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' . Sacques & Kimonos
Ladiesl,'?.l)re§slng
926e, 59c and $1.00
‘Aleo complete assortment oi
' CHILDREN’S ROMEERS
at 254: and '50.:
.E.‘ KIMBANKS
nationwide HOTEL nLooK.
SOUTH NORWALK
eat the hounekbeper.
’ie‘visitlug Mr. and Mrs. John Coo, of
icopnl Chuich will hold its
Suite for graddationut Rogers and
Stevens. See advertisement.
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The adv. of John G. Baur will inter-
n
Horrlanano’ Company" are dis-
ch‘arging cloud of anthracite coui.
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Mrs. F. W. Coe, of Vergennels. Vt...
Concord street. '
J. Holly 'i‘yroll, oi’ Norwulk. is un
attendant at the 'l'ule-Hnrvnrd base
ball game in New Haven today.
‘The semi-monthly business meeting
of Court Frances, Order of the itiolden '
Sceptre, will be held, this evening.
The annual meeting of the Over
Rived'school to be held on 'l‘hurnday
evening promiees to be one marked for
its harmony.
The weekly business mcoetlmr of lint-
ler Lodge, No. 97, I. O. O. ls‘.. will be
held, this evening. in its bull. in Wush
legion street. *
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The litetimny Guild, of Trinity Ellis-
regular
meeting. 'thls ; ovoningkin the Guild
room of the church.
——Get a 35 Safety Razor Outfit ior
850. See ad on Page Three.
Tony Pinball. oi' Norwnik, the $1,000l
bootblack is varnishing hiH Htunde nt
Frau-he’s barber shop and putting them
in general good condition.
J. Adams, of Putnam avenue, will.
entertain the members of Trinityi
Chapter, Brotherhood of St. Andrew
this evening. at his home.
lindy Jennings Lodge, Shepherds oi
illeihlehcm, will blhld its Henri-monthly
business «treating, this evening. in the
Mystic” Chain Hall, in Washington
street.
An anniversary tunes will be cele-
ihrated in Sit. .looeph‘e Church, Salon
‘day morning at 7:30 o'clock. to com-
memorate the memory of Dr. William
Mailer.
"' The ennuol meeting of the Spring-
wood Union Sunday School ‘A'flliioclil-
lion will be held this evening in the
chapel. A full wttondunce of members
in entwined.
Major Richard I”. -l1"momnn. Jr., of
New London, wen a visitor in lilouth
Norwaik, youtordey, and called on a
number of his triendo among the room-
boru of lNorwulk lodge. Benevolent
and 'l’roteotive Order of Elks. ,
Mica Mm G. Rider. of meat avenue.
who returned home last rwoek for her
hummer vacation. eluted curly thin
morning in company with forty dole
‘wtou from Mt. iioiyoim College for a
Italy of ten days at fillvcr Bay. Lake
George.
. Word was received in South Nor-
lwnlk, today. to the enact that the joint
meeting or the legiulatlvo nuance nod
lodiolory committee; to oonalder‘the
Nowell: bridge bond lune bill on
not held owing to the tool count out
enough mmbon of the committee out
in an «opulence. The meeting was to
more been held. ymrdtr afternoon
and The Warmth held out the font!
hope that o favorable repent. mirth he
nude to the lexiciotm. today. Probe»
biy another mastitis will he called in
the near future.
WH EN YOU BUY
Fees 3 Chocolates
night
temperature followed by increasing
cldudiness. _
during the net "4 hours from ”‘lho
.liower Mississippi Valley eastward to .
the Atlantic coast and light showers ‘
are high in the northwest. 'but are “mod-
outta in the Lake ration and New Eng~
lty fair weather and moderate temper- .
. with the ueoident loot evening.
Ouiclt- Delivery .
1 WEATHER FORECAST.
«For ‘Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to -.
WodneH-duy fair with rising
ueral min was reported
in New England; pleasant wclither has.
prevailed in other sections east of «the
Rocky Mountain-H. The temperatures
land. Conditions favor for this ‘violn-
nture
It
‘WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
Temperature: Low, 70; high, 90.
Partly cloudy. '
Jack Lennon. or South Wilton, is
m
C. E. and Mrs...Wlliiain J. Wood. Jr..
of Wentport avenue. witnessed Yale's
defeat at bunnbnli yonterduy in New
Haven.
Four candidates were installed inst.
evening at the meeting oi“ the Sons of;
St. George, Welcome Stranger lodge.
Routine business was nine transacted.
(mic-er and hire. .l. Hurry .‘xihsou are
receiving the congratulations ot the
friends on the sixth anniversnn of
their marriage. uhioh they are cele-
brating lOtIi‘tl
ponoH scheme.
. PbRCH cHAms
.v-y-a-H.
als
.1
' Old Walks lite-covered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Will HAMMOGKSywitI-rwlnd Ihleldu.....55.26 to $15
'..HAMMOOK8 i
LAWN aa‘rrzee
.W-nu.
,9,9....
V FOLDING cHAl99 ... $1.25 to $4.25
The A. .I. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
989 to $6.75
75610 $1.50
750 to $5.98
98c.“ $525
.uva-uun- p
SOUTH NORWALK.
Flag, Asphalt,
Gravel, Tar,
Concrete
laying a cement wall curb for Charles 99
Davis at his home. "" ‘ 1 BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
If you are ruining chickens for pleasure you must not be without
it it you are raining chickens for protlt you cannot often! it) be with
out it.
Every Day dovetail Food. Our Scratch hood is mmposcd or
grnlns end othr egg and bone producing ingredients that experience
shows m boat adopted for laying hens
summer or winter it contains nothing but good.
it in u standard mod for
th‘fill wholenomo
grains that will keep the poultry henltby and vigorous nud in that
rendition tbcv will lay eggs
it costs 1th an mmh to imd nn infer
lur ortit ie an it doeu it good one but lhein' H n grout diilmme in the
rel-suit. and on our feeds are no good no there uro math.
need at“ paying more ihnu what we ask.
them in no
W (1 un- Illdllllllll luring pulls,
wlmiemune toodn for horses. cattle and poultry, unit h “(1 me nailing
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. lust in price. always in the minds of Its canton-
err-«Bennie Home Ground Feed for Hamel. Cattle and Poultry.
at on honeui price.
, with the man's disappearance and the
Lady Jennings Lorine. Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold iiH unnunl elec-
tion of oiliccrH tonight in lied Men‘s
Hull. and 0. large. attendance of the
members it. dcslr.ed
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At the meeting , ot t'ncae Tribe.
‘which was held lust evening, the oili-
cers (orithc. ensuing term were nonii~
nnled. The election of the some will
take place, next week
Rev. Frederick A. (.‘oiemnu. rector of
Trinity Eplecopnl Church, will nddroue
the gruduntiug rinse oi the Union
Schoolhllistrict. ut lll(' unwise: which
CELEBRATING THE DECLAR-
ATION OF iNDEPENDENCE
with proper outiluuiunm every
patriotic rltimi in The Nor—
wnlkn will tool it IilH duty. When
you Hit (IOWli to your Fourth of
July dinner 199.299. it one lo be
nommnbored tveniinl: lour
guests: or family with Home of
our choice dinner wines in rum
old llnrgnndleu. ('lnrotn. l‘bnnr
pnnnou or Whinklou.
Quick Auto Delivery
whore.
Maguer 8. Flynn
every-
llill lllll Mill
' nllra System is Being Searched 9
ior Noled Danish Engineer
Who Disappeared on New
liavan Train
VicePresident id. G. Bucklnnd. or
the New Haven roa‘d. has‘receivcd in-
quiries an to the whrcabouta ot a
linen said to be u not Danish engin. ‘
oer. whodisnppcnred en routo't’rom
New York to Boston on 0. New Haven
train and today the company was
burning up the wires in an attempt
to learn the identity or the man. and
further ducts on which to base a
search. The rallroud's investigation
diaclosed that '1‘. ll. Woodbrldge, oi
Weet‘Nowton.9Mnne.. was the only
man who knew the facts in connection
rend referred all lnouirers to Mr.
Woodbridge for further information.
. Mr. Woodbridge could not he
reunited on the telephone. it. in reporo
ed from New York that the missing
man wan an engineer or tame on both
sides oi‘the Atlantic. who recently ar-
rived in this country. He left New
York bound for iloston. end the rebortr
here in that he has not‘been seen nor’
heard from since boarding the train
at New York. Inquiry had been made
to Mr. ilucklnnd to learn lrt‘ he knew
anything of the whereabouts of the
lmun. but Mr. liuehlund today said he
lknew nothing about the affair beyond
{being asked if he could help locate the 4
'miusing man. u ’
I it was sold here that. A. ll. Smithf
incuetnl passenger ngent ol‘ the com-:
many. bud born (MINI into the nli‘ulr
'lo not truce of the mun it possible. Mr.
Smith was in lloslon today. it who,
sold at his odlce. and may be making;
inquiries on the once at that end off
the all stem. 9
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DIPLOHIS T0 897 Gillll- .
HATES VALE COLLEGE
(Continued from First Page.) *9
prtx‘esainn forming at the 1rut-ions do:
pnrunonlnl buildings. and under the
loud oi Professor Mendeil inking up?
the route. which led through tho col-'3
lloxo campus: to New iiuven Green nnd‘.
thence to Wooisey ilall. Trinity?
chimes peeling “Onward Christian
{Soltlieruj' and the band pluylmz other?
loplrlled airs. The long line oi more;
ithun n n lliouunnd men in cops unti9
l gowns. moved thromzh u lune or lounH
lpeople to whom tbt1 procession inn
l
will be held. next Tuesday.
notable epettiitle liter the remit
ldntru for degrees came the faculty.
Queen Victorin Assembly, No. i. will
hold it regular meeting in Myatic Chain
Hull this evening. ’l‘hcre Hill be elec-
tion of ethane and other important
motions will he tinnancted.
Mr. and Mrs. Niobolna Martin. of
Wilton avenue. huvo returned home ul-
ter attending the funeral of their ne-
phew Myron Whitcomb,‘oi Brooklyn.
N. Y.. which was held yesterday utter-
noon.
Snmuel Serke has signified his inten-
tion to sell his grocery and meat store
at lll Benton street to Andrew Bolton
within tho'next month for the sum of
$800. The notice woo tiled in the oflleo
of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith this
morning.
i
Advertiao in The Sentinel.
Judge William F. Tammnny this
morning lined John (lounrovo and
Frank Siaaonu, both nrreotcd yeuwn
dny tor drunkenness by chor Charles
F. Page and before the Nowell: town
court this morning.’encb to and then
unopendod’tho sentence.
'ilho minimum three per cent.
dividend on otook was declared at the
monthly buuinettn meeting oi? The New
walk ‘Buildintz. Loan one int/Mutant
Amiotion, which won held. last evo-
ninz. 'At this time the due: also be-
came due and live new member: were
admitted to tho renunciation.
Loot evening two men assisted a. ivo~
man on-the 7:10 train for Bridgeport
at the, south Norwalk diction and
were overheard to say she had been in-
iurod in Norwalk.,. The most ouretul
investigation of the matter tailed to re-
veal any details as to how one eul-
talned her injury. or whom pile might
he. it who reported. that nhe wait in
the automobile occldehton the Tune
pike. but will was {also tor there were
only men in the automobile which met
by Automobile.
All tronitl, out; o hornets. trot i.
”a” I»! 33 4 in
do vared untold? unit .
Mil Editorial: ~
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Ve have a large stock of high grmio iroalL mined (‘oal ready to dollverl
tornext winters comfort. and We gunrunioo satiatnctlon an to quality until
price. Call and examine our cool before you leave your order elsewherel
HARRIS & GANS CO.
Telephone 68 Water Street
Agent for Maxwell, Columbia. Hupmobile. E. M. I“.
and Flanders
illadloy wen nccmnpnniod by unmet-iii
dent llwlubt. l‘reHldont ’i‘nl‘t joined;
ltho member» of the corporation. of’
AUTOS
CHARLES BUIK. Jim,
Clan. Manner
This Coupo it With 51 9
it predontoupo within do do”
The Amory Auto Co.
STORING
REPAIRING
SUPPLIES
Connecticut and West Aves.
Norwalk. ' Conn.
’PHONE 1120
buy or Night
'* Pittman-er
members and the fellows of tho cor-T
mrntiou. bonded by Prof. Srhwob. can"
rving the golden more i’rouidonlr
lwhich he in u rollou nl Woodbridne
Hell, and ultb Major ilutt took hiul
piuce in line after Mr. Ripley out] Mr. 1
Mcflllntook. for the time being thof
president, laying uside hie title and lie-‘3
lug ranked amending to length of our,
rice in the corporation. The omcinl‘
program referred to the preeldoni Slill~i
ply on Mr. 'l‘at‘i.
The exmcluoe in Wlloluey Hall.
which won crowded to the doom. in-
cluded the announcement of prime
and honom. winging and the conferring
of demo. The John Addison Porter
brine. being the income of $10,000 giv-
on by the Klnguloy Trim Aenecintlon,
was «worded to Jack Randall Craw-
ford. n mdunto of Princeton. und an
Instructor in English in Bhoflleld Sici-
cntlnc School. tor lllfl drama. denim.
Tho dormer conferred in number were
no follow: Bachelor of Arte. 28d:
(Bachelors of Philosophy. 260; nacho
lore of Lowe. 122: Bachelors of Divin-
ity, 23: Mentor of Am, 88; Mentors of
Low, 91:): Mentor» or Fmtry, 1H:
Doctrine of Medicine. 20; Doctors 01
PhlIoHonhy. iii. end other (lithium, it».
The honorary dome: conferred by
Precldent i-ludley otter introduction by
Prof. homo. were no follow:
Mlltlt‘ of Mid.
William Willem Atterlmry. vice
provident of the Pennsylvania railroad
had a. moonlit or the Sheffield dolor»
title Wheel in the clone! 1881i.
Waiter itchiintock. a mime or
tor hit iridium and writings on the
'Blnchtoot Indians. into which tribe be
hot gluon adopted.
Min Medici Boordmon. ohuimnan of
' the executive committee or the Nation-
oi tiled (irate acutely (or the develop-
ment and improved reputation 0!
Which the has 1mm mainly reopensis
hie. ‘
. NOTii'lORflON.
Antietam Editorwliore’o a. poem
from 3 fellow who in netting it live
109W term in the Enter-n molten
For summer Season
Terms will meet
your _ approvol :: ,
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
104 Washington St.
CO. '
Phone 30
HOW AOOUT PAINTING
your onto? Top or body need
overhauling? Wheels? New trim- .
mings or slip covers Anything. .
wrong with the engine or trans-
mission? Let us figure with
you the next time your ear re-
quires attention. We are ex-
pert unto mechanics and under—.
stand all makes.
W. A. Ennfordl
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
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REDUCED RATES
‘ SOUTH NOIRWALK 1
July and August.
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in lhe Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
“0. D. Jackson
Optician
Yule in the close or will. and known .
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ELMER E. CASE
w. a. THOMPSON
Toquet SpeCial Motor I
The latest and most careful design
in the make-and break, two-cycle type.
All parts are excaptlonally easy 0!
access. and can be adjusted without re- '.
moving engine from foundation. ‘
. Single Cylinder *
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Model HP. Carlin
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Double Cyligdcr
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The Specialty Menufacturing Co}
‘0 Wm" “fl“. South Norwnlk. Conn. ‘ "
Saint Nicholas Ale
'l‘o taste it given you a new idea
oi’ what a good Ale ought to he. The
most pertuut product of the brew
er'a skill. appotlnln: and healthful. ,
The boat Ale for household use be
cause oi ital purity end nourishing
qualities. Taste it once. you’ll en—
yt.i
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Agent. indie What-t High and.
Door
Pm Dcllvory Ilvorywhom
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