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‘« a guest at the 1‘os1dence 01 Mrs. Sarah 1‘
Browng , f » '
W“ ‘ , 9
' Mrs. Molvlnu Wheeler, ‘0: idol-walk. ’
‘ 1 is 111111111111; two Weeks in town with
taco or C‘apa Double Price.”
1- dont per Insertion.
In Blank-
E‘s-‘1‘. 01111.90:
. $5 per week; Ap-
.1 Nor-walk. 125 31;
'tsting tags. ex-
‘325 3:
EL—
524 iii
WANTED—ALL AROUND MA-
.clilnist. W Miller. 136 Water 331)
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WCHARIBERMAID
rail oi, 111011199 st. .
wANT£D-~A MIDDLE AGED W0-
man to not as nurse and housekeeper
[an invalid lady. Good walrus and
nomad-ont- position. References: ro-
fired. Addross Homo, Nor-walk host
09
SPECIAL. SINGER SEWING .MA—
chino inducement during July and Aug
not 10.311115 in the R at G corset motor-1
(lull evenings. Singer 81019.15 Ruli-
road Ave 3111 (it
"WANTED'JI'O our, 1.1.1. some '
of cattle. Boat market prices paid.
9% to lilo 111. for calves ll. Fried-
. mun, South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
11191111
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(Continued from First Page.)
“roll hofioy‘al Nova Scotiu Yacht Club
:‘9I1‘ 1:30 11. 111.. today, apparently
duo-Winner 913 the contest. it had been
led that tho winner“ a time would
lilo 91llout sixty hours, but the Coraline
was iconsidsrsbly under this estimate.
covering the 563 miles hslwos‘u Groves-
oélid gills)? And Halifax in exactly 57
hours. Several hours alter tho t‘urfo-
lluo'll“urrivhl nothingliad boon seen
0! oithor oi hor rivals, the Buupshot
111.1110 ‘thg Brunei. There Was 01in
a row'miuuios dinosaurs in the time
ulioivhuoos of those lines boots. The
Trams, which was the scratch bout of
the four or all that still led from Graves
and Buy, withdrew from the rims
oomoivhulo in the iiclnity oi illooit
island.
The lost hurt of tho Carolinou trill
ill: “made under most unluroruhls con-
oil‘s. Yolthrdu‘y nitol‘noou tho wind
in from tho uouthuuai. lucrooslug
ouuily as tho night cums on and
H
" 11 ii trumunduuo sun all along 11......
,l‘uultihl subsorvatlon dil'hoult but the
downpour 0? rain whiuh homo lulor
loam soil hurrying
Entering tho
ills
122 at ‘
TO LET
TO LET—~F‘IVE ROOMS. 55' SPRING
St. Inqulro Mrs. R Tariov, Taylor
Avie. . ‘ 31129 of,
T0 LET—~A HOUSE AT 8 HAN-
ford place, first 0001‘, live rooms and
bath. Inquire on premises.‘ 122 31.
1T0 LETwFROM AUG}. 1, 12-30011!
house. Grove St, all improvementslo-
room house, Woodward Are" all im-
prm omonts. Houses for sale on easy
payments. Charles E. Hoyt.- at South
Nor-walk T1 not 00.1 1. . J27 ti
TO LET~SEVEN~ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements, Lincoln Are. In-
tuuire United Grocery Co. 1311'
110 LET—BRICK HOUSE 011‘ ELEV
on rooms, all onvenlenoos, 23 Union
St. Apply to 9 Batch 8: Bailey Co. ..
Water: St, South Norwallr. 1012 it
To LET—HAMILTON AVE. 11th
of two—family house;- ll rooms. and 6-
morn list; all implovemsnts; good con-
dition; 0110 block from railroad station.
Joseph It. Taylor. 1113 tt
LOST 9 9
‘LOBTwA BUNCH (ll-“1 KEYS: A
brass Nol-wnllt File Department key
among them iii-word for return to
Ollloor (‘hmies Page Nors’aih police
force. 3251M
LOST—"Latin" S STERLING Bil..-
vor purse. Reward for return to Sun
itsl'y Lunch Room, South Norwulk.
12:) ll
LOSTwellRlNDLE BULL TERRIER,
' at or near Roion Point. Finder please
communicate with Box 353, South Nor-
walk 1251i?
LOBTMPLAIN GOLD BRACELET,
Roman finish; initials £1.91. hi. to B. 0.
6.. '06. Howard (or return to Mrs..A.
19. Francis, 4 Toilos St.
- Wm
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FOR 00009 WORK AT A LOW
Ill-loo, let me give you estimator on
your painting and honor banning. John
Fountaino. south Norwulk. Tolsph uno
oonuectlon. 9 , 1196
.LAWRENOE. NURSES REG-
tail-y. 19 Haviirlnd s1. " iii! 9t
P107098 FRAMEQ MADE so on:
dor. Largo variety of mouldings. Prio-
es roas’hnohis. Moi hoard. lists. om.
At tho old sstabllshod from shop. in
thhlnxton 8i... unstair‘s. out!
MAUI-1’0. MODERN «GOODYEAR.
hoot‘ond silos rsosil‘ snob. All kinds
custom mods work. Fit and oomiort
1111111101001! 88 Walt Washington at
nlsodsbaunous
IADEMLL AT AMUSEMENT
rut-11,, Frids'y‘, July 21st. Namath vs
Wort/urn Bloomer dirio. 'i‘iuirotu”M 2m.
1 WIEIII iIlllIIllIS
sohvnnnho'rion.
M
Illsll‘ioi {it Nor-mull. 11,, P11111119
oust, duly lbtll.
sluts oi 1111111119111 1111111111., lots or
0 round in slid dillt‘riot deoeasod.‘
ho (loud. oi Probes» for lilo illstrist
11th ion ltod and allowed
omtho dots 130ml roi-
4 high. fol-ills,
FOR SALE.
F011 tsunami-mm. BUILD-
lug: lots, 31150 to 90001 1 inquire Robert
F. Soslzi, mu obtain and insurance
ogent,liowh1fton,¢onn. 9, 9' 125 lit
FOR SALEw—MUSlC TEACHERS:
Anithlns you want in sheet music.
The M. Steineri 81 Sons (30.. 18 South
main 8b.. South Norwaik. J25 3t
FDR SALEmSPh-‘Olnh DURING
July and August. It will buy you so
buy your piano now. A call at our
stow will oblivious you. The 11.5mm-
ort & Eons 00.16 South Main 81..
South Norwalk ‘ . 121131;
FOR SALE—«AM COMPELLEU T0
sacrifice my besutiiul upright piano.
now in storage in South Noru‘aik Cost
now $3259; will escrlu’co; must be sold
bolero August 1. Will mount monthly
payments Address Reliable. oats
Sentinel odioo. South Norwalk 1‘ .125 ill;
FOB BALE—«LAUNCE. 22 FT 131'
5 12 11.; 3 h l) Pulmor engine. Ros
sonohle Address Launch, this 01990).“
FOR SALEwZO-FOOT PALMER
launch. .3 1-2 h, 11.: first class condi-
tion; 3100. Also hall-gallon gasoline
tank with automatic pumu, chem). Ill-
quil‘e Darion Launch Works .192 lit
BARGAIN—«iiEAUTIFUL SMALL
moat artistic stouo residence on 110111
ton Rood botwoou South Norwuik and
Stumfol‘d. and one acre laud; very
about), 86759. P. 0. Box 143, Dorian.
Conn. 119 61
FOR SALE—MHEAI’. UP-TO-DA’I‘E
meat market. lino location in city; gold
mine for hustler. Present owner so-
los into other business l‘houp rant
Loose it Wanted. Address Market.
euro Sentinel. 124 iii
FOR BALEi—«lll ACRES. PIECE 9911
per acre (tho iii‘loo oi loll yours will:
molly wooded. 2
miles lrom mum. lino views; $200
cash balance any way «116111111.
Worth 8250 per acre. No mono like
this. Lowrsnos Agency, iii South Main
31. 524 31
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Illl'l'lll PIIIIT ““8
The water wits ostrsnioly rough. last
oioht.,bslos oven more violsllt thug
the night bolero. The waves carried
ovarylhln; with them, and the beach
at lioton Moist suitorsd oven more
than it had on tho prsvlouu occasion.
Tho till-u rollohod up in under the both
in: usviliou.
Tho tumour“ Ithosd's Marionoltos
still-l. their napalm- iiori‘ormonoos at
tho hotoi. todllr Tho columnar sun
rm itiij os‘u stairs, sooool‘y sud maul.
lilo oroholiuo and tho usrior’msnou is
will Worth seeing. it sill be at this
Mi hoist oil this iii-ooh, giving horror-m»
1 amiss during the sitorlluou and ovari-
loll.
W
Thu rum. dildos brought an out
11111611 from “our ”York our to lioton .
rout. lulu. morning. The bot-lulu hud-
s grout adult limo, 111111111111 11111 rout
that thou- 1111111111311 was rather 1111111.;
This strong hrssso malls ills not
our blood to ha in and tho mull-1
l-‘l'
9‘ milliliter
M—
Running water is being added to the ‘ 8
house equipment at Mr; and Mrs.
. Frahlt Bennett. ‘ ‘
T. libhderahot, who contemxilatod
moving. to Indians; has decided to re- 1 ‘ '
> 1 vortiaemenis on. this mo. Twenty-Five Words Or Less, Silo——
Tunas, 50c —‘- Earth Addition Word. '
main in town.
Mrs. Charles Barrios is entertaining
hor mother rmm Ridgoiield and sale:
1mm Stanford.
l-‘l‘odarioii 111nm: South 110111111
was an over- -Sunday guest of his aunts.
the Miuaes Storm. '
A number 0! the due Hereford cat-
tle at Norlisld farm have been sold
to color-town hartiés. ‘
. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradley wars
week-sud guests oi Mr. and Mrs. C; E.
Coley. of Chestnut Hill. ‘
Mrs. D. 0. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. (l. H.
Soodsid. Miss, Grace Scoilold, spent
Saturday in Bridgeport.
W .
Miss Ethel Lockwood and Miss Pon-
noll return this owning from a low
duys’ visit in Rowaylon, ,9
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Mr. and Mrs. William Aim) and
daushiors‘. lsi't town ”1131.11;- aitor a
two wosks' visit in tig’s‘n.
Mrs. irons Downs le‘it town yesten
1 do) after spending a few weeks with
her niece. Ml‘i John Smith.
Misses Maude and 111an Lockwood
uro unending a low dais w'ltli their
grandfather. J. ill. Lockwood. '
(ll-urge Godfrey “ and family. or
llriduspon. spent Sunday-with Mrs. M
J. Simon and Mrs. M. E. Godfrey.
111-1. William banned and child ro-
lurnod to 1301,1101 )‘ebterday alter a tow
duys“rislt with Miss Minnie Kennel.
Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Godfrey enter-
luinod a large auto party of Bridge-
poll. guests at iholr summor home.
Saturday amnion.
'I‘llo Woman’s Rollo! Cérps or Buch-
lnlillnul Post. (I. A. it. of Norwslit.
will spend li’ednssdsy with hire: A. E.
Turner. 0! (loom: street.
"mum-um
Mrs. C. E. Voucher has mini-nod to
(ll‘oonwioh Her littls son remains in
won for a visit with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farris.
Georgetown. -~
Mrs. J it. Andaman has token an.
owl (Sit;- poopis to bohid tor a 1119
works. -
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Miss Winstanly, oi 111111111. 19.3..
was dis snort oi hills bells Willisms
lilo mh. , 1 9 1 9,1
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bliss Mill-lo lisusdlot; oi 'Norwalli,
was Miami. 0! - no» 311. llslooill all
oi lust would ,
Eli-ward 11111111111. of Now York
sin». also in toll in would, looking
KID son‘s AT 1111.101 Filaillosi.
«‘
Mot-i lookin- Are Pisfitlfdlly Node.
Kid belts are playing iihlte an impor-
tunt role in ‘the costumoll or the do:
Evory once in 9. while they return to
favor and now and then they drop into
tho commonplace. Just now they are
at the 10p of fashion.
All sorts of shapes and colors and
now devises have been inrontod to
moot the popular. demand. Patent
leather In white and black is by no
means the only cholto. Suede has
coins into high favor. colored dull
loathsris popular and black ,corded
belting. which is stiffened with crino~
lino. lined with inflow and edged with
black velvet or gold galloon, is among
tho noioltles.
It in honor novor to but any tout-h
or mini on ovary-day bolts, so the gold
gsllo‘on should ho reserved» for such
girdles as can he Worn With dross); al~
tornoon frocks. it does not go ‘well
oven with the Norfolk iackots that
have ooiinr uud coils of toilets.
Metal buckles mo usé'd in plenty.
Sliver, plain or chased. is buck ill fash-
ion. und oblong iramos 9 gold are on
ooodingly good looking.‘ Fanciful buc-
_klos or thoso made or rhinestones or
set with colored stones am not used
on belts: they ars kept for fabric
girdles out on gowns that are worn for
house occasions.
One of the new kid belts, which is
in black and colors, especially the lat-
ter. is made into a novelty by the ad
dition of on obi bow at the back. This,
you know. lithe “small, authors-worn
by the Japauoso geisha girl. but when
itis out on‘ the American leather bolt
it is vastly reduced in proportion and
somewhat resembles tho pump how
which we wear on slippers. , -
Thurs is some dtlomnt to loin-into
tho ooinlsd buckle at tho back or the
bolt, but it does not go. it looks very
wall on satin Whlhii is ill-round into a
5 111101 with ash odds at the 11.14.111.111
is too crusts for any kind or leather.
The host buckles [or everyday hsltr
It'll 01‘ white haul-i ‘smoliod purl and
9010111 1.1111... . .
The latter have boon brought into
11111111011 by tho mauuladtursrs 0! shoes
who ‘dsoldod that they. would ho this»
smartest kind or buckles for this soon
morn hump and so they hair‘s proved
Thu bolt is at odd lishiou to be i114
Madurai st 11 sumo when ills umpire
or urination waist orsvalis. but iii-b-
on is 1-1111st dominant. The ball 0110- I
momma» utensil-lo WHITE.
Donia or Gowns, However, Are Pret-
uiy viii-loo.
Thai-9o ls.a'f positive also-for white
gowuing, says the Paris oorrespondent
of the New York Tribune. One Would
appearance of 11 large gathering of Wo-
man, but by a multitude of little details
the gowns are pleasantly varied; one
may possess several white costumes
not in the least resembling each other.
A cool and skirt oostume, oi! any ma-
ioi‘iul, may be absolutely untrlmmed.
save for its facing! and a tow buttons.
01 the sums material and shaped on
tho some lines, it'may be elaborated
into oxtrolne elegance by. quantities
of soutochs braiding, lace insets. Eng~
llsll embroidery and coarse embroidery
achieved by heavy white voile, em-
hroidery or baliaio‘ may be varied into
absolute -contl‘asis by s belted lace
ascent ‘or one made of plain or striped
silk.
Tiny silk copes pulled and vfriiled
with their own material exactly alter
the manner or n couple of generations
alto are‘aiso worn with those White
dresses. in root, oneoannot go astray
in the matter or a shoulder-oovsrlng.
li‘ooaris are set aside; these are quite
demons, except in the case of summer
tnrs,’and even than the long. extreme-
ly wide strip 1o! for is curved“ into man-
tlo form by an ornament in the middle
lot the back.
For the oountry and seashore wear
are now costumes of heavy yellow and
brown striped cotton material. The!
are amsltly made with straight hulls.
but not extremely scant. shirts and
hip-ion: coats out on lines as straight
as those of the skirt. Plain brown
lines or hoary white pious is used 101‘-
ratings. Tho hoard-brimmed hots
worn with them are covered smoothly
with "a crosmoolorsd linen think: and
Mild with blank trivial. With such
sows purosolll of small figured cro-
oharmins. 99
Little e'ishtosnth osotur‘y gowns or
dark and light, shades 0: 01101111111111;
toifotil uro'sptloailng in their shopli-
oily or line-11 simplicity not oaullv
reached diluent by Wilton mass and
shill. Thoy are qdaintly bdojomlnt‘.
thus iit‘tlli‘ gowns with their soitly
and solids and but , or 09er vs»
not ho mil-11‘ with briudos’s Iitirts no ~
Muslim bloussl‘li but it is 1111410 on oas- 9
pious lroulis and on a This numbsr oi
think it would cause a monotony in the ‘
thing, ‘elthor. ‘
.1011... with 11 wide black border are 1
belted rind hushed round waist lines; 1
of pale pink chiffon, complete it with ,
wide ham or rosobud chinon at the ‘ “
and a deep helm of the rosoblid ,
ion. 0! course the ribbons would M
of plain pink. ‘
Moire paranoia with pigskin handle!
am made to slide into the most
pact shape, tho shade slipping «10“
into the handle out o! sight, and ya
the handle is not a hulily. uncut!!!
m
The smart new tailored belts in ion-1"
that with boss of tho aside are to 99‘
had not only in suede but also in tho.
glossy patent leather.
Blue lobolla. for window or 110ch
boos is very effective and until-llama?!
The color is unusually used in this‘
fashion and wonderfully attract 9%
with air hits or red brick house.
The Recreation Too ‘7"
, SEASON 1911.
Block ISLAND, every 311......»
810.50 and 911.50. ,
,ATL‘ANT1G JCITY Mondays, July 1?.
24, 31: August 14, 29: Sept. 11.
$22.00
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Mondays; Jill 9
17, ‘83; Allan“ 14,121. 28; 80M.
15
WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mansion. ‘Jul'y‘,
17: August 7, 14, 28. 92500..
BERMUDA, 5-day tours $23.50 up. .
day tours 837. 50 up. This rate from
New York. steamers soiling datum 1
My
ROYAL TOUR, Theodor. Aunusi‘lfi,
10-day trip.“ but all hotel seam
nations, $07.00
7111003111111 manna, Tum-y. Aw
"It '
Thrss tours” to Nova Scotti. Th9.
tours to Montml, Gillbln
White Mountains. Allow rates rm
Now Hsvo'n.
For the Now England Tourist, 0%
log all soon. all on Tim» A ,9
at dupot, or addmt Til-it RE
TION TOURIST GOMPA‘N
Hsvsmconn. T01. 1M
bouillon rials not:
On and Mini" smash Juno 2 ‘lsi
M).
1 the. Hui-Milt for Murillo
and Friday!
011. m. " ‘ ‘
”Egg,
Norwalk Chronicler