3‘.
The man You nave 626nm” Bought. end wbiolI boo been
in use tor men 30 years. has home the Iignot e oi
and has been made under
« ennui modeler: since he baloney
Allow no one todeoeive on in this.
All Connterioits. imitations end *“ Jul-u ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and amino er the health of
lniontaend C n» Experliuent.
What is CASTORIA
Ooeiorlo is n hormlesl Iantltnto to: Center Oil, Porev
goric, Drops and 80012111 Syrups. It is pleasant. ll:
contains neither Opium, orphino our other Ndrcotio
substance. Its ago in its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishnese. For more than thirty year-II it
has been in constant nee tor the reliei 0! Countlpotion,
l‘lotulency, Wind Cello, all Teething Troubled and
Diarrhoea. It to Illntel the Stomach and B‘owcla,
assimilates the F healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Katharina-«6'6 0 Mother’s Friend. 6
ennuma CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bean the Signature of
The Kind Yon Bore Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Your: 6
menmem.nuunbumr.mmm. 6
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_ ”Green Peas, “36.2mm Style. "”7““ ”sluneu'aananis.
To one pint of tender green peas Take one half dozen nice bananas.
add one onion chopped fine, one green i peel and take out the seeds, Mix one
Denver. We large tomatoes and one third cup chopped raisins, one third
holespoon of butter. Put butler iniuup chopped blanched dimonds, one
:uucepnn with chopped onion and pep- lihird cup chopped tongue. lv‘ill bnn‘
.mr. Cook until onion is tender, butlunas, make it nice rich6 pastry, roll
not brown. Add chopped tomatoes; each banana in a strip or pastry,brusb
when at boiling point odd pens; 00a. ouch with white of an egg and bake
son without. cook until tender. l2!) minutes.
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At the beginning or the~ Week people plan their chooses in
household arrangements. Come in and see our CARPITQ. hues, etc.
6 6* RUGS. . ’ . CARPETO.6
Axminioter Rugs—420.00 and lagrelne. Transition,
$26.00. Size 9- it. by 12, it. , ‘Chlno Moldings.
Tapestry Bruneells Runs—«$12.50 , Japanese Msttlhuo.
to $17.50. 9 it. by 12 It. ‘ Fibre Mining‘s.
Velvots.
Wool Fibre Rump—The moot Oli Clothel
attractive rug at medium _ Linoleum.
prions swiIs Curtains.
Crex Rugs—~l’iain or bordered
.18x36t09lt.x12ft
Cottage Curtains.
Nottingham Cumlne.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
A Dickerman' & Son
84 Washington Street, _ South NorWIlSk 'l’lione .446
We give 8&1! Green Trediuc WA
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and! Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46. ‘ l
BEAVER BOARD
~ is gaining ropidly in populnrity Is I substitute for lith sud
' plaster and well-paper. it is suIeepilble oi en'indoito‘ vsrletyS
oi artistie deIigI‘II loi- voile and ceilinu. end mill 0! 0
wide Icons tor individeel prefer-meat end late. We up emu .
Ind been I ism supply on bend , . 6
lip Time for illsuoureniog III I
61000 which the bite of this insect in
.of monqulies it is sufficient for thin
‘ Status. particularly in sections along
6. moequito doee not proselpto in this
6 cities, but pmbebly'ior climatic mu
6 the cold weather.
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IIIIIIII IIIIIIII
ports Sow iII-sey HI: Been
Sabdinnjiilui, lie Says-L-iob
for the Government—Ab”
iuioly ilfi‘lain Now the bios-
quiio and All ills Dangerous
Eilecircau Be Wlood Out
With the approach unreal summer
weather, Dr. Alvnb i-i. Duty, lormeriy
health officer 0! the Port or New
York, has given om 6a great many
facts regarding the extermination of
the Mosquito, the possibility of entire
ly eliminating the pest from neighbor-
hoods, and the success that has been
obtained in his experiments. For n
number of years Dr. Duly bun been
particularly active in advancing and
putting into procure method: for the
complete extinction of the mosquito,
in the mareb-lnndu along the Atlantic1
Court, in New Jersey and in New
York attire. Drainage 0i Inarulico, the
use of oil on isolated pools. the search
ior rind elimination of lecal brooding
placeuoi‘ mosquito: have occupied
moon or his attention.
“llurinx the part two 0r three.
yours." he says, "public communica-
tions have occasionally appeared ex-
extermination of the mosquito. Those,
communications.
from New Jersey,
The effect or this is to dlncouruge
those in other motions of ill; United
States who have begun a
tailing lo nboolutely nouurod Those;
who have been '00wa identified with 1
llllii work in the l‘nited States during
the past ten oI twelve yours boiei
watched» with intense interest the.
nice but euro allure“ mode in this
verv important brunt!
health Iorvico which in its results
has pound from In super-em unceo
tuiuly to punitive and canolunive
proof that the mosquito can be eaten
mutated buccossiully.
"0n the part of the public the for
mer humorous view at this work hoe
largely given away to n. iboughtiull
enumeration or the dauxer 0! Incl
mosquito tor the while has been edu
noted in know that the exterminationl
0! this inooot is called lot. to aboliehg
an exceedingly formidable and odor ,
mun moon: or transmitting (lineage;
from one person to another rather.
ihun to secure relief [mm the annoy 1
flirts S 66
“We know thin the mosquito in the
only means oi infection in l'cllow I‘ev
or and malaria, and Inveetlguiiou hlliil
also shown ubot the mosquito is rein;
mandible tor the Iransmisaion of tibial ,
cones other than them. Therefore;
the extent to which this inuoct may ‘
not as the medium of infection can-‘6
not be calculated. The dam no ill» I
ready poms: in this direction are out-
flcient to cell for the employment of 6
minatlon oi this medium.
"Although there are many varieties
purpoue to state that in the extermina-
tion or the mosquito in the United
the Atlantic (loner, there are two clues-S
III to deal wiibmihe inland and the
'solliclteus.‘ or unit moron mosquito.
unio commonly known In the count. or
striped-lei; mosquito. The yellow lev-
er mosquito (steamyiai end the mo-
lsrial mosquito (Inopboleal belong to.
the inland clues. The yellow lover
section of the United Stolen, being
confined rather to the Southern and
particularly the Gulf Staten it in per
siblo for it to breed here. for in the
post, there have been neriouo out-
breaks of yellow fever in New York,
Philadeipbis. and odluoent towns and
sons it does not hibernate hero. and
therefore. is not perpetuated beyond
‘f'i‘he inland momuito will breed in
any receptacle tbst will hold water.
slibougb .contrery lo the general be-
lief, it does not obone a large body
oi water tor thiI purpooo. it will
rather be found breeding lion! in
border in packs“ Iiibdo by the been
at aniolbil that come to drink. it
lieu of water enunciated with plenty
of mm and vegetation. the hit» not
only for food but. for protection
“Tin com. broken int! hum.
orombu of mail, oWroIIM m
the may ‘rlb‘moitlilne.
Mam bubdelIIhouleI
Time reriou W on Io hi-
mm boil «may at them are not
10W ,tlIIi they lament” Ire
overleboii slid. moment ome-
~ manly to mod. mt hrIedibb mu _.
pressing doubt ‘ao to the. nucceaelul 66
emanating chieflyl
have ill. least pron;
non-ted“ rather I Inebliinlotic View n36 w:
to the ultimate Inches of this warhi ,
particularly in the state referred to; ,4,
cruoudol ‘6‘
against the mosquito. l :-
"'l‘ileod adverse commente appear at ‘- ..
a time when Ihemucceea oi the under 6 ,.
of the public66 6
the inland variety
ureter: tor it: purpose a mall ooilso- ’
"on. Burma
of Summer Evenings
Clicquot Club Ginger Alc 10
safer-”Ind more satisfying
than ice water. It is more
third-quenching, more cool— .I.
in: and more refreshing than
other drinks. '
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AI Cllcquot Club Is made only of ~ ,
ure cane I r, timbre ginger
onions and hue: txtmcti In
6 crystal pure spring water, it IgrceI
thorougily with children at well
as men and women. The |mln in
removed from the ginger: inst-
lnq the constipnting quallt|y which
makes Cllcquot a: talc It delirium.
'omsn cucouoruvmcu
limb Beer
out 00! Seat
Levee-
Ovu'e Pboobeio
AI but chum b M0
to». dw- er hula or e
m moi-nun to elect in
MI loaf-l.
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The Holmes. Keeien & Kent 60.,
Wholesale Dietributore.’
The inland moo
quite does not \‘oluniui‘lh so (or irom
home. which loci should old in the dio
cm cry of its breeding placer.
it was formerly believed that oil
' mosouitoeo brood in any place wtrorc
water can be found: We know now
than there is a complete line of demer-
kn lion between the breeding place or
Ibo mind and the Belt marsh Inca
l.qulto My mobilization: of this part or
the flunlljecl nbicii were quite in hilt“
mony with the work of the late Dr
John B. Smith, Slate. Entomologist or
New Juror}, lliUiL‘il that the inland
mosquito uovor breed: in salt water
“albino nor does the unit marsh moo
qulto breed in inland places
"hi order to carry out this purpose
Jun oppr'opriutirm was made by the
City or New York and under the jurls
diction of the Department 0! Health,
idralnlng at tho “rump land on the
Staten island coast woo begun in 190-5
and practically completed about two
yours ago. This work. piohubly the.
iii-III ever attempted on a large scale,
lnvolvi‘d approximately, about ten
square miles of swamp lead. The
ditcben were do: about two feet deep
the most acme illeilllli for the extor- ‘Iud ton to twelve lnche wide end obi
Iveryins intervals depending upon the
conditions which '
delves. .
"'l‘bd molt oi the work was emi-
nently euccosoiul, particularly at
south end Midland Beeches. These
small Summer moor“ are on the Stet-
en island coast below Fort Wadsworth
and immediately on the border at the _
unit marsh“. Prior ,to the drainage .
they Weroabnost uninhabltoblo and
the buolnesn oi the piece was almoat
depleted, owing to the enormous num~
tier of momuitoee constantly prewai
during the Summer. Now the mosqui-
to on almost been forgotten at time
renortII, screens have been removed
from the house: end meals are oervled
in open placed. and even during the av-
ening but few mosquito: are round ‘ f
«it is probe-bio that more Ictivo work ‘
bsI been donvin thin section than in ‘
other portions of Staten «island. but
it we: deemed decal-err to do this an
a tell. ‘
"80 in Is the extermination of the
inland variety in concerned. the bril
lion: work in Cube and the Gourd
Zone. under the direction or the ‘Unlt~
ed Omen moment, in II ouflcient
sumr to the qua-Lion tor sobetentiel
p100! tint the «modulation or the
Inosouinor~ iron: I preetloei «lundpoiIIt
out to W out. .
“'0in the mmonito can be extermi-
noted there with no doubt whatever,
let it but long time round the export;
ml Item ml iIII been mooted
Wont the timid. not no State
in the Unim except My: Jersey h‘sI
given the moduli-ind" “d WWI
mutated. biid no oil; in the um
i:
ed stato- bu'l lieu 1mm tilled
oration-Imam with lid:
. cannot be round. rim may we unit.
6 .\ pinion Ibo dildouity in W
"or direction «the Morel
6, dividuel communities, it in certain that
1 no satisfactory
] mode.”
66mg Files in 6 to it days.
isprtnl. Sunday in town.
6mm new piano or W. A. Williams.
# ._... m..- w-w._
inlio will take it down and move it.
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istrom, are about ready {or the frame
ln'ork.
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presented thorm ‘
quillo. The United Sister government
lien done practically nothing in this
direction outllde of Cuba. and the Co
on] Zone.
“Hie doodmjrliohment of this object
rewrite. ninety and a large amount of
it. end prover organization to carry
out the work to I successful terminu-
tion. Preferably this important work
obould he done under the supervision
govern.
moot-db order to secure uniform, ex-
tended, and effective reunite. If this in
impracticable, than it should he done
under the jurisdiction of the Staten,
for the more the responsibility of thin
work in divided so muolr lead will set-
ininciory reunite be obtained. Besides
it there are no Federal or State reg'll'
lotions to enforce, and the work in the
future in left to the sentiment 0! hr
progress will be
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PILEB CURED lN ii TO 14 DAYS.
Your druxgist will refund money it
1Puzo Ointment fails to cure any Gilli!
l4! itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud
500.
llflllllflWN
M.
J. Pombers. of New York city,
-m—fl
Mrs. John Carlson has purchased a.
~—~_.
Mrs. Jerome (lodirey. of Carmen.
visited friende in town on fi‘ucnduy.
Germain Hill has sold his sheep
barn to an ltalian. at llranobrilie,
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The two new houses to he built on
6iiighlnud avenue by tlhmun and Lin-
an—
Selectmsn- Rowland is putting the
liunln made about town in first class
lsbape; in tact, better than they ever
wore.
i’. M. Broiherton, of Reading. who
Hing recently sold his large inrm. has
{bought II placein Betbei and be:
Matron pooeeuion.
W, A. Williams, the bustling teal
crime dealer. hue negotiated another
large farm sale to a New York city
wealthy lady at Reddlng center.
Raiding in surely coming into its
own III II summer mart for city poo-
plo, on account at it: high elevation
and beautiful view and line Alarms,
but prices are soaring.
RBNTED EARLY-RENTED WELL.
110 not delay in making that vacant
flat. room or store on income pro
decor. A low cents in the Sentinel
wnnt columns will do it.
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Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mil”. H
Service Ind Cuisine Up-to—Dato
Rate. 32 per day‘ and Upwanis
SUNDAY DINNERB 750
Baaouets a Specialty
M in an emulation of the6 mob.
From QIlII-ry to Cemetery
line 0 work.
We Employ No A Into '*
(let our prices beiore p Icing your
order for
Decoration Day Work
M .0. "ll“ “It
6‘ . Til.
Save I... Commission '
email paid to agents veiling tblI ,.
Io. NORWALK MONUMENTAL
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teeth Norwelit _'
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GIFTS FOR JU NE WEDDINGS.
June with its roses and jIIIIc with its brides.
If you are wondering what you shall send to this or
that bride: pull cannot dcciric, we ask you to stop
wondering and come and sec. ll You are seeking
snneihiug very novel that one had not seen before
this 50350“, there are a plcuIy “of narclilcs If it is
the subulantial, useful. and willinl handsmne article,
that also is ll(‘l‘t‘-~lll variety. Look ml the tables in the
China Store.
Shellie! (1 Silver.
Drawingroom Tea Kettles,
Anne designs, $25.00.
Steak Planks with snérncui sun-I6 rm... $7.50 and.-
$9.00.
Colonial and {jot-m
low, very pleasing. $1.75.
Lined with nilk,'same designs. $3.00.
JARDINIERES FOR THE LAWN OR GARDEN.
Although these n0“ janiinicrcs and "His look as
though they might haw liccrrt taken from the facade
or portico of an old Roman temple. they were prob—
ably made not further away than Hoboken, or
Zanesvilo. Ohio. They have the appearance of gray
.stmlc engraved with grapevines and fostoons, mcdaln
lions and lione' heads. For dwarf trees or flower—
ing plants, palms and ferns. they are eminently
proper.
$2.00, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00 and up to $17.50.
. China Store.
COME AND LEARN EMBROIDERY.
Lessons in punchwork, IIIcIliacvrll e mbroidcry and
all other artwork that is done with a needle and thread.
Miss Aldon will be ready to meet all customers on \Vt‘il—
lleSilay as usual. , ’
Ari Suction, illirrl‘floor.
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"Underwear
You may be wearing Underwear that hasn't
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the first elements of hot weather comfort in it. But
you won't after I visit to this store and In in-
Ipection oi the many kinds of Union Suits shown
here in web vIriety. . ‘
_ ’ Prices 39¢ to $2.50.-
SUMMER vnsrs 10¢ to $3.00 each
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The N. 6.E6 RYAN CO
...6 SWAOHlNflTON IT» COUTN NORWALK’
Ubr B. ill. limb (Bompony
Silver Trivets, oval and round, $4.50. $5.00,
$6.50, on:
Silver Mugs for liOl milk, with covers and wil-
low braided handles, \‘cry quaint and attractive,
$3.75» . "
Condiment Sets, lmrsc rmlislr and mustard llijrl‘
ilcs, with pepper and salt shakers. all bL’l, in silver,
‘ $3.00.
Lattice Baskets .‘lllil Compmcs for fruit, Simil—
‘ wiclI ,l’latcs, Cheese and Cracker Sets. 'l‘ca. Caddies,
and other small and distinctive picrcs IIll, Inmlcmtcly
priced. .
Kosta Glassware.
Fat and squat-shaped lilllc Crystal 'l'caputs for
iced tea $8.00. S
Water SEts, and the samc run he used for lemon-
ade or Ilarct top, 1 iiclicx $5.00
Six 'l‘uinblcrs . $5.00
Whiskey Sets ' Decanter $5.00
-- Six Glasses $4.00
Baccarat Glassware, Renaissance design.
Tumblers $5.00 llighbolls $6.00
Goblets $6.00 Wines $ 5-00
Sherry $5.00 Champagne $6.00
Sherbet $6.00 i’ingcr lion-ls $10.00
Decanters $2.00, $3.00 Crucis 6 S 2.00
japancse Wicker Lamp Shades.
“oven in artistic japan csc fashion of dark bum—
boo, and lincdnwith heavy paper. red. green, or yel—
Uhr B. ill. limb (immunity.
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