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El Water Street
_ Tel. 721
WEATHER FORECAST.
recast for Norwalk and vicinity:
taillight and Tuesday,
cast for the week: .
, the North Atlantic statesr‘
arm and fair weather for the most
'with temperature indicative of
't wave.
uttered showers have occured
' the last twenty-four hours in
, n, Utah, Nebraska, Minnesota"
lll‘e extends this morning from
Ike northeastward to Upper
gun. The temperatures continue
in the central districts. and are
8 in the eastern portion of the
fiat-eaten and New England. There
1 been a decided fall in tempera-
in Montana and North Dakota.
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Maweather with temperature con-
rably above normal.
Mann A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY.
emperaturc: lligrli,
a Cloudy.
97; low
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flurry J. Smith of Spring street on
find a sail to New York yesterday as
hguest of the captain of the “M011
bk." .
The case of Roger Newland, which
' behave been brought to a close to
11.11.1111... Candec's postponed do-
has again been postponed until
. at 15.
1' ere wcre'a number of Naval Mili-
oys in town over the w-cek -cnd,
.'. whom 11 me Samuel John Calla-
33” 1 Theodore B1 othe1ton Fred Ac-
, and Peter Christiano.
511m Clerk Herbert R. Smith this
' 3 reported that the liens on the
petty of the local batters had been
fled. This is the last of this epi-
' the hatter’s famous case.
summer outing of the Salva-
uh'rmy given for the bottom of the
. hildren and mothers will. be
at Roton Point tomorrow. The
will leave 50 Water street in
trucks at 8 o’clock.
case of the Winnlpauk Republi-
iub vs. the Winnipauk Social club
fought before Justice of the
Herbert O.' Pollard this morn
ti: a decision of $72 damages
_ sis. in favor of the 1Republican
o
lam Clark's “Naida” came in
3 at the races of the New Rd
Yacht club Saturday. His boat
exciting finish, being only
seconds behind the winner.
ce entered was the handicap
f the second division.
ofiPollock vs. Mary Pollock on
1‘ (is of desertion. The couple
led on December 22, 1912;
wo children. The plaintiff
uth Norwalfi and the de-
, Wallingtord. Conn. The
‘ eduled to come in the Com’t
'on 'Pleas, Bridgeport, on the
esday or September. Attor-
” inxweiler drew up the pa-
the little daughter of Mr.
Fred Shepard of Woodward
1.7111111111301191}: escaped serious
,urday afternoon when she
treat and was knocked down.
tely. the little girl escaped
i uninjured with the sized;
slight bruise on the side at
Smoke shop registered in degrees at
111 o'clock this morning.
Eautomobile while standing in front of
1the Clifford Saturday.
1a running rope on Saturday.
"come who can;
'New England. A trough of 1011 ~
'1ou1'zh and fifth hands.
1 hour, and
dings tor divorc‘e have started.
l't‘pnt of an; automobile on1
o arrests were made in thoE
. the money collected.
.9 vm ‘ ._ W_’.—W
The thermometer in from o! Skellr' :
"The yawl “Minstrels," from the
Horseshoe Yacht club of New tile-
chelle,11as a visitor at the Norwalk
Yacht club over Sunday,
ANll MEEHAN 0N
tillllS’ EHAREESE
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The regular Weekly dance of the
Knob club was held Saturday evening.
The Sterling- Welinitr, orchestra fur
nished music.
Miss Catherine Murphy E
Benjamin Hubert of Norwalk re-
ports the ioss of a. tire stolen from his
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1111 FORD July 30. ——‘Y0ung Mc
Au’liffe of Bridgeport, the state feather-
weight champion, and Frank Meehan,
Donald Campbell of the Fairfield
night, changed with aesault on Miss
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1Two masked men held up a trolley were being mailed today by min: of
Ecrew at the end of the State street the 189 local exemption boards.
getting about $71, the days receipts
of the conductor.
1 1peered at midnight as the crew was new army.
:about to start back to the city and
Miss Elizabeth Meyers and wore
faces and
motorman .when he started
Say They Were Assaulted. Ithe conductor was covered by the in this city. The total figures for the
1gun until the
made
woods
315° 01 B1idgeport,we1e “185‘“ on identity of the pair but are scour elice ofiicers will be held at the City
warrants 'by the local police Saturday ing the some of the hold-up
1 IN e war: We
NEW YORK, July sit—Notices to
July 30.—-'11ppear for physical examination
A NEW HAVEN TROLLEYl
\‘EW flAV‘EN 601111.
1nd of the Connecticut Compd'ny Acanvnss 0166 men drawn first in
three districts shows that about one
in every five will be passed into the
Should this ratio hold
throughout the city it will mean New
York must call out; about 194, 000 men
The‘to supply its quota of 38, 865. The
to aid present call is for about 75,000 men
The “robbers ap-'
their
handkerchiefs over i
one had a. gune.
pair of highwaymen registration were given as 590, 670
their escape into nearby men or draft age.
The police have no clue to Examination for supernomary pa»
1 Hall tomorrow evening at S o ’clock.
County National Bank, is laid up with
a painful bum incurred while handling Elizabeth Meyers and “155 031119111119
Murphy, two Bridgeport young ladies
who are summering at Myrtle be.‘ach
McAulii‘fe and hieehan uere released.
under bonds of $200 each and theirE
cases will come up in the town court
Monday morning Attorneys Hand
The Women’s Buckingham Relitl
Corps will hold a basket picnic at Ro-
ton Point on Wednesday, August 1,
in the afternoon. All members please
As Age Advances the Liver Requires ‘
nominee! alight Itimulation. CARTER'S LIT!“
LIVER PILLS comet CONS‘I IPA'UON. '
6...... .Mg
,, La1ery of Bridgeport will represent
dictum
mammogram Cam’s 1... 1111. 1
Colorless or Pale Faces
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them
The three IStraub children, Jacob” It is claimed that on Thursday night
John and ahlry,
ranging in years‘McAulift‘e and Meehan met the Misses
from S to 1.3
, were sent to 1St. Francislhieyers and Murphy and invited them
Home, New Haven, this morning byEto take an automobile ride to New Ha
Judge Georg: ll. Vosburgh. Even. The young ladies consented and
——-————— ’the quartet rode to the Elm city and
1 The St.. George pulp and Paper} artcd back to Myrtle beach late in
Company reported to one of our retire-“1‘1“ m'IG'llinlzt When in a wooded soc-
sentatit-og this morning that the mmEtitln in Milford. it is alleged, that Moe-1
was in operation_ The plant. has beenihlm and \icAuliffe Hacked the young
(11059.1 for nea1ly two vteeks on ac- Iladics and thc laillr had to put up a
1.111 .f a stiike anion" the third haitl battle in orde) to get away from
Ethc mung men.
1 Had to Walk to Trolley.
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(‘hict William R. Pennington thisi Th1“ clothmg was torn and they
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llo You Want a New Stomach?
T heMastefRemec‘fIv A Valuable
for Dyspepsia an Restorative
Indigestion om'c
Dr. Gianny believed Digestoneme to be the most effective remedy ever discov- ‘
and for Dyspepsia. lndigeltion and many other common forms of Stomach
Distrelo. immediately relieves Heartburn. Sour or _Cauy Stomach Dizziness.
etc. Tones the entire cynical—supplies new energy-L—bringa sound, refreshing
sleep and creates vigorous appetite. Iticyour own faultilyou suffer longer.
1 11111 thumping in inatth since I hare been taking your medicine. It has helped me so
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remedy which' Is benchtting thousands, apply to
HAROLD A. MEAD. 8 No. Main Street. So Noni-1k. or
H. GLENDENING 5: C0" M-ln and Wall Struts. Notwalk. Conn.
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l‘ "='1\\t11 obliged to 1111lk to the trollev —»
, [0, WWW,” it ‘11i111, 11'-hitl1 was .0111: distanct away .. ,.
110111111" to 1\.-1ttl1 1111
st 111121 111: 11 then is a lilllllllt' 1r of take":
icprestnlative. 51111111; articles
:and when lilt'v rmchrd thoh lltx'tie
b1 och itsitl111t11,1hty were 11c1u'l1 ex-
purmumm‘“ towns and the chirl‘11.11111313115191111 is said tzhtt )ilss Zlim'trs
1111. 1d,“, that they might land in Xmgbecame hysterical, and but for the as-
walk. ‘ :sistauce of Miss Murphy, she would
Ehaw had to succumb 1.0 the young
James A. 1111111111 of Hickory 1111111311111“ W110 attacked 119-“.
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CENTRAL .HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric 1
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian E
and American style.
l111srt~tstivcti the1'111'yhandsotne power1 1‘1“" Murphy “1111 31195 31‘1""; 3"“
boat \1 huh he has recently pu1chascd.“mp1”?d 1“ 1‘ n'ellknown Bridgeport
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St. ' Tel I555 i
N. J. DISESA. Manager. I. DISESA. Proprietor. l
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The boat is 55 feet long, \1ith black ”51311138111 115 ““1””51‘5 ““11 for 5“"
hull and mahogany trimmings, and ha "1‘11 11a” 1111“ 11‘1“) ““1“ 1"” 11‘1‘1'
a r1 cord 01 24 knots per hour 'lhi. beach on their vacation. hicAulitto
, and Meehan Were lil‘i'f‘sit’ti yesterday
boat will he one of the fastest in tin.
harbor, and llr. Farrell will use it in in Bridgeport and brought to this town
where they put up bonds for “1111' up
commuting to New Y,ork lie intends
to 5,,“ ,0 N1 1'1 Kathi-,lle which his call pouiance in the town court this mom
lain advise .~' 111111111 make in about In ing ,
from there will take ”HQ The news of the arrest of 1111111111111;
(‘illlst‘tl qllilt’ a srnsation in
train into New York. The boat is "1011
beautifuliv equipped. and bears the Bridgeport 101. 1111111 "1" ““11 1‘11011‘311 111
11111111 Hymn“)... The “Pronto" was 1'1 that city. licAulifte has sunmtcrt-d at
(~1i1'11ti‘11t111day afternoon and anclloi- “31111111 beach 101' 50‘0“” 5131130113 11
ml at 11111 Norwalk lat-ht club, 111101 r. is claitutd that when he 11'c1tt1idi1ig
trip from (‘11'1tt-11poi11t,l..I..1\'hlcl1 was “1111 "1‘111‘111 11"“ 1“” NO 1011111: ludit :1
made in the last time of four hours. Thuhd‘l" "M1“ 1") “”11 “11‘1" the
Enamo or "Mr. Wilson of the lliuc Rilr,
thou garage. , ' l
Tomormw is the regular day for the
tanning dc‘monstration at ton in ”it
morning at the Norwalk library. Miss
llallock will be the1 operator and ”19'WATERW‘RY,.lulyitlt~.\nelectl‘it‘
pioducts denlonstratcd, tomatoes and . -
peaches. If the \vcathtr continues as ('111 of the \\ilit“l‘lllll‘_\' and. “111mm,
warm as todav Miss llalloclfwiil have Trump .1) (.‘(1111p1111y loft “33.1mm" a
the prudllt‘lst‘inilllntl'lnti 11111111101111. mm at I!" southtrn edge at .111 cr-
‘ ("11 ation on the \ic1id1'n mad in this
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TROLLEY CAR RUNS WtLD HITS E
LOADED CAR IN WATERBURY
Mildred Sioui
Undergarments
WE SPECIALIZE in a line of Undergarments for stout ,
ladies—a line that has many exclusive features that insure 1 j
COMFORT, FIT and DURABILITY.
“Mildred Stout” GOWNS, CORSET COVERS, DRAW-
ERS, COMBINATIONS and ENVELOPE CHEMISE—all
made ofthe best materials, carefully and artistically designed——
stylish, strong and durable.
It will interest you, and save you worry, thought and
money, to call and ask us to show you the complete line of
Mildred Stouts, all noted for their exclusive features 1
us
i tructions concerning thtm but willo'c'ny at 11‘ 13 mg, night got 100.0 and
not do the :1
“C111 1 (011111“ 1111 “101' 1'an down an incline turned a cumm‘
She will also lziw a talk and lnshuc- about 000 “.91 from where n started,
lions upon do h1d1atton lot fruit and snack
vegetables. ‘De-l—1ydration" as for as down En“ 311m] street tow: 11d the con
the uninitiated can tell is simply dry' ter of ,1". on, below it (11 Blioolt a car
ing by tho lattst scientificmcthods,‘01,1“. (‘onncttitllt {‘nmpuny mashing
1nd i11' these methods our grandmoth into it uith terrific force.
015’ dried apple pie" becomes a 1'er\'1 G J. penalty of this city. 11101011111111
another intline and tan a mth 1
lnlanis’ Ware
................ 50cand59c E
:li-ilffertnt and 111010 palatable article. of .1“. ar which 11 1. 1.:11 zcreti n can Infams'snps . ,,,,,, ,
mm is probably no cooler place than- 1 , is about the limit} and
.111: auditorium of the library an! :(1,,:?:l;nl:1ul\$mn “ho “(are pagsen Infants Dresses. . ........... a ......... 506 to $2 .25 1
\1iti1out the gas stove in operation it' gels 11 etc FPY crel) shaken ill) Infants' Sacques and Kimonos,daintily embroidered 506 to $2 25 E
should be 1'e1'1 comior.table If the,
1. cathcr changes the regular progran1.1TAKES oven GERMAN INTERESTS Infants’ Worsted Sacques ........ . ............ 5911 to $1.50 I
the cooking of peaches and tomatoes' “ASHINGTON. July 30.——-Dr. Karl Infanis’ Bootees ' ............ 250, 35c, 59c i
will be. carried out.Afte1 toutoriow it R llubsclwr. secretary of legation. ‘ """" . ' I ' ' 1 ' ' ‘ 1 ' ' ' 'i
is probable 111111 0110 of 11“” tine 110“" has become charge dai‘i’aii‘s for SW11 Carriage Robe'Holders .. ...... .. . . .. . ............... 500 1 E
steam Drt‘SSUI‘P 0001(913 may be 119("l1zo1lanti and has taken charge of Gcr- - ‘ 1 i
as an interested member ol.’ the Civiclman intertsts in Washington with the ’ , TT 1
League intends to buy one and loud it dopmilll‘t‘ of Dr Patti thier, the rc- J 1 I MALLE E l
to the Leaghe for these (lenionstra- tiring Swiss 111inister.11ho will sail ' ° ' l
tions at the L1b1 1111. These cookers from New \orlt Tuesday to assume his -1 " ‘ '
do the needed work in a quarter of the new post at The Hague 88 WASHINGTON ST' ’ SOUTH NORWALK-
time, thus making the task much less 1 1 fl 1
liBEllAl
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lflllflllllii SENllNEl
A citizen of South Norwalk called
at the office of The Evening Sentinel
those 11ho are fighting the peoples
battles.
The consc.iption fund for the Sixth
this morning and contributed $25,113 ckgndFrdnt-Lac
toward. the fund 11hich is beth rais Ba for e no: \
ed for the Sixth Company C. C. A =
This annual will be turned over to STOUT FIGURES SLENDER and
the proper party and will be forwartl- AVERAGE FIGURES
ed to the boys who left us on Sat- Make 1.1g: hips disappear;
111da1'.'l‘he man V1110 made '11s gen bulky waist. lines more Gnu e.Comfort_and per-
erous gift, \11thholds his na me, but he . war . “in! Gown 1.0 ~'
lS‘ filled nith patriotic spirit toward fifteen“ “Wk d bu“ f“!!! .u n:
lines smaller and .ln‘ve the
“Will Corset ” comfort with
. first’wearing.x
CORSETS
. ~—.. .-
17 they nature the
punch! to I cone! at most,
11cm PriceL 1
W. 3. 51.1.1.3.
No. 929 $2.00.
& $5.20 H.001. $5.00
Compan1.C C. A.. will close tomo: ’. ' '
row exerting. Further contributions W.-B.kedum
should be marbefore that time. A ‘ N6 703 $3.50 . $3.50
total of more than $600 has been out _. .' " '
lected and will be forwarded to the ‘ . 1
boys at that time. Mayor C A. Har— ' At All Dealer;
strom will then make a statement of
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“simultaneous. . Newton Chicago so. Francisco
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The Mill End Sale
‘Twill pay ybu to make a specia
trip to get here and get a share of
the final savin gs.
_ What a
splendid sale
1:5 .11.sl-.§a1c siesta/cu execs!
us désg, {t3 know. how". Successful
eyesold more merchandise 19'4””!
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fl: twat gossip that you, the wstomci-pniwrfimlni
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n'usua11prlct torch u have
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zFor those of us .WhQ' ja'rtl‘ employs-partners, yacatiop]
HOW} @6011 that word sounds: and; 110111.333 511 :11”:
j; the yacatioii- days. ,_s§i , ,
It"? is Of Course we 'can’f all EEO at once.- Some of us'figyj
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1 ' You iltnovv
scaled records
are pert: ct .
" my insure 1.111 satisfiactidn with vacant?“
When a Howiand sealed record becomes yours, you
[Know ii is perfect. .. 1111. ,1. .3 , 1 11111-111
Ordinary; Victrola recordsl many be perfect, Rowland
'calc'cl records MUST be perfect. .
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(the Howland seal is never put on a record liilfitfh
een‘ rigidly and expertly inspected—you’d be surprised
as how many are rejected each monthl ,- 14'
That Howland seal is never put 'on a record which Ii
been played. The only records played' in the Howiand 16%
_o'rd- room are “demonstrating records.” These; are nova;
Sold. Instead they are kept just to be piayedthat youi‘mayll
get in ideal surroundings truel knowledge of the newerto 1;
11113 old) records; When you decide what records you ,wisnfl
2: Sealed copy of those records is furnished you. 1.111.111
The Howland seal on either Victor or Columbia loot.
ords is guaranteed to you 11111 the record is exactly as ill,
left the maker’s hands, that it has never been touched by;
needle or stylus, that it can be depended upon to give at.
pmopthcnjoyable correct reproduction. 1.11.: ;__.-::;.,,;,._. 1..
Yes; it does‘ cost money to do this—for we have to
Keep a complete set of recordsl entirely for demonstrahon. ,1.
9‘ But it pays us to do it—onr we sell mere records; SellE
Elhem to people who appreciate getting a record which ha?
pever been played before. 1 . _ ., v»
NO; there is not one extra penny of charge foj‘a this
L‘pecial service. Howiand Sealed Records sell for the same
rice as Ordinary records. But they are worth far. more“
are they not? ’ 1 .
New Victor records Wednesday”
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