Evening sentinel, Monday, August 6, 1917 · page 7

 
 

 

 

 

 

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Early italic-growl: apples are
pea .5 1;; the markets.

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Frank J Donohue is
from a leugthiy illness at his home.
35 i'airficld avenue.

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The moon is now full and the next!
10w nights will be the finest moon-
Jtht nights of the summer.
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A Winnipauk boy. while out joy-rid:
jug in his automobile Saturday night
Mt with an accident in Norwalk and’
file car was badly damaged.
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‘Employees of the Cluett and Peer.
'tody t‘ompany returned to their duties .
3! the North Main street plant today,
“lowing a vacation of two weeks.

 

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The i’rudcntial Insurance Com-5

my's local agents and the Bridgeport
gents have a contest for wriitng up.
policies. After the contest is over, the?
losers will have to stand the expense
for an outing they intend to hold some- '
time later.

 

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Frank Tortorella. of Lexington ave-
nue, was rushed to the Norwalk Hos-
pital. Saturday night, suffering with

appendicitis. lie was operated on
Sunday afternoon at 5:30 p. in. Mr.
Tortorella is an employee of the

Horde Printing Company.

 

Owing to the exceptionally low tide!
'last Saturday afternoon, the freight;
boat Marion. en route from South Nor-
walk to New York. ran aground off
Keyser‘s Island, and remained until‘
file tide rose suiilciently to float. the
passed. when she resumed the trip. 6

Miss Marjorie Burgess, of New
“York. daughter of a former pastor of
the.(‘ottgregational Church in Red-
dlng and well known ill this city. has
gone to France to serve as a war
nurse. She has been employed ill the
Presbyterian Hospital, New York, un-
lll recently.

The schooner William Ill. Ritch, of
Greenwich. which had a hard time oil
u‘he Knob in last \l'ednesday‘s storm,
's'was iloaled interin the weekend de-
llvercd a cargo of gravel to the ltudel
Oyster Company. The vessel was
beached Int. llickory Bluff shore and

temporary repairs were made. i

 

 

Humboldt Lodge. Sons of llcrmunn,
lleld its annual picnic yesterday in
the grove off Connecticut
Many members and their friends were.

In attendance, and the usual good time,
ill ‘,

was enjoyed. The committee
charge served a fine dinner, and
there was singing and other amuse-
ments to pass away the time.

(‘astile Venice. the handsome prop
erty of 'l‘heophile Euphrut‘ Ill lilckory
Bluff, was sold at auction on Saturday
afternoon. and brought $21,250, which
is considerd very reasonable, in view
of the well-built house. barn and other
buildings. The purchaser was Edward
F. Hart. of New Rochelle. New York.
About three acres of ground was in-
fliludcd ill the sale, which was made by
inrtllur (f. Shcridan. of New York city.

 

 

 

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mg in the Central Fire Station.
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Labor Day comes on September 1‘?
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3dancing and a good time was enjoyedi

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The monthly meeting" of Putnam: WOMAN INSULTs FOLICEMAN.
Hose Company will be held this even-i" '

 

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$12.25 to Swear.
Abuse of policeman on the crowded

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man t..unot ‘..' Luci with defiant pro-
faulty,

Miss iianford had attracted consid»
marble attention because of her alleged
iintoxicatcd condition, and when P0-

l‘rank Jat-oby has just sold a piece liccman Smith endeavored to impress
of propetty in State street Bridgegulfitll her the nerd of her going home,

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to San Francisco. to visit
William Dewitt, who
training for _th:;- oliiccrs‘ l‘csen‘t- corpsl
ill Ll camp near that place. ‘

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The annual picnic oi the Hungarian ’nicnt,
Sick Benefit Society was held Satuth. M"
day night in the grove at Roton Hill. MCLEAN WAS PAIRED
and was very largely attended bvl IN PROHIBITION VOTE
members and their friends. The? —"“‘
string orchestra provided music for Senator at Home in Simsbury Re-
covering From Heat Prostration
Scnntor hit-Lean is still at his home
in Silusbury, recovering slowly from
th extreme pl‘tmll‘filinn of the ex~
cessiro bent in Washington. His
physician there ordered him home

 

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Seven members of the 0. F. F. club
went to Roton Point for a day's
outing this morning. Luncheons were
carried by the members and dinner

 

Ada Seaberg, Miss Laura Kcnlpo.
Miss Laura lliuman, Miss Bessie Ell-l <-v~—-—- ‘
lnontis. Mrs. M. J. Weis. The party ADMINISTRATION FOOD CONTROL
was cha'peroned by Mrs. Lillian EX BILL. ;
Ulmstoad.-~—~l)anbury News. , WASHINGTON. Aug. CL—COIlSldGTil'
'” 3tion of the confcrcnce report on the
ACCIDENT STORY FALSE iAdministration food control bill was
‘resuxlcd in tho Solute today with (l

Unfounded Rumor of Auto Mishap bittt-r fight ahead, led by Senator Reed

who would have voted for it.

 

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RED CROSS ITEMS

Friday morning.

Mrs. Frederick H. Quintard will be

lim .‘(or‘walli Yacht Club. Hickory SIRE-15 Saturday night. that shocked captain of team and d": captain du,r-.

Bird. on \‘Ced:tc:day evening, with scores (1- ,mayfiwnmg Shoppfls. rn- ing the month of August.

must; Ly the St :g‘iing-‘.'t‘elini:z orches~ .13., _t in In“ unfit of PM“ ,...,.. Hair The chapter T‘ts’ittl’l t l \'e"‘\- t‘lili'lf.

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"’_’_ ll. :‘iti h. l: ".‘s'i \liss liztnford $12.27. mutton lzii need in ill will?“ :“il
. . J. l‘n Full. :' Wilton. who ‘0 mm t-ut m” sugsestious ”f a ”lump culled liourmxirt-s. it); wr ‘t- til-vii?
‘3 .1 _' acquaintances here, is on and filled in two days, all .pped so

Capta-n Mossman at Fort Tt"l‘i)',‘ll.'l’l
now each one of tho boys of our ('ttllil'.

party is the proud po‘r‘st’ssor of ‘All
his buttons,“ etc.
The chapter

acknowledge.- with

thanks the following donations Mists:

Alexandra Hamilton, check for stub:

port, to [he Loyal Order or Mouse. . . . . , . . Miss Fannie Hanna. $40: card partly| cealing funds in unsafe places. The safe place for money is in 1} E

and lhb‘ Bf‘idét‘vm‘l Ludb't‘ ex1’0Cls 5mm] Judg" .(M'W 11' \mbmgh’ m at Miss Tolles', 33- Miss ilelvn nut-2 aBank. . l‘ r’ ' ' a ery
MN”). m begin the erection of a impcsmg the lino. declared such lan- mnwnh a knitting machim 1 ~ We _ofl‘er this security in the form of a checking account l

‘$4utl.000 home: :uuge as attributed to the woman ' 2 Which Will

 

The regular monthly businegs meet-
.‘Qom Catherine Haniord of Stamford. ing was held at the headquarters on:

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m
, Comfortable Couch Hammocks

. A big and varied line with covers of attractive‘designs, as
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki. .li'.very'thinp,r .of
a special value. HAMMOGKB AND AWNiNGs. l Opens May I

Porch Furniture, screens and Rugs—a ,Sfilfigsmggagmg £1.
5:!de “*3“ In all Sizes 3“ ilfiSlgRS . COOKED TO ORDER .
“la" and High Sts. ’ ' Norwalk ' ' eep one 720

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Why Take Chances ? l
l Many persons have lost the savings of a lifetime by con-

DORWN IOUSE
(Gregory Boulevani)?
East Norwalk

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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16 So. Main St., 80. Norwalk. 6t.

 

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UNCLE SAM Wants:
STENOGRAPHERS. ,
Male and Female,

Examinations

Children Cheerfuiiy Pllnleu ‘ ’
was eaten on the beach. Each ve r ; t' <" 1 ~- . U AR BUN an 00?!!!
the club holds an outing at Reign (iii-1rd”‘qik‘uilifthyi-o‘if2:111:titili')5m:ctl.mN All. Ever TUESDAY T '“d ""9""! «» and S§£fiifl$§fi°u Ellis . dd: td egnlfl
Point. The party (“‘HSic‘lS 0f Mick“ lit-Lean was paired on (I)? DI'Olll- y PT“?! byMModern, . ‘ .Sympathetlc m a 11011 00111“ I‘
3Grace Hanna, Miss Ruth Hanna‘ Misdhition question with two senators ‘ In €33 elhodo. Acentlc Office Treatment. mock. ‘

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Merrill Business
College

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-—Protect your funds from loss
——Systematize your financial affairs
——Strengthen your credit.
Modern methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment-—
You are invited to do your banking business here.
We act as Administrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates. L

The City National Bank

South Nor-walk, Conn.

Hours9a.m.to5p.m.,7t08p.m}
Sundays By Appointment Only .

 

 

The Banner Bakery ' '

l’el 867 5 Monroe urea

We are now able to supply on:
lustomers with PIES, made to. '
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Gas Administer“
by the Oxygen
Method.

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Moderate
..~ Charges for Very
’g' Belt Dental Work.

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DR. S. M. DEITZ
Surgeon

DENTIST

75 South Main Street

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A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORISEY AT LAW »
Late Examiner
U. S. Patent
Office for Booklet.

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. , , Gold and Porcelain
93”” Anx'eew lot Missouri against its acceptance. Ad. Stamford. Port Chester j Hours 9 e. m. to 9 p. ”“0“th ’0,

Once of llloso :lppilrplilly unaccount- niil:i.~tmtiou 1mm”, however. but" to l 15 Years in m. by appointment. All kinds of Artifl- BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICWQ
able rumors thatI ntakndtheir aspen!" WI ”m legislation by Wednesday and, ‘* Hitchhlcll’raotlco of ”:3: thuger'l'dgo _‘ ' _-.___ fl _‘ _
auce now and lien on sprea in10 1 ‘. 't rruiv f“. Prosidcnl “-11%“.5‘ ~__ .__. l - an ‘
general circulation before their falsity 1.3 a l . .k .‘ . i ll 'Dentlotry. E ‘) a Work, Etc. SkiL EXPRESS SERVICE AT FRElGl-I’l

- ‘snznatute terms the PIP] of the \ttok.‘ 1. fully Done RATES TO NEW YORK

is established, was responsible for1 Scnator Reed continue-l ‘nc attack ' . ‘
- , . ~ .- -. _. ~. . . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ! THE ANNING J. SMITH THAN.
11‘1““ smiley in 1m“ my ”u” lnmn~ on the measure which he begun Satur‘ 2-. . . _. .___,_‘_5 ' ‘

ing on the part of friends of a promi-

nent local family.

The story.wus to tho effect that in‘
untomobilo accident somewhere

.day.

As soon as the food control bill is
disposed of, the Senate will take up
,tlle conference report on the first ad-
."9’" xfuv‘uk _”"‘““ "I‘lmbfl's 0f ‘l‘nrlttinistrntion food bill providing for a
‘frmlilv m question Md been badly or food survey and stimulation of produc—

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imd- A1 “‘3“ a “‘0” 0‘ Wm” tion . Included in this sale are
ill regard to tho ruport reached tho. MEN’S Black, Tan and White
9., - w , .. t l v- _ .
."“-'““~"‘ NW" “mm ““ f" ““0"" SAVING WHITE FLOUR. .‘ Oxfords. .
The rumor becumo so general that, ‘ Women’s White Kid. Buck
many people credited it as being truc,. BOSTON, Aug. S.——.\ concerted and canvas Shoes, White

particularly its Ute pooplo named in‘movcmcnt to save white flour was
the accident were known to be Mistarted in this state today. At the sug-
tlioir sumtnor homo near .\'oywnlk. position of llcnry *R. Eudicott. slate
inquiry soon t>5luhll<IWl lllt‘ {Ml food administrator. the majority of
illllll none of the iWODIt‘ 1101“” in ”‘9 hotels, restaurants and clubs will re
‘rumor bud imim' mutt-ornvd in any from front serving white bread during
accident.—-Danbury Nt‘WR ,tho entire week. Thousands of house-
—-——-——— holders have expressed the ln'nntt-ln
CONGRESSMAN To HAVE .A. VACA- ot joining in the lllOVt‘iIl‘Ili by using
TION- ,‘Illls \\'t-ck only corn, we and tlhcr
WASHINGTON. Aug. (iv-1 CongrcsVU-ams in the making of brt-ntl. .\lr."
sionul recess in September is the aoil'l‘rndicott expressed thc opinion that in
towards which tllt‘ loaders now are this way fully fifty thousand barrels.
‘working. Before taking it vucntionHof flour would be pnvpd‘ i
liouct'cr, t‘onrross must clcun up lnt-_

 

 

 
 

 

 

GLOVER’S

Est. 1897. ‘
Our 20 per cent. discount
sale will greatly interest you.

Reignskin and Canvas Pumps
and Oxfords. '
Black Kid, Gun Metal and
Patent Leather Pumps and
Oxfords.
Children’s Pumps and 0x-
fords

Elwoothlover

122 Washington Street
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

PORTATION LINE, Inc.

Freight boat leaves Pier 45, Eat
River, New Yurk (foot of Jucksom
it.) every day except Sunday, at 3 I. .

' "n. Freight received at Norwalk up to.
I p. m. and at South Norwalk up to .
1:30 p .m. ‘

Women’s
Wear

The Little Shop if
60. N0. mm 51.

 

Continuing the

SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps

- Patent Colt and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.

3 $6.00 Grades now . . . . $4.95 $5.00 Grades now . . . . . . . . $3.95

$3.508nd$4.00(}mdesnow................‘........T-$2:§-5
LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES

Rubber Solo: and Heels were $8.00, now . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.50

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portnnt pending legislation. :
'l‘hc liotlsc ult'oady hits clcurcd list
shite for war legislation and is waiting] '
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for the Senate to :lt‘l, The most im-
portant of these measures arc the con-
ference l'Pptlrts on the food bills and!
the war tax bill. in addition. some:
minor legislation may be taken tip byi

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ilw Scnu‘c afterwards.
i llctmtimc, the House trill takc a;
series of thrcc duy recesses, the first} '

 

7 he floor covering
surprise of (he

 

 

‘% 8: Washington Street. South Norwalk.
l; k. I _ ,
A 25c Sale Worth~ While l ZELUFF S :‘
ggallrlesglilmaESoap........................ ..... Wage ’ _‘I
as o'et aper........ ......... c D S!
63 “G d"Mth ......... 25 ' ;
bola , Tull 0“
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’ 2L:rgeearanlin(i:{s Palmer .. ........ 25: ilNM'tll Mfllfl SII'BB‘

2 Cans Peaches, Bartlet Pears or CalifornialA-pricots . . . . . . 25c
180mnges,8unkist..... ............250

Andrew Davey, Inc. 1.

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833--Phones-- 1 5 321' ;

The Bttrchard estate, owners of Thelof which will bcrzill tomorrow.
knob property. have made a number or? COHEN-“S Will lake n l‘cccss (if at
improvements there the past week. A lt-ust six weeks, according to present
new set of steps has been located in IflflllS. 4
ihe center of the board walk. making:

 

 

98 Washington St, So. Norwalk i Whitman’sChocolales-
PHONE 410. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. ' ._.... ‘

 

 

 

 

it more convenient to get to the tennis].
courts and parking place for the auto-
mobiles. New planks have been
placed in the walks about the grounds.
The trees and telephone poles and
wires blown down duringdast Weds
nesday's storm should be removed.

Two large trees still block one of the
roads leading to The Knob grounds
and should be removed as quickly'as
possible.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Bank Counselor?
and; semce momma. frank,
. discussion of business main
ters. Privateaffairs remain /
private ail‘nirtl--—tttvhon~ this g
; Bank is taken into your can /
fideuoos Donal dopriveyour. 1.
. self of the, (lo-operation and 5,
help of this Bank through a
. hesitancy on the subject of ;
secrecy. Your private afi'airs 2/
are safe with us, as is also 3
your money deposited with
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HOME GUARD NOTES.

‘ly recognized by the railroads tin-ough-
‘ out the country.

Guards will drill this evening at tho
Nth-walk Armory,
: William .luvcual of the Sccond Com-
pany, H. 0., has passcd his titrt'uinu-I

hens, and entered the Unitcl States:
Naval academy. l
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l 'l'hc Second Company of lloutcl

Private Cinquc of the Second cour'
iSporty, has enlisted in the Second intuit-1
ltI'Y' band. and is now stationed ml
fNiamlc.

Several members of the Iiomt’Guard
company hav been drawnjn the sc-
lective draft made in Norwalk. .

 

PARLOR CARS To BE WITH-
‘ DRAWN

After the 8:10 a in. train from
Litcht‘leld on August 8, the NewYork.
New Haven & Hartford railroad will
operate parlor cars between 'Litch-
field and New York, on Mondays on-
ly, at 8:10 a. m. and on Sundays only,

Have. You; Seem
These Wanderiul;
Jufl'nep- into out" alone and see

the wonderful lino oI~Congoanm
ArtaRtlgo now. being displayed.

at 5:24 p. m.; white from New York We huvebnuoknhexmte-t'floot
to Litchfield parlor cars will rttn Fri- “V“hfl’v‘lmi” “WWW", '°
days only, at 3:30 p. m.. and Satur- ”M y“

days only, at 1:35 p. m. Condom Arm rarev every-

The National Council of Defense ' WWW" “NV cover

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,, has suggested to the railroads in the w?°1b&m3;c.§lfifl ”a:
’1 United States that their parlor and In . end-unitary.
sleeping‘tars which are lightly pat- wed: ~
mulled be withdrawn rmmnm Y' I " “Imam” Ru”

and this suggestion is being general-

 

 

_line but; been very small, and in con-

The volume or business on the above

 

lleqmmcc, the service is therefore re-

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Patterns for
Every Room in .
' Your Home .

Wadiahle Rugs?

with soap and watergand a mop.

You don'tlwvoto beat them. And ‘

dust‘cnnnorget under than be-

can.” they do nob curl or “kick

up atthe edges. Do you-wonder
t than: mm are taking the -

women of America by storm?

Ancl don't worry about the '

They are so low you mouldPfi: ‘
ly~ believe uoiFWe-told-yon. Any
“glimmering: and Niki; .
one I. bug-tn. l min

chance.

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Drugs Prescriptions

 

CENTRAL HOTEL

. Fine room: by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian

 

 

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. S m i tn. enderwtlod,

and American style. €11lngt0n,1dall attire]:-
. ma cs, 80 , ren E ,

Comer Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. 1555. repaired Rentals. :3

 

 

N. J. DISESA. Manager. I. DISESA. Proprietor.

FURNlruRE SALE.

’ Tile Saving Ranging from. 10 i0 30' %
‘ on; all: Purellases made here.

This does not mean that we are offering cheap furniture.

bought for this sale. It mom we are offering you our stand;
and furniture at a cheap price. _

It only clutched chair or tile furnish
Villa; of, an: entitle liome, you can save a.
‘ tidy mu: mmadrantageoi this. sale.
‘ Purchases. made during this sale will
beheld'i‘or futuredeliwry. ‘

per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .

PLUMBER ‘
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

iiiYou Have-
Any Junk

IT TO

Successor to Wm. Ell'ron
Phone 499 .
37 Fort-Street, East Norwalk

"1 rue GREArE-sr -:
. FOOD VALUE

 

 

 

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