Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 28, 1915 · page 8

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

. LIFE, ACCIDENT AND
mMOBILE INSURANCE
1' OF ALL KINDS,

lids, Burglary and Compensa—
n, Rents, RF Rotate, Shore
,dfCouutrfiti fint and for
¢

aylor 81 Golden

m7“ NORWALK TRUST GO.
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Dawns will be enjoy ed. tonight, atE
, the Nomad; Yacht Club, on Hicko1y E
minim” .

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Miss Gertrude L. Dudley has beenE
two “cells in ‘Redding:

 

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‘ A bake is scheduled to he held, to: E
night, in the (‘entral Fire station out
Franklin su-.ee1 E-
of Rose Park, Stanr
visiting friends in

James Ian-11$,
ford, has been
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A year ago today the European war
E was starlefibv Austria's declaration oi
rwal' upon Sonia -

Miss 311111111 C. llill, of South sheet.
1, lespending a 11 90112 with her biothel
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Mrs. W. 1H. Ruscoe, o
spending some days with the Misses
2 Connors of Norwalk.

 

5413111111111 lots of Pumps and Oxfords
$3. $3 50 and $4 qiality at 81.00.0011-
neolly and Bracken.

 

The. regular meeting of the Barber' 8

[Tnlon was held last evening Regular
business matters in connection with
the organization were disposed of.
, Representative Crnmer C. Hegemsn,
‘ of: this city, is favoring his friends
th copies of the 1915 Connecticut
:Roglstor and Manual.

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will ”the Sunday school of Grace Church
cgmlll plcniomtomorrow. at Rye Beach
,Trolley ours will leave the uptown cm
firm at 8: 30 o’clock

 

 

 

. ‘The weekly pinochle session, tomor-
(row night, will be held in The Elk’n
E Home on South Main street. Interest
7 in the playing is decidedly keen.

Final arrangements for Ladies‘
EENight 011 Fiiduy, will be completed
tonight at the regular business meet~
lag of Norwalk Lodge. B. P. O. E.

 

Postnls are being received from the

:’ PanamnvPaciflc Exposition in
Francisco by friends In this city from

’clerk While at the exposition Mr.

by Monday of next week

‘ ....NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.

s onty- -flve cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p
Served in main dining room.

 

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TENNIS BALLs.‘

3 for $1.00

Stillson-Powell Corporation
_ 82 Washington Street.
, SOUTH NORWALK

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Efludge John H. Light's mouth;

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'decla1ed that Jack Rose at a 111eet-= ‘*

nine underworld life. He only indirect-E

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Stephen Dokus, assistant to the city

‘Bokus states he heard former Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt speak, and he
was much impressed by him The local
traveler expects to arrive in NorwalKE

1.111111111111111 and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11: 30 p. in Popular
'prices. Table d’hote lunch fifty cents,
'1 30 to 2 p. m. Table d'boto dinner,

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Man’s Statement Concerning
“lack" Rose and Becker Case

 

 

A New York newspaper, in this
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"Jack Rose said the State did not
have connecting evidence in the Bee
her case and l. Vallon. Webber, and
ESchepps had to go out and get it.’ E‘

The atticic stated that Judge Light 1

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made up of plominent Norwalk men.
mode. this asseltion during a talktheE
(leli1 cred before “its megbers. ,
This morning Judge Light laughf
ingln denied he had made such a
statement. E
It will be recalled that Jack Rose
of this 1i11', addtcssed the members
of the Cheshire Cheese Club at the
home of [)1' F. F McGr,egor uptow,EnE
the same night that the gunmen wer'e
put to death in the electric chair at,
Sing: Sing. Mr. Rose spoke at the ill-1
vitation of Rev. John Stapleton. E
Rose spoke the majority of the-E
lime regarding his lectures concern-I

ly referred to the Booker case, and1
then re11111rked informally. as Judgei
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in some cases evidence was lookedf
up in order that important linksE
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ing to Judge Light's correct state-E
ment, that he didn't doubt but what It
had been done in the Becker case, as.
well.

 

 

 

 

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PLACE YOUR COAL 0RD

t :11], write or phone our repres
your next winter” a supply.

 

 

VANTAGE OF. THE SUMMER PRICES

You are invited to visit our yards and
see the advantage of buying coal from a pocket.

HARRIS 8t CANS

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125 WASHINOTON STREET
ACIDALE

C 031 Pocket

' is. automatically screened and
delivered into your ooalbin
absolutely dry and free from
di1t

GOOD COAL delivered from
a coal pocket: is the best cool
satisfaction one can buy.

IT COSTS|N0 MIDRE

to buy good coal from our coal

pocket than to buy/coal from E
elsewhere. f
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entathe will call to see you for

PHONE 721.
WATER STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

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cons 101 Chill

Stated Illat About 8800 Was Real
ized as the Result of Ten liay’ s
Altair

 

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in a blaze of jglory the Carnival of

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Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwalk

The Sterling Motor Co.

 

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the par 11 Fire Department came to
1i élose told night: the event being
successful in every way Never be
fore. has anything of similar charac-
ter been so liberalh patronized as
this affair, which opened a week ago
Monduy. Because of rain on the. first
two nights, the windup originally
planned for last Saturday night, was
put off until Inst night, and that it‘
was a wise thing to do cannot be
ioubted‘ for the revenue of the two
extra evenings swelled materially the
grand. total receipts. While it is in}-
posslble to definitely ascertain the
exact amount of net proceeds, there-
port gained credence about town this
morning that $800 had been reulizw.
This magnificent sum will go toward
reducing the mortgage on the fire
house. .1 , .

The grounds were packed last
night and confetti and paper stream-
ers were used extensively. ‘Thc large
ithrong assembled in eager anllclpa-
Etion of the awarding of the Ford tour
ing cur. bliss Helen M’cCrea, daugh-
ter of M1. and Mrs. Samuel H. hic-
Ctea, of the Old leng’s
.won it holding the ticket numbeied
409. Town Cleik Stephen R Hoyt
had (hatge of the dtnwing, \assisted
by Edwin Milton Boyle and Simon
Cooper. It. was a little beforet, 11
.b'clock when a big peanut roaster
was brought on to the platform and
the tickets shaken up’. Just preced-
ing the drawing. Mr. Royle made a

few remarks in which he congratulat-
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bonds, because of their
safety deposit vaults.
use of our customers
iented for $4 a year an
\V‘e will be glad to hav

Open Monday

N0 POLICE NEEDED

Y on will have 110 need to seek the help of the
police to secure the return of your valuable papers
' ,such as deed‘s, insurance

take the precaution to secure a pr1vate box 111 our

”We: have installed a safety deposit vault for the

You «1111 find it both instructive and interesting.

 

 

South Norwallt Savings Bank

policies, stocks and
having been stolen if you

and private boxes can be

d upward.

c you call and inspect them.

 

Selena,

Highway,

 

 

Dorian, Conn.

Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.

Registered F. A. M. Repair

Shop. ' , 1
a a-
We pay but prices for all klndo of
JUNK.

THE WM EFFRON co, IncE
Send postal or telephone. Tel. 441

 

 

 

 

ed the fire ladies on their wonderful
success. Then his little daughter.
withdrew the ticket which
gave the machine to Miss McCrea.
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John H. Uhl. lineman in the employ
of the United Electric Light and Wet-
,er Company. was shocked while
stringing wires this morning, the
current rendering him unconscious.
and burning the thumb of his left
liandr Uhl was on the cross arms or
a pole at the junction of Perxy ave
hue and Maine street when his body
came in contact. with the high power-
ed feed wire. These crossrarms sav-
ed him from 111111111170 ye ground nf~1
ter he had been knocked out. and tel-E
low workers climbed the pole andE
brought the unconscious form safeF‘E
to term firn1a.Drs.S.H.lK1nting-E
ton and W J. Tracey worded over
him and the auto trtick of the com-
pany conveyed Uhl to the hospital.
The injured man‘ls very well known
and his friends are pleased to learn
that he escaped more serious injury
He has a home on the Marvin Beach
tract.

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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
William A. Cuohman.

E William A. Cushman. popular resi-

dent of Rowayton, passed away this

morning at 10 o’,clock at his home on

Logan street He was 74 years old.

Notice of tuneral will be announced

later, ‘ '

Baby Still.
Stanley Reynolds Still, infant. son

of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Still, of 14

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Funeral will be held tomorrow morn-
ing at 10 a. 111., and interment will
follow in St. Mary’s cemetery.

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Baby Muttelo.
. Vincenzo, 10 months old son or
Mr. and Mrs. Vinson!» Mutteis, of 12

 

evenings from 6 to 8.

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Knapp street, (lied ;thls , morning.

‘Mnry' s cemetery.

 

 

bariumoh or CHIROPRACTIC.

Ecauso of the disease sud the art: oi
adjusting the some. Disease is noticed
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back.
lit creates InE’Eninchodt
11111- llto in the diner-eat organs and
limbs. E
Clitroproctdlo redidvb the cause or J
disease 111 point-health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve we

'pay street, died yesterday atternoon:

Funeral will be held tomorrow morn-
ing,‘ lollowod1by interment ln' 81:3

 

Th; New Science

Chiropractic is the definition»: the

one in childhood
nerves and onto in

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terns in 'ydir‘ bod}. Fumble troubles
given special stteqtlonm also curvature '
of the alpine You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to

help you.
Magnetic treatments men also.

1‘. Francis, D. C.

34 Washington st, So. Norwolk. Conn.
Graduate from Painter School, the
discoverer. ‘

Swnn Easy
Buy This Brand of Ladics’
Bathing Suits ‘

-~ $1.69 to $5.00

Full Suits or, Consuls ..

 

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AN OUNCEMENT
Stetlings’ August Furniture
S A L E

Commences Saturday July 3111

It will pay you to Wait for
this imporlrant sale ‘

 

 

 

 

 

Sterling—Furniture Company
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Phone l05 opposite lloyl’s Theatre

 

 

 

 

 

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Bungalow
A P R 0 N S

Pretty styslc in I’ ungalow
Aprons: codl and comfortable
for hot weather Easy to slip 2'
on. Made in figured pcrcalcs,
plain and checked ginghams
and striped madras; medium
and large sizes.

50¢. 75¢ and $1. 00

J. I. Mallclle

 

ROCKWELL & (:0.

Correct Dress for Women and Misses.
1108 MAIN ST.

 

Thursday, Friday and Saturday

SPECIAL SALE

~Dnrssns
Any Dress in the Store _j.$lS 00

Values up to $55 00. . ,.

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All Other Dresses 115111211 Proporuonately Low.

 

 

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JULY (31112111111101: SALE

We are offering during this week many of the most
striking values that this sale has yet produced.

New articles may be seen on our center tables every
' day—a surprise at every turn as those who visited our
store can readily attest.

TOMORROW, we will feature the balance of a re-
markable lot of

Women’s House Dresses

Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values at ..... 1 79¢

a All sizes, but not every, style in each size, hence all early.
selection is advisable. . .

0U will not 11mm of
thou good~looking Run
tho momont you on thorn.
They're older-on: in texture (tom
fibre or fibrin.

rage; coo: loot and wont longer.

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them.

Every room in the tuna should
have n Conscious: Rug. Como
‘ - in today and lot on toll you all

about thorn.

T..."e I. J. AIIEIINE

AND SON COMPANY—

 

CHILDREN’ S‘ SUITS

 

 

 

50¢ to $3. 00
“Boys: SUITS
25¢ to $1.50
MEN’S: smirs
.E 50¢ 19 $2.25
A. Dickerman & Son

So. Norwalk, On Phone 456

 

 

 

 

 

TEETH ‘

Gold. silver or aluminum are,
preferable to rubber when making
artificial teeth plates, for these
reasons: First, cleahlin‘esb“; .sec-
ond, healthfulne’ss; third, strength
and durability, It is true such.
plates cost more than rubber, but
they are proporti‘dnntely, 1 better.

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Why Not

‘f’flJfiIK’N if 47' HODfRATE PRICES

 

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Ready-Made Cloohleo
Will fit a dbrnmy form. but
not a manly form. Suits
. made to Order from

$15.00 UP

S Nathan

Custom Tailors Tel. 359-5.
225-227 '.‘E‘ Washington St.

 

By wearing Moore’s New Finger

Clip on and on! with one hand
Come in and see them. Eye Cleaning, Pressing ind Ro-E

troubles should be standed to at pairuXEL Neatly Done.
once. Delays are dangerous, should ’ _ ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

you need the services of a. ilrst- '. .9555
class optomerist or optlcisn. con- :FAsT FfiElnl-l'l’ LINEETO NEW 1'
3““ YORK.

1111111111 J Moore

' 1111913111 boat 111,11 pm or w
. Optician and Optometrist, '

River, New York (foot of some
St.) every any except Sunday. on p

 

 

‘Keoloro Building Washington St.

 

111. J. ll. Mallory

16 south Main St. So. Norwolk
HOURS:9 9A. M. to 5 P. M.

Tuoodhy nudgihurodoy ovonlngo,
7 to 8 p. rn.Ӥund Iyo by appoint-
ment only 1
furnishes estimates on all kinds.
111-1191111111 Tooth rants no one of tho

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1n. Freight received st Nonnk 1.111 ,
5p. m.audotSouthNotvmk “1111'
'6180 p. 111 ~
George F. Fools, W Agent
THE MINING 1!. SMITH TWO
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Floral Tributes, original oc-
signs. Casket Coverings or rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communioa- E w ‘1
tion with leading florists in prior,
oipal cities in the United States.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Your «choice, cf;
any Oxford, value
up to $5 00

$2. 98