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Building Inspector cure-cc l. mchl
. tuttlr‘t" a new the passenger
011' 1.1111 touring csr.
‘11.; mil oi James K. Murphy, son
11 l, '1 ilulph). of 256 East vellum.
51111 11214 am sted. yesterdly morning»
tr: :pt'ullllg on War avenue, by Mo.
. .1.» I‘olirenian Jarvis Murray, will.
1. 1:1l11 on Monday morning at 9
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11 rlr' was a large crowd in attend
:11 1e .11 the dance given in the Compoi
1.1.111. dancing pa1ilion, last evening,
1.. 111- t'unipo Life Saving Guards. The}
1: ”11111 11111111 was netted by the ahair,‘
... 1 he used to defray the expenses 01'
'11- 1.1;:1uizatiou. '
—-Sll"11"~‘, 31.25 to 82.50. O'Brien's.
A complaint was received from Leu-
1.1 MIN/l, lael evening, in regard to a“
11.1.1 11 hich was reported to be in pro»
-w» in that neighborhood. Oificer
1.1u1kwood instigated and found thet
Administrator’s
Sale
Milt
SUM
i~Footwear
is Now in Progress
'1 9
(:lover 3
Milton Elwood. Manic.
122 Waehington St.
the argument. which was mainly a
word war between two women resi-
111111.< oi the street,
111..1ll doll.
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'1‘1. 1- 1on11111011 of Detective Sergeant
wall all over a
to
Judge Josephl1.'l:1,1lor was
inter easily settled
The 0 t‘ leciiulth tl11< thinning on legal bust
lit'r'a‘.
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lit 1111 K1 t 11'! ll [Itillvtl 1110 finding Of
. e ed on
1110111113 Leatherlaud is r port :1 5111111 on a\\' 11. 11-19113)
liming greatly improved during the
111m wetk lie is now quite strong,
1:11.11 i.< able to talk for a short tune
1:11 ll 111111119 friends are looking for
11:1' 11 to the time when he will be able
to lean the lio~pltal.
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(lcorge Raymond and Jacob Ayler.
of this city, spent last evening in
Bridgeport. where they attended s
meeting oi the Shrinoru in that place.
A general discussion of the recent con-
vention of that lodge. whichwwan re-
cently held lnfirlduport, was the prin-;
cipztl 0f the evening's meeting. Messrs.
Raymond and Aylor were among those
lrom Norwnlk who attended the con-
vention.
1
...—a
sleeve mourning bdlltls.
——Ilmbrella's,
0' Brien's_ l
A despntch to the New York World
says: “Mrs. J. L. Brush. whose hus-
band is secretary of Handy 1Q liar-
lnan, dealers in bullion, specie and
bonds, or No. 59 Cedar wtreet, became
h38lfl'lt‘lll yesterday when n shnrk was
twine druun from the water to her
husbfiind .< yacht near South Norwalk
5 1 l 1 ll
lililmw :1 l(“1‘1t“ii.ll\1.lll:l:‘mlldllml‘lyl lltltllbucll: "m“ h.1< 1111111 llt‘tl 3‘ "' ““- ' side bet. l I. dearer to ‘ “mu” W “I“ .3:
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It In t'xpt-vtt'd th: it a 11"":1 t"thWI will: ”dutiful homo teetefully mulled. ll 1
into th 9 water.
As the result 05 losing a recent curd
tournament, at the Georgetown t‘luh
the married members of said club nct
ed as: hosts, last evening, to a large
number of tho bachelors of the organi-
zution. A trip to the Wild West silo“
\\ .:< provided by the bencdlcts for the
single men and the entire club jour
ncyed In a body, to the Baxt11' ,
Grounds. The 111p was made by ituto.'
and was thoroughly enjoyed by ct cry-
one.
Postal cards are being received
from Albert E. Winchester. superin
tendent of the South Norwplk Munici-
pal Light plant. He is enjoying him-
self touring about the country, and is.
also regaining. his health. This week
he visited the immense pint of Ken-
ry Ford, at Detrowichigen. and saw
the place where 12,000 men are em-
ployed. He visited the combination
steam and gas engine power plants.
These supply 220 and 250 volts direct
electric current 101' (be whole factory,
all by the most modern treatment. He
>113‘S this alleys some rumors tint the
little South Not-walk 220 volt direct
current plant is not‘modom. He is
also studying)» ornamental street
‘ :1 llt‘t'lisl‘.
a blt‘}(lt‘, on Water >ucct. 111:1 even-
1113.
T111 n1\t 114111.1'1111etinu 0!
wall: Lodge No.71“! B1ti'e101ent and
l"iotecti\c Order of 111111, “ill be held'
on \\'1tinc~1luy 111-11111: l’ttst Exalt-
ed llulcr John W. 151111111,
the liflllllllni‘t'. lid. convention, will
submit an liltt‘l‘t’s‘llnll report.
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-—-(‘11ps, caps. O'lirien‘s.
Willium Taylor, of' Southport.
arrested, yesterday, by Otiiccr Flynn,
tor viul'ttion of 1111' Il'dlllt‘ ordinance,
'by 11111111: on tlmlt-i'thzind side of the
dummy under the Washington street
bridge. and 101’ driving a car without
'l'nilor was “leased un-
der i‘tut bonds, but nppn-urcd this
morning before Judge \'u~'htlruh with
his license. The com \\'a~: polled.
Much interest is cent-"ed around the
Nhtloliatl-KPISO)‘ 11.111111111111119, which
Is to take pluCo 111111011011 afternoon,
on the Ward strw't wounds. (or the
ch.1n1pion1~hip of 1111 city. Besides
111111111): for the chmnpionsi1ip,cnch
in" 11:1 build to 1111111“ 1111' contest.
Devidwnaymund
UNDERTAKER
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“the Burning Question
Does your Coal respond to your needs? Those who
cook prefer our _Coal. It dilivers that steady, even heat so
necesury for good cooking and baking. Summer prices
now prevail. Today is the time for action. Send in your
2? WWW ST.
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A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SU ITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop
KT. A. OLAVIN
59 NO. MAIN ST.
orders. I
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-:- 131 Wuhinxt-n St
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mintzs
Specials for this Evening
$6 81 $7 Summer Dresses $3.75
Go to Cu tbllls for Sea food
Absolutely the Best Qualities
CUTBIIL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones 108 and 100.
Free Delivery. 71 North Main 81.
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J OHSONTON 8r MURPHY'S
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
men right around when some
thing like this happen: in your
home. if your
PLUMBING
Is detective. antiquated. unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install 9
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing nMI Hentlng
Tel. 1354.
North Main St. 8. Nomalk
to the woman of refinement. Nothing:
you'll come to us we’ll show You our
\l.11.~ hall and I. :1'11111 11 11.11 do the but 111110 of quality "a“ pnper and exp!“
1111' 1111' It tor 1l11
11:111 211111 Sulllutn \\lll parlorm like;
Ititlt-s. for the Nationals.
li1l<11.<'. nnd (‘rec '
how you may beautiiy your home st!
"1'ps"1 I nominu cont. our prices Ind g011
nrmlicrton and "Moxie" Smith will do will upped! to you.’
'§
the uinpiring.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
I 1 t of unchalnnd 1111115 111 the Nor
l:11' tlk post oiliccs ior th1 111'1Is ending 1 -..”--m-
1911‘):
Norwalk.
Miss Clara.
.lul) 2‘3nd,
Autonson, TV
(‘hilds.
Almon, Bliss Jessie.
Brkcr, it re. Henry.
Knapp, J. F. & Son.
Mac Lean. Miss Mary E.
Neely. Miss .Ir-nnio.
O'Neil, Mrs. Ethel (2 ,
Slmms', Fred.
Sullivan, Den.
Welton, Mrs. Harry A.
Wilber, Miss Fl. 13.
M. .I. HOWVARD. P. .\I.
South Norwnlk.
VHS.
S. H. Diamond.
Miss George Joseph, Spring street.
Miss’Marrle Schaub, 360 River St.
George Shaw. 2*
Mrs Rosa Swann, Gen Del.
llzhting system in may pieces.
ANDREW LEARY, l’.
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Miss Mary Justiuia Collins, Clo Jucltl
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The Gorham Co
to Hut 1t. East News":
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ESCAPED PRISONER IDENTIFIED.
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‘7‘)
CAMDEN, N. ..I..Iul1 ... .-'l‘he prls
oncr listed a: George '1‘. Thon1pson,l
who, ulth \‘iilson Ashbridgc cscnpcd
iron. the Camden County 31111,]th
\londa1 ,aitcr killing one keeper and
pounding another, 11115 identified Inst
2‘: 1.:1ccording to the police, as Frank
i(Inlcy McCormick. who was alleged to
have ewindlcd persons in all parts of
the country when, in 1911, he posed as
11 specialist in ilnnncc in this city un-
'der the name of McCormick Limited.
_ -
-—li you had been a good Sentinel
classified advertiser, at the time you
secured your present position. per-
'hap§ you have found one paying
twice the salary—and with twice the
chance for useful service.
0
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Behind All Business
the Bank Account looms up as the guiding light to
p1' 1: why. This does not mean that all that one need 'do to
11a in 15961358 is to open a bank account. 01 course, a check
a handy thing and IS absolutely necessary. in every
well tinted buciims. But it is the privilege and prestige
w 1 “1'1 1m withebeck account 111311111“. the. Important lac-
it: the m W8 m “Your check account
tmccliuflysokcitedi
ENVIRONMENT 9| IVERVTHINGl
, 5:33. 6:00x,6:06. 7:15x, 7:35x; 8:051. '
' 11:25:, 11:09, . "wt. ' ,1... ‘1
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Alt—12121:. 1:132. 7:43, 92.1511. m m ”'5 , ”'1
' 10:19. 11:12:5’111571
Shoes for men $8.00
Swing Couches
from $6.00 up
CAMPING COTS that are light but strong and fold com-
pectly.
WILLOW FURNITURE. A new lint: in light or dark cf-
iects including the justly popular Bar Harbor Chairs.
Auto Delivery Service to all surrounding town. p
RAYMOND 111 SON
The finest shoes to be had anywhere. The price seems
small when the style, comfort and wearing quality of a
Johnston & Murphy shoe is considered.
Wall 69. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwaik
iii—1";— '-- ~>~._--- - . - _' w.
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Satisfactory hosiery for the family 1
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
I1 WWINGM mm TlLlPHONE 1475-2.
The City National Bank
MUTUAL INTEREST
The business enterprises of our customers are of inter~
est to us and command our solicitous attention.
The growth of our business IS due to the confidence we
have earned from our many depositors through strong
conservative and progressive methods \ '
' If there is any way in which this Bank can be of ser.
vice to you. do not hesitate to consult with its officers—
they wril appreciate the opportunity of an interview.
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The New Seience
DEFINITION OF CNIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause 01 the disease and the art at
adjusting tho slime. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done in childhood
1, it creates pinched nerves and min in
'lutor life in the dinelent organs and
l If you need to buy a cake for tea,l limbs. 4
Chiropractor: remove the'
'Try chocolate layer and pleased disease and pain. health “$223;
you will be.
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
toms in your body Female troubles
So while you‘re housecleaning.
too busy to bake.
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
’Phone 10 5 Monroe for’your
bread and cake.
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
The Banner Bakery
help you.
I Tel 367
FRED H. OANUNG.
Funeral Dit':r‘ 1d Embllme
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011.;e and R;sidence
Telephone 904
54 80. Main St, So. Nor-we
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Magnetic treatvnenta given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
at Wuvhlngton 8t, So. Norwnlk, Conn.
Graiuate' from Palmer School.
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5 Monroe street ~
ashion’s Approval
has been set on Sports Clothes
and every woman is wearing
them whether she is a sports-
woman or simply look: on.
They are delightfully fern-y
inine and piquant, and
PICTORIAL
REVIEW
PATTERNS
show themat their best.
We ask you to call at our Pat-
tern Counter and see the new
AUGUST
Pictorial Review Patternsl
Sport-i Iihunsllsfl NOW READY '
sun 86320-le
James Donnelly .. ...... ... -
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OUR CREDIT TERMS '
The Reed 81 Volk
are
MOST LIBERAL .
1... Electrical Co. -
BETTER CLOTHING The Only Fully Equipped '
.... ELECTRICAL snap ’
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 60. -
" So. Norwaik, Music Hall 13111.
Gatély 81 Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
OIL STOVES
.hurner, high
new perfection
N Y.,N..Il dli. 'I'lli't
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.Table
SUMMER
swoon
July 5 to August as
1 1
'SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. M.—1:39:. 5: 351:, 5: 4.9:. 6:571.
7: 18:. 7: 40, 7: 65:, 8:211, 9:5911, 9:231.
9. 39. 10: 051. 10' 33:. 10: 52:.
P. M.:—12 02x, 1: 07x, 1: 28x, 3: 02:.
3:29, 1:151. 4:31x, 5:18x, 5: 45, 6: 0211'
6:22x, 7:02x, 8206!, 92531:.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:25x, 1:39x.
9:19x. 10:33:.
P. M.—12:02x, 1:07x, 2244:, 9:121,
4:31x, 5:45, 6:021, 7:02x. 7:12, 7:451.
7:671. 8200:, 9:531, 10:05x, 10:40:.
New York to South Nomnlk.
A. M.—-4:4lx, 5:30, 6:40, 7151:,
8: 00:. 9: 31:, 9:00x, 9:21x, 10:031.
10: 06, 10: 50:. <
, P. lib—12:03:. 1: 06, 1:231. 2. 041:.
8:57. 4:211, 4:31, 4: 43:, 5. 13:, 5. 29,
Hours 8:00 to 12:30
All Commercial and
Common Branches]
Special Tuition Rate
5:49x,‘ 8:59.
Merrill Colleges
South Nowell:
— W Port canoe,
8:10x. 9:28, 11:16:. 12:00:.
Sunday;
8:00;,
LIL—6:00. 9:00x. 9:213.
10:03:, 10:50:.
P. M.-—-12:101. 1:031, 2:00x, 3:351.
5:02. 5:25x. 6:001. 7:201, 8:10x,9:00x.
10:00:. 10:15:}, 12:00:.
South Nomlk to New Haven.
A. 39—125.“. 1:831, 5:58, 7:15. ‘ ..
'9: 15:, 10:08:, 10:18:, 10:28:, lyilx.‘
11: 57:.
P. M.:,:—120238x.8::16x.4986:19!
'8:90, 6:51, 7:08x. 8'26; 8:44;, 9:161.
.9, uptown 8:12;. 4:421. 9:“; f
can. 103:. 1121311, 11:19:. 9:10-1‘1
mummies ‘
a
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v
, wicks,
'. oil stoves. new
.stylc, with glass
'tunk. Complete
complete with oven
Blue ilame
Be Sutclts A
FRISBIE’S PIE
yum In the cream: 91.1.1 .
from the boot ire-Ii hull
obtainable. 1
Ask Your Grocer for Them.“ i
Insist on them at your recs "
\\llll oven, $9.51).
'i' 111' cc burner size
$11 75.
2' burner high perfectim ulckless,l
blue flame oil stokes, with patent:
grates which prevent fluids boiling ov- mutants.
er into human. Only 11 stores lett.l
‘Worth $11, now $3.50 , _
Three bulner size, only' :1 stoves leit.
Worth $8.50, now $4. 50.
Albert F. Gehebe ‘
25 Washington 89., South hierwalk
lhone 10099 _ ' Prompt Deliver-1.
l F. S. LYON
Good Job 11111111113!
_ - Best Paper, Belt Work, am 13111;.
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88 NORTH MAIN STREET
3. NORWALK
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m m“; 11‘ TO " 0 .
F “w m ' Successor to Wm. Efiron.
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Frelg ht but leave. Pler 27 But
Riven ..New York (feet at Gallium
Wmmwplsundsyutap.
m. Freight received stNorwelk up to
:amendstdouthflomikupte
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11111
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Emit Norwelk.
~11 you had been 3 800d
cluslncd advertiser, at the
mural your present: position; «I
my m we w an
Norwalk Chronicler