,AE‘ERDAY. JULY 10; 19999; .
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WE KEEP OPEN .
SATURDAY RIGHT
TO 9 0 (3532.06!
CLOTHING SALE
AND
SHIRT SALE
QTILL CONTINUES
THEE ADVANTAGE
OF THESE PRICES
AS FALL. GOODS
C ONTINUE HIGH.
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
SOUTH KOBWALI.
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glass "bulls’ eyes" on the glass and
iron grating in front of the South Non 7
walk post office
HFeldman’e‘ garage at 5:1 116nm
street, Baa; Netwalk, wilt-Se randy
July 25. Will store seven. c2111.:
i Miss E, F. Cunningham, who enter«
ed the business in a small way sixteen
years ago, is new one of the largest
and most successful real estate oper-
ators and rental agents in Colum-
bus, 0.
The entertainment committee in
chazge of the events at Harbor View
Beach held a busy session last night.
at which time plans were made to fill
most every day and night for the sea
son with “something doing” in the
way of clam bakes, motion pictures,
tea {:11 ties etc” and the complete list
' of events scheduled will be made pub-
lic shortly.
L. H. Marcus, who said he lived on
Taylor avenue, complained to the no.
lice .last night. that a jitney, license
number 24, had crowded him on the
,Roton Point road, and had nearly
caused an accident by cutting in
aheadvof- him. According to the regis
tration, at police headquarters, the jit-
ney is the property of George Jarvis.
of Crockett avenue. Rowayton.’
1111 NEWS
,9 of Norwall»: Lodge. B. P.
'E 11 ea at the Elks' Home,
_. :12 :11 7 o'clock, to talze the
Norwalk to take part in
: $1111.: day untilQ :30. O'Brien.
3:21: orchestra furnished music
‘ for the dance held by the
in
tall, The dance was well at—
"31111 club of Wilton.
‘xflCP.
Saturday
pa 'a'ilion.
evening;
Angelmen’s J. O.
contingent
been at Life's
for ten da 51:.
farm
returned
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K: Gang.
;‘.;'.‘1 ES
T113 t’s All.
"‘hiappinclli.
1 C ans 111 1:11] “he suslained :1
is still in a mum 0011901011:
at the :Siamfmd Hospital.
a 3 condition is Very serious.
nemhexs of Lincoln Couwncil
'L'. A, 311.1111» mouested to re
Ton of 1111?, newly elected
”imam l"mtncill‘r1.4 O U.
1» Id last (muninsz before
nded meeting. Following-
ion and other business,
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to be htld tonight by the
‘ Vernen was taken up A
- primed elsewhere in today’s
Hardin: this. Refreshments
served following the meeting.
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‘l‘inPP.
’; pavilion. Angelmen's J. O.
BATHING CAPS
35c and 65c
Stilison-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
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SECOND
LIBERTY LOAK- ’
4 14?? BONDS
with all coupons attach-
ed, are here and we;
are ready to exchange
ithem- with?“ change
for your Eemporary
bonds. ,_y .123
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Savings W
South Not-walk. (2m
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Compo
of children
:1: yesterday morning. About
arrived last evening for u
111 e sevenyear
W1 skull in :1 fall frnm :1 mul~1
1.."2131 6:30 oclock sharp
Saturday evening Compo
Harris 8: Gans. That’s All.
—Hnn-la & Gena. That’s All.
Final contracts for the work at the
Second district electric light plant
were signed last night at the meeting
of the electrical commissioners. The
firm of Westontt & Manes, of New
Haven, the engineers in charge, have
placed one of their men at the local
plant now. H. C. Hanson. who is get-
ting the. details of the plans under
way, Mr. Manes. of the firm, was
present at last night’s meeting. and
discussed the plans with the comn‘fis—
sinners. Praclically all of the ma
chine”; has been ordered.
“None. Whatever." was the reply
given by Frank I. Jones. this morning.
to a Sentinel reporter, when asked if
1119. Plumbers’ Union and the Master
Plumbers had been holding a confer-
ence with regards to the situation in
Norwalk The plumbers haxe been
out since Thursday mowing. Julv 151
and. so far neither side has given a
point on the controve‘rS} about. wheih-
tr The plumbers shall have their pres-
ent wage of $8 a day or whether they
:hnll receive $9 a day as they claim
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—Open Saturday 11111119 :30. O’Brien.
Excitement was. furnished those
rommutnrs who were waiting 1151 the
5 o‘clock Dzmbury train. at the South
Nomalk depot last night when an
unknown man... who was waiting for
11119 train dzew a bottle from his pock-
[st took a good. long drink from it.
:md then lay down and closed his
1:117»: Shmtlv after this the man be-
came violently sick and nausea evi-
dently relieved 111111.11. ddetor who
lopinion that the man had taken some
was nearby, was called and gave his
{vood alcohol whiskev or wine but
.had not taken enough to injure him
3A lmef course of treatment was given
“he man and he recovered enough to
Meet aboard the train when it left
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SOCIAL [VOTES
M'rs. Gira'rd H. ”Weed. and daughter
Ruth. 01 Hamilton axenue. me taking
an exlended hip through the middle
W951. The}: will be gone during the
month of Julv.
Rev. and Mrs A T Doughty
Waverly N. Y.. are visiting Mrs.
‘T‘oughty‘s parents Mr and Mrs. S. W
Hoyt. of Elmwood avenue.
SCENIC RAILWAY
OPERATOR KILLED
NEW YORK. July 10—~In the fixsf
fatal roller coaster accident of the
season at Coney Island an operator
of a scenic railway train yesterday
was hurled to his death from the top
of a precipitous incline. A passenge:
climbed into the drivers seat. and
threw on the brakes stopping the
racing caxs The dead man Abraham
‘ Goldsmith, was blamed by the police
fer carelessness which thev
caused the accident.
é
said
- :‘If you ‘resolveio spend a' Ettle- 7‘
and save a 1mm fix. on a 1119;.
‘ finite amouaxmeach“ and stick-f ,
to it. Say you resolve to safe $10
512': month. and then affid to them
'jng 110 per cent of what yell earn
’4—ybu will find it a fan-- averageio
set aside 111st amount.
, months at 4 ,per cent compound ln—K _
' ‘tei'est makes $122.60. Ten“ dollars"
‘ .a.monfl11 means; less m $2.50 a
week—less 113311371: :1 day:
You won't have to.“stint” your”
.self mum to saxe 31¢ a (115”
Open flbnday Evenings fun: 7
to 8 o‘clock.
Want-1AM Amoves “
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Ten 1011211931211 1111313111115 ICC-«13% "
~§ Wot-men m hues repairing the
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g The following compensation agree
We were approved by. Comm
{Emilommissloner Edward T? Buck
Ehgham yesterday
H. Clancy, No. 421, Seaview arms.
Bridgeport, Lake Torpedo Beat Co
burn of right hand and thumb May 5.
$13. 54
Dmid Hirsch. No. 269 Mt Grate
street, Bridgeport, Grant Mfg. and
Mach (30., loss of first phalanx, right
index finger June 17, $7.59 for 12" “-3
weeks.
Giovanni Batistt, Stamford Stali—
Company, bruised
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werck Chocolate
right foot, June 17, $16.49.
Walter Smith Derby “'hitcomb
Metallic Bedstead 00., bums of foot,
May 25, $11.25. .
George Snpront, No. 731 Wordin
avenue, American Tube and Stamping
Co., Bridgeport, injured' right his.
June 1 $12 .83.
J. M1111 31311111 Norwalli, Embalm-
ere Supply Co. Westport, crushed
forefinger, June 14, $12. .
Stew en. Pistey, No 667, Ogden
street, Challenge Cutlery Co. Bridge-
port cut up to right index finger June
,316. 46
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LOOKING OVER HIS BANK
BALANCE
for the first lime many a man is
surprised to find 1131111191355 so 11111011
ahead. He has liought everything
he really needed. yet has more
money ahead 11111111.» ever had
when he key»: his own cash. The
reason is easily explained.
AN ACCOUNT AT THIS 11m
tends to stop spending that isn‘t:
necessary. A man will draw a
dollar out of his pocket much more
readily than he will draw a check
for it. An mount for you will
mean less unnecessary spending.
THE PEOPLE’S.
TRUST co.
SOUTH NORWALK, 001m.
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thatiziherestattherateofiy
w the depositors in the 53.75 ,.
ing Dem fox-the current
1920, pupbleonandafterJuly
'wonamus. Finished as W111 housewife would do and:
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The trustees have ordered ; ,-
finned; per new hem ~~~ ~ . ,
six manfim ending June 30.,
? for comfort.
Store. '”
How eagerly folks will welcome them with their rest-
lfulness and ease and genuine comfort. “
What asplendid eomhlnation they woof Summer far-
1 $315M with Summer e091 comfort!
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rtufted mattress, complete with ehains and hooks for
:hanging-é $12.76
Luxurious soréts with upholstered back and deeply-
g’tufied mattress, excellent mndslneld, magak1ne pockets,
chains eonlplete with hooks for 1 1
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Screens for
(1001' 6: Window.
Their frames are stout thoughiljght.
ggraceful appearance, look well when in place and are
Eequipped with spring hinges and good handle. 11111111011
{screens are adjnstable to. djfierent widths; there 13 a size
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to fit pmcticafiy any window. .
Doors in five sizes:-¢ ”I: ’5
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, v‘ifigfl afiby'rftoin 9. $2.65 mg
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.31.; .; 12by33m—40c 24:53:33 111—60.: 351;;
1%? 24113737111—«700 esébysvin—sm: .33;
3* mbyfflin—Sfic semen—95¢ “g?
Lei” marge. floor. fl 1.1.1... .-.-, -. -
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Summer fittings.
Yorkie shirts in mw handkome striped patterns, e001
flightmdeomformblefixwfihease—gifingabflitythat’s
having for hEr own £01ks——-. 53
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Hurrying with all speed'they’ve just rushed into the I
, quite snrelyfiml a shade to “go well” wrth each
Khaki canvas with good windshield and comfortable, frock:
' dainty 111112 white WWW such beauty.
Doors are of?
Revenues filmmake tastes: how, 1111111121121: :11...
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We’re 11111111111; these light dainty 1111211111111;
as; scarce ras scarce can be.
Yethereisagoodsumalyofthem.
In navy and black and rose and slice and pmk‘and
and onchid and white and jade!
Baredefightlnehoosingfmm fhem———form’
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MOWSCARCEV flung": “augment
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And theytoo are hares—lilies of the valley, andwlq
mer’ssheerhats. ‘1 3
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Second floor.
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Porch ' shaes to
11111: breezes.
Green and brown porch shades of 170th and dun-bl;
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Have narrow slats so arranged that breezes ow
through but rays of sun do not.
Have stout cards for hanging with anchor cords i4
keep thm from sweving too much :31 the breeze.
Pulleys are weatherman; it is easy to raise and
lease: each shade.
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4.fi'wfie—$3M 5 ft WW 2:
831111171“ 10 ft M50 ,
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Wmen s socks of
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cool comfort.
There is reason for the favor'with which women beta
received the stylish sacks of threedqnanter
cool the} are! 3
Mixtureof silkanfl fibenwiflcuflof good: ,
whxte navy and mrdef 59213331 value at was *
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blank wlnte and cordmmn-d W
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cheted top 01111131111111 Wm— 7513 and
Women’snnmeuite oifightoomfiartahhm
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bfitesthism good dark Pattezm~ 75¢;an $1
”4‘5”“ -.., 7 ‘ sanctum: meet door. 1
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