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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 13, 1912 · page 10

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SUMME

‘ Line tho will; Ind filling- with compo-Board. Better .
tho? ploatscr find more econom tool.

on

All”. A postal bringl it.

. Lech Toker leaves for Delioit next

 

Ml“ and Mrs. Fisk 0‘ tiara have left

 

Frnllk H..;Crepoii visited friends in
WW1; recently.

Otto‘Sohmldt spent yesterday at
he ‘Osasquewal

 

Fishing parties to Mud Pond are
(ignite frequent nowadays.

based at his home. ‘

Miss Ado Klett of Park street is em-
ployed at E. A. Burdett’s.

 

‘ ' The Library Board holds its regular
unarterly meeting, Monday.

 

.. . Moses Gregory caught. a mess of fish
;..;yesterday at Trinity bake.

 

 

Claude Roche has returned to work
'_a:fiterua two weeks v-acaltlou.
Miss Floteiice Satnmis has been iisi-
' ting hei patients on Park street

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> Clarence Yeaton ulis taken a position
‘With a New Haven Corporation.

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George Fitzpatrick injured his wrist.
recently while lifting: :1 milk can.
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The BC 1rd of (low-111015 oi the i
C. meets toiilzln 111 the (lulilioum.

Mrs. Charles l‘iriutri's ol' South .\'or-
Wollt'ls visiting rtlutives iii Curler
street.

5311-. ‘tlliti .111 <

 

\l' 21.1.:11 G. SU'WH.“ to
New York on: orrupyiug St. Marks
rectory.
t B. W. .l’niu-t-ii or New Britain lions~

come in town to slnjv
.tor a wet-la.

with iiis”‘l1r0:l1t~r

A l‘ill dross rein-ran] 111'
Like it“ was alien
the Gt'll‘izill place.

"As You
l.t.-~.i evening. :11

The Woman's 1“ort~lun
Society 03‘ the .\I. l-I.
on Tuesday :11 p. in.

llisslnnui'y
Church will ii‘ii-‘N

T. A. Go rduer

 

days with Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Souther-1

3 filnnd on Ounolie uvmfue.

'Mrs. iNlcliolo ot‘ iJuuliiii'y, who lins
been visiting her pui‘ents. .\ii'. and Mrs.
Seeth. hos returned home.

. 'B. A. Wood 11nd family report 11
pleasant. tlineo :11 Luke- \l’ttv't'tiibm'.
11‘- Where they are spending 11 few weeks.

 

‘Mlss Cluirc Meix'enory and Mrs. Mr-
’ Kgndry have i‘t-lurnmi tiller u plcnsunl
' vocation spoilt ul liuv Shore.

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Climbing" M Merritt has returned to
Pittsburgh 1-11'1111 u 111011911111 111m wooltb
, Italy ‘Wiiil t‘l'lende on East. nvonuo

m .-EM

'Phil. smith lulu ietulnotl to NH du-
ties on {11111111111 Hi ntuvou 14 1111111111111 111'
tor onendinu :1 vacation in Brooklyn.

in these doyu of high cost or living,
a medicine that goth 11. mun up out.
‘ of bed uud mile to work in 11 four
Mn is a safe and vuluuhlu remedy.
John lienth, Mlt'liluuu liar. (3-1th sure:
had kidney 11nd liludder trouble
tirly nix yours. and was contin-
tomy bod, unable to turn witlf‘ont

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

( Kinder Pills 11nd was relieved
Once.“ Hitl‘eithmpie in worth to!-
‘ng. Foley“ Kidney Pile will do
than: just. as much as they have

 
 
 
 
 

 

RIDEN,«Jtily idwiiilmer A. Per-
ilfiw Greenwich, avenue, New
"conductor an erratum train
_ KW York, Now Moved 111111
., ‘ railroad, tell from hill mm
col ”Height depot, Thursday

 
 
 
 
 
 

also 101‘ gauges, «on
chicken houm. Cln’l warp 0mm.
his and in ion th‘s from 8 to lift

Wm for «mph and lick!” telling who: Compo-Boud is and lté may "‘

L L. ENSWORTH 8t SON, 340-50,FrontSt..Hortford, Conn.

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, Gil Stevens has been sllglittly indie—i

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in visiting for 11 iew‘

soon after l commonrod 11111112,

and was almost instantly.

G LOWS and
COTTAGES

Whrnier in winter, ~
to onion: 119.11 ti 1.1311111: atud- .
unto: hiliomino. oipturop mo!
.Saier anion liter—Ill Fire Ulldtl’lflntfll

rooms, atoruwindow dis.
Corolla-Board in K—inch '

 
 
 
 

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‘ MOSQUITO KNOWLEDGE.

tit should be generally known that
Etheypresent mosquito cumpalgn does
foot take’ln the fresh water breeding
places for most excellent rehcons as
follows:

No l. Eveiytliing is now dried up
except ponds pod biooks These are
safe. because other life exists and it is
not dead water;

2.Exteiitling the campaign to
lbilck door yards is quite impossible.
if people will keep garbage holes, and
manure pits partly filled with water
for as long as two weeks they will
grow Culex Plplens or sewage mos-
.quitoes, fortunately these cases are
‘iare and the whole class of fresh wa-
ter mosquitoes are not nowhere, but
geneially punish only the family inls
ring them or a. very nearby family
i .\‘o. 3. Unused cisteins and shallow
uells we enormous blenders, these
also are ruro.

4. Rainwater barrels. 51nd odd recep-
;tacles holding rain water are about
‘dry but big producers when holding a
few inches of water, also very iaie

No. 5.111 land places which hold
water ovei the winter and dry 11p ev-
ery spiing, such places found geneial-

’ly in the shelter or‘ the woods have
their own vurietyuof mosquitoes, the
woodland variety. These ”breed only
once a year in early sprlug and do not
go far away from the pond on they
have very small wings. This is not a
house mosquito and is not the trouble-
some kind. So that the. fresh water
mosquito problem is a campaign of
education. 'tsnxternilnation cuiinot lie

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ithe Fall River bowl. ior‘

evaluator: notions ,rucn,

‘ 1. ‘.

: Rouult of “Knocking Down" Fire: on V

the anion Elevated Lino:

‘BOBTON, July .luly l3 .——Declorlns‘
they have orders to report in Philadel-
phln, because to lowest-cor strike will
‘uturt (there nextiwsek, seven strike;

lbrenkors. who have been taking the
volumes of striking condiiooors on the
. Boston elevated lines, left here by uu-

tloinobilo 'mduy, (or Providence, to take
New York.
One man showed the chunfl‘our 1,700

‘ in Jorge hills. which he said he "knock

ed down". in tlihe live weeks the strike
has been on. The other six etrlke-
Vllreakem had nearly $1.Q90. which they
frankly declared thoywihudg‘tmode" in
like manner. They {AUG the chauffeur
that from the‘runks strike breakers
more than $30,000 has been sent out
in money "orders to themselvec'to ad-
dresses in other cities. Figures at the
Grove hull melodies bore out this
statement. ~

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THIRD PARTY MEN IN BRIDGE-
PORT.

nuroonronr. July l3.~—ln rt)-
sponse ot u call for a meeting issued
by ’Dr'. Dow R. Beebe of this city 150
met in Verona Hull Wednesday even-
ing and took steps toward the organl:
notion of a ‘llhilltl or Roosevelt party.
Exlholice Commissioner K‘ersliaw was
chairman of the meeting at which ad-

 

dresses weie made by Dr Delmar E.
Croft 11nd Pi'ofessol Ylndell IHenden
son of New li.1aven '
Memporury organization was form-
ed. with Mr. Ker-show as chairman. F.
E. Barnes secretary and Fred. W.
Towne treasurer and the time and the

to the selection of th chairman. A pa-
per was circulated for signatures pled-
ging ...e signers to the support of the
till drpnnty and .ubout 100 signatures
were secured. A collection was also
taken upho pay the expenses of the
hull and it yielded $13.19 or $6.19 over
the expensse oi’ the evening.

 

 

 

porumnein until people learn through
'(«lut‘utiuu not to breed inosqultoes iii
.11191'1' llll(‘ii \'lll‘fi5‘lill‘nll§lil carelessness. I

Tillla' lilt‘ l‘rosli wnter question sinks i
lulu iiisioiiiiirniirtg it is from i to 5 “1‘1“
:(‘t‘lli of 1111- t‘illll‘t‘ pi‘tililt‘nu. As in”: per

 

«out is 11;» 111:11'>li mosquito. its curei
woll known, situplo. 111'1 senliliu no till-l
Sillt'it‘s, ormlusiiniz, should not this be:
1111 first rousilluiatiion‘? And the odii-l
r'ulitiu til‘ the pmiple us in tho siiinlll

t-uri‘lt‘rsrrns it'll until iZlCQi' when lit i
.,;‘4..i K

 

who!» 21:15 hot-H1120 111' general
illHl't‘Si 11nd i-Llltl\\‘itt'ti§‘-'.0?

lint :11 tlu- 11111 lilllt‘ it in“ kind
ilt .1i'ittl till/.111 ulll iiiid Fulli :1 min:

11: u litsli \\iii(.ll10ll!l or ililii‘ <11 iiilh.‘

looking: unit-1', tho (‘niutnlltt‘tx will
drain il, iiimltlin; it is llvt-etliup mos—
ytllliilwfi. Such .1 thing is many lllllt“!~l
more tiiiilt'llil to 11nd tliun the fund

now ilt‘t'tit‘iir ”in; Hull is hold t-liiiuuli
‘lo fiiitl ilw miiiuiillt-o hutiws.

1’ Tilt‘h‘t‘ conditions of mosquito propo-
igutlou apply to thin plum, not Aloskn
or (,‘ollil'nl Aiiieiicu. but it; this place.
lNliilll‘tW‘» \\iil‘)i is ruining posts is till in
llinrinoiiy with unlurul conditions. lu
puts other things
31inch as iisli. buns, 11:01:14 and snakes,
illicy tulle ("tire of tin oveiupi'tkliiction
tor ouch (liilt‘i', nutui‘e gives us the
marsh, the high litil‘ uud the iiuiiupilto
:llves it ull ilitlllt‘ in the. sliullow pool
{wlilt-h drive up iii-10 to 20 Lluyh 111111
315 etinsequmilly shunned by other life.
The mosquito hiya 1110 egg on the
dry pool or till overlilio mnrsli‘niui
the flooding tide brings it, to life no u
wiu'yler in 24 hours.

This is the condition which we us
11. port of uulurv iiiunt C(llllillll for our
own protection 11nd it is beyond humnn
romprelimmlou that. we have wnlted
untll 1912 to do it.

STEPHEN B. HATCH,
, Cililil‘mfl“
RICHARD H. GOLDEN,
. « Treasurer
.Mth‘lR D. RANDALL”.
.l. EMORY STEPHENS,
ALBERT M. ennui-11m,
WilddAM L. BEA‘R‘LES,
Committee.»

NOW is REAL ESTATE TIME.

Advertise your vacant. property
early and got it routed. sentinel clus-
allied title. do the work cheaply and
quickly.

1the ponds ililllll't‘

 

 

Watt-'1

City Nationtil Bank

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’1 ' in
“mm “”‘Iflmm new?“ 1203313111“ .
,Voonoucvon KILLED. amnion ' ’
.Psrry Falls From Frogiht digizfiilfigo amply-jiggogsono 1
. Train or Mormon. ' W' '

unWm H. MATHEWOGN. Pros.
JoHN H. RNA”. in VlaoPm.
Falutflion H. ROWAN, an Viso-
wflnm {M DWELL, cushion-

DIXIETOHI

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‘woil (ll‘onHoti men.

om Deposit now" It) and Ill per your L

 

 

THE FABRICS WE‘ SHOW
the.
;4uiiimcr styles.
your cloth and let on inner you a per.

very it'llt‘si creations for
Vt‘OlllC nnd choose

it‘t‘l. lilting“: suit. 0110 that will give
you :1 distinguished appearance among
(‘lur workmen are
artists 11nd turn out pert'ect. work.

John Kubovic

213 WASHINGTON ST-u
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

. ...... ”...—.1 JV." ~w.-—...—-t

We Make
No Charge

for Connecting
Gas Ranges

To insure prompt attention or.

 

 

ders must be placed early. Don’t
wait until the weather get: good
and; hot.
today.

Order your gas range
An order placed now
means prompt attention. We can-
not promise this prompt convict
if you delay in ordering Order
now. A phone call or u pastel
will bring our representative.

United Electric
Light 18: Water Co

 

 

ODRFIIM‘EB PIIBDF

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Rooldo‘nto of south Novwolk Cannot
Doubt What Hap Boon Twice
_ Proved. “

In gratitude for robot) from aches
and pain! of. bad backs-«from distress-
ing'kidney ills—thousand! hall/e pub.
lloly recommended Deans Kidney
Pills. Residents of South Norwclli,
who so rectified yours ago. now say
the results word, permanent. This tes-
timony doubly proves the; worth of
Dunn’s Kidney Pills to South Nor-
wnlk Kidney uniforms. ' 1 ~

Mrs. F. H. li‘ltch, 118 South Main
St. South Norwnlk, Conn.I sayu:
“Dean's Kidney Pill-s proved of great
Value to me and i am glad to‘ooni’lrm
all I said in their praise 111 1906. 1
had {1 weak thank and was stuttering
intensely when 1 used Dunn’s Kidney
Pills, procuied at I’laisted's Drug
Store. They stinngthened my back
and noted no a tonic to my system."

Foo sale by all dealers. Price 60_
centaf Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.

Remember the namewboan' s——cnd
take no other.

 

 

tisiiytiemunayedunr rir or ET 'ET.

place of the next. meeting were levl‘t‘

 

WEDDED ON CRUTOlHES

.Brldgogroom Shot in the Hip on the

‘ Fourth of July Leaves Hospital
For Ceremony
MIDDLETOWN .luily l3.-~'l‘nken
‘Itrom the ,Mlddiesex hospital in a car-
riage to the {home of 'liis‘lntonded bride
Harry Frazier, supported by crutches,
was this week married to" Miss Nubile
Clark by the Rev. E. R. Hyde. pastor
of the Frat Baptist church. Frazier
wave shot in the hip by 11 Fourth of Ju~
ly celebrator who was using bullets

Lin ihis revolver land a muple of (lays

later the .bulle‘t, whlh had been lo
cated with the X-ray was extracted.
The accident changed [the plans 01’ the
young people for a
bride is the daughter of Heffiert L.
Clark of the firm of Clark 8: Tune,
jewelers.

 

A woman may not realize that, she
has a good figure uiilil other women
begin to find innit. with it.

 

7.. «om

A CEDAR
CHEST

is the only sure protection

ugnlust uiotlis.

l'lon‘t wait until you intro 11

beautiful l‘ur ruined before

putting one of these chests.
We have :1 number of sizes

11nd shapes to select from.

x‘

TheA.J..Angeviue
‘ & Son Co. ‘

134-136 WASHINGTON 8T.

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OCULISTS AND» OPTICIANE

OUR EYEGLABB MOUNTING
is the one you have long sought
'nltor. it is graceful, comfort/-
able and efficient: hits a . strong
grip with u gentle pressure;
faithful to H11 duty either in
spring zophyrou 01' raging
blizzards.

Estuhllohod 15 your:
Open Saturday Evenings

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HOUSEWIVEE
ileud About
BWIBB ALUMINUM WARE.

it is an ambushed fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
uiin are superior to those mndo
of our other motel. Thlti has
been proveu by scientific run
1111an. as the tests show that
no veraigrm, rust. nickel-tinder
or injurious zines cnn’ term, no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger of chlppint,

as with enamel were. 1. ,

7 It in an excellent hoot conduit.
tor. which 111191111111 quick 11151111.
and saving or fuel no light
Weight makes it. easy to handle,
and the allvalwhita color or
the were in planning and ulnar: .
clean looking. _

liver piecé in was (hot.
pressed stain pod) out at pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
seamless and 14:11 in

, Elvin Aluminum
some to stay, wit it

«meani‘ the pi! ‘

 

 

 

 

“'13 Wife

“THAMER'

97 Atlantic Square. Mumford, Conn. I

weddlug trip. The -

, UNCLAIMED BANK D‘Et‘POBITS

Additional reports chewing hank alc-
counts not disturbed tor the past 20

‘ years were filed yesterday in the oihce‘

0'1 the Wm‘Ptl’Olier no follows 8’

count, deposits, 82,273. 48.

Stoninz'ton Savings Bank, twenty-
tivo onetime, deposits 31 538 44. ‘

iSoutlvp‘ort Suit-innit Bonk. sixteen av:-
countstldepositn, $2,273.48. ~ 1

South Nomvoik Savings Bank 186 ac.
counts, deposits, $2, 470. 82.

Savings Bank or Ansonla text no
count», deposits, 32, 220 04

Dime Savings'fiunk of Cromwell." 81
accounts, deposits $115.68. I

City Savings Banker Mormon], thir-
tyltwo accounts, .dsposits, $1,795.30.

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CA 5T0 R IA
.1. For Infants and Children. '.
lho Kind Youllau Always Bought

Bears tho 1
Signature bf

 

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Nothing so completely knocks a
contrary mun silly as to have you
agree with him.

 

uWeo’tport Savings Bunk, one no .

ironmfno‘rou Horst. KEEPER is

 
 

DEAD.

M. H. Mormm of Hotel Raymond Dies
After Short illness. '

roulniuo'uon, July 1.3.~——Mi0huel

H". Boson, 01111111 town died at his
home utter a short illness of intestinal

I

ptrouble. Home operated upon last

Tuesday and until yentortioy morning
he was thought to ob improving. For

'tthe past 12 yours he had been proprle~

tor of the Hotel *Roymond. Heleavce a

wife and three children, Mable, Grace

and Raymond Hogan.
his ._1fother,
them, John, Dennis and Thomas 1-19»
son and three sisteis, Mis. Thomas

He also leaves

Kennedy. Mrs David Ryun and Mrs.

Michael Dillon. All live here, except

'Mrs. Dillonwhose home is in Thomas-
‘ton. ~ .

MOSQUITOES.
Remember the committee on exter-
mination is working hard-daily tor the
people's relief.
lions.

 

R. H. GOLDEN,
‘ Treasurer of Fund.

‘ The value of forethought is often
demonstrated by the after effects.

Pctriok Hogan. tiliree bro-V

 

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They need subscrlp‘

 

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f, p ELKS 1p PARADE.

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Fifty Thousand in Line While Grail
Crowd Cheers aMrchern.

PORTIAND, Ore, Julv 13.4«li‘ifteen-
thOusnnd members oi.’ the Elks yum.

clothed in the annual parade or the

grand lodge Thursday
thousand spectators cheered the 1'
marcheis. lodges from every nitrite '
and the island territories were repro-
sented.

There were 30 bass bonds, lending
the various lodges, definite the notion ' 1
or the national association of musi- ‘-
ciun's which had forbidden union mom.
bole to ploy in the llfllada 01 to par.
tlclpube in any of the festivities at.
tendant updn Ellis week.

The floats were attractive and most
of them nmblamutic of the order.

Abel-deed, Wash, had a team or
five magnificent Elks attached to n.
phueton and driven tandem by a} girl.

REAL RESULTS

are what wont advertisers scokv-noll
merely seeing their ado in print. Sen-
tinel wants reach all the right people
in The Norwalks and bring result!
always—not occasionally.

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Sentinel Want Ads are winners.

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