Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 27, 1912 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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LANE'S runs ica‘cnsm
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pnIoouc-rs ‘

'f I51 Washington 31111111.
‘ South Nor-walk,

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.rEoE E snow .
‘ Boston “‘ ‘ I1 ‘ _I

The (Bondy of Excellenoo ,1
1 ‘ $1.00 per pound ‘ '
r. H. sAxTos‘.

 

 

 

 

Andersons Launch Wallis '

. In”
tor nio. Ali 11.1.1. 61“ ropnlrlnn
given opwlnllnttpntlon. ’ "

 

 

Oystor Shell Point, Norwnllc

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ “Miss Myrtle Saunders and Albert P.
- Batmders have been spending a few
.days at Fairfioid Bench.

. Mr. and M15 James II Bnrm of
Camp st1eet,hn1e been entertaining
Miss Ella-bath Barry, 01’ Drinhury.

 
 
 
 
 

 

- . .‘I'I'lio monthly business meeting of
_ Mia board of directors of the South
Norwalk'purblic library will be held on
Friday evening. ’

 

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Ai'be1t. F1. Winoheste1‘s new resi-

- . Idence in Gibson Court, is progressing
flpidiy under the (mention of Con-
‘ tractors St. John & Rowen

If John Horst, of the baggage depart-
. 11119111; of thoSouth Norwnik railroad
‘1‘: «depots; has been quite ill with an at-

tank of, rheumatism the past week at
11 11in home in Spring street.

. Nest red. white and bluo‘uaages, in
1.1139121 form of flags to be pinned.- to lot)
.I ~1013, me being issued to advertise

' the Danhuiy Fair of 1912 which will
I l30 held from 011011911 7 to 12

Miss Florence Valentine of New
1Y01‘k,liss been visiting 1191 mother,
Dennis Valentine. in South Norwaik.
. ”Their mother, Mrs. Josephine Valen-
,,1 “I 1.111% is recovering from ,3 serious ill-
‘ness.

 

. Miss Blossom Smith hassncceeded
Mr. C. P. V. Stowe as stonogrnpher in
. the utilize of Raymond Brothers, Wash.
ington titréei. William O'Hara token
‘ gimss smith’s plate at the Water street
1.011119 of the firm. .

 

” 1 21111112111111 Strong Comstock, of the
,mulmiorth Avenue school, has been de-
, 111111111111 by the) state as prinoipnl of
. jihat'school for the coming your. The
-" state has taken oyer the entire Balm-

forth Avenue school, and will use its
‘ I rooms as model training rooms, for
Mueniors at the Dunbury Normal
school.~Danbury News.

 

I it is proposed to organize 11 oom-

manners of tho Society of American
‘ Wars for the state of Connecticut, and
I1 looming {at that purpose will be held

at the Nathan Hulo schoolhouse at
1' East Haddom next Saturday afternoon
at 2:30. Home Norwalk people am
11' .eiigiblo to membership in such an
organization. it is announced that up-

 
 
 
 
 
 

will-11w furnished by M11301 0. '1‘
,‘Brmlilloid, who is one of
I . nterosied in the formation of 11
Mention commandory.

 

now Friday train has been added
Mm 11111111111011 schedule at tho New
Work: New 11111111311 and 111111110111 11111-
M bemoan New York and Pitt.»

homin runs on the sumo umo
hounds: mortal from Now

our mom 111111 11111111111111 lair-I
4 Quad Genital It'stion at 1:85. ; _

, no stops hoiween Now

111113 honour}? and 11111111311111; more 1

not. AMI! will 1111911111111 1011:. '

' 710,5

plioation blanks and other inioi motion 1

 

”him this gives 1311111111111 an odor:
flow W from Now York on that

 

NEWBU RG HATTERS.»

 

Ferry, Water E Co. and Employee, ‘

Making Bill of Prices.

The following is from the..\Ze1v-
bur-g'h (N. Y.) News of last evening:

George Ferry, Jr., of the firm of
Ferry, Weber & Co, is conferring
with the mon'oinployed with the firm
tony over the bill 011 prices for the‘
coming year. Mr. Ferry told the men
that the prospects for the coming your
were very’much improved 11nd he look-
ed for :1 much bettei season thathud
been had for several Hears 11
fluishms this ofteinoon, and the old
bill of prices was agreed upon. This
does not take into consideration the
new grade of hats proposed 3.1.1- the
firm at the beginning (11' this your;
that proposition has been dropped as
a dead issue.

311-...lilcr1‘y recently met. the makers
and went over the situation with them.
The prospects were for 11 general and
speedy settlement. President McCuo
of the finishers, President Lynch, of
the makers and Secretory Shaiv0y oi
the Dnnbury assosciution were in town
assisting in the work of settlement.

——Dyspepsla is our nnilonn: ailment
Burdock Blood Bitters is the notional
cure for it. It strengthens the stom-
ach membranes, promotes flow of di-
gestive Juices, purities the blood.
builds you up.

 

 

 

INCREASE IN FOREIGN COM.-
MERGE.

WASllING’l‘ONwJunc, ‘37.--lncre11s~
es in both exports and imports, are
shown by a statement of the foreign
commerce of the. United Stolen for the
month of May and for the olevon
months ending with May, mode public
today by the (11111111191100 and labor do
1111111t11mnt.‘s l1111ron111..oi’ statistics -1111
11011115 for May totalled in mine $155,-
73,1113 compared with $129,813,100
for the same month a your ago and the
total for the eleven 111011111111 ending
with Mary was 31.522.246.824 against
illuitlAAltidlZi.

With exports totals were $165,408.-
9118 for Moy‘ lil‘lil, against. $353,152,353
for Muy 191), and $2,066,667 for the
elovon months ending with May. 1191.2.
111111111111 $3, 907, 618 462‘ior the some poo
iod lost your.

{rho stntoinont shows 11 111.11.11.11 full.
log or exports of i'oodoiuiio in crude
conditions; and food animals and E
coirospouding inc-rouse oi importation
of those produr'ts.

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11.111111111111111an ‘

\.‘ of I" kinda profoptly built.

NORWALK

361111111 . 111111111311.

That’s what Rogers and Stevens’ light weight
911111er suits are. Suits that are stylish' in «heat and
onphble of giving awful good 1mm.

' Wo'havE many Styles both of two and thrgeI

-" pieces suits-revury lotto suitEble for your outing oz"1
vacation and exactly fitting your pocketbook—Two.

piece suits, $111 to $20; Norfolk Suits, $10 to $18.

.I. I, SUMMER Funuismuos.

_ Superior and Scriven Union Suits ..
' Star, Arrow, Griffon and Giant Shirts . .
Soft Collars in cotton, pique or silk ..

Everything for Summer Wear.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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$1,110.10 $3.130
501: to $5.0on

 

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TELEPHONE 108.

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Have Tried

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’ 11111-111 at writii'ts eastern coast i‘milii

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mm 1... 311111; Special:

Mamas 51111119 Appropria-
tiongtnr Manauvars 1.;.

 

 

Tat; 1111111 110313 a menial message to
congress 11011111111111.1111»; the immodi
ate appropriating 01 31,350,031)
use of the wsr'depart-mont in the joint:

I, maneuvers oi! the regular mimynnd '

the national guard next month. The
president also asked-the 111.110.111.14
tion 11. 3167, 001i 101 urgenut necessities
Both items
were in tho gederhi army sppropriw
tlou bi: which the president vetoed
'i‘lm message was deferred to the
committee on military affairs aitei
Chairman Holy indicated 111111 111.1011

‘ would be taken to enable the 1.1.111130- 1'
pn‘rtmont and the National 12111:,5111‘1 :0

go ahead with plans moths monou-
vors. The first will be at Manassnn,
V1.1, bcgiunimt July 1'). .1
' it; is aimed at the War dopuitmont
‘ that tho rzojeoted rnIaneuvois 1.1111 be
so much larger than anything oi the
kind oer'r' attempted before in this
counfrr that: they may fairly claim to
equui in extent the annual maneuvers
oi the gum. European militnry pow—
ers.

The date set for the joint coast de-
fense 11 «roses 0'! the militia 111.1 mg-

oations :1.re:ll(nine. July 18437: \e 1'
Hampshire; September ti 13; 1311.11.11.1-
ohusstts, July lAugust“ .1; llhode is
land, J11 v 8-28; New York, July (3 to
August 1?.

The Connecticut National Guard will
be provided for in the appropriation
asked for by President Taft.
The COnneotlcut brigade, togetlr

states in New England, will 1111111 part
in on atturk‘trpon New York city,
hrginuing Saturday, August it), and

 

Our Sea Food, you don’t

. Settlement.“ was effected with the I

Know what Good
Sea Food is

svvononsu. owes. ’Ponolas,
BUTTER, FLAT. WEAK 'ANo coo-

. .FIOH, LARGE SEA BA88.'FRE$H

1111011511151, SALMON, NATIVE
EELS; Hngaur. LONG. AND
ROUND cums, LITTLE NECKB.

PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market

FREE DELlVERY. .

 

continuing until Monday, August 19.
E’i‘hoso Massachusetts troops 11111111
. cook 11.111 in the Lowronco strike 1.1i11‘
will not be called upon but all Otlitfi
lNew England militia compnnies are
expected to turn 011i.

it. is expected that the militia
New Ymk 11nd Ne1v1-ierso1 113th 11
bod1
loud \‘ou Yoik. Regular army offi-
cers wiliholn charge or thontinck
’uhd the defense. ’

Major George E. Hall. of the Sec‘
ond regiment said recently. that or»
ders were issued back in April by
AdjutnntnGoneral Colo i'or the par,
ticlpation of the Connecticut. militia
ln,tho maneuvers. it is expected that
the. Connecticut troops will mobilize
at New Haven or Bridgeport.

.4 «am—Mm

. {A CARD.

This is to Berni-y 11111 Foley's non-
oy and Tar compound does not con-
tain any opiates, any habit forming

 

 

Summer is Here. .

And we are prepared to meet
the demands for BATHING
CAPS 11nd SHOES.

. Bathing; (taps 25c, 50c, 7511 I

 

l'lutlllng Shoes .......... 251:
I
, Special Value
Plilmv Shams 'umi Sports,
Emil. .............. 25c
Pillow Sham» 11nd Scal‘i’s,
drown work ............ 501:

.l. I. Mallette

88 Washington 151.
Tel. 449. 813. Norwaik.

 

 

 

 

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An Ill-fitting Plato
should novor housed. It irritates the
mucus membranes of the mouth, keep-

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pinto that. drops whon nothing places

.‘ the wearer at. a great: disadvantage.
1:011 it not only QMMIWGI him, bull ‘ '

3 Midtown Innings liiln no 013113153: oi!

‘ 11111113011 or ridiculo “T316119 iii no new

 

 

.1011 {why 11 pinto 11111111111 not, givo ll

‘7 721'

We! are expecting~
‘ Our Supply 9‘

OAL

for next winter to arrive any
day. It will he the best grade
and fresh mined. Place your
‘ordor now as the price‘ or 60111
is reduced.

111111111”. GANS
COMPANY

Tour-nous: 3

YOUR 6RD!”

 

 

 

_ coughs.

drugs. or 11y ingredients that could.
possibly harm its users. 1011 the con-

qnoiltles‘mnko it 11 real remedy for
colds and irritations of the
throat, chest and lungs. H. L. 1110111.
,quist, Eadaiie. Wis, says his wii’o
rousiders Foley 8 «Honey and Tar
Compound the best cough 111119 on the
market "She hos t1 iod various kinds
but Foley 11 give the host result. of all. "
The genuine is in a yellow paokoge.
Ask for Foley‘s Honey and T1131 001111
pound and accept. no substitute. W. F‘.
3 Wizmoro and Co.

paw

 

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1BO'OMle} STATE HIGHWAY.

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Doleoates to Discuss Project at Moot-
ing on July 12.

For tho purpose of discussing the
proposed stint: highway 01' permanent
«paving from Port Chester in New tin
you. secretary Charles ill. Robinson oi
tho Conectioui Automobile association
was in Bridgeport yesterday suntan
ring with President hunk 118111111011
{oi the 13111di ammunition. It. is
expected that the Question will be m-

 

 

_ lug thorn sore and preventing 11111101191111
mastication of the food. as Well as
1 musing much culturing; and swims

WINS PRIZE
1. iTHOUT MATOHEB.

to of Willa“

 

 
 
 
 

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FORHMAKINC: FIRE

Austin Norton. 1111111111: or ohoI Boy
35111111131111 hold»

has up when the directors of the stats
association most in Now 111111111 July 13
Aocordiug to prosont pious, chambers
01: commerce. board at 11111119 and other
111111111111 organisation: mwusbout um
Motto will ho urea to lend their loan

 

 
 
 
 

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wssHINo'ron Julio 27.411191111111111 1

for '

or. with brigades 1110111 111i the other"

of- .1

of regular 11311111 men will tie- .

trurq, its great healing 11nd! soothing ‘

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111111111. A muslin; of homo. hon
. those organizations may be nailed mp
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1.. Bond the children to us for your wants. .

TEACH THEM 1“

how to buy. You can rest: assured they will lie} 11111111;
Iwith every courtesy at our store. You can save manna!

dollar during tile summer vacation in taking advantage or .
our sales. . '

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‘ Watch this space—it will pay you.

 

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‘ A. F. Bookmann 8:010;

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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FINAL MAP OF

Rock.

(Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL .9111
TWENTY PLQTS FOR SALE
- Only 0nc1First Choice

Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will;

Telephone 760 South Norwalk
_.M D. RANDALL ‘

E X H I B I T
OF WORK or STUDENTS or

MERRILL COLLEGE.
in Window of the Clifford PharmaIcy '
South Main Street,” South Norwalk 1 _-

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

ICE CREAM“
' THE BEST iN TOWN

We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream (hr delivery service is prompt.

RUNDLE’S BAKERY

NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.W '

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0-Ceadarf

 

 

L 0 V E R ’S
“The‘ Place" _

' Children’s

PUMPS .

Tan, Patent, Gun Metal, White
Comma”

¢

The boat Mop for hordwodd floors,
it is saturated “with O'Codnr polish:
which cleans and poliohesrtho floor.

$1.011”... to $2.119.
Can be washed and retreated with:
polish when dirty.

Ladies’ Colonial

PUMPS

tan; White, Gun Metal, 1
$100 to $3.50. 1

The Rats on

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