Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 11, 1916 · page 7

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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_........ , g. .- m' 3 3y ursery with richest values the glorious discus of our
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1 ”outlaws-mu l. 0" 5 emergency.
5;. Ntwalk Hospital directors ville i t
n‘ ‘ “$ng in the Hawaii N DE RTAK ER ; . The regular monthly meeting 0! thel
Cl ._ Yd. on“, m; M as. : iVorwalk Day Nursery directors was
21 wasmutrrou sr. ‘ tilt-id on Monday. July mm, at 10:30 a Phone 113-3.
.1 A 111 be . meeting a .11 the; NEW RED I!“ BUILDING 3 ltn. at the Nursery.
m. . l'it'l are companies in their; I Routine bUElD€:$ was transacted and — —-'-
“a ,tc quarters this evening. ~ the details of the work discussed.
_..—~- ' Every precaution will be taken that
1 lit'ltO Company lip taken over [the intantile paralysis spidmicdoess't
l1, \ Canaan lwr and villi. ittdcct the children of the Nursery:
Di“ . it. i 't'l‘hey will be under constant observe-l,
. WHITE AND GRAY ,tion. As yet Connecticut has reported; BLUE FISH- WEAK FXSH.
. :.t- [‘nion Council. Knilhts of; no cases, and by cooperating with the :8
co... tus. will most. this evenins. tt‘ -puups. :proper health authorities it is hoped; COD' BUTT TILE‘ NATIVE EELS’
11,, .1. house, on West noose. Rollo; ‘thai she may escape. l DONG AND ROUND CLAMS
ti“ : mitess will be transacted. in Nubuck and Gray Kid ‘ Following is the report o! the my
. tron for June:
Colonial Ton on and Buckles ‘
monthly was; 0! the W0- I 1 Total attendance for June, 330;
n: titllld of Trinity church will be Turned 50'”'“-°* "9'" zllargest attendance tor one day. 23;
t. r. the Guild will. $01118“. I‘ With Allumlnum Caps ;=maUest attendance [or one day, 6. M“ "’8
7 . ‘ Gifts. F -
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-~-—-—- to prevent wear n. i Mrs. Mossman, clothing; Miss Brock- Dem,
, rttn’s Gmse. MT station. Lilia), Arch street, 10 S'ards’ toweliug'. _
J. l. place to leave your car. thirs. Waller Munro. 1 dozen cups;
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“mm“ weekly m ofWel- : ‘l , JOstph Davis, clothing. Mrs]
‘ m.“ ltroab), high chair. table; a friend.
( . >ttanger Dodge, Sons of St. l9“. mm] rot-iter- “r E M J, k',
t will be held thh evening in l ”I . " ‘ 5' ' ' do 3
0‘ w.“ ptmt ’ Ison, clothing; Mrs. Kloptch, clothing; ,
‘- “”m” ' .tirsce chruch, cake; Mrs. Starr, Union
W youngster Ihould have aKid- istrt\t. lchucera friend, clothing; Mrs.
. V B. M. Andrews, milk, dsily; Mrs. \\'ll-’
5 t. a new carter the younwm- ‘t-ox ilk d il ~- N . lk St Ls
’l 'lliv‘l‘t‘nl. Bill”. 31 and ”-50. at ’ flirt" xllaun‘d if it“ ‘iiénli. it}??? i “l:- OXFO
; «5's stationery atom ‘ " r) or ' ‘ rs. "‘ ‘oc ',
. wood, bibs. *
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summer schools for dEficlent ! y
1- - «tried yesterday in the Frank- Milton Elwood. Mung“. JDETOURS NECESSARY ,
1 xii Center School buildings. Th6! . FOR AUTO DRIVERsl
. antidote for one month. ”1 Washington St-
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trttuz Toll». who is employed _it‘tmhncttt—ut will find that highway.

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. 'ou‘lce of the gogllixgiyfigil Charles Copley. Jr.. who has bmnttnstructiond» in lllou‘nrl on man)
W I, l ("1193“- SHT ll d "hemmployed in the New Haven offices 0‘ toads and that dctours are nocessaryl
infant“)? up; 1”” ’the Connecticut Company. has been.“""'”‘ jammed “‘ . ”1° “"0““:
, ill (ilena In a. .. -- transferred to the “mum," omce'!fi(‘h9dlllf‘ of work bcmg done on the:

‘ —— Lot the company. state highways: ,
‘l condition of coarse Murray. 0" l Sitatford~Sltort stretch of rottdl
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m. (met, who is asrioualy ill nt‘ v
i :1]: remains about the some i The Mite Missionary Society “torn up. 1‘0 detour.

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“ lay'n may Mend. have fortttntttht Stet-LA. M. ii. church will ““9“" “0’“ ‘f m" 8““ 0“:
. urr limo a lawn fctr‘, Thursday eveningflm the bridge in “cstport. Detour‘
~t.eedy recovery. mind and in good condition.

.lul) 13, at the liOlllt‘ lli Mrs. Henry l,” V
,Tnturn. 104 South Main street, South? horwaik—Armory Hill is m” ""7
tdcr construction. work has boon hold'

1 ~e h Honolulu, of Stamford, hits
” p *Norwallt. A good program is promis-
Iup because of sewer construction.

. med the store in the block which1 d (‘ d , d ti
. ‘ ‘~ 9 . .ollte on enjoy a 500 me.
' m 10m purchased by 10h“ T“): hurled—Work has just been startn
cd in the Town or Darien and the?

lit. Mmonettl will conduct a;
l -'i‘hc Lawn Carnival tthich was to ,
toad will be torn up for about twoi
Good detour has been

i be held this afternoon and evening at
tiirs. Mt'Kilthon‘s rcsitlt-ttt't'. Eimwoodlw‘wm'

thp‘aVi‘llilC, has been postponed until Milled.
dt\\'edne§‘lfl.\" Stamford—Construction work is itt'

__ [progrt‘ss on Roton Hill and two short

\t'it'tnm Gumbttrt, the Hill of Dr. and 1«lemurs have been posted Which are
Mrs. E. H. Gumbflf‘l, of thtt city. left jln fairly good condition.

'toutty for tho l’lnttsburtt military train-i West Haven-Work will be finished:

,ing camp at i’ltlltsburg, N. Y., wherei‘m Campbell avenue to Savln avenue.

lug mlthla week. l

Sam's; midgewater—Tho Souihvillc road

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Owing to tbs stormy weather
lrwket picnic which min to be hel .
: day at Rotor: Point by the Rebekah
Moses 0! Norfllk. with Nor-walk.
.t-w Canaan. and suntan. today

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rliay and night whirls and star-11w will spend a month in learn
Aultin'l W. ldutt‘es of a soldier in Poole .
, x. ..I-f—II‘.‘ ~ *Arniy. Theodore Board. of llethel,a.lso“°"ard5 ”‘9 Town 0' Newiown 31’0““
”he, pun" nu resigned his W left for the camp today. Etour miles in length is under con-
.mn with m l W the “D- _.__._—— Htruction. Tramc is advised to pro-t
tit-n grom El is will 3 "9k" —ti.500 pairs indies $3 to 34.50 oxforda coed with caution and at their ownt
. motion, and,” am “03d“! be will and output $1 the pair. Connoaliy 8: risk over the road.
-- .-in his new duties in the Yale and Bracken's South Norwnlk. Newtown—The Bethe! road for the
'u\\'ll€‘ (notary. in mm : . ——- inrltlgt‘DOl‘l-NCWlOWn turnpike west-i
«PM 1: The kldd‘" "’9 actively engaged crly towards Dethcl for ti tiisittnco of
The men of tho New Congress-l WWW i‘ picture of Buffalo Bi" striv- ttbout one and one-half miles i< under
it mil church will 6.10! A phantom! “'3 ‘0 b” one ”I the first twenty-live construction Travel is advisld to'
tV,-\,mh IN. on gum-d” of this to receive a free ttdmission ticket tol h“ m," 1'": d 1th .t 1
\ och. The! will b. mm to‘ the big show on the 2m. The pic-in“ : . l’ n?“ .w caution and
'1 from th. island.“ W boats tum contest closes on Saturday of!“ tlic.r nun risk, (lit the tlt‘tours tire
tamed by m w and Dr. Mo. this week and on Monday in tho Sen-IN“ m “00d condition.

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There m (0.000 onto mothers in; -—-— l
.. .» titroughoutthaamwwfdbl to. The law firm of Keogh & Cnndee, Miss Kathleen Lane and Joseph;
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n . record at an: automobile deport-gins admitted it new associate, John Tuitt-ynoids. the young couple who were.

r mt or m. new or the state's Dwyer, into their law am. Mr. Dwy-‘lteld yesterday by the local police, on‘

The 1‘“ mm for: 19175.3- 13 a graduate of the I'niverslty of‘tlic demands of the young lady‘s moth~

lave Wm“ M on ~. blue but. Washington, sinned in Washington”, Mto stated that her daughter had
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muna‘ ’ ID. 0., at which he studied law. Begun away from home with Reynolds
- . ., ~ . ,. lwss ndmittod to the bar last January. ;without her consent.
Leland Lennon. ,7” ii .mloyedln toad has practiced until now in Anson-i
1m National m...“ Nam “dim Mr, Dwyer is a young man otipcsr at the station, and the couple
. z” recentlys i" ‘ ' a Wflontploaslng personality and has msdogwas allowed to go last evening. Miss
. ”w hospital; i «may morodlmany friends during his brief staM,Mne’s cider sister appeared during
a was able tom his duties at this city, all ot’whom hope that he willithe afternoon and went away with Mr.
. . lumit: 1M 1" - ~ ‘ succeed in his life work. chynoldsand her sister.

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’buttdtng and he ordered that the sec-

Mrs. Lane, however, failed to up,
’molished within 60 days.

- 'was a dispute‘ about payments for

' STRIKE THREATENED IN MADRID.

styles.

Every pair a big bargain.
prices quoted.-

CONNEALLY .

I1 WAC“ MOTOR CTRIIT

M. .. 5!: la
Valencia and Billion. At the latter
city the strikers came in collision with
OF FAIR GREENMCH the civil guard and ugly rioting fol-

An unsightly gnmge must not do- lowed in which one person was killsd
rlstocrntlc Put- and five injured.

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WON'T ALLOW GARAGE
ON EXCLUSIVE STREET

face the landscape of a
ham Terrace. in Greenwich, according

its u decision of Judge Webb. is’ thol Hero

Superior court yesterday. The court
has granted R permanent Injunction
restraining F. St. George Smith. a
Wealthy New Yorker, from erecting 3‘
storage on his Greenwich estate. Thef
petition for the injunction was filed
by Percy M. Tuihill. N. A. Knapp and
John Mailer, whose estates adjoin
Smith's.

it was claimed by the nel
property owners that when Smith
bought the property he agreed to a;
restriction that, no carriage loose or:
outbuilding should be built on the;
promises?—
garage should be classed as an out-f

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lion of the garage upon which work
had been commenced should be de-

ln the suit brought by the Fidelity
& Casualty Co.. 0! New York. against
Frank Palmer.
tor, Judge Webb gives judgment for
the company to recover $23.93. There

compensation insurance. The court
finds for Palmer on the cross com.—
plaint and orders the terms of the
policy changed to agree with Painter's
muslin. ~ ‘

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MADRID. July 11.—-A general strike
of railroad men is threatened to begin
today. according to. dispatched from

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Special Cleanup Sale

FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY

500 PAIRS KEN'S GUN METAL, RUBBER SOLED

Slater $51» and Emerson $4.00 quality.
AT $2.50 THE PAIR.

WOMEN'S GUN METAL OR PATENT COLT SPORT

$4.00 quality.
A: $2.50 THE PAIR.

 

I,5oo PAIRS WOMEN‘S PUMPS AND OXFORDS.
$3.00 and “.00 quality. From discontinued lines.
AT $1.00 THE PAIR.

Not all sites in any one style, but all sizes in

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1' 0n- m vim auto.
Studios your basis Gummy,

With artistic still your walls wi
doeorats.

All the latest styles he’s showing.
Kind attention he's bestowing,

And the work is promptly dons.
None have to wait.
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on CREDIT
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balely & Brennan i 'f
42 mm m, 3,. l Moderate Prices
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—-BRIDGEPORT-—

Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyslnq & cleaning Go.
Silk Dresses. Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.

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OPTICIAN Phone 438

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The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP.
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES

Phone 805—50 So.-Msin 3t.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall Bib.“

 

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Mal Dimi- and Ernhsi
OM00 and Reside-Ins
Telephone 90!
at 8:: Min St.

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gust to an observer.

it is not necessaryr‘tor any one to
use an ill-fitting pinto; it is unsightly"
,attd unsanitary, and may cause a
great amount of irritation in the
mouth—it is altogether useless.

It you have reason, to believe yours
to be a hard mouth to fit, let me show?
you how the dlmculties may be over-
You will be delighted with the

 

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FRiSDlE’S

Made in the Cleancst Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.

Ask Your Grocer for Them...

Insist on them at your res-
taurants. ‘

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come.
results.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

to so. Main on so. Not-want. Conn. '
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A NEW SHOWING or;

WASH SUITS .

ALSO LINGERIE AND .

CREPE wAIs'rs
The Little Shop
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