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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 11, 1911 · page 4

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Filled
at the

138%.} Drquants

Prompt and eminent
service at all times.
Personal attention xiv. ‘
on to oil? pronoun on
work. ‘ W ~
Chairs topour trolley
patrons. Come. in but!
wait for your car;

BRIDGE PHARMACY

J. PARKER. Manuel

 

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Scott Benn. of Van Znnt street, is
visiting in Rackvillo and Hartford.

 

Yesterday, the weather was most de-
cidedly worm and many suffered in

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Albert Bergren, of Winfield street.
"is entertaining friends from Spring-
.fled, Moss.

 

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Miss Helen (.‘nnereri'n pet kitten

was run down- nnd tilled b* an auto.

mobile, yesterday niternoon.

 

George R. Van Astyne, prmu-letor oil
the Crescent. Laundry, is expected to;
return from lllork island, Sunday.

The weekly prnyor meeting of the:
East Avenue Methodist (.‘huroh was
held inst (ironing. nt whirh time llevfl
William W. Gillies preached.

Rev. (‘hnrlos J. Anderson orcupietl,
the pulpit til the Swedish CotigregnJ
tionnl Church, at the weekly prnyor
and praise service, which was held.

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The weekly prnyer meeting of the

last evening. Rev. Mater F. Reynolds
occupying the pulpit. unti pronhiitg.

ixMrs. Nellie (.‘oleu will lend the meal. ;
ing of the Young: 13(50llil335 Society at
Loyal \‘l‘oi'kers. which will he held iii,
-the Advent. Christinn t‘hurch on Sun-v
day.

The district CiOl‘i.’ in the. motor gon-
erator house wont on n strike. inst
evening, hut matters were ndlunted

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time not: nguit. tirhlun oh‘ thr- miuuten.

’ Monday with her stator, Mrs. l’loise,

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Advent Christian (.‘hurt-h was hold,‘

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again so that by this mornluzz. pnpnt

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Miss Mildred u‘regory in visiting

relative»; in The Norwullts.

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Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Sounders npont
last week with his brother nun family,
in Eilznlmth, N. .‘i.
Mrs. Edward Phillips, of (‘lrunimnu‘
nropuo, who has been horiounly ill, in
somewhat improved.

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Mrs. Clark and daughter, of liti'i'ltilo
lyn, no guests nt Edward Cook’s,
Chestnut Hill avenue.

Mrs. Jennings. of Southport, spent.

Grumman nvetino.

 

Mrs. George Boutou. of Chestnut
Hill nronue,npent Mondny with Mrs.
Lilley in East Norwnllt.

 

Mrs. Harold Phillips, of Nowtown
avenue, spent Monday with Miss llu-
boy. Academy street, Norwnlk.

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Mrs. Gninor and dnnghter, Miss Etlr
el (.lnlnor, of East Norwnlk, who form-
erly lived here, were culling on irionds
Sunday.

 

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Mr. and Mrs. Downing. of Nowtown.
nvenuo, enterlniuod their dnughlot'l

 

:nnd son and Mr. Downlng‘n i’nthrr, ”3i
ithe Bronx, New York, for the pustl

week. ;
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Mists Elmetln Downing, ol’ Nowtowu'

‘ nyeiluo‘ Who has been inking n month's

vacation. visiting with relatives, will3
leave ’ntvling, N. l‘., for home Sitturg
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.\ir.3nnd Mrs. llztwley. of Bridge-port.
were over Sunday guontn of her unr-
euts. Mr. and lllrs. (.‘nrtor, Nowtown
manner. They are also eniercnlnlug‘

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Mrs. iiohert Gregory nnd son Sllvill
Sunday at Mrs. Squires. linbm nvt-uutai
Nm'n'ttlk Mrs Gregory's ilfffihpl“3
(.‘hnt'les \Viilmott. and wife. of .\‘t.-w

.York. were, nis‘o Luouta for iiw tiny. ‘

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Slimlilllllllllilllj

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Connecticut Company _ Says ll,

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Manager ’l'om Murtln hon nrrnnged
for it return pnuw with the East Nor.
walk Cults to be played Silunduy. The
latter loam. \\lii.‘.t \rur benuiifuily
trimmed on H'uidui lust. is. determinod
10 llil‘ti- the illilit‘fi.

James Pnrlnr, proprlrtor oi' the
Bridge l’ltnruuuy. t’zioswl up hi.q nioro
yesterday nt‘teruoon. for no hour or
so, and pnld n ilying visit to ll. V.
Zlnhn~ tho lJnrlun drugnist oi‘ anm it.
Drlscoil. 3‘

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who were by the shore, inst
evening, were tho recipinutn of n rnre
treat in the Why of unturnl honuty.
when the hit; moon nosed its way from
the hunk of clouds. anhtlnn was a
ram treat, the \vntt-rn of the Sound ho-
lng as smooth no gluon, not it ripple
dioturhing the r-xpnuse.

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Everybody in welcome to nttehd the
lawn felt: to ho given til the homo of
Charioo El'it'fillll, at in (‘oro street. to-
night. Ll'lto S. ll. ll. of the Swedish
Conui‘rzzntlnnnl (‘hurvh is working
hard to rhino tho required nntouut for
a piano. A reuiurlinbly wolbnii’tod
man, u grnduute of Yule, looxpertod to
give nohort humorouo nddrono nppro-
jot-late to tho oouinlon.

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Mr. and hirh. .iohn l.‘liommodiou, or

Osborn ovouno, Wore tho guests or lib

war ii}. Ulises, oi ltownytouplnnt (Well-
Iw. While there they witttonnod tho
experiments of Ralph and Forout. (loan

and l’l'oston llnrl. on tho tinno bro<

thern' skimmer, nu apparatus fuflilv

nod alter the form or n rnlt. hut
..m'uoh lightfi, which in ntinchod to a
launch and tOWod ttround. it taken a
man of munclo and some dexterity to
retain his hold on this odd limit, on
it ahootu first one nidg nnd thou- the
other and in more tlin'p hull tho timo"
under wnter.

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The roaldontn ol Onborii nvonuo am
praying thnt.‘ Selectinnn Joined A
hmwn. who has 'ordored n cnt‘lond or
oil for the Knot Norwnlk otroetn, will
‘rnot neglect them on the occasion or
its distribution. This highway is sub-
looted to considerable automobile trot.
iio owing to the foot that it in on ow
line which is not-d a grant donl byxdri-
were going towardu NorWnlk who wish
to out off the long run around Vail
loot street. The Anderson? Works oh
do bring» many machines, all or which
modulo wonr tho mud and raise opu-
‘i’tidmbla dust.

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«allotment. will hyphen, out no
‘ «undermine: “on Dr, Thom»

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li.\li'i‘lt‘()ii|), Aug, ll.~«‘l‘li(«re is tip-i
position on the port or the l‘ounortiru:
t‘oiutunv to the ntnnttu; oi u [run-1
rhino to tlm Siltflloll nud litidivport
'l‘rnrtlon ifotnpuu). whirh nooks :\ clutt-

to: to build illlil ltlmi'itit: trolley lines
trout Shelton, “trough the town of
Huntington. in nay oi Siclmls. to
ilt-idhoport. Minuet-tint: with the
ilritinopori lines of the (‘onuortlcut
(‘ompnuy at iitriirtlaloy l’urlt.
Not Legally Advertised.
A healthy, wus. urhetluled for you-

tordnj: nt‘ternoon natal-.3" the rnilmud
omnmitteo. ’l‘ho rnllrond vompuny’n
uttoruoyn presented the ground of
their opposition. They lit‘St‘l‘i ihnt tho‘
runner nsked to; is l; “t'ttnt-titioktel"i
ohnrter thnt tho tnthichiud it nro
without suliloionl menus to finance tho
project, that the line would pnrnllnl‘
in it why the Shoilondirldnoport line
oi llwlr company. titnt there be not:
sulllvlenl detnnnd for such it line. nntl.
most important of till, that thin lenlw
Elation, whlrh in adverse in ltn minim,
wnu not properly novel-titted provlonn'
‘to the rising of tho loginlnlnro; that ii
list now luminous brought in under the
pubic of u substitute, for ”no oi tho
inuutorouu fnro hills which are doomed
llli doloni ninre the nppulntuioni oi tho
'puhltn ntllitioo commission.
Many Are Oppoood.

it in n wollknown foot that runny
30f tho ronldonto oi Nichols, who:
ibuunht there. hocnuno tltet‘o wan no’
:trolloy line to brluit orowdn into the,
town, will oppose: any uiionipt to lutvo:
at line rtuintrnoiod through their.
nit-onto.“ ~Tllt,‘y wont lituro tor quiet:
and they propose to lmvo ll. On the-3
other hand the connlructlon til it line
would open up n wido stretch of ter-
ritory for suburban residence.

How the rnllrond committee will
look at the proposition remains to be
noon. The railroad eumpnny holievon
tho new line should be bold in nboy-
once for two years.

 

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BRUNO Now EATS otx DOZEN TO-
MATOES . ,3

'l‘l»l(')Ml3lilONV_lLl.lt3-. Aug. il.-~'l‘ony
Bruno has ngnin tiintlngniohndhinp
sell in tho outing line, this tlmn
by editing nix dozen of tontntoen
without stopping, and winning it
wager of $3. Recently ilrnno motto
a not of :5 that ho could eat {our
dozan of hnhnnnn til. one outing, and
(lid eot'fortyooven honoring. inn on
ithe lust one, took it sudden fit of in»
digestion, and was unable to finish the
stunt. Bruno in it janitor or n Mnln
street illustrious block, and claims to

 

 

oionuoinlon‘tomto our! national .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. ,

 

Team Standing. 5
PB. ‘

Won Lost.
Springfield . ...... ..l‘id ' 35 3.61.3;
Bridgeport ......... no 38 .596 3
Hartford .. ..... : ..50 ill .l-lfliji
New llnven ........ ii in .478]
Now lirltnin ........ 4;; 3.1
Waterbury 3. . . ..... .35 an “int :

 

Nestorday'l Ruuito.

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Bridgeport 5, New ilnven .1 (first;
game): Bridgeport 2,
tsorond prime).

Waterbury ll, New liritttln 3.

Springfield 4. linrti‘orti :l.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE. 3

Team Standing. i

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Won Lost RC. ;
(.‘hit-ngo ............ no :i'.‘ .till‘h
Pu l .burn .......... in no mo;
New rut-i. ....... ..:.n to hoof
"itiimieipnm ........ .7 «id .570;
St Louis .......... .1". 45 .Siit
t‘intinnnli ......... to midi .439,
tummyu is ill .3th
lionton ............ ‘32 Til Lilli}
Youtarday‘l Relulu. i
l’ltllndoiphin ii. i’ittshtu‘g .‘i.
(‘hlt‘nno 7. St. Louis. :3 . i
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. :
Team Standing. ’
Won host PC. >
Phllndelphin ..... .ti? .‘lti .631 ~‘
iletioit ..d .. on :iti .629
New York ,,,,,,,,, ..l .31 .hltl
Boston ........... 3i Si .3145
(‘lovt 'nntl .......... :‘di Sii ,Eitlit
(“hit‘nno ........ ..il 3;! .4345.
scasnlnutun ..... ..i‘.‘ in .«ioo1
St Loni». .le 7d .‘Jllli
Yesterday’s fowl".
er York l2. l‘iili‘tlil :. .
\\'.t>ltinntt»n 3‘. St. l.oui~i N'.
t‘hit'opo .'.. l’hiludvlphln 4 till in-
ninun‘l.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Team Standing. .
\l on wet RC.
utenimer «Lu 2» hit.
Toronto ............ tin 42 MS
linitlniore .......... in; till .623
iinil’nlu .............'.l.l T.l .l\l
Moutronl .vii'. :..'. .lBl
.ierroy l‘ily 2 .’-‘.‘ int?
Xownrk ............ to n'. .3\l :
l‘rot idonvo ......... till tlx .370 i

Yesterday‘s Ronuliu.

llumtlo 7., i‘rmidt-ns'r l tilrst photo); ,3:

l‘rorhh-nru ti, ilui‘ln'io ,5 ti-twond Kfliiltliu

litwlltzo'ltti‘ Ll, .iei’m‘)‘ l‘ii), ll.
llnltlmoro " Moutroni l.

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onAnoE'mcmcs.

STATE
tho Outing. Arranged For'

Month at August. i
Following in the lint of grunge plo-~

nlrn nrrnnnod for Anhuul: ,

List of

New lluvnn i‘tlllllly l’omoun nit,
Lighthoune Point. 'l‘uoruiny, Aug. 8H
lion. Charles M. (inrdinor. Mantel"

lllnmutrhnnotto ntnio ill'flllm‘, tho loath.
inn urionkrr. 3;

ilotmntoulo i'mnonn ut Kohl, World
nondny, And. it. l’rinvipul nponltorfi

tilimnnvhunoilni

oxnrittlvo rotnntlitvo,
nlntt- grunge.
inuuhnug Pounuui oi the Connor“

tirnt Agricultural rollono, Tuomlny,
Ann. lit. lion. ilonrno 8. mod. prin-
ttlpnl npnnltor.

lcnnt (fontrni anonn. nl Andoror.
'l‘luu‘mlny. Ann. 17. Thin Pomona will
he hold at tho homo of Mr. Ind Mm.
ll. n. l’iieillti. 2..

icxctilnlor l’omnnn. nl Qunoonnuutt
lnlte, Frldny, Ann, ill. ‘

Fnlriloid Pontoon ui tho ntnto innit.
(worm-town. Wednnodny, Aug. 23.

Control l’otnonn, Lulu: lbmpounoo.
it‘rldny. Aug. 26. M the loot men.
tinned meeting Hon. Oliver Wilson, of
lr'oorln. lll.. lecturer of the National
grunge. will he the principal snooker.
Brother Wilson in nocond to nimo
both an an instructor nnd no an en-
iel‘illlilal‘. Thin meeting is under tho.
mnnnnommt of Committees npuolniotl
by the different Pomonna and it in
designed tomato: attendance state
wide. It in oxpontod thni nt onnt 1.000
[muons will he present.

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‘ nnd hud the “Mir to unite up the film'
Elly n1 5 o‘clock to 3.3! the hnndle. lie
J not

‘Nluth i‘ompuuy ('onnt

‘i‘iilu niutrhw tit lilsioy. prninon

‘ and his i‘t‘i‘tll‘d proton that tho Hinton

'hy two hilt»; me made filth in the

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. work and says that he should huve'

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ldunl teams from Australia,-
Egypt and the Soudnn, the West iii-1
(lion, Ceylon, Chino, the Straits Settle-
ments, tho hiediturrnnénn nnd lino-i
(Milli! and the United states. i

Cnpt. Hnn'iiiton-“ln modern. about: his.

 

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done at tgzrontulenl heuo‘r. bocnuno oil
the place. he ropronented‘f’ Ho describe-:5 3
tho comp on it very native 'one, wilhi
nntlvn from the nhovo mentioned 001033 ,
liieo bouillon some Golllllililie‘ls of tho:
Britinh regular «oi-my to heighten lliG;
npponrnnce. 'l‘lio l'llillliuti tor the vur-e

lions prizen Vill'it‘ti i‘rnm lino to 1,500‘

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CALF FASTURE ,
NOTES .

 

Comps Snood and (lie! entertnlnpei.

45,2, compiling; hint evening for tho evening; . Pncltlo Mull Stomuuhlp (,‘tunpnny illlfl:

utenl. ii. I

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William lienry 'l‘renrhnrd. who.
the bunch in llill lnuneh, hnd consider»

lltllo ornlt, yesterday morning and,
ugnlu inst, evening. 1

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Mnuy of the campers 35m: getting“
rendy to pull up stakes n00, them be;
in; only arrow wvoks left remaining}
in the season, although some will roi
mnln until lilt‘. {root honlno to settle on3
the outside of their tenth. .

Another elegant night afforded tilt"
jolly (Gilliltll‘d n l'.ll'0 opportunity to
enjoy the booming of nature. The
moon rozio slowly nnd mnjestirnlly
nmldnt olinoluio Silt‘llt‘t} for ovoryout‘.
old and lotion. wood trnnnllxotl by tho
urnnduur ol’ tho nitzht.

Till! t‘uutpill'n slni‘ltl in dunner ol :1
tvnlor {amino union; some action in
token to rootrnin (“Hill”) of the uni
scrupulous out-s who not only are lm-i
Dilllt‘l'll but :tt limos insulting to Mr 1
and hing. lumps i,. litters. will) are“ so.
kind to loan tho use of thnir well to
tho boys, Lnrt Honing. for lniztnnw. n3
lnd come to the troll at 9:30 o'clock
and lound the handle none. wiwren: he
rolled tho on'nor rorlnln ohnreno
names which Would not be hand by any
grittimnnn undr' tho clrmnntnnrrs

..‘inothrr inrldou' oomrrml. inst San»

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dny, whirl; was .nnwutnide. A vortuin

phi-tr from Stamford. who in not too
populnr nt .irorn with

host. tho sun

it, hot ’h’o‘woudm‘ is that .‘llt‘.
liwrr. did not ishut oil tho supply 103
the minim» inimediutvly. it thus: in:
ilfltll‘lkltmtl that illlitl’iilalllll of forty-3'
two lt‘lllfi. reprcanutinu upon: two iiuu‘;
tired portion» in oil. nro dt'nwln: from;
this our no“. Not only thut but the.
troll is tho uni; illilll‘N’.‘ that Mr. nnd
Min. lit‘l‘l‘fi how to not their supply;
Lust leor. tho well “no lowortul to‘
olnhteon invites lHitl mill lllv‘y were.
kind onounh in Silillt.‘ tho precious iluid.
with tho llllliiN‘l'H‘.

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PRAISES THE ENGLISH.

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,Copt. Burgoyne Hamilton Say. They;

Are Good Sportsmen.

llurnolut- Hamilton, trnptnlu oi liarI ‘

Artillery. or:
Sinmiord, plot homo trout l-Innlnndfi
where he ultn‘ with marked nutroosn lui

”Ni
utiortmnnmhtp oi' tho Enitliich highly»!
Notwithntuiutitm it little incident Willi‘lli
mny huvo milltuiod tinninni tho ohuu»;
con lu Nt‘mlt‘ ihntrhoo. Unptnin Hamil-i
ton huh nothing but prnluo for tho Eu,
nlloh. ,
"Englishmen." tinld (inpt. llntnlllon‘,
lnnt ovoulnn. "nru, in my opinion, tho1
lii‘Bi uporlnmon in the world. i lnwoi

lump in tuunvrmm Inairhon in vnriouat
plows nnd uowlwro how i rom-Ivod.‘

. ,hoitor li‘l'llillwlrl thnn oi their linndnj ‘
1 lion, (Mono :4. Lucid, rhnlltnnn of tho: in the rm'vul ntntrh. 'l‘hny tronitul mg, ; (,urrninrn at tho Solon.

i‘oynilyl Ntilliitlp, Wm; too hood tor "le

nml tlw Dilly intuit in ilinwhulo no‘uir‘.
tltnt l rould ponhdlly cotnplnin or won
that i won out nilowotl to non ibr Univ
Mil Hinton survive rifle in mono of tho
lmporinnt unurhan. lint lhnt wnn tbni
rhino! tho nanonlniion. und Al. oi’
nourish, would not unnultloi- mynd'li' no
exception," '

l‘npt. linminon wan tho only nerann
from the United 8mm» in tho uhuot

were only ropronontod. lln uncured
ono ilrut prim. one‘ third prltto, onn
fourth untl one aovonth in the import-
ant tnotnhosi. position tho prloon he won
in the loan linportnnl Month. The l‘li‘iti
prize with for n owuopntuknn in which
about inn man nhot. The wound with
for the Alexander Martin prion in
which ovor llilll shot, which‘mot nlono
prove» that Gaol. Hamilton hnd no
cinch. ”hbmn inn prison we... givnn in
thin event rind he and tho winnor into
to shoot on «with match lot ilrot piano.
the winnor heating the liltnmiord man

Corporation atone City or London
mine and Seventh in Armotirers motel:
nonidoa winning I place in the London
Daily Telegraph match.

Raprosentntl’ren from the following
nonunion, which are mostly notonlnti of
ii at Britnin,..nhnt in the

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E isLAuoo FOR um‘raol

STATES. ‘
wnsnmo'rom Aug. l‘i.-~'l‘ho um.i
ind Stilton Cloveruni’nt will uhortlyj
come into in“ poafiossion of four is.i
lundomi‘itioa. Flutlionuo, Perico until
Culhern-in Panama Buy, oi the l’noiilcl
entrance to the Pnnntnn (.‘nnnl. The;
accepted the nwurdis of n Joint coni‘i
mission hy which the company will, revi
ceiro $4.000 for it itnll‘ interest and int-l

loomed “'01“ iii“ work In Norwnlk to; provoukontn on the islands. The ro-i

mnlnder ol the title to the islands}

New llnven nitride, “‘01le Willi "“3 Willi“?- Qi the“already rents in tho Pnnnmn Rullrondi

(Imminny, which is owned by the;
United Stator. Government. Thu 15
lntids are now being used prlmnriiyt
for qunriutine purposes. i
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MlCHlGAN BEANS NEED RAiN ;
SAl‘ilNAii', hiittlt...:\uitunt ll.—~SoC-,
erotnry V. P. (fuss, oi the Control .\.:-f
istwintlon of Bonn Jobber-s, in nunbnli
ranrtntfon here. states that the grunt-i
out honn arrange Michigan has over!
pinntod in in an extremely criticnli
rondition from tho lock of rain. 'l‘hrrnl
in fifteen per rout. more :lf‘l't‘llqv thnn‘
in llllo. nud that menus there should
he about sown million ltztsholn whore-
tltorn Mrs :slx million inst ienr. hut ii"
t‘ninn do not route within it wool. tho
crop will prnrrimlly he rniuod.
Went. to get rid of that nmphopono?
Try an nxchnnge nil. in The Sentinel. 3

 

 

 

Wé Like to Figure

huuro elihrr with

the rust of hunting your

STEAM, HOT All:
on HOT WATER

Now is the nenson to have the
w-uit done. lulm‘v ("void wontlier
Million. We iln‘uu lnrluikyd many
of enrh typo in this \lrinity, und

they how.- all given .«aiisl'it‘iion.

 

Horace R. Nash

N. Main 8: West Sis.
S.Norwalk 1'

 

 

 

 

,94 WABHINOTON or. so. nottWALK

 

THE NEW sum;
Definition of Chiropractic

(‘niroprnoilr in the antenna of the
cause. of tho titanium and tho art of mi
lusting tho sumo. llinonnou nro enlist-ti
by n wrench. twint or nprnin in the
book. lawn it done in ohildhood ll
txrtuiton pinrhod nerves nnd pnln in
lnivr lilo in tho different nrgnnn unti
limb». '

i’hlroprnrtoro retnoyn the rnuno oi
thin dinennn and pulp, nud hunllh lit
motored lhl’mlllii harmonizing tho nix
nervo nynlnmu in your hotly.

Nervounnrnn. ithounuitinni. l‘nrnly-
uln, lionrl. Kldnoy nnd li‘omnln lilo.
notion urn plren opt-riot nttrntlon: nlno
You will
noror reprot nli‘lmt tiliiroprnrilr n
ohnnno to help you.

'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.

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Price’s ClothingStore

Men’s , and B
' Wearables
DECIDED, BARGAIN’S

PRICE’S 4
SUMMER SALE,
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Telephone 46, with Branc

up," and um sanitary.

Put a lmrdwood door into 1hr
told tit-or the old floor enrliy.
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SEEM HARD WORK to gel the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter? '3

Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nnt‘e now, and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. so that you'll how no trouble when

you are ready

17 Wall Street

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NO WALK, CONN.
Stations in All Departments

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
HARDWOOD FLOORS

wt
menu loss carpet mpeusr, sore till the "putting: down" nncl “inking
lust :t low
the norosanr)‘ on a hordnot‘nd door
And you have the title home loolh—umdet‘n. cheerful, nlry.

 

We will he glad to give you an idea of

rugs, easily eleztned, are all that
new house.

01‘ _\ou run have it

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to start it.

The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED

Phone 742 Norwaik. Ccnn.

 

 

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30 Wall stunt-49mm)

at the 4-door, 80
h. p. Touring Car

Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lumps. lionch
magneto and coil; everything flrstrinso.

the manufacturers. for $1525. For full parliculnl‘acnll or address

F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.

Garage, Water Street, Norwalk. Conn.

Guaranteed for one your by

 

 

 

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SHE THiNKS A MAN ENJOYS IT
horouno ho manages to out it tough.
utrinny uud jun-elem piece of stool. or
mum hoof und llllil dyspopnin for lilo
rmnplnreut'y afterwards. ilon‘t
illtli‘lll‘ to prior llitsuln when luu ltlli
lmy lilllliv rounlr. nit-nits, t-hopo nud
poultry iii tiw sumo prion lit-to. Wo
know how to t‘iltimiti Illt‘lilil, poultry.
t‘il‘.,.lllli null only lili' l'illiil'tmi, ut
l'ltntuolt'n.

Charnok’s Market

76 NDRTN MAIN 81'.

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During July unit August

 

’our “on will alone “on flat-
' union at 13 p. m. At your
rewind wary otlm molt

tiny mm 7 a. m. to a p. m.

 

 
 
 

E. E". Gorham
Decorator

10 mm on, no Nomlit
‘ foiuphono 45! $

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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MSW BRITAIN MAN Fifi
TROLLEZV

NEW lilil'l‘Al‘N, Aug. 11,... Tracy
Wolln. who lines in the Motion much
on Main otroot, tell from n nwli’lly
moving our lunt night and was injured
on tho hood. The. out who it sperm]
rotnrning from lmko :omponnro with
a party or picnlnkorn from the Amorb
lion lionlnry ofilllauy uhonrd. Wells ni-
tennnud do get on at Church ntroni
mid was ordered all. The car tuna inov.
in; in it high min at «noon and In
trying to not all he lull. llo won into
on to his home in the police union»
lanro.

 

omen-r AflRlVALfi or venous.
NEW YORK, Aug. il.-—Arrivi3d:
Steamers Cnlnhrln. .‘opleo, mmhored
in quarantine 4:50 a. n1; Vonozin,
floroeilies, nonliorod .in Quarantine
mo o. in; shame: Dedrio, Liverpool,
and Qtteonstown. on? Ambrose 'Cilfltmni
lfighitihip 4:40 n. on.
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hangout in whim “more

 
 
 

 

 

 

TEL. 445. FREE DELIVElW
or. room otmr MANiAC TEAnn oowu

WALL.

Eocapu irom Middilotowu Asylum
and (into at alone Barricade
ml: Captured.

l'linlNVllJJE. Ann. fiw/«rl’l‘l‘llli ill-
neu, a ginnt mnninr, who enrnpod
from tho Middletown asylum mm mm
cnptut‘od hurt: inst night, wnn return»
ed to thehonpllnl today.

()lnon hlrlted Conntnltlo Holland in
tho stomach and look (‘unsinhle (lin-

lured him yesterday. lie then bonito
touring down it stone wall, and throw
lug tho huge stones at tho house
whore he won nought. tiny tilnylon.
n young tnnn, looped on lho‘ltnok. of
tho ninninc and piniouod hill nrnin
until the unicorn could bind “him. non
enroly, Olsen's rondilinn wan omitted

girl several years ttgo. .

ui-grntiunio
Ni ii. 3

Hiltl‘iflitmy 3.” €315 illl
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iiy his being lined by it New Britain ,

 
 
 
 

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