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4 Lama—Branch Office. Norwalk
,_ ,890 —Editor’s Residence
729—5—-City Editor‘s Residence
y44nrds4 in St.
4 were distributed from the our through
4 cm states.
’ such care
' equipped with it moving picture out-
‘ilt in charge of a lecture-r. who in thin
" . manner is able to present the adruu-
' 'tlt‘en.
the inoantltuo why not the loyal to lli(‘
V~ otm and Stripes. under which morn
A‘ hint boon nchloved than tunic-r any oth-
~ for ling toward justice
1 want to jail.
S preuntuunghng way. 'i‘he iii-st great
THESOUTHNORWALA:
EVENING Summon 4
with the will illilit‘itdtl,x0f the
estate of
council, P4t44
Two Cents 1! Copy - $54... a Year
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
. TOMORROW
High tide 3:37 a. 1114.; 4:13 p. m.
Sun rises 4: 19; gets 7 H29 _
SOCIETY nortcns
M
MA$0Nii3 blfiEGTflRY
odge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets nMaeonlo Building. South
Main street, lot. and 3d Tuesday or
each month—«July and Auguat'ex~
canted-at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordiallyvl'nvited. Frederick
5. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilc0x,
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 26 and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-July and August ex
canted—at. 8 o’clock. All 110an Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson
W. Cole, II. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
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UOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candce.
Vice-President—~Charles,J. Pidgeon. t
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
ge-z—-News Department .
92-34—Business Department
TEACHING THE PEOPLE.
Whit-t some of the railroads oi the
ESTABLISHED BY t? J
1 nuwoldeu, do u
lNorth and Northwest are doing for the
people is shown by the report of tho’.
_" return of the original exhibit our ot.‘
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to lllCli‘
when .iti
yt‘ctts' tour.
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the Great Northern linilwny.
Paul recently,
had completed a [litre
‘ During its journm this (Hill i‘”8.lllt>d ihe4
innd- products of. Montana
War-thing
ton, Otogon, North Dakota and Miunc
Bola through tyonty-fonr states t‘tom
Atlantic to Pacific, It visited 732
towns and cities, exhibiting the pro .
ductn of 1.440.607 persons. 'l‘ten tons oil
thoohyots and other printed mutteri
the Middle West, Eastern and South-4
Owing to the success oft
this car the (‘irrnt Northern has ihree‘
upon its road ouch being
tunes Ol'yilll' Wt-s-t in the most untur-
ul Wu)“. Louis W. Hill has heuu tho
’1)l'llli(' ill0\(‘l in sending tilt-so. exhibi-
lion curs (nor the touuttt'
mm“m-L.“v~lm~
THANKS TO THE MOTOR
The total llrc ions in tho city oi”
Bridggport during tho phat your was
*hiu. $4,500.
the Uhioi‘ ours, was due to tho ciiit‘lcn-
(23' of tho inoior-drirmt apporulus.-
CDIlli‘i'Clill iicrorti.
..-....
ii‘no tunuy nutotn‘ohilo di‘lrci'a boar '
in mind only the rmtdltion at their
They don‘t think enough about
the touch that in moving itelnicauly
in tho. nirocln with two illll: fool hum;
unto ‘hlut.~ »—-I\louinonwt;\" Aill’m'l inor.
who or- unirt-rnul hrotltoriuiod hut in
among ntou.--
“ Tacoma lmtiuct‘.
4‘ A My hundii. who hold up ll confer»
tlonrr Mm hint of candy in New 'i'orh
Proof of womun‘s tun
parlority lion in tho hurt. that any pm.
ty‘ girl can hold nometmu up for n
pox of candy and run no risk of ii. Juli
WhieliAiilnvlllo Carrier Jourhnl
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ii’opttinr prenlnnntlni primaries
have probably come to otny The pub»
he must perfect them. No atqutiettt
continuum should be tolerated in tho
.er Ihould be a uniform any hot.
, to mode on into an nonnthlc Wu
day in Septemu
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THE CAP'HVE :
He lies within a darksom‘e cell;
A tiny window stoutly batted,
Looks out upon the shades
that dwell
Within his high-walledprison
yard.
But daily, for a little space,
A slender, shining sunbeam
falls
Within "that gloom-enshrouded
place,
And glows athwart those
sombre walls.
And when he sees the blessed
ray
~ The wretched prisoners heart
4 grows light, flag:
The new found wonder of the ‘
day
Gives courage for the com-
ing night.
Chillon, abode of damp and
gloom?
Ah. no, his fate is worse
than that;
He occupies an airshaft room
In New York's most expens-
. ive flat.
“Pucko
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~ The reopens our halt marsh mosqui-‘j
4 toes are at ibtmt. to nor cent or tit
‘ outire crop of tho
4 watermarked, the water does not conic i
.. their natural View, they decided that
The thlfllvo tomcat oi Mr. SW8
the woodland m W M! “Mid”
‘X hit! Email“? Iii wd44
brought by adult perigee title about 0 , .
- lot. Grand View Park. War.
tic ha follow
4 istw’i‘it‘o duuply oi. “rotor is regular
.ery 26 am, rain or nhlnc the water
comes. 4 ‘
2nd~-The marshes lay uncovered to
the Sun, the uncle are shallow nod the ‘
water warms quickly and ntaya worth.
3rd-The Writer in undisturbed; '
Here the three essentials to big
bleeding me to ho had and nowhero, .
elecweunt‘shin‘e and stagnant water,
and no disturbance to interfere With 4
the iiiopttgntion~and us, the marsh in 4
away as to does in soil. 4_ _ 4
So it is plain to be seen that our 4
mosquito problem is nimnie as cook
pared with hot climatee where “103-.
quitoes breed in four days. Here it'
takes from ten days to tire weeks or ‘
longer in flesh water. but only eight
to ten days on the marsh.
Now if the murah mosquito—m4; 9d
per cent is done away with local or
fresh water mosquitoes breed only
where canditionn are favorable and
they are very limited. ‘
Ponds. hroolrn, fountains or any"
other place which contains any other
water life produces no mosquitoes. It ‘
absolutely requires dead. stagnant wa- .
tar undisturbed and quite warm, and
even then you must have the ntoeduito
find that hater to‘lnv eggs in before
breeding can commence.
This question oi inland or
water breeding is the 5 per cent. left
after the marsh production, and will
be taken up in time.
As an example of how very neces~ 4'
earl the marsh drainage is, this one 7
(use 01 neglect at 'i‘oiteneke will not ’
line. The ditch is supposed to be
low enough to let the pater sc'ep out ‘
oi‘ the pools, or lower than the pool.
hi this case stones interfered with .
thedequit oi the ditch and were to ho.
routovud later. it won forgotten. The
very ncxt perigon title of June 15th"
llllcd the pool and on June lSth tho
, not nor. troudcti to sttttotntiou with .
triggers—«mi inns oi them.4 enough to
triv'e the uh
mo The pool was iilOlilirtl) dtalnodl
and the laptop god the fishes inspec-l
min of the
turtle wrote i‘it cutie "titer occut
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Lewis R. Attritior to Town of Nor-
wnlk, lot and buildings, \\-'nshingtou ‘
street hridue. Quit cluim..
Estate of Ellen Nihiii to Antonio
Ilenzuili, lot and buildings, h‘iy avo-
nuc. Adminlntrator'e deed.
Hurry 1). lion to P. Stclluls, lot,
Ely avenue. {Zonservtttor's deed.
Gilbert K. Hastings in William
Krunch, lot, Grand View Park. War.
John A. Patrick to Charles G. 130-
hannan, 2 ttcrtss,’ 'I‘oilaouie avenue.
War.
William Krnsch to James Sparse.
James Sputum to William Krusch.
“lot and buildings, France street. War. ‘
Ernest Boesninau to Valentino Brit 4
ting and with. 2 acres and buildings,
Gruintuun nvcnuo.’ War. 4
William P Acton to Charles Riffei
l illl‘Cl untl buildings Perry avenue
War.
Edward Sherwood to Jeneplt F.
Henli‘. 2 acres. Bates ntrert. War.
James J. Keenn to Vincent Porchia,
lot. Brood street, War.
Eugene M. Toilets to Yinthroi’ (iar- I
diner, at New York, Peach inland.
War. 4 .
NEW VORK‘ BTRONG FOR SHEFh
MAN.
outmoo June 20 «The New Yorttl'
delugutlon planned last night to
colon out todny in 0. strong demon-
stration for Viva-President summon
tor wuominntion.
The boom hon {been tic-tn in abor-
ttnco since the opening or the conven- .
tion. but with the dovehlmonin ot the
night looking more turntable for the
nomination o‘i‘ 'i’iiianidout 'i‘olt trout
today’wa’n the logical time to bring
forth their condition» for the "taun-
ntniz main" ion
80 for Mother flood of Vermont,
has been tit". only genre candidate for
mud .mltton {01% title 'i‘n'tt notion
regarding the nomination its timid m?
that the New Yuri: delegation lied
trealt‘ ‘
S truth a serious black 4
Mn? mites dam of all of
Fridays.
Each and every Friday Special is
a spemal in eVery Sense of the
word. The descriptions are ac-
curate-«brief to be sure-«it being
“our! endeavor to (tell of much in
little Space The valuations al-
ways conservative; the selling
price “Special for Friday.”
tells the story of our
4 This
shee‘essful
Lawns
6c Figured Lawns. for himonon.
house dresses, em. in floral,
stripes and dotted designs.
Special for Friday.
3
34c
Long Cloth
$1.00 Enllgsh Longcloth,
as wide, lino soft finish quality
for women‘s and tuieses' wear.
Special for Friday
85c piece
{:6 inch. .
Pearl Waist Buttons
Spec-in! for Friday
2c card
Women’s Black
Stockings
Good quality.
larly 390.
last black; regu~
Special tomorrow
29c
Cotton Ball Fringe
For tit-e55 trimmings. white and
colors. Special for Friday
19c
Safety Pins
4 . Suitings
419(2 indian Head Sultiugs .lft
$1.75 i..ingerie Nninsoolt, 40 inch
on widening even thread. soft
ilniah for fln'é‘ underwear, etc.
‘ ~sptmlal for Friday
3’ $1.29 piece
inches nide. in stripe patterns.
two tone colors, for suits. skirts.
and dresses. Special .i‘or Fri-
.dai'
12%c
Nainsook
Good. quality and size.
for Friday
1c dozen
Special
Japan Mattings
Our regular 29c and 330 stock.
Special for Friday
220 yd
Hammocks
$1.50 Hammocks, good eo‘oug.
durable hammocks for summer
comfort. _. Special for Friday
Gidghams
8o Apron Ginghams.
quality. all size checiia,
ore of blue: brown nnd green.
I Special for Friday
standard
in chi-
98c
Play Suits
ilors' Kiln-hi Play Suits;
lurly Stir.
rogu-
Spechti tomorrow
Hair Brushes
250 Hair Brushes. solid wood _
back, with white bristles. Speo
iztl tomorrow. .
19c
Writing Paper
390 Linen Writing Paper, with
colored lmr‘ders, pinkobine and
lavender; 24 sheets and 24 en-
velopes. Special tomorrow
‘ 21c
Hind’s Honey and .
Almond Cream
Regularly
tomorrow
.300 bottle.
37.0
Babcockls
Corylnpsis
Regularly 15o.
row
Special
Special tomor-
WILL LIA!) UlVlSlON.
m
Mlu Einlo Hill in aaitimon Suffrage
4 Demonitmion.
Mint; nun, Hill, of Normik, dough
lot at Communion iil,4.J. iiili. will
innit the Wuklnmun Goiloxe Women 3
Equal Suffrage division at the large
“throne pump in Baltimore on June
,Inlil the Wuhinuion maid, which
prints tin umliont liltont’m of filth:
134m, our; of Mr: «nth Hill, in... in
printout of tho holiest woman's
Minn outings MW in Worthington.
ltom anthem-ltd wn.t. not
now.
CHICAGO. June 20 ”Scholar Kon-
yon. Who in Winn managin- tor
Sonntor Emmi». Iii lawn. in stating
today thittgmlnncu donation will
not halt.
light it out tin MW”.
1 been talking to other Wolves
on the advisability or granola: it
new party? No. sir. i think the M
tho pinion; nitunthm.
to prevail. There [ant much
4 thoir meats. hut I m
M904 w W.
Wm Wins»
4m kahhlh We loo-t4“,
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mu. mm. m in... Murray 1min.
toln Their Amman”.
Whiic Arthur '1‘. Murray w» hold»
his his bachelor dinner last owning.
attitd' "Let the two factions; at the Norwniic£ountry Club, Min
limo
will. mum, at mm mu, me
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