Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1912-07-06

United Btutcd‘. airman And Worlds

drain your bounce aunluat our body “

; all risks. by
naviglition unlit
,: .runalt by. or! . ‘
'XMil‘oau, expronti .runn‘ler (raccoon
‘tutiou or oi tiny lsiuumship do. No.

TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN

, » lmtirdncc of All Kinda ,

Boil south—Town. Country and Short
. Telephonc 1280

Moduli-c Over the South Norwalk

Truct 69., 87—91 Washington 8L.

theft. lightning.

um,“
sportuiiou, while ‘

the custody otcnyr ‘ V ‘

up ugAiiict n peculiA‘i- proposition this ‘
your nor como‘ttmo it hurt boon tho
custom, throughout various continua of
the country to hold those .munouveru
, or as Wobctor Bays, "adrott manage-

. meat 01" oherotion in million; or naval ‘
‘ affairs." which connistb chiefly in shil- .
fill or doxtrouu management and strat-
agent. do some atoms the client. in air
until. but in this state and the major.

Charles Buck ‘ Jr.

. , Addrcu:
in MAIN an. nonwnut
.Tolophpnur Dillon. 901: homo". 21-!

1 South Norwaik. Conn.
‘ PUﬁLlc STENOGRAPHER ,

hwy—Wm"

' 1M. Lurch, who formerly officiated
at the piano at. iHoytfs theatre, was a.
viuitor in South N‘Ol'WllJJi. yesterday.

“ ,_ M has Marie Meriz, oi’ cheater-direct
li’ori. Cheater, is visiting. Mrs. Addison

" Johnson, at her summer homo in this
city.“

.. Mrs. E. M. --llnlscli. of Reed street

" and Mrs. 10. M. Bartlett, of Scuttle, .

have returned to South Norwalk alter
spending ii week at Atlantic.

——Panamas, $4 to $10. O‘Brlen's.

v, The Misses June U. Dyus, of Duti-
lbury. and Josephine l’owors.‘6f Valley
place who have been touthing school
the must tciins iii Sotttlc, ll t.,lSll huve
lotuiiied |.ionie

There will be ilvbmld concert on the
bond stand on Klondike l’ill'k this or
olilug, and it is expected that A large
number of citizens will turn out on on
former occasions of A similar nature.

, Frederick Klucli, of Washington, D
'C.. arrived in town this Week and
will spend a tow days with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chili-lea F. Kuch. of
Franklin street.

The cottage grocery store in South

Wilton formerly owncd by the Pro-

vosts has been sold to Port Chester

‘aruriieu who are plunning to conduct
the store. The l’tii'i'ostit'iiiiiliy hove
moved to Dzirion. ‘

wStruw Hats. O‘lli'icn’s.

Helll‘l ll Valieulit and Alan [.ock
wood of Norwalk have secured pool-
t.ioiis with the United Electiic Light
and Watci Company and are taking an
inventory of the company's poles
about tho town at the present time.

._.._.... ..,...

1 Rev. Gibbons is uttciiding the an-
nual conference at Providence, it. 1..
and will not be, here for Sunday.
domes Perkins left Wednesday on o

delegates from the Knight sticet
church to nttcud the mutual confor-
once.

ml'i’hlte shoes for oil ill i1 big unc—
ritice todiiy. Tile White Shoo Store.
90 Washington St.

The line yacht Ei‘onol. owned by
Samuel Cochran». of New York, has
‘lboen uncliorcd off the Hunt Norwuik
.Ywht Club. this week. The owucr and
,- party (limit) horo o low d'nyn ago and
~ w iroturncd to title city by train, leaving
the vounol bore in charge of the cup
lulu.

(lonorui Front und iluaucl Jr.. uiiilod
‘toduy nt. .12 o'clock on the ()lyniplc,
ltlio siniorc‘hip of tho illntcd 'l‘ltunlc.
"i‘hoy will make u whorl trip, returning
on tho JJliiﬂtmiJll. tho rooo‘rd-‘brouking
nhip of tho Cunard Lino. the first wool:
. I lliﬁAMKllﬁlr They will spend lucid. of
tho time in tho Austrian 'l‘y'vol lind
motoring in Wcutoru England.

W... ....

‘ W'Udllilliig, ut norlon‘o, tonight.

n... mum.“

Patrick turmoil. of this town. WM!
attracted 'i‘uocduy by Deputy 1808““ F.

l ,

lTWENTY PAsscNocus rHRowu

from the dock of Sea Breeze (fOlmelly 1 just share.

.overcrowdcd and that notion ugulncb'ramming.

, ﬂ: ity of Now Fugland states the innuen-
vera are held ovory two or three ‘
yearn.

01.350.000'Caiied For.
'I‘iils‘yéin' pious had been formulated
,by the military companies of Connec-
ticut, 'whicli bod been fortunate
ouough to be celocted to participate in
the utilneurern‘, ourpasuing the operu- ”
lions of tumor roars Tho nppro

‘ ""t‘oo tendorfhcorted i

culturink. "

Post. .

“But 0. pinup has no capitolty to

“But the nelshhbrs unreﬁwl-Iouuton

, in .
Hd‘uuwwus

, Read About “ '
saunas ALUMJNUM wring,

. it iii an eutabllsbcd “do than."
' Swiss Aluminum cooking titan...
‘ n are auplcrior to those motto ,
any othér metal. Thin has "
been proved by éciontiﬂc rev
search. as the tests show that
no verdtgris. rust nickel-oxidant
or injurious zines can form. no
matter how it is used Neither
is there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel ware. , :
It is an excellent heat conduc-
tor, which moons quick boiling'
and curing of fuel its light ,

. prlatlon bill called for an appropria-
tion of $1,350,000, ostensibly for the
purpose or defruylni; the expenses Of
. .nuch maneuvers in various partnlof
the United States. But. as Adjutant-
, General George M Cole expressed it

“the bill carried so much personnl leg
, iélution that l’icuidcnt Tuft was oblig-
ed to veto it."

There Is Hapa.

Conaequontly for n time it appointed
on though the milltauy maneuvers
were doomed not to tuké piston, With-
out the necessary money it won on lili-
5., possibllityto hold them. In the post
BRIDGEPH‘RT, July 6.5—4Tll’ill‘li" 1193‘ on such occabionu the large npiiropria.
391189115: mostly women “9 childien. tion liud been divided throughout the
were tlirOWu into the water from the, country by the War department and
191111011 Francesco, 41 short. (“WWW New Englnnd had always received its
Since the vetolug of the
Steeplechase) Inland Thursday uftor- 1,11] Generlll Colo has made Miami
"00“ The lthf'Jl‘ld About ucventy- trips to Wnsliinuton to confer with
ﬁve linssell'rers abomd when the “C lute omciuis or the Will department
cideut hu'lll’ened The 819‘“ ““90”” ‘ it now rests with congress to make
0" them “181199 QVQI' *0 0119 aide ‘0 wlint hua boon teinied u special appro
see the island, the boat coiebncd “Ddlprlutlou for Joint army and national».
the twenty passengers “are ”WOW“ guard monomers. At the various
01’6“ “‘6 rail A 1111111991” 9f 3111““ meetings in Washington the bill has
19931“ picked the passengers “0- been food for much serious discus-
“ is allegi’d that “1800M “'03 much cloud which bud generally been most
lndced, so much so, that"
i the department olllrluls lire very hope-
“M‘” 'l'ul that congresa will uppmpriute the

INTO WATER.

the owners is contemplated.

.4,

. weight makes it easy to bundle.
and the silvery-white color of ‘
the ware is pleasing and always
clean looking. ~. ' ,
Every piece, ill spun (not
, pressed orotuntlled) out ofpure"
sheet material and is absolutely
, seamless and sanitary .
‘v' Swiss Aluminum Ware has ,
come to stay, which oveutually
means the passing ‘of all line:
. . of tin. steel and enameled cook- ,
' lug wure of“evory description.

HORACE R. NASH.
North Main and Meet Struts.

‘

OCULAR H EADAOH ES

Are it great annoyance The unnec-
essury suffering loaves its effect on
the eyes and the general system.
We employ experienced Connors—-
graduate physicians—«to examine
eyes and guarantee sotlot‘uctlon.

81 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.
Established 15 years

Summer colds are hard to get rid necessary funds and nothing will in

of and frequently lend to asthma, ‘ .tervona to pieient the holding of tho
biomliltls and buy level. Do not let maneuvers.

30m cold got a, hold on you, but. use: What in Contaminated.

Foloy'a Honey and TM Compound forl Should the maneuvers become a
“MC“ 9'9"” W. H Allen. Chelsea, reulity they will consist of an attack
\V.,ls suis'. “We prefer Foley 5 Honey 1 and a defense of New York cm, The

medicines, because it. quickly cures gumd and regular army will total
"0“!3113 and 90195 ‘1‘ will ward 0“ a lit in now balieved between 8.000 until
cold it taken in time." Contuius no 10000 inch. The m0...“ spirit of
c dates is sure for children. Re it!” maneuvers will be Major General
member the name, Folev’ 3 Honey and Thomas H. Barry, commanding the?

Tar COHIilOUDd and 1101391“ “0 a“Woostern division which includes ulli
ornate. W. '1‘. \ligniore and Comma Atlantic states. He succeeds the
puny. ”ﬁnite General Fred D. Grant, and will
W“~-~"*~ ‘ituke ontqu charge. There. will lie‘
PRISONERS GET iCE CREAM AND, two armies, to be :knOwn an the
\ CAKE. l'ﬁcdc" and the "Blues." The com-

Slieriri' William Vollmer and liln' mnnders 'foi ouch arm-y born not yet
deputies donned tlicli society clothes been selected, and although it is
Thursday and served ice cieaim, coho; known which units brill compose the
and lemonade to their guests at the attacking and defense armies. the)
county jail. This is no musical com have not been given their titles
edi joke Ibut is too]. sparkling truth. i . Connecticut in Attacklng Now.
The sheriff doesnt believe in kickingi Although the city of New York is
the under dog and he is always ready to he the bone of contention the
‘0 90 me right thing by the 1informﬂ'lnutmeg state is likely to be the seat
ates who have to spend part of their of much of {J19 warfare Defending
time in tall the city will be detachments or the
“Unser” Tibbala. the popular jailer” national guard and regular army man
stood at the head of the receiving line‘ of Now Yolk and New Jersey, com
Thursday and Wlﬁhed the SUBS“! a“: prlglng an army of aeveral [buugand
the compliments of tho 5988011- men. Attucking the city will be an
m army of considerably larger propor-
He~”W0meuhave no realliidgmentuous. It will he componed of the
in 86910“ mailer“ First and second regiments of in-
'%A~"Yes, and men count on lilﬁtlfantry. under Colonels John
when 'tlicyuslr women to marry them,"
ABitltimooe American.

of West Cheshire, the Final. Separate
company under Captain Richard E.
Pluto, of New Haven. First Company.
Signal corps, under Captain Frederick
w. Prince of Hartford, Ambulance
company No, 1 under Curtain Otto (l.
Wiedman of Hartford, Field hospital

old} on:

The Record in South Norwalk 1: a
Unique One.

If the render hon a “bad back" or
any kidney ills and in looking for on
offoctiva kidney medicine. hotter do-
pond on the remedy endorsed by new
pic you know. Dunn‘s Kidney Pills
have giyoii grout untisfuctlou in such
cases. South Norwuik citizens toutiiy
to this. Here is o. curb of it:

Mrs, J. Flags, 46 Spring St. South
Norwulkaonn" suyo: “I have not.
been on well in twomyeurs no i have
been since lilting Doanu' Kidney Pills.
i regret that I did not tenor of this
medicine when I was ﬁrst token with
kidney trouble for it. Would have unv-
ed me much suffering. ‘I had takon

ton of New Haven. of this state, and
several regiments of national guard
from Masauohuoetta. New Hampshire.
Vermont and Muiuo. as well as com-
puniea from the regular army utu»
tionod in chore «tilted, Connecticut
alone will contribute about. 2,000 men.
Aliquot 10 to 19. ‘
Tho monomers will hegiii on An-

cloae on Annual. 19. permitting A ten
days constituent“ What
of ouch arm will be in problematic“
and rests with the commanders of
ouch. In a large manure the piano

and T9" Compound to other 00“?!“ warring forces consisting of national .

lit in saturated with O‘Cedur polish

'chkey 'I
of Hartford and Charles F. McCabe ‘:

No. 1 under Major Edward IS. Moul- ,2

trust 10, and will be brouxhuto a,

the plans _, I

Open Saturday Evenings

Hwﬂ-.-..w..~-.... -.. ..

O-Ceadar

up ~— ..,....-.. -...

The best Mop for hardwood floors.

which cleans and polishes the floor.
Can be washed and reztreatcd with
polish when dirty.

ThieA.J.Angeviue
, & Son Co.

1344.? WASHINGTON 81'.

Darragh Brothers

Grocers

wnsnmoron

STREET
BRIDGE

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Telephone : 923‘ :.
‘ tullpl.liud pretty place card: on which j,
the symbolic bird of happiness is ..

“Midland“ flea
lly ﬂncounlu‘d by Man at
tho 0th" Endr

Amutaur wlroicaa operator: who
breiili in on rogular calla by coromoiv
chit composite! oil then titan with A}
y dud themselves
quickly ldéntinod, According to who
lean. operators in Chicago. The reason
in that the "hand" of an operator in
it: quickly ﬁdoﬁﬁlmd in wireleu work

‘ u in ordiiibrr' o ’mth
. Tn

Always recognize tho
on who trunnion: meu- .
889! And conic out- of town men have ~
reputation: for “bountiful lending" .
.umonx chicogo oriental-l. Wireless
men say that; the mom foot that wires
,huvc beenroblitodutod in ihclr bouillon:
‘makea no difference to the man at the
receiving and- He out 'tcil at ,0
who to bonding the manual“ in. Q» ,
heard from the same man before. ,.

“Only the other day I will
message {from a station a the lotto
which came from a familiar hondﬁfi
said a wireless operator. "I identiﬁed ;
it at oboe as that of a friend I had

‘ known year. before. but could not ‘

break in at that time without intern
rupting the_mousage. As soon as he
completed his work, however, I sent
,him a personal call It turned out that
he was the man of my acquaintance.
"Some of thesé amateurs who think
they can fool the wireless will find
themselves in a neck of trouble sonic
day for interfering with messages.-

13 easy to become “builder! with
their ‘hand' if they practice at all reg—
ularly. If they play any jokes on an
bperatoruudslgn ﬁctitious names they
may ﬁnd out attenall that they'can-
not disguise themselves. Their own
wuycf sending, which differs for on
cry individual, betrays them."

SIGNIFICANCE, OF SOUTH POLE

Sclunco Will Welcome the DJIGOVSW
80‘ Long Looked For-
ward To.
At least three branches of science.
it is hoped. will derive important bone.
tits from the conquest of the south polo
~moicorology, geography, and Ielsmo-
graphy. More immcdlately important
than any other result is to be.
it is probable, the inﬂuence of
of the discovery on meteorology.
in no long time. as ‘3 cause.
unence' of the weather maps based up-
on the fuller knowledge of atmospher-
ic currents in the Antarctic, doubtless
brought by Scott and Amundaen. the
prediction of the weather will be made
crunch more exact science. One of
the results hoped“ for is the forecast-
ing of the conditions of the mon-
soon: in India. and averting thereby

and loan of life

To work out the many observations
pertaining not only to meteorology
but to the other sciences and to report
on the collections in detail moot, as a.
writer in the’ London Times points out,
be the work of years; It is already
possible, however. to conjecture from
the mass of export information pub-
lished here and abroad regarding
Amundseu' an wall as Scott what are
the outlines of a great section of the
globe of which only the fringe has
heretofore been touched by the ex-
plorer.——Current Literature.

“Bluebird" Luncheon.

"Bluebird luncheons are one or the
pretty fancies of the spring. and Mrs.
Edward McLé'un recently extended
such a courtesy to Mrs. Peter Goelbt
Gerry. who was visiting her mother.
Mrs. Richard Torintiond of Washing-
ton. Bluebirdg of exquisite plumage
duttofbd About. on wire. which were
gently swayed by an electric current.
and many other: were placed on the

bundle of I. mammoth bucket of vlo

lets. Each place card had a minia-
ture bird in genuine feathers, the ar-
tistic work of the Mexicans. andtbo
suggestionwu further carried out by
bread. milk, sugar and other charac-

belns decked in flowers Hid blue

jun” nod placed at intervals on the

dolntily spread board. Bluebird lunch.
court may be given on less cxponulve

and ﬂower: of the curios. Jonquil: or

pointed-«Now York Pro”.
7 ,

, Notion. Brought Closer.

the channel. so no to connect France

the Pupid dictum. In that apeoch in
very clear and the various provinces
of England can now have connection
with Paris.
cobmctidnc
Motion to owlilcriui‘ui in

can now bo’ made from

A vast amount of damage to property"

tern in Muot‘erlinck'c exquisite play. .

line: by having birds of mu. velvet -' ' ' '

We have them spoken of til. now
telephone cubic which in laid corona __

with Illusiond, this being designed on