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,JOHN WESLEY DAKE"
' DIED EARLY TODAY
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the ofit. of' the South Norwulk Water
CGmIIllE:~l(iilel‘I< and. lid many years.
was engaged in the capacity of clerk.
In every position of trust Mr. Bake
1 ,. -. .i: and [iri'ulllllt-d his duty
with ability. When the) L'.\'il War
lhio‘uo Lilli br' enlisted in thc 115thNew
iloail llliitlzii‘y. from the town ct‘ Mil-
»__.._ JACOBY’S
Sale oi Coats and Dresses
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
lion. N. ‘i’, llc was wounded at Olus:
hr. Fl ' . in both hands. and was
i. pitzil in Boaut'ort, S. (I,
l :t .ll 0.
also to ll.t' hospital at Hilton licad,s.
00 gum in... commune Building
Material "line? It so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.3 in Washington St.
WhoxCurry a Large Stock oi All Kinds
\‘Clit r. \\'tllilltl('il‘lll‘ was a corporal
,.N. «F-
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That’s All :ol' t‘o. l. il’zh N. Y. lnt‘antry. and he.
‘ Hml‘tll lit-wily ihicc years With thutli
'..;~iun. lie was a member or;
. l'owlcr Post, G. A. ll. lilr.l
tact) to many oi our frntcr-‘
wig.”
, .)il.~'. Ha was one of tho
ioili- malt. ,crs m (lid \‘y'wll Howl; linll'
,Laddr/r Co. and everybody was loud;
or “\i'wlny.” Mo was a liitrvltlbur or;
;'-_1:t' lir‘ptairnpll.~ :‘illl (lltl \Vrvll lud'c ;
:No. iris, l‘. .u A. M. He served on the i
1b0ard ol‘ councilman for sel’eral li‘l‘lli.‘ i
land tilled other public olhces withI
lcrcdii to himself. On Not. ii. 187“. be
‘married Miss Sarah ii. liyxhvc, and
she dlt’d ‘March 19, 1571. On July 17,,
.1874, he married M155 t‘eiia llassettfl
53 Water Street
Tel. 721.
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Our tires are cheap when
mileage and service is con-
sidered. ‘
Our prices are right.
We guarantee our vulcan-
izing.
We repair any out or blow-
out.
Let us give you a price on
your vulcaniziug or tires.
HORWALK, SUPPLY SHOP,
INC.
29 Wall Street
Tel. 1585
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WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
' Full Linc—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING ' H;
141 Washington Street. A' COHEN
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South Nor-walk.
Philipino lin crwcar
Just glance in our window at the pretty garments that
wedded to his prl-scnl wire. Miss Lona!
1001.
Trinity
Ilogiilu Brooks, Nov. 2‘7.
Ronliiiy F. Humphrey's, ot'
Episcopal church. olhri; In: lit"(‘i'1l=-'
ted is survival by his wit’c. and thc lol~
IHim-iii: childi‘cll: intuit r: 1mm, lips/ml
' ' i; 14m " 'u'i '; l '1! l: '0 Get)" 9
A special nzroting of thn Not‘\\‘alk_:t*_l [lurk-‘3‘[litii-lllnlrlm‘lil “will" l.l‘l‘.gi.~‘.
Medical Association \till he) held this-l “me-d liaise.
evening: at llit- homo of llr. James A." l-‘iinm'ai services. will be held from
Meek, 72 West avenue. lliu honiv ol' the dct‘casvd. Sunday ul-
, __-____ , iclitoiin. ill :3 o'clock. and Will be con-
. ‘ .. _ tliil’lt'il by tho Masonic l‘rutcrnily, illr
The horwalk File and lifilm corps .ismd M “W. Joint J. Suavely, pastor
participated in ‘he Fourth Of July 1'1”" of the First 31. ll. church, or which Mr.
ade at Mount Iiisco, N. Y., yes-it'lrdul’.
I‘llkf‘ was it lllt’illlil'l'.
The 10931 mililCiitns led lili‘ Mount ‘Kigw -—~'——-~—-——~—
('0 Fire Depiirtiiient, ,WHIPPED Hi8 FORMER BOARDER.
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If ‘ ‘ l‘slta dying on Full. 2:). M92. llt- \l‘hr‘l
oily News l
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’John Elienchi Pays $10 and Costs to
Get Square on 38 Board Bill.
Ofiicer Reynolds- invostiuaicd ll Coin-1‘ North Taylor avenue again figured
'n aiuassuult (-ast- this morning in the
piaint )‘estvrdiil‘ that sonic one was ‘
throwing stones at Mrs .iulia Murphy's uptown t'l‘url. when John hllenchl kept
housc on lily avenue, pm found noth‘ tip lllt‘ reputation of that scelion by
in: out of the ordinary happening. lill'lllu‘ly ll’i‘lll‘l'l’m “0m Kuslik. a.
' iirigiilxir. and boating him up badly.
MI‘. and Mrs; William Dishrow. or ’l‘llt' arivs; \\'il>‘ made. on u warrant
Springwntcr Farm, (Trunbtlrl‘. cnlm" hi.~t night by t‘onslitble lli‘yun Silk and
tained lhé members of Old Well t‘oiinliic cam came up before Judge Can-
mwdery. No. 950. to. l'. o. c, roster-loco.
day at a deliuhiiul basket picnic hold Elicnchi. who was discharged from
on their bountiful and spacious {armfllhw Stain Hospital for the lilsnn-t‘ at
The members enjoyed themselves to Millilll‘liiwll, (‘oull., last March, after,
the utmost zmd rottirnnddaio in thl.> hunt; all inmate there for twelve years:
Waning well pleased with their Sal't‘:soeiils to be sun‘s. but kept brooding
and sane chiehrzition of ltidppcndenrmover an alleged “0"" of $8, which he
D8Y- {claimed Kuslik bud owed him for board
iior over lilteen‘ yours, when they were
Iboth working in tho old woolen mill in
'\\‘iiinipauk. now tho Norwulk Tire and
A memorial set-lice for the tl‘r‘aolllubber Compton.
boys of Trinity Church who hare silt"; Took it Out of His Hide.
rificcd their lives in the service on Finding that the t'IllIlil was outluwcd
their country. will be held Sunday evo‘ . . ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘
. . . . ,, ,glillleuchl detcrlnlnctl to resort to the
ping at Trinity Church. Brief udniessg .. ',
es will he made by Dr. Carl Axel lIar- old custom of taking it out of his
. hide" and after various wortlv (“Sr
9 . ' ‘, R v. FPIOl’ICR ' , , , . '
gross-$11;me’l‘liZN'lzil‘init: boy: “i ,) putes wrth lx'uslill, land In wait for him
have made the supreme sacrltiw M an: imam}??? :evciictthrasbiilutg. ‘d
' this present conflict are Arthur Waller.‘ u ge 'amu‘ Gum “m g“. y un
Kenneth Hull 1nd Lester Janie= all lined him $10 and costs, winch was
privates in the United States arm}: .Imld'
FALSE ALARM OF FIRE.
~—Panania~'. $2.50 to $5.
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~Stritws, 1.23 to fl. O’Brien.
Mrs. Matilda Stevens, of Bridgeport,
came to police headquarters yesterday“. The false alarm of fire which was
and said Sh? was. searching for her sent in lit 11:04 o'clock Wednesday
husband, ROY SteVens, who desertcd night, from Box ill at the corner of
he“ “"99 days alm- K She 6°50”de Chapel stréet and Harbor awnue, call-
him as being 23 :yéars‘ old. _5 feet ' 6 lug out allot the fire apparatus uptown,
inches in height, or medium bu'ld' is alleged to have been pulled "just.
‘70"? 3’ grey 5““! 31:99“ Mt- hat, andIfor u joke" by two young men who bud
had 1““ Bridgeport 1“ company with u been among the guests at the Main
man called “Brownie" and two girls street fire house during the evening.
called the "6°36 Dust :Wrins';1e :1: and it is strongly suspected that they
police institute a scare 0" ' a were the perpetrators of this inex-
Mt 35 Yet have been unable toplocatelcusible act. A lady residing nearby
him. isuw two well-dressed young men wear-
ing straw hats go near the box and
then dart towards the Jennings boat
dock immediately after the box was
pulled, but a careful search failed to
reveal them. '
4—On account of present conditions
we will sell on instalments jewrzlry.
watches, clocks and the new large
rim spectacles or eyeglasses to pen-.
ple of good standing. Some down until
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809;“:?3o:::::1i::dw:n Sm town: The Berlin reports represent recent
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.German gains as having been won by
‘ k’llS about it.l . .
for fl“? yearieo:l:liotreI:-Bices are open,'.“infiltration.” Maybe 50. But they“
10“ ”lice:s gtocker linger than e'ver lolbe filtered out in time. all right, jugt
mai- . . _ ‘ .
silect from. Brand’s Jewelry Store, like any other germs_
South Norwalk.
Attention
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ONLY ONE COUPON
The "Book of a
Thousand Songs
Dist-lbw I... In,
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50““ MIRWALK EVENING SENTINEL]
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Greatest Song Book Ever Made
The colossal task, never before attempted. of placing under one cover
more (but a thousand of the world‘s most popular standard songs. old
and new. has brrn accom lishrd. in this grant rollcrlmll cvcry music
lover will find hundreds 0 son a, all set to music. that make I crtottai
appeal. Beautifully bound in ursblc cloth. Size 7% x 10 inc cs.
PRICE LESS THAN ONE TENTH OF A CENT. APIECE
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”like his rivcvrltr coop cursors WHY
Cotton Frocks Have Climbed to Social Prominence
Blouse 7539
Costume 7096 Costume Coutume 7824 Costume 7888 25 cent:
25 ccnu - 73m 2! cent: 29 cents Shirt 76“
25 cent: 20 cents
Many Other: Equally Chic in
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS for JULY now
Nady
James Donneily
bear the work of the Philipplno embroiderers—and beautiful
work it is. Each article is made of fine cotton cloth, strictly
hand sewn and embroidered by patient fingers. There are
many designs of dainty embroidery, so a woman has a delight-
ful choice. ‘
It is really astonishing how these pieces can be sold for
such low prices.
A new line of up-to-daté
styles in Neckwear
Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Satin Collars .. 50c to $1.50
Roll Collars in pique, organdy, silk and broadcloth 500 to $2.00
Martha. Washington Fissues also quaint models in semi-
guimpes and tuckers, in lace, net and satin . .. 500 to $1.75
Large and Small Stiff Collars, with cuffs to match . . ...... 50c
Crisp Orgundy Collar andCull‘ Sets, fine for new gowns
and will give a new look to the old ones ...... boo—$1.00
Medium Black Collars in orgmdy and crepe de chine,
500 to $1.25
I. I. MALLETTE
38 WWW-IT. SOUTH ROBWLLK.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Pine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. FineCafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style .
“Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
N. DISESA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
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Now that the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which sell for $4.17 this month and ‘10 additional
each month thereafler. mu: ‘ ‘ ' -
25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP. .
EVERY HTTLE-BIT HELPS TO WIN
YOUR BIT. W?“
The City National Bank
.South‘Norwulk, Conn.
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Reliable Couch Hammocks
0f various grades, with onwithout stands, and awnings.
PORCH SCREENS OF ALL WIDTHS.
A‘ big assortment of incxpensive BUGS for porch or cottage.
All kinds of CHAIRS-sud ROCKERS for‘porch or lawn. .
STRONG SETTEES ’EEASONABLY PRICED.
RAYMOND 8t ~.,.SON ‘
Will ”It! High 8n.
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Seasouable Shoes
For Summer" Time .‘
Our big stock of ‘Sunimer Footwear includes everything
for outing, sports or general wear, for men, women and child-
ran, with such a. wrap-glee of models that; every individual
taste my be satisfied. ‘ s.» hand
All “Kinds o Stockings to Match .
Savings Department 1 " There’s ii. pleasing combination of
Close, Style and Durability in our
‘ Young Men’s footwear for this
, 5W. .
’ 8303 ROLIBHESLANDCLEAN-
£38 for all leathers and canvas '
. goods. _
The South Norwallt
Truleo.
July 11th '57 “ ° .99 ,. ’ ‘——-—-—
Will draw interest . ;; me MOMS
from . * For the munwho wants the most
July 1813 -- « in shoe value.
murmur: THAT’-
contours
‘ fastidious women may be found
in our store; furniture dainty
.and exquisite in design and the
some at comfort and service-
abllity. Not alone " in bed-
room suites. but 111‘ pieces
appropriate for each room or
apartment you will and , here
4 per cent. and Your
only the approvoti'styles and the
<GONNEALLY u. BRACKEN A
aluminium street. ' South Norwalk.
ELECTRICIANS .
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you cannot as
word to insure yourselt; other-,
wise you would not need-incur; .
9.1109. The same reason: that.
prompted you to carry W”
should, upon due inquiry. admou-l
ish you perhaps to take out more,
insurance. because of the increa-
ed cost of building materials, 13-.
bar and nearly every other Item
of expense entering into the cost.
or making repairs, or rebuilding
after a fire. .
J. M. Layton & Co..inc._
a minnow “nuns _
sou'rn uonwmx. cm. %
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Cure That Cold By
Taking
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F. B. BAXTER .13
DRUGGIST
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all all!!!
makes, sold. Rated,
repaired. Rentals M
per month. 'Machiu.
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE '
l“ Falrl'lcld' Ave., Bridgeporl, Cong.
neaum rvpswnrraas '
F. S. [VON
Job Printing
So. Nor-walls
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16 80. Main 8:. so. www.mr
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A. M. WOOSTBR '
ATTORSEY AT LAW
LateExaminc‘r
U. S. Paté
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Office f‘ lol- Bookie!
on Valenti,
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sumsron'r. counucncufl ‘
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and we will rnoh our tmublcmln
right around when something will“
thin happen. In your hon». If you:
PLUMBING
In defective antiquated, unoanlhl‘y
or worn on have us mnke noon-
ury Noll" or Install u now cp-
tcm of .
MODERN PLUMBING
Jossmo A spacumzv
HORACE R. NASH;
‘umblng lnd Honing
, Tel. 1354
North Main St.
south Nomur.‘
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DEFINITION 0" 031309853” .
Chiropractic is the definition or”
cause of the disem ”like” A
adjusting the some. Disease loam."-
by a wrench. twist or spmln in. ,
back. Even it done in childhood;
creates pinched nerves uud Dab"
later life in tho (litter-ant organ- . ,
limbs.
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Chiropmctors remove the
disease and pain, health is
through harmonizing the nerve .fll
tems in your body. Female limb!”
given special ,_attenuou; also m
lure of the spin
gret giving the Chiropractor 1 chat!
to help you. _
Magnetic “Whlkfllaflllh 3
T. FRANCIS. II. .12.
84 Washington St. 80. Nor-nit. Cm
Graduate from Palm» School
David w. Raymond 1
UNDERTAKERV
Tol. ”00,100”: House ”8.. ..
21 WASHINGTON 31‘. r
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