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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 29, 1911 · page 4

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mom. 3'

have yournizht ,

uh ythe little cools crying. or

path ups bet: use of your own _

‘quiaty. ~' »
Midi .th

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“you. times upon I. tried ‘ ;
trusted remedy olwayo hept
the house, ,

Miller Bins Swirl
Powders llli illiidpn.

sod by mothers to:- 2’: you". These .
powder-I cleauae the Itomsch. act on ‘
the Li vet and give heuithiulalacp bir

‘ regulating nth: child d'I ”will: Elly

nive Del cation
(or he child to take.
‘ nanny mothers in
every community are
‘ «um with splen-
didr res ts
. l Mother. it your child'
folmthe diploma he _
*‘demib you rhoui um
,_ trytthue powders. had. liar-k.
-~ Your druniat It“ 9.“qu
theta. Ibex. any IubItltu

39 Jun you not or
and obtain. f ’

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FOR OI" LDRIN-

 

.F. Wizmme it: 00.. ll North Main
. south Norwallr.

 

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‘ Some men are honest because it is
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SEWING IN SLEEVE.

Many home senmstrcsses blundvr in
mowing lu’sloeves; this is not a dim-
icl'tlt‘ work if the notches on all reliable
patterns are properly marked when
the garment is out. if through any
mlschance those illlllliii have been lost.

“dim! the cenlhi of the o‘urT‘e of tho up-
‘ wiper part of the sleeve and place it ox
, not]; at tho top of the shouldei~nnd
. nearlv alum-s the top of the shoulder‘
is no 111011 01 so ioiuaid of the should
er seam The inside uoum oi the '
oleevo is placed usualli three inches
iouvaiil oi‘ tho under‘aiiu twain 01”
course the coat or u iii-.1 must he tr.ied
on to iii the sleeves Sometimes the
ulaave must he moved forward; some
. Mines back; lllliimlls vuiy homowhuti
in shape as hell as arms Whoa the
fitting is successiulh done, siiwh the
Ileevo crucially holding the sleeve up
If a high shoulder effeti is desired,‘
Item the lining of the sleeve over the.
min; to 11101111.e the sloping should
Irrline. hem the lining of the coat over
' the 39am ”Commoner.
BLACK VELVET. i
., Parisian designs are emphasizing the
touch 01' black velvet in all depart-
month of dioss. |
‘ With the soft white ilchu of not a
black volVet sash or high girdle is
1 worn.
A hand othlacli velvet is
_ , around the neck with low-cut
' on.

Small black velvet buttons are used;

in nhundunco on sashes inhots, cob;

” lard. cutter and lovers, sn‘yn the New
York l’lHGBi-l

Hutu aio raged with black velvet.

, Bundo or black lire used on null huts.

 

 

used
dress.

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7 VIOLET PERFUME.

Put hair an ounce of boat Florentine
~orris root brolton into nuinli pieces,
"Eli bottle with No ounces of alco-
“Midi! to this n bunch oi nowly gu-
tharad violet or the odorouu hind; cork
tho bottlo tightly and shake well. At
It» it has mood at week, a few drops on
he handkerchief will giVe the silent oi
trash Violots.-Commoiioi. .

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

VAN AUTOMOBILE AOGIDENT.

filo automobile owugd by William
11f Farrell. of 130110 island. prooidont oi
' Bridgeport Sorow 00.. which in
ii to build in thin citiniiltiddod on
not pavomont at Sherwood avenue
Norman street in Bridgeport. you-
“May morning. The accident caused
r liltI collapse or the ioit rear wheel or
vehicle. While the disabled auto
_ . lulled at the side of the street, a
rivor. und moire unknown. plungi
hid the Farrell our. its speed With
high and the damage resultant

I . PilIIl Pilot

 

 
 
 

,liloodi itch in: Porn. it no»

‘j‘tound hood beside a bridge j

“ to his homo in the hills hear ’
f llion‘day.
auditor. iuuteued by through to
1‘ .l—OCRS
i_ A party of fishermen killed th

. *in across; the stream. may learned
”that the (load man had tied lb . hallo»
‘ roared his wife would have visitors in

' snakes at the little bridge. the Woman

' erlcun yacht Bibolot won the fifth in-

Near him were tour utilit-
tho
Ho had beau hilt-on to fourth

and drum tho man's wild. in the cob;

 
 

there because he was jealous " and

 

his absence.
For five years Stellar had kept

Fold and she had never halt the place
in that time. She hold her husband
become insanely jealous utter ‘sho ao-
companion him to a dance and had al~
owed othei men to dance with her.
The next day he procured the snakes
and told her she would never leave
the house while uho was his; wife.

, Moudayniaht he come. home intoxi—
outed. she said. slipped at tharibridga
and fell umongtho snakes.

 

TAKES EMPEROAR’S CUP.
.KlEL,Ge1‘many, June 29.--—'1‘he Am«

“ lf Mon. 1'- will D BI L lino. of Ridge in

1 . distinct promise.

Now MM. Ll-‘t. Holland.
him. Fauuoii D. Jenner Bethuna.

1 divoroa‘d trout liar husband by Judge ,
Borneo. in aridgopori. Jolie l). mu

run it: Holland. in Worthington. DIG
Monday. Juno 29. ‘
She outlined I divorce from her»
first huuohud on the grounds of
men... She no first wanted a outings
of power, but later decided that Ilia
would retain tha‘uumd Bethune. She
lived in Ridgsflold Her maiden name
was Janitor.
R. Holland, her now husbnud. in
about his wife's age, tweutvmiuo. Ho
is a son of the eminent Carnegie lu-
Itltula paleontologist and authority
on blittortlioo. Dr. William Jacob
Holland. lie is a painter. taught at
Juliann‘. in Paris. and has shown

Although the bride's family were
ietioaut. and Bothuuc's relatives but!
not heard or the wedding. it was
learned that the couple will sall‘for
Paris today. and will'there make their
home.

Mrs. Holland'a former marriage in
1900 in Grace‘Chiirch (lhuntry, New
York, was a social occasion.iBlshop Sat
iorieo coming on from Washingtomto

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Monumont to Lauralnitflruoll accord W ASHIN (3;sz :EAN'N s i
‘ on Go cotton Hal 'htI. tune “" 9113, 01'
QUEENSTOzl Out Jun: 29 -Upon McLean has rsthinod from his aiiort

. , ., . v .
the historic m d of .lQuoenston. dontion at his Connecticut horns. He

Heights, overlooking the Niagara
River. where den Sir Isaac Booth

drove back the American luvadoruh
hundred yeuwngo, there is to he un-
veiled next Week a handsome mouu‘

the senate this noon:

at Formington airings, oi! Farmingtun;

merit erected by the Dominion Govern 'ggfigfmgfe' nféomhiizflim' 13:32:?
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merit in honor “I Laura 8'00"" one OtiGrange. o! Dunburv. and Plymouth

the most couspiéuouafhoroineu of Co-

ba mudo the occasion tor interesting to the rutliilréatlon 0' the reciprocity
ceremonies which will include addros- agreement w h Canada.
has by 811° demise Ross. J. W. Loom
muir, chaiimnn oi tho uiuxra Full:
Park Commission, and others.
Luumhinger‘soll' Soco'rd. in coni-

incineration or whose deed or dovo
tion and during, the monument has 2' A‘ 0' H” 0‘ Floridan. nil opposed to

the ratification oi the proposed arbi—
been erected. lived. with her husband
near Ningrro-onthaliulles. the an trutionlreut} with Great Britain: also

clout “mm of Upper Canada. in the the petition oi the Biialnéas Men's As-

William A. Horty branch. A. 0. It, oi
New Britain; Diviaion No. 1. A. 0. Ha
oi South Manchester; First Dividion,

 

presented the following petitions in“
g or Higgauom Grunge. oi Higgunuin; ,

ol Wobutuok Grandeur)! Sharon; no». ‘

nadian history Th e unveiling is to Granule, of Plymouth. all in oppoaition ‘

He also presented the petitions or _

1A.0. ll.,oi'N01wioh, and Division No. L

W or or 1812 her no sh an d took up arm a aocihtiou of New London. tanning the .

be present. and Montgomery Schuyler.
.lr.. and F. DeWitt Well: being the
ushers. She is I daughter of William
A. Jenner. the lawyer, or No. 34
Pine otroot, and No. 120 East Sixtioth

toi'nuiionul Yacht race yesterday and
so captured the Emperor William cup
offered for the winner of the series of
sander olhss competitions

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2.511003. in white huchsliius are denim»

‘iOll collar and loose sleeves,

:ciroulur modal, hutioning down

‘cuii'o are of contrasting material and

'ard. dotted. striped and plain, that in

~ or moi n we 0mm“. will cm in surround with wire. The trilis are
it!

Sentinel want ads. bring results. street. New York;

 

 

MODES 1N BRIEF. PRISONER STOLE. COMMISSION-
Plnlc and unite in tho season's i'aslr Eli-'8 WATCH.
lonoblo color combination in London. KANSAS CITY. hlo., Junie 29.»—
Ono of the novelties or the season 15 While iliu blurring of Frank Johnson.
the valve: parasol, says tho. Chicago charged with passing counterfeit mo
Record-Herald. 'uvy. was in progress before United
'lullorod costumes of soil white Stairs Commisuioner Coolivoy. in Run-
serge or camel a hull are trimmed with sun City, Kano, Monday. the prisoner
many rows of colored machine stimu- stoic (.‘ookspy'a gold watuh. During
lugs. in a (lesion of arrow heads. the homing tho commiasionor i‘cniov
Shot taffeta and striped silks um the ed hilt coat, in a pocket of which was
popular fabrics for the dressy tailor- ‘tho watoh, and hung up the garment
made costumes and for summer wear your Johnson. Although two oflicoru
uhiio is usul dilhcl‘ in the stripe or more guarding the prisoner. ho rump

 

to protect his home and country.
his homo to lie nursed by his devoted
wile.

"tine day two American officers culi-
i‘ood While. serving them. Mrs. So-

torsuilon, which satisfied liar that the
Americans contemplated a surprise at

Dams.

llr.itlsh milking the long journal

wild animalo lmlinnu and guorllia

stopped animal limos by American
soldidlers. but. shi- told them she was

. iookiug‘ror a lost row and they poo

milled her to push,

Shh suocoodod in reaching Capt.
Filmibbonu..ouo oi tho British com»
umudors. and conveyed to him the luv
portunt information. Doing thuo worn
on oi the prmionud attack. the lirlliah
army wan propnicd and consequently
was onuhlod to nip the important ricn
tory of llcuwr Llama Julr ill .1513
The monument to ho unvuilod next
Thurndnl ii in the tom) of u granite
piilul. nhou 1;: tool high
outed oloiw hi the memorial to Sir
lsnuo llrnol. tin one side of tho moor
mini is inserted n bronito medal of

 

the had) of the material. lived to obtain tho. wuiolrund hide it in
Vt“. 111 nilvrhiio silk seize costumro his shoo. An hour lutur Cooksov our:
white irochci or \‘oui- so loco oioronl- covered his ions. and the watch was
1am on black chii'fon are worn. taken from tho prisoner’s cell“:
l’arislennos are delighting in rnihor
iillur skills, short 101 walking and
long for homo “our in light lnliotns,
shot or plain
MODlSi-i FOOTWEAR.
l~01 outing \vour generally and for
Hunting in particular. ruhboiusolod

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YOUR NEIGHBOR'S EXPERIENCE.

How you mayproht by it. Take l-‘o
;lo:~' Kidney Pills. M. .‘llm‘ano, 24 Wood-
bridge 81.. l'lurtiord. Conn. liars: “For
many years i auii'erod with weak kid.
nova and had awful pains herons my
back and was miserable and tlrod out.
I hoard or Foley Kidney Pills and the
Hood they wore doing and decided to
try them and am glad i did for after
tailing them it low «lays the pain loft
my back and although l_hnve taken
only one bottle 1 feel better than i
havo {or yours I cannot. say too
much for Foioy'a Kidder Pills " The
liridgo Pharmacy and W. '1‘. Wlirv
more 000. "

 

'hlo. says an exclianve Women who
think they cannot wcui tint soles can
heiisllv have them shops titled with
huhhor heels. Tho heavy u hill1 lhruud
sill: stockings. _ with embroidered
(lorks at the side. are usually want
with buckskin shoes. but some prefer
dark blue or may stockings to match
the leather. belt tio or some bit of col-
or worn elsewhere.
SMART GOLF TOGS.‘

'l‘ho costume for tho gall links is
ulwnis plain and simple, )et Intuit.
The shirt waist or Mom of mudras.
lined an hourly wash silk, made with
it! the
thing. Accmding to tho New York 'l‘ri‘
buns. .Tha iogulotion golf skirt is it
tho
from, with u lullorod inserted hip poo-
hot Those skirts or naturally shall,
and tire mode of linen, ilnnnoi or golf
log cloth

OAILOR STYLES.
(in biomass the sailor collars and

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mahuckomomii‘. A.’ Johnson. A. 1.).
Hatch, Boston; '1‘. (l. Abbott. .lr.. Mout-
«lair. N. .l.; Bernie Smith. llirh. A. 1...
Hill. Mr». C. 0. Good. New York; L.
Miutz, Newark: hi. 8. Clluo, New lto»
ohullo; ’1‘. ll). Terrell. Youkorn; D. it.
lvlurlhuti, Wilton; (l. E. Fuller. Will.-
onliury; ii. (lrooustoln. Bridgeport; 'i‘.
Ai‘eliiliy. Toledo: Miss Z. T. Donn. '1‘.
Dean. Dorian; C. '1‘. Suhoiiok, New
lluvon; (3.. W l‘hiuh, Spriuglleld: his
lioors. ii Mathewson. F. l) Lawton,
oily.

FR ii £8 11115

and uiik. It io anally out in door) "Simple Ramsay From P“. H. Bantam
linen and thrown Isimulo ilnialilnu Removal Thom.” Bay. Society
touch to morning lilouoeii. ‘ Lady.

'i‘hen turns is the serviceable serge
unit. in dark blue. or in orsnm. the that nothing would remove my troo-
m‘utoriul forms atunhing costumos for him: and that i would carry thorn to
morning or otter-noon. Sailor (housed my grave," said u wolhlmowu society
are natin trimmed generally. the doi- woman. “but I fooled them all with a
tor and cuffs being or thin motoriolru new drug. oiliiuo-«vdoubiou strengthw
Philadelphia North American. that 1 bought at F. H Baxter’rwhioh
cleared my thin and gave me sinus
Iooniploirhui." ,,

 

 

 

color There in tho evohpopulur foul

combined with linen,

W
MOTOH’BONNETS. ‘;
Now motor hamlets are mndo up on-
iiroly of wide and narrow platted frills, murhubla for
.Io‘ys tho New York Times. ’liioso are many of the
put on a thin gauze foundation which. iy by moml

when applied at night.
tradition dlaouiloor outiro
oz. and the rent h‘uvI ho
gun to hide. Au ouuoo" iii housing all

 
 

"Tho bout skin specialists told me 19

The notion of othiua is reality is- ,

"rataoot tour

Laura Sword, with inscription. and
on tho optimum. shin appears a record
of the death of her husband. Above.
the medallion is curved the following
inscription: ,

“This monument lioii boon orortod b3.-
iho (lovm nun-d! oi Canada to Lama
innarsoll 59mm, who saved her hus-
bunil'd life in the battle on those
Heights. (lumber 13. mm. and who
risked her own in, conveying to i‘ap.
lulu b‘iizulbhono lbo‘iniormntiou by
which lu- turn the victory or [louver
Dams. Juli .i :1813."

”Dispellala is our national ailment
flurdook Blood Bitters in tho national
cure for it. it strengthens the atom-
ach membranes. promoter how of di-
gertivo juices. purities the blood.
builds you up.

M

 

HAMILTON SEEKS A BIRD-MAN
LICENSE:
HARTFORD June 29. thnries K.
llamiiton. or \ow Britain. the well
known twill“)? today applied to the
secretory or Iiuto for a llama to
opornto in Connecticut under the
terms of the low governing aviator-o.

 

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Dividend Notice

 

nonmuc,‘ down.
June 115. 1911.

the rule or FOUR (4) our cent. per
uhnum won dsoiorod to depositors
trout the earnings of tho six months
ending June 80. 1911.

Tho name will on sutured an paw
books and paid on Ind utter July to.

133' order oi the Board oi Directors,

Dividend Notice

THE IDUTH NORWALK GAVINGG-
‘ “ANKI 9

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

rwollr. Conn.
rdirootorii oi thin
in dividend at tho
out. our Innum or
(isolated to deooriton‘r tr ' '

3
Ala oath:
blink 11:36 till

Wounded in buttlo. he‘ was taken to'

ed at the Secord homo and demanded;

. ”I 1
card caught a tow words of their can in, the Columbia \iotm U" (ompany
tack on the liililsh army. which was motile Company 01! Bridgopkort, all “”2
stationed in tho vicinity of Beaver or "g An. amendment to t a corpora-

iindor covoi otdnrknesu, the woman Holmium 1"?”ng at the and 0: their
started on a peril mill trip to warn the n v on area years.

through ”m douso woods hosot with lion adopted at the annual convention

hairdo slit- had to travel :32 miles and Connecticut tutoring the ratification
one or her dangers was in getting oitho proposed arbitration treaty with
through the tmorioaa hand She was Great Britain.

,doI‘I not accept tho tomuodgvisiou by

and is in '

Glover’s

At a meeting at the Directors of this ‘
Society, held thin day. it Dividend at ,

no let. ,3??? , W“ iwfiihii...’ FOR“ LAUNCHES
MW

measure.
the Business Mon' 8 Association of
iliarlford. ugnlnst the uncalled parcels
posthlll. .

He also presented petitions [mm the
Ilnoiuoss Menu Association at Ans-ion
of Hartford; the Pope Manufacturing
Company of Hartford, and the Loco

lion in: law permitting corporations

Senator Bruudegeo presented a pet-l

oi the Protestant Episconui Church or

 

WlLL MAlNTAIN CHAMIZAL ZONE.

El. PASO. Tom dune 29. ~1‘hat
the United States government does
'noi contemplate removal from tho so-

oalled Chumizal zone. in this city. in

attested by the renewal of its lenses
on the two guard houses maintained
thoroou b3. the customs service 'I‘hef
action who“ bore Moudav is (unstru-
ed tp indicate that the United 8tutoo

tho lcourt of uibitiution as final

 

 

THE PLACE

White Canvas

Button Boots
for Children

$1.5 0

He also presented a protest from '

 
 
 
 

We have Suits at

*6 50 .5... 525

, sLus sandmoshus. BROWNS. we SPECIAL.
:23 ON ‘vouuo MEN'S nossv sun's. '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

‘ APPROPRIATE. son VACATiON; wan-s sense
our-mo PANTS. KHAKI PANTS. Soar suture
wrru FRENCH cusps, SlLK socks AND NECK;
warm, STRAW HATS. LOW suozs. ‘TRUNKS
Ania altos. ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Price’ 8 Clothing Store
98 Washington Street

Phono No. II now 1135-2

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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A PlCTURE FOR AN ARTIST "
to paint is the porterhouue or rih
roast of beef or perfect log of la'inb or
mutton that comes from Charnok’s.
The coxinoiSseur who knows what.
prime meats and fresh poultry is is
always enthusiastic over the rich col.
firing and juicy, tender appearance of .
our prime meals. And eating them“
yunryuinwit's a treat for the epicure
who thinks the)", would be cheap at any
price when purchased at Charnok's.

Charnok’s Market

‘76 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 44 Free Delivery.

ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY & NIGHT

Frederidk H. Ganung

FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER

Monumental Works in Connection

’Phone 904 Shiivii‘hiiff’ff
Does

SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

your house in good working order every winter?

Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fun
have now, and restore the worn out parts and clean
ltthoroushIY. so that you‘ll have no irouhlo when ,
you are ready to start it.

The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.

ESTIMATES CHEEHFULLY FURNlSH ED

 

 

 

 

 

The Harrison&

Clark Shoes
for Boys "

THE IHou THAT PLEASES‘ wits
aov AND THE sov'a PARENTS“

whom

17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalit, Court.
at the 4-door 30

LOOK h. p. Touring Car

Equipped with all]: mohair top. wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosch '
magneto and coil; everything nrstolnss. Guaranteed for and year by
the manufacturer-I. for $15.25. For tall particulars call or address

EB LOCKWOOD & C0.

30 Wall atrIIt-m-(Phor'n) Garage. Water Street. Norwaiit. Conn.

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B'atefOot ' Sandals:

 

12m GEMLANNUAL mvtomn or , Two Stores .
THE NbflWALK IAViNos ,
' soclarv. Norwalk South Norwalli

 

 

 

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Mo tor Oil

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

TIlehono II, with Brunch statlom in All Dopartmuntu
Lincoln Asphalt. Warrdntod Barrett‘s Amatito

The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
Lumber and MiilWork to.- Everything
Barrett's Toned Felt—~1,2,3 ply

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

A Full Line
of Launch and Yacht.
Supplies

oitsn maria of blank and whim ribbon.
and hold .11. pl
of ill

 

tit onoa.‘

so
«than Ilia I ital ini
will I? " «not.

 

thin in noodod oven for tho ‘
hrouud tho iiiidillo one.

in I of tho Ir
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