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The announcement has just been
made of the marriage on Wednesdayfl
June 28th, of Miss‘Benha May Scof
field, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. CH!“
ton Scofield, of McKinley street Rom]
ayton, and Albert E. Sarosi, son of
Mrs. Annie i-‘arosi, of 14 Charles B..l
street, South Norwaik. The cere—I
mony was performed at the parsonagel
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Port Chester by the pastor of the
church, Rev, Harry Burgman. The
"’ xyoung people will next week start
‘ housekeeping in their newly furnished
Lapartment on the East Side. While
. the marriage was not wholly unexpect-
‘ ed by friends of the couple, many were
surprised that the event took place
. REAT your coal bin to
the most superior
coal it has ever cnter- ,
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tained. Lay in a supply of coma,
coal that will produCe more iday receiving their» 1
comforting beat to the pound ,many friends fo ‘ ch happiness in ,
than any fuel you have ever : Mr. Sarosi is em-
paid out your good money for. :ployed at the C; fut Knapp factory in
Warm up to this proposmon. the straw but de rtment. lie is a
Leave yur order with us popular member the Fifth Division.
om
now. i. . .
”Naval Militia, C. N. 0., of Norwalk,
and has just returned from a two‘
weeks cruise aboard the battleship
Harris 8t Guns
South Norwsh
Virginia. 1
Water St. Miss Mary Battle, who has friends
In this city, visited her sister, Mrs_
t Aaron Archer. a. few days ago. She
_;- was accompanied by Miss Madgo A.‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
Miss Battle is taking up the study of
higher education, at Columbia Collette
and is a graduate of Howard Univers-
ity. In the services of the A. M. As-
sociation, iMss Battle taught domes-
tic science. She has been appointed
as supervisor of all schools in Green
County, N. C, and is now entering into
the third year of her successful work
in this particular field.
Miss Julia E. Penn, of Harrisburg,
Pa., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Albertine Blgolow, at Pebble Brook
Farm, West Norwalk.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cool- tonight and Wednes-
day moderate north to _ northeast
winds. The area of high pressure
from the British northwest 'which
was central over North Dakota yes-
terday morning is now central over
Upper‘iMcbigan. It is producing pies-
rant weather with lower over tempea
aiures in the central and eastern dis-
tricts. Light, scattered showers were
reported during the last 24 hours
from the Middle Atlantic and Gulf
coasts, and in the interior from Ne-
braska outward to Pennsylvania.
There is no well-defined storm ares
cast of the Rock-Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Jones and Mr,
and Mrs. E. G_ Borges entertained an
automobile party yesterday, on a trip
to Ridgeilcld and Danbury. Two au-
tomobiles conveyed the party. A stop
was made at Dorion‘s Point for lunch-
eon. Lake Kenoshit, outside of Dan-
bury was the next stopping place.
Stamford was reached about 8 p, tn.
after a pleasant ride home via New
}Canaan.lStamford Advocate.
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
’TODAY. _
Tcmpcrafure: Low, 60; high,
73. Showers. ,
CW3.
A large number of persons are
wmpiaining now of sore throat and
intisilltis. Summer colds have been
"dining no little trouble durlrg the
hot. weather.
W
~Tiike advantage of Sterling. August
furniture sale. A saving of 10 to
40 per cent.
The Misses Julia Fitzgerald and
Nellie Malloy, of New London, are
spending a few days with Miss Mar-
garet Ciaven, of Connecticut avenue.
Charles Murphy. who has been
spending the summer in Lake George
return home the latter part of this
week.
The Elsa 11., owned by Mead Bro's.,
started this morning on her annual
Summer cruise, to the Eastward Rev.
Charles F. McGregor accompanied the
owners Charlesb‘. and Percy W Weed,
on the trip. They expect to be gone
the entire month of August.
.____....
A regular meeting of Trinity Young
Men's Club will be held this evening,
at 8 o'clock, in the club rooms, in
Railrofid avenue. Final arrangements
i’or’tomorrow's outing will be com-
pleted. - ,. ~ . Allen Moses, an employs of ‘Gray
._.—-_: - and 'David company, of Boaton, . seal.
The regular monthly meeting of the spent the weekend at his home in
Board of Education will be held this Arch street.
evening, in the high school. In West Miss Mildred Wilcoxson, of Elm
avenue. Numerous matters of im- street, is enjoying a two weeks vaca-
portance relative th repairs and other tion from her duties in F. W. Wool-
(hanges in the schools, will come be- worth's Five and Ten Cent store_
fore tonight’s meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs, William G. Miller, of
Buffalo, N. Y.. were visitors in Now
walk yesterday. Mr. Miller was at
one time a reporter of The Sentinel.
and has a large number of friends in
the city. ’
All Norwalk sweated yesterday as
the humidity in the air increased in
the afternoon and the mercury at.
tempted to smas all altitude records.
The thermomet rs registered over 90
Natioe. a native of the West Indiesi
and Saratoga Springs is expected to .
V100!
nu .
ops court-ran snacks}
0 THE reason ,eosr.
TIONS
(Continued from First Page.)
_ have been removed from the city.f
The Nous Freie Press: of V»,
en!!! says it learns that a large
berg have already left the place!
Germany has informed the
United States that on account of
the “impracticable conditions"
impowd by Great Britain upon
the shipment of foodstuffs from
America into Poland. further ne-
gotiations for co-operstion in P0-
lish relief work are devoid of
purpose.
Owing to favorable harvest
prospects, however. the Imper-
ial government says relief appsb
ently will be unnecessary after
October x, but. " .
One of the Zeppelin sirships
which raided the eastern and.
southeastern counties of England!
last night was picked up by
1 great deal to you. ,= : lnumber of inhabitants of Leno.
News '
searchlighes and heavily fired
upon. says a southeast coast cor-,
respondent of the Central News”
Mr. and M". 5mm. are to‘. Agency. It is believed the sir-'
wishes of mm' ship was hit, as she appeared to,
sto, tremble and dive.
o‘A'sfro at A
' 59c
Bungalow Aprons
Figured Perules, Checked Gioghsms.
and Plain Chambrsys, trimmed with plain
colorflo match. Buttons down side.
front or back, with pocket or belt
Aprons with elastic band at the waist
59c and 75c
. J. ~I. MALLETTE.
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Very Best: Butter ’
Very Best Cheese
New Laid'Eggs
lb.
lb.
Doz.
33c
19c
30c
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124 Washington Strut ; . , Gouth Norwalk
Tel. No. see PM Delivery
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FORD SEDAN
THE UNINJRS'A‘I. CAR
wHEN FORD SPEAKS-4-
THE WORLD LISTENSI
F. o. B. DETROIT
THIS IS WHAT HE SAYS—this is what the world today is listening to. Read
the news, friends—the remarkable FORD news. Take it “fresh front the bat"—after
which we bet you’ll whisper to yon'Fselfz “Old mangthis certainly does beat all i"
' NEW" PRICE SCHEDULE AUGUST lst, 1916
FORD TOURING CAR $360
FORD RUNABOUT
FORD COU‘PELET n-gynumnflu................................
FORD TOWN CAR .g....§’s‘s€sssssssnsooon..."s_sso-oo--ss--onnoo “95
.o-s-snsnsssso's‘s'mfluacross-sous...u-”nuns“...- W5
t\\-'e guarantee that there will be no reduction in the above prices prior to
August 1, 1917—but can give no assurance whatever against an advance in
these prices at any time.) .
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QBALANCE IN CONVENIEN
NOW OPEN YOUR EYES!
We Will Deliver Ford Cars Immediater on the Following Terms:
$150 CASH FOR THE CAR
T MONTLY PAYMENTS, BANK'INTEREST
yen got the full meaning of this offer: A Ford Car at the new lower price,
$360, TOURING CAR; $345, RUNABOUT—on an initial payment of only $150?
We shall be in a position to deliver quickly—THOUSANDS of Ford Cars on these
terms—by long odds the most liberal and sensational motor car offer of the 20th ccn~
Iti some automobile
that F 0R1)
5 EAK !
was
A Ford Thunderbolt
circles weeks
ago the news trickled through
to .
Hence there has been
a rics of amusing somersauit
»’about
at noon, and 'at about two o'clock had
reached the 100 mark in some places.
Yesterday was by far the warmest of
the present season.‘ .5-
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We Hove \’
MONEY to, LOAN .
on Improved Real
' in Plattsville avenue.
Miss Edna Pierce. stenog'rapber at
the office of the Cluett-Peabody Com-
pany, and her aunt, Miss Mary Pier’ce,
of Hanford Place, left Sunday for a
two weeks trip to Providencee. Rhode
Island and Boston, Mass.
Murray J. Israel, of New York city,
spent the week-end with his. parents
Mnfirael re-
turned to his duties in Manhattan this
morning. . ‘ s
A. “B. Casey. of New York City
spent Monday in Norwalk on business.
performances in the interest of
low priced cars.
The idea was to try and' get!
something started before the
thunderbolt came—and goodness
knows the low-priced automobile
manufacturers alid aggnts were
sitting up nights, eyes peeled
Skyward (Detroit-ward) for the
coming FORD thunderbolt. .
In the meantime We have been
“holding our horses,” waiting pa-
tiently for the. time to tellthe
good news. And now that Mr.
Ford has spoken—in the way he
has—do you wonder, firends’, that
William is. Jennings, of Bedding
Ridge, spmt‘Mondsy in Norwalk on
. Estate
ii in:
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, Horses Benedict. Mei-nil Barker and
fiance Burt. drum city, spent Sana
outset...
tens? .
the whole world'stops and lis-
ngwin‘v
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A Pace-Making Adv.
Fxpcrts to whom we have shown
this announcement say that the
facts it contains are without cquak ~
as to their fundamental sigitifi-‘
cancc in the recorded history of
automobile achrtising:
Ist—with relation to the radical
icsscning. of the price of FORD
.Cars, in hccordaiice with Henry,
Ford's continuous policy;
2nd—with relation to the terms
upon which Ford cars 'may be
purchased at" this -ngen‘cy', sin
nounced above, and which are
in accordance wi our policy 'of
always simplifying the matter of
Ford Car ownershp for The peoa
pie! , i \
This announcement—as if Were;—
sets a new pace-and‘itwill be
interesting to Watch ffi‘e"‘m’é,‘ too”
attempts sure to “low '.
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Entrance on Kain St, Flirficld Ave" Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Com,
.. Store closes at 5 o’clock daily
Soda. served in paper now
In line with today’s many plans to promote cleanlid
ness and secure sanitary safeguards, soda and sundae-s are
now served here in paper.
‘ Not a waxed paper, which is uiiplcasaiit to many, but
a hriii parchment which makes a cup or dish of strength
and acceptability.
Folding seat that
will fit in pocket
.\ folding Tramp" stool, made entirely of steel.
5f.) strong it will hold a person weighing 250 pounds!
(”\‘t‘s plenty of room to sit in comfort—bat will fold
Leonard refrigerator
'7‘;
Tuesday. August r, 19‘ .
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except Saturdays, Saturday closing-hour g p. in. ,"l )X ‘
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so Sliiaii that traveler may slip it into coat pocket. ;
I‘illt‘ for use in automobile, at the shore, on trip my 'gg
where. ..-
Sells for $1 in many storcsz—iicrc at 75¢ 3'
Front bast-iiicnt. 1i;
is actually germ-proof
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:A claim is made that many diseases, including in-
fantile paralysis, may be charged up against-the use 'of
the ordinary refrigeratori
This type of refrigerator, with galvanized or enamel-
cd lining, offers splendid refuge to germs. If a million '
germs can hold a convention on the cad of a common
pin, what a fine field they find on the lining of such red
frigerator!
Children are more in danger of their attacks because
they have not become inilniinc through constant resist:d
ing of attacks by germs. Then, too, their food is kept
almost entirely in refrigerators and has plenty of time
to become laden with germs. ‘ ‘
But the Leonard Cicanabl‘c refrigerator is NOT of
this type. i 's' lift‘ will
The food compartment of every Leonard Cleauable
rcfrigerator offers a smooth white fused-on porcelain lin-
int: protection tofood. On that lining no germ can find
a home, It is smooth and polished and seamless: just
like the fine china dishes on the dining table. Its corners
are rounded, it is made all in one piece, its surface is so
hard that a knife will not scale}! it even! ‘
When this lining is wasied or sp'onged off, eve-ifs
thingr is cleansed thoroughly. lNo germ can stay there.
With this cleanliness, L'conard refrigerators have ex-
ceiient construction all through! They keep cold; 25 de-
grces colder than the surrounding air! They do not use
a great big lot. of ice! They hare a real ventilating sys-
tem. To sum upz—thcy are not ice haves but genuine
refrigerators: and germ proof. ‘
According to size and sttylc and ice-capacity-$33.50
to $5.00.
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defined a: “the
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it eoitffanllf inoreasing" '9 Sn‘iill
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accounl inf/5cm own and bank
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