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WEATHER aoaecas‘r
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Generally}
cloudy with showm s tonight anMTtles;
morning iolowed by clearing.
tlllbnnce cctftrnl over the Lake region
5
Ladiesi Dressing
Sacqucs 81 Kimonos
250. 50c and $1.00
Also complete assortment of
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
' an ”25c and 50c
E. K. . BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
from the Upper... Mississippi Valley
eastward to Maine. Very little rain
has fallen during the last 24 hours in
the souhtern and western sections.
The temperatures are llikll in the
southern sections and along the Atlan-
tic coast as tar north as Philadelphia.
where the highest temperature yester-
is producing cloudy and rainy Weather .
"stitch: inih’é‘fiiafii‘i‘lmz'a't‘é'rfig‘h‘t‘.
See adv.
A son was born last night to Mr and
Mrs. Charles DcWitt Roget-.9 of Mor—‘ l
gan avenue. l
The degree and guard teams. of But-
lor Lodge. No. 97, l. 0 .0. F.,11ili hold
a rehearsal tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John Crawford, at t.) annoui
street. spent the wash and and Sunday
with her sister. ill Seymour, tlonn. . i
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Miss Esther 11 ountaine. of Dullbilry.1
spent Suturdnv and Sunday. utill h( or;
father rand brother, 0131,; South \lain:
street. ‘
The regular meeting of the dim t-olsl
of the 011th Notwalk Club Company,
will be hold on Tuesday atoning at 5;
o'clock l
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Honty (lieges and fanlllv, of liolh-ll-
dale, Fla. is spending the sutlllllt-i
with Samuel Crawford, of Marion
street, Norwalk.
Donald Way, of Yale University, rc-
turncd to his home in Eaui llvonlto tor _
good yesterday. not being obliged to
return this years ' . ‘ ‘
-—Got a $5 Safety Racer Outfit for
850. See ad on Page Three.
Dr. Mabelic .1. Perry, of 32 What avo-
ntlo, who tlndolWent an operation you
tetday tor appendicitis. ill 11 ptitaiel
honpitnl, in New York city. is doing
nicely.
August Glance, of lloliotldille, li‘la..
who is spending the summer witill
Brooklyn relatives. spent Sunday witii
Captain Samuel Crawford. of Cannon
street. Norwnik.
i’orc3 Wilnlot, the popular member
of tIlL' South Norwnik Fire Police, who
has been undergoing treatment at the!
Norwnlk llospitnl continues quite ill
at that institution.
Robert 'l‘ristram. of Wisconéin Uni‘
versity. arrived home Saturday and
will spend the remainder of the sum
mer at his home in blunt Wall atreet.
His ilnai examinations do not come
until next fall.
Complaints are being received about
the way in which people use the Nor-
wnlk Public Library smtlnds. Efforts
will be made to put a stop to people's
trampling down the Grass and line
hedge.
Mrs. Ill. M. Hoist-l1. Miss Laurette
insoy and Willard Miioy. or South Nor-
walk, enjoyed an automobile ride. you-
terdny, to Moriden. going by way or
Waterbury and Cheshire and return-
ing by way of Wallingtord and New
Haven. 0
"1 Edward Holmes, of the Harstrom
school, won acting meohanicitm tor H.
Stelnhrugge’ last Saturday in the Snake
Hill climb in Mr. flteinbrnggon it) it. 11.
Flat in the Glass 0. Event 8. and the
climb was made in 60 seconds fiat.
They received a large cap. Another
former Haratrom student, David Bruce
Brown, did the climb in his 200 no
-_ Flat in 45 seconds 11111.“ breaking the
former record of ill seconds made by
him last year. ills mechanician was
Anthony Bffilcudellare. The four men
stayed over night in Norwalk with the
Ilarstrom students.
«BAND lellH’i‘
Every Monday, Roton Point.
Dancing until 11 o’clock
Music 11,-. .
‘ 11111111111111. Bond
L—v
Kong
day was ilii degrees.
ground while you wait. at the Fellwlck
Optical Company.
~l1all1ct shop.
“i Quick Delivery
.1111 to 800 the. doi veiled Quickly and
*11re‘tlsonnhly to any 111111111 . 811 duh rb '
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Broken lenses duplicated and
Sec adv.
Meriden' a mm or
'1 human ll. Reilly
and 131 ppm of flit-lids passed through: l k
Norwalk recently ill on automobile. i
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A large addition is being erected oil
the home of ii. i” llailwiiz, 111 Prospect,
'avcn-uo by toniraciol John M. liowol
()ilo Lindstronl, the well—known tonU
sorlnl n1tlst.ls taking it day’s vacation
from his duties at A. .11. i‘ollinlnll‘a
A new electric shin has Ill‘i‘ll placed:
upon tho Armor3 Auto Company's gar.’
and 111 West avenue. which allows up;
1111111 both by day and night.
liev. 'i‘hotllas ..l il‘lnn, rector of 81.1
311113 a C'huloll. ill Vivi avenue, is;
among the large nunlilol of whats at}
'tllc Kit-311cc island Aillllt'iwtl institute
for u not-it a lotrcnt.
Mrs, John Splun and children. ci‘ ()1.
(hold sheet. 1111‘ visiting tcialiyea in
l.itt llflold. (301111., Mm. William Moi
Quilhm,oi1,linffnio, lorunwly of Nor-7.
wnik.x is visiting friclldh in Wiillli-i
punk for a week. i
'i‘rt-e Warden (‘orlloll has had 11 force?
of men at work on the beautiful oinl;
trees in Wall street opposite the Nor-i
walk post olllro and also on llto trees}
in St. Paul‘s church yard. 7
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William Henry Chapman. oi‘ South
(Iilli'liulllilli'), (301111., arrived in Nor»
walk Saturday on a walking tour from
Ui’ilth’ll‘. Got, to Boston, Mass. l‘hnp-l
1111111 in oixty»two years old and hoa‘
been on n filieon your trip around the
world.
OillcerJnrvln S. Murray. of Center
COAL: COAL
avenue, who had partially recovered
from his recent till-out trouble suffered
a relapse last week, and is again con~
titled to his home. He has the host
wlahea of all for a speedy and complete
recovery this time.
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Robert Hornet. of Main street, who m 1
,han been ill with typhoid fever for the ‘
past four weeks, is now able to be out.
He spent Saturday afternoon and ov~
ening at the Kiwi) Club and In feeling
first rate. lie expects to soon rename
his duties in New York.
The continued case of William Fer-
ris, who was arrested recently lor
breach of tho peace, wan before Judge
Tammany in the Norwnlk side of the
town court Saturday. Judge laocltwood
being out or town. ii‘orrllt was allowed
to so on payment of the actual coats.
$1.80.
The work of the Catholic Club house
in West avenue, is progressing rapidly,
The roof has been rebhintltied. and the
new porch in hing put upon the struc-
ture today Contractor M. J. Riordan in
pushing the work which is a great im—
provement 1111 as can be seen already.
The painting; will be done later by
John w. Beatty.
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Jack Johnson, who we» up beforetho
Norwalk town court for intoxication.
had his case continued indefinitely on
the recommendation or the proeecu‘
that. Jack wasnsked whether :he
would stop drinking it let go. He said.
"i can‘t bromine to stun drinking. but
i ll promise not to get drunk." This was
honesty all right and all in court saw
the point.
by Automobile
.All trunks, began a. parcels. lroiilht
trade uoliciied’.
comfort.
you of this. You will find
l’ul. inexpensive F'urnitnri.
peulunce oi lightness and 15
bases.
12-111 110m MAIN 3711:21-
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oonls that look cool are half the battle toward Summer
A view of out Spanner Furniture will convince
many suggestions
il'oather comfort in this gathering of flesh, clean. cheer-
for hot
Single pieces and suites 0'
iii ttnn. read and willow, strongly built, yet havinb the 1111-
race beiltting summer cot.
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[The 11.1. COLLINS COMPANY
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Flag, Asphalt,
Gravel,
Tar,
Concrete
Old Walks Re- covered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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"BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
This in a home product, fresh each day. composed of old cracked
cor11.111iilotuocd. cracked wheat. stool out out meal. and only illateriala
that grade in ovary respect 11p to our high atandard are used. A com»
pletu grain ration for little chicks. prepared oatmcinlly to moot the
anode during the critical period of chick lite. Contains eimnonta of
food which insure early digestion and rapid, healthy growth. 1 honest-
ly bullovo it to be tlit1 heat chick food on the market. because it has
all the. good things that. the host of them have. with the added benefit
of being flush. which is most essential. I
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
ii‘irat in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its cunnin-
er11~1~1lionnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. (‘nltlo and Poultry
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DiD YOU EVER CATCH YOUR»
SELF l
wishing that 3-1111 had brought
alum; with 31111 on 311111‘ outing
somcilllnn bracing and that
would touch lilo right 11pm. front
.‘iingtiol‘ & li‘lynll‘u? \Yllotl fill“
in: on y'otll 1111 :liiou doni 1101»:
11111 11) take 11 111111111 at our line
numutll and \olvoty thicken 1
(fuck willaitoy or i‘onllttc lltnntly i
for modicinal lllll‘ptllévii. You
tlllll‘t know Wilf‘l‘i you may need
it and you not it pure and of
line llzlvor at Manner .t- l-‘lytln‘a.
l-‘rcu delivery over) where.
lilagner 8. Flynn
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We have a lnruo stock of hit-ll crude fresh mined Coal ready to deliver 1
for next: \vltlicr's comfort, and we anal-111111111 aniiafnction 1111 to quality and
price. Call and examine our cool 1111111111 3011 leave tour order elsewhere. 1
HARRIS 81 GANS (30.1
(18 Water Street
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113111111 for Maxwell. Columbia, Hupmobile, E. M. 11‘.
and Flanders
AUTOS
The Armory Auto Co.
STORING
REPAIRING
SUPPLIES
Connecticut and West Aves.
. Norwalk, Conn.
CHARLES hUEKlJBo ..
i 0011. Man-mrfi
'PHDNE 1120
Day or Night
.thwu WWW. ”Mum“
‘it’ presented within till my:
IS Good fur- ~
FOUR CABINET
' my one min-nine. wont to the woods...
. mime crow:
‘ Got orntlteni funds.
? itnpmvctuaiiln
E; loads.
On” All Boys Wore Thom. Now Vary
Few: 11 Man‘ Wants to Know Why
"Why._" said. Mr. Oidsby‘. "why,i i’d
like to 1.10.11.10.11 boys .wear tippets
any more? When i Wail 11 buy every .
"boy wore a knitted Wolloll tinpot.
Some 0! these were while, some oi
them were red, some of them were of
mixed colors Some were finished
with fringe of the some material on
the ends. more of them had on each
and a tassel made of the want, the
fringe used to get rugged with wear,
and rough handling or one or both
or the tassols on it launched tippet
was ours soon to get torn off.
“Many of those tlppets that the
boys were were knitted at home by
their mothers: many of them were
bought in stores: every dry goods
store kept tippets, you could always
see a line 0! them hanging up in the
store; and in those days every boy
were one. They would take a turn,
or two of their tippet around their
neck'and then make one loose tie in
it. not a knot. and let the ends hang
down from trout or b11olt.8ee a lot
of boys in winter going to or from
school of sliding down hill or
skating and you'd see around the
necks of these hoyu as many tippcts.
“But where are the ilppets now,;
and why did the boys stop wearing
them? Boys are not any llnrd' or now 4
than they tiled in be, are they? Or':
did they come to think that tippets
looked girlish. sisuiilcul?"wi\'ew York:
Sun.
A Country With Only One Bank.
There are no public. bank 111; Inv:
otituiionn in tho iihntninltnn Republic,
and but one pritalo bank with l
agencies in the more important towns
‘which 111131; and soils drafts. nlukesé
loans and is the repository of the:
Buying and 51103
i g draftn is an important source 0!;
venue to thin bank and also to
many private individuals \ionuy isg
easily placed at almost any time at,
Hi: per cent a month, and homo-
times at 2 and. "in par 1-.cni with ilrst
class real rotate or personal aocurlly.
1.01111 time loans or large amounts
are placed at l2 per cent per annual. ;
Municipalities. borrowing money tor:
and other purpoeenfi
pay l percent. 11 month.
very low tit'pukiimii in the local:
l1nnk.\losi oi the hell to do people,
both 1111111111; the inert 11111111. and farm- 1
gera. timer think of depositing their
money but have email private safes or
societu their bourdlnnk ill some other I
manner. 1»1-\iood3 14 \itlnnzino. '
8b: Carloada of Chicken-
Thin) tlluuunud chitkctis passed;
through Vi csicln cities recollti3 from
Nebraska to ban Frantisto The
fowlii were uldctratked at various
points and were viewed by many poo
pie. The shipment in as made ht J
1.0 iinomhlln, aim 11111111 :1 numhci of
poultry housed in difi’olont pal-in of
Nehltlska Ii toilnisiod of six car-
orery car carrying npproxi
mainly ilvn thousand fowhl. Each car
1. had a hopper. who gill-o the birds can»
‘ plant attention and sun
that they.
were properly (mi and watered. The
trip in “film“? made ili eight days.
but in this initiation It look iliieen-
drum on account or snowflt‘llicaso
Examiner.
How Bird. Keep Warm. .
The high tomparnturo of birds ctr
ables them to resist cold more often,
lively than they could otherwise do. .
E'Whoreaa blood heat fol man is 98.1‘
demon Fahrenheit it in l0? degrees
‘in the domestic fowl and more in‘
tome other birds. Nelortholcas they
feel the cold cruelly, as you may see
any frosty night if you visit an ivy
creeper clad wall with a lantern:
than o'parronn neailo together in a
slowly packed mean. and ii there be
a chimney you may be sure the birds i
will have chosen iia exterior as their 1
roosting place for the sake of such
warmth an it may give.» -l)eiroit Free
Pro-11.
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Thc Vanishing Pigtail.
A lame number of shanghai of-i
ficials, merchants and others cut oil "
their uuouon. and every day the now
which in coming more into popular
favor. Time was and that within the;
int. one your, when any reference to;
thin noblest 11111111111: more-entail"
wool. in this country was taboo.
while today it in a oubioct comprot
bench. at diacuuion. and similarly to
the vicious practical oi opium 11111011-
lnx and toot binding. the wearing or:
a "mud" in rapidly becoming bltd
tom.-8bwtrhai National Review.
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Tito Pocahontas Delegation.
Clarence w. Watson, the new (501w
w (tom Wont. Virginia, was a dale
at» name than no to a Congregation» I
II convention down in bi: district.
Football.» county was represented
in the convention by only one date
we. The chum... inked tor a roll
call on it matter that many did not
understand. Whoroupon the lone
.mnoom delegate arose and said in
all Molt-110011 to the ‘flumblid
multitude: "Wait! The Vocchontu
actuation desired to hold a coconut»
tha”«~Wuhington Harold.
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Modern Human of Wood.
We built our fathers speak or how
the bounds» need to be in title and
What great things they could do with
it. but. on do not have to so back to
their times to has some 111111 ethos
work. George and Clyde iii-own. We
won; 101111: men of the Stephenson:
mutiny, shouldered their 11on
and which night cunts they had made
011 No null: and only
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M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
For ”Summer Season
Terms will meet
your approvals
104 Washington St...
Phone 30'
HOW ABOUT PAINTING
your auto? Top or body need
overhauling? \i'hccis‘.’ New trim-
mings or slip covers Anything
wrong with the. engine or trans-
mission? Lct us figure with
you the next time your car re-
quires attention. We are ex-
port auto mechanics and under-
stand ali makes.
W. A. Hanford
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
There are 7 “
July and
Session 8 11.
PORT CHESTER
Merrill SummerSchool
STAMFORD
August
111. to 12 m.
SOUTH NORWALK
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Money well invested—4111 Advertise-
mom in The Sentinel.
WOMEN
MAY AVOID
OPERATIONS
By taking Lydia E.Pinkl1am‘a
Vegetable Compound
The followinq letter from Mrs.
villa Rook ll Amwi. bow unwise
tic for women an bmil. tattle
angers of 11 so cal operation when
i; may be avoi ed b [taking Lydia
Plnkhmn‘a V: in Compound.
howauionrwoo t“in tilohospi
and with home nurturing on
than be! ore.
Hero is her own statement.
Paw Paw, Mien—"Two leB‘i‘i! and
offered several y w ith a
1 accident. I could
n 1101110011 my feet for
1 ion time.
‘ pbyulc an treate
ofor seven months
it 7
table compo an
and I amwalland 111.1%
and do till it: own Lhonnowofinkll owe
n 111th
Epitome 00111110111111 and advice my
and! who are afflicted with any
{smile complaint try it."th rs.
eggygnm Momkfillool’awl’sw.
‘ figthdonotd until
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VACATION FOR THE HORSE—m
(Brocktou Enterprise.)
Ont ill Kansas It is said that there
in lean and less use of the horse in
farming work. Instead of tho carriages
of old the farmers are making also tit
touring cars to not over the long din»
inncoo they traverse in farming oom-
muniiion. 'l‘htrir grain and livestock
they transport about in motor trucks.
They use gnmlello traolom in plowing.
cultivating. harvesting and threshing.
The sight or the straining. tusxlnui.
panting borsns, working their hearts
out under 11 killing mm or In the atom
amid thick farm mud. in no longer 1‘ 1
common on Kantian forum. which in 11, . '
good thing tin itself. 'l‘bo machined? V.
power which has emancipated so mull!
lsboroun lash-11 has now relieved tho
borne from numerous unli‘crinuo and 11
vent deal or hard work. The molt iii
better for the boron and better for the
owner, who hall to do km of tho Mir
talking driving and whipping of olden
dayn and who gets along more speed“!
in bio tasks and contraption". mil!
with tour tune» the speed over that
country roads when he 111111 a not
load to shift. 1
When 3011 think or the time and in»
hot it required for a hair of horses or
oomeiimett four horned to do farming,
work. and forming transportation '
potently. in other days, and when _
day you see a moon of goods he”: .
enough to 01111111.» buildinne as it now
being whirled through the streets 311‘
the rate of ill miles an hour with no.
work extent guidance by a curtailed
you notice. that the magic mm a
hero in the handling or heavy timid
and in doing heavy transporting and
orally.
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THE asuvmzt ran vacA‘rtoN-T
BN8.
Readers of The Sentinel leaving the!
city for the seashore. mountains or
rural resorttt. or {or Europe, can he ‘
it. sent direct. to them by mail __
mu
' _ 1 any period decimdmdays.
man and women from lretucndouti and. . ,.
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