fill Lfldd‘e,
in Mo‘soiilo Building. soon;
.0
no a .
one cordially Invited. _
rid Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
do.
or chapter. N0. 3!. R. A. M. ..
_ dots in Masonic Building. South
i street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays oi
oath—duly and August ex-
"at 8 o ’clock. All Royal Arch
s cordially invited. Thaddeus ,‘
? H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
5—9“
,ANTB’ AND MANUFACTUR-
" 8' ASSOCIATION
"ranl: W. Hadley, Secretary
thew Corbett. Treasurer
'ENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE'CALLS
32 News Department
" wBusineSs Department
(Branch Office, Norwall:
Editors Residence :
ago-City Editor’s Residence
‘ W1.
TER FAMINE IN CONNECTICUT.
e intense hot and dry weather of
list» week has giIeu new intelest to
he more and more serious water prob
iniin‘ConIIectlcut. There is reason
0' believe that‘the condition this year
nurse than it was lost your and that
‘ is steadily growing worse each year".
oouer or“ later It movement will have
s be started in this state for the con-
_ Nation of mutual resources. At the
sent rate of. destluotion n famine
Minot be for oil and shut the conse
helices of that would he ought to be
arent to oil.
‘It is amazing the extent to which
4) rightful citizens—that Is, citizens
boughtiul In other II III 8 Waste water
libwlhg. as they Qllglllklo knou. that
b supply In consldombit reduced and
‘Ithot the sneexns and more are run
inn mole or less drI and may con-
lune to do so TheI seem to think
bolt the Lou! will pimldo at just the
right moment and that them Is 110,th
mediate necessity of helping llim out.
irufiWaterhurI, whole them had been
ohsiderable Iigitolltln over‘the look of
debts for their lawns and no pnymont
mode, though one of the things that
he bit) has to blue in under to supply
be City with wntei is mom» to get II.
The water oompnny in that (liy lo the
property of t goIern‘ment nnd It is
quite likely th Ilew is too commonly
held that the government always has
way of getting what it wants
1. personnliy‘hmo IIeIeI lihod the
meter s} stem of supplying hotel. It
lids seemed to 1nd thut water plays
. to reduce it to o. motor qunntlty
w id do more harm than good. But II
reeling oi men that important uhnrno
{tor folio utterly to the mound when ii
filtuietion arises in which through care-
atwentieth. Ignormioo and Indifference
o nlternnIIVo is u cruel water Inni-
file. - And where II city owns lie own
tor supply them should be no health»
onto adopt the motor system. Pri-
‘o companion hesitate to use it no
i being misunderstood illitl mis-
, outed. but they. too, will be com-
' ~ ed" to lull back upon that form oi"
ction unless'tho communities of
it?“ awake to the dangers involv-
lie people or Waterbury should
poop III the experience of Nov-
_, hut yesr und nroilt by it «widow
Herold.
W .
”108, F. rnM. n. .
Ithpiyrwnter ls used freely by root '
ouch n tremendous pint in ciIllizeIl lilo .
not To run FdINT ‘
omen demol- snysfl'fion-
llotiefe ambition no given '
' Moraine are popular: .
the insurgents In Wash» _
b.
Who brings delight to daddy’s
breast? 4 a J
‘ The baby”, ‘f
Who always 15 a weloorne guest?
The baby. >
What Icooing, laughing, profiling
mite .
Is king of all the household
there,
And keeps its parents, day end
night,
Divided .‘twixt joy and despair?
' The baby.
For what does daddy toil all tidy?
The baby.
And mothers wear their live:
away? '
The baby.
What little dimpledirosy face
Dispels the gloom when days
.. are drear? ,
What tiny tbddler on the place
Becomes» more lovable and
" ,z" dear? .
t ' . él'he baby.
W'hat brightens every home each
hour?
~ The baby.
What is the household‘s sweetest
flower?
The baby.
What little hand leads sturdy feet
In paths of right along l'ifes
way? ‘
Who makes the journey smooth
and sweet
' With love and sunshine, every
day?
, The baby.
The baby.
plan?
The baby. .
0b. home is but a dreary spot,
' A desert on the plains of life,
i
suite--
The baby.
gates Express.
‘ TheBayr
Who is the future “coming man?"
'And for whom do we dream and
Unless there dwells that tiny tot
To cheer it through the daily
on; A. Drininiltool, in Los ”Am”
It?
I
. docks at New rum,
all everybody is haPPY.
~, 'I‘Thousands of them—«there seems no limit The crowds comé
‘ end the crowds :go, and they still keep coming—and best Of
Tomorrow, Next Day
and the Day After, until the Sale winds
upwill he the Same Story of
« Bargains .
Here are a Few Examples of what we offer
Women s
Petticoats
In many pretty and
I'eguinr $1.50 value
IV ‘ k’ac
.129
less than ".50
69¢:
" Underwear
Mode with do» dounoo ol‘ em-
broidery; regular II 00 value
' Night Gowns
«styles. handsomely trimmed;
, Lot of Women's
Cortet Covers
III II number at good siyiosmeir
ninr 250 and 29d values
Lot of lilorsets
including. oil the nodular makes,
styles that never retail for
effective
terns. oil pure linen;
31.25. YARD ~
890
Table {Damask
Full blenched.’ handsome Del.
regularly
iToweis and
, Toweiing .
Crush Toweling
1000 yards extra heavy Linen I
Crush Towellng: latte qual-
lty. YARD
I.
84c
Huck Towels
‘Exrrn large also. good. quality
with red borders; regularly
lilc'. EACH ‘ g .
he
more...
. and Laces
I! you have need for buy or these
don’t fall to come tomorrow
tor! the best values of the sole.
Jinan 8“ 183 EMBROIDERED
Fl .OUNCIVGS. various pub
terns; $1 vnlues. YARD
, 59c
HAMBURG enemas. 25c vnl-
nee. YARD
18c
TORCHON LACEB AND IN.
SERTIONS: values from 7 to
tile. YARD
3i:
I AIno-skeag
Apron "
Ginghams
Best made. worth 90, YARD
II
Unbieééhed
.Fnii yard wide; value 10c. PER
Muslin
5340‘
3
640
Another lot of A I’ II 0 N
CHECKS, special. YARD
Se‘
BEST AMERICAN PRINTS.
worth 8c; YARD
4160
Full yard wide. 12m value PER
; Fruit of the .
Loom Muslin
73/40 ' - .
Wash Dress
Goods
STANDARD Doses emu
RAMS in pretty plaids and I
stripes; always sold at 1235c
yard.
3
84::
Lot of PRINTED LAWNS. exceie
lent variety of designs. YARD
3‘/2c
' ' Notions and“ ".
24-yard piece COTTON TWILL
Lot of FANCY PILLOW: TOPS.
, values to 500. 9c ea.
Lot of BEL-TS. all styled, values ,
ZOO-yard spool Q. N. T. COT-
Smali ’Wares
ED TAPE. 9:: piece.
to 50c. 18: each.
TON.“ regularly 50. 3c spool:
Women's ,.
Waists .
Lot or line ~ Lingerie Walsts,
prettlly trimmed with lace and
hand embroidery; Dutch nook.
klméno sleoIo modelli: all .
sires; $1.50 vuluo
9st
Women’s
Regular 81.25
.fi‘ .blnck und“whlto,
Gloves
“Kayser” Gloves,
one oi the overcast things.
all sizes,
PAIR ' .
79c; T
moon our DOCK Mention. .
Limo Battleships Require Additional
Facilities for Making Repair...
WASHINGTON, Jilly Zita-HA! nettle
ships are built largo warmer yder
the Navy Doberman may recommend
to Congress the construction II! o
mammoth drydoek at New
Yorlv or
biorioih exceeding in also any naval
dock In this country. Tentstlve plane
for the dock contemplate a
one thousand toot. nearly
motor than any American duel: built
or b‘ulldlns: 'e beam at 110
Were the bettlolhipo mi.
enough to accommodate t
Arkenms ready tor commission at the
present time titer would not be I door
at any American new . is?
Ionsth o!
200 not.
toot. the
width of the Pollen): Canal. end a
' , depth of 84 foot.
mind rind
situation. however, will be met. «before
these ships are oohnploted by the new
iPuroi Sound. undone
harbor soil A.
are rapidly promoting with their
work. They are leveling tip the roach
[days and Borders.
{wide ’
_ biota} Mention or other non: con:
IRGAO WORK "consume. .
The force or mental work open the
trolley rand from Pleat Swompnnd
the Normlk town has to the eastward
bod oi the tin} and putting. in new
the whorot 9 old one: need replacing.
The not); has basin progress now
for some time and the reunite ot’ the
eitorts expended upon It are cull: up
limit in Poet Sworn» lute been dug out
{root the road. where the automobile
trains hail hourly hurled it. and is now
in use when ours pm hero on the
twenty minute schedule. need on his
PIIIPIITUAI. FEDERAL INJUNO.
a.» IONII Iflf'hl‘, ‘
SAN met It norm
urhntm vim Vial, in no ruler
Stem Ciroutt; gun. he”! made hellish;
i . Motion (rented never-
hing the Guillermo
mongoos-
parent. The When at tho trawler :
ATTELL REGAN FIGHT A DRAW-
SACRAMENTO. Ooh. July to .-—Mon-
to Attell and it than fought 20
rounds to a draw ore last night.
ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGES
' Mrs. William M. Betta, oi durum
wood svenno, proved a. most delight-
lul hostess yesterday when she enter-
tained II low-friends at her home It a
bridge party. The indict enjoyed
themselves throughout the afternoon
with the card playing and later,
treshmentswovo served. which else
proved especially planning. The the
prize winners were Mrs. David W. Ray»
mood. Mrs. Manuel '1‘. mm. and litre.
blister Hyatt.
m
, .1 _ ' "
wmoe oeornov mum,
tr ooh belt Intuition that thighii‘ii
fwlu‘do' or the post rumored: h
‘utrovod between 30 end '40 per. (391
oi the growing aphid and pour erupt;
Experts blew the I
N can; holds were men
Wind end will he preotioslly u toti‘d
\l‘t $6,000 worth of dismond rill”
,bsbllity be In the hands or the who
”any. D ' ’
BUFFALO, July title—«A eereiul nur- ’
ray of the modern and Orlando coon-r.
gate too. “its ,
i clear by on ‘
HAVE A. CLUE TD JEWELRY
THIEVIS. .,
W
New York Police Believe They Will
Soon New: Driver of Automobile
in the Cm.
NEW YORK. July 26 "The most
promising clue so tar. as to the idem-
tlty or the three armed men who
killed Adolph Stern, o le'weler's clerk.
and escaped In art nuwmobilo’filthl"
saint-day night. was unearthed by dew
tectlvos recently. While the nature at: '
this clue to not ’revesled. word w
liven out at police headquarters
the our and to: driver would in pl
Detectives have room! the would
who not in the store III: the time,
the shooting. Her name In; he
made public, but it It» and st
' ~ hummer» that one on in Intel:-
n e leattlmeto mend ind vi tree.
‘ 2
In out not; an aceampiioo o the?
«one.
Norwalk Chronicler