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WEATHER FORECAST. Nelson Dickerman, of'High street,
1 is confined to his home by illcss.
-..Gen-er'ally lair tonight and Friday. M...
somewhat cooler tonight; moderate ”be schooner 01111211 is discharging
southwest to northwest winds. There a calgo of s1one 31 Raymond Broth
is no well- defined storm area east of ore docks
the Rocky Mountains. Local showers
-. our line or summer humishings tor the house. 111011011 or 1m.
15 at artistlo denied. pleasing to 111111111 and as carefully constructed ‘
as lunch at the heat furniture rer inside use. You'll get lots 01111111111-
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" Chairs, Porch Screens, Porch Hammocks, Dawn Swingebuwn Senses; . ‘
Croquet Sets. Lawn Motvo’rs, Garden Hose, Children's Tents, screen 1."
Encore. ll'in‘dow Screen» Relrl‘gerators, Blue Flame 011 Stoves. etc.‘
1 We want you to know that this is the best atom for constriction
A. J. Collins .81. Co.
but there is no curiosity or mystery about Bonnie Poultry Feeds. It
does not need a halo of mystery, for it is made only or the richest
A WOMAN WHO IS NOT CUNIOUS' IS A CURIOSITY.
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E11111“ dog. I. French madam oanlche. .
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and finest of grains procuruble.Any1cne can use them success»
fully. The right foods play a big part in the success of poultry rais-
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First in qualitll. last in price. always in the minds 0! its custom-
ersmBonule l-Iome Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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’Iocloty known
'Ezood deal I have come to the conclu-
sion that my dad. subsets. of which
.Isld Barbacho, whom 11 took inane I
1 wall I low you“ ago, is a mysterious
"him lest he Ihould wear himself out
have occurred during “the last twenty-
Iour home in nealiy all sections east “Mi 3 411111171 ”1 NOTWRW is 81191111-
01‘ the MissiSsippi river The greatest 1111.: 8(1th days in Wine: ed.
loggleli‘mi; :heB::E{:;?0:ect‘17ohs :2: Mrs Anna Bates 01 Wilton avenue, ’
highest temperature reported in the is allow“? “E we?“ SE‘MMO" 110m
eastern section wasvllo, 1 at Boston. “9’ dunes 1“ Dewy“ bakery.
This vicinity is still on the scuthern
edge of the shower area, but it is very
daubtful about the showers extending
as far south as New Haven. The
temperatures are lower in the lake re-
gion and will probably be slightly
lower in this vicinity during the next
The secretary of state. has awarded,
to the Quayle Enamel Company 0t1
Albany, N. Y. a contract for furnish
ing about 113 000 automobile malkers
for the (tuning year. I
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General orders have been issued
‘ Rev. Thomas J. Finn, rector of 811.}
M A t ’ Ill
The 1913 Mayor is now ready for demonstration at our garage.
We have several second-hand autos for sale cheap.
Automobiles rented by the hour. day or week. '
OSCAR H.‘ BANKS
RIVER STREET
Telephone 681-3
NORWALK. CONN.
1hirt1-slx hours
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 77; high, 95:
E Clear.
from the. onion of the udjulant-geneml
giving instructions relative to the
equipment and supplies to be carried
with organization 01" the Connecticut
National Guard at the joint maneuvers
this summon-instructions in loading
wagons, details of field service, etc.
A trolley off the track on the Win-
njpauk yesterday caused some little
delay , ,. .
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-—U. 15. auto tires, 34 x 3 1-2,
Stu-rges' Garage Co.
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Chief of Police Thomas Leatherland
$20.
Mrs. James Cook, of'New Canaan. is
visiting relatives in Merwin street for
a few days. has issued 11 warning to the little
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The Georgetown wngregaiionul lots of borwuik who have been playing
. - , about on the public float and plans to
Sunday school is -plcnicking at Retell take tringent measure unless the
Point today. “’ “1
, . practice is stopped at once. The fear
Miss Clara lN-atteford of Wilton ave- that some little one will {all overboard
11119 is substituting in DeKllyn's 3311- and be drowned has caused the chief
ery'ilOr a week. to take this stand.
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Frederick McKnen. of Cleveland, 0., Rev. Patrick McCarthy has been up
formerly of South lNorwaik, is spend pointed as curate of St. Aloysius R.
-1nu’a few days in this city. C. Church in New anann. Father Mc-
’_ Carthy is a brother of Rev. Bernard
WALK
Concrete. CemeanlIg E
QCurb d: Gutter Reset
Old Wolltei‘Recovered
QGrading, Excavating. Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CLEARANCE SALE
SUMMER GOODS
-—U. S. auto tires, 32 x 3 1-2 318 '14.
Sturges’ Garage Co
McCarthy, who formerly was assistant
pastor or Sill. Mary's ”er11. the posi-
THE BETTER GRADE 0? SUITS. SKIRTS, WAIBTB. KIMO-
N08. PETTICOATB, PRINCESS SLIPS.
11011 new ably filled by Rev. James J.
McGinnls. Rev, Bernard McCarthy is
now located at St. Patrick’s R. (1.
Church in Hartford.
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On account of the excessive heat on
yesterday afternoon. the ., lSmilth &
Kaufmann mills, of Grand street, in
Norwalk, closed down at noon.
p..—
S. M. Allelr, of West 131110131. presi-
dent of the Connecticut 1819.10 Phonon:
reutlcul Association is cnteutsiulng
the executive board at dinner utthe
Norwalk Country 1Club today.
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton is in White Plains today serving
requisition papers on John Heberg,
who has been held in that place for
sometime. Chief Pennington got the
papers signed by Governors Simeon
iii. Baldwin. or connectlcut and Dix.
of New York.and will probably bring
his man home this afternoon for trial
on a charge of theft of carpenter's
tools.
The state boara'ol the Epileptic
colony. appointed by Governor Bald
«win, held a monthly meeting at Hurt-
iord, Tuesday afternoon. The. mom-
1 E 1bars 01 the board discussed the plane
tor the buildings to be erected for the
colony near South Coventry "
After August 1, Uncle Sam will give
permission for residents or his main
dominmn to tulle advantage of a pat-
uels poor service between the United
States and the republic of Panama.
Packages may be transmitted up to
a weight of eleven pounds and a max-
imum size or not over six test in
length at the rate 01' twelve cents per
,3. it is reported that Jeremiah Tyrell.
‘7“ the well known vocalist and firemen
or Nomellt, has enlisted in the United
States Cavalry and that he reported
d'or duty at Fort Slocum this morning.
"Jerry is lieutenant of the Pioneer
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
,.8ALE lN BOTH STORES.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
5:5 Mhln 81.. Stamford.
33 So. Main St.. South Norwalk
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Optlcl’nn!
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
u WALL STRIIT
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NDRWALK.
menu Em.
which he 11111191191110 be the reincarna—
tion of. 1111 Incl 1 Roman sieve; The
E E "L’Asslstauce aux
Aunuaux" recently gave the poco a
prize in cans!
tor animals. 11 return Mistral wrote
I letter in which he IsyI.
Prlx do handout do is Republique ,
which the Society of Help for Animals
contemd on 111113., Alter reflecting a
I send you I photograph. was not a
stranger to my goodl Minus, The ,
creature. I found one day in one at
my cum] walla through the country I
trszm‘e t a! one or those little Roman
grist ills, which they used for grind
111g their wheat, and which were
turned by slaves who had been con-
demned to that work tor some reason
or other. When . I, came home I
dropped the thing 1111' the yard in
front or the house. )dy dog Burboche
bound for it at once and mode
frantic shorts to turn it with his paws.
Elie wan Io earnest in his efforts that
1i had to take the stone away from
turning it. TblI performance of
turning the Itono iI repeated every
{time that 1 give it tofiorbooho. The
cancluslon of it is that I have come '
to believe that my poor canlcbe is the
reincarnation of I slave of, ancient
times, belonging probably to some
Gallonomau master who was very
hard on his slaves. This. at any. rate.
seems to me 10 be the only explana-
tion of this extraordinary (act, and I
beg you to pardon me 11 I think that
the reward which i received from
your society was partly due to the in-
fluence of my good Bsrhocho. who. I
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ammonia!) in wsoue TIME
Really Seamed ThIt Fate WII HIV-
Ing Fun With Well Meanlnn but
Forgetful Man.
Frederick Law, New York's indomi-
table young steeplejack. wIa~tIiklng
to a reporter about the necessity of
safety appliances in steepialack work.
“W remember thiI necessity.” he
said, “but we remember it. as a rule,
:00 late-we remember it while tall-
as .
”You I» we are rather like the ab-
sent 111111de man. He met a woman on
a street our one day. and shook her
hand and said:
“ 'How'I the door husband?
" 'Bco—hoo. he’s dead.’ said the Worn-
Io, bursting into tears. ‘Don't you to
member the lunerai last-Week?
" ‘Why. yeI.’ sold the old man, bit.-
inx NI lip. 'Why. yes, of course!
“A low day: later he met the worn
on again.
"'How do you do?‘ he said. 'And
bracing March moths”;
"'81.!“ dead.‘ aid the woman: and
the old man blushed.
"’1'“ make I. notes)! that} he Emot-
tored to himIei! Is he hurried may;
and e. short time afterwardl. when he
mob the woman once more. the
thought intently Ihot into his mind
«.‘l—lusbuud Trouble about huIbInd.‘
So be Idopted I very sympathetic air
Ind said, pruning her band:
“ ‘Why. how do you re?
poor dear husband. he——’
“ ‘Oh. ho'I line,‘
woman ‘Wo’ ve iuIt I01- bwk from
our boneymoon.‘ "
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IIImrkalI WI" 111 Bough “one.
A well 1.800 foot long. tour feet
high Ind three feet thick at the bot-
tom he just been oompletod on 11
country oItItI nesr'Port GheIter. un-
der the direction of Samuel Person,
who ny- thIt it ie unique. The gran-
Ito blooitI which term the nil We"
quIrrlId abdut 50 11111» may ml
were but! iuIt II they came tram the
quarry. The intention have been
tilled with low Ind mold Ind pinup
ea protuuly with such flowering
And your
herbs and creation II will flourish
baté’uud look lonttlut. in that It»
11110111110111. The ItouII‘ 11-. Ill lugs
to ten feet tony-Ind titted II clone
' 1 'Hood and Ladder Compuny and a. pop
ulur led.
pound. These dimensions will allow
for mm per parcels post in Panama
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~Don't rennet Mutt and Jolt ounce
111 News Pavilion, Dorloun. Friday
evening. July 12 Admission 25c. .
w'tl. 8. auto tires. 114 x 3 1-2. 820.
Sturgos' Garage Co.
011 July 80,1119 membereotom Well Colonel 111.11. Rotten, secretary or
I “139.110.1118, Ea A 111., will hold state, sppeered before the board or
; a. moonlim moisten. The lodge has control, in Herti'ord, Tuesday, and roll.
chartered the Item film 01191.11} relented to the bond the amenity of
' times, and will 11111111111 theme mm: more copies of the most 111- : '1'
immobile book printed to supply
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II they could be without the 1m oi
In! other tool that I humor to
knock oi! the 110th Idea. "ThlI
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. "it was not 1without astonishment
that I received the good news at the
cucusMERs.
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HOME GnowN PEAS,
TOMATOES. RADlelHES, RHUBARB. eraawasnmss.
20 NORTH MAIN 81'".
All business success is necessart
'tising. No matter What your". on-
'terprise may be. it must become,
'1 you desire them to know. But;
how is your door husband thlI line.
interrupted the ‘
1—41-0111 thrEIo tons am no 111m 111m .
whom hull. bull stronl' 9.111! MI;
. Listen! You can scarcely hear the Fords gt) by~
111011811 1011 use thousands at them. It’s the perfect "
balance and adjustment of its simple and wonder
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hear the louolwaud the most about. 5 it. Benedict,
98 South Main Sheet.
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lyE due to some sort of adver-
known to others besides yoursol
There are numerous methods of
conveying to the public the facts
the BEST way is that which
tells the most people in theE'_
quickest time and that dally'r"
keeps pounding your business '
otters into their heads and or out:
unlly convinces them of the
advantages of doing business
with you ~- that is The sentinel?
way. '
The constant aim of The
Sentinel is to have ‘ its
advertising columns as
honest andreliebie as its no
space. This newspaper will 111
knowingly accept any ad
using that is misleading, exa'
aerated, ontruthful or dieho
est, any more than it will prtn
a news ' {em whiCh is not an.
vthentlc. wholesome and intef
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