l
‘7 .;
{menisonhlfl bank, issued June 5;
91.11519, 1711.? as. 1,915,
‘6, ' rmwmmmmmsmxm.
.,: ‘ ’ ’.
At lanes
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flam:
BM
all les
Members of the Bell Island Club.
tonight will enjoy bridge and euohre
games. ' ‘
Jailor and Mrs. David P. Wright,
of Danbury, are spending a week at
Calf Pasture Beach“ ‘
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The final arrangements have been
completed for the. pleasant bake
scheduled for next Sunday at the is
choda Yacht Club. ' '
f ' M (I 'i,
-—-Schultze's calves' liver, 200.
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Mrs. C. L. Moore, of 54 Putnam
ave... has gone to Troy, N. Y. where
she will spend several weeks as
guest of her mother.
l #—
'l‘onight the members of the Chris-
'tian Endeavor Society, of the South
Norwaik Baptist church, plan to en-
joy :1 moonlight sail.
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Andrew Stevens. of Ponns avenue,
who has been confined to his home
for the. past three months with rheu:
.mstism. is slowing recovering.
a
s:
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-—'Straws and Psnsmas greatly re-
duced. O’Brien. ‘
The members of the Hat Trimmers'
Union, which recently voted to with-
draw from the Central Body, will to
night hold an interesting meeting. '
“ ‘ I ‘1 . .. ,
The auction sale oi! the 101m mine.
Mahon house in Franklin street will
take place tomorrow afternoon at ii: 80
o'.clock on the premises. This is one
of the first moves to, be made in con-
nection with the extension of Franklin
street through to Monroe street.
Through an error the announcement
in The Sentinel regarding the annual
outing of Buckingham Post, W. ‘R. 0.,
at Weston stated that the event would
occur on the 29th of July. The date
should have been the 28th, which is on
Wednesday.
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—Dnncing, Compo Beach,
Tuesday, under management of Miss
Odell.
W
1
One year ago yesterday 7he fatal
trolley wreck occurred in Westport.
: quarters in the absence of Sergeant
J. Harry Gibson, who is enjoying
every:
oal
(Best for Winter Use.) "
PLACE root: canal: now
and be protected at summer prices for the 7winter.
mono-moans!)
Strawbe
3mm "" RAYMOND BROTHERS '
Orange _,_____,. I ' f
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VINO :1 .55.... *' it You liave
Lane's My containing Freon Cod Livers, with '
51 Wuhinston Peptonste of iron.
Elmm
n... w; Raymond ,
UNDERTAKER,
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON 8T. 5
Any Junk"
SELL S. Jailec
IT TO
Successor to War. Efiron.
Phone 499,
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
1.1., office, 10003; How, 593.
Freeman Minion, of Golden“ Hill
street, is spending his vacation in the
Catskill mountains.
”—1—.—
—Schultze’s shoulder steak, 12 1-2c.
Oilicer Frank V. Raymond is in
charge of the desk at Police Head-
vacation. Acting-Sergeant Raymond,
will be in charge until the sergeant's!
return. "
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An interesting tennis match, tomor.
row afternoon, is that to be played
between the Norwalk Country Club
team and the players from Beaver-
Hill Club, of New Haven A large
turn-out is expected to enjoy these
games. ‘
—~I)ancing, Compo Beach, every
Tuesday, under management of Miss
Odell.
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At the Chlldrens’ Playground seven
al tents have been erected. The con»!
mittee in charge desires covering for}
the ground for the children to sit up-
on while at play. Anyone having
mattings. old rugs, carpets, etc., that
they are willing to contribute, will
kindly communicate with M19. H. P.
Merged, of 33 West street, South Nor-
walk; Phone 218-12.
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HIGHWAY BULLETIN.
information for Automobiliste Aboat
Roads of State.
Bridgewaier—Southvllle road closed.
Detour along parallel road on the
west; in poor condition.
Ridgevllie—Danbury road, open
from Ridgelleld to Lockwood's corner.
Road closed from Lockwood's corner
to Bates' corner on the Danbury-Nor-
walk trunk line. Detour about one
mile in length from Lockwood a corner
to the Danbury- -Nor,walk trunk line on
lair country road.
‘ Danbury—Mlll Plain and Brewster
road, open for travel and in good coa-
A meeting of Ridgefield. Dnnburt.
Bethel and Norwalk poultry fanciers
of the poultry associations will be
held this evening at the South Nor
(walk Trust Company on Washington
street for the purpose of talking over
the entries of the coming shows in
order that all may be benefited.
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Inclement weather and the condi‘
lions of the roads caused “The Boos
ter" club of Norwalk to postpone its'
trip to Danbury taste evening to visit
Danbury council. Royal Arcannm. it
is expected that the club will come
here within a few weeks. Deputy
Grand Regent Harry S. Roberts came
last night and was greeted by a large?
attendance of members. At the close-
of the meeting a lunch was served
and a smoker was enjoyed. ——Danbury
News '
The sstety of fundsgon “DOB“.
idep’ends upon the financial .
strength of the institution with
which they are placed. Call and
get one of the public state-
35‘
for thinks. 2719a. was. NM- :..
brso. memes. shrewd!» and.
other valuables while em from
116515. pots and m moo
at vo'ry Moderate charged. b!
the week. month cream '.
i —'
The 5.1.11.
7": . road about 3, 000 feet to first road
. « road to right; condone along this road
‘- ugm; again: continue
' by 1.555111915711171
dttlon to the New York line _ .
\‘ew Milford- -Danbury rend-Roan
closed on new location. Detour on the
east along the old mod to Lunesville
corner, then detour on the west for
about one- -hnlf mile. .
l Sherman—~Sherman center construc-
1tion in progress on the New Milford
iand Gaylordsville road, but the roads
. are not closed. 1
Southbury-Southtord road, open;
. construction work completed.
Woodbury—Nonewaug fiver bridge
' on the Watertown road is now com-
.1 pleted and the road is open, but the
tread surface is not completed.
1 Woodbury—Southbrook- bridge on
the Southbury road is under construe
1. tion and the road is closed. Short de—
tour on good gravel road on the east.
Washington—Woodville bridge and
highway under construction and the
old highway and bridge must still be
used.
Barkhamsted —— Barkhamsted- New
Hartford ‘road, from station 45-0 to
station 60-0. Detour is marked by
: roads to the north about one mile.
Millord—Detour for New Haven
turnpike. For southbound traillc:
Turn from concrete post road at Fair-
lea farm to right (barrier across road
and watchman on duty}. and follow
for
.sbout three miles, coming to a sharp
turn to left, arriving on the Milford-
Derby road; follow this road in M11-
sharply to left where trolley tracks
leave post road in Millard and after
about 2,000 leet take Milford Derby
for about 1,500 feet. then take right
7 iprk road; follow
Orange road) for about three quarters
at ‘a mile, then- take second fork to
oaioug this road
I “W “hearth
m. turn 90,118“ to:- about 8.-
4:30x, 5:151, 5:46, 6:02x. 6:47, 7:031,
ford. For northbound traillc: .Turn'
this road (Mium .
*0
Mill-Sumner
SALE
of
House
Dresses
RM Porch and Morning Wear
Al Greatly
Reduced
PRICES
Prices range from $1 to 35
Be Sure and See Our Stock
Before Purchasing.
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55 norm: MAIN aren't.
SOUTH NORWALK
ii. Ann A. 51.17119
N Y..N. 11. 8. H. 5.1
- Timetable
lN EFFECT JUNE 5, 1815.
SOUTH NORW-AL-K TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—~l:39x,' 5:481, 6:09.
6:571, 7:18;, 7:48, 8:08x. 8:18x, 8:582,
9:232, 9:40, 10:38:, 10:51:, 11:51.
P. M.——1:132, 1:27x, 3:02x, 3:20.
7:45x, 9:55x, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A. M.~12:25x, 5:42x. 8:54,
10:33x, 11:51.
P. IM.~1:13x, 2:44, 3:121, 4:30x,
5:45, 8:022, 7:02x, 7:12, 7145:, 7:571,
8:06x, 19:55:, 1021811, 10:40.
new YORK 70 sourH NORWALK.
A n.:——4 41x, 5: 30 6:39, 8:00;,
8: 5115, 9:15x, 10: 02x,10:06, 10:6011.
11: 08.
P. M.—12:03x, 1:06, 21041:, 2:57,
323011, 3:54, 4:26, 5:06x, 5:25,‘6:29,
6:00x, 6:06, 7%; 13:10:, 9:39, 11:15:,
12:00:. ‘
" Sundays;
A, M.—6:00, 8:00x, 9:00, 10:03:,
10:50:.
P. M.-12:10, 1:03x, 3:39x, 5:02x,
5:25, 6:00x, 7:15x, 8:10x, 9:00x,
10:00x, 11:15:, 12:00:.
A M.:—-12 231, 1: 13:, 7:43, 9. 15x,
10: 19,11:12x, 11: 57:
‘P. M.—2: 09x, 3: 12, 4‘ 46:, 6: 33!,
6: 48, 7: 08:58 8:39x 9: 25:.
A.M.-—6:13,8:27,9:59X.
P. M.:,—128 4:382, 5:241, 6:17
7:.14
Sundays.
A. u.—1o:s7_ ‘ ‘ ‘
P. “.4115. 7:20. '~ ,‘_
m
A"'“_M..5:oo,
10:03:, 11:50..
’P, .M.--4:21,‘ 6:49.
Sundlyo; 7‘- ;‘_
A. M.——7:50, 18:10 ...'
P. 'M.-—5: :48, 7' 184.858. '.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV.
DANEURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.‘
7:23, 8:001, 5:18,
H
m
ll
tzs
GIANT * JUBILEE SA‘
I
\
TO-MORROW
will be banner daYat this big succesSful Sale
Two Floors filled with Real Bargains
Kindly Shop early in the day for the best
Selections.
GO TO
Cutbill’s
We handle nothing» but
the best.
The only place in Nor-
walk that handles nothing
but Sea food.
‘51.
C tbilS ' "
B ridge market:
72 North Main'StL '
Free Delivery. Phone :08 ‘
that
Field Glass
needed so much while
'you
away last year? Don’t be ‘
without it this summer. See.
what is going (in-about you.
We have Field Glasses and
Telescopes of all kinds and at
prices to suit‘ all.
H,‘
THAMER
Ocuiiote, Optometrists; Opticians.
.7 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. Est. 1897
For the best Sea Food Haréyou ’ 1 MIDDIES
a
Just What You Need
Fill! BATlllNG
figiseEall 511k49 2
All Colors.
M. Moltasch 81 Son
A, M.—-12:23x, 1:132, 6:05”, 7:15,
9:15x, 10:03, 10:1817. 11:12x, 11: 57:.
P.M.——1203,1:20.3::18x,428 5:,17,
6:15x, 5- 47. 7: 08!, 8:261, 9- 25:, "
11:20.
Sundays.
x
" '7oriss'r or.
WE REFER You
70 THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our‘paints.
11 it not beautiful in its gustenm
coat? Yes, and what's more, it will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enams'
els, etc, sre the best obtainable—
that’s your protection. Phone us.-
' The Gerham Co:
nor nonvivaur ‘
Iii-m. «as. t
a.
117m Motor Cycles
Distributors to: Norwalk as
South Norwslk
The Sterling MotorCo.
Dar-ion, Conn.
Phone ’2
,
79 g _
5 7 Autornobde and Motor Cycle .
RRRR
Something More 5’ Than
7 it is EXPERT, HONEST :
' Service.
A that means to the consumer?
1’ M 8115179 loco.
Phone 619. 22 Hoyt St.
Swim Easy
Buy This .Brand of Lsdies'
Bathing Suits .
.. $1.69 to $5.00
Full Suits or Coat Suits
CHILDREN’S" sum "
50¢ to $3.700.
sovs' surrs
25¢ to $1.50
MEN'S surrs
50¢ to $2. 25
A. bickerman 8 $0.11
Our new line‘of summer middies
has just come in. .Varled styles in
Galatea cloth in plain white, or
white with red or blue trimmings.
., 31-00
Prices .
A new novelty in middies is made
of fine repp in.plain white, pink.
blue or green with white collars
andlacings. ‘ ' 1
Special at .......... . .5150
J! I. ”allelic
A'hrldge tooth or teeth properly
anchored‘a'nd well made is the
nearest to your natural teeth in ap-
pearance and usefulness or any sub~
stitute..possible to construct. The
continual absence of one or more
teeth in the month impairs the use-
fulness oi those left. Let us ex-
plain to you personally. . '
Let in: supply as best We can the
absent ones that they may assist in'
the work expected. ,
See lir.‘ .i. ll. Mallory
15 South Main 8:. 5o. Norwilk
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
. Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
-7 to 8 p. on. Sundays by appoint-
2mm how.
r .. ,o
1911: new
.You should have 32 natural teeth. '
" in cm“ mm out
'I'M .H. m
m ”Wu-Ilium
So. Norwalk, Ct.
A 00A].
Coal Pocket“ _,
is automatically screened m
delivered into your coal bin
absolutely dry and free Ire-1
dirt.
GOOD COAL delivered ”on.
a coal pocket is the best cool
satisfaction one can buy.
11 cosrs no 1119115“
to buy good coal from our coal
pocket than to buy coal from
' , :. : elsewhere.
the Only Coal Pocket in s5. 190151111:
PLACE YOUR COAL} ORDERS NOW—TAKE AD- _
VANTAGE OF THE SUMMER .PRICES ' I
Call, write or phone our representative will 7
, call to see you for
your next winter‘s supply. You are invited to visit our yards and
see the advantage of buying coal from it pocket. PHONE 7.3,
ARRISH .8: .G ANS WATER STREET.-
sou'm NORWALKA:
COOl and cemfortable
Summer Shoes
' That will add the finishing touch to
any costume
' ' Buy your tennis and yacht.
ing shoes here , -. » - ,.
(30911131117 & 21115111211
South Norwalk .,
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SECOND
SUMMMER SALE
special Domains in Every Departmm.
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HANDBOME EMBROIDERED
5m Scaris sod Pilio
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