Evening sentinel, Friday, June 17, 1910 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

WAtlHiNG i‘CIN. June 17.~Roprtisen~
tat'ivo Bartholtit. of Mt ouri. batsman
introduced In the hour a bill which
providuanhat the govarnmont shall
make reparation to the Lewis can
lishin wpany oi Univuraity City,

ah? loan llailid‘ preparation tor are
finite. ‘ltlttiatod'anrusi titers in so

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'; ‘itl nun tor . wanmoant 9».._ tsunami. or I1.500.000 for.
....figmlimmf:§ds' amiss, chroma. igli'y’ i“ migrate light???
a e hives iv anon , - , e. .
attuifinhihhufithfink toxin grpaeaip the nihitltutea postal authorities.

A low years anoint» company runs
doniod the one at tho atolls. and the
Prominent at it. ill. QAMWIII taught
thin matter out with the postmaster
general and won.

,llowla statue originally ,i'roni Bridge-
port, and there ware. a, great many
Connoctiautpatooltlioidorii in his bank-
ing institution and also in his new»

paper ventures.

"int n. thunder will” rive your
,_ nolfihaokltpyau aid, (it entirely ate.
‘ outrun“ the results obtained from
use of ‘ZEMO. _ ,
“The that application will give
pl‘omptroliet entire w. an improve-
ment ammo every t ratanoalwhere used
Walntehtly. will destroy the genuine,
lamina the skin in a clean. healthy
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Whitman i ' iiiiilliiiiiillitli 1‘

BIJOU DREAM

(FORMERLY lIOY'PS THEATRE)

Thurs. Fri. and Sat, June 16, 17, 18

 

 

 

 

 

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF

“Nero---or, The Fall of Rome”

A STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION

JOHN W. COOPER
VENTRILOQUIST

iN A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT

“Fun In a Barber Shop”
6---Gypsy Singers-«6

A TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS

 

 

 

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NEW MOTION PICTURES
‘ Matinee VAJEEVIFLLE Evening
Daily Monday and Thursday 2°°"°""M"°w'
AT 2 r. M. Mating .IPiélures fight"
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Every Saturday Continuous Performance from iz3ii to ll P. M.
Matinee §PRICES$ Evening
Sand 10c “’36,. ‘s‘gm, 25¢ ilOaad 15c

 

 

 

 

,-- JIWITT PIANO, IY STEINERTA 80MB 6. CO. USED EXCLUSIVILY

‘ Ms}: BALL
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Miaoow stutter.
m Gallic, Saturday. June 18
‘ NORWALKS

CUBANVEIANTS

'Ghampion colored Toam of the World
; GAME CAI-LID 3:30

'i humanely. - .- 25 cams
says unoaa 12 YIARIMOGENTI
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EASY GLABEEB FOR UNIAIY [153

Are your cyen uuonay'l Are they
beginning to renal? Make them oom~
i’ortohlc. Put them at their oaso.
WEAR PROPER EYE (ILAHSEQ.

We grind our own lcnaea.

Fenwiék Optical Co.

UNITED BANK BUILDING

Room. M .
97 WASHINGTON stutter.
llourswit to 11130 n. in..nmi 13:45 to
a p. in. Monday and Saturday. '2 tot
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amalgam northern: vioa‘oniay
ily Mil/tool“ Wirtaldaa to Siaaconsat‘,‘ L’
Moan. Juno 'i7.—«-'i‘hio3atemnor which .
is carrying Willing“ to; passengers tor-
mar President ilooaevmt. houseward

home, was 433 miiea oust oi Ambrosia
hip at it o'clholt thin;
morning. . . q .
.. 1' ”it?" ‘r" ~

it: the ltuiaerlh Augusto Victoria
maintains tho speed indicated in the
above dispatch, she should he on Bandy
lioolt at 7 o’clock tomorrow morning.
Ilowcvor. it the prevailing to; contin-
ues along the Long lalnnd‘conat, the
steamer will preliahly be somewhat do-

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layed.

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MEDIATION HA8 FAILED.
LIMA. l‘ern, .iunc I?.~--~Il was rumor-
ed today that the attempted uwliuiion
between Peru and Ecuador had tailed.
owing to the conditions imptmod by
Ecuador for the poems negotiations.

 

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OLOVE R’S

“THE PLACE"
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Be Comfortable

lint
you want more than this. Your root
demand, nhoro all things, (‘UMi-‘Ull'l‘.
TlliC ELITE la n pleasing common»

Most any aiioo lltlti some ulylc.

lion.

Elite Shoes
$3.50 and $4.00

“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"

 

 

Two Stores.
.50. Norwallt

FOR RENT
6 Rooms and Bath

New House
All Modern Improvements

$25

I. M. LAYTON & (30.. Inc.

ti Railroad Avo.. south Norwalk

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WHAr lion
Next

WINTER
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There is no hatter? time than right
now to have the hauling apparatus
tilllltiil‘ repaired or renewed.

aa'rmaraa raaaav runmauao‘ '

Karachi Nash

Truman: an
North Main and Weill ‘Streeta,
South Norm .

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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NO miter in the world
i ‘ couals thc ccl'cbratcd
Cllcquot Spring water for
making soft drinks. Chemists
testify to this. Comingiroin
deep rock, it contributes
largely to the famous good-
ness and purity of CLICQUOT
CLUB Ginger Ale.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

No other water will combine to

, perfectly with Jamaica ginger
or result in so good a ginger ale.
Noother water in the World will
talus carbonic gas so readily or
retain it so well.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Because of this superior water and
‘ because the ginger, sugar and fruit
flavors in Clicquot are the MI.
‘Clicquot Club is as good a year alter
it‘ is made as the day it is bottled.
It is as palatable too, as it is whole-
, some and refreshing and it is non-
. astringent.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Other “CLtoQoo " Beverages with
. the CLICQUOT iiavar and purity

Birch Boer Root Boer Sarcasm-ill.
Blood Ono:- Lanon Sad:

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Orr/Ir of your grocer.
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The Halmso, Khhlar sandal Co... Wildiaaaia‘ Distriiiiitot‘s. Norwaik. '

GREENWICHNEW LONDON
YACHT RACE.

Yarhiauwu uro interested in tho
litth annual race from (lraonwirh to
New London, for all yachla. including
auxiliaries and New York Yacht t‘loh
tllll‘lit'ti. of over 95-foot rating. enrolled
In mongol-ad ”clubs. The race
starts Tuesday morning. June 28, and
cutrica should he received on or be
ioro anturday. June 25.

The roui‘w will be from the stark
lily. lino, twtwneu u stake-boat anchor-
od otw hull mile south or Great Cap
tutu island Liuht and white flag on
the committal- bout. to tho tiniuh line.
which will lac between the foremost
of tho llurtloti ltoer light vessel and a
white ting on the wtuuilttec hoot. Dis-
tance. 72 nautical mllca.

The race wili'be sailed under the
club rulou ruloa. Which are identical
with those of tilt‘ Yacht Racing Associ-
ation of mm; island Sound.

The t‘OllillllllOB are: E. Burton llart.
lit-in) t‘, Patton and Richard Outwa-
tor,

BELIEVE HOTEL WOULD PAY
WILL AT COMPO BEACH.
Many Waatportara Favor. Emotion. at
Summer Hostoiry at the Shore

' Retort.

Agitation for the erection o! a hotel
at Cotnpo beach is making its annual
aptx’oranco. although there are few
who hollows that the enterprise will
he launched this your. The. unfavor-
ahie weather. and the already ad-
vnncod data in the season would auger
against an Immediate move to this di
raftion, but the need is flplilll‘ulli to
a .

Make Good Summer Place.

There is no attention in the minds 0!
many, that the venture would prove
as the beach com ties ovary requisite‘
surpassed view. good beach etc.

t-luggoatlons have been made rela-
tive to the Bradley property no a good
location and it now awaits the right
than with cash and enterprise to go
ahead and make for the town and- for
himself a great success.

wllivcs. octemu, itch or all rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
0! your clothing. Dean's Ointment

(‘urcu the moat obstinate calel. Why ”hm ' W“
sulfur? an druggtm mail It. “"“mzuzt‘ugfazwa “0M

 

CEMENTFLOOR BilNG RELAID.
Contractor Chappa Found that Water
Would Not Run on an Expected.
The line now cement tloor which haa
neon laid in the Main atroat firehouse
is now being torn up in places. The
work was done according to the apocl~
tioutions, put. the ntwciflcatlona called
for lilo floor to he iall level. The water,
which should run ufl'. 'will not because
the floor In no level, and Contrlotor
Chaplin has a force of own It work in
the Pioneer house this morning. He
says that the door will have to be rate
on on the edges as much as ponlflo to
site the door enough pitch to low
the water to run Into the drain in the

Winter of the floor.

The floor would have been ready to
stand the weight oi the limit and ild~ ‘
der truck in another Week and this'
new trouhio will delay having

holds. yesterday morning. by Chief
Bradley. Young Reynolds who is one
or three hrothera, haa contracted I‘ll.“-
matism from outoi—door sleeping in
damp places. and is badly crippled up

or John Martin. who hoops the lunch
room in Wall street, he was allowed
to spend thonlxht than on Wednes-
day. in the morning. when Reynolds
upwarcu to be worse it onythinx. Ir.
Martin notified onloor Charles Page.
An Otllcer Pm wan going on duty .0:

 

Selectman Davina went and au- Ray-
nolda. The can named to them a no-
rloua one, and so the young man. who
in not more than twenty your-a old. was
taken to the allot-noun. ”alert!"
mornlmr. Here he will have cars and
t‘ ' a good home until his condition is In»

track. not in the house tor devout proved.
weeks longer. . i

 

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This Gripping Story oi Million and a laid .
Milan in the

SUNDAY ‘

n uurcesu during he summer Season. '

in the shape of trolley facilities on .

The attention of the salesman was
called to the condition at Prank Roy. ?

with the disease. Through the kindnloa ~

that time, he told the (inlet, who. with ,

 

 

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Linen Colt Suits and Separate Skirts

A hot morning, the sun fairly limiting-.011 the sunny side
of the street, and the sidewalks blistering, bht she looked
as fresh and cool asthc rose in her hand. She wore a Linen
Suit of natural color, the skirt slightly platted, the coat_of
mpdcrate length with neat tailoring, and fastening wrth
smoked peatl'buttons. ’i‘he openingigatre a glimpse of a
(laintiiy tucked lingerie waist sheer and snowy white.

“liow cool and nice you look," said the friend who met

“What a'slick suit." ‘
“Bought it at Road's yesterday. I t was hot and] had to
have something- cool and there's nothing. like linen. .Six
dollars and a half for this suit, and i bought the waist too.
That was a special at 98c. it was $1.50. Now i, am going
up there after a white lawn skirt." And she disappeared to-
wards the corner of Main St. and liairficld Av.

Separate Shirts of White Larva

T hose to Which the lady rcicrrcri are madé with small
tucks in groups, or just twu or three tucks a couple of inches
wide. The reason for the low price is that the skirts were
made last winter during the dull season in order to keep
tin- opcrativcs at work. They are very attractive and not too'
elaborate for easy laundering.

$2.98 each

Coal; and Suit Rooms, second floor.

her.

human. ‘
Sale of Fancy Fans

White Fans, gossamer things of spanglcd gauze with
lace insets, decorated with silver and painted in delicate
hues. A tempting assortment and of unusual value. Worth-
rcgulariy $1.00 and $r.25.

79c special. Don’t miss them.

Sunbonnets and Beach Hats

Beach Hats in light blue and pink, plain shades.
Snuhonncts. blue and white or pink and white checks,
him in plain solid him.

For women and children, 25c.

 

_7 If your veranda is not quite furnished. just look at those
Corniort Rockers and Chairs.

The D. M. Read C0.

 

 

 

Hosiery
at TWenty-five Cents

This Is the popular price for a pair of Stockings, and it is lur-
prising what excellent values can be had for Twenty-live Cents.

SEE OUR EAST WINDOW

For some idea oi the values we otter and call at the Hosiery Counter
tor the full line tor GENTS. LADIES and CHILDREN.

We also invite your attention to our large variety of Hosiery at

15c--2 pairs for 25¢

Heavy. Medium and Fine. tor BOYS. GIRLS, LADIES and GENTS.

Ladies’ Hose at 50c

We have added largely to our line at this price. Black, Tana,
White and Policies.

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84Washiastoii. St. 5% NM
Totem 446

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