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SOCIETY NOTICES
[whammy Ann MANUFACTUR
any Auqom'rilou
Nehemiah Gandee, President
the-president, Charla-.5 Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
*Matthcw Corbett, Treasdror
EVENING SEN-TINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS ,
a-sze'ws Department
3—»Business Department
deranch Office, Norwhlk
‘ uEditor' 3 Residence
g-s—City Editor’s Residento
THE CHOLERA Sl‘TU'ATlON.
Notwithstanding the aomewlmt
alarming headlines in the newspapers,
guiding the presence of Asiatic choh
in in the United States, there is no
cause for ‘ulurm. In the first place.
(those luolinrgo of the quarantine sit),-
"tiohn are'thoroughly alive to their res.
.ponsihility, and, consequently, there is
lttle l'eur ol‘ muuy canes coming to
this country. In addition to the usunl
methods for preventing those suffering
with infectious diseases from landing
in this counm, the United States Pnlr
lie Nonlth and Marine Hospital Ser—
vice “has made additional rogulutiona
for. the present conditions, in that all
tesernge passengers dr‘i‘lving trom
tools that are likely to,” be infected
With cholera me subjected to liner/or-
lologlc muminution and detention un
_.;tlL such examination proves that they
two not cholera bacillus carriers The:
period oi oliserinilon has also been ex.
tended from "\8 to ion (loin. it should:
no remembered further, that' medlnnl
jdi‘dnce has so advanced that Even
' lioilgh tho epidemic did obtain it foot
hold in thin couniry, it could easily be
ntiolled, and tho individual Chaos
, ringed much hotter than would have
{icon the cam twenty-live your: ago To
r6peat, there is. no cause whatever for
:rtlarm .leIo Journal of tho llmmlcnu
odicnl Association, July 29 1911.
WWW-. -_..
RIGHT To THE POINT. . ~ ‘
wNnry Mount-ring has broken into
trolt‘a “400." She will now probab-
y‘huva on opportunity to meet Ml'
yous (iohhnwPhiladelphia .inquiror. ’
-' a.“
“in Connecticut and Muuuuohusoitu
‘ vorarwtlnylng logisihiuron nro gob
no tangled ii]: in their husineiiu
it would Nt‘i‘m only on hot ni‘ vio
I a could over adjourn ilioin.~——-l’rov-
hoe Bullétln.
J H ‘ «ml ' t
hon'u widow toiliifir dollur .thnt
nrly.,lovou the odor of a good
in A sign thithuhe in not only
dialed. but that aim has nlioul
[n no hor mind ihni no will hover
o to doom. Mflounton Part.
C M”
eddy nouns of the 1911 graduates:
yi‘ nohooln horn fillcilfilt] our»
(1 :2 low (without mo gottlhg
monoy on minor league) buxom
”SEWEWHMUOM Cournm.
«wow
Wilton. Womdm may not
inf to page More n camera, on
’l‘utt has lilll (than: made
E mat iimi. noun at tho
bromidout I0 tor mou-
onions on Half; shell
0lutna '
, Blue Fiah
, Chicken .
‘ " \Suladnx
'Cucumhero '
Sweet Potatoes ‘
‘ Brown Blend Parker House Rollo
Lobtser
watermelon
Corn on Cob
' Cigars" J suit Drinks!
'Another- amuging and pleasing tear-
.tura was the swing erected by John F. ‘
McMahon, and which was much on-
‘ idyed by the children and ladies oi,
the party.
posed of the officers of the council.
Nahum Defeatcfiouth NoMaik at
B'IIObl".
The Palaters' and Decorators‘ Union
. held their annual olamhnlio, Saturday. '
afternoon, at Schmidt‘s Grove, and
h om all accounts the unfair proved to
be- one of the best ever Tho bake
won enjoyed by all present.
Thero Were aixiydlve gentlemon
present, ll” of whom made the most
oi’lhe day’s events. The feature oi the
occuslon was the ball game between
it picked team from Norwnlh pitted
against it picked team from South Nor:
'wnllr. ”The former trimmed tho lutiox
b3 the score of ’l' to 4. The same unit
remnrkahlv 'well plumb l‘or amateurs
and turnlnhed the men with no and or
fun. ‘
The menu or the bake included such
palatable Wands as roast clams. chlclo
crackers and cheese,rlgurs, cigarettes,
coffee and other drinks. .
After the dinner had been consumed.
the men enjoyed in social time. in
which u. miss were the feature of onion
talumoni
The committee which had charge of
tho arrangements was made up of J.
lrviug ” Dunning. James Dowd and
George McCullen.
Phoenix Find Clambake.
“The annual olamboke of the Phoenix
Fire Engine Company othorwnlk was
held yoslordm in Hoimuno. Schmidt's
move in Cinnhury nun proved to be
the most successful ever held. There
worn about one hundred men present
and it was mind the moat enjoyable
ooonuion that the tire company has
over hold of any nature whntover
There was everything to out that goes
uith a clnmbnka, lobsters, olnmn.
oruhn. duh and oil the others... Water
melon helped wonderfully to top on
with, and it won early lutha evenins
When all unturned from rihoir fun.
dunno-no
OOWEB YACHTING .SEABON
OPENS. ‘
. downs or'wulou'r, July 31m
The (Bowen ynrhtiug neuron audited to.
day with periodic voucher and under
brilliant lllinpklos. wltlfintoront in the
moon koouor than over. ”The liriiiuh
royal family were 22mm on board
hut hiu mummy in not tuning and in
pig: moon with his turnout yacht Bri.
tannin.
King Altonno, or tannin, who is nito
mount with Queen Victoria on the
otlmr hand in taking. it prominont
yacht ilispnnin ,
who moon thin your hm: taken on
‘ u more immdtiondl gown. molds: -
Great Britain and tuning the other
nonunion moorland in no roam
in; the rotation but thorn rm ioivor
interim; yachts luminous.
‘ N‘Tomotoes ,
' White Forum“ ~
The committeo in charso was norm ;
PAiNTERS AT BCHMiDT'S GROVE. -
en, fpiuo finh,'loht;or, sweet und’ Irish "
p‘otiitpoa, suiadd, bread and butter, ‘
tho ioyui yooht Victoria und Albert.
hurt in tho yachting amt: with his “
my llama”. in! hummiunm.
*Mowin and Mandi. Edition, The .
WWW. NW. am». not! j
. am my Mm m m . ‘
mic We draw our? on? C ,
now $01116. mo mourn hot .
‘ Into my mum; roscbud mouth
The Smiling barber deftly hoolu
His finger, and pulls it awry
To get clad WNW 'in the
noon: : .
At either- corner, and he alto--
And“ give my head a scratch or .
tWO-
"Your head is very dirty, don’t
Ydu think you need a nice
shampoo P”
Then he says: “You need a milk
sage.” . .
But I irisiat that I do not!
And then he blisters my poor
face .
Within a towel reciting hot;
Then he insists I ought to have
A mess of main on my hair!
And that is why I hate to nit
Me in a barber’s cosy. chair.
And, ill the while the barber
breathes
His onion breath into my face,
And hooks his finger heath my
lip
And drugs my mouth all out of
2 place, ‘
A hootblo’ck nimble: at my feet,
And begs and beg: me with a
whine
To loosen up and come across
And let him give my shoes a
shine.
Because I do not mount a shine.
. ‘Bccauae firm: that harbor-‘8
hooks, ~.
Emue‘! want no diatom. and
Because my fine the barber
‘ crook. ....
Banana i are :0: go massage ‘
And want no ionic rubbed in
.. me!
I into to do it, but am forcld
To m a rainy rpm. in?
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wflouoton out A S I
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if. .
f a;
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, wounuu BELTS. an tindn.
”0 fiStnrtling Values.
Bargains that have the True Ring of Economy A
" ‘ ” New Things Added Every Day
p
Another Case :
oi Frmt of the
Loom Mushn
modelled. full pieces, all stand
uni oquality; regularly 1234c.
Buy Dresse‘ .8
:roMonnowAuo SAVE
money
Another. shipment of Lawn
Di‘ensea that are considered
YARD . . 1' ‘ $2. 00 value.
72c ' ' ' . 97c
Women‘a White Lingerie Dress-
ea; earlier lnthe season they
wouldsell for at learnt 35.98.
33.97
Extra. Special
Values In
Muslin *
Underwear
minim 3250 wnrrn horri-
OOA'I‘S. This sale bring: to
your door a most unusual of» .
Ming 0! Whit” Pettico‘ts' 25 down» The latest and best
rdriéty of firm; every an" thing in the market; value
worth 82.50. Your choice V 3150‘
970
51.4?
Nahum ILWNIGH'I‘ now-us.
An exceptionally good unsort-
mon’r oLWomon's line Nola-
ooolt Gowno. well made and
o ' .
Women s
benutitnily trimmed. All sizes. ' ,
9.70 Wants
Lot of 'Lingerleo and Lawn
Walnut We hnvo sold thou-
snnds of exact duplicates of .
those Wnlatn at 32.98. All
‘ standard makes, low or high
at one price. EACH neck models; a big assort-
390 ‘ I » ' 'meni.dislzes.h
~ 338*
Notions and '
i Small Wares
200 yd spool 0 N. '1‘. COTTON.
do spool.
Lot 0! BARRETTES. value»: to
250. do each. .
Lot of WOMEN‘S NECKWEAR
8min and Duran Collins;
vain» to 500. ”a «on.
‘ Women’ Crepe
Night Gowns.
Regular 50c CORSETS. Odd lot
.0! Women‘s Corsets. includ.
In; R e (ii. 0.13.. La Reina
and other noplunr million. All
Fancy White
Goods
Regular 35c values. This lot
comprises Mndru Waintinxn,
Cheolml mil Striped Dimitioe.
signal: annmka. one one»
Mmllnu. m. . YARD
'lZ’éc
all nylon; We value». lilo on.
Boat Arne-flood 1
Prints
3200 yards of new, bright, pretty L
prints; worth To. YARD. ,
4%c
. _
Lmen Crash
Bleached and unbleached, 18 .
inches wide. red and blue hor-
ders: fine for roller and hitch-F ‘
en towels; ' regularly lziéc.
YARD
8V2!)
Huck Towels
Extra large size, 20 x 40. made,»
‘ of Union Linen, neat rod“ bor- "
derrrnlue 121,42. EACH ‘
I Savings in ,
Underwear and
Hosiery
MEN'S' BALBRIGGAN UNDER-
WEAR, Shirts and Drawers;
25o quality
, 1%
“forums 25c srocutuos. A,»
plain Lisle Stocking In jet.
black. also tun color; all sizea. ;
190
WONGN'S REGULAR $1.25
Long Silk
Gloves
, Ono or the best values.,in thin
entire auto. Extra ,houvy \
quality; colour, black. white
and ton: on aims. PAIR.
Nor m2: «and it commotion
M also dam: will hint the ham
, m m m mm
Law all; residents mm to
inform hot- that She turd bani: WI-
filme to um nntroo in nrm partition
iv misinformed and tint liar stain
yill b9 1301113. In W pron“
WOMEN! going “WC honorary.
the city Ioitlemontr, help“ ,I
treat reform and hot-ho tho
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