Tourists Pulley
united Staten. 3%;sz and World-
flavors your bones against any and
Jill Mk w'by 31s, theft, lightning.
urination and transportation. while?
u tramit hypor ii the custody of my
Nilroan. nuptials. 'rmtsfor, tampon-
tuition or 111 any Steamship 130.. no.
Tnva o 001.0111“;
* Incurance of MI Kinda ‘
« uni Ectntanowu, Country and than
’ Telephone 1230.
Upctalrc Over the South Norwnik
Trim 60., SM“ Wuhlnhton at,
South Norwaik. coon. . »
PUILIC STENOGRAPHER
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l011<:ke110e Tribe, No. 32. l. O. R. M.,
y will meet tomorrow night.
Division No 1, Ancient Older oi iii
hemiuns, uili meet tonight.
Mrs. John Jones, of 295 Main street.
has gone to New Jersey to visit bola-
tires.
X Uncheuoe *llaymnkers' Association,
‘iNo. 321,43. l. 0. ll. 31., will meet this ev~
aiming.
Norwnih Aerie, No. .35, Fraternal 01'-
tier of Eagles pold u regular meeting
last night.
Buckinglmm Po'st No. 12. G. A. R.,
will meet tomorrow evening for regu-
lar business.
..._._._
“Miss Ethel Purinnlee of ‘Norwuik is
visiting her aunt Miss Nellie Pnrumlee
of 210 Main street, Dunbury.
MM.“ \
R. Manning lleriter. of Washington,
D. 0., is stopping at Hote‘l Mirhockemo
ell-route to Snrannc Luke ‘N. Y.
Moe. Angelina Pizzulto,ol’, Pough-
heepsie, and Dennis i’nnuro, of New
York city are visiting relatives in ..e8t
street.
Officer John Smith arrested James
Walton. who is charged with assault
on u Norwnlh mun. Sergeant Silk came
down after Walton.
The socinxl at the \‘i‘innizmuic Repub-
li-cnn Club quarters will be. held this
evening. Many from the Norwaiks
have planned to attend.
The Methuen Hut Works, of Methu-
on, Moon, munui‘uoturers of felt and
straw inns have filed a petition in
Imuluui-ptcy with liabilities of $10,026
and assets of $20,086.
-ll~urry lilut‘le, of Rust avenue, is
pleased now that his little finger on
the left hand. broken in u spurrlu‘g
mulch. is recovering nicely. is has i11~
convenienced the youni,r man cousider-
all)! y.
iSorgeunt Frank Raymond arrested
nu intoxicated man at the South .Nor-
iWulk railroad station this morning, 11nd
at noon the man was still too much
under the influence of liquor to give
lliis name or uppenr for trlul.
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iii; .lumen lilpicoopui Church. l‘luniiury not
his family urc on a two weeks” cruise
onyitlr. Crowley‘s pioop "Noolu" on
Long lulnnd Sound. The putty wus
heard from this morning in ludiun
l
‘ Harbor, 1.. l.
w.—
a. ltoports from various pouch growing
' notations oil 'the. i-i‘ill‘ie indicate that the
map this your will be smell. .1. ill.
Hnle‘n Ansouin oroharde are expected
to yield about. 12,1)001huokots. 'l‘ho
.(llustonhury crop Which lost your
ruinountod to .000 busltotu will not
exceed 11 in Hiiili 7,500 husitetu.
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Electrical Wmug
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies ‘
Chgtr‘les Book, Jr.
Addrcu:
ll‘l MAIN 81‘» NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 001; houu. 21-3
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HEBREW stunts
“Plans Made to Hold it at all...
‘Hehrew School will hold their first an.
“4"" Joseph W. (lrosiey, organist at St.
”"i‘ho expi'oou our on the'train due in
300.th Norwnik art 1:20 youtwdey mor-
ning from New York caught lire nt Fill
moth turnout New York city. lireviouu
m‘lenving the‘O-rnud Control motion.
The tire did oottsiderublo damage to
the car, but the gentle consumed to
Dan‘iui'ry and vicinity. which the our
contained. ware ‘iinlnlurod ‘l‘he our
, conditions in othe
.4 :met'nbers. who include
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SUMMER iiliiiiiii
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Point, luiv 29—Work Being
Done Here
The scholars 01'“ the South Norwulk
nu-nl summer outing on Monday, July
29, at Roton Point. The classes will
assemble at the synagogue basement
rooms on South Main street and will
later congregate at the junction of
South Main and Washington streets
where they will then board special
cars which will convey them to the
point. The director of the school Dr.
S. 1.. Gordon, and his associates will
be. in charge of the outings,r aud’mnny
of the parents of the pupils will nccom~
puny the picninkers.
The school is now holding special
is being prepared on a larger
scale than ever before.
Known by all as
the Big Money-sewing
. . . Event.
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firing; gnawing . qt...
'.' -A M's-ail“. n
In.»
~* ‘ on. GIANT
ILEE ”SALE
Saturday Mornmg
9 Doors Open 9 a. m.
Bargains of the merit autonishing charactiél‘.
Our large circulars are being distributed throughout .
the city and country. Be sure you get one. Read tomor- 7
row’ 5 Sentinel and Hour for further details.
Jot doWn ‘ the date 'while' you,
think. of it
JUL
Be prepared for Bigger and Bet-
ter Bargains than ever
heretOfore
22d
summer seslous at the synagogue buse-
mcnt rooms und every morning overt
three score Jewish children receive tu-g
ition in the Hebrew doctrines, civisl
government, and other subjects. Thei
method of instruction is an original!
one in this line of teaching. Dr. Goo,
don, as the head of the teaching stuff.
has adopted the system now being unb
versatily acknowledged, that of teach-
ing by instinct. '
The school board governing this in»
ntitu‘tion deserves grout credit for the.
spleuded manner in which they have
advocated themselves to their their and
the movement promulgated but six or
seven months ago is now 11 flourishing
state of affairs.
To prevent the younger generations
from looiug interest and insight into
history the teachings. and the science
of the Hebrew faith a movement was
advanced some. years ago by the most
prominent Jewish men of the world to
establish institutions for the training
of the young children in these subjects
Cities many times the size of South
Norwuilt und having it greater Jewish
papillinti011‘iial’e not the aplended fueli-
itlcs afforded by this undertaking,
town hove adopted.
,Tbo active board of school visitors
includes:
Loon (loldon. chairman: A. Hurt-in.
Sumuel Roodncr, Hurry Goodwin, M.
Nuviuehy A. 'l‘urlov. S Kessiet’, E. M.
inns and .T. A. Rudder. Two or three
times 11 month lectures delivered by
vinhinr.r educators and other scholars
of note are heard by the school.
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HEAD OF FOREIGN COMBULS.
lKlNDON. July 18.«Joim ll. Grit-
fl'thn, United Stntoe Consul-General in
London, has been chouen president of
the Association of Foreign Consuls.
is all the greater as Mr. Grlm‘ths has
old the London pout. for less than
three years.
The acsociution was organlna‘d to
enable consuls general and console in
of rows, to familiarim thallium; not
conditional in the
they are uncredited
representations, moot socially ml;
“NORWALK'S BUSY CORNER"
It has been out as if the latter place would be so-
it is probable the selection
It will be made by the first of next week.
would be advisable to hold the coming
meetinmwhich will be the third nn-'
nuul gathering, in Cambridge or one.
taken of file other tidewnter towns on thel
Many believe. how- man's duties?"
“Sure! To wrap up garden seed and
MARYLAND OYSTER MEN TO ime-eting should he held.
suggested that as the drill and second leafed
The annual meeting of the Maryland meetings were held in BaltimOre,
Oyster Assooistion will probably be
held this month although no definite
date has been selected President W.
1-1. Killian, of Baltimore. has
steps to ascertain the feeling of the Chesapeake Bay.
board of governors of the assoclutmn
as to when and where the annual,
"So you want to be a congressman?"
"Might as well be as anybody."
“Have you any idea as to a congress-
eter, Baltimore is a more convenient;
gathering point and it looks at pres. mull them."-——Detrolt Saturday Night.
I
which the progressive Jews of this
i
This is the first time an American
has been thus honored; and the honor ,
London to become better acquainted,
with each other and through “than“ r
only with the trade and commercial
ml: at. luncheon and mandolini 31v
t Id
. l1 dinner, width“ in invert-111'
Home Beets
Fancy Potatoes
BEN HUR FLOUR .................
BAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE.
Carrots.
Pineapples . . . . ,. . ....................
20 NORTH MAIN 81'.
Proposals for .
State Road Work
Sealed proposals will be received by
the, State Highway Commissiouer,
Room 27, Capitol. Hartford,.Conn.. un-
til 2 p. 111.. July 18, 1912. for a. section
of 6,415. linear feet or macadnm road
under the formula of the State High.-
way Department in accordance with
plans and specifications.
Bids will state the price as per
specifications. The State Highway
Commissioner reserves the right to
increase or decrease the number of
leelt to be improved. after the contract
is et.
, All bids must be «companion by a,
bond of not less than onethird of the
cost of the work. Any bidder to
whom connect has been awarded re.
fusing to sign the contract at the
prices offered and furnish a surety
com-puny bond, or a certified check,
shall forfeit from his bend a sum
equal to the difference in price be
tween his bid and the next lowest bid~
der. Plans and Specifications may be
examined at Selectmen's Office, Nor-
twalk, 001111.. or at the office of the
State Highway Commissioner, Room
27, Capitol.
The State Highwuy Commissioner
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Hartford. 001111., July 10,
1912.
JAMES H. MACDONALD,
State Highway Commissioner.
111 at Room 27,.Capitol. Hartford, Ct
' TELEPHONE CALL 720
iliiii 0N HilliSi:
(Gr-gory Boulevard)
ENBTNORWALK
Sea Food Cooked to Order
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J. M. LAYTON 8: Co.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCI
AGENTS "
5 Railroad Ave. South Not-walk, Gt
Sc a booth.
30c a peck
.............. 19c?
Raspberries, Melons, Tomatoes, Ctnrants, Wax .,I3eans Cucumbers.
....... .. ..... _ ....... .10cocch
UNITED GROCERY COMPANvI
PHONE 10;“
'0 ‘_ :a
We Represent
First-Class and Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
(incorporated)
lF YOU SQUINT
or frown when looking intently fit;-
any object—~you need glasses.
Glasses supplied with loosed 00"
correotr the error of refraction of
your eyes—Glasses that. will
strengthen the weakened muscle!
and overcome the stratum-than
{on will stop anointing and drown-
l us.
An Eyesight Speciallats. we can
render you expert. assistance.
’ OC‘ULISTS, not. Opticians. exam-
ine your eyes at
THAMER
cannot: and Opticians. .
87 Atlantic aqua. Stamford, 0!.
Open an. Evenings. on. 16 Van."
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Shorts Dinners and All Kinds of
Atlantic: city, 5 day tour. .... 32,1
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CONDUG‘WR HELD RESPONZMLK.‘
1', munmorou July 18min hold W
.ln’x‘ Copductor Kuhn responsible tori
the accident which occurred on the figuundA islands, a «“9. tour.
“center Valley Railroad, on July 6.‘ . ‘
.resitlting in the death of 19 person:
and the injury at 23, mini inspector}
ll. W. unicorn in his unlit 'to 1112i
, commerce communion
' minis politic ”WNW. acid in part:
‘ ‘ “No mm is kept at train orders.
it train rentals! in maintained and
it
THE RBGSEATJDN TOURS. -
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19.2 moi-mt. ’ ’ m 6’
mud or, A118. 20th.’
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heron, Atum 20th
Villnnx Thorium: “1312:12de at.
tonne River. nob-o, .
mm (Stuntman and 430W
Human.
Tours to We fill...
Montreal. how. no suit;
no printed mic: or on! ,“i'p‘ «with; p: m “a
m. n so? when. N0 uniting oil mm on ma
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