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we.
Nature joins with science to'
make Gold Medal Creamery
Butter a perfect butter. It is .
made from the richest pasteur~
nized cream in a theme hly
sanitarycreamery. It is pace ed
at the creame in a germ’
prooi, odor- -,proof dust proof
m packdge.
Each package is guaranteed to
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contain 16 ounces, full wei ht.
South Thie cost is no higher t an
or many butter. If we can per-
Norwalk 111.1111: you Bro try Gold Medal
, reamery utterjust once, you
L HOMMEDIEU BROS” will have no other.
Rich Flavor
The flavor of Gold Medal Butter is rich
East Norwalk and delicious. It is made oi the finest
thick, yellow cream. carefully pasteur-
HINCK. L., ized and obtained from cows which have
1 shown a negative tubercuhne test.
Fort S" The ereamery in'whieh it is made is
. 1 1, clean and Sanitary. All cream is care-
. MEAD. H. E. 8: (30., fully and scientifically tested in our labo-
1 East Ave. ratory before it is used. This unusual
Rowayto
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Darien
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care makes Gold Medal Creamery Butter
a revelation in richness and ielicacy, its
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Absolute Purity
Gold Medal Butter is packed at the
creamery in a germ-proof. dirt-proof,
odor-proof package. This prorects it
from infection and preserves the original
flavor and purity. When you open it,
it is like taking the cover off the churn.»
No human hand over touches Gold
Medal Butter until it is placed on your
table. The package also protecrs the
butter tromtaint oi vegetables or meats
in your reirigerator. No other creamery
well as purity.
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New Haven
OS.
Georgetown
CONNERY BROS.
SODERLUND. A.
STOCKING. T. M.
can use this package.
Full Weight
The quality of Gold Medal Creamery
Butter is right and the quantity also is
right. There is no danger of your get-
ting short weight when you buy a pound
of Gold Medal. We positively guaran-
tee that each and every packageocon-
rains 16 ounces, full weight.
A careful housewiie wants to know both
"how good and how much. butter she is
getting‘ior her money. For your pro-
tection we place "1607..” on every pack—
age and we guarantee it is never less.
Dillon & Douglass
“ Hartford 1"
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NORWALK
Get
1.... Drquants 5911?.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and odioiont
service at Ill timel.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs tor our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.I. PARKER, Manager
The blast Novwnih Giants are nobod-
ttlod to ploy the Weatpori Jut‘iiorn. tu-
tnori-ow afternoon, on tho wte‘lto lot.
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James It‘ilch. oi‘ Villl- Zuni stroot.
went to the Nol'Wulli Iiuspiini, Witter-
dny afternoon, where he will undergo—
nn operation.
More Improvements are being made
to the score board 111 the Mother store.
'1’th board In tho most complete and
up to date in the town.
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All of tho orator seed buying 1110011111
which anchor in the basin below Don
lon's Point with the exception of one
tho left for Long Island.
lltov. William W. Gillies occupied the
pulpit nt thoEnat AvonucMethodlat
(lluu'eh, last evening. when the woelo
Iy prayer and iiriiiadsrsrvice Was held.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied
the pulpit at tho Sivedlah Cougrogw
tionulflhureh, last evening. when the
weekly prayer and praise anuvinoms
hold. 1 .
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The woely prayer and praise service
at the Advont Christian Church was
held last. evening, 111; which time Rev
Nestor F‘ Reynolds occupied the pol
)1“-
o
ilo craft is now randy for the season.
m...” _.
John K. Books and are putting the
iiniahing touches on the fifty foot yacht
which they are building for 11 Bridge-
port party. 11-1’1‘I1e ,vncht is 11 beauty and
her builders are proud of their handi-
work.
Minn Ilnrriet Hall. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. il‘rnnk Hall, or Rownu street“.
who has been confined to her home
Willi illness for the punt two wookn.
was able to resume her work. this
inornhig.
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~~~0nlmonl broad 11 specialty. Orders
delivered anywhere to blunt or South
Norwulk. llnnuor Bakery. ’1‘ei.3tl7.
The Children's l)n,v oxercineohbi‘ the
East Avenue Methodist Sunday school
will be given Sunday evening next. at
the church, at 7:30 o'clock. All are
invited to be present and hear the
children sing.
A numbor of tho high school boys
are planning to take 11 straw ride to
Stamford and return. this evening.
Among those who will no will be 11
number of East Norwnlk boys. The
tiny has storied Well and ii the weath-
or continues. the boy» will enjoy" a
gruntgoon time.
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The condition of the bridge after tlio
storm In each that it. might warrant
another «loaning at the hands or the
oeenpnnta of tho town farm. The ro-
cent rains have pounded down the
dust and refuse to such an extent that
by the time the piles dry out and a
wind eoineu niong. thorn will he no liv-
ing on the bridge.
East Norwnllt ynehtutnon are taking
a lively Interest in the arrangements
which are being made for the coming
motor boat parade. 111‘ which the mom
botrs o! the East Norwnllt Yacht Club
are taking nettvopntt. iiiuut Norwalk
will undoubtedly be Interested in a
large way owing to the foot that there
are many owners of pleasure emit in
the district. ‘
Tomorrow there will be plnyotl in
the Mityilower Oval,
Weather permits, 11 historic utilities of
baseball, when the Mayflower boys
then In 11 battle to the 11111111 The East
.tieorge it. Van untrue has had a
«it
Namath baseball fans have been waits
shutout t r th
this game bump; the reputation of both
providing the.
moni'tho Oriole aggregation face to‘
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tennis. lloiii nro made, 11p of limit .‘x'or.
walk boys and have been rivals from
the start.
The unnunl meeting of the East Nor
wail: School llltlli‘it‘l will hr- hold this
Neuine at Ii o'clock at the lr‘ltrh
School house, in E11111 avenue. At this
time the reports of the district vom—
Inlllee, ireusuror and collector for the
past your will he submitted; the mom-
her oi" tho district committee will be
(490le {or 11 term or three years. to
begin with July 113, lull. and other
unicorn; to authorize the illnli‘i1‘l noun
tuition to borrow such sum or sums of
money 101- the runttimt expense or the
ensuing your as the meeting may
deem expedient and necessary and to
lransuct any other 11111111101111 proper to
come before the inooilnl-t. indications
tire that the mooring will be hnrinoh-
ions. “The committee has boon Initlv
till end earoiul, and has tried to do
what they believed to be for the best
interests or the tilairlet.
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‘ Wrsrroar
AND
SAUGATUCK
Fred ll. Buttoraon is delivering the
1111111 on Route 35 today.
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The Interior of the home of Joseph
Albin is being redecorated.
“——
F‘rnnk Welngnrtnor has‘
poultion in Torrytowu, N. Y.
taken a
Mrs. Gustavo 1.1111111 was the guest of
Bridgeport rolntipoa, Wetlnetltltty.
Tho Herbal baseball nine will play
nulnst the Woulpott nine. 111111111111.
Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie. .112. has
returned to her heme in New Jetway.
The hiitelthoriy bushes are in tuil
bloom 111111 a heavy yield is anticipat-
Gil. 1 ,
Judge Warren Foster 111111 vacated
the "Illeitnuunr' estate in Cross Highu
Wilton
OLMSTEAD. E. o.
is survived by a son and daughter with
whom Elm resided.
Aaron lmlmood
month made to libs
Highway.
librnry. in content
Europe.
tion in Bridgeport
Star of West port
Ing.
Mrs. Jnrvln Sinit
Highway.
Wetlnuadnv beln
m
oneness.
lead, which will b
room.
or. w. 1111111111111.
"alto return home
pnrdntu. ‘ »
Bosnian and Mrs.
tiling clone.
1.111111 Knights or
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Miss Louise Itutt.
Hurry liners has resigned his poul-
ling a trip to the West.
112. N. Sippm‘ly. Sit.
York this week, w
a new steam wolldrilllng machine.
The teachers and pupils of West
Sauguiuck it‘hool will hold 1111 oil day
picnic I11 Stony llronk woods, June 23.
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of the. Forest held a card party and
south! in their rooms Wedneady even»
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linker have been 11111111111 this woek‘ot
their uncle. John
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LADIES
school
Pumps and Oxfords
111.14 LEATHERS
$2 to $4
White Canvas Pumps
$2 to $2.50
MEN’S .
Paient Colt. Gun Metal
and Tan Oxfords
$3 $3.50. $4. $4.50
YS’
The Harrison Clark Shoes for
Boys. Absolutely Solid ‘
$1.50 to $21“
Ivk Bradley presented to all
children, who called on him. it pretty
ling, an n memento of the day.
The lawn party or the Trinity 81111-
111111 school last. evening was a decided
A substantial sum wan real-
tho interior of the Sunday school
' V -
reopen hineottago on Compo bench
next week for six Weeks.
driclt, who want West with him will
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Miss Lelia Ornnmtou,
muons thermostat present 11111111 alum-
ni luncheon , at the Mood Hillside
school in. Norwellt; Tuesday.
Min-tho Taylor won one at tho sradtn
' Netti full
will enter Vassar ocdlogo.
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Springfield
Branchville
Moan, L. c. a co.
mph”... .. A. ., .~
is 1111111111 improtc
residence in Cross
will start a bakery.
librarian at tho
11111111111; 11 trip to
111111 in communist
has been to New
here he purchased
he.
as often he desired.
oi their deceased comrades.
It is reported that the John hotter-
than farm on the Rosevillo road
been sold room or town parties,
The Aekerrnan
family ulli return to
home In Brooklyn. N. Y.
--Bab:. wont suitor tire minutes
with eronp it you apply Dr. Thomas
Ei leetit‘ Oil at once. it nets like magic
Readers of The Sentinel leaving the
city for the seashore. mountains or
rural resorts. or for Europe. can have
It sent direct to them by
111 period desired-«days.
(it! Addresses may be changed
year in Connecticut, Massachu-
setts and Rhode Islandwwith-
out a single complaint from the
ehundreds of dealerii or the
thousands of users-prove that.
Gold Medal is made best, kept
best, tastes best.
To make it easy for you to try
this butter of absolute purity
and exquisite flavor, we are giv-
ing the names of the grocers
in your neighborhood who sell
it. Order today a package from
your grocer—or, it he doesn’t
sell it, from the nearest grocer
0n the list.
Costs No More
Despite all the care and expense in
making and packing Gold Medal
Creamery Butter, it does not cost one
penny more than ordinary butter. We
sell so many million pounds that we can
chord to make a low price per pound.
Why buy ordinary butter of doubtiul
purity and uncertain flavor, without
guarantee, when for exactly the same
money (or less) you can get Gold Medal
-the butter that IS always pure, always
.good. always guaranteed.
Ask your grocer today to send you a package of Gold Medal Butter. Judge for yourself how wonder-
fully good and pure it II. If it' u not satisfactory' in every respect, we guarantee to refund your money.
Providence
Ridgefield
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ROBINSON. o. N.
NEW HAVEN.
has
w it 0
their tormer
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mail tor
weeks or
Seven million pounds sol ld last,
COMMON DRINKING CUPS WILL
BE BARRED.
Juno tor—When the
law giving the State Board of Health
1the power of regulating the use of
common drinking cups becomes ener-
tite. it will in the opinion of Dr. J. ii.
secretary oi
Board of Health. mean that the Ben
nett memorial fountain. and the old
town pump, both located on the cen-
tral green here, may not be used for
drinking purposes unless some other
than the present arrangement
reference to drinking cups is made.
Common thinking cups in trains. ho
leis inentrul 11nd pinetlt-nllv nil other
public plates will be barred by
regulations. says Dr. Townsend.
Norwalk
BRUCE, GEO, _
Wall St. 1
FINNEGAN, E. 1.,
Main St.
GREGORY. E. L..
Newtown Ave.
ISRAEL. H..
Plattsville Ave.
JOSEM, M.,
Chapel St.
MCDONALD. A.,
Chapel .St.
NEW YORK GROCERY,
35 & 37 Main St.
NORWALK GROCERY.
Wall St.
SPILLANE. > J. W.
Westport
OSBORN. W. E. & SON.
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FIRST 8ALARY OHRCKS. x-
Tho new ofiicinls at the county jail
who were appointed by Sherii! Voila .
met. received their first salary checks
from the count )- commissioners yester-
day morning. The deputy jallers. on
glneer and other employees at the) -
North avenue institution started worl;
on June 1. Each new official left the ‘
county commissioners‘ oitlee with o.
smile 011 his face after receiving the-
ntazuma. The commissioners handed.
out the coin with much pleasure for 1 1
it made them feel good to see the ex- ,
prossions or satisiaetlon on the tacos
oi‘ the oihciuls. ' ”'
the State
with
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Don‘t forget. to have The Sentinel
sent to you while you are on your
vacation at the seashore or the
mountains. The address may be (than; ..
the
eirvlo, (‘ompnntonp .
I1 and hire. Martha
lint-low, in Cross
e used to Iinprm'o‘
oi Wisconsin, will
Curl bio
for a visit with his
hire. A. it.
E. .1. Taylor were
“Miss
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Miss . Taylor
111211111111 will hold 11 ‘
on, Similar sitter-
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Cook Itself
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STEAM
COOKERS
Special Prices ,.
. UntilJuly let
Large Variety}.
curs"
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DIVAN +
Woven l'i Ire Cots. Iron Frani
and Divuns. Collapsible Cots tor setups
ing
Prices $1.60 to to”. 1
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