WMTHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Iii‘slr 111-2
night and Saturday. Light scattered
showers have occuired during the past
twenty-four hours from Nebraska
nor'theustwaid to the Lake region and
along the Atlantic coast iiom Virginia
to New England. There is no well«
defined storm area (Inst of the Rocky”
Mountains. Pleasant weather prevails
generally in all sections. A11 urea of,
high pressure over the South Ailmitic
states is producing high temperatures:
in the central and eastern sections.
Temperatures of 90 degrees were re
ported as for north as Portland. Mo.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather with high temperature, fol
lowed by partly cloudy on Sutnr‘,di1y
3nd probably slightly cooler on Sum
«1y
Mrs. G. A. Davenport, of Wilton, isI
onjoyinl.r a two weeks‘ outing at Hick
ory lllulf.
Mrs, issue Rhodes of Weston has
entertained relatives from Norwu‘lk
this Week.
Charles Lockwaod. of Norwulk, was
the guest of R. W. chler, in Wilton,
over Sunday.
Miss Annie Pardec of Norwalk
spent last week with Miss Emma Fitch
of Poplin Plains.
-St1nw Hats, Straw Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. M. A. Leppert and Miss Nellie
Benedict, of Bethel, have been spend-
ing the day at Roton Point,
Miss :dwinu Knapp, of South Nor-
walk, is the guest of Miss Dorothy
Davenport, at 1775, in Focus.
~Dr. Dick's cures malaria. ,
Miss Moria Odell, of New Haven,
was the guest of Mrs. Thaddeus Buyer,
of Raymond street, yestcimday
Mrs. Edward B. Meeker and Miss
Alice Meeker, of \\ ostport avenue
arc sojourning at Ocean Grove, N. J.
M. S. Smith and Company’s bulletin
of n1orrhamlise savings will be inter-
esting to every woman in South Nor-
walk.
(‘hostcr Meeker, who holds 11 posi-
tion in the Fnh‘field County National
Bank in Norwalkl is enjoying a vac-n
tion at the home of his parents in
Weston.
-——Don't use harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowels, loads to
chlonlc constipation Got Doan’s ne-
gulcts. They onerate easily, tone the
stomach. cure constipation.
S. (l. Seymour, of Norwalk. was in
Ridgciicld 'l‘hursday, the guest of Mr.
and hits William H. Gilbert. He Went
there to attend the tnncral of the late
Mr. Sholcs. , .,
Owing to the extreme heat ycstor;
day some of the local factories closed
at noon. Yesterday was the moat 1111,
comfortably warm day of the sununci‘
in The Norwalks.
——Straw Hats, Straw Huts. O'Brien.
it is twenty years since Mars has
been as near to the earth as it now.
lint the astronomers feel but little in
forest in the matter except for the
possibility of getting a bottet "110 on
the. planet.
Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal ()1der or
llauics, is planning a big o lambako for
August The (late for tho event and
the place have not yet been fully de-
cided upon. A committee is 111111111113,
N111
the arrangements.
Miss Eva W. ()istot of South
u‘nik moments a‘ I§0h60IiYoIllelIs mill
are at e and :1 r1 cpor
in Siniimibor. “labia Glitch“ s ifivhi
cxpmionrc and her many friends ‘wisl
her success. ‘
wilaseball tomorrow. Amusement
Park. Norwalhn vs. Philadelphia
(llama, champion colored team of the
world.
Work on the addition to the Wilson
hut shop in South Main street, is be-
ing pushed along rapidly The lamest
I
i
1
powm equipnwut in town is being lul- .
stnllml. Scwrul oi the new folmihg
nimhinvs llllH, 111W1l11I1l and 11111 bold};
not up.
A great. waist carnival in now on at
N. 1'} than (it t‘ompunv‘ 11 Prices have
taken a tumble. and actually about
tllt‘ll oconoim. The special offerings,
in todays ad. will 111'on of great in-
forest to those not averse to splendid
savings.
-Auio Cups. Auto Caps. O Brien. '
ionm'ossmnn and Mrs, 113.1 drill!
and daughter, Miss hill-lie lllll. mid
\i‘lilliinm lIII Bishop. of Moguls, will
11 to: an e, on 19 tom or 72.
tile iiumbulgvAmcricgnIIliner Moltlte.
“no will limd 1'11 Misti-an mm and
11111ho quite on extended tour.
CHANGE FOR osmium. READERI
in order to test The Sentinels great
circulation one its superior advertlc
lug value, we. have made home
month with P H. Baxter the pope r
111111131111, to offer one of his best so
tug medicines at half- price to any one
who win out out the following coupon
and present it at. his store.
"lolohltl 111:; um
OOUIlI’ON. .
. This tampon entitles the holder
. to one the package of Dr. How
. 11111 11 specific for the cure of con-
. situation and dyspepsia ht hull
. price 2110 i will refund the men-
. ey in any dissatisfied purchaser.
.0
.
3 u «r
'7] II I‘Ir‘ I F. H, Baxter. i
at mummy-Five. out”.
I06'0civvl-11IailIsaai”mums-nuannn
Dr Howard’s specific for the core
A
of constipation and dyspepsia is not
is worth 11. pound of argument. All we
ask is that you investigate “our way"
of conducting a drug business. .. ‘
....:llei'ir‘ are a few hints for summer
‘ comfort:
of 'l‘oiiét Articles appreciated at this
‘ For this week we are showing a lino
hot. period. Bath Sponges, Bath Mite,
Toilet Powders, iToilot Waters, the
latest. of Perfumes, Sachets. etc.
In; it w
Draggi- I.
8 North Main omen
Mr. and IM1I'Is J. L. linuchy,oiIlItiIIdg1III-
field, spoilt a day last week in Nor
walk.
IMlss Alice Dailcy. of Ridgefleld is
visiting lilies Mabel Byxhee, of Her-
riot. street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Prowltt, of
enver, are visiting J. T. Prowitt, of
enema
Mrs. imogene Coley, of New Yor,-k.
is spending some time with relatives in
Smith Norwnlk.
Miss Williams, of‘Bi‘boklyn,’ is the
guest of Mrs. James S. Bailey, at
their home in Courtlandt Place.
Miss Fannie McGinn. of Bridgeport,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. M.
Reed at her home in Mott avenue.
John Groves of East Orange is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Huriy llattlett,‘
at their home, corner of Water and
Wall streets. '1
i
on for appendicitis at St. Luke's hos i
pita) two weeks 11110, has returned:
home and is able to be about.
John Cahill, of River street, has re-
Wauranmug. He will spend the sec-
oud week of his va‘outhn in Norwalk.
Miss Hattie Lester of Mount ilol
yoke college is spending the summer
Vacation at the home of nor brotl1cl',l
William W. Lester, in Bayvicw are“
11110. i
M111. P. Burns and children and
Miss Mai'yII Murphy, of East avenue, I
have returned from a vacation trip toI
Providence, Ncwimrt,Nar1agansett
Pier and Block island.
Albert Keeler of Georgetown. Miss I
Anna Burr, Miss Anna Taylor. Miss
Lillian Lynch. Miss Julia Calloghnu.‘
the Misses Minnie (ind-Funny Minor
and Miss Jessie. Gilbert, all from South
wanlk, were the. Sunbonnet ptcntck
(11's who visited the lakes. ,Eluturdm 111'
the meals or Mr. and Mrs. Fred M.
Gilbert. oi Ridg‘ofleld.
District. Deputy Grand Patriarch C.
past chief patriarchal, composed of
James Farrel, Hurry l. Smith, Nelson
W. Benedict John F. Henly. George 0
Crosby and William Ahrcns, will go to
Stamford tonlghet and install the new
ly elected officers of Wasrussce illn-
onmpmcnt, No. 14, l. 0. O. F.
Officer John Smith, of the South
Norwaik police lorce, informs The
Sentinel that he was not on duty in
Springwood at. the time of the slab-
bing ni’iruy there Wednesday night. lie
has been doing duty at the firemen‘h
carnival every evening this Week and
there was no oilh-er in' Sprinuwood.
Mr. Smith says, at the time of the tra-
cus
.- linschalt tomorrow, Amusement,
P3131 N411 walks vs. Philadelphia
Gioafits,tn.1mnlon colored team (if the
ltlrimklln 111'1I1qu.Norwnlk have our
1.11.1111 1i the house ”Null 1;; (licliaid
HtiiIIIt,iur1Itofot1I owned by Yonder
hoof & t' oinpnny. the styaw hat. 111111111.
inciui"o1s.'l‘luI transaction was of
footed by Mr. Wheeler, acting for
Vandcrhoef & (loinpimy, through llw
real estate agency of J. M. Layton it
Company, 1111:. ,
The lamest crowd of the season
participated in bathing at. The Knob
yesterday nitrr.noon The tide was
in mm. of thtI afternoon and tinI water
was the wmnu-st it has been this sea-
stm. Practically (Ivory bnthlnu house
was in 111112.11 large number oi built
its also took advantage of the thin in
ult,‘of the. other (more rtmoris 11 out
The Norwalks. '
_~—~li‘aiicyllunils. li‘nncy hands. 0' ilripu
The strike of the paper boa makers
in still in force is Bunny and Button
and tinI situation remains the hump}, 1111
it has been all this week. Thumb its
factor/era and the union since i t Bill
today and the outcome of the roiibio
in much in doubt. , . ,
the matter was to he allchd to re-
main unsettled until the ifllciiliteu in
the batting trade are limits
(lites Potted. of New i-ilfiv’eii. state
trinim other. 111111111 1111 omelet visit to
Nos-wail: yesterday Amos: the iso-
torts» he visited was the 11111111 of the
finite Textile (iotiipnni' where he had
four boys on tho"cur1mt.” All proved
he. ever fourteen years of use. but
two .1: them had not been sufficiently
grounded in «mum school studies,
and their will he chimed to return to
school when the fail term opens in
September. ___ _
General Russell ifr cinnnisn‘dlns‘
the Brigade. (iconoclast National
Guard and theI torn! members of his
wait, Illa nor Frederick A. tiling“
he ill J11, Captain. Roberta
“ iii no
I 11. My. IiiIlIci
3cm: 'rni til «1111111111,; 1 is re
1.8011 msiktiom w m: {lien c.
to 1111315 11 wealtw the First and
Second infantry Regiments Troop 11.
an unknown remedy. 11 111111 inset? 111111 Light *Ariilisry organisations,
.msny‘ remarkable cures right from in Wish so. this (lamp flirty ”will“?
I houih Norwalk. 312 19 gum-111115,; .
1’.. ”guy .1; L‘I‘I‘I‘ f.» ,1. ,- 7 . [flyifm i“? 4 ~ “"313???“
. it“? ".
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Thaddeus Bctis who was operated I
turned from a wee ‘s outing Iat Lake ,
‘8HIA'PEB ANQ DESIGNS, NOTHING CHE
sales
'55:?! or con. 1.11111.
BWEL MIRROR, ONE LARGE. TWO _,
CUPBOARD iN BASE. ‘
ANDI LOOK AT THE LINE
min—~11.
11v
North Main Street.
I m
M. Daniels, attended by his stuff of I
Ibsen no conference between the mnnn- .
it looks 1111 thumb ,
“9.11
.. iii: and M1l1.l’Ihlrlolf Hamil}? 8iiI1I
oven 411 lines To SELECT when
new sou FROM $111.00 1'0 in. ,
$15.00 comes OAK FlNlSH, 44 m. Lonny, as ,il. ““1 ,1
t“ W
N BIABE'.
|T WILL PAY YOU.
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tillage B title; and Iealer.
South Norwalk
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I Special Announce II eel.
. Dr. James T Godfrey, our specialist, has airleed from our New
York Examining (lilies, and is prepared to mulch export examinations
of eye defects at. our office and store in tlnI 0 era ilouso Riot-l1 So
.Norwulk All cases will receive his persona attention absolutely.
free of charge Glasses if needed, will be supplied at prices as;
low as $1. per pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. Dr Godfrey will give you
1. his honest opinion of the state of your eyes. with! Will not proscribol
glosses unless potltivoiy necessary.
Office hours from ”E do a. m.insult)11.1n.ISntur1iay1111til it) p.111.
Have your was ekamtned by this specialist, while he ls here.
Come in and get acquainted. ,
United American Opticians, int).
Ingmwrngsrns sneak. . Factory iii am 2311 so, N. v.
WEST s'r. AND sonnBNEn AVE,
South INorwaIlk.
We are now developing this choice residential property, lo-
cated on the highland, within ten minutes oithe station. It has
been carefully restrcctcd, and divided into hal” acre lots. which
we now otter to the builder or investor.
YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If
you 'are prepared to build at once. we will who you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Namath—«Harbor View Beach and Hair~
bod View Park, and now the best of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
initiated Bond in hasten,
E. 8. little. i’r‘u’sit fictional Jenkins. lroas.
252' HuguenotI Street, .
New Rochelle, N. Y Tel. 823.,
”l ‘ uII .1 #11 an M law“? .
" 11' 11:
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
and other sure
i
in Water street. Telephone :94.
hug Company has put new ventilators
in the red will.
soon the a few d‘nys with his parents, '
M1. and Mrs. iii. A, Pinkno‘y.
»- ‘ Mfrs. Utilities 1111110111111 is entertain
in‘n 111-1" niece and incphow. Cecelia
. [,ail‘d Johh Wliltu, oi New York.
; after spending
sister. Mrs. Delano, in new York.
wjflflge.
( iispbnry Ho‘spimh
' one brother‘ and two sisters who is-
Rev N. H. Hudson, the Methodist pas-
. lot, will take chaigIo of the services at
I Which booked in front of the auto and
scratched and he is probably intcrnul~
. of Jews had occurred at Skonit'a, in
. ditys Tiiesdny and Fluiayof (iii:
H IE
iii‘now improving, . °
. ‘liliom Kenillalz‘ls spending a few
11 New 'l'-11111.
it 1111411711» in Wisconsin
11111111111 Minuteman
1111111 iPiukney. of lfroo’klyn, Sis
11111.1: 0 Mend has returuoihhmno .
11 low days with her
The Order oi Washers Star will hold
11' lilivn pilrly on the grounds of Miami
Jbiiirlhgb, next Wiidhecsdiiy ditching.
Mrs. 1.15.2111 (touch and Miss lsiilwllo
Albin have returned home after
spending a week with friends in New
Withheld " I ‘ '
A lawn party Will be field this ove-
hing at the Congregational person-
A mhsIcIal program has been 'ar
ranged and ice crea‘m dini' cake will
who 111-1th
Swan Andersen. who waIs 1111(1in
IIi'nshod by the telling ledge WeIdncs-J,
or. died yesterday morning at the
lie is survived by
.side in Bidd‘e’eport.
and Methodist Lhurchps have unto-(i
takes change of the services at the
IMcthoIdlst Church fol foul weeks. then
the Congregational Church for one
month m
AUTHOR BURNSTINE lNJURED.
MON’i'lCl'lllLO N. Y, July 19.41”;
1111111 Burnstine, 11 short story writer
over bv a towing cm in this place last
night and is probably fatally injured
lilonsti‘ne was liriing 11 fractions horse
was struck. throwing the rider so that
One wheel passed directly over his
back.
His body and face were bruised and
ly injured. The automobile was drlv~
on by Ernest Kinney. a New York man,
who is staying at Centervillc.
NO JEWISH MASSACRE.
S ETERSBURG, lnly 19—»Noil1
in: is lnown here of the report pub
II’llshed o a London newspaper yester-
day in the shape of a dispatch lIlOlll
Virus. and also cabled to the. Unit-
ed States), that a wholesale unissucre
Russian Poland, near the Austrian
frontier. lfiirthcrmore, in reply to a
query, the correspondent at Warsaw
of the Russian ’l‘clcgraph Agency, 111»
(lures them has been no anti-Jewish
outbreak in the; Polish provinces of
Russia I
d AMUSfiMENTS DI
Norma": Amusement Park
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SATURDAY, JULY 20,
NORWALKS
VI.
PHILADELPHIA GIANTS.
Champion Colored Team of the World.
WEDNESDAY JULY‘24. 'rwo GAMES
Afternoon at 3: 46; evening at 8.
CHEROKEE IiNDlANS
vs. NORWALKS.
The Cherokees travel in a Special Par-
lor car and have their own Band.
Admission 2513; Children under-12. 100.
Ladies free to the grand stand.
ROTOR LPOINT
open every afternoon an evening.
Hours-2105. andstoitlhinp m
Seating fa‘eilities for spectators.
Extra music eveiy evening and wow
i111: pictures and illustrated songs by
Joseph McMahon at 8 and ii p in.
ADMISOION, 10¢; SKATEO, 160.
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msh‘hiroimos
1PROPRIITO iii.
OBTEOPATHIC
TREATMENT
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
Wirt. a graduate of the patent.0
school at Kirksville. Me, This
modern, di'nglcss treatment will
ocvmnuc the 111051 obstinate
chronic dietetic,
New York office. No. :13, W.
and St. Phone 689 Eryant. O
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We kw
Namath cities and residuumw
71‘s Isms #111111. Phone to“.
Office days every day with 1114
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
Consultation Fm.
1.
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« -:4"lx£.:,.‘ ‘
KI"...
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Men WOMEN AND comps
The members of the Congiegationsl 4
1111.1 author, of New York city, was not ‘
Baseball“
SKATING " 1111.111:
Largo new skating surface. Ample
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. .ws. announces surest! couscous on annuity.
menses m aammo suns son women Misses Ann (no slim
£51: the summer months '1‘, e Coiigrct. ,,
Irrational pastor. Res/I. A C Furbush, “
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Optician.
Everything in the Opincal Line.
Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL STREET.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Waists,for1ncr price 81. 50, now.
WaistsI, former price $1 .I,ii8 nowI ................. .......... .. $1
.100 dozen Wuists, former price $2 98, now. . , 1
While Dresses, in ann, regulal prices $7 .00 1in in I$I15. till,
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nowI "
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White Net Dlosses .................... .. . ................ .
White Lawn and Linen Skiits ............. . ..... $1. 48, $1.98,
Black and Blue in illiauliiie Shir ts ............. . . . . . . . . .. $29
A few Silk and Pounce Coats, were $35.00,:1Iow . . . '. ...... . .
Long Linen Coats in 6 styles .......................... ‘
(lhls’ Dresses we are almost giving away, as we must
soulless of cost. Sale in both stores.
Neluo Corsets ..................... . .9811 $1.48, $1.98, 82
SALE lN BOTH ISTORIESI
516 MAIN STREET.
STAMFORD. 33 SOUTH. MAIN 8?.
113m Weather 33111211115
White Lawn Waists, a big assortment of styles, regul‘ax‘I Ip
$1.00 and $1. 25. all new this season. 751:.
S White Lawn Waists, our regular $1. 50 and $1. 75 quail.
1. 25. ,
Cool, comfortable DressingI Sacques, white or colored, regii‘
price 596. 45c
Long, colored Kimonas, with white lawn trimming, re
price $1 25. 79c.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts, deep lawn bounce. with two clout
tucks. and hemetitched hem, regular price 98c, 75c. " .
Childrens Washable Hats, at half regular prices to cl _
These are just a few items selected at random. IIWh
come to the store you will find many others gtflalm
prices. . , ., .
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Guard Against Lost I015 9.
By“ enrolling at
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motion or catamh oi the
lungs-named to ”thrust;
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