Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 31, 1917 · page 11

 
 

limit to keep an eye open for the man. noctlcut thinks Catlin Commissioner

 

' other car near 11- here, pond to st week,

‘ Stamford had robbed a store of an Believes Much 0;— Disease Come. From

 

 

 

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1.5“ m ' 1
1mm! Hillier-y No! To Be Boni-
pleted"Untll Fall
The construction or the State Line
Brewster highway in Putnam county,
New York. forming an inportnnt link%
in the highway connections between
1111: city end point! 111’ New York
state, will not be completeuntll late
in the “11.11111 it is hoped to have 11%
‘in condition for through trafiic, 2111‘!
though not completed, 111 the first pofi
October. ,
This information was obtained ye»
terday by W. {F Dohbs and R. F. Fos-
'1er who. as 11 committee tepresentmg»
the Mercantile bureau of the Chamber %
of CSommcrce, called upon the con 1
tractor 101 the purpose of asccltaimng%
what the prospects for the early c.0111,
pletlon oi the road were and to otter
‘unv assistance the oonllactor might%
desire 111 getting. 1
The road is to he praitcully com i
plettd from the. state line to the cor-
liter of the. Dingle Ridge 1'oad.a dis-l

Manager Ne1ille Bailey has lifting. lance 01 about a mile and a half, inf
N‘to have night bathing nt flown two weeks, it is expected, but flame
‘Poinl in the future“ ‘ seems to be little chance that the%

£2 ' ioad will be opened further than that,
iliefote the first of October 3

The contractor said yesterday that
he could use about ten more m9n%
to nd1antnge and that he. would he
__ iglnd to get workers from this city»

The. regular drill of the Second Nor A tent and 11 building suitable tori
walk Company, C. 11. G., was hrld 11x1 51091111111. quorters 9'9 a1atlablc.Sei
evening. Captain Cbntles u. Milne t‘lal Donbury 1111111 employed on the:
was in command. "’ job “a“? be” “mg NOR and mm

. ftothei1 110111 on bicycles ‘ . %
title. last session at the Bible

W
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school of the South N01walk Baptist CARRIED GUIDE TWO MILES-
Church was held Sunday There will? %

HIGH! BEETS 1“"
AID rum

lepecially Made For These Hot
Nights, 750 1915.“
Hot Weather DayDressRendyToo

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3‘ JOSEPH DAVIS
- 15 Washington Street

City Nevvs

Because of the heat, many employee: -
in local factories have refused to yrork
today.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Misses Helen and. Edith Cuneo,
of Washington street, are The guefts
of Miss Alice McG'rath at Rochefiei,
N. Y

 

 

be no 11101 c school until September. i PORTLAND Ore. July 30. —By malt

As 11 result of a collision with no- ing or himself a sledge on the snow
clad upper slopes of Mount Hood.
1”,e c111 0“.qu by Edwin L liovt of Elijah Goldman, lForestry Service out-l
'Wettport avenue is in a garage u“, look on the mountain. brought to sale-%
Ccrgolng r(1,...i,s.'t,1'llans Fuhrer, a badly injured 1noun-, %
_._._ 111111 guide, who is in a hospital here
Timothy O'Neil, son of 111. and Mrs. today, and may recover ,%
llamas O'Neil, (11146 Main street, left Fuhrer had guided a party of men;
Spitutdny with the Ninth Company, of and women to the summit 11 000 feet%
Stamford, to go in training at Fort When a mile from the top on the;
Wright. descent Fuhrer fell on the sharp;
'blade or an axe, sustaining n serious'
iwound in the abdomen.
Coalition, the lookout, had been
watching the party through a glass
' gf'itom the summit and new the accident
1 Otcr 150 young drafted 111911 11'“! 111 slid, coasted 11nd plunged down thef
ceport for physical examination at “up“..nmg mile in a few minutes. g

 

—YOU WILL ENJOY
:llte bpcclol dinner sorted 111 the C 01111
11y Club Thutsday nights

'liie city hull tomorrow. Several lo-.,With other members of the party, he
cal physicians will be in charge and ,lmstily staunched Fuhrer‘s wound.
the work will be puShed as rapidly “Sl'l‘hen throwing himself not on his
“103511110. fbnok. he drew Fuhrer on his body and
—~————~ _ %dlrectcd those in the party to attach a
'(‘hnrles Hosegood is minus 11 coal tape to his feet, Holding the wound-
Mr. Hosctzood laid his coat on “10 ed man with his clasped arm. Coulman
.lalforln 0f the beef hOUSE 051 Ann “38 draggpd (“1911 “‘9 $HOW twO mues
street, and when he retutned N W “3 to thctimber 111111 There the noundcd
(hissing The mattct has been to man 11:11: placed in an automobile.

ported to the police. %

 

 

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.RABIES CAN BE STAMPED I

It was reported last evening to the - OUT, SAYS WHITTLESEY

local police that 11 Jewish fellow in

 

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Buy now andsave .
1-8 on your re-
frigerator p u r-
‘. 'chaSe.
PETRIGERATORS 11110111

$7.501.» $30

 

RUG SALE

Rugs, Room size in all
patients and quality.
iron 11 Crex R119 to a
Wilton or Velvet at 1-3
011.

Crex Rug, $6. 95. 9 K 12 also. '
Brussel Rug, $17.95. 9 x 12 size.
Axminsler 3113331935. 9 x 12 size.
Wilton Rug, $24.98. ‘9 x 12 size.

 

 

OIL STOVES~BLUE FLAME

2 Burner $3.50. was $4.00 ‘ Slower 34.95.1vas $6.50 ‘

 

IVs-Specialize in Furnishing "was complete

Open 3 Charge Account

 

SlfllliNG W fURNllURl ‘60.

127, 129; 131 Washington 51., So. Norwalk
’ Phone “105 '

 

 

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overcoat and a small cont. Stamford -

Dogs Brought From New York 1
police. have asked the local depart

Rnblcs can be stamped out in Con-i
_...__.__. ;Whittlesey.}1c said yesterday that?
(‘hll‘i Derring, one of the members in England the disease does not ex-
of the Sixth Company Reserve. has is! 0111111: to the fact that when a.
heen declared exempt from duty, and dog enlcis England it in quarantined%
(Was excused before the departure of for three months before it is allowed
dhe company, Saturday morning itn he at large 11111221111: or dogs in.

» .. lthat connirv is general except in the:

John Schnefer, Jr.. 01 East RockS' crops of hunting dogs, he added.
avenue, has been tr'ansfe1red lrfom 1m- \1’Ifiltlesey 5.11.1 with regard to
Fort Slocum to Fort Benjamin Harri' Weslport that the authoilties there!‘
€111, about eleven miles cuts .0 of In' tare doing eiteotive WONC in the
ounpolln, Indiana. stamping out. of 1'.11bles He thought
that the disease came from dogs
which had been "brought into the
P...- ltown by dogs from New York. It
1 NEW HAVEN July 31 .—-Sc1zt'd is scarcely over spread by local dogs.
10111111 cramps while bathing in Mill he declared, but rather from dogs com-

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DROW NED WH ILE BATHING

 

Ghlldren Cheerfully M 3111111911“
Ind Patiently 17“) ) no on cue
Treated by M°d""'.8ymp£:ll1‘:t'lo
Painless Methods. Aceptic 0mm -' Treatment.
V DR. S. M. BEITZ . , .
M d ~ ~ an Administer“
° crane SUITE“! by the Oxygen

Charge: 101" Very
Best Dental Work.

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15 Yelrs In 1 " -
m. b u oi tine t.
the Practice of » ‘ y pp I} ’11,
"'°“'°"" «(-09
' Dentistry. _ ,

DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 1111,1695.

Method.

Gold and Porcelain
' Restoration.

chi Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skill?
fully Done ‘

' All kinds of ,Ar‘tlfl- ’

 

 

river, Loretta Carrignn, 01 192 Wal- log into Connecticut from Netv Yotk

 

 

Jace street,’ was drowned yesterday in automobiles
before two girl companions Could sdve
£9.11. «The three girls, dismissed irom‘
factory work because of the intense,
heat, went to the river to bathe aunt
Miss Corriean was soon ove‘rco‘me and:
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Pyrex
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Most heal Eating
hotels and

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Managing 1?

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11:53 Cents“ '1 '

Another $1.50 Novel

in Pictorial Review

Corra Harris’s delightful new. .
serial “Making Her His Wife"
begins' 1n the issue on sale MW;

Don’ t miss this astonishing loVe '
story in which a pleasure~loving,
society girl elopes with a shop"
keeper. It will be completed in

, , 'three rostalments after you get

" .. ‘ FOR AUGUST ’

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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REFRIGERATOR

 

 

 
 

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Specials for
Saturday

RoutofVegl 246
unowaingLumb ........3h
Hamburgersunk...........2§
Native Fowl: 3%
Native Loinof Veal 251:

All Kinds of Fresh Vege
ables.

New York Market

143 Washington 81:.
Tel. 359-12

The Gorham co.

DECORATORS

Everything in Points
and W3" Paper

Store closed I P. M.
Saturday

10 First Street
East Norwalk,

" Women’s
Wear

TheqLittle' Shop
on no. mm or.

 

 

 

 

 

 

REBUILT TYPEWRITEHB—L. c.
Underwood,
all other
sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Mechlues
sold at 56 per month. .

‘ PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

156 Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.

ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1110th Main Street
ass..m...s..15321

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Wltilman’stlhocolates

 

 

Drugs Prescriptiono

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Why Junk
11.. .. Julie

Successor to Wm. Enron
37 Fort Street, Blast Harwell:

 

 

 

 

THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE "

 

 

 

 

 

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113.3. _ , 131 Wat-111m If. f
Building Material of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, Land lite, Well Pipe
Eire Proofing Material, etc.

SUMMER GARMENTS

LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

BOYS’ WASH SUITS

 

5011111 $5.00. 151: to $1.25.
LADIBS’ DRESS 811111518 3111111111111 corms , '
" 11.0010 $11.00. Ladies’ and Children’s - .
MISSES’ mnnY'BLousns Bathing Suits

title to $2.49. Bathing Shoes and Caps

A. DICKERMAN £9“ SON ’S
Department Store
84 Washington St. Phone/1‘4 6

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

There Is True Economy
to Buying a Reliable Refrigerator

We have the best made in all sizes, with :‘l‘ile, Enamel or
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them.

PORCH FURNITURE, BUGS AND SCREENS.“

RAYMOND 51' SON

Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Stu.»

 

Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Continuing the.

SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps

Patent Colt and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6.00 Gradeé now . .1. $4.95 $5.00 Grades now . . . . . . . .1395
$3.50 and $4.00 Grades now . . . . . . .
LADIES’ WHITE BUOK‘SPORT SHOES _
Rubber Soles and Heels were $8.00, new ......... . .. . $6.50

.CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

8: Walhington Street. South Norwalk.

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The only shade
woven with avenll- .
1 lator,equippetl with ..
‘ lriclionless glides.“ 6‘
No pulleys being

25-71% 118211 to To“ mam

PORCH SHADES. “P-

thunder-mom

4R. $175.6“. $3..65 8-“. $4.50, 10“. $6.56

A. J. Collins-v Co.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

O. B. J ACKSO'
OPTOMETRIST

58 Wall street. ., ,
C KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding 0111111111 in c.1111
Shell Shut-011 and Other Mountings. . 1
Thorough examination 6! the eyes 'Oculistl’ prescrip-
dons promptly filled. Expert Willis. ~