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TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
ln‘punncé of All Kindoi .
Real Estate—Jrown‘, Country Ind'shoro
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwlik
Tract 00., 87-91 Washington St.
South Norwaik. Conn.
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Mrs. John Jones. of Main street, is
visiting with relatives in Paterson,
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Nam-1111; Conclave, No. 42? l O H.
has .1 meeting scheduled i"ot tomoirow
night.
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps.
pin: Sill, will meet on Thursday after-
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Misses Grace lunung and Helen Sul-
livan, of Center avenue. are visiting in
. Bridgeport.
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Concord Division. No. Sons of
ii‘lempernnce, held a regular meeting
last. evening.
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Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10. l. 0
0. li‘._ held a regular weekly business
meeting last evening.
Pouassus Council, No. 1268,. Royal
iArcanum. has a regular meeting
scheduled for this evening.
Norwulk Aerie, No. 58. Fraternal
Order of Eagles has a regular meeting
scheduled for tomorrow evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, N0. 3134.
Sons of St. George. will meet this
evening for regulur'weckly business.
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it is expected lllllt in the. next, gen-
eral assembly :1 bill will he introduced
to put a stop to elopements in Con-
necicut.
.l. i. Mallette is enjoying her unnunl
vacation in Worcester. Salem. Lowell
Boston and other points of interest in
the cool.
Richard lreiand has returned to his
duties in the U. 111.10., Bridgeport, af-
ter :1 visit with Mr. and Mrs. George
Dent, of Benton street. ”
The Master Plumbers’ Association
will hold 11 regular meeting tonight."
The Norwulk Iron Moulders’ Union,
No. 209, will meet tonight.
(1., A. R. men are being influenced
‘10 work for Judge Alfred B. Beers 0t
iBrldgeport for national oommnudcr or
111.11.11.03 Angeles encampment.
. An opportunity to purchase summer
~ mililnery, including some of the lab
est tinting hats at cost is oll’ered at
<Tho Holmes lllililncry. See advertise-
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_ The Ladies' Aid society of the First
".eMthmilsi Church will hold a bowing
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'-
clock, with Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt. Bali-
.view avenue.
William Collord 11nd wife, of Brook»
iyn. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
thnley l'tnymoud, Sound .View two-
.9111; Mr Coliord is a humorous writ-
m on the New York American
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ii‘riondahip Association, No. 7, P. N.
(1., or Eurcktt Lodge. will meet .with
little (1. F Wilbel‘il tit itllcliory Bluff.
this evening. Members will leave on
the 7. 20 car from South .Norwuik.
Captain and Mrs. E. J. Ferrell. om-
cars in charge of the Salvation Ahoy
are planning for the outing of poor
children and their mothers iR/oton
,_ iPoint on July 31.11. Appeals 13o being
“1111mm for funds to nuance the project,
and eii’velopeu in which money may he
placed are being Mt at midehous in
‘ tile pity. The sum 11: 200 to needed
1111 iii to honed more will he 1111119111
11 transit by, or it the custody or any ‘
trancpon ‘
woman can have in to aim to make the
to melt. it inst 111 unotul .choc’tiui 11nd
helpful as pocdibio.
TUESDAY; 1qu
Electrical Wiring
Fine‘ Line of Elec-
tricai Supplies
Charieo Buck, Jr. 9.‘
Addrul:
51 MAIN on. NORWALK ..
Telephone-t. Office. jNil; homo. 21.3
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’ENDORSES MOSQUITO WORK.
What Was Accomplished at Ipswich.
M118... Recently.
Mr, Schofleid, Editor,
lpswich, Chronicle,
ipswlch, Massachusetts.
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At the suggestion of the Committee
on Mosquito Extelmlnution 111; lpswlz‘h. ,
1 11m dropping you this line explainingl
what we have attempted on the Beuehl
iloud in the incognito problem. ‘
After studying the mosquito prob-l
low for about two years to learn justi-
what species of mosquitoes \verel
breeding" on the marshes. their periOd
of development, and the best methodSii
of utiucking them, we decided to dit ill
the entile teillton oi‘ ntarshlnnd be i
tween the Cnstieneck and lpsuich:
Rivers, and between the Ocean and}
r‘ltOiV cover.s )sq. miles. All the pro;
perty owners in this district were in~
terested in the work and contributed
sutilclent~un1011nt of money to enable,
us to close a contract with a drainage!
company of New York, who h'hd rlong‘
experience with such work in New Jenl
eey. This Company agreed to erudi-
cate all mosquito- breeding and has glv
on us a forfeiture bond. the terms oi"
which are that they are to maintain,l
the meadow tree from mosquito '
breeding for a period of two year rs
dor a line for every bleeding
which the committee can discover at
ter the work is completed The wmk
is now ptuctically finished after about
a mouth and a hull of ditching woik.‘;
The reduction in the number of 11105.;
quitoes is a little short of marvellous"
and the committee feel that a gloat
boon has been accomplished for their
Own property and for the town. in;
the past the mosquiwes of? Ipswich
have been a by-word, but. as tar as
the Bench flood is concerned, they are
no longer a pest to be reckoned with
except along the scientific menus for
control which we have now adopted.
The residents of the Beach Road
earnestly hope that the good work
which they have started will be taken
up in other plirts of the town, and that
in the course of years, all the cities
and towns along the coast may adopt
measures which will rid out entire
district of this great pest.
I have no doubt many oi? your renti-
ers will be interested to drive along
the Beach Road and view. those
ditches. They are laid out very scien-
tifically and are dug with perfect
alignment.
' Very truly yours,
ARTHUR A. SHURTELEFF.
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Cum for Dime Novel Reading.
It was asked recently what could
dime novels, and the reply of one ob
server wee: ‘Touoh dime novels in
the same way that you do English in
the high schools and that will soon
stop it.” I know one or two young
folks whowili never read Scott, no
cause Ivanhoe was taken up an a‘
school nubiect.
» lan- Phliu‘ophy.
About the annual philosophy any
most: of each day up it comes plan:
and not borrow trouble from the in-
turo or hooligan the renattul pm. Go,
through one tiny with a. d‘otcrmtnatlon
It you live out
titty-balm your lilo cannot help but he
ducal-rut. ,
Labor in~V.ulu Creek This total tar-gr
plnce E ,
be done to stop boys from roadingit
SZMJ’VJ“ V. WIVES” a b I a 1- I
sengcrs or the driver.
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In addition to new body designs which
express unique ideas. as Well as the latest
features of American and European practice.
these cars include every feature contributive
to the comfort and convenience oi the pas-
, The long, sweeping straight line bodies
are united to the bonnet by a well-shaped
curved dash. The body surfaces are un- I
demountablc riml.
1 HE 120c011111bile Company, having long- since attained
a material lead in fundamentals, has been able to
devote unlimited attention to new details and new ~
features. As a result, the 1913 models offer more luxury
and more comfort than can be found elsewhere.
For 1913 the Locombbile will be built in three most the long stroke
Six “48, ” developing 82 horsepower; the Little Six, developing over,
60 horsepower, and the“30”iourcylinder, developing-ll horsepower.
The Six “48" will be equipped with touring, torpedo, roadster,
limousine and landaulet bodies -
The little Six will include all the nlmve‘ with the addition of herliucs
The ”30" fonrcyllndcnvili beln touring, torpedo 11nd roadster models $33100
marred and unbroken by hinges or handles.
Long wheel base, perfect spring suspension,
absolute balance and ten- inch upholstery
assure the maximum of comfort.
Ventilated glass fronts. integral u ith the curved
dasl1,dyuamos supplyingal ii
for inflating the tires. Duco Starter for starting the
motor. all are contribute
in he cquipm «1 inc udcn quick dctachlblc,
A. 3L. Schavior, Dealer, Stamford
. 15,0001. $6.100
$1,300 to 115,550
ighta, nircomptcsaol‘s
factors (or convenience.
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There Were Also Thirty-Six
Births and Thirty-Four Deaths
in the horwalks
Demonstrating that without the
slightest-doubt June is the month or
brideaithe records of Town Clerk Her.
her R. Smith show some forty-tour
couplers who were united in the hot)"
bonds of matrimony during the past
month. The births were also well up,
there being two more horn than died.
There were thirty-tour deaths.
The complete record oi! Town Clerk
Smith‘s vital statistical. for the month
or June, follows:
’ DEATHS.
Date Name ya. 1110. an.
1~Eliiertw.iluwxl1urst. 86 11 24
luaDurruh E. Moore. . . . .. 2 7
2-lrene Poguny 1 1%
2r—Lowls H. Olmstead... 49 5 17
bleilium 'll. Holmes... 69 3
own-111w Mastroiauna'... 1 7 16
lwAlbort Davis .. ...... . 62 7 4
tin-Hugh Monuhnu 72 y 1 2
l0-Mnry Grit’lln ..... 70‘ ‘
lleuliu l. Edmond 78 11 Till
iii—«Melvin I). 0doll....... 51 1 211
iZ-«HHarmoh B. Betta .... 73 2 1-1
iii—«James Golden ....... 61 3 2
13~Goorzc Cardin 14 G 13
H-—"Unknown" R. R. victim 50 about
iii—«George D. Hull....... 12 '3 3
iswli‘nunie Brown ......~. 55 ‘
ill-«William H. Ross ‘. 50
lSu-Iaouis Fny ......... 18 10 ii
low—Robeson Huuckemolor 79 9 28
Him-William mutton...“ 14 11' 1.5
2owiienrtetta Smith Gray 80 ii 122
21401111 Cullen 155, ‘ iii,
lilw'liiaryA Keéisr till 8‘ 26
Bz—«Nsisou Taylor ....... 68 18
Eli-«lilo Hookah-on 1...... till _
awrtrodurlek Agustin ,,. ., ' it
St—«Mary Elisabeth route. 88
Method“ Ramjet-y. . 36
37—month J.,1arowu . . . . til
'2—«John Charles Forrester to John F.
and Race Bertram.
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3~Rarhei to Louis and G. Carrndlno.‘
3—Jeuu to John E. and Margaret 0’:
Sullivan.
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6~Steren to Steven and Annie Vail;
lus.
Gallonuld Lester to Lester and Tina
Roberts
7~Eduuld L. to E. H. and Sarah A
Mani-Joe
7~inmeu W. and Charles to Charles
., and Edna Price.
9-~E1ncst to C. W. 11nd Maud Hurt.
11--E dwln Le Rey to A. E. and J. 1...
Fraser
Ila—Grace. G to L. St John and Flora
Keeler
l2-——Frederick A to Joseph R
Ionian Smith.
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i—«Cari Oscar Olsen and Anne J. Flo-
ran.
4~Alexunder Konecauy and
Bubingel‘. ‘
Swallurtwick L. Amundson and Emma
C. Hedman.
fimGeorge Walker David Kerr and
Louisa Butler Klser.
S—«Wiiiiam Francis Carroll and Rose
, K. Riordan.
8-Joceuh Beret; and Rose ’11 0111111.
Annie
*8—~Lanelng David Odell and Dorothy
May Lockwood
9~Albert E Rowe and Mary M.
Walker. . .
10~Kenneth M Fitz and Isabella Petz
oil.
and 10~—Jniius Drotnr and Annie E. Un-
. suary
iii-«End Austin to Elmer L and Mary 11-Ahelg Arheltzman and Dora Brenn-
E. Talmudge.
13-Delhert Standisl‘to Percy 8.11mi
Julia M. Cutteraii..
. 13-—-Mlll‘y Elizabeth 16 Harold S. and
Flora L. Beers.
13-«Frunk to Thomas and Kathrlne
Brady
li—Edwln to Edwin and E. A. Wish
hl‘t.
15-~All<e Virginia to E. W and M. M
Stephenson.
law—Daniel L. to 9.1.: and Jennie
Weed.
lil~dlurry James. Jr. to H. J. and Ada
In Plait. ' 1
19.... Doioris R089 to J. W. and H; R.
Clancy.‘
tumbliidred to Frank and Aununclu-
’ to Patina.
20-Collu to Jacob and Lillie Bate.
22~Rosle to W111. and Beanie Miller.
22—«Mitrion Emma to A. s. and Luella.
Hill.
22—«Coutantluo Paul to G. and 10 Cas-
close.
28-»Lei'0y ntanley to William and Ella '
M. Aver?
zit—«Dorothy Stella and {tin P. and
Stella Suit.
26*Pilst'enit to Bingo and Evorlyn Sui
Vittoria. ' ~
26-lienry to. to William and French
Saddam.
mo, Enchant. _
i , tin-«eon to without and Annie orbit:
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eta—4119111111 Wilma to William and “Wit- ',
11-Joaeph Pautelo and Vincenza Spa-
none. .
12~—-W. F. Beaupuiu and lda C. Ray-
‘ mood.
13-John Kotacs and Annie Hegedus.
low—Elmer L. Tplimad‘ge and Mary E.
Wilcox.
iii—William James Henry and Bessie
May Disbrow.
16~Gulseppe Colbuto and Restitula
Muragholo.
its—«Henry Charles 01111111 and May
Agnes Milburn. ,
lav-Clarence A. Vance and Florence E;
Peck. .
20-Arthur '1‘. Murray
Louise Richards.
zit-«Domenico F‘runsaiiuo and Lucia
Avnllono. '
22-Franois J. Novak null Regina
, Lymhiouvity. 4-
ZJuROcco Rosetta and Mary Venn.
““0011 Brown and Phillipe Keillor.
23-»Adum Rucluwahi and Stanislaw
Fredakowska.
its-aniliam J Callaghan and Annie
M. Grocer.
2540119911 80181: and Rosie Kieth
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JE-Altrod Fulton ”timer and Jane
‘ Van Widen Mont. "
lieu-Thomas Edward 1111:1311 For and
and Anna
. Mil; “twice at the {First Methodifl‘
981033.50 . Fowncs Silk Gloves
Silk Parasols 31.
W. 11¢ I I‘ "
$331.32: .1. «g. 35?: .-
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Summer Hats,
only 990
“F011 Wednesday
. White Hats 99c
We Will place (in sale 100 White
frOm $1. 25 to $2. For this day
regularly sold
Home. Beets“
Fancy Potatoes
BEN HUR FLOUR ................
BAKER’S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE
Carrots.
Pineapples
UNITED“:
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
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Rnspbmrles, Melons, Tomatoes, Cinrunts,
So a bone
30c a pool
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“or Beans Cucumbers.
LAWN swmcs. ,
2 passenger. Special $3.49
BRASS BIRD CAGES.
Reg. $5 Now $3.98
Reg. $2. 25. Now ....... $1.98
SPRINKLING CANS.
Reg. 250. .Now .. ....... . .190 .
Sweeping Reductions 3,
in the Summer Sale
“on.“
Very Best Wide Mouth Preserving Jars, qts.
Mitchell’s Furniture Store Norwalk "
MEDICINE cnaiua'rs.
Reg. 750. Now .......... 59c
GARDEN RAKES.
Reg. the. Now . ......... . 80
JARDINERS.
Reg. from $1 to $1.50.
Salo........ .......... ..400-
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LAST ORGAN RECITAL. l
Will Be Given by Mr. Gibson, Ahmad
by Mia Miller, Tomorrow '
Evening.
To accommodate those who are un-
able to attend in the afternoon, Mr.
Gibson has arranged his final organ
recital of the present season for Wed-
nesday evening. July 17, at the Nor-
wulk Congregationgl Church, begin-
ning promptly at 8. I
l. Pastor-ale in F op. 28 No. 3 ...... |
' H. W. Parker.l
2. Prelude and Fugue in C, Bk. 4,
No.1.... ........J.S.'Bach
3. “Those are they," aid from "The
Holy City" AR. Gaul
Miss Willa to Miller.
4. Sonatag‘No. 2.011. 34 (new).....
Mark Andrews
First public performance in Connec-
tlcut.
5. "0 don iatale!" Aria from “Don
Carlos” (“Verdi
Mrs. Alex 8. Gibson. l
6. Iluvitntlon to the Dance ..
C. M. you Weber
Piano with organ accompaniment.
Miss Mildred (3 Marty.
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7. "Lend me your old." Aria from
N "The Queen of Sheba". no 001111011
8. Overture "Semirunido". HG Rossini
Admission tree, but contribution:
will he received at the door. '%
NOTES FROM THE FRESH AlR
CAMPi
1’ The Fresh Air Boys defeated the
Ormom baseball team in a spirited
game «Saturday morning by the score
of 28 to 11. In the afternoon they
team or local plan“, score 11 to 9
A upootal tanturo at the Sunday ow,
church, was scratched by: program,
rendered by the onmpora assisted by
Mia Minion 'Nutt‘ull. ct Waterbury.
dropped a clove tuulo to a picked ,
Rotou Point. The many entertaiui
features of that resort were hoarti
indulged by the campers, and .
Smith was voted to be "a man a
the boy’s own hearts."
Mrs. John McMullen continued
evidence her practical interest in, ,
welfare 0! the children when Tube '1',
peared at the tent. yesterday morn» ,
and carried away halt a dozen uro ,
in the big touring car, to be enter“ ‘
ed at luncheon at the Country Club
Advertise in The Sentinel.
We Represent ,
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Fire Insurance
Companies
J. M. LAYTON 1.“
(incorporated)
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