l grades; Axminster Rugs, choice patterns. -
‘Pera~v91vet. Tapestry, Ingram.
, uteri-l3. LlNOLEUMB.
VNAMATTING, JAPANESE MATTING, FIBRE MATTING, OIL
i. a CURTAINS ANo PORTIEREB.
~ \
use TO ORDER A SPEEIALTY. .
Dickerman 8: Son
84 Washington, St.,So.Norwalk
Telephone 446
avoline
Motor Oil
FOR LAUNCHES
. , _ A Full Line
of Launch and Yacht
Supplies
HAS. E. DOW
do. NORWALK. CONN.
‘When in need oi lcc. phone us your
order. It Will receive prompt utteri-
lnrl and you will knew that you are
getting the heat und purest ice on the
lnflket. We can‘t explain why, but
mellow or other our ice seems to
Cast longer than other ice. Phone .381)
{Why for a trial order.
Brookside ice Co.
PHONE 580
MI and storage. N. V.. N. H. a H.
A. R. knight Yard. Ann at, Bo. Nor.
The Celebrated $3.50
‘ WELLER
Taiety Razor
for 50c
at our store and examine them
(or yourseli.
F.»Wigmore 81 Co.
‘ DRUGGICT.
North Main 81.. Is. NDMIIK
v
lilting oi! getting glasses We
in experienced Ottllllsla~—gt‘dtl»
urn sh '
{illiteracy
its is '-
« Altai?
Wudhfiwsw am
rs are lasing mode to the store
“Ely block. North Main street.
it occupied by Mrs. his Bres-
‘ ilinsr. which was badly dam»
severe] weeks ago.
We Give S. d. H. Trading Stamps
Let your Dinner
Cook itself
OHIO
STEAM
COOKERS
Special Prices
Until July 1st
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: Wedl Sts.
S.Norwsik
Daily Line toN. ”v.5
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street), every day (ox-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. Frelsht
received at Norwslk up to l p.
m. and South Nomi-ll: u) to 6:80
p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Companyi
Arming J. Smith,
Lulu
c. 6. Houston.
Gononl Agent
Clearing out
Entire Line of
BRASS
BEDS
ALL NEW 1011 8TYLEI
$35.00 BRASS BEDS AT” .025
$30.00 BRASS BEDS AT ..... .20
020.00 BRAEB BEDS AT . ..... 315
£13.50 BRABB BEDS AT ...... 810
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUR. FUNNJININ
CONNNN WALL AND HIGH ITO,
NORWALK, CONN.
tau-m
horwslk Branch Office of
The Eveninc Sentinel
steornmcarlou To" sciences.
RED.
NEW HAVEN. June 8.-—«lt ill stated
on high rnilmnd authority that while
some electrification will come later,
electrification oi exilrting steam lines
oi‘ the New York New Haven and limit”
rare ‘neiire‘nnleompany will be for the
preterit deferred. The new station
‘at‘ New Haven is now awaiting se-
tion hiv the city in the miller 0! new
are and other local conditions hetero
building can he health. The new trot-n Mend once asked me to help siren; The work is then turned wrsrrg this
do arrangements with the Boston and ii girl to get something to do. she said up and a narrow huttnnhoied edged
Albany relating to lnlmchsnge of bus irhe hurl no accomplishments. and she worked over the rim edge. This hec-
the» have just been signed by the
New Haven and New York Central
Companies.
. 0|an WHO HAVE 70 Wth.
By Merrill. Underwood,
Many a girl is obliged by force of
circumstances to make her own way
in the world. When such is the case.
film is indeed fortunate it she has been
brought up to work and given the no.
cessary training for her career in life.
But there is another sort of girl who
starts in lil'e heavily handicapped by
her ignorance of any hind oi craft or
ltrotesslon~tlie girl who is suddenly
loft almost pennilesa to face the world
as host she may; or the girl whose par-
ents have lost their money end who
feels it incumbent upon herneit to pro-
vide for her own maintenance as Well
at to assist in their support.
Now, the first thing any woman
should do who is obliged to make her
own way in the world is to carefully
consider what talents she has, so that
she may not take up work for which
she has absolutely-no natural taste and
in which she can never be a success.
For instance. it is unwise tor the girl
who is a good housekeeper and who has
been thoroughly trained in all domes-
arta to try to ilnd artistic work. Even
the homely occupation of taking board’
are will pay her much better rod lll‘lllg
her more happiness in the end than u
profession for which she has no nutur‘
nl aptitude. -
The chief rule ol‘ success is to per-
severe, and yet to persevere agniu.
Work is not easily mood, and rehulis
are sure to he many; hit the girl who
succeeds in life never allows herself
to become either doomed or disheart-
ened. She accepts detest cheerfully,
and in the endeavor to rive above cir-
cumstances eventually leqliorn them.
' To puriiculurlze on cxncily how one
should so to work to make money in
impossible in an article oi this sort.
. {or circumstances alter runes so great
brown eyes and a. tender. mobile. the edge, and prevents all frayingé
mouth. it struck me that she mlgill' llull Beacon. .
‘with advantage make something at her
precious gilt oi' beauty. .
I consulted a celehru'ed lady artist,
who wusulaoui’rlendot mine. She of. Pleasing to Both the Eye and the
lered to let her all as u “study of a Palate.
head" to a class of lady pupils. 'l‘hi There in a new dainty and delicious
pay was fairly good and the work light sandwich out now as pleeelnp,r to the
(tour hours a. day), and she was not eye as to the inflate it in a little
obliged to keep her hand in one still. troublesome to make, but novelties
position She came to me alter the that on» good are so rare that the tron
first day, and seemed very pleased audible is worth taking. The ingredients
grateful. Then suddenly i heard she are a loot oi aundwicn bread, culling
hen left. The artist told me she as large slices on; possible; some soft
thought it a grunt pity, m3 she could butter, :1 liltlc mayonnaise dressing,
have filled her plenty of work] met “lilie meat of cliitltcn put through a
hit not long afterward and asked he: 'chlll grinder, chopped watercress and
why she had left She said the pupils minced ham '
had treated her as though she was it Slice the bread very thin, put four
cupmon model, and had not even suldt Slices tor-ether and carefully cut dn‘
“Good morning" when “he came into the crusts. Cut tour together so as lo-
the room here thcedcep match exuellx. S read
Now that is the sort of spirit which a slim with butter. then the ground
is the keynote at failure. tiirls llllligg Chicken season. then unmher lmtteied’
remember that there are both kind and “m“ Spread ”1“ "W“ ”“19 0f “”5
Lilith“. people in the world. They will Mill mayonnaise then ulth the walci- 4
meet the 'lormer and they are certain "03"" ”‘9“ mfll'Qll'lillsct ”W“ lire-“ll:
to come across the latter. if women l‘lut’ter the upper slice of this hronil.’
wish to become brondwiuners. they add a layer at minced hum, then the
must. be ready to take the bitter with 1““ we" 0‘ m“““' 3
inc sweet. and remember that. al- pm“ well and keep 1"“ edges 9““:
though the bitter alien comes drnt When the various slices are firmly in‘
with time and steady perseverance the pm" ”“0 mm" "“d mayonnaise will
sweet will follow, uud (hut success in make them adhere to entail otlierhclice.
any profession is not gained without down with a elinrpbrend knife into tin-oi
hard work. and onohnli‘ inch plews. li‘ a broad
loaf is used. each four slices shmiim
make four proper sized centimetre-8.!
The red green and yellow or the till '
lugs giro a Very pretty cite-ct. in n cor-l
lain well known hosteuy in this town
thcsc sandwiches, served at teatime,
are tied with narrow rlhhona which.’
of course. add greniir in their pleasure:
appearnnre .\ good way to press
these lmle ilnlmies is to put the com '
pleicd snndw ilil (before cutting in sec
lionsl on u lurue pinto. (‘orer with
w
w...
3ANDW|CHES IN THREE COLORS.
Mn—q-
m
EMBROIDERY IN COMBINATION.
.m—u.
Eyelet Should Be Done Before the
Solid.
When there is a comhinntlon
eyelet and solid embroidery, it is al-
ways well to do the e '“st. The
solid work may he done either in the
regular antlnstitch or in the newer
Wnllneiriln it the femur is selected
(it
Uhr 13 till. Utah Unwritten;
Eaiahllahrh lllfif.
THE UNDERMUSLIN SALE CONTINUES.
Among the choice garments in this clearance are the
following:
LA GRECQUE DRAWERS of fine material, styles
that are with plain ruffles, or with lace and embroidery.
Low priced.
MARCELLAS, several styles rnuch reduced from or-
iginal prices.
CHEMISES AND NIGHT-DRESSES oi-finest nain-
sock, daintily trimmed many of them hand embroidered.
EMPIRE NIGHT— DRESSES with wide ribbons at
neck d‘nd waist.
LONG SKIRTS with elaborate
flounces.
THE SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK.
' Second floor.
embroidery, deep,
QUEER DOLLIES FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
'THEY ARE CALLED “CHARACTER DOLLS,"
AND THEY BELONG TO THE “NEVERBREAK”
FAMILY. THEIR BODIES ARE OF HEAVY
CLOTH AND HEAD, FEET AND HANDS ARE OF
SOME PLASTIC COMPOSITION THAT IS EX~
TREMELY TOUGH AND ENDURING. THERE
ARE SUCH INTERESTING CHARACTERS AS—
Buttons the bellboy, Mu gsy the newsboy. Marce-
line the clown, Sunbonnct Sue. Samba, Rastus.
the Colonial Lady, "Dutch-he" and “Dutch-she,”
Teddy-Jo. Smiling Sue, and a good many others
which the children will like.
TWO SIZES AND STYLE 8, $1.00 and $x.5o.
Sold nowhere else in the city.
E if?“
iii
Dennison Section.
“PIONEER" RUGS
Good all-wool Rugs, size 5 26 x 54. a thick heavy re-
versible weave, in good and d csirable colorings. More than
a hundred designs,
$r.35.
LINOLEUM MATS, 34 x 36, all in bordered de—
:l\ and the sort oi thin»; thnt uouid
I he a success in one em' ironment uuulvli
iiaii in another One can only general
:1 low stitches oi the Working thread,
taken lengthwise oi the leaf ulll acne
{is the necessary pudding Acmun this
a dolly. put on top number plate. and;
then a hoary llutlron li’ you press;
signs. 40¢ each
SAMPLE SQUARES 0F LINOLEUM AND OIL
ize. bill ”it {olowing lcw hints may he
lust -:l’ui llo not at tempt to u the unlcs s
lyon how I good cducuti on and are
icrrtuiu \ou hare. talent for Writing
uend one a unv stitcesaiull)
throuoh the ihorm patha oi literature
to the goal oi sneer-es one mods no:
iolili talent. but an endless aniouut. [or
‘ercrgl .md putleucc. ii the girl is a
i pmtil- ularly bright and in. Hosting lei
iltf‘”!\\lilf,‘l‘, she may solely ussunie that
train» will urlio nn linen-sting c’lism
iiil‘lk‘lu; hut articles ore mans untl
.compntillon is great, and i should all
l\‘l:~'l oi‘t‘ryune to try a less overstock
led market.
A doctor'n daughter might mite up
message. There is always an openintt
gloi u skliiul innsseuse. it is not very
,oxpunslve to tulle it three months'
‘tourrxe. und one may he along time in
iworhing up u connection, but it lllli.‘
iat nds business chitin to ill the doctors
l‘ her scotiuintunce or. better atlii.
intenlew them personally, modestly
explaining her capabilities. they will
git). only too glad to recommend her to
pnlienla in need at her services.
‘ if one Illlil deft fingers and is rim or
gut the better kinds of fancy work, she
can nearly always dispose of good
needlework at the shops or at tllei
uomnn'e exchanges The great ihlntt
to remember. it one wishes to sell her
’work in to hoop it npotlcrsly ricun It
would he no well if home of the Klrls
who work things and expect
their ,
each sandwich while you are making:
the next you uill sum time and iron-i
lilo ~~ Chlnoco litter (item ;
~~‘i have been sonlcwhni costlvefi
hm l,'lonus Iicgnlcls gore just the re‘
sultry desired. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly.“-
Grorge ll. Kmuse. 306 Walnut Am,
Almond, i‘n.
Au oid-izwhioucd rule for listing
it‘ll) more if it is cooked mitiiiizli ill ani
follows: llip in a spoon, and ii‘ the
liquid runs off in one utiulcht stream
'thr- ctnliroldcrs is done in close. emu
ialllthcu placed either i lrectiy m'l‘omt
the lost or in a slightly slanting direc-
tion. Stitches illal‘t" at too great it
iiinlll make quick it» ., but the result
.is not so good.
if it is preferred '
the design with \l' cuiisroid
t l‘.\' he pudding win «we: is required.
illiti tlw slilt‘ll mm! in the plain billion
into or blanket still-h begun at the
atom end of ouch leaf and worked from
a .' . ‘ ‘l .
h” m “Km “'mmmm‘ M “hi it is not done; but if it suns oil in
ft
r;u(lhlug from lln milllrih (ll’illllzll or, “m drops side m ride- it mar solely.
l v cal to its outer u no out y up. n M token firm: the m0
right angles to it When the uni oi
the leaf line been turned, the pmulicl
stitches of II“: min-r hull lire then
worked. When nil ilic llowvra uml
leaves have been complcicd, the pnrni.
lcl linen limiting tlic helm aliupcd upli-
oeu are worked. These are not outlin-
ed. hut utter n lim- ui pudding has lwcn'
uorhod along lln lr length embroidery
(stitches are laid mcr nmi mer this
pudding nt right angles to it and in
iclose emu ntlltllllh
, one of the mom sullhiuclol’) threads
2 for pudding is the ordinary white darn
ling cotton used for nit-riding hose Two,
‘three or tour ihreudu of this may he
used unit may he either hlurlrntlicbed
tin position ore carried along in the old
liashloned chain stitch.
liolore ouch eyelet in punched with
the ollletlo, lid line or amnion Ihouid
i purl (ill
t tu‘ll
1 - ----_- _.--- ,-
lThe Reed&Voik
Electrical Co.-
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO BUPPLIES
Phone Edd-~50 South hinln Street
South Norwulk. Music liall Illocllr
‘h‘
Are You
CLOTH. good for the kitchen or laundry, 25¢ each.
Carpet Store. first floor.
KITCHEN KNIFE SETS. Three knives, Chrystie
style of edge. with handles of block enameled wood. Bread
Knife. Cake Knife and Faring Knife. ice for the set.
Kitchenware Store.
Ulla U til. Read V‘Unittpuuy.
Muslin
Underwear
\l‘hut words (till we use to explain the snowy
licnuiy oi cur lvuderw‘enr stm‘k'.’ 'l‘hc stitching is
as exacting an the roost particular woman demands;
lilo xnrmcula nu shapely as the highest sltlli cuu
fashion, trimmed with pretty cllgiuus. insertions.
lace and til-hon. You can spurt-ll the town over for
their ennui. and search in vain. It in on near "ideal"
friends to huy lhom'would remember; he run with little even stitches. Then
this. i should he inclined to allow a ‘ "BID l0 strengthen the eyelet. “Willi“!
cake oi soup to every large piece or; its also. and retain its shallc- in WV!
work. iomnll eyelets this may b0 omitted. if
i have sold nothing about the proieu-i preferred. unless the motsrlol in given
alone at Monograph. hook-keeping orllo splitting when the Illicit/o is used.
trained nursing. in which many times»? Then the outline must not be nellecb
unrlh of women lll‘ti prontuhly employ-it‘llu Finnish «yelm are never button-
ed, because these ore iirotersiona that} 1301M. but are done ill llllll‘. 010”.
require from one to three or tour yourn' i Over-under” stitched, each set into
Satisfied with;
your Angel i;
.Food i
as any llmleru'car manufactured. li‘hnose as you
will, you‘ll nin‘tc no mistake.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Birset
training, and this lirtll‘lo is intended
crpeciuiiy for girls thrown suddenly
partition.
takes up tunnel; he too great, but it
must he pin-endurance allied to dig-
nity, a stern and wine desire to get,
em, not a. vulgar wish to elbow any-
one out or the way, and all itlrls should
he careful not to isles change at rent
or imaginary slightn. l have helped
it good many people hoth to tech and
find employment. and i must rezreriub
ly ray that the this! thing that it”
struck the shout this girl in reduced ctr-v
communities who wishes to work. is
her want or perseverance and her rend
inure to imagine she is being slightest.
on their own resources, who are null
uhle to would such a long time in lll‘fi‘:
Perseverance in whatever tins one.
A perfect Angel Food
must have exact host.
That is why I
GAS
RANGE
halting. You can control
the heat so perfectly.
§ the line or stomping.
. in working lone. eyelets. the running
of the outline mutt never be omitted.
After this thread Him been not in- the
geyolot must he cut with the caisson».
no the stiletto will not moire the hint!
hole necessary. When the eyelet is
ainnii. s hirhlght cut through its cen-
ter. but not rent-hing to the end of the
ioyulet, in all that is imam”. in ill?
larger eyelet. n second cut through the
middle and at right angles to the rim
is neceasnry. This surplus linen in
than included . iii» the¥torertsndorer
stitches which complete file erelst.
Midi" till the design has hen»: coma
plated. the border inherited over- it
chitin stitched mddindlifjthe domino
coiotn, mad the landfill dim cut
airway close to the huiwnhhied edte.
Housdtonit:
Bower C0.
WATIRBURY BALL CLUB BRLEAQ— CORONBR HEARS MORE EVIDENCE
£3 POUR PLAYERQ. on WRBGK.
WA'l'Ei‘lilUill'. .iune :33.»«~li‘our hill)“ Coroner (lliliord ll. Wilson sold this
era were retested by the Waterbury morning tlilli hie hurling on the «tenths
clnh his: night Flanagan, Newton Tit or the tinimuen in the Fairtleid wreck
mun und HM.“ Flanagan and Now would be given out in n low duyu The
ion come from Northampton end they coroner mid he hold another hemiuu
eluted in the local management that hlondny when ”"3 testimony ”I “WW
their remaining, here nould depend up- uddllionnl witnesses was taken. 'l‘lici‘o
on whether or not the local manage Was on much testimony taken in the
mom paid ti: cm the heck salaries due “m "e ”“Mi'm’m
irom Northampton and they were ah w“ ”W ‘‘‘‘ -... ..-
letter! to go. FLAVBHDUND m MANDHIM'RM
..-....._..ww.... SOUTH hiANl‘ilida’l‘ER, time 33%
Renders of The Sentinel testing the Through the neueimity of Miss Mary
city tour the seashore. mountains orfiheney the children or Manchester are
rllrlll‘l‘esorta, or for Europcmnn hard to have a playground. Today she
it sent direct to them by mail tor bought land in Cottage street irom
any period desiredwdnys, week's oral-filming 0. Street for n puhlic pill)"
months. Addresses may he changed' mound. and the little of two other um"
did not think she was very useful and out! row oi stitches is not not close
inns, however, a nice girl and sacred together. and does not show train the
tasty pretty with heauutui large dillI‘Ri right side out iii a great. protection to
“iv
\.
an alien nil desired.
Advertise your wants in The Readout,
rein gives no entrance to the land. ’i‘his
will he the first puhlic playground in
the munchesters.
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