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‘ Sasqucs 38x Kimonos
Ladies Dressmg
26o. 500 and $1.00
I Also coxiiniete assertnisnt of
cHitonsN's courses
at 256 and We _* .
E K BANKS
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
home or outgv sEnriNEL.
morning paper next Tuesday, J uiy 4th,
in order that the employee may prop-
erly show their patriotism during the
day. '
street is visltng friends in New York
city.
4 bury.
‘, Jerry Mahoney. of West Ngrwalk, is
, ton. N. J.
.
West Norwalk. loft Suturrluy: for Long
morning. .7
The Sentinel will be issued as a
v
Miss Marnie Miller, of Havilund
A. J. Collins: of South Norwailx,
spent yesterday at his home in Dan-
in New York to remain Over the
Fourth. . ‘
Misses Anna and EthiOGill Ungvari
are spendingtheir vacation at Tron
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Miss Bessie Sample,‘5 of West street.
is enjoying a two weeks‘ vocation
from her duties in Ti'istrnxu &' i'lyatt’s
store. '
.~_——
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morehouso, of
island, where they will visit until after
the ili‘ournlx, a, .r (
noun-u.-
Miss Bessie China, of Betlicl. and
Miss Freda Mulvililli. of South Nor-
walk. have gone to Walnut Beach for
a several days' stay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Conley have
returned to South Norwalk, from their
wedding trip. and are stopping at the
bride‘s home in Hoyt street.
--Get a 35 Safety Razor Outfit for
85¢. See ad on Page Three.
Henry S. Lockwood, president of the
Lockwoad Manufacturing Company.
has been elected a director of the Ar
National Bank to succeed Henry Scy-
mour, deceased.
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The state board of railroad connois-
slonera has ordered a hearing on July
12 on the petition of the city of Darn
bury concerning the widening of the
White street bridge.
Fourth of J uiy visitors are commeuc.
ing to arrive and all trains are heavily
loaded with people who are getting out
of the cites to spend a few days where
they can breathe the fresh country
ari.
Lewis Reed. of Danbury, has been
appointed trustee of the h‘anltdupt os-
tate of Howard D. Smith. the Ridge-
ilold vpharmacy. and has been author-
iwd to sell out the plant .wRidgeiiold
PM“. i
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Miss Ellen is. Human. of 78 Door
Hill avenue. and 'l‘. Uncover Millard. of
were
weekend sue-trot Mr. and Mrs. (3.
ii Fairvlew avenue. Donixury.
Etuart Mouton. at the Tweedy cot-
tage. Belle island.
Several crucial trains will be run
than the different branches of tho New
fiforir. New Haven and Mtford rail»:
road to New York on inlw’il‘ourth. A
special train from'l’ittonoid to New
York. will leave Deanery at ii: 20 a. in.
Arriving in New York at 19:03.
'i‘ho higrnonthiy police change of the
City of Nowell: on roads Saturday
cum mm homey
work; from 9 a. to. to ii ii. iii: hon
orient Brynn stilt from f n. in. to 3 it
‘ at: moor canes Page from a v. in
: to 4 I. m. and'oiliosr stormy from
. 11:30 [1. in.
~‘Wenther. ' ’
. night and Theodor. hro‘xnhly‘ followed
“there is no welideilnod storm area . .
east of the Rocky mountains, and but . . . ,
‘ showers and thunder storms in Maine
. were also reported during the last 24
. touring extradition through New York.
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WEATHER ‘RECAST. ,, i
For Norwalit and vicinity: Eoir to-
by showers and cooler Tuesday night
slight disturbances are producing local
and northern Michigan. Showers
hours in Arizona. Colorado. Texas and
the extreme northwest. Temperotures
of 90 degrees or above were reported
from nearly all sections east or the-
Rocky mountains. Conditions favor
for this vicinity fair Weather with
continued high temperatures. probably
followed by showers and cooler Tues:
day night.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
‘ Temperature: -lligh.’ 86; low, 74.
Cloudy.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene .3, Lollin, of
South Norwalk, have gone to Atlantic
City. where they will remain forte.
week.
Mr. audiMrs. H. 0. Bailey, of 7 High
street, are entertaining Messrs. Hur-
v’ey cesium. sagar *L. Potter and
Fred C. Few. Jr.. who are on a cycling
Massachusetts and Conncotluc it. They
are from the allies of 1911 Albany high
school. The travelers look worn and
weary and had suffered from tho heal.
and were glad when they reunited our
city to remain over night. They pro
pose to resume their jdumey via Con»
oy island and the Hudson River tumor.
row
SHE ADOPTED JAPANESE IDEAS.
Carlotian Flowers and Plants Wore
, {bought to the Eye. ’
Carlotta hiwuzis had flowers or
plants for her table. She went to Jup-
nncso shops and picked up quaint and
unusual flower-holders that, placed in
a shallow bowl. made her flowers look
us if thov wore springing unsupported
from the water.
A small Japanese clerk showed her
a low of the first principles of Japan
use flower arrangements. She came
to prefer a few blossoms of one sort.
held by u gracefully curved flower-
holder, to the, usual mass in a tight
'tall vase.
in the fall she hud a dozen or so
zinc trays made with holes in the bot-
tom. to fit two or three shallow fern
dishes she had, round, oval and and
oblong. These trays she planted with
various bulbswearly and late ones.
Planting in October. Carlotta had
bulb plants in bloom from Christmas
to Easter. She also had a Japanese
dwarf tree and several ferns to vary
hor flowering plants. '
But the summer had come. and with
it other newers than the wintry bull»
ous ones. Witter-lilies and lriscn came
into the city shops. On a hot July
mornink Carlotta looked at masses
of them in a florlat’s window.
When she entered the llttlc'shop
the florist tried to sell her a down of
each. but Carlotta smiled the smile
that disarm: tradesmen and took three
fries: and two lilies.
At home she took a plain cryutul
dish And in this she not a crystal
flower-holder. in this holder the plac-
ed the long stems of the trims and
theirlcavel. 0n the surfsco floated
the waterdiiios and a lily pad. it
Womsn' ii Maurine.
TO PUT iN EHIELDS.
In sewing dross shield» to a kimono
blouse, where there seems no place to
Attach them, make it little lithium of
thin loos. troy washable shields and
saw narrow elastic on than: for about
dcr straps, and cow them into the
bolero, stitching the shields ._ in all
around the hiudiur. stirs the “Williams-
isi under the shields. and either not
out the neck line in mot and been or
fasten the front with tones. This no
icon can be washed and used over and
n
was a delight to the eye—widow idea ‘
ton Koala... Then out out the illiter- ‘
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1.. in .1 ,.
ooocH AMMOGK8.wltli wins shiatdn.....ms to m»
oslluuuutsuvuoi's-nornr-980m“,75
LAWN senses......................... 75“., also
*Poacu sonssus....... .................Narcotics
‘ro‘n‘cH‘oHAins ‘ . anemones“
[TFotomo‘ oHAiR $1.25 to “25
The A J“; COLLINS COMPANY
‘ 1s N‘onrH MAIN erasur- sou'm nouwALk.
Flag, ASphalt
Gravel, Tar
Concrete
Old Walks Re-covered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
" BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
If you are raising chickens for pleusuro you must not be without
it. if you are raising chickens for profit you mnnot uiiord to he with.
out it Every Day scratch Food. Our Scratch hood is composed of
grains and other egg and bone producing ingredients that experience
shows are best adapted for laying hens. it is a standard food for
summex (ll winter It contains nothing hut good. clean wholesome
grain: that will keep the poultry healthy and Neurone. and in that
(omlitiou they will lay eggs. it costs just as mm h to food no infer~
ior article as it does a good one. hut there's a moot differ rencc in the
iosuli and as our feeds are as good as there are made. there is no
need of paving more than what we ask We are manufacturing pure.
' wholesome foods for horses, cattle and poultry“. which vie-sic selling
at an honest price
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom.
ors~iiounio Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.‘
WHAT KIND OF BEER ARE
you oerrmci "
If it's none of our business—«-
say so. if you're not satisfied
any that Will try the Ruppcrt‘u ,.
brand, Use one cast- of it and
you‘ll keep on drinking it for a
dozen years or more. The main
point is not to morlook or forget
the name Rumn-rt‘s liter.
Quick auto delivery everywhere.
Magnet 8. Flynn
Wminvww .—
COAL: COAL
We have a large stock of high grade fresh mined (Toni ready to deliver
for next winter's comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
price. Call and examine our coal before you leave your order elsewhere.
HARRIS & GANS 00.
Telephone
Photographer
North
has something
to say about;
This Con it With $1
it presented cforo July 31 1911
is “Good for
FOUR CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
in folders. Fifty canto extra will give
a turner one for framing.
* o. s. NORTH.
fl Washington Io. loath Namath
under hands of $100
Robert Gushen. charred with Mini
drunk and searching Adam, Historian.
wu mooted by Officer .1 Row Gil»
son after the prisoner had struck his
TOWN OOUET EASEO.
M
Govsni lotions» of intoxication
. Nomi Iy Judge Tammany.
Several canon came up before the
South Norwolk and of the Town Court.
this morning. for disposition. The shrew
of Joel hi. White, charged with “Inuit
on two little girls, wantiontiuuod at
the request of his counsel, Loo mm.
Joseph Gisela. who was arrested or
Officer John iii. Reynolds, courtyard with
carrying concealed weapons and show
in; blank cartridges in some «our
4th.. was continued by rodeo Williii‘
it Tammany until Murder. " ‘
William Morita“. or Hurricanes
mar it. more A Company's macaroni
Wilmington street. conga has found
will? and fined no end costs, which
Ski—TY FLAVOR. ,
to cornhioln of A tritium in (itinerant.
’ (c rywhero‘ of what were once thriv-
.‘of insurrection in China:
.tiod moans extermination of the van-
' tween the two capitals is fast. disap- .
08 Water Street
.ount Ihy‘ it troy
Ohinm “Radio In
years from 1861 to 1878; it in me...
our the ravages to which
"ills towns and villages impress the
trnvoler with a sense of the horrors
Insurroo
dulshedwno quarter to old 'or young,
‘to man or woman. Loss of life durlnsi‘
the great insurrection amounted to ,
millions. end overt in the short insur-
motion of ratio the destruction of life
was appalling. -
"The province now needs repac-
pling, but in the absence of communi-
cations the work is difficult it is a
treeless province. There has been
universal destruction of timber. Even
the flue avenue of willows axi'ti plop~
rm planted by Tao Tsung't’nng ho-
Terms wxil meet
year approval
I
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
104 Washington 8
caring. Deforestation is profOundly . Phone 30
electing the climate ' . . .
“When rain fails it falls with such . ~ ‘
violence thdt it scare the face of the .
country, which is ovorywhore covered
with soft loose (clay) of varying thick-
ness. with no vegetation to bind the
soil together."
Howneo‘ur pAmriuo
7 your auto? Top or body as
Overhauling? W heels? \‘ew trim
mings or slip covers Anythin
wrong with the‘ engine or trans—
mlss‘ilon? Let us, figure.
Editor and Man Eater.
Carlson is a. during chauffeur as
was proven when he invited two such
highly explosive substances as Bab-x
cook the editor and Green the lum-
horman, to ride in the hack seat and
light. their cigars too it they so desired."
it who tuning long chances sure
enough, but Carlson turned on thepow-E
er and us he strung out into the main
road opened wide the throttle, tight-g
shod down thopower clutch. and xiv“.
in; full speed tothia marvelous mun
chine. it snorted down the road likoi
an angry dragon. its entrails full of‘
exploding gasolena. its heart on fire;
and its lungs, hissing and smoking“.
with thereuoin of a hundred serpents.;
. The automobile germ is his'
enough to fly along with a flooit o!1
quires attention. We are .
pert auto mechanics and nude
stand all makes
o
MERRILL '
JULY
goose. has a book like u six-titted} S
pit.cll!'0l‘il~~wilen lt stings you never’; ‘
got over it.~~—»Bronson (Minn) Budget.‘ ummer SChOOl Open
‘ mm- 3 SESSION 8 A. M. To 12 M. REDUCE
Beyond the Reach of i
Dr Pinon the dean of ii lstol heal
for long had the reputation of being.
one of the brightest humoriets in thoi
RATES
PORT CHESTER
SOUTH NORWALK
church. i .
One of his stories turns upont ihoE " ' '
deceased wife‘s sister. it apposrswwwmmiw
‘ that a ‘vicur of ‘ilr. i’igou's acquaint};
once. had. in ignorance. soicmnizcd;
such a marriage and he lntcrilowod; .1
the old rorgor whose business it use 0. B. Jackson 58 WALL STREET i
to look after such things.
“Yes yes" cxxiaixnod the old man.‘ NORWALK.
“l huowed the parties. 1 knowed‘ ODHCIan PHONE 438.
them ”
“’l‘hen Iwhy in the world didn’t you<
r mi Everything in the Optisal Line
Eyes Examined" Free ‘
see." replied the old fellow. "One;
of 'om parties was 33 and t'other was;
86. says i to nxouclf. ‘lt can't lastE '
long: bother the laws and let 'oxn two
Wequ H
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ELMER E. CASE W. R. THOMPSON ,
Toquet Special Motor
The latest and most careful.
in the makoand break. two-cycle
All parts are exceptionally and!
access. and can be adjusted without
moving engine from foundation. ‘
Why 8M Brought it Up.
"Do you remember." she asked.
"that you said once that unless I
promised to be yours the sun would
cease to shine?"
"i don't remember it now, but I
more» i may have sold somethinx
of the kind."
"And have you forgotten that you
assured me that unless i permitted
you to claim me as your own the-
8lngio Cylfilndor
moon would fall from her place in all
n
the heavens?" Model RH ROI! ‘
”Oh. well, what if i did any lo? 3;! 3% '
‘Why do you went. to bring that on K 5% fl 1 ‘
DOV?” , .
. "i timely wished to assure you Double Gyilgdor. 'i
that I‘m sorry l didn‘t shut my eyes .
and let her faith.
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Record at Paper Making.
John H. Gatoly, a hoe commuter.
vhu'succoodod in making A world ro-
cord on the number of pounds de
also number of feet of now run on a
machine.
g The run was 86 inch trimmed rolls.
OM intuition rustic 115.578 pounds
And the other 138.930 pounds in a
twenty four hour run. The province
Wt! VIII 111300. This um mill.
40 Water Itmt, "
victim and foamed him up Minot Ho- 4
' lea-mu in those calms
Moi. (fillet (over the ohonsi-ui wan ’
its: ti, and on June 1 a lit. to“! was
made on the We moonlit-u and the
w multimedia thrdtmhmit the
V . : 4 L"
tuner for Home. , I”
(loot! results are said to have been
of sun to overworked limos. ill:-
moiiro‘ strain And constituent exhaus-
tlon u a melt of sum
which were
new dolly. Bouncy “norm mile
cred intuit for who: to ovmmh
were more to amt IW'D
astound in‘ mm from the foodie: .
:roudiiwo‘ro ,.
,sumominmmmmnom
In. Minions“ "Win
. Loser, Alanna Porto
dials etc? if so...”
dour—it will hey yo
Iiottlod Boer? fwd”?
machine bottling. _ list
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