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STATIONERY STORES
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and
cooler tonight and Thursday moderate
northwest winds. The pi t‘Shlll‘e is low
oyer New England the plateau region
and the greater portion of the South
ern states east of Oklahoma and T9x~
as. It is high over the upper Lake re»
gion and Minnesota. The weather is
unsettled all along thc Atlantic coast,
but. Clear to partly cloudy weather pre—
vails in nearly all sections of the
country. The temperatures are sett-
sonahle, with no notahlc extrcines.
Showers have cectirred along the cast.
ern seaboard and in the southeastern
states.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 6;},- high,
Cloudy.
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John D. Milne, of Maple street. was
a visitor in New York city on business.
yesterday.
Mr. and Airs. A. N. 'l‘hierault, of
West avenue, spent yesicrday in New
York city.
The llatters' Sick I'lencfit Society
will hold its monthly business lllt‘ttl-
ing Friday evening.
The weekly husinesu meeting of lint-
ler Dodge, No. 97. l .0. (l. 112, will he
held this evening in its hall, in South
Main street.
”Road the (‘lli’ford Pharmacy Adv,
on page 4, column 1.
Kaboom Encampment. No. 9, l. O.
-0. R, will hold a iii—monthly meeting
in Our Brothers‘ Lodge room in Wall
utroet tomorrow evening.
The Men's industrial League of the
south Norwalk Methodist Enisciopil
church will hold its monthly husincas
meeting Friday evening.
Court Norriih, No. :78, Foresters of
America. will hold a regular meeting
on Tliurnday er enini,r in the quarters.
in Water htl‘ct‘l \‘otwall.
Pride of Court Niil'ruh Circle, No.
Sin, Companions of the ii‘orcut, hold a
rcntilnt' mot-tint: in Il‘oreutors' hall, Wu.
ter htrcot, Norwalk, lost cyciiliip‘.
The rent of thin week will see a
:uu-tuoi‘ahlo event amour: iino IMII‘IIHUIS
now point: oiiercil III. great. reductions
«til the N. C. ltiun (‘1). Sec udrcrtlno-
mum.
(iphir (lliilptcr, No. :32. «Order of the
«Janis-tern Star. will hold its nomi-
lmonthly Illiiilllel-ilt met-tint: thin cvcii~
int: In tho itliiuoiiic Temple, in South
Main utreot.
J. Walter Httiroy, ol’ the High iii-hoot
lmukot hail chumplonnhlp team, will
npcnd .‘Sitllli'tllly at the rowing i't-ntitlu
on the. iluduon. viewing the rut-cc from
Pouglikccpnie.
Welcome t-llrniilzci lodge. No. not.
Sons of St. (imrne, initiated it candl-
tiate and transacted otlicr routine
litinlnenu last night. at the regular
' weekly meeting. _
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Medical Association wall held
loot evening at the (ounlry Club.
Nearly tho full membership was ”pre-
cunt and all greatly enjoyed the dia-
cuflaton of an elegant nhore dinner.
SPECIAL
100 size Bruno Seltzer 6c
26c ulna Browne Selim 160
800 also Bruno Banner ......... 300
31.00 m ammo airliner ....... 60c“
For We Want: Only.
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A stranheiiy lestit al \\ ill he held at
ihes Spriuguooti Chapel in Ely aienué‘.
this evening.
William Ill. Keiaicr of South
walk. spent 3estcidiiy in New
on husiuess.
Nor-
York
Miss Nellie Sheehnn, of the WWW“
Stoi'o, silent yesterday in New York,
city on iiusiness. i
\iius (mimim. (tau ,1 of the ”it... i lied ltc' Is a natiiruLice whiih has he. on exaiuinedl iv ttili]]l('tt nt nuthmitiosi
toii Stoie, Sli'till ycsiiidiiy in the his
city on IiilrEIllOSS.
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Attorney John Keogh. of Washinu,
ton otrcct, in spending the day in:
Bi‘iducport, on IillSlIlt’h‘S, . l
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The soiiii-unnual election of ”Illt‘tll'fi‘
will Ililit' place, at \IillIIt-‘I‘ Lodge, No.
27, I. U. 0. R. this eveiiiniz.\
Leo l”. llunt, of Riverside avenutf
has taken a position as soda (It' -rk fol ‘
Edward 1’. “N d in his pliaruiaty lot
the summer.
At. a Slit‘CIIII meeting of the Amulua
mated SIKGL Metal Workers‘ Local
Union, lZT, tonight, matters of impor-
tance. will come tip. 1
Warren 0. Woodward. ol' ileldcn
avenue, spout the weekend and Sun-
(lily with friends in Englewood. N. .i.,;
and reports: it good time. i
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Misses Julia and lilsie Scliol'li.
were Stopping at the Summer t‘rost‘
llottl. itello island. hate ictuiucd to
thcii home in \‘t-w \oiit, :tftci a de-
lightiul outing.
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troit \iituliiizin, iiie spending a few,
days in town, haying (,Oliit' licio [Tomi
lictroit in their automobile. 'l‘hcy cx-
poet to return on Friday. i
A Riiet‘litl meeting of the Italian iti-,
dependent Society will he held tomoiw'
row wetting to clunsidcr the invitation
to participuic iii the dedication exert
cinch of the St. IJHIIBIIIIIS church.
(‘ourt l'idtnoiido Iio .-\Iill<'lh', Fort-ul-1
crs ol‘ Anioi'ica, will he rcpronciitctll
zit tlul dcdlcnlion oi’ IIlt.‘ Si, Littllfillllls:
llunuarlau it. (2 (‘liurcli on Sunday,
iiy u dclcuhtiou of ”town mountain. l
The regular IIHPI'IIIIK oi‘ t‘aiholic I‘d,
ion Council, No. to. liiiiuhtu oi' (‘oluiii-.
Iiilh‘. wan liohi Ill lllt‘ club house iu‘
Went. avenue last night, at which tiiuo
ronllno intuition-ii Willi transacted.
Edward \‘nlot, who wait arrested by
Captain .1. Harry lithium on Mondav,
charged with intoxication paid it line
of 7 and chitin at tin: ’i‘own (,ourt. thin
morning as a return of hill inlliuoretlon.
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i‘ourt (‘ociltg No, ion, Illlllghlt'l‘fl ol'
(‘llilllltu will hold a regular lil~inonthly
hiiltlnaiin nit-clini.r in tho t‘itihollc chili-
liouuo In West. avenue tomorrow cvonw
lug. All menilu-ru lire retpicutod to ho
prcaont promptly at night o'clock.
Minn Mary Collins. doutz‘htcr of Mru.
Katherine (tolilnn, of 39 Clinton avo-
mic. and .IttIIIlt-t ocnlilor, who in emu
ploycd at the Municipal Electric plant.
will he married at St. Miu‘y'a church,
this evening by itcv. Father Finn. .
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A delegation of local Elks, accom-
panied by fourteen mumhcrs of the
American Blind, Went to Anuonia you
terday, whore they particlputod In the
events of the outing held in that place.
The men enjoyed a great good time.
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Nicholas Martin, of Wilton anvenuc,
representative or the Unit/ed Electric
Light. and Witter Company. or south
Nomik, has returned from a three
dauu' outlines: trip in Brooklyn and
New York city, where he Went invest»
hating gas appliances and water he“
1 ed in note).
health from tlitpice.
From $6.75 up to $45
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A. J. Collins 81 C0.
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A FOOL IS A MAN WHO THINKS EVERY WOMAN' S BLKISH IS
A STRAIGHT FLUSH.
There are other men who seem to think any- old thing that poul~
try will cut is quite good enough for them. The careful poultry
keeper knows. better than this. while the wise. as well as careful.
poultry keeper appreciates the. grout Value of BONNIE IIOMIC
GROUND POULTRY FEEDS. which insure the very best poultry,
.plumiiest broilers and the host layers.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
erswl3onnle Home Ground Feed for Horses, t‘uttle and Poultry.
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Certified Ice
\‘ie desire to inform our patrons til i. t no handle (‘cititi ed ice only “C‘ eiti
and found to he pure and wholesome toi all piiiposes
tea, lemonade. etc, for dri llItIllil.
it ina3 he lrocly use-
wi limit the slightest danger to
Distributors for the Norwallts. "
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BrookSide Ice Company, South horwal
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Charles T. Pickering, Norwalk
Telephone 580
F' I CI ' S I
of Ladle-5' und Misses“ Stilts. Cools and l.)re§ses at such low prices
that you can't afford to miss it, as they must he. sold Immune we net‘-
er carry anything over from one season to another.
We also invite you to Inspect our line of House Dresses, Ki-
inouou and Waistu. The prices are low and styles correct. Come
and he convinced.
WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwalk
Concrete, Cement. Flag .
(Kurt: S. Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
WALKS
(IiGradlng, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Have you seen the 1913 Model of the
Moy er Automobile
You are cordially invited to inspect it at our garage
We rent Automobles
By tfllti hour, day or week. Our chauficurs are skilled and
care .
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 6813 NORWALK, CONN.
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NORWALK.
Pitch: m.
0. B. Jackson
. Optlclla trim
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Frcc
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Advertise Your Wants in the
it
Sentinel. ' It rings Result.
limo of tho year. procticully every-
body is entitled to a vacation-man op-
portunity for mental or physical ro-
laxutlon: (if course thoro are some
who are more entitled than others to
this change and rest: lint. I iind few
who hood It more and are lens likely
to not‘it than the really poor pcoiile
who live.- iii the thickly settled parts
of our large cities. 1 am fully aware
oi' the fact that. the poverty in which
some people live is the outcome of
their own lolly or wickedness or care»
leafless-quit. huvlnpr lived the great-
er portion of my life in Now York
and work into dealing with the, nioritl
and practical ethics l‘oiind there. I Sill)-
iiiit to you that many of the so—callod
poor have liecii the victims of uncon-
trollable. circliiustitncon. . and hence.
are ahsolutely worthy of every eit-
couragetnent and auuistanco that can
he given thorn as they make an honest
struggle amidst the affairs of life.
Anyhow. the children of the poor are
not to blame for existing conditions.
Still they are. for the most part.
lurcaiest pui'fcrcrs. All that we \\'-Jlll(I
lilo to relieve distrcas. we cannot do“
can do, we ought to (to.
:Eilltl tliut clitcl'l'ully,
That we in South
hate some In the prii:
lief work "a “fresh air'
Ilt'tlS started last year until-r the direc-
tion oi“ the writer, and
and lilit-i‘ality ol‘ the people of
city_ i't‘N'tIOIitIIllg without
Ichurch :lit‘iliulion or creed listitlt‘r
ltioii. iiiade possihle a ten day." our
lint: tor a goodly IllllilIlL‘I' of How and
pills from the City of New Yolk.
I have been urged tllroucli We lumi-
ly interest oi'our citizens, again
take the initiative in a work ot’ 'Ill:~
ikiiid. and I am glad to llUbilUn’I to
:nhnt ht‘t'lllh‘ it call of duty.
<auio general plan that
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ll toiiowed last _\c.ii will he in
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limit what we
Norwiilk might
part tit u‘, ic-
OlII‘
i‘ouarti 'u
to
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vogue
at this time Tile boys and let‘ls will
he taieiully selected IIOlll the piopt-i
:tlhollt'lt's in the llast Side of .\'ew
iYorlt, and will come to South Non
lwnlk on July hill. and remain for ten
You are invited to
lor of these visitors
iliio‘int- to ho your
iyou cannot conveniently do i‘igit.
ititcre is open to you tho o‘hcr
lo: helpfulness. by assisting to inp-
‘port the “Tent Movement.“ 1 pro-
pose to erect a tent on the rear lawn
iof the parsonage grounds and there
l"camp out” as many hols as we can
‘day s. . Ike one
two into your
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'hcu
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private wit-sis,
-Il'0il>(llllllll_\‘ care for.
‘ it may he our own vocation or sunr
Inter outings will mean more to us ii‘
we can hurt» the ctiiisrioiISiit-ss of hav-
lint: helped other; to a pleasure and
lust that would not have been theirs
had we tailed to come to their assist-
! If this letter and tho ohjcct con-
ltained [heroin interests or appeals to
lyou-~~l shall he kind to hear from
:you. Franklin A. Smith. Tl West,
its-trout, South Novivalh. has consented
.to act its treasurer of the front) air
Ii‘uiitl. and (“tiilli‘lltlllICIIB may he sent
‘io him direct or to hint llll‘tlllilll tho
iwritcr, at such times as shall «lic most
It'mll‘t‘lllt'lll to tilt» donor.
However, in order that I may know
tipproxiniatoly the Illlllllit‘l‘ of children
,t’or whom to make provision. i will
(It'clii it an (‘filit‘t‘llll favor ll‘ all most-
contemplating a part In this endeavor
will express to the their purpose at
an curly little.
I it“ more duilulle
'tliiir. lcttcr conveyk I“ desired,
ho IAIIItI to furnish numo.
With hind rclziirdu. i am
Sincerely more.
.1011): E. ’.l".l’l‘l'2ll.
VIOLATED TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
itifornnuioii than
I HIlllII
. W. H. Child: Paid $9.01 to the Norwatk
Town Court
Chief of Police 'i‘hoinnn imithorlund
ol‘ Xorwulk, 'yoiui-rdny noon arrcutod
W. ii. militia. of tho flthlOllH (‘hllll‘a
renlttui‘nntn of ‘IIIO laruor citieu, for a
violation of tho trtltflc ordinance In
the city. Judge Edward M. Lockwood
fined Mr. tiliildn $9.01, when tho latter
pleaded guilty in court yontcrday nit»
criioon.
Chic! Loutherluiid naya that, never in
all his experience no a policeman has
he had the honor to arrest no absolute.
iy a complete gentleman as was Mr.
Chimes. The chief will never have to
spend a neat for food whim he In in
New York city, for he has a standing
often- from «Mr. Child to eat as fre-
quently and as much no he likes.
Mr. chltds knew that he was in the
wrong and made no protest. at tho no
rust '
merit In Thu Sandal.
city and having 'put much of my study"
i'lo:
llitii t‘iilt.‘lll ‘
the interest '
Money well lnvutcdmm Martin}:
HESS.
while you can.
220 BROADWAY
We Have Sold More Farms
in your county this spring than all other agents
combined. As we have sold “for OTHERS. why
not for YOU? GET IN ON A “LIVE WIRE”
You have been on a “dead one”
long enough. Tear down your “FOR SALE” dis-
tress~signal and prepare to wave the flag of ‘vic-
tory. Write us giving full
terms, etc. Padded prices will not be considered.
WE HAVE HUNDRL DS OF CASH BUYERS.
l ' Stripe-Hodges Company
Real Estate Investments
NEW YORK CITY
particulars, price,
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iruwwrwtww The Circulating PLANNING IIII'I‘IIIG
A Complete Assortment of . ' Q , FDII Poo“ cull-DRE“
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. Ladies Library ‘ rwl ‘ rator Rev. John It). Zeiter, pastor of the Farms wanted!
. South N0rwalk Methodist Episcopal
ouse resses lt‘huroh is making active plans for An Where in Connecticut
fit 79°! $100 and $1449- ‘ ’ With all the'latCSt 13001“ for 20 V W. the. entcrluinniont of the fresh-air kids y _
. ’ per day. ' from Brooklyn next month. Rev. Mr. “D‘d 3’9“" CY" hear Of a farm being §°Id front
LADIES KIMONOS ' y . You Willll‘ ti Refrigerator that will maintain a low temperature Zelter Illlbl sent out tllt‘. {0}“)ng (Ell'- a For Sale sign board? We never dld. This
at Iockfcsazg $1.00. ‘ Come in and find out about ‘t' \vy‘itli p small amount or ice, You want a reliable value for the right , clllm‘ lotion Which Breaks '1'01‘ “Hell! EggkfifiogFloggisggAiFAfilfig omakeeSk a
' «$3 , refrigerator means health. Our line of refrigerators are charcoal South 'Nt‘iyi'yy'nlitl,%(;onlii;,lq .locagtion where every farm was p138t€¥¢$WIth :
E K BANKS “II-”v WM. P. BEERS filled and odorless und uses little ice and one that will keep food My (km. Friend-~— line .i. . .1 .. “FOR SALE” board? Of course you wouldn' t.
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Mahackemo Hum Block “I“ South Norwalk and NOIWflIk in a pericchcundition and they range in mice This now to you in m the were“ It requires more than 3. FOR SALE Sign to sell
South Norwalk of children and vacations. At Home property It requneg‘i energy, hard work, years Of .
.., eitperience and a thorough knowledge of the bus-
.1
The annual Sunday school picnic ot‘
the First Congregational chulch yoiulirl
people will he held on July 10th, ’I‘rol-I
ieys will convey the excursionists to‘
formerly Sieeplt’w
whore they will spend;
the day in the usual pleasant manner:
of the picniclters. t
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, Sea-ilreeze island.
chase island.
'I‘lip animal excursion of the iii-
iuiites of the lv‘aii'ticld County (‘hild‘i
: rcus' iioiiio will he held on July ihtli. ;
This picnic will he at, Rtittin Point. and i
list the kind gift annually oi“ the Sundayll
school of the First (.‘ongrenutional;
t‘hiirch to their less fortunate littie'
friends.
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Court Frances, Order of the l
7 Sceptre, will hold a meeting this eye,
ning In Mystic Chain Hail, \‘i’ushiuu-l
ton street. I i
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Advertise in 'i no Sentinel.
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memes SCHEDULED FOR JULY. ISTATE LEAGUE GAMES
FOR PRESENT WEEK
Wednesday
New Haven at ilaiti f'oitl.
lioiyoltc at i'lritigeporl.
\Vuicrhury at Springfield.
Thursday
liridpeport at New Haven.
\‘l'ateriuiry at Hartford.
Springfield at Hoiyolie.
Friday
New Have-ii at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Hartford.
\Vaici'liitry at liolyoke.
Saturday
New Haven at Iiolyolte.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
liartt‘ord‘at Waterbury.
Sentinel ads. bring results.
ful.
plies its field .
ery efficiency.
unequaled worth.
Be it a “one-horse store"-—or a many-
liorse storm—as long as it‘s a horse dc-
livery store it’s extravagantly waste-
The Ford equipped store multi-
of trade' by four—«di-
vides its delivery costs by two—and
adds a hundred per cent. to its deliv-
Ford delivery cars cost but $700 f. o. b.
Detroit—complete with all equipment.
In mechanical construction they are
identical with all the seventy—fivethou— -
sand new Fords we are making and
selling this season-—a proof of their
Get particulars——
and booklet—from S. L. Benedict. 98
South Main Street. South Norwalk-
or direct from Ford Factory.
llaucy l‘l NliAl‘l‘i..I§S
Nativc I’llilh'. per 2 quarts
, each .
«Icrs as EARLY as {IOShlbIL‘ for
Tel. Cali - -
ll‘l 1’2 lhn. lino (JRANIJLA'I‘ICIJ Slitjxltlx'.
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This is the work for canning iti‘aytiicri'iciz.
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ROYAL GROCERY CO.
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Scull Ill your on
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The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
aoUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Talophom. 4c. ‘
: is 8611111118 rapidly in DODlilhrlty an a whatnot» for int]: and ,
.:. plaster and wall-paper. It. is aunceptlbiu or an luttnlto “not:
i»: at articttc denim liar walls and calling, tutti normltn ~
' wide scope tor ludivldul lithium t , » ,,
.3: druid lilo-r ‘wmm '
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