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“' best wearing Hose for boys and girls.
“Not- a-Seme”
dies’ Hose.
“Buster Brown”
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‘Ladiés’ Silk Hose
At 25c, 501:, $1.00. ‘
84 Washington Street, SouinNorwalk
We give 58111. Green Trading Siatnps
True OMAHA count". we'w you am. 1
We invite your attention to our SPECIAL BRANDS in
Heels and Toes strengthened by linen threads make the
Made 111 Gauze and Silk Lisle is the most popular La-
This Huse is liked for Men, Women and Children. Give
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Exceptional Values
in ’DrESsing ‘Sacques
We iil‘t' showing molly intolesting valueu in well
made. excellent flttlns Dressing Soeouss.
The styles are all varied. entirely new and the who
riost sorts thnt it 1qu been our good fortune to gaze
upon this season.
Several line groups 1W!“ be offered tomorrow at less
inshoregulor prtoo.
COLORED DBEBSlNG BAOQUEEl. in 11 um variety of
nest. muttems, 111.. 2511 «oil.
COLORED AND WHITE BRESBING BACQUEI. regular
‘prhceh 506 to 70C, Bit yugulnnrnncunluroveto-co. 456‘
trh‘nrned with line Vsi lace and shit ribbon. regular
priccstrom $1. 95 11182.50: to nloue .’ 980'
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any 11 man haul n legitimate right. to
’ them some war."
nest) it I with h
to strengthen his
urination. "I've earn _ ,
saved it, every penny.
ing about in peoples hit'cilon
moire u. tool of himselt hnoo‘ in his
lifetime!" " ‘
And so it transpired that the little
community w‘us electrified to 1.1.11,
few days later that Garry Folger had
bought the old Norton pines and
meant to live there himself. ‘
"it will be pretty lonesome there
' by yourself wont it?" risked friendly
neighbors
“It will be home. anyway." (lorry
itiwu‘ys answered
One bright March diiy he 111011.111
into the” pleasant kitchen and the little
‘bcdrooui adjoining
“But it is my own kitchen. " thought
Garry oxuitlhgly. _,it was the first real
home the young man had ever known
He bought 11 line young team a
cow and some 111111111111. He set the
place in order and planted the garden
at odd moments between the regular
work at the £11m.
happy in his new possession, 1a strange
inncy Seemed to dominate him. He
wandered daily through the empty
had fought the one about buying a
home.
"Though I don't know." he admit-
ted with a queer smile, "that a man iii
justified to go on waiting a fool oi’
‘ himselll“
One breathless afternoon late in
June the young mun stood helpless
and embarrassed in the curtain depart-
ment of a big city store. A girl in a
simple white dress come toward him.
“You ‘wlsh something?" she asked
kindly. .11 «
lie noticed lih'o looked- pnlo and
tired. The blindness iniher voice hair
lshed his uneasiness.-
“i wont curtains—boil haven't any
idea what kind," lio.smlled.
“Your wife sent you'll .1 She did not
‘épecli'y 'anything~color-1naterlnl9"
“That is just the point." said Fol
gar. still smiling ‘i haven't any wife.
But' i want to get the kind ct eur-
thins that she will like when—when
she comes to use thernl"
' “011‘ »l see. You are getting the
house ready. And she is so for 11wa
you 1111111101 ask her?"
"That is it." he sold udmlringiy.
' "Do you think you could help me?"
"i shall be only too Kglad But i
wish J could see the} borrow-111111 the
stall" ,1 .1
“it is a low. old-Tushloned white
house in the 'nountry; with roses over
the porch and a tiled hedge And the
glrl--ls small and gentle and ‘bns
b1=‘~o1vrl ~.‘eyes'
The girl 11 eyes grow suddenly wist-
tilt”? "How lovely it must be! And
the curtains-tiiere should be nothing
but white muslin in a house like
that!"
111111111111 liked that kind. and could they;
have fruits?"
- 1‘ ”The: certainly c1111 Come and see "
' With the utiuoet patience she took
out boxes and boxes.
‘They are not quite right, soweway."
she declared with n perplexed frown.
"We have some lovely material here-
you could not them mode could you
not? Tlrnt would be best”
'j’ld rather not-11101 at home. that
is."
"Then suppose you get the measure-
,only substituting afternoons for one
01‘ the regular atrial shall be only too
glad. " '
Garry Folsor found himself in the
name store a week later with a care-
iui list or figure: in his pocket
"it seems a great deal tor you to do."
he objectod.l,
"But ivo nothing also to do thorn-
lugs it is vacation. ylm see. I 11111
a primary teacher."
“1 will send them when they are tin-
lubed it you will give too your ad-
dress.” she said. as he prépar’ed at last
to depart. ‘
‘."No l'll ootno‘ for 11111111" said the
young man. “We thistle wont to choose
‘dei'h'tltiB 1,1111 will be 111111. " 1......
a; like him
And though he was so busy and so 1
income lighting this new desire as ho ,
"well, t'm 1111111 to know 11; 111611
merits and let me make them? i din '
_1 treat: Mr and tender spring 311
‘Attor revere! weeks we we
K
moon train a month later. .
“it ill lust clerir pro'vidontial" he
moonlit. "that title vscuncy occurrcd
in our school. it is curtainly just the
piece for lilies Dennison. i hope she
jam! that 111111111 Green will
The girl looked worn and iii as she-
came up to him. on the platform. “This
it so kind. or you." site said quickly
“it is lost the chance i have wanted
1 do hope they will want moi". ‘
.1 l‘he short drive to Squire Green’s
was made in silence. Foiger waited
in tho buggy for her When she came
smiling down the walk he knew she
had the school
"‘ ”Will you 'let me show you the house
before you go?" he asked gently.
' "i should love it.'f she showered
still smiling
When he helped her down at his
own grits she uandered about the how‘
or-tilled gqrdon while be tied the horse
11nd unlocked the door. She followed
into the spotless parlor
He flung open the windows and turn-
Ed to her.‘ "No one has ever seen this
room except you and myself" he
sold
"it is lovely.”. she breathed. "i never
imagined it 1111qu be so pretty—«and
the garden is u drenm. You did it
alone? How pleased she will be!"
“Listen to me Miss Dennisou. "You
do not understand any more than my'
neighbors do. When 1 was 11 more.
baby Mr Folgor and his wife took me:
and gave mo a namo 111111 a home
When they were gone i lived about the
neighborhood nor-king when i could
and going to school as i might.
"i do not know my name. or my age.
or my parents. Through all the yours ‘
or my childhood, i dreamed of having
a' mother who. cared for me as other
boys‘ mothersldid. Since 1 have be-
come 11 man i have dreamed ot a homo
—-nnd u with. i had money and i bought
this place thinking it 110qu be home
to me But the empty rooms mocked
me. it wasn' t home. after all i
dreamed of the sort of girl i should
like to bring here. : tilted the garden
with flEtvers'for her. i furnished the
house—wwlth your ilenveusEut help.
i have been a tool in a tool's our»
udlsei"
"Then there—411 no girl?" 511% asked
softly.
“There wasn’t when i began." he an
swored quietly. «TAM! now that there
is, what“ have l‘io-oh‘er her?"
"You enld she was small and gen-
tle and had brown eyes." reproachcd
the girl.
"She is-s’ho hue," he responded mlir
ernhly.
"l thlnir you have it great deal to of-
fer her.‘ The girl‘s voice {altered as
her olos unndered through the muslin
curtnincd window to the irogmut gar
den
“Alice!" He held out his arms to
her She put her steady little hands
into his trembling ones.
"it you only knew Garry,” she sold!
happily, "how i have envied that. other?
girl!”
MOST HUMAN OF ALL ANIMALS
Man Who Has Had Lona Aeouaim-
loco With Mules Spook: Good
Word for Them. ’ ‘
~—
“A mule is the most human or all
animals except. man. and more so
than a good many of them." said 11
man who has known mules intimately
tor 26 yours. ”-“Tn the mines where I
have been toronisn‘ Tor a ounrtorpt' 11
century 1 have had a good opportu-i
ntty to get acquainted with mules, and
every chance i not i say a good word
for them.
-"in the first place. they are. sensi
tivo cranium. it took 11 heartburn»
in: experience i had with several
routes in 11 Pennsylvania mine to 1111111.
«me realize that There hltd boon on
accident in the mine and durinn ‘rov
pairs the mules were token shove
around and out to couture. The
choose bewildered than: at 11:11. but
«111111111111 only came to 1111111 in the
f Pennsylvania. has 11
1111111011. It is in direct line with thc;~1l‘w
fed to-cars and motorists through wn~‘;
1tourlsts in the elimination of what.
the adjutent's titties. last week. had
' 17 iv numbered; has operated to 1111 110-
:‘ lice tor 1.111111111111110... the write =
11111111111.- 11111111311111 other, this 111m. in
ldod that towel“
Wl-l'
At the 5111‘ Section the: hove
ships. municipalitiee.,o.
eé maintaining whiter burs in 111111111111.
highways are rotation hie t’or donations; 111111111.” 115111111: L rope ‘
to automobtiioto or r ours, caused Scariui '1 'ililii 11 '1». a doll 211' .'1 1.11'1'1'.
by contact with thesE economy 01»- Etc 50 cm
situations. This is 51’” we fill; victorvl ' ‘
for motor-hits all it is bdlieved there is 1 and "Nil-4‘ trim 0“ 130th 751”“
ii': t hint:
It is 24 inches 11ml:
not the nliuhtoot doubt about “(he’l'gbcautiful shudcs of now browii.
state courts. as well as limited 31111911!
courts, sustaining the l’onneyivpniu
ygteen, pink, lavender and white
vz'uils for :1 motor scarf, and
column of the corporation counsel or $1. 20 U1
New York who recently notified May, ‘1 '
or Gaynor that the city could he holds} flower med Scott's “”11 plum 1"‘31'
ore are 11 few fancy and
for (“1318338 OflUSt‘id through all 01118?! fage edges at the Sdlllc price.
of the pork commissioners in “direct. .
lug" motorists over a given portion olf
. Myth-fl”..—
.puhlic highway, to wit1tloney islandi
boulevard. «between King a highwnvl Among the Italian Silk Under—
nhd Twunty second street. The 1111110111 . ‘ ‘ _
at once directed the commissioners to wear. to Whid‘ 5” malty women
rescind their order. 3an devoted, were seen some lit -
The touring Club of America has tle silk pale
been urging 11 test case such as has . .
just been decided in Pennsylvania and pale pink, and white. Del light-
the club now proposes that an notion fully comfortable and cool $2 75
should he brought against the toll road
companion in "slow England with 11 and $3'°°‘
View to showing that if in accordance. 1 . '
with the piecedeut Established by the! Italian $11k Vests, 3" 5° “l" “‘3'
comic regarding writer bare, in public 10111ng to the ram 11 011 the top
highway? the local government. can;
he held for damages. it its also true
"111111111111; blue.
and a plain finish is about as sut—
lhnt companies operating toll roadslisfnctot'y as our.
can likewise ”beheld dor damages cans-l ‘
Bandannas are selling for mo-
tor bars on those private roads.
tor bonnets. At the Handker-
A test case would also apply to the
fnmous road“ over Peru \{Quntnin on Chief SCCTI" L)” “10‘ W ill hi]0\\‘ affin‘
the Blue. Book route and ideal Tour mic 11011 111 111111111 (11.511111111111111
between Munchoster and mChester Vt. , l ,. . “W . .
1 The some action would apply to oun- 111111 a C ““9 m‘mg' b"““““'”g
folds
and twists no pin helm: required
oru at 1111' 1.1; 11111111.. who time through honnett with just 11 low
influence closed public roads and on ‘
sued in return for the privilege, roads
through their property, at the stixiie}t01l01(iit
11m;- uttomptlng to pervent last 11111 ‘
.log.»by introducing dangerous water i
1.3.3.111rauks nitli \0111'liai1'.l\':eps the
Along the same line the club liotl981(‘u5t 011i 100
to meet with success for the motori
You wear these when
von clout \\ .1111 the 1111111 to play
Oriental colors. 11:11“); and red
might be termed “slhhiharriers ‘gut
prominent highwuv intersections and:
grotto crossings. This work was be“
gun lost year through the club’s Bork -;
shire Hills branch at the ll-Iolel Well 1
doll in Pittsflw. This your it has hocul
extended with the large increase in the
number of branches and so for many?
emss- hirhunyg have been 11'lon1ml up:
bv first obtaining permission from the kimono oi silk (rope lie 11111111,
“3"”“lgl1‘mllei-‘W owners “lid “W“ "V has 1111 1:.1r11111111'11tatio11 but while
1111111111:- men with axes and scribes 1:11
cut away trees and Eliruibbory which
obstructed the view of motori ts 112-11 sleeves, and clown the flour. l 1i11'
11111111111111; the crossings. in many $7 50
cases obstinate owners have refused ' 1
A Lavender Albatross
.the club‘s roierosenlntlves 11111111111111.0112;
to remove trees or 1111511211 and utter- .3 , . ‘
“.er serious accidents have occurred; wide satin collar with a pointed
at the crossings where permission was hood topped with a llravv tassel.
denied to make them stile without the A silk cord eonfinos this. illilllklhil
slightest expense to the property own-
looking habit at the waist. It
ere. i
.sclls for $9.00.
itpliin gray and plain tun.
98 cts. and $1. 50.
Negligces iv'cro never so
1111'iug..-\ sensible and attractive
buttonho 111;: 1111 all otlgm. likk‘k.
has {1
DRDERB FOR THE CONNECTICUT . ‘
11 MANOEUVRES. , Second floor.
HARTFORD. July 29.—~10rdoru ironl —.
to do with the coming field move-_
ments. with which the two infantry
roglmeuts and the separate company. ~
oi New Haven, the signal and limbo-1
lance com-ponies will be connected
next month. The assistant quartermns-'
ter sent-at is to provide tor 111111111101-
tntion for the various commands. Oth-
or orders sirportaih to matting out or
”payrolls and requisitions tor various
filings. Contain Percy ll. Morison. 0.
11.111111 Capt. s ’.’i‘ smith. Jr. to ‘A..
are temporarily 11111311111 to the; Firrt
and Second Regiments as 11111111111111:
provost marshals during the coin-
palm, which is otlloioily termed ”the
Connecticut manoeuvres."
w 4mm
Di‘i’Ofl GETS THAEA’T‘ENING LET-
T34“. ,
”9.. 1 1111.11 HEW.
a Times, a 11.111.
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LYT‘TNBROW.
‘ 111's 1 tier! ‘
TVTI-TE SUMMER 3110111111211 1'1an
flit.
A luxurious articlefor the bath
is 11 bottle of Crown .ll‘riih ‘Cry‘o
this, made by the Crown Perfume
(foxrlpzil‘ly-of London. According
1m 11111111101111. the crystals e
um]. (Iiernniulu. anvnder. Lem-
The
very names ago enough to bring-
the fragrance of the cool depth
of some old garden. $1.00 :1 bob?
tie. a spoonful is enough for
the bottle '
111111131 spooi‘ifuls.
on. \1’ ol'h‘ena and (follrlgne.
both, and contains
In a question of Talcurns. Van-
tine’s Kutch Sandalwood is ii(‘]i€-
1011s. Itxholds all the evanescent
and is i-n ‘
shaker that
18 Cts.‘
Sana-Dermal is another f'ng—
rnut ’l'nlcum. at 15 cts.
mucuincss of the East,
a convenient little
looks like. copper.
”w..-“
A Pullman Apron is n irons—1
ore for a 111111111111 going n—tt'avel—
lug.
waist while dressing. so Trooping
She can tie it ruuml her
all toilet articles safely \Ii'illlill"
rt‘ar'h. Using this Apron 13111“ 1'11
not in (longer 111' going off and
soap
boxes and other line tr‘iilot‘npptm
1111—111: $2.75.
fold up :1;
snugly ill‘t‘ of crctmmc. rubbetw
leaving cherished silver
icunuros in the cur...
Tourist Cases that
lined. and having enough pockets .
to crmlain all necessary articles,
25, 50 cis. and up.
lOilcl Section
A neat Dishpan Rack manic 0|
strong wire is for elevaiiug the
pun 111111111 it stands in the sink.
0111' (loosi'imt‘ have to slump in
washing dishes. and also it allows
the nutter to run nil freely. This
<111111' rack will serve for 11 cooling 1
51112111 for 1:11.111", bread 111' pic. Price
10 cts.
Basement.
Semi-Flush for cleaning it'ilict'
limwis. ll t‘iCITTTF easily :mll quirk~ 1‘
IV. and is uhuolutoly bunniess to .
20 cts. of.
It is" Well to "advertise in The
Sentinel When your. business is
bowls and plumbing.
. 131111.
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