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HUYLER’B FAMO‘UE
chocOLA'rEs
LANE'S PURE ICE. CREAM
THE user onsAKEIIY
snooucrs .
r. A LANE
61 Washington Street.
South Norwclk
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Anderson Launch Works
Launches and Boats
‘ , of III kinds promptly built. Bonn
tor «to. All kinds of repairing
given Ipccicl nutrition. . ‘
om..- Shcll Polnt, Norwnlk
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Rev. Thomas Dl‘ennau, D. S. T., 118-. IHOMELESS TOT COMMITTED.
sistnnt at St. Joseph's Church, is .en-
joying a week‘s vacation.
Bridgeport Has Some More Cases of
Children for County Home.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘, July 1.wDeserted by
'Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickens, or
street, have been entertaining Mrs. F.
H. lBrndley, of New Haven,
l to support them. Morris and Eva Hum
l wliz, uged eight and four year, resnco
millintz's' Jubilee Sale begins to- lively were before Judge E. F‘. Hallen
Imorrow Read large full page adv on Plobate court this morning on com»
page nine plalnt of the Humane society whioh'f
. 'sorught to have them committed to the.
Madame Fesseuden, of Wilton, who county home. The children lather
is undergoing treatment at the 5101- Philip ‘Horowitz, of No. 7d5 Arctic;
walk Hospital is somewhat Improved. street. was present at the hearing.
-—- I CouIdn’t Take of Them.
Rev. James J- McGuinness, assistant The father told the judge that at
pastor Of‘ Bt- Man's Cthh is vislt- present he couldn't properly care Ior
ing at his parental home in New Hn- the children. He didn't know thel
you. i whereabouts ol‘i‘helr mother. He won
Itedw to «know It she could bring the chil
dren at any future time if they were
committed now no the county home.I
Judge Ranch told him that such motion
4 is prohibited by statute, the inmates'
Sundoysohool sessions for the sum
mer have been done away with'nt the
First Congregational Church. in Nor-
walk. '
Miss Frantes Enkmnd at Wilton of the county home Ihct‘omiug dhectl
has been entertaining heI friend Miss charges 0’ W 001ml.“ commissioners,
immediately after they are Admitted. '
lMary 1A Chancellor, of
walk, the past week.
Smith Nor-
cucc Are Continual.
-—Soft and Stiff Hats.
William Bouton of the Soldiers‘
Home at Noroion, called on Allen II ‘
Roscoe, in ‘Rldgeiield, Sunday. MI.
Bouton is now olghty-Iour years old. I
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O’Brien’s.
,Io seek homes for his childish in- the
[(lil until he shall be. able to support
them.
the was committed to the county home to-
day. She hos been at Lakoview form
Ior some time, her father having do-
serted her.
~dllllk and according to the humane so-
oiou urgent, uunblc to (me im her
The Weekly dance at. the Knob Club daughter.
Will be held on Situl‘dn} evening at
u... clubhouse. Bromfieldn orchestra l suvsnwsms AGENTS FORM
oI' Stamford, will have some line new STATE ASSOC'AT'ON-
music on Hill as usual, l The supervising Agents of the state
who are attending the fanbury Sum-
~—~Cormo every any during- this sale. mor school held a special session
Begin right Come earl) tomorrow ' Tuosdny and organized an association,
morning For Mother doiulls read our which is to be known as the Con-
Iidv. on page nine. Miniz’s s. nectlcut Suite Supervisors‘ nssocla‘
tlon. G. J. ”Vogel.
Tile Gli‘ls' Friendly society 01 South mm, wag elected president and H.
Norwnik visited the Girls: Friendly 11!] o. plough, "ct Deep River, secretary
ltldgclicld Tuesdny evening and “Wood treasurer. These two unicorn with
W0 hi'ilm'heo Hliellt 11 WW llleiltiflmf three other memhorh oi the associa-
GVenillitlOIsetlIcr.--ltldlsoilold Press. ' tion will constitute the executive come
"‘ ‘lniiteo.
John 1?). McMahon, the well known
South Norwulk musician. who has 0.
been musical director for (I load com-
pany, has arrived in town Imd is vie-I
iting relatives and greeting former
friends.
John Livingston, manager of
well known Union Stork yards, of
Chicagopilin hos been the ghost of
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kearney, of
Holden avenue.
Allen of North Haven were chosen
as member: or the committee.
The association was tormcd in the
Interests or state supervision.
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‘ wooing ha
cuts and bruls
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~Pnnuinss', Pansmns. O'Izrlen's.
Chester floiieck, of Norwalk, hos
Moi: promoted with a handsome out
gloss writer pitcher no a prizd’l‘or high
. you scores at the Woe Burn club
{tutti in Newton. Mr. Helicon i: a
flavor suitor. ‘ ,
m.» dud dim. scandal Dishonor .
Silvermlnc are the proud pmnts or:
o little small Mimi. who was born .
matador hint. The boy woo nomad
Iowan moon, and will undoubtedly .
. m Mfl$WM~¢mM .
thcli mother and their {other nusblsl
On the plea of the lather. uidge n-niuf'
l len continued the cases for one week.‘
. in the meantime, the lather is going.
ilildu IJ. Vickeis. eleven years old ‘
Her mother is addicted to,
or North Conn
I... '1‘. Garrison, oi Willlmnn-
tic. E. E. Boyd. of Woodbury, and D. ‘
'i lemon, Wilkes daily
“mamas sore throat ‘ ‘
Ilintmont. It cum piles. coma, my , .
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Isn’ t there something that you need to make for perfec-
tion? Wouldn’ I you like a nice pair of flannel trousers to,
piece out the blue, Serge? ”Titty are quite dressy, even though ,
"you may not want thorn strictly for street west. Or perhaps
yen need a pair of‘ rough and ready pants, such as Khaki for
roughing it—mand dont’ forget o cap, whatever else you forget. ~ 1
And then furnishings. Are you deficient“ In Neckwear,»
‘Hosc, Gloves, Shirts. Underwear, etc. ?
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We’ re at your scrvicc.
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Keep Step with Progress
iNSIST ON GETTING THE BEST. YOU CAN GET IT HERE. ALL
IKINDS OEtSEA FOOD, LOBSTERS. QUALITY COSTS MORE BUT [SI
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Muslin
Underwear
We are showing a new line
of ZilldsunI-mer Underwear nt
’ popular .prices.‘
Long Narrow White Skirts
$1.00 and $1.50
Short While Skirts 35c to $1.50
Cornet Covers 25:: to $1.98
Combinations, Corset Cover
and Drawers 75c to $3.50
Combinations, Corset Cover
and Shirt ....... 75c to $3.50
Night Gowns, specials at 50c;
also 75:: to‘h3.50. ,
CREPE UNDERWEAR.
Short Crepe Skirts at 50¢:
Gowns $1.00 and $1.50
Drs‘lwmn at 500
Combinations. Corset Cover
and Drawers . $1. 00 and $1.98 . .. ‘
Combinations, Cornet ‘Covor
and Shirt: $1.00 and ”-98
J. I Mallette
88 Washinacon it.
Tel. 449. so. Norwslk.
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Painless Extracting
I ' It Is no longer necessary for a per-
. son to dread the extraction of teeth.
when a method so harmless and pain-
less .is available.
I have made at special study of this
V Munch of work and am able to meet
.the demands In every case;
, teeth him been neglected until they
it your
are broken on, or it there one can-
tiltlons which render them difficult to
extract, thoygvlil respond just asset
,istnctorily to my methods as those
which do not require especial care.
« The mouth is left In good condition
and no 111 after-enema .uiollow.
_.Dr. .J. H. MALLEKY
' .16. South no. so. South Norwclk
Room -‘ 9 III'III. to 3. um. um ,
«y- by BDNIIIMt cm.
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toys no
“The ma"
lame upon tho“
The, Ben-tine! wince pleases In re»
. weight and conviction than a lengthy
concentrates. We
IINorwulk
,held at the home oi? Mrs. E. E. Gar:
» helping to' make the fair II success.
. ‘ sequence of the dust
‘ year, they‘will be oppeniedmio, to make
. Greenwich.
inn wl
com letters tor publication, from its
readers. under the show: heading. A
brief and to~the~polut communication.
on a general proposition. carries more
one In which the argument is not
do most emphatic.
ally suggodt‘brovlty.‘ Long-winded ar- 5 ‘
tiered, we have observed. are the last"
to be rend. and are. many tlmesnloldt
pd oltouetnor.
EAST NORWALK ROI-“J3-
Editor Sentinel: ,
At the special meet-ins of the: East
Improvement Association,
hon}. East avenue, on Tuesday evonw
log, at which there was a good atten-
dance, matters oi-».lmportnuce were
discussed andacted noon.
‘Thn (iremen's fair, which is to be
held In September, was. talked ovér,
and committees were?“ appointed by
the association, to confer and coupon
lite with the linemen an it did last year,
A spirited discussion then followed,
dealing with “the intolerable ooudlg
lions in this part of the town in con-
Complaint is so
universal that the dissociation is urg-
ed thiongn its secIet‘ary M19. Bancroft,
to petition the town authorities to-
see that such conditions ~be remedied
with. as little dolay as possible.
«We refer to the need of sprinkling,
of our main thoroughfares with oil.
ii’, as has been stated, no appropria-
tion was made fur thnt pnrpOEe this
provision for no later than month of
May ot the coming year.
This appeal comes. not only from
the association. but expreoscs the son-
Iiment of a. largo majority of the. res-
Idents, and to: payers, who nre voicing
their complaints in no .lInmIstnknble
terms. It Is therefore no to the town
fathers to take this district into their
calculations another near It the poo ,
pie are to be denied the comfort asI
well as Immunity from disease that a
timely applicmion or oil would help to‘
prevent at the present time. 1
Conditions along lower En'st avenue}
have slreud3 been reierred to in
local dress which is niwm widel
snake to the public need and such.
reference has been appreciated, andI
commended on account of the dices“?
faction felt.
It Is to be hoped that necessary at"
tention will be given the plea of the
East N0rwnik improvement Assools.
tion.
The people here are tired of breath
log and eating dirt. The practice ls
neither conducive to good: temper nor
the physical well being at the commun-
ity
The work of the East 'Norwnlk im-
provement association .mwardg better,
' log and improving genernl‘locsicondi ‘
its —-—
thins is deserving of great credit
affairs are In a flourishing suite. finan—
Icially, and he shall take great pleasurel
lucr- on In calling still‘ further ob
tontion to some ol’ the lmprovementsl
niré’ndh on the way to completion. .
I.- A MEMBER OF THE MSQCIATION
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‘ BILL TO PROVIDE FOR PUBLIC
I‘UiLMNfla IN FIVE GONNEC. I
1'on corms. > . ‘
wmniho'ron, uly 19,...Tna nausel .
:committoe on public buildings and . '
igronndc at their meeting this wooit
voted to report a bill sturdy in income
her which will provide for buildings .
moths following cities in Connecti;_
Murillo. armband would nod
hulk.
The amount to he curried by the .
. be octnrinincd by the com-
’ Mot date and Will be
vildltion of the
f r. , I, n
Very Best Creamery Butter
Fancy New Potatoes
New York State Cheese
. 3 lbs. Fresh Graham Wafers ior
18 lbs Fine Granulatéd sugar
perponnd 35,40, 50
Extra Pink Stampil‘Given
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Ehret's Ruppcrt's,
Lichmnnn and Sons' or Fcigcnspan".
Hour 15, case of 24“)OU‘ICS
California Claret: g
Fine Old Port or Sherry Wines, gallon
Bartlett’s or Burnett’s
.o ...... .c..-u$
Old Tom (Sins, bottle
Usher's or Black and White Scotch Whiskey. bottle
‘ Monogram Rye Whiskey(Czirstairs), bottle
‘ Gordon Dry Gin. per bottle.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORwA K
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FINAL MAP OF .
Rock Rid
(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE ,
Only One First Choice ,
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first click:
Telephone 760 South Norwnlk.
M. D. RANDALL
Price of Coal Redo," c"
Best Quality of cool at Lowest.
Summer Prices ‘ ‘
PMR} P11.” WITH “GRITNRV
.Wlmd by Louis (3. (low ) ,
hence McDormott.
Mini J. Motion ,9”
Notion“, David Stool
*IIIIII wooden airport of Marlboro
The toiiowlnk pipers were recorded
the onion at the woody at the
state rotation»: j
' emulation of the
av tgombony pt I
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