'ia‘onbleeJn.
destination. ulcer-
alien. indigestio
”mess.
‘wd' not sleep.
tore gave me
aetheyaaid my.
I were
fibre was in
repair, snddid not
eerewhetherlllved
,. , bo
”egg“ 3011': lagainnand
i)! all my Inflerlng.’ --M
Box to Marlton. NJ.
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
from native roots and
contains no narcotics o Lharm-
and to-da holds the record
t
for rgeet hum of actual cores
of I disemew eknow of. and
thouundsof voluntarytestimonisls are
on ills in the Pinkham laboratory at
Lynn. .i’rom women who have
been cured troin almost every form of
female complaints. inflammation, ul-
caratiomdisplsoementaiibroidtumors,
irregularities. periodic pains. backache,
indigestion and nervous proatrstion.
Every euflerln woman owes it to her.
Wan" Ly a E. Pinkham' e Vege-
“Tutti?” m... ....
chu we a s cc
alumnae write aconiiden-
, arm hire. Pinkham. at
. l..lilase Her advice is free,
ways helpful.
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“What kind” of people are “they?"
"Well, when they are not playing
bridge they are working on a phone-
graph "--Life
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GOING TO BUY
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Range-P
Get it now while we can
make prompt connec-
lions. Postal brings
representative.
Cbnneeticut
Company
Wall Paper
Hangings
Our spring styles are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased in show
them to you. Prices range from 10a
to 010.00 Double Boll.
Sole Agent for Fr. Back a up. and
Janeway a. Car |center's Wall Papers.
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish-
ing‘Gcods. Painters' Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not crass. . .
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono-
spb Co’s Talking Machines and
gentle Disk Records. Music on both
05¢. indestructible Cylinder
New rm any cylinder-
and lasts gorever.
i
sing:- Maud motors WAD).
to order; p;
M» Signed. Pain . 01.25 per gallon.
Paiflhlg ‘ lid Paper Hanging.
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a l
moneissnce Against Granting oi
License is New Owner
llltlDGEPOR'l‘, Jo? li.——lt looks as
it the Law Enforce lent league was
making a determined eiiort to wipe
Jim Jacquae’ Water street resort of!
the map. Jim is in the county jail
serving a four months' sentence, but
hie place goes marching on. The In-
loon is still running under the applica-
' tion for a new license.
Remcnetrancs Filed.
Now comes William liartr who.
makes application for a license in the
stand at 009 Water street made no
’torious by Jacques. Judge E. K.
Nicholson through his attorney. Paul
S Chapman, has illed a remonstrsnc’e
with the county commissioners. al~
leging that Hart is an unsuitable per-
son and that the place is unsuitable.
Hart formerly kept a saloon in Bank
street and was also proprietor oi’ a
hotel near Ash Creek.
Jacques Loses License.
On account of his conviction for
violation of the liquor law, Jacques
will lose his license. The commis-
sioners will hold a hearing but that
is a mere forlnallty. The commis-
sioners have not yet assigned a date
for a hearing on the remonstruuce
against Hart.
ROY HOWARD MARRIED. -
LONDON, June 14.~Roy W. How-
ard, news manager or the United Press
of New York. was married at St.
George's Chapel, today, to Miss Mar-
garet Robe, a magazine and newspaper
writer of New York.
Advertise you‘r rents in The Sentinel
who" lilis'wns abyss-tans cs
Eleét'ricityin the Home
AND ALSO EVERY LAUNDRY
SHOULD .
Use Eledrichaundry hone
They do the work better with less
labor, do not cool off. and the expense
stops the moment you turn all the
switch!
See our stock oi Electric Laundry
irons today. ask the price, and Iron
by Electricity.
The Reed 81 Volk Electrical 00.
Tel. 006. ‘ 30 Washington at.
EVERY MOVE-gREIBING CHAM.
should be untapped with a dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" t'cr
c'elain Bannister! mam. '
Have you ever stopped to coneldes
how delightfully convenient it would
be in have hot and cold running water
in gear dressing" chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or first door toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree or comiort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MA"! AND_WlflT ITB.
THE NEW
- .1
ON! ensure fROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Out- Rooms, s halal Feature.
.and Electric Lights Throughout.
ery lloem Heated.
q saves underlain; ~
Fins‘ d. a Can lee.
as, Incl
.Aluii use! in‘ all
lng filled“!!!
"Hm-Jams' '
nonlinear
Law Eniorcemenl Lupus Files Re- :
installing the engine, following which
sorllL nor-om F
i“: .
EASI NflRWil
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'Get- Y... but; was
Filled at the l
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Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and elllcieht service at I
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chain tor our trolley patrons. .
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY"
J. PARKER. Manager.
25%
The Epwurth League of the East
Avenue Methodist church is planning
to hold a “Revere" social on Friday
evening of this week, at the church.
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There are only ten days more of
school for the youngsters before their
summer l‘acation begins live this
week and the same number next
week.
Joseph Gaibo has returned to town
to live. He is in former well known
.young local harbor, and has been em-
ployed during the past three months
in Brooklyn.
Howard Benedict: who is e theologi-
cal student at Pennington New Jer-
sey. spent Sunday with his parents in
East Norwaik, but started today. on a l
trip up the Hudson River.
'Charles Roddy expects to get his
speed boat in commission during the
next few days Edward Parks, the
bicycle Marathoner and Wesley John-
son, have contracted to assist him in
‘ GOLD ME DALFLOUR
46 WALL 0T4 NOWALK. ‘
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must lnereaeein value With the rapid
growth of the sour.
has a'. Double Steel natehsttllihe
lightning in ”action Has si'rrlple dear
entirely enclosed. in that no dirt 0
cut gram can iiiid its way into the
pinious and. clog them. lies I
micrometer adjustment;
Chas. E. Dow
11! WABHiNBTON STREET. ,
'PHONI If].
scrub brush for the house and
“like for the lawman
ut. they doat‘ so“
, You can “close mitt
, to snake the some
“paint.
:We have everything {or ill .,
painting—linseed . oil.» '
brushes and
._ mamas... . .
‘ «urges so’v MIMI: BRAND
csa‘ g'u'a tee iI its
MI entity 2‘“ . Wh
'11 Chsrles M. Becker's
Horace ems” Son. .
I} ; way.
- ago, and repairs were attempted.
g :wss'lonnd, however. thatihe cylinder
' tee WIS empow
liberal
it will not
‘ 'ing, were“?
I. The cents m
it I m
rum autism
launch Hamel.
which has been rebuilt by JesIe Ay-
ers, is now readivto go overboard with
the exception 0 a ca t or paint. The
boat has been considerably lengthened;
in the rebuilding process.
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Miss Mary E. ‘Pllllng was the leader
tor the loyal Workere' Society meet-
ing, last evening, at the Advent Chris-
tian church meeting, in Van Zandt
street. The subject was "Christian
Education a National Bateguard."
Brad Hull says his friends appear
to be having lots at run lashing him
about his motor cycle but he is get-
ting some fun out oi the machine. He
has become so proliclent that he will
soon be able to loop the loop with it:'
Charles H. Aisthorpe. oi Seaview
avenue. has secured the' contract for
erecting the new some about the rear
of the Country Club building. This
screen will obstruct the view to the
kitchen department, and will be eight
feet high and llityveeven feet long.
A monthly business meeting oi Ms
dowel- Hook and Ladder Company wi i
be held this evening at the compaily
lire house in Vin haunt street. Sum-
discussed, aud it is rather doubted if
Igly’thing along this line' will come up
ll ght
The funeral of Albert J. Morreil
was held this morning from his late
.home. lb Fort street. and was private.
The Rev. Frank Dunwell Walter, pas-
tor of the South Norwalk lllethodiet
church. oiliclsted, and the remains
were later taken to Sound Beach’ for
interment.
The ischoda' Club's nag pole is
'gaily decorated presumsbiy in honor
of Flag Day. At the pinnacle is the
club flag, and directly underneath a
large American emblem. From this
point downward are the several pen-
nant liege called (or by the code to
spell out the word “Welcome: "
‘Arthur Keyworth' s new launch
which is close to 30 feet in length, and
has been building at Gregory‘s Point.
has been glacod on the ways at the
“Nelson an Ayers yacht shop, prepsc
Itory to going into commission.’ The
out has a standing top. and la equip—
ped with a single cylinder six horse
, power engine.
~
The members oi thezlcung Men's
Association, which practically gave up
several months ago, are requested to
meet in th Sunday school parlor of
the Data no Methodist chroch
this evening. The pastor desires to see
what can be done in regard to the
association and it is ehneiderd quite
likely that it will be mrgsnised.
M?”
The campers who are at Cal! Pas
. lure are apparently somewhat smph
bious, for des its the ‘libcral like
i-
, most daily by he weather clan of tEle
serial sprinkling pot they have at
yet been drowned out. Ap .
. , tap. the campers are having an d
, good time it is understood that
most or them come from up Danbury
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The launch Eiehet, owned by George
R. Van Aistyue, has been out at
mission (or a week on account 0 the
. trouble with one of the cylinders. A
serious blowhole developed a week
it
looked Just as badly as ever it has
now been decided to put in an entirely
. new cylinder.
I William J. Welselt. the well known
‘ ; hatter, was busily engaged this morn-
ing, in rigging up a dock or lobster and
eel tor use in a body or water.
the possibilities of which have not
been thoroughly appreciated When he
gets his apparatus completed, Mr.
Weiseit intends to put it overboard in
Bridge Switch Lake. in nest Washing
ton stream. which has been growls!
larger for servers! days.
It is not expected that the district
committee wm‘megln the work of illi-
ing in the school grounds with the in-
'; tention of having a lawn where there
is now a bed or roen- n‘nell tbé‘dum-
we "we“ were”:
.30 00.. “Hi. 38.
d th to lbapo’l'h ‘giéglfi‘
e wor s a con-
Imp“ ‘I’gdiid kstiirt'dl‘, even if
Many favorable espresalona concern-
ing the cantata rendered at the East
.Avenue Methodist church. last ovens
and it is be!
mgeated "WISE
iii”
ubt t
indpukfhbtntdllg"i be
urIedhth
pie away who would have how rou
enjoyed it. it was
ing that the piece
’eung again by that
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is thodit
l:l‘..‘i..“'.°ll“"*tt. ° ~
the directions Mrme‘m
“emit”
war plans have not yet been seriously ,
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- the 33W
mm
The aeleetlnen have completed re-
pairs to the Wileeo'u Point load.
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There will lie I meeting of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company this even~
ill: at 8 o’clock.
lire. Herman Jacobs and son Ber-
nard. of Jersey City. are guests of the
Hours. Jacobs, at hot Point.
idr. and Mrs. George F. Hawley and
family, oi 75 West Wooster street.
Dsnbury. are spending the month at
June It their cottage at Bell island.
9—“ ' ‘
lilies Jonnio Mor'rid, at Rowayton
avenue. was bitten on one of her lin-
gers, by a pet dog yesterday. and a
painful wound resulted. Home treat-
meut was promptly applied and no
qserious consequences are expected.
Children's Day was celebrated very
prcttily at the Baptist Church. last
evening. The youngsters were all at
their best. and their efiorts pleased
the audience immensely. Especially
pleasing were the recitation by little
Mabel Jarvis. and the sweet, clear
singing of Miss Lois Marsh and Miss
Jennie Morris, both of whom have very
charming voices indeed: Miss irene
Lynch was the pianist tor the evening;
The program, which was well received
throughout, follows:
Chorus.
ScLhoo
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Pastor.
Choms,
, School. _
Our Greeting,
Hilliard Albrecht.
The Speech.
Anna Scoliold.
Recitation,
Katie Tompkins.
Solo.
Rhoda Jarvis.
Chorus.
Scholars.
Recltstion~The Recruiting Station...
Chsrlee Shinin.
'A Little on:
Eve Russell.
Solo.
Marian Jarvis.
Recitation—The Birds Know.
Milton Every.
School.
Jesus and the Children,
Rhoda Jarvis ‘
Recitation—The Message of the Lil
lies.
Three Girls.
Two Little Tote.
B. Cleverly. .
Chorus.
For Jesus.
Nonfiction.
Duet.
> Jennie Morris. Harriet Letts.
A Daisy Boy and Girl,
Lester Russell. Gertrude Brands.
Song.
Msyls Sconeld.
Chorus.
School.
The Girl Who Smiles.
Mabel Jarvis.
infant Class.
Hosanna.
Mr. Brotherton and School.
Dialogue—Preparing for Children's
Da
Song.
y.
Recitation.
irvlng Albrecht.
Solo.
Jennie Morris.
Chorus,
The Rainbow.
Six Scholars.
Solo,
hols Marsh.
Little Things.
L. Brands.
Duet and chorus. ~
Marion Jarvis. Lois Marsh and School.
Good Night,
Three Girls.
Pastor. ‘
School.
Remarks,
Offering.
Closing Chorus.
School.
Benediction.
Hill illiiil .
llouili Brown is in New Jersey, on
a three weeks' visit.
‘e . ‘ 5“
Wise Jennie Benton is a guest oi
Miss Claire McKehdry.
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Mrs. Ada hence has been duite ill
for the past two weeks.
h—s—u—ln-
~ Mrs. Wylie. at Stamford. has been a
guest ct iriehdel in St. John place tor
a fun} sys.
seem Wedge has returned from
his visit to Seattle. and is again our
played by Julian Btu-t. -
'Mre. George B: ‘Dircn, of Pound
image. has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ada leases, for a. few days.
Mas—-
Warden H: C. Thruth'ieitfiaturdsy
for West mama , are he will
spend 'a ievt days his'falnily
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Tree warden B. S. Woundy is
spread tbe‘elin'drees in the borough.
.ml'l; doing private work of this
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wolces under cam. mm annotate. i...
plebsdecsstssetiagscemsutdde
at in resembles int appearance a
Wt?“
mu
2 place will be made copy and attrac-
. tlve.
Binghampton. N. Y.. to attend the
5 rubble-stone wall for E. Hammann, in
‘ 4 .\ wasnlsorou,
"a:
soar .'
Amusements}. ..
"011.50“!
W S McIntyre will deliver the morn
ing sermon.
A tea room will be opened in the
old Joseph Sdcfleld place. North
Main street, the latter part of next
week. Two enterprising ladies of
the town will be- in charge, and the
Mrs. John Bliss left Tuesday for
wedding of Miss Haul. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cometock, which
takes place Thursday.
Work on constructing the new
front or his South Main street reeli
dance, is progressing rapidly. 00n-
tractor Roberts is doing the work.
Mrrand Mrs. T. Orr . McKendr
have returned from a short weddin
trip. They were guests of Mrs Edith
Unkles. in Borodino. Mr. and hire
McKendri will spend the summer
with the ride's parents. Mr and Mrs.
Slashes Heath. Carter street. .
Miss A. 1;. Mason will give a course
of lectures at the home at Miss C. A
Bliss, Genoke avenue. on Mondays. at
11 o‘.ciock beginning today. She will
take for her nutrients—England Us or
Mary Tudor. The Di‘saatrcua Spanh
Marriage, The Troubloue Reign 0! m3
ward Vi.. lady Jane Grey. Bianca Vie‘
I‘ofilt'e.‘ Caterina Stores and Lomnsc dei
c.
George H. Smith. who has conduct-
ed auccesatully a large confectionery
and stationery store in this town for
the past seven years, has sold out.
The deal was consummated Friday.
and the new owners, Batkin 0: Wills.
or New York. took possession Friday
evening. The many customers at Mr‘.
Smith were surprised on learning oi
the sale; but those closely acquainted
with him knew of his intention sev~
oral weeks ago. Mr. Smith had I
price "for the business." and got it.
William B Smith, the bright and cs.
liable young manager {or his lathe
will remain with Bstkiu and Wilts
several days, posting them in the busily
use; methods of the store. There is
a possibility that he will identib' time
it shortly ill b another husi
hicb. whilei is radically
ent from the present “busineIs. 5!“
(the: him an exceptional
tng.. if his present pl are cure
but he will become a rtn‘er in”tli
business George 8. Stir ill will b t. eh»
gage in any business at Breech but
later is contemplating branching oil
iii an entirely new field of activityiln
We hope to see him launched in husiy'wr
sass again. as he is a man who eu~
livens ‘tl‘ade and accommodates the
community. One oi til‘e' motions that
has always been before him' in his
allies is‘ “Competition was, sdvcrtis
lag is. the ills of trslief'
FILIBU ER NANTICOKE LOCATED
June 14 .——Captsin
Boss. chic! or the revenue cutter ser
vice, received a telegram today from
”the optic ol the cutter Pamlico stat
the that be has ascertgiaed that the
lambasted filibuster Nestioclie was yes
terdsy ushered. about
«Till. the Chowan river in
e_
to ta e station in the Chevron river
Northcarchna
proceeds down the Ver
foé‘
dBer' -
to intercept the NI‘atlccke when
For no
Thirty Years
figa‘v‘z
till. 000 Slit Hill 2:;
‘llEli liliiliiviilifli
Cosloi Structure Will Be Bdween
$70. 000 ud~$8i1000
NEW HAVEN, June ll—A despite
announcement, today. of the purchase
oi a new location (or the Yale Calvert
slty boat house, brings out the sent
that the site is entirely diaerent ,thvan .
that which had been heretofore
cepted as the probable site. The
. ent appears n as Chapel mils dug
‘ across and on the southerly til
brill!!! Insulting llill tiger. on
time ago a piece WSW,
side: or the bridge w '
new site at a cost '0: . .
piece for main” We
islacto -
obitruc on p.hyy‘ - . .
bridge, and the considerable
which would havo to be traversed
tore open water was reached.
The new site purchased is
east side or the causeway, will
Just south of Tomlinsqa brl
the Quinnipisc river and
log East Haven. A itch
feet has been purchased It
for the. comparatively small
310.000. Of this the. new bu
will occupy about 100 feet, .
room hereafter or some 70. .3
luture extension of the bnathouso
for the e of water frontage to
side pa es. should it seem ties
The cost of the new bosthouae
including the land probsbly
$70. 000 and $80,006, and oi this
nearly or quite all the slum: .
been subscribed. to that work .
.the penthouse may begin early
expedited. The 815.000 purch '
the north of Chaps 1 street .
be sold. and probably aia6 ill
the present hoathouse
The new bcsthouse
opc'site the ates ,
on t 9.. callt side 61th e and so 1.
ethihdldbhde‘df; a a
op Ifinite to the location or the ol
hollow. yeah age . -
which was in Adult: r position
as the north, sills 9t .
furore» dill.
avenue osmosis
‘2‘ W'WS'WWA We: ‘
est a a e a u -
age; m til lion ‘Ptlblio
use, or s
thereto, or any ost (lilies
brary or Oemcter
Dated at Norwallt. 09this 19th m
November, $11.13
We, the undersigned, a
taxpayers. as defined b
Town at Nor-walk
twenty miles .95.“
liar Pamlico has been omens are
at» ’1, um ' . » ..
,ous a lin details lath ”Sim ,1, "WE
Lhi «swim:- ‘th‘Two 0 mg” {ham
bets not w
. ealthrtbsn much warming b‘
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