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SATURDAY, JULY ’9, 1916
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Bii~> Lindeibt-ng, til Ivy place.
Mimi a: the I'tviil't', titles mort.iu:,th~».
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5’ 1n_t_t_tn l
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ltt-rtz. oi ct roitie puppy.
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A Itli')t 3e belonging to William Jen-
nit.» Win >tolen. yesterday afternoon.
in I'urbank street” l
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Miss LVIUi'd Cummings, the uni
Linton Ilast NUI'WnIk musician,
been engaged to furnish music .31 thy;
N: w Canaan carnival.
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Routine businc» was (”Fringed of at
last t'\tlllIl§.”1~ regular meeting of.
Sherman t‘unnmtndery, United (hderi
01 ii” tiolden (‘ro.~s.
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The regular meeting
(‘nut‘ciL No, 4. (l, t‘. A,
In>t ruining. and routine
of Lincoln
111,,
bu>ines.~ \\ 22>
or» held
trunmt ted.
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-——Stra\\'s, $1.00, $1.25, 31,50. O'Brien's.
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Routine business “'tlS transat'lttl at
the regular Wed-lily meeting of (‘Ol‘hc'
noe Tribe, No. 123, l. (I. II. 51., which
was held last cvettinu, ludue
roomy on Main street.
itt lite
Kettncth "Dot" St. John, of Bronti
RlH'i, i> >Ilt'llii‘1ffl the day in New
Yorl. city. "line" stated that he
wou‘d witness the Giant l’irnte game
at the Polo Grounds this ttftt‘inco‘i.
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——I".lll.tlillt‘_ pumtntns, (i'llrivn's
A large number from this pithP nt-
tendt-d the dance given by the Coinpo
Life Guards at t‘onlpo Beach, last
evening. Keani's orchestra, from
Bridgeport, furnished music, ’I‘lte
Guards are planning for it heath cur-
him] for the middle of August.
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A toniplnint has been received by
the police in regard to u nuisttltt-t-
“I‘t‘l lid in boy:~ clung in swimming in
the tit‘tr lit-town Ilarit‘n and .\'ur-
Wltlti I~‘i\‘l‘ .\I'lt‘
litttr will he ttlrt‘hit‘d iolloitin; tilt“
Swimmt-rs in the
rota.p!niiit.
(loin: to the Ilitti storm of last 'l‘ut‘.»
(It!) twninl: tht- <pvt'iul btr-im .~‘<
tumult: ot' \\';t-hinrton (Hump. .\'u it.
l‘ntriotit' Order of tlu- Sons of .\ltlil‘
It'll, this pmtpom ti until next 'l‘m-uint
owning. All members should Ilt‘ lllt :-
out (it this time.
A fourth clues pmtttttm tr l‘\!llili!lilv
lion \\"II In» IIt‘Itl in I'llllIIlll)’. Sutur-
dny. Atiuust 26. for tltv ptu‘tmw Ht
)IlniiillL’ ll ('t‘I'IllIt'iilitlll to till it ('(‘lltt‘lll-
' [Jilted \‘nt-eylcy iii the position of pmt
muster at Iil‘flllt‘InlIIt‘. ’l‘he t'Oll“.“"‘t-
flittioii of the postmaster nt liz'nut-lt~
\ilie lust your wns $3.81.
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Nicholas Corridinni. the Strawberry
llill Italian “ho was lined $100, by
Judge Lockwood, for ussnult on Antw-
lt) Iiiseolo, has not us yet been Hill“
to raise the money anti, its :1 l‘t‘>=tlil.
he spent last evening in the Nnrwnlk
police station. It is thouuilt that
friends will raise the amount neces-
sary for his relenne today.
Mr. and Mrs. William .\‘lc.\luilen.ot
Franklin avenue. are the proud
rents of a baby daughter, born Wod-
nesdtty evening. “i‘ic.” us Mr. Mc-
Mttilen is known by, is the star has-
kt'lilli“ player of the Sixth t‘ompuny
team, and is being congratulated by
his many friends,
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Street Commissioner Sherron has
promised to remove the obstruction.
at the head of the Wilson avenue hill
shortly. This has been there. for sev-
eral months, and has proved a. great
inconvenience to everyone in the
southern end of the city, and particu-
larly members of the Knob Club. as it
is the only way for automobilists or
carriage owners to get to this resort.
pm‘
‘11ka LuerLAJID A \ LAK-
LY MORNING RAID OVER
EAST COAST OF ENG-
LAND.
tt‘on‘iniird Iiulu i'.I>I Page;
French artillery fire without gov
ing mad. and they preferred dc-
sertion to insanity.
Two strong German detach-
ments which attempted to reach
the French lines at a point west
of Vermartdovillers. 0.1 the
Somme front, yesterday. were re-
pulsed, it was officially announced
by the French War Department
today.
In the region of the French
fortress of Verdun two German
attacks on a. rcdoubt in the ra-
vine south of Fleury were check-
ed. The French. the official state—
ment says. madl- some progress
in the region of Thiaumom.
In the sector of the Fumin and
Chenois Woods an artillery duel
continue:.
The Austin-Hungarian head-
quarters statcmc'tt of July 27‘
says:
“Russian from: West of Bere-
stechk. a Russian night attack
was repulsed. Violent attacks by
the Russians between Razivilofi'
and the Stvr broke down. On
20 % Discount
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SUMMER
53 WALL ST.
0. b. J aCkS on NORWALK
OPTICIAN Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
EYES EXAMINED FREE
FOOTWEAR
Until Saturday at
Closing Time
Glover’s
The Burning Question
Does your Coal respond to your needs? Those who
cook prefer our Coal. It delivers that steady, even heat so
necessary for good cooking and baking. Summer prices
no; prevail. Today is the time for action. Send in your
or rs.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phbne 113-3. 137 Washington St
Milton Elwood, Manager.
122 Washington St. i
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both sides at the Lesmiow road.
the Ru53ians were . reptilsed.'
Russians to the numbtr of 1,000
were taken prisoners.
“North nf the Priiloo ridge. the
Austro-Hungari’ms: began an ad-
vance. crossed tho Cvarny and
gained the opposite litights where
wnné irre'otmmtj
With Tar
For That Cold of Yourl '
F. II. BAXTEII, Druggist. .
they repulsed Rtl“.<idn attacks.
“Italian front: Near Panveggio
several Italian attacks were re-
pulsed."
Denmark. Norway and Sweden
have decided to protest against
the British Order in Council of
July 7. discontinuing: the partial
enforcement of the Declaration
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David W Raymond
iUNDERTAKER 1
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i 27 WASHINGTON 8T.
NEW. RED MEN'S BUILDING ‘
of London. says the Overseas
News Agency. these c0ttntriCS
considering the new British rules
of sea law to be' at variance with
the principles of international
aw.
The Swiss newmaucrs Ncuc
Zuricher Zeitung and Journal Dc
Gcncve. the News Alzeucv says,‘
print comments on the plan for,
a union of neutrale-in order to.
defend their economic indepen-
dence. .
The Journal De Genevc is
Quoted as: suggesting a union of
Switzerland. Holland. Denmark.
Spain and the United Slum: The
Nicutvc Rottcrtiamst‘itc Courant
urges the Dutch government “to
return to the princiuicl. expressed
in Washinqton in l\‘ovcmher.
1014. with regard to the rights
of neutrals."
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right mound when some-
tltlng like this happens in your ‘
none. If your ,
PLUMBING
ls tlefcctite, i.ttthttttlcd. unnnni-
tnry or now out, have us innko
necessnry repairs or install a
new symm oi
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 135-1.
North Main St. 8. Norwalk
The cz‘liturcu by RuC izm troops:
in the fii’i‘lill: yevtcrrlnv on the,
western front included four him-1
drcd officers: ml 20cm men, it,’
was officiallv annouced titlw by:
the Russian Wnr Office. Fifty-five
I’I‘cuton guns were taken. The;
tAttstro—Gcrmans were drivcnl
back along the whole front from:
th'3 Kovcl-Rojitche Jailwny to‘
Brody. !
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‘Vllilt‘l' Hatrt‘vy \\'t-«ti, .ir. in: just]
'pns-t-ti :t III‘.\.-i"lti vvnininntion for theI
:l‘. S. Ntttnl Acntitvni}. :tt Aux.
‘.\Illl}‘ltliti. and is now :1 midshipinnni
tilt the l‘Ililt‘tI Stateq Natty. llo is‘lill‘:
:vounutwt Illt‘nllit‘l' of the t-inss. this be?
lint: his sixtccnth birthtlny. III‘ took
.\lti‘il : 1'
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ihis Ilit‘IlIilI extttnlnntion in
Til“ other
the
“polio.
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ilILISHtI with hiuh honors.
=memhcrs of his class cntvred
il('(lllt‘ill)' in the first tvcek in June.‘
”nut becnuse of his at". Mr. \\'--t~dv.ti:=.
:(ihlilct'ti to romttln at home until he
ilnml reached the one of 16, He was
,ttccompanied to Annapolis by hisj
grandfather, Congressman Hill. who
was present when the young manI
was sworn In. ‘
—Try a Sentinel Want ad. it pays:
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G0 to Cutbills for Sea Food
Absolutely the Best Qualities
CUTBILL'S BRIDGE MARKET i
Phones 108 and 109. l
71 North Main st. '
Free Delivery.
Buy White Shoes Here
We Have all Kinds of Summer Shoes
for Men, Women and Children
Satisfactory Hosiery
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
I1 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475.2,
or Up—to-date Service nil
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral :‘Jrc ~ td Embalme
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic in tho dcilnttton of tin
‘cnuse of the disease and the art at
Httljusttlng the “me. Dir-moo is unused
thy n wrench. twist or sprain in the
011cc and Rn-dence
Telephone 904
54 80. Main St, So. Norwalk
Safety First
" Last, and all the time. is guaranteed to our patrons who
put their valuables in a box of our Safe Deposit Vaults.
To those who are leaving town for the summer we
recommend the use of our Storage Vaults for silver,
tru‘nks‘aud valuables of considerable bulk. Modderate
charges for storage while away on your vacation.
RENT A BOX TODAY
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ENVIRONMENT ls EVERYTHING:
o the woman or refinement. Nothinli
a dearer to a woman‘s heart thou oi
wziutit'ul home tastefully furnished. 11'
Iou'll come to us we'll show You our‘
lne of quality with paper and explain ,
tow you may beautify your home all
t nomlnru cost. Our prices and goo
will appeal to you.
The Gorham Co
to Fir-t St. East Nomllt
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—-It you had been a good Sentinel
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'hnck. Eve.) If done in childhood
‘it creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter life in the dtilcrent organs and
f tliillbl.
If you need ‘0 buy a cake or tea‘l Chiropractors remove the cause oi
Try chocolate layer and pleased disease and pain, health is restored
. lIIiI‘UllRIl harmonizing the nerve sys
you Will be. 'tcmsz in your body. Female trouble.-
_ . . l gin-n special attention; also curvature
50 While you re housedeamng'mi the spine. You will never regret
too busy to bake, fitting the. Chiropractor a chance to
lhclp you.
'Phone to 5 Monroe for your Magnetic treatments given also.
broad and cake. T F ' D C
. . rancrs, . .
The Banner Bakery ‘84 Warhington 81., So. Not-walk, Conn,
. l Gutiuate from Palmer School.
Tel. 367
5 Monroe otreet
SUMMER
SCHOOL
N. Y.,N.II. & II. Till". .Tablc
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-—-1:39x. 5:35x, 52-19:, 13:57:,
7:18x. 7:40, 7:55; 8121:, 825‘Jx, 9:23x.‘
9:39, 10:05x, 10:33:, 10:52x. July 5 to August 2,
P. M.—12:02x, 1:073, 12283:, 3:02x.
3:29. 4:15x. 4:31x. 5:18x, 5.45, 6:02; Hours 8:00 to 12:30,
82221:, 7202!, 82001:, 9:53x. ,
Sundayo.
A. M.—12:25x, 1:39x, 5:49x, 8259.5
9:19x, 10:33:. i
P. M.—12:02x, 1:07x, 2:44x, 3:13,,
4:31x, 5:45, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7212, 7:45:.{
7:67x, 8206!, 9:531, 10:05x, 10:40x.
New York to South Nor-walk.
A. M.—-—4:41x, 5:30, 6:40, 7:51x,i
8:00x, 8:31x, 9:00x. 9:21x, 10:03-x,l
10:06. 10:50:. i.
P. M.—12:03x. 1:06. 1:23x, 2:01;!
57, 4:21x, 4:31. 4:431, 5:13x, 5:29,;
32. o:oo:.o:oc. 7:15;. msx, 8:05;}
10:. 9:28, 11:15:. 12:00; '
Sunday;
8:00x,
All Commercial and
Common Branches
Special Tuition Bate
Merrill Colleges
South Norwalk
Stamford. Port Chute:
I:
5:
8:
ASL—6:00. 9:001, 9:211.
10:03x, 10:50:.
P. M.—_12:10x, 1:031, 2100:, 11:35:.
5:02, 5:252. 6200:, 7:201, 8:10x.9:003,
10:00:, 10:15:, 12:00:.
South Norwalk to New Haven.
A. M.—12:16x, 1:331 , 5:58, 7:15,
9:15;, 10:03:. 10:18:, 10:28:, 114111.
11:67:. "
P. M.——1:20.2:33x. 3:16x, 4:28 5:19!
6:20, 6:51, 7:08x, 8:26x, 8:44x. 9:161.
9:26x, 11:08. '
Hero is one who papers nanny.
Sou-flea your mate completely.
With mime mu your voila wt.
deconto.
All the Intact style: he’s showing.
Kind attention 18’: beatowin‘
And the work to promptly done.
.Nono hove to nit.
And it pointing you ore treading.
In this line 130': [loo main].
no will make. your bongo look now,
And unto-dots.
A. ,COHEN
“I WAMLINM'ON Int-innit~
RV
Bunion. ‘ ='
Allin—12:23:. 1:13x. 7:43, 9:15;.
10:19, 11:11:, 11:57.
'P. M.—l:07x, 3:121, 4:421,6:“
0:892. 7:081. 8:201. 8:8”. 0:251.
CENTRAL HOTEL T5327 3.13::
Corner Monroe and Chutnut Streetl, South Norwalk.
Room by day or week at reachable prices.
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and gac.
Everythlng first clan.
Cool and Comfortable Willow Furniture"
Including the justly popular Bar Harbor Chairs. Ask I
see them.
Metal Beds. Brass Beds
The largest and most varied line in the city. at very reu-
onable prices.
Refrigerators and Ice Chests
RAYMOND 81 SON
Wall (81. High 815. Funeral Directors Norwalk
ngshion’s Approval
has been sct on Sports Clothes
and every vsomun is wearing
them whether she is a sports-
woman or simply looks on.
They are delightfully lem-,
inine and piqunnt. and
PICTORIAL
REVIEW
PATTERNS
show them at their best.
We ask you to call at our Pat-
tern Countcr and see the new
A U C U S T
-' fix Pictorial Review Patterns
QI'XZJLETE'X. NOW READY
James DOHHCIIV resoumMainSL‘fi
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OUR CREDIT TE'RMS .
The Reed 8: Volk
are
Electrical Co.
‘MOST LIBERAL
The Only Fully Equipped
for
—' BETTER CLOTHING
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-50 So. Main 8!.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Elk.
Gaicly & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Be Sutelts
F RISBIE’S
, Made in the Clean“ Phat
i from the boot fresh fruit!
‘, obtainable.
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Ask Your Grocer for -
Insist on them at y
taurants.
Ice Cream Freezers
North Pole, with metal tub. 1 and
2 qt. size .......... $1.25 and $1.50i
Alaska, with wood tub; all sizes. ,
$1.50 to $4.50:
White Mountain, all sizes. $1.98 up‘
Auto Vacuum, freeze: without
turning. 1 and 2 qt. sizes
$2.50 and $3.50
Albert P. Gehebe
25 Washington St, South Nor-walk
Phone 1069-2
F. s. LYON ;
Good Job Printing
prompt Delivery. Best Paper, Bent Work, Belt Prion.
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
3. NORWALK PHONE on
It You nave "
Any Junk .
8. Julie.
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Successor to Wm. Efl‘ron.
Phone 499. g
37 Fort Street. Eant Nor-walk.
rm rumour LINE T0 le
YORK.
Freight boot loavel Pier 27 East
River, Now York, (foot of cathorlno
St.) ovary day except Sunday. It 3 D.
m. Freight received at Not-walk up to
5 I. Ill. and at Count Namath up to
11:10 I. In. H
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. ill! ‘-. MALT. .
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chained navel-tint. at the than
gamed your meat mutt“,
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