Q‘I by the trustee thet at the time, the
“firm hsd liabilities amounting to 6906.-
207.36, that the 1m did not have “9'1
petty illcient to pay its 11
thatQ‘theQ propert

3 SUES FOR SERVICES
Q 'Judgee Milton .‘vshumway yes i ‘
. ”Id day heard the suit Frances
isms, oiQ Norwhlk, against Frank L.

 
 

’ cnnrsflrens' UNION ornceas.
At the? annual meeting of the Local QQ
lUnion, No. 476,10arpenters' and Join‘ .1 .

Q QiG‘anung on South Main street to- ‘
marrow morning at 10 o'clock. Intel-4
111111 was appointed receiver. of the ment will lie mode in Esst'l-lsmpton.

A repeat sts served after-

tions.
The delegations from Stam-

wards

lord and Norwalk made the trip and ‘

return by automobiles.
W

ers’ of America, the iglowing ofilcers

were elécted.‘ , , Q Q.
Priesidehk—Thomes F. James. -
Vieeupresldent—James B. Gilbert

Recordin ,Q

 

 
 
 
 

 

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HARTFQKD, June 23. -Jan1es Good-
a, gossip and ~10r years a business
"' " .~ 9.116133... died

sisting principally of saloons, gumbl- .

The members or the Third regiment,

There were about thirty «
spent. Speeches were made by Rev. Q
or at St. AndreWs’ Church. Stamford, -

which were very interesting. Richard .

pert. exhibited some old swords and Q
I side arms, giving the historical connec-

Secretsry—J‘r‘ederlck QB. -

 

herds-and panamas you ever saw

 

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There’s ‘comert in Sum-

‘mer in two- -piece suits.

" worsted and homespun, blue ‘

I - Shantung.

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RURAL CARRIERS TO MEET.
The Rural Carriers association or:

Fairileld count
1111111 meeting In Bridgepo‘rt on July 10.

Vestless suits of light,
(2001 fabrics. .

Flannel, imported
domestic c1',ash light weight

mohair and
/

serge, batiste,‘

$16 to $35. '.

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If yen prefer a vest~ ~
Lots of our three—piece

 

Summer suits hare scarcely-

any lining. and the vests are
cut in ‘athletic” style.
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”Everything: men Qand boys

‘ wear.

Sporting Goods in all
stores. '-.'
Recess Fssr comm

Broadway' ' . Broadway
‘1 Q1311: St. ' Q'Tho ' at 81191 SLQ

-' ur

. ; QBrosdwsy Corners" Filth Ave. »-
Q at Warren 4191: St.
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will hold their an-

and "

FIRE AT JIJMIQEZ.

EL PA‘SO, Texas, June 23 .-~Gcn.
Thomas Ornelas. commending ollloor
let Judi-e11, today 'admthtedQ that

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M1-
was 1111111 Herbert H, Knoll t0

the automobile accident Louise Fence QKnhpr, set aside, was
early yenterdnfioverrfled today

Judge

”Brought? to St. Mary’s the-divllgupenor do Q Q Q
‘ ‘ sect forth Qereln new _Q Q

 

party at Park Place and Lsfdyette‘ 31.,

his Wire. Ill. Q

Willls‘rds in
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last night Chihuahan dos pod '

 

yarns dictating will be held at his rosi-
y'donce of Theodore Crane, president
or the association 1111 North avenue. ‘

‘ Election ht odlcer‘s will be one or
‘ Q the rectum oi the meeting: Q -

stroyed and that there this 200 Woundn
QQ ed were burned. was rocel‘vedhe
authorities In Juarez Milled ithowiedei‘i

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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