TUESDAY, AUG. 3!, 1915
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
PAGE SEVEN
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Phon. ”5—50 80. Malt Uh
Io. Hamill. Ionic Hull Illicit-
Mrs. Annie Minion, and son Free é
grasp of Hillside place, are enjoying a
few days at Niagara Falls.
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Mrs. E. K. Banks, of Woodward ave-
nue, has been admitted to the Nor.
The re lar weekl dance will be
8“ y walk Hospital for an operation.
‘held tomorrow in the quarters on
Hickory Bluff of the Norwalk Yacht
Club. At the Stamford Hospital, this morn-
ing, the condition of Miss May Fitch. ‘
of West street, this city, was reported
Miss Jessie Gilbert, of Newtown, to be improved.
Conn. is spending a few days with
Mayola Davidson of 15 Golden, Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Taylor, and
street.
daughter Eva, returned to Bethe], to-
, day from a visit with friends in South
John Drescher, employed by Rey-t Norwulk.
nolds. the truckman, is improving fol-
lowing an attack of blood poisoning in
his hand.
The annual . long distance swim
around Green's Reef lighthouse will be
held Sunday, September 5, under the
auspices of the United States volun-.
teei Life Saving Corps. of Roton l’oiut. E
43”“ yer; gnudaome prizes will be‘
.‘ygan out; ergtortillas 51m Friday of this
meek and w a previous to
thnt with A.. Bill, 83 South
Main sir-oi. eouut Norton
William H. Ostraider of Balaton
Springs. N. Y., spent Sunday as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Austin,
of Melbourne Road.
Tonight the last of the present sea- .
son’ 5 display of fireworks will be held’
at Roton Point park. A large attend-
ance should enjOy them.
—'l‘ry delicious Norwalk oysters in
market now. E
Plans for the {Arbor Day parade ot
. the Connecticut branch of the Federa-
tion of Labanbvhlch will he held in
New Haven, were made at a meeting
t l E at the executive council of the {edem-
Tomorrow evening the qual' ar y tion held in New Haven on Saturday.
meeting of the Hat Makers' associa ER !
obert P. Cunningham. of Danbury.
tion will be held in the cm. 11 Labor secretary of the organisation, attend
Union Hall, on Washington streetn Eer the meeting. it is expected that >-
about 1,000 Denbury men will partici
E '1. Mr. aners. William H. Ostrander,
The scientific comm o! bad ass and personal
What Are Your Assets?
dense- the methods upland very distinctly
Avoid ‘flle Liability
uti'sirs
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0! not mm; n checking noccnn We invite account which as
given cm tall m Intention.
Fairfield County National Bank.
~ THE OLDEIT IANK IN NORWALK.
Reliable Sohool Shoes
For. Boys and Girls
All of the best makes are represented in‘our big stock,
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with a wide choice in styles and leathers.
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South Norwnlk
' " jr,’."6l Brooklyn, N. Y., are the guests» 1 pate in the parade. , " ‘
of Mr and Mrs. 11. 11. Austin. of 11te ?
3:21;: [Road if: visit for tonovs-l-[RMEN mm]
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Expert oystermeu in this vicinity
Ewho have been watching the develop-E
-... Enient of the oyster set in the various
Thomas K. Donohue of Sandy Hook..harbors along the Sound report there
Court. was a guest. yesterday of Miss' is a light not in the vicinity of Nor-
Mayola Davidson, 15 Golden Hill St. Ewalk harbor and thatln small set was
The annual Clambake of the Uncas seen recently-oi! Strattord. There is'
Tribe, No. 26. I. O. R. M. will this two also a partial set on portions of the
nine be held in the rear 0! the WlE-Enatural beds and Norwalk is could.
warn on West Washington street. A ered especially favorable to the de-E
dandy time 13 GXWCWG- :velopment of the "set" as reports
—--—— Efrem the vicinity of New Haven and
There are a number 0! Benedicts in I surrounding points along the 8011an
town. and 38 many 0? them are annoy- indicate the set this year has beetle
ed by being taken for the “Mr. Bone- failure - 'E
dict" who figured in “19 Mrs. Tris-E Although spawn have set in the:
\ tram episode, it is only fair to state‘ harbor this year their presence in the‘
that C. JaCkSOB White, in his lgsu-‘Bound is said to be an unknownl
many, was referring t0 Elwell Bone Equautity this season. There is no set‘
dict familiarly known as “Brownie. " 'at all on New Haven and in sum,
—-——- Creek where the set has been peren-
The new rates for insurance Iar' nialb" good the set has been extreme-
parcel post matter goes into enact at M light this season
109‘“ PR“ 031°” tomorrow. They ”WE Although some oystermen say the
vide for a. fee 0! 3 cents up to ”’5 -set this year is a failure others lookE
cent from ‘5 to $25 10 cents from $25 ' Edifferently at the situation and assertE
to ‘50 Hereafter a package may beEthel September 10 is plenty of time
. insured f°r 5100 instead of $50 as in which to look for a. full develop
heretofore and the fee will be 25iIntent of the oyster set. Planters alongi
cents. By the payment of one cent the Sound who have invested coup
addition, sender of a parcel will be siderable. money in the planting 0,
given 8' receipt, but this does not in- thousands bf oysters are hoping that
domnity for loss or damage of some. the latter group are correct in their
views of the situation. .
it is reported from some sources
H: that the heavy stoma during the past
two months of July and August, wash- .
ed the spawn of the shells ‘alifl thus ’
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‘ ‘ Flor. but 1 wish my girl Manda . _ :32?“ “‘9 Bet films 1) to ,
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The annua‘i’convention and banquet
of the New England Foundrymen's
association will be held at the Allyn,
house, Wednesday, September 8. it is:
expected that between 100 and 150
members will attend.
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wouldho made very happy it, '
they would put 11 1111119 bank,
start surmount. then write me
.‘ahout it. Ithluk over! 3111
should we]! possible.”
To owners and prospective owner of the Ford ‘
cars in Norwalk, Wilton, Westport, Weston, Darlen,
I want to announce the opening of a new branch in
the rear of 5.2: North Main street,
where we will be pleascdvtohattcnd to the-wants of-
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Ford .Owncrs.
In addition to bringing your attention to the most
“popular car in the Motor “1 orld, ” we want to
make the acquaintance of each and every Ford own-
er in this locality.
In order to meet the enormous demand for Ford
cars, this year the FORD MOTOR COMPANY are
”planning to build between five and six. hundred
thousand cars.
Come in and see the car that will do more for
you lot less money than any
built. ‘
FORD TOURING
“FOR-D RUNABOUT . .. .
FORD TOWN CAR . ..
Let us show you what we can do for you in a
other
Ford Delivery Wagon.
Freight now $16.,60 refitced about one-third
52 NORTH MAIN STREET
Operator of Fifteen Ford Stores in Rhode Island and
WFLET
Connecticut.
South Norwalk,
automobile
.. $440 I110. B. Detroit
$390 F. 0. B. Detroit
$640 F. 0. B. Detroit
SOUTH. NORWAL‘K
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‘ll’éilium
0:001, 6:015, 7:151, 8:101, 9:39, 11:15:,
12:00:.
Sundays.
A, M.——0:00, 8200!, 9:00, 10:03:,
10:50:.
P. 1—1230, 1:031. 3:391, 5:021,
6:25, 6:001. 7:151. 8:101, 9:001.
10:00:, 11:15:, 12:00:.
Sundays.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
5:17,
7:081, 8:261, 9:251,
P. n.——1z:03, 1:20, 8:161, 4:28,
6:151, 6:47.
11:20.
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A. M.——12:231, 1:131, 7:43, 0:151.
10:19, 11:12:, 11:57:,
P. M.—2:09:, 3:12, 4:461,
6:48, 7:081, 8:391, 9:251.
1—dstgnlileo express.
A, M.——12:23x, 1:13x, 6:05,
6:881,
7:16,
9:161, 10:08, 10:18:. 11:12:, 11:57:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.——6:13, 8:27, 9:591.
P. Ills-1:28, 4:381, 5:24!,
7:14.
Sundays.
“LL—10: .37
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0:17
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A, 11—6200,
10:03:, 11:60.
1’. ill—4:21, 8:49.
7:23, 8:001,
Bond-ye.
A. M.—-7:50, 12:10,
P. M.—~8:48, 7:18, 8:251.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXED.
4—Fitcli Schom (private).
Flt-o headquarters. 86 Van Zuni Street
Telephone 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
8:18,
for tire on premises where located.
A telephone message to liliectflo
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p. m. and 8 a. 1n.. giving location of t
are, an alarm will. be given from noon
est box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival It the are,
's—Mmm School (private).
le—Eaet Washington and Fort
814~4Van Zendt St. and Osborn Ago.
218~East Ave. and Rowan St.
:Q-Winileld St.
223—Fort and Charles Ste.
224-Enst Ave. and Fitch St.
SEE—St. John St. and Edlie Ave.
832—8eevlew Ave. and First St.
ass—Boulevard and Second St.
sail—Cove Ave, and Fifth St.
887—Bculsvard and Blackstone St.
(Tel)
'841—Koyser St. and Pine Hill Ave
(Tel)
342’Kmel' 8t. end Duck Pond rd.
(Tet)
Biz—shore Haven. (Teh)
‘ Special allude.
1—0119 blast at odd times. testing or
line open.
Sta.
1——0no Mist at 8 p. m. ”Indira time.
1~1—Two blasts, are out.
11-11—Twenty two, at 8 a. 111.,
morning
school
11-11—Twenty-two, at 12:30 p. 111., no
afternoon session of public
» school.
1111111111-‘—T8n blasts quickly cull
no
session .02 public
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. .....
Autocrat Coffee cut to . . . .. .
Pure Ketchup, 3 bots. for...
Force, 3 pkgs. . .....
Magnolia or Clover Milk . . . .
25c jar Peanut Butter .......
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HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, $11.00 to $48. 00
Self Lighting Burners.
our stock before buying. E
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators.
JonesSzHotchkis's:
See E
17 Wall St.
Remind Your
When their eyes are
eiiected.
that they can have the suvioes
of an ()CULIST lice of
charge at our establishment.
Slight defects of tyesight
tirgictted may lead to serious
trouble.
Glasses as low as $2.00.
THAMER
Oculiota, Optometrists, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. A-Est. 1897.
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WAISTS in white and flesh $3.00.: E
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LONDON, Aug. 30.»Under the. au-i
thority of the War Otllce, arrange- E
ments have just been completed torE
taking ti. complete moving picture re E
cord of events of the war in the Bri-’ .
tlsh lines, both at the front and along
the lines of communication. E
The leading film producers and 421-"
hibitors. it is announced, have been
brought into a cooperative scheme,
so that no single firm shall have a
monopoly of the pictures. The first
photographs will be taken in about
'a fortnight.
One complete set of the pictures,
will be retained by the War Ofllce for:
historical records and instruction. E
This set will eventually be placed ing
the British Museum. The Board of
Education is expected to cooperate
111.15 PURE
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Large lot.
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Result-r ,. fivewntrene— n. c
Underwood.
that he did not take the matter
’ ~ very seriously.
P- success to the German cause in
in a scheme for the use of the films
in the public schools.
ARMY OFFICERS TOAST-
‘ ED THE KAISER?
WASHINGTON; Aug. 31.‘——
Secretary Garrison received from
Senator Chamberlain or Oregon
yesterday a letter containing pub-
lished' accounts of a dinner held
in Portland, Oregon, several days
ago at which two army officers
,from Fort Stevens were said to
have participated in a toast to
the German emperor and wished
the war. The letter was referred
to Brig. Gen. Bliss, acting chief
of stall. Mr. Garrison. indicated
“TI-115:1 o‘r strum-lose.
For the. best of
Eyeryihing
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71 North Main 5‘
Free Delivery. Phone 106 '
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