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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 29, 1916 · page 7

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Attorney John J. Cuneo, 01 South
Iorwalk. received his new Appersoa
automobile today and is mach pleas
fl with it.

 

The Nmalk branch 0! the W. C. T.

I'. will men, tomorrow afternoon. atl

(be home of lira. Frank B. Sturtevant,
03 Gregory Boulevard.

 

Ira. Daison, who was arrested on
My evening tor raising a disturb
In. on Cross street. was taken to Dr.
Roland’s Sanatorium, last evening, by
OIoer Bryan Silk.

 

Owing to a slight misunderstanding.

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INSPECTOR. ORDER NINE LOCO-
MOTIVES OFF NEW HAVEN
ROAD.

Yachting

White Shoes For Nil 5
. Occasions ,
Cloud All Day the Fourth

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i Declares Unfit for Use and Must Be
Repaired More Used Again.

Nine locomotives of the New York,

New Haven and Hartford railroad

 

It was stated. yesterday, in The Senti»

Dd. that the Douglas Fowler W. ll. ('..‘

was entertaiud at the home of Mrs.
Cbtbill. it was, however, the Buchlng-
Ia- W. R. C. which was entertained
U Hrs. Cutbill.

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' c-{rhe Bayview avenue section of
the South Norwalk Congregational
church, will hold an outdoor festival
Ct Nudity evening. June 29th, at 35
tyview avenue, from 7 to 10 o'clock.
The ladies have arranged a very nov-
d and pleasing entertainment, includ‘
lag the Blue Century Entertainers.
Good music and refreshments will in-
Iure an enjoyable time to those at-
bending.

 

 

Ophir Chapter, 0. la‘. 3., held its last
regular meeting for the summer, last
evening, and conducted only routine
business. Tomorrow evening the
Edge will visit the Stamford Chalet,
taking the 6:40 trolley from South
mus. After the business of laat
night's meeting had been concluded. a
social time was enjoyed.

 

Francis Clinton. proprietor of the
Danbury Hat stores, New York city,
was the first person to contribute to-
ward the military aviation school,
which it is proposed to establish on
the Hudson river, extending from
110th to 149th street, New York city.
it. Clinton headed the list with
81,000.

400 Brand’s eyeglasses, spec-
tacles frames, lenses, etc, display
window or store.

 

 

rounru or JULY sz‘nrtitst.

The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper next Tuesday, July 4th.
Advutiscmenis and news items should
mob the onions. Monday afternoon.

u. your in the evening.

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—lainsprinss break mostly alone.
that’s bad luck. .ths changing of the
temperature of the weather is most
often the cause. Remember Brand's

‘ nainsprings guaranteed {or 15 months past week, were busy sand blastingfw“ brought together now the Coast

is written. Prices too, the lowest.
Glories Brand, South Norwaik.

 

' Prof. Victor Hart will move into his
hndsome new home. on Newtown
ovenu'e. tomorrow. The house vacat-
ed by bit. and Mrs. Biart, on1 Elm-

, wood avenue. will be occupied by the
*7” mar, Captain William F. Hoyt and
“My.

 

A ten-pound baby boy was bor\ to
If. and Mrs. 8. Simon, of 9 Havlland
’ on Wednesday morning, at ten
_ . Mother and child are doing
010017.”!th the father is receiving
the congratulations at his many

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’ l'rlts Seder. a former High school
“out. and weliknown South Non
mm man. left. yesterday after-
Min New York city. where he
visit for a few weeks before de-

 

‘l. fiw for Virginia. where he will at-

Tibs stamina Military Academy.
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; were declared unfit for use. yesterday
by a tederal inspector. who ordered
‘that various’ repairs should be made
' before they shall he placed on the mad
, again. This is one at the largest nun-u

Glover’s

' bars of locomotives ionn‘niit for
i use by the inspectors at a local u‘ Wm 8"
‘ round-house in some tints. i Hilton M “W.

 

 

it wds reported today tlist this loco-
motives had been declared unfit tor
use, entirely. but at the round house

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it was stated this afternoon that the! NATIONAL GUAM ”ND. REFUSE
locomotives will be on the road soon,‘ TO TAKE OATH.

 

 

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Daily

Long and Round Clams
Lobster: and Soft Crabs ‘
by Express

Come and See a Sanitary Fish Market

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CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MA RKET

Phones to! tad too.
71 Nos-i, In Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

aiter "minor repairs have been made“; __
it was also said that because of the‘ that All I“... Will 3.1
timing 0! the‘ inspectors, and ths‘ anbiy NW iron ‘
withdrawal of locomotives from use.i the My... - i
‘ the Adams Express company was hm", At Camp Holcomb, In Nluntic this'
‘ percd in its work. This was denied by week, the bands at the First and thai
lite “PW-*5 company. . Second regiments refused to lake tile"
inspections are not made at stated federal oath and accompany tile-if regi-i
intervals by ”W government. Somc- ments to the border. All were lmpri-i
:ilmes the m“”“°‘°' comes "9" 1“ sound in the guard house. The men:
days 10 see ”‘3‘ things are “an" and bers of the First regiment band is O!"
. "I?“ Slain, it was stated today. h°| pected to return to Hartford and those‘
mishi not come 10’ a “mum 0’ “' - ‘ of the Second regiment to New “area,
There are 3-“ many as 35 or it) loco-i; today. it is understood that they Will.
:modtive- a! it]: ‘rsuzfluhfltg: 3:; all be dishonorabiy discharged Irom
an even w e , .
house. the removal oi nine irom aerizfietgfgii": r321: Liafié 1:23?
’Vice would ““3““ "0'“ 5913’ *“°‘F‘ichtl, leader of the Second regiment
about 0‘19 founh- “0""3‘3 ‘t V“. hand, both protested against the ac-
stated this afternoon that work is go-l tion 01 the men. They “a .‘ iew men
ing on the same as ever. it was noti took the oath.
stated specifically the trouble found. no to “rd... Without Music.
Both organisations will no to the

thy inspectors. , I
! border without music. slthoutgh bead-

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I We“ IN A'R' 3with the Second and will try and
Workman m "‘0 “mm” 0‘ Dowllng raise a hand down at the scene of ac-

“nd mmmk'y "9 10d” ““1" 31‘. tivitiea. Leaders Ficbtl will try and

j lerations to the clock tower on the} raise ‘ volunteer band at Hartford

1 county court house. building on Gold; and join his regiment later.

;an Hill street. Bridgeport. The tower, The action recalls the days of the

CLOCK 0” COURT HOUSE; ed Fichil and a few bandameu will go}

 

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Removal of Pier
On and Altar flay 0th,
Freight will be received at Pier at
East River Foot of Johnson Direct hr
"WALK. IO. WALK, WEST-
PORT, ROWAYTON ANO DAIIIN
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is in the center or the building and; outbreak of the Spanish-American:
will be raised a considertibia diatancei war, when 00".. band of Hartford;
above the other two towers in order the First regiment band, refused toi
.that the clock may be seen from all, take the oath, and were dismissed
‘ “”9“” in the neighborhood 0‘ the: tram the service, and when the Wheel.
building.
' Th“ “""k 0“ the “MM” t° the: regimental band, took the slime atti-
present building is rapidly nearing tude. although the Forth was not call-
compiction and the outside walls armed into service. On the reorganization
practically completed. Workmen the oi the Fourth regiment a new band

quite outer walls of the present build"Artillcry band.
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INNKEEPER sues rvsou FORTE“lie W ”J- !‘LAG, '3 “NED-
CHECK OF ”26.50. ' PITTSBURG, PR" June 2B.-—l‘}l\l‘flx"

John H. Tyson of Greenwich, who ed because his two sons had answer-
,cortducts a number of theatrical sgens 9" the 03“ to the 0010“. Michael J-
cies in New York hotels. was today 31193 W" up an American “38» then
'made det’e'ndant in the Civil Common trampled it under foot- He was me}
Pleas court in a damage suit brought, the choice 0‘ 30 days in Jail ‘0? I 330
by John ii. pull, proprietor 01 the, fine today. Shea's wife was the only
Woodmansten inn in Darien. whol "the" against him.

claims that on March 15. at this year.
Tyson gave him a check for 3926.50I “Naming?” W“
and when he presented it at the Green- ' _

wich Trust company, he found that"i y BltiDGEPORT, June29.—Dr. F- W.
son did not have any money in that fitev s of this city. reserve surgeon of

the C. N. G. today received orders to

bank ith hich t honor the check. '
w w 0 . :report for service. lie left this morn-
UTV OP. ing for Niautic.

 

CORONER RELIEVE! PRO
BMME IN NEWTOWN DEATH.
In his finding on the death at John, ,

Riordan of Newtown who was struck

by an automobile in Sandy Hook Cen?

ter, June" 23, Coroner John J. Pheion
absolves Clarence Gordon Prouty oi

85 Everitt avenue“ owner and driver:

at the machine. from all blame. The!

coroner was in Newtown yesterday

Prouty

Is said to have been driving his ma-

chne at a. moderate rate at speed and

witnesses testify that he did all in-
his power to aVoid striking the man.

 

 

 

 

 

. For Up-tcdah denies call.
FRED I-I. GANUNO.
Funeral Director and Embalma
Dillon and Residence

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Teleph

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I sham profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on lb years.
guaranties tin madoimtothdetrs. hand-
made. ”and inside, tin mm,
Plumbing and heating.

“Biomaight” riarantoed asphalt
noting. 1 ply. 81:46. gnatwateod 5
New 3 Ply $155 guarantee 10 you;

"IN" A. Hlflfllill
58 Weber be

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N. J. seer. MNDMEN saute; BIB-
cam.

am GIRL. June anaemIsdratlnzs
that would give than $82 sweet. allJ
but two oi! the Filth liegimsnt's band
today refused to the iedsral sn-
llatment oath. -

They were 7 argad. sent back to
Paterson and were torhiddsn to use
the name and number oi the regiment
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We have all {maiden mm
in our employ when u out
trust in your home. We are
saying the mm].
prices for all kmda' of Juli.
Feather Beds a specialty.

WM. EFFRON 00., Inc.

3 Rowan St, E. Norwak.
Tel. 44:. Tel. «a.

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-_ Ally Junk
5...... 3.13110

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Successorto Wm. Efi‘ron.
Film 499- -

37 Fort Sm Ernst Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bill Takes the Cake

Sometimesmy Ma gets mad at me
When she wants errands done.

. ’Cause i don't like to leave my play

And think too much of fun.

But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me.

Son can't you go to five Monroe
And get some cake tor tea!

tailors speaks up iustasqnioh
,Aadpsrliieascanhe—

I'd love to go to iivsflxonroe
and get some cake for tea.

F.’S.LYON‘
_ Good Job Printing

'mim. casework. last Prisca.

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Men’s Black Oxfords

For dress or street wear, leather or rubber soles.

Hosiery for the Family

Dependable lines in silk, lisle and high grade cotton,
that are sure to be satisfactory.

carom nanny, a mouse: er. tacit

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will be pleasant indeed it you do
your resting on the porch or in the
house in some at our

WILLOW OR RATTAN
FURNITURE.

ltlsaobigandroomy.soeooiand
comfortable you will be glad to get

REIUIL‘I’ TVPEWR‘ITEIC -- L. C

tired in order to enjoy its restitu- Bmi t h. Underwood
nose to the full. we hsv. m Remington, all other
furnitun in sets or in single m makes, sold. rented
Plenty of patterns, only one qnfl. repaired. Rentals, :3
ity—tho beat. . per month. Marhines

said at as per month
4A8. DONNELLY

16 South Main Street. South NorwaIIt

limousines

134-186 Waahlngb'n st, ss‘. mu.

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Extracting Teeth

OF ALL KINDS was a slow and painful operation as
performed by the old time doctors. but
. SPRAYIN G by the aid of modern instruments and
scientific developments the tortures

IN SEASON have been eliminated. ' ',
, i have given special time and study
Beaupaiafir Saunders to this branch or dentistry; ibave'the
_ latest and best instruments; 1 have the
3' “om Emu” a5‘43: Ififl‘most perfect system. and i have had a

 

large experience. and am well equip
ped, in every way, to extract teeth
painlesbly, skilfully and satisfactorily.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

II In. Main its}. Nor-walk, com.
. lit-daysby We only.
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