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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 6, 1911 · page 5

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‘ 255. 805.1555 $1.00
Also 56mpleto assortment of

" ‘ cHiLonENis neurons .
at 255 555 655 ‘ ‘ ‘

E K. BANKS

MAHACKEMO Hornn BLooK.
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William H. McMahon. of south Nor
' walk, has purchased a horse from I}.
liernlifleld.

 

" , Peter F. Burns, manager of the Bos-‘
“ton Store. spent yesterday in New
Yorlt city on business.

 

A children s lawn‘p‘aity will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
‘ the Woman 5 Civic League.

 

Miss Zita Feenéy. of Maple street.
has returned, utter spending a short

vd‘éation with friends in New Haven.‘

 

Miss Leonora Ward, of Arch streci,
. has returned home utter spending it
vacation with relatives in Orange,
"Coun.

 

Miss Hattie M‘ Lester. 0E W ellesiey, 1 yet recovered‘trom tho distemper with

Mann,
wile, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Bayview uvenue.

Albert l-lill, oi? Buffalo, N. Y.. is
spending some little time with Mr. and

is the guest of her brother and
W. Lester, oi

 

.. (Mrs. A. W Morgan, of Franklin are-

111561

at their nightly home, “High-
wood." ‘ ,.

 

There will be a special communion-
tlon of Old Well Lodge, Siturdny‘ ob
ternoon, at 2: 30,‘ for the purpose of at-
tending the funernl of Past Master
William P. Beers.

 

William Bayles, who was arrested
last week, charged with steullug cher~
rice, forfeited a $10 cash bond by not
appearing at the South Norwnlk‘ court
this morning for trinl.

 

Buckingham iPost, No. 12, G. A. 1%.,
‘ will hold 5 freguiur meeting tomorrow
evening in the post rooms in Wall
street. it is not thought now‘ that
there will be any important business.

 

George E. Allen, formerly of Nor-
wulk, now of Westport, stopped in
Norwalk tor a short time this morning
on his way home. after spending 55v-
ernl days with friends in Port Chen:
tor.

 

 

Charles Verlin. of Norwalk, left this
morning [or Tarrytown, N. Y., where
he will enter uponhla new dutlés with
the Armour Beef Company. Mr. Vor-
Jin will have charge of the anrytown
olllce.

 

At a hearing held in the Norwnllt
Probate Courtnthls morning. betore
Judge Henry W. Gregory, Mrs. Hattie
Lonxyel was appointed ndminloiratrlx
ot the ostntemf. John Lengycl, her
into buahnnd. ‘

 

Mr. and Mrs. Flouy J. Anscvlne and
Mrs. ldn .i. Angovino roturnod. Yester-
. day, from Springfield, where they were
victims tor a t5w" day! The party
_., _ blurted trim. Mailiobhuootti at io'clock
in the mot All}! mun; the trip in
Mr. Angovlno'5 automobile.

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Fire hundred feet at new hone
arrived at the "Putnam” H055 ‘ Com-
pany. last evening, which Will match
lolly augment the supply at hind. The

new bone woo n55d5d. howovor. in.

order that th5 departm5ni might
, odeouotoly light 5 fire of any proper»
item which might occur.
‘ Mr. and. Mira. A. W. organ, or High-
cod, their beautiful home in Front:-
no uncommon outcrtliining Mr. our
onoo Chilor cud thiilr guests.

:5 ‘nd Mn. Gardiner. of Now do; ’
M .

9 ‘ Secures 6&‘7‘Klmonos, ,‘ ‘

- in the lower Missi‘oslppi valley. Scar

{Middle Atlnntlc count and New E g ’
land There has been a decided fell .

. eastward to the St. Lawrence‘vulley,

 
 
 
 
 

oguppor "Michignn, cud

 
 

tered ohowéru were reported from”; the

in temperature in the northwoat from
Montana eastward to the lnlte region.

 

 

, but in other sections the temperature ' ‘
, continues hish.’1‘bero is no well no“

lined storm urea east of the Rocky
Mountains. but a long trough 5! low
pressure, extending from Texas north

is favorable for the development oi? lo~
cal showers in the control alld eastern
‘aections. Conditionofnvor for this vi-
cinity fair weather followed by local

day.

 

‘ Temperature:
Clear.

High. 85; low}, ~63.

 

 

The fire horses were tried out on
the Old Well liook and Lhddcl' truck
yesterday. but uppnrently have not

 

which they hove been suffering. ‘ -

 

 

Miss Marlo » ’1‘. Hunt, the popular
daughter of Captain nnd Mrs. Thomas
Hunt.
employed in the oiliccn of Wright 5.
Wright, the lmvymst in New ilnvcn, is

home in Nomnlk. »

m~—.—..~ .——-—-‘-.’.

Mum-mo of PlLO‘T culture AND
MAPS. ‘
WASHINGTON, July's—rue con
tioversy of long standing between the
United States weather bur-can and tho
hydrogrnphic ofilce of the navy over
meteorological supervision of the
ocean. and the printing ot the pilot
charts and maps used by mariners
will, it is expected. be settled, within
the next few days.
boom of referees in the matter but
been submitted to the president for
action. Both sides, lilo said have
made alight concessions. It is said
the finding .recouunonda the weather
human continues to have motorolox-
lcal supervision of the ocean and that
the pilot charts and maps be drawn on
information furnished the bydrogruph

lc bureau by the weather bureau.

 

OTATE POLICE CONVENTION.

WATERBU'RY, July B—-—At the ninth
annual conVentlon of the state Police
Association held today it was voted
to hold the next convention in New
Haven. Chic! Maury D. Cowlel. of
New Haven. Was unanimously reelect-
ed president. this being his fifth nu-
pointment. The other odicera elected
were as follows: Vice president. Chief
Brennan, of Stdmford; secretary. (lap-
toln James J. Landrigan, of Mormon;
treasurer, Chief Rowlinxn of New Bri-
lain. The name executive committee
and nuditlng committee were M50 cl
noted. The viaitors were given 5 din-
ner at The Elton and later were taken
to lake Qunsonpaug on the scent. of
the Waterbury police.

 

mm turnover 55555. I

orhcnoo, July o.-wnn “in man
toning the parched corn fields of mun
olc, Ncbrcolto, town and nor-thorn Kan:
555. the market for that colon! have
dropped an extreme 3 cent: at on
opening today. The Decomb‘or option,
which closed at 86 cont: yortordoy. don
.‘c‘llncd to 53 cents. While Septembor
droppod from (id. 345 cents last night
to in min:

 

“EA": . " ‘r
Patricia Quinn. of Stuart ovonuc.

slug. whitetail. work- in Arnoldio‘ foundry.
5 taken homo Moon 10 ofclocit
ii in‘rnutln comfortably, nun

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Showers and cooler weather by Fri- I

WEATHER A YEfiB AGO TODAY.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

E, C. Ryan, of New York city. spent .
ithin morning in Norwulk on business.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. Old Walks
‘RAYMOND+

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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' , BONNIE POULTRY F‘EEDS
If you are raising chickens for pleasure you nllliil not be without

it. It you are raining chickens for

grains and
shown are

grains that will keep the poultry

at an honont price m

 

First lnouality. lost in price.

+nnornnnsl

‘ out it. Every Day Scratch Food. Our Scratch Food is «murdered of
gm” egg and bone producing ingredients Clint experience
our adapted for laying hens.
anmmhr or winter. It contains nothing but good. clean

condition they will lay eggs it costs inéi no much to food on inier-‘
- lor article as it does it good one. but there‘s a great difference in the
result. and us our foods 5.1555 good no there urn nuidc. there in no
need of paying more than what we nah. \lo uro munulntiurlng pure.
wholesome foods for horses. cattle and poultry, which do are calling

oramhonnio Monro Ground Food for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.

Ind .hh'alu (”80.25 to ’15 , . _
.......... .....985to$6.75 \V; ‘
recruiter , ‘
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govt...5- .n-uaacSlOOO-ZOL

 
 

 
 
 

 

court-I nonwotx.‘ ‘

 

 
 

Gravel ,
Concrete

Recovered

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

profit you cannot afford to be with- ‘

it in at standard food for
w holouomo
hcnlthv and vigorous, and in that

m x. K. .

MANUEL folio HATCH. _ ‘
church: the minds, 0! its contem-

 

oi’ Riverside avenue. who 15‘

spending her vacation at her porentnl i ‘

 
 
 
 

 

"of

‘iT's A MIGHTY GOOD JOKE
it man thinks nomullmos, when
he oiforo his Mend it trout oi
interior whiskey uml tolls him
it in one of tho implllhl‘ lll‘llllflfl
,, from Magnet (v Flynn‘s. He will
_ ‘ who the stun-mom and» tho
.~ whiskey or wiuow‘ with n urnln
unit." Ono; fine hrnndn. ,
.omomh, pure nnd‘woll aged
wines and Chicken (‘ork whis-
key nre too well knownio do:
f‘oivo anyone on an inferior
brund. You always get it pure

 
 

' through 5. hotter duty than thin one.
do tho hepatic chamber the electric"

 

‘ during the surn‘mcr ot the lost scallion ‘

‘ their shirt alcovch and wielded pnlm _

~ token, and utter thé bill to dive the
‘ governor the right to remove inferior .
‘ ‘ executive cocoa for canto had been

" defeated. Senator Spellncy tried to

, bill reading from the governors in-

 
 

. low of 1997‘ sure the executive ,povvor
to remove" these odicers for cause.

 
 
 
 

, power vested in the governor to re.

_ lamrnhlo report

‘ thu committee report

.mirrnono, July vérrobahi‘y no
connection» legislature over not

 

ions which inane dondliiono tolerable
were not in piece 5nd senators out in

leaf fnnn. one members held utteri-1
itch to business ondt‘it was 1155th
,2 o'cloolt hotel-5 itdiournuient W55"

have the senate reject the commit
tees uninvorable report 55d pose the

nugnral where ho had asked” for this
power. Bonnier Juneau said that the

“Mr. Spellnoy claimed there was no

move the state highwny commission-
er, nor could he remove any of the
county commissioners and the counter
cited the {not tlnit a number of oyster
men had petlgm‘zod the governor to;
remove Shell rug Commissioner G.“

.Wnido. of Bridgeport on the
ground thanho bud vdeedcd several
acres of natural oyster grounds to
private parties. The charge in thiul
inntnnco‘ in that behind not properly}
cured for the state's interests.
Similncy claimed that the governor?
wanted power to roach just snob in g
stuncou as there und it was not right}
for the committee to bring in on no‘
The oennic, how i
cior.‘ did not take Senator Spellacy's
view or the matter and it occupied
This was in

 

concurrence. ,
_ investigate ice Supply.

The committee which is luventignhl
in“ the cost of living and to iind out ,,
if thorn have boon combinations in;
renirnint oi (rude and [or keeping up;
prices, this afternoon hogan lntjulry‘;
into the qunlitv and sources of the:
loo supply. Most members when
they rend the notlcc thought it
savored of 5. joke. The temperature;
in the governor's office ill. 2. 30 this;
nilornuou Will! 97...“ the nor al
temperature inst winter in this 5 out

 

and velvety from

Mag net 8. Flynn

. Quick Agate Delivery Everywhere,
Phone 542-4 ‘5 . .

 

 

The report ot‘thc ‘

 

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‘MOULDIEIR PROOTRATED all ‘l’HB ‘

W“ overcome ’l‘iy‘ the heat our main ‘

 

We have 6 Intro stock of high grade fresh mined Cool readyio deliver

for next winters comfort. and We 35
price.

HARRIS 81

Telephone

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'5 IS Good for
PHOTOGRAPHS

5 larger one (or training.

‘ ’ Q. 3-‘ N0 RT “'3‘:
75 Waubinniou at.

55% wuvuocu too: LIFE uv

IO! POM!) AT OGRANTON. PA.

SOMNTON, PM. July 5~Four wait
to...» at the Hotel Moadowaide. Mt.
Pocono, wot-,5 draw 55 yoctorday in an
too who mm the hotel. Two other
waitroiloa one reached unconscioui.
The 555d are:

Annie Grain. and 18. Olr‘phont.

name droid, used 22. but mm. ,,

Catherine M. toughlinm 515d ill.

Plttslonv .
Mrs. Little Bouilon,’
'i‘hroop. ‘

”my... WM

Cali And examine our cool before you loovo your order olncwhore.

This Coupon With $1

1! presented bopPoro July 31, 1911

FOUR CABINET

.j in foldoro.‘ Fifty canto oxtru will give

South Norwnlk

 

nrantce outlafactlon no to quality and

GANS CO.

58 Water Street

 

 
 
 

 

Pho‘tocrapher»

 
 
 
 

“ bassomcthing‘ ‘,
to‘say about *

 

 
 
 

EAOLKB TO HAN; OL‘AMIAKQ.‘ t

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at aohmldt": draw “9“.“ dill.

the w troot quarters. 'l‘hroo or»

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

‘ Monotone». owner or the launch Mr.

 
 

‘ ~Nn‘lly. 5.! _.
The party started out oorly in .3115 I,
owning and wont '5bcut noun; they

Norwaik Aorlo m Brloudn to .do‘ihor

Noriw‘ahl Anna. No. air. mm: ~‘~
Ordiir urination. met last evening in :w ,

(won present the difference was quite
lumrkcd. l

in optic of Senator Judson'e canon;
lion that there would be no redib-f
tricting the committee having this.
matter in hnndvmet in the senate unto:
chamber and went over boundary}
lines of the proposed new diotrlcla.‘.
Representative Butcher of New Lon-§
don has 5 map drawn up on behalf or
the Democrmo. Slate Chairman Kon-
cnly. of the Rennbilvnn committee was
at the capitol today. as the rediairlch
in: is one of the most important men»
sures under consideration.

 

HAD A BAIL ON THE SOUND.
Empoyn of OoKIyn'o Bakery Wont
Around the island and Vinitcd

‘ Roton'PoiM.

It was 5 fine night last evening tori
thoboct ride. which a numborot the
employee or DcKlyn‘s bakery and their
friends took. “it all. report that the
nail W55 55 due native print. The par-
ty numbcrod eight find was compound
or both young iodion,5nd young frantic.
men. Thoma who wont wore James

and Mrs. Jamel Cook. Mica Ethel Mug-
ncr. tho Mines Clara and Rove Nllte'
ford. Min: Nolile Duffy and Neil Mc-

imon'y pretty ioinhdu during the marina

O. OM“ but

M SONNENBERG

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Terms Will meet _
your approval " 1;

- mission?

if,

tar—w... nut-

PORT CHESTER
court-i NOQBWAi-K. .'

‘ ‘ How occur PAINTING ,
“'your onto? _
overhauling? Wheels? \ew trim

mingc or slip covers
wrong with the engine or tra

you the next time your cat
_quireu attention. ‘

pert auto mechanics and und
stand all makes.

W A. Hanford

42 NORTH MAIN ST.

MERRILL
Summer School Opens

SESSION 8 A. M. TO 12 M. REDUCED

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

104 WashmgtonS‘ ‘

 
 
 

 
 
 

Top or body hood :,
Anything
Let us dgule wi

“e are

 
 
 

RATES

 

 
 

 

 

0. B. Jaciks‘on

optici‘an ‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

55 WALL STREET
nonwnut.
' PHONE 455. .

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

light nod then visited Boron Point for j
ultimo. Later they, rumblirlmd and .

‘55 mooted"

 

 

 

ELMEB E. 0A8!

Toquet Special Motor

The latest and most careful?
in the make-and break. two-cyci
All parts are exceptionally W

W. R. THOMPSON

access. and can be adjusted with l:
moving engine from founded 7‘

model
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Single Cylindor .
Rated '

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

rip Man-53m" Wines.

1 dial:

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