All advertisements, items of news,
FOURTH OF JULY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued no u.
mornirngypnper on Thursday, July itini
'7 hold. should reach the office as early.
Wednesday niternoon o5 possible.
{l‘he‘direoions of the Norwnik Club
meet tomorrow night.
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The Norwalk iron iMoulders' Asso
elation Will moelt tomorrow night.
Welcomo .Stmngor Lodge, ‘No. 364,
. oi! St. George will meet tomorrow eve-
. ailing.
Minn Gertrude Nattei’ord of Brook-
lyn, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Hm v3. '1‘. Nutteiord, of Wilton avo-
3,118. for’o'l'ew (lava.
The Burl-slain» Endeavor oil the
Soul-h Norwalit Congregational church
enjoyed a sail on‘ Long Island Sound,
Saturday memoon.
Tho chimyhhird nunual reunion of
‘ who Scott Family assooiation will he
Sheld July 4, with Mr. and Mrs. E. 1..
Griswold in Seymour.
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The Sinuh‘flompouy. Coast Artillery
Corns,.,C. N. G... will close up camp
matters at the regular meeting to be
«bold WWW evening. '
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one: room» Motherland mm our
car Charles F. Page, of Norwalk, are
, iodny attending the convention of the
State Polio-e Association at New Ha-
ven.
Yesterday. was an especially gay
one in the automobile line. more years
passing through Norwulk than on any
«Sunday thus far, according to all re-
norm?
Norwn-lk Aerie, No. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles will ily Ito their quar-
tors in Wall street on Wednesday ov~
coins for the regular ill-monthly busi-
wu Meeting.
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Boom Mend of the Moose, will
. be at the Moose Hondqlmnlens. .123
17mm street,“ Wodnesday even-
ing. .All Mothers wishing to pay dues
. Ellwok, or 32 High shoot,
.m Normlk will leave on July 14
M Europe to be gone several woolul.
,. ‘Iiir ,fiiléodlt will amend a. family ro-
,. , union'ut:llih,Mhorl' home in lroloml.
‘ The announcer Francis Goodnow,a
vulp convention/«may unloaded at
the docks of. tho Ell, Georgia Pulp and
' Mar company, in Normlk is on m
‘wlmlttosl. George. N. B wror my
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in W 3. Ecuddm‘, of; Wait
Willy. " .. _
day in Norwalk.
with his mmily in town.
Mar, in Now mil no.
will the Hudson ‘Riv‘er row"
on won in; tholw 6‘:
Master Frank Harem spout yester-
F. J. Annie is spending the week-end
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"Frederick ‘ Plattw of «Westport
spending a few days in town. ,
Norileld Grange hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting last evening.
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J. K. Chamberlain, oi Glendalé, L.
1., is spending several days in town.
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Miss Ethel Salmon who was ono‘ of
the graduates of Allegheny College,
has returned to her homo here.
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Mr. and Mrs; Sidney Hordlsty and
a number of friends are enjoying a.
picnic today at 001nm Bench.
Rev. H.’ M. Lawson 01' Stafford
Springs will preach in tin Nomeld
Congregational Church, Sunday, at
10:45 n. In.
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Mru. L. A. Pinkham and son Ray-
mono and Miss Hazel Waterbury have
returned from“ several days visit in
south ‘Norwulk.
J. Merwin Beers has returned to his
home in Orchard street, Norwnlk, af»
‘ter several days visit with his grand-
son, H. Merwin Tron/bridge.
Mrs H. M. Trowllridge and child
leu have héon guests of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beers. of 23
Orchard street, ‘Norwalk.
Mrs. Tremhly and daughter have
returned to. Newark, N. J., after sov-
urnl duys visit with Mrs. Lewis Bilin-
mm and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ship-
man.
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hir. and Mrs. Ebonezer Hoyt, oi
Humanoid have been recent shouts or
their cousins. Orlando Andrews ““1.
Morris Andrews and families and their
aunt, Mrs. Angelina Andrews. ..
Mrs p.11. Perry, Mrs. ll‘vlng nook-
wood Mrs. D’iM Andrews, Mina Lois
Andrew and Miss Alien“ Andra-VI
Oilnriou Wnkumun or the East {Bidet
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lockwood lulu
{Irene Lockwood Mina Moudo Look-
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Worn dinner guests yoaterday o! hm.
might for summer. wear.
Straws, Panama, Summer
second's notice. 7
Stores open Wednesday night.
Clohed all day *Fourth of July. I
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NORWALK
Good Sea
SWORDFISH. BLUES.
Clithili’s Bridge
Bungalow
Aprons
Law neck. short sleeves, slip
over-ahead, mat the niveat thing
in a dress uprou‘ for summer
weather in black & white, biuo
and white, figured mmale and
blank and white. blue and white
and grey and white stripe. 500
each.
4th July Post Cards, 6 for 50.
J. I. Mallette‘
88 Wothlnqion at.
Tel. 449. 80. Norwnlk.
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wood. Mills Mob-l Lockwood. Mm Al
loo Andrew Orlando Andrews and
Harold Burritt will spend today in“
Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Sherwood, Mr-
and Mm. Fredonok Burrltt. Mr. and
wedding at Greenfield Hill, Wellness.
day. of‘Mina mind 'Buckloy and clay-
ton Emmi.
Eldon Chill DMOE.
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mm. “mulli- Muir of tho Saloon
Mayday Night.
The M W dunno ohm Knob
Gloom held on aggro” overrule
, and-Wool“ mm ammo
mum ‘l‘ho Mm'm moot lowly:
wooded Mandolin him not aim
rum to ll mum um «my! or into
m
And above all the price is hymn—possibly all irnportan
as anything connected with «tumor noceuitles.
Light weight furnishings, you'll find them all here.
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Unless You Have Tried 0qu Sea
Food, You” Don’
FORGIES. MAOKEREL,
BUTTER, FLAT, WEAK AND COD- EELS,
FISH, LARGE SEA BASS, FRESH ROUND CLAMS, LITTLE NECKS.
PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
pit-Limos makes him an objocl. of no
Mrs. George Waterbuy, attended the '
ll sun 3 151mm surr, “
We have thorn all and many othors in? the very lightust
Capo; All who needs at
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t Know What
Food Is
SALMON, NATlVE
HALlaU'r. r.LONG AND
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Fish .. Market.
rnggliomvadv.’
An ill-fitting Plate
should never be used. It irritates the
mucus momhrunes of tho mouth, keel)
mastication of the food. as well as
nursing much whoring: and autumn
plate that dropd when talking places
the wearer at a great disadvantage.
tor it not only embarrassed him, but
oulslon or ridicule. There is no noo-
aon why it pinto should not give sni-
lninctlon it properly made. Are you
having trouble with the one you are
using? it so. let me show you the
comiorta of it perfect plate.
J. H. MALLERY
16 South nun 8L. South ”m
Hours: . t. II. 10 I D. 1!. Im'
“II 3! mm only
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FLOVER’S
Wl‘ilo Place"
Bridgman to- attend the chant. The '
. own leaked limited haul o; tho day a; . 3'
Wutuort library. is on a would» vn~ .
: notion in lilow Janey
, Day is substituting in her absence.
1 non of Hartiord, are guests at the '
. home of Mn Khan‘s mothér. Mrs.
have been spending the past
~ menus has unwed at the local dock
' Keenan.
lLo’dge, F. and A M.
ing thom‘aore and preventing a proper.
The bins-t. hitch in the manor ill will
. o he won: tho nloooa and nephew:
‘ on: on {tho {allow not but my
took I; “boot to
u f:
Mr. and Mm Villium ‘ L. fluid)".
Molly from on: m. ‘ wont to;
Min Louise Hurt. librarian at the
Miss Dorothy 7
Mr. and Mrs. ilnrold Knox and
Arthur H. Dulze.
one.
of lr‘nllerial” uvo~ .
The Carmine Lonomne. fondly who
six
months in Italy. have now returned I
to ‘Westport,
their iuluro borne.
, A large barge load of. tran rook and
top ordering for the road at Rivernide «
from the R‘ocklnnd Trap Rook com».
my. New Yor. "
There will he a roosting in the Pro-
halo oouri When a insuring will he
held on the will of the late Susan
This is éxoeotod to he a.‘
settlement hearing and no objection}
are known to be in the field. ig
" The last meeting of the 'i‘emplol
No 85 {or the
aouson whom last evening in their -
rooms at tho Fable building. Tha-
lllunter Manon degree was worked on ,
one candidate. There will he no ,
more meetings until September.
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Tholnsi night or the fair which
has been .‘in order at the Greens
Farms ofiiregatlonal church was
third time was packed with guano.
The 'amount mode on the carnival is
‘not- known but a substantial amount
will be realised.
The main. road which leads out or
thiao town in the direction or south
port, has been under repairs for
several weeks and more than little
comment has been passed on its new
condition. The hill is now in ; fine
allow and .several inches of tar and
crushed alone have been applied.
Hill grounds when the Wontwrta will
entertain the Independent: of Bridge-
port. Those looms have this dum
buohedd’or some time and the ions
hove been looking forward for a good
canton. Miller will most likely start
on the game for the locals and Car-
uaony saved in case or o. necessity.
Tho some will he called at 8:15.
Tho”mdlns o: lilo Elia. Gor'lnan
Probate oouri youorday wu postpon-
ed until July 8. The umtponement
both sides: which nrooontotting it.
who have Mimi-l amounting to
‘ 013.000. ”like;
in the woodman“ '0! 0200.000.
"And ho m such hormonal oyea"
now one or wontoort‘ll prmnioont
young inch known a. “Happy" in dio-
Wfinfi a nun pair of black «you and
moral am about him null no {out
if“. “floppy" loom: bad, but the oily-
. or toilet is worse. M the story
iotown from ll visit or 1
where they will make . ‘
inst ovenidi and the place 101‘ the V
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Thom will be another good ball
game Sunday atternoun at the Spring!
will whiz-lawns to he held in the ‘
was made through the reqmlt of
whole «this “worth ”
no on were or To. malty hide out ‘
Rllppert'o. Ehrot‘n, Liohnmuo or Felgempan's Boers. om.
-Monogm:m Whiskey, hot. ..... ..
Maryland Rye Whiskey, bot.
Hunter orWiiaon Whiskey. bot.
,Gmonumvoror Oldenliey, hot.................
Kirk's old Crow «Rye, lion. ‘
Canadian Clulo Whinkey. bot.
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Blaok and White Scotch, hot
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- Ushorfe Specialisootoh, not. .....
,l‘v‘iuooid snowmhot.
. Dewar’sslloc'ialscomh.bot
”King WllllamN. .0. I’ Scolch, bot. ..
Halls and Haig a star“, but.
Gordon DryGin.hot.
Burnolt'o Old Toin Gin, hot.
(Elmo‘s Plymouth Gin, hot.
ilooth‘a High and Dry. loot.
Watts 8109 Gin (lino)
Field's Sloe Gin '
Homioasya 8 Star Bnaudy.
' Ciloquot Club Bevomgos, dozen....'...........l
California Claretl‘gallon _
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33 o as wnsrlmonon or.
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