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We want you to know that we have a large vaiiety Wot Flair
vaerlugs. ‘ ‘ '
RUGS. CARPETO.
Crex Russ—‘18 by 36 to 9 ft. by .‘ lugraln. Tspodry Brullels, Ax-
12.“. mlnator.
MATTINGI.
Wool Fibrin—9 it by 12 M- Clilntt. Japanese, Fibre.
Tapestry Brussels—312,50 to OIL CLOTHB.
”7.50. 9 ft. by 12 it. Allawldtha.
.LINOLEUMB.
“mm”? “"8“"420‘00 to Printed and Inlald.
$231100- 9 it by 12 it. iml. Wood Fillings.
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIEREB.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
A. Dickerman & Son
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk 'Phone 449
We give Sdili Green Trading Stamps
The constant aim of The
Sentinel is to haVe its
advertising columns as
honest and Orleliahle as its news
spaCe. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any adver-
tising that is misleading, exag-
gerated, untruthful or dishon-
est, an}r more than it will print '
a news item which is. not au-
‘ thentic, wholesome and inter-
" ' esting. . Such service is . the
complete circle of The Senti-
nel’s mission.
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FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWSLg.“ RI ALARM
‘- .
is—-chltory Blair and Bell island.
llwi’lrlc Point and Boron Point.
il--Long Island Sound to McKinl
3 t;e"utral. McKinley at to
lit—Penna or St. to Cree-B
Ill—Cross t. to fond.
M—Jhtllroad to Brootgiae.
West 0 do.
li-Whlte Bridge north to Brookslde.
iG~-White Bridge 8. to L. I Bound
”awning Brit: 3. W. to
One stroke 0
indicates testing.
Fire Alarm Headquarters
gurus.
0
s—xWashlngton and North Main Its.
Mahacltemo Hotel. ,
l—xDa and Raymond Bis.
S—xit ti Corset Factory. private.
d—Hoyt' a Theatre
7-4Not‘wulk Hospital.
B~Muslc Hall, Lhiiord and City Eoteia
9HUHDEB St.
ta—xu' est St.. Franklin School. -
lz—xclmcord BL, Concord and Lineon
Schools
14—North Main and Ann Eta.
15--Hl h St. and Ba view Ave.
16—): orwuik Iron orlra.
17—i‘iest Ave. and Cedar St.
lit—High School West Ave.
-West St. and Taylor Ave.
ZJ-xEly Ave. and Loch
lib—Chestnut and Kong”
IS—xSouth Main onroe Ill
at Electric
Telephone for tire alarms.
llout
Fonratr mokuofnrebeil. tilt) ---
wote‘rtohoahut at will.)
aourH NORWALK roar amo-
MMLI AI BIVI FROM
26—1.exlngton Ave. and Austin 9t.
trim .. l.“ “a“ .z:..3 9.... ... “contracts "in. w" v r
”‘hfergdw m t! g] u 2:“ m w who} Tombs—O.“ :3». 10: so a. m.
-X( ) out 0 Of . ' o 5'30
34- s m a Cl so. D-nbu Limit. :00. on
§i_:§%x::&:m;. m. at. Normal—4510. “10.10%; in; 1100, me
——x 06 W00
4t-salrn dAve. aha Cellar st. u'AlLe CLoa roa
:rwmierwrn‘id .. lilii"li?n"i.".i‘°im fitment“. 0""
"‘ nod a 0 ' ' I: e '
“—gélrrlttuld Quinta-ca Aves. and Water er'l; Petr” :4 . tour; a. in; 1:. it
ee—Woo a “Ml dbcwndeaAee. nahu' oo,iilta.’xh.;ioo.rao
ll—Oolden rim”1 or. and cannon Ave. Nfl'il-oom aloe ”33605:“ at: tie-e
52':Washin3tou 8t. IIBrittle.
i'rtetgh dAnn at. private.
M—Norwalk LockmCo" private.
(a) Denotes non-interrering hot“.
(I) Master box. iron which the num-
her or any box can he sounded.
One stroke at 1! n 5 IL. ‘ -*
con and!
standard time. :-
Ones unite at odd times. tearing Us
line open.
Two strokes alter an alarm. lire out. re- ;“ Beat
“”1“: «tenement. 1 i. :. m-‘aflt and South N
“Three slow atroktl. Water to he film :8” MN glhw
~- m. “ll/3"“
"a. lit—35:» wins.» ui sonata.
115.1: 'tor all points close a: so ii. in. tin
n E. II. CROWN. 9"th
NorwalltPostoiflce ;
Mine Desperation
each Weathers. a has “5
an! district lilo re;
° A: to or
: in.
in 1.3“]:02'“,
e rma or
solved by telephone.
8:
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”a:
, answers rise ALARM. C
‘ “gather at Kain e‘thnl Wail Streets.
mafia“ Kellenon Btree
lain.» ‘ ' eatWandlum
samurai-am.
IOWAYTON Fifi! ALAIN DIITRIOTI
lluglghland Ave. to N. I . N. B. A I!
30:101.!
1.
the are belt at odd times
'l‘wo atroltel or are bell. thus. 1-1. lire
“a third or more alarms indicate certain
South Norwalk Postoiflce
iul" :. tune-Mil west at Item Le! .
loh‘moe" Dangers ear
f""¥d‘l« ”Mimi.
lllll‘ ttlflt hills
l_____ll_i liillilliil
Ilse Ferry, the President. Tails
"l “at Work Accomplished dur-
ing Peat Winter
Al the meeting oi the Civic League
.0! Norwallr. held Friday, the Presi-
dent. Mina Ferry, gave a brief resume
of the work accomplished this winter
and stunewhat the plans now under
way. title said in part:
"since our annual meeting in Jun-
uury we have turned over to the Lib-
.l‘ury four hundred dollars; we have, is-
sued a civics Bulletin of sixteen
pages; we have held- it conference
illeetiug with the Municipal Morgue, of
South Norwaik and the East Norwaik
improvement Association; we have or»
operated with the schools in planting
trees on Town House llill; we have.
joined with the two leagues mentioned
above in plans for an Associated Chur-
.xliids organization. for up entertain
' inept to be given cojoluily in the toll.
gill work to exterlllinaie mosquitoes.
7 Prizes have been uttered to the school
ichlidren for gardens and wellltt-pt
gyarda; the parents and children enter
1 ing this content have been visited in
;- their homes and pictures taken of the
T premises. The city schools have been
'vlsltod and talks upon dliirellt help»
’ illl subjects given.
: 'Wc have obtained possession of one
;old cemetery on Town House Hill for
g the purpose oi putting it in order.
. Members or the league and their
irienda have given tempartles that
have netted a goodly sum for our irea
eury. We have had delightful literary
programs at our meetings which we
have all enjoyed. We have paid all
our expenses and come to our vacation
with a‘ ‘conlioriable balance in the
treasury. 'We rejoice that Ire have
' been able til-accomplish so much this
year: we are planning tor oven great.
or results next year and reel sure oi
i‘lhe enohuelastlc cooperation oi all the
The Holmes. Keel» & Kent 00., I members of the Hague."
Tt'sagreatdiingho heable
‘ _ to go to the ice-boa and find
a bottle of Clicquot Club.
There's nothing so satisfying
and refreshing.
GINGERALE
Clicquot Club Gin rAle is ,
«as pure as it's go Extra
quality conicctiuner’a sugar,
choice ginger, oils of lemons
and limes, and pure. crystal-
clear spring water. No chem-
icals-no preservatives.
M Shale-r I Our
eat
[in-Sea Orangefleaphde'
A! M: better day ”
pm. the am.
down or fill. at a
manual.
waoleule Diatrlhutore. The pictures taken at the yards oi
W“ ,tho children who are trying tor the
E .prize of ten dollars and live dollars.
' f w are distributed to vaioua members of
Middle Haddam prof! ...i. Predicted the league. This work has been done
Frost. tr“... Section 9.“... lily the educational committee in an
4...“, i0. lexceptlonallr huainess like and pains
. There m been frost up u“. country. taking manner and it was not can) to
1 during the past three or four nights do lit all. The principals oi the school
and this tact recalls the weathel pro» is "will in mi good Work «Himmler!
recs made by Horace Johnson the Willlnslr. and varlmul members oithe
Middle ilnddsni weather prophet lni‘mue WGW‘ moat “MW“ in giving
the newspapers oi Fildai. MM 24.; ”MP in taking pictures The bill! now
in that prediction he “up i: is that the \al-de oi the children shall
"We are just at this time in a belt ll? \erd once a weal. in the mom-
or cold, foggy weather which will con. hers in Whose dictum the mucus
'iluue until June to We will have Contestants live and a tabulated H5
some tron before June 10.ior we are nor! shall be marked on the card in
not yet out oi the frost belt. Alter order to Slim” ”‘3 judges in 399197“-
. June in line suitltnvl ulll settle doun her Mis- Aline Gratin is chairman
fto hot another and we ivlll have "Hills committee.
? prom oi hot wrathgr “mu Schism-i The league is interested in helping
her. the principal feature oi the com. “3 fil‘ieN‘JCiell‘. the Tuberculosis So-
JOHNBON TOLD OF GOLD WAV
“HM .-- M
lug summer. however. will [,0 the? piety. and voted an appropriation oi
. dlmutht We will have u very dry money and Will be glad to have such
. summer" iseut to the Dispensary or ii Mrs C.
i’lulnneld Winston and other 10...“! w. Slmlicu, or any member oi the
up lht‘ state how repelled iioat dorflwfird is informed such contributions
log the past 76 hours. At i'iulnfleld "“1 he “lied 501'
there one first on Thursday. l-‘rilhn .i The committee having the matter oi
and Snulrdny "mm rm... mm...- a the rent» alien and care or the (:6th
that section believes that beans, pens WW on TOWN House Hill. in charge,
innd other tender vegetables lune ‘litkn CWBNB 0‘? MW Shelton, Mrs. G. H.
so badly nipped that they will die. iRa-meld Mid Ml“ Julia 8. lmitwood.
Hanover the runners are happy over it was voted to join with the two
the prmpefla m the Maple.“ hay other town leagues in holding a con.
clover. out and rte crops in more than ference next fall. at which a lecture
invent-y years. The long spell oi wet. bi some one to he sent by the Ruuell
Woalllm‘ in May bruugfit vigorous Sarto Foundation would outline a plan
growth in those servings and a bounti tor the instituting 0‘ some term 0!
till harvest will mean increased milk charity organisation.
enemy and improvement in stock The committee to confer with mem-
rals'tng. ‘ born of the. two other leagues on a
Johnson. institute a live day spell or join: entertainment are Mrs. G. F.
hot weather during this week Betta Mrs. H E. BishOp, Mrs. ,.O B.
Jackson, Mrs. R. 8. Van Burch and
' no. mess“ macaroni; user. hire. 8. 3. Elliott.
a...”
Mrs. H. Ni. Kent Made a Vlaltor For Mrs G R. Barnum, Miss H L. Curtis.
Month or Jim'- and Mrs. r. .l. Curtis. The president.
A meeting at the directors-oi the .m“ Ferry is a member or all those
. Day Nursery was Md vet-tam! at. committees. ou-oilicio, and she is al-
ternoon with M". F. A bone. Ciei‘l ways helping and working with every
cent Terrace. litre. H. M. Kent was committee. The league has titty dol-
made a visitor at the Day blur sery for hire in the treasury. notwith'mnruns
the month of June. During the mouth the amount. at work done this winter.
at May there were 2” children cared 13,9 publication of the Bulletin ‘10“
‘0? ; the large essence. but it has repaid
The renewing slits, re acknowledlt- the league for the expenditure by its.
eul *MPI» ‘r w; owned. urn; Tailor. admirable publicity wont.
Mrs. a M. Anon“. Whataoe'ver Clr- Attention was called by Mlaa Mar-
cie. south mebi Constantin-l Janet Stevens Wileou hhmulll a com-
church. milk; lira M Grand C Bette. munioatlon to the noooaalty oi hacklas
box or toys: Mr: D Ryan» live was up the ppovlaiona at the Bach Bill
dun towellns. nadir» vial and 03“: forbidding the m oi introsphcroua in
Mrs. Monorail, two baby chairs. one making matches. The salvation
lot of Mm “W: M" “in" match is made by the rate process and
Hutch. one litters trash clothes and il "commended.
been placed the auctioning or public
opinion on this subject, '
Mrs. J. ll. Haunt},
' tells how' lilac dill as"
m ‘ .
t shuttle and a...
on «We tilt? For
‘ he "rimmed-m.
assists and island? lupin use rm
to: mam slum that Winston:
W. «a WWW“
A unique hat "neatly shown was,
trade with d 'eti'il‘. ”new list brim.
[titanium mm Hill or line
“ cake. , lies Wilson la the member of the .
. . stole nodules. on industrial count-C
“It?!” ”T0 pr“! in,“ Ix" “OI“, “I 'hme ”mi" ohm. m
mum nu
ll trill illil
A almi- ileum Oaaulliiea the
Hair—Cum Dew-ulte-
Stope Falling llair
What a pity it is to see so many
people with thin, wispy hair, faded or
streaked with gray. and realise that
most of these people might have soft.
glossy. abundant hair oi beautiful col-
or und lustre if they would but use the
proper treatment. There is no neces
city for any hair under sixty-live
years or age, and there is no excuse
for anyone. young or old. having thin.
struggling hair, either full of dandruii
or heavy and rank smelling with ex-
cessive oil.
You can bring back the natural color
oi your hair in a few days and forever
rid your-sell of any dandruif and loose
hairs, and make your hair grow strong
and lioautiiul by using Wyulh‘s Sage
and Sulphur lialr Remedy. For gener-
ations (-orumon garden Sage has been
used for restoring and prearrvlng the
color of the hair. and sulphur is recog.
nlaed by Scalp Specialists as being
cxtellent ior treatment of hair and
scalp troubles.
if you are troubled with dandiuli
or itching scalp. or if your hair is
losing its color or coming out. get a
fifty cent bottle of Wymh’s Sage and
Sulphur from your drugglsl. and notice
the improvement in the appearance oi
your hair utter a few days‘ treatment.
Special agent, Silurian-Powell Corpora-
lion.
—-. .«-.
TWO VILLIOEO OlllilEO
”’IOEI FOOT OF ASHES
- (Continued from nrat page)
llabitnnis oi the town, live huudmd
men. women and children. doubtless
saving many lives. The Manning is
now serving distilled water and grow
eminent rations to the destitute peo-
ple, the water supply having been pol-
luted and springs tilled with ashes.
The naval wireless station was de-
stroyed by tire, and the Manning's
wireless equipment is too weak to
work with Cordova. Dispatches are
being sent by tug to Seward with an
appeal tor all available craft to come
to the assistance of the people ill the
vicinity. The property loss will be
enormous. As soon as the hall at
ashes. and and hot pumice alone be-
gan the otilcora oi the Manning order-
ed every one in Kodiak and nearby vil-
lages to board the. ship.
For more than forty hours the poo-
plo were huddled together in the dark-
ness oi midnight. Saturday morning
it grew lighter. the Manning worked
out or the narrow channel and headed
for the open son. She had not pro
she returned to Kodiak.
People Need Assistance.
SEWARD, Alaska, June 11.——'l‘he
"1'“ direct. news of condlt'ious on
Kodiak Island, which was almost de—
vastated by the erupflou oi Katmai
volcano, was received yesterday, when
the tug Printer arrived. bringing
Manning and, with .i. E. Erskine, a
merchant of Kodiak, who appealed for
costume for the stricken people.
ply at Kodiak was suinciemt to last
that iell into the water.
meeting oi the chimeric a committee
was appointed to handle roller funds
was sent to Congress asking that two
thousand dollars be placed at the dis-
Mcaiiagos were sent to Governor
Clark urging him to send all the rev-
enue cutters on duty in Alaskan wa‘
ters to the islands laid waste by the
Kodiak tomorrow with all available
supplies.
Aahea 0004M!“ an...
SEATTLE. Walla. Juno _il.--Dle-
patches from Dawson, Yukon Terri-
t‘nry, six hundred miles nonhesst oi
the volcanoes. say- volcauo ashes tell
there yesterday. The people of Dow.
son had not heard oithe Katmai erup-
tron. Other points in the YukonVal-
introverted a light tall at ashes and
Eagle, Alaska. near the lntsrnalonel
boundary. reported hearing distant
explosions ,mhuraday alteration."
ADVERTISE YOUR OUMMDR 001‘-
{PAGE NOW.
MID either will are that they‘re“ his
to let “Moment la The Sentinel.
A hilly. observing that a stranger in
her new lied no hymn hook. politely
handed him one. "'l‘lienkl."~aatd tau
. “ ,mtletnan, filth If“! ”Wit! “1 lob
”doth also a altruism-Ammo:
Lleut. Searies or the revenue cutter .
Limit. harm said that the food aup- ‘ ’
only 16 days. All the crops on the -.
island were destroyed and millions oi '
nah were killed by the sand and ashes .. ’
at a mass . ‘
tor the stricken villagers. All appe‘d’l‘.
pom! oi the revenue cutter service to .
jjbuy iopd.
Committee on mosquito crusade. ..
volcano. The tug Printer will ‘i-‘eturn to " V"
Hundreds at people are staking _
their plan tor the summer, ad the .
WW... .
in.“ new will columnar. in j
W w ‘
lindgqcrt Advancements l
Established 1115?.
I
THE BRASSIERE NOW AN IMPORTATION
FEATURE IN DRESS.
l’)esigners have brought out this season a number
of new models in lirassicrcs llt‘CaUSC most
women Cull-
sitlcr the Brasnicrl- just as important HIS the corset. null
zi variety l5’ilt‘hll’t‘ti. 'l‘llt- iirussicrc supports, routines
and lllOllitlh the form. giving,r smooth lilies and conceal—
int,r all evidence of a corset. Some prinlt- favorites are:
The De Bevoise, Bien Jolie,
and the Shapcly.
The De Bcvoise "putt-ruffle" Brassierc fur
figures. $1.00.
Lace-trimmed Braasiercs, ‘
50 cts.
~ For warm weather. The Open—mesh Brassiere with
lil‘t‘Ss shields :litticilcll.
*it‘lllill‘
75c quality. special at
This design ix pllrlil'lllzll'ly rim-
\’t.'llit‘lll in “car wtll Slit't‘l‘ lingerie u'uis‘ls. All sizes 1.:
$r.oo and. $1.50.
Open-mesh Bust Supporll-rs Willi :lit‘ilt'l packet: all
sizes. lit 50 £18.
De Bevoise Specials.
Embroidery trimmed, regular $.50 quality as cut-
lllugliell, Sth‘S 3.‘ it) 40 illclllsivl-,':lt 95 cts.
The 75 Ct. quality. >izcs 32 to 42 inclusive. at 48
etc. .
Ask to err iil(‘l-‘t‘ iliilcrcni lllOiit‘lS all the Corset Sec-
tion. main “HOT. ,
"Salt-let" Garters for holding children's 11ml».
.\ll colorsmwlliic. black. pink. blue. tall. ctr.
cts.
up
15 and 25
Corset Scoliml.
CHAMISETTE GLOVES.
Sensible <ililllllt‘riil0Vl‘S, for street or motor wear.
ill Natural. I‘ongrc. Cream and While. The style is
mpicll from a kid glove. and has tilc English cut
thumb. 'i‘llt‘sc Cilaliiisciirs \lliun uusilcd dry quickly
and llillll the shape.
lf'rllilltml length, $1.00.
Sampler Linen. \\'e are glad to announce that the
the
needleworkers can now begin their summer cilibroillery.
Linen Sections
long delayed importation is here at last, and art
a: eta ayard.
Elite i3. ill. lawn multiparty
eroded tar when the pull lined and
Parasols
A most appropriate and practical gift for the fair
graduate
The most upt oduie and prettiest assortment to be
found andwhere this season They include every desira-
ble style. tor 1912. There are parasol of every shape
with cords, fancy, covered handles. etc,. in an exceedllfi-
ly handsome array-Lot color combinations and plenty of
black and white
The makers argnqted tor the beauty and originality
at their designs. the. cllolcenees of their materials, the
2" worth of their handles. And every one of these haud<
soilie‘ paranoia is worthy of their reputation.
Women‘s paranoia from ............. 50c to $5.00 ea.
‘ Misses Parasols ...................... Me to 81. 50 ca.
millimetre Paranoia .................... 25c to 8100 en.
The N. E. RYAN (30.
N WASHINGTON 31".. SOUTH NORWALK
Reaching“ in, their Influence---
.4 They May Aid You in Solving
"Many a Problem
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