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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 29, 1912 · page 7

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‘ . ‘ ‘ Boston L
The Candy of Excellence
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Agent for Town oi? Normlk

 

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PRODUCTS

51 Washington Street.
30th Norwnlk

 
 
 
 

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.lohn Iii. Gnlugher of South .‘iorwnlh
spent yesterday at Sea Breeze Island.

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Mr. and Mrs. Zenich and daughter,
Matiidu, of 21 Lowe street, have been

 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wellnitz of Cha-
pel street, have been cutoutnlning
Miss lda Miller of New York.

Mr. and MrSLReed H. Flynn, oi Liv-
ingston street, have been entertaining
Miss Kitty Davis, of Dunbury.

Miss Grace Evans, or 10 Henry
street, Norwaili, has been spending
her vacation in the Berkshire Hills.

Dr. Francis I. Burnell’s automobileI
has been undeigolng repairs having,
been damaged by running into 11 stone
wall.

 

 

Mrs. S! Watkins, of South Norwaik,
is 011 n Linriet’ visit‘to New York city,’
where sllg is a guest at. the Hotel Mur-
tha Washington.

Souvenir postal cards are being re-
ceived from Miss Annie Estelle Smith
who is enjoying her two weeks” vuca-‘
'tion in Ashury Park. i

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The weekly business meeting Oi'

Douglns Fowler Pool, lrand Army 01‘

. the Republic will ne'ueic this evening?

 

, iAkc nrumlmcng the features planned.

in its 111111,.111 Washington street.

'l‘hoxe were iourlecn soles of renlf
estate in The waulks, inst woik,‘
with mortgages at $18,200. For the
third week in July 1911 there were
eight solos oi propeity and mortgages
01 $11,925.

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may... _._.

Eureka Lodge will hold its annual
picnic at ltoton Point ti.“.1111miow The
ladies will go down in the afte1',noon
and the gentlemen will take supper
with them 11nd spend the evening. :

11111111 Sarah Valentine and nephew.
Donald Vuientiue of New York are
amending: 11 low days with Minis Vuiem
tinc‘s brotlwr. Dennis Valentine oil
'l‘uylot‘ 11111111111. hire. Lydia ‘anontlnc,1
mother of imuuld, will come up Rntur~
day to roinnln over the thhnth.

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Miss l6111111u‘iior1ry nud Minn Emily
Rims me the uiieuiu of Mr. and hire. 1
Jared Delta, 13 Maple street. They;
came to Norwnllt on their tnuilem mo ‘
iorcyoic. 1A ftor 11. vinii or tour wooltm
they will mulch 1111 extended tour of.
Europe.

Wdhm

titty Editor Victor W. rel-r111. or the
Norwnlk tiiour. its in attendance today.
all the summer outing of the Conuocih
cut Editorial Amputation nl ddttdidehi.
The members are the 3111111111 or George
C. Woodmd. or the Litchiield Enquir-
1113111111 automobile ride». excursions oni
Bontkm Lake and 11 line dinner at the

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«Five 01111111111111 tram South Wort
lit. New 11111111 Add ‘Sicml‘ord were
initiated may night at. the otter-tern

Milieu 1111111111111 «Buniorlum in New _

an. 11.11 ider-wont delegation wen
111m up in Livorymnn fichoub'c auto-
31111111119, and 11 line time was had there.
11mm are now Liming manic 1c:-
diuner to be’. held "

 

 

 

' Andércon’s' Launch works.
Launches and Boats

‘ )1 an kind: promptly built. and.

tar nIA. All kind: of uniting
given ApeolAl attention.
Oyltor Shell Point, Norwulk

 

Ito the home 'is now,

beginning 111 1:30.

Wfllilii’i Rti Iii [iliilPS

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Straw SHat
Serge Suit
Extra Trousers

 

IS THERE ANYTHING YOU’VE FORGOTTEN FOR YOUR BUM
MER OUTING? I

 

NORWALK

 

Hillii lfl liliit

Exercises at Cromwell lnsiitu~
lion Planned tor" Wednes-
day Next—~Whai Has
Been Planned
There

\leuihers of the Woman's licliet‘

Corps from all parts ot‘ the state will;
gather at Cromwell, Wednesday, for

tho unnunl “home day" at the W. R.
(,3. home for veterans and their wives.
and votcrns’ widows. The addition
completed. and
will he dedicated wilh appropriate eit-
erciues cu that tiny. Lunch will be
served for specially invited uuesto in

Lihe dining room at 12 o‘clock, and the

exert-inns will he held on the veranda.
Members will take
box lunch. Coffee. and ten will be
provided at the home, ‘
Sixteen of the rooms for inmates
have. been furnished by
corps. Two rooms have been set
upirt for hoepitnl purposes, and will

inc furnished from funds donated to
l‘iht. home by the “UV. D1". .louephI
’i’witchell. Robert 0. Tyler corps oi"

iiuitlmd has fnrnlohod the enlarged

dininv 100111 and seven chairs for the,

\cruntin. Nathaniel Lyon corps
w‘liaitfmri' hon furnished two of
rooms for widows.

Mcmnois of 1114.» Jrund Aims
of the Sons of Vi‘lil‘lllls are invited to
he iiiesont and all 0111013 intereotcd
will be welcome. Mic. ilunict Ll.
linden of Hartford is president of
the home bonrd, and Mrs. Laura A.
Sanders. uloo Oi? Hartford, is matron
of the. home.

ANOTH ER1 AUTO COLLlSlON.

the.

There was no nutomoblle accident.1

m Crofooi‘a 1Corner in LSilvermlno on

,‘l‘hursulny morning in which the rural

01‘ Mrs. John I). itcnrhuko 11nd (‘Lurl
llnyniond were again in collicelon.
'l‘houe Llwo corn mot. in on accident. on‘
ly lust WWk.1MTM.FNUililkil wnu dull"
lug hcl husband to the donut when in
oomo way her cm tome, into contact,
with that of Mr. Raymond with the re
cult. that. the tour gunrdn on both were
badly fil'fmllileil and other alight injuri-
cc resulted.

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:All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Oysters, _ Clams, etc;
Soft Crabs and Lobstcrs

Cotbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONEL 108.

FREE DELlYERY.
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WHO...» WW..L~.....~~»W._...

Painless Extracting

it is no longer necessary for it per-
son to dread the extraction of teeth,
when :1 method so harmless and pain-

 

'APRONS

Dainty little Ten Anions. in us-

 

cbrtcd designs .. 25:: to $1. 25 1035. 13 available. ‘
‘ Large “a!“ Whit" 25143;)“ I have made a special study or this
'Awm” """"""" °' ° branch ot'work and am able to meet
horse Aprons ..... 251: up

the dementia in every” case; if your
teeth have been neglected until they
are broken oil. or ii‘ there are con-
ditions which render them difficult to
extract, they will respond just us sui-
iei‘nctorily to my methods as those
which do not roouircfiecneclal cure
The mouth is left in good condition
and no ill attcrcffectstoilow.

Percale 11nd Ginghnm..25c. 50c

The most upproprintc for the
house, "The Bungalow Ap-
ron" . ................... 50c

i NEGKWEAR

 

1 A new line of Nocltweur, in
Juhotc. Chomiseticu, .. Collur
i Sets, Ties: 11nd llowu.

l J- I. Mallette Dr. J. 11. MALLEnY

l 88 Waahln ton 8t.

’ w, 449. g 50, Norwam 16 South mm at. South 111on
Hour?“ "I A. m. to 8 p. to. sun-

aAyA by Appointment only.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THAMER

OCULIBTS AND OPTlCiANS

EVERY New IMFROVEMENT
in oycglueooa or spectacles is
shown at this outubllnhinont

Eyes 9. nuiincd by Oouiictc. In-
visible ll tooul. ’l‘orlc 'nnd ls‘lut
Surface bounce and Perfect Fitting
Gloom are featured horn.

Ocullm. not ()lpticlilllll. examine
your eyes when you conic to 1111 tor 1
cinema.

37 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
\ Entnbliahcd is your.

01111111 Saturday Evenings.

 

 

 

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DAVID W. RAYMOND

, Funcnl‘Dlrcctor-Embnimcr
19 NA. MAM at» Go. Ncmllt

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Alophcm' Ag much-«luau

 
 

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WOMNG N GWITZEWLAN b.

 

mi; from 111111110 tum-cub did
go; “moi tricn‘dA And

 

 

‘ ‘Lrsrcuotoor 0F messing 1111 ‘ ‘

' FAncy Dre-A Fall: aupply iii-Avian:

‘ of Ignored Nature, According
to cocci-var. L , L...

The extraordinary yam cl? tho

:1ch dress ball or late yccrchupo
Lciully when it, iuL one at monster di-
‘ ,man‘liicna-Au one of the straw which

show which way the wind of national
character is blowing.

‘ For ii; in not Only the young And
curly who 111mm; 111m guy ace-nee.

, but canton: people of middle age, or
1 audited positionmnd even of advanced

years.

‘ l fancy thin rape 1111» “dressing no"
appeals to something profound and in
etinctlvc in human nature It you
lochwlth obccrvant'eyedut the tmw
coiled figures around you, you will
diuoovor that the dress chosen in twin.
boiicul or a cool-at ‘nspirntiou,
thwarted desire, on unacknowledged
ambition.

sit 0‘11 an chine stool your in, year out
will brazen it as a pirate, or in the
acucleat ct cuvulry uniforms.

The British matron will put on the
iiounoes and innguor‘s of the Travi‘
aid, or the striped stockings and mob-
cup or a. coubrctte _

So. also, you shall see ladies of high
licence scantily attired an Bacchantea,
and leading Dlonyaiun dances, while
the soldier or law yer will impersonate
Pierrot, and girls of flighty manners
in private life appear, with downcaat
lids, cs Puritans or none.

Perhaps some such outlet for poor
human nature, which is squeezed into

‘ grooms for which it is often ill titted,

is 11 kind of safety valve which ought
to be encouraged.
Nature in said to take terrible re

“ venges on those who steadily ignore

her. The putting on of motley is an
innocent form Of occasionally obeying
her behesta -—London Sketch.

 

101 NOT on 1111: 11101111111

Dco': lmtinci True, Even Though
Lecenc He Witnesced Was of
MakOBelieve, Order.

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"Hereafter," said a New York com-
muter. "when l attend a moving pic-
ture show. i will take pains to see that
my collie Jack is securely fastened at.
'home. Therother evening Jack con-
trived to get past the tickebtaker and
tollowad me to my cool. He was quiet

until a highway robbery. was thrown
upon the screen. Then he became rest-
less and began to whine

“When the actors were seen creep-
ing near their intended victim he
growled. l clutched hie collar, but
when the mun was actually attacked
Jack barked and. breaking away from
me ‘ ‘nahed up the aisle. bounded over
the orchestra railing and did his best.
to spring upon the pictured robbers.
He wanted to tour them to pieces. ‘1
don't'know what he would have suc-
ceeddd in doing if there had been no
intellercnce. Somebody had presence
of mind to turn on the lights. That
mode the pictures fade and Jack, still
zmwtoiing, rejoined the where I was
sitting. Jack has no use for robbers.
and a pictured one in just as bad to
him as the reality."

 

Without the Stark.
'l‘hcre are no atorks in the dense

simple, harmless “indium. The poor

' ludiun mother goes out at her home.

a dimple shelter from min rained on 11

She soon comes back, not alone as
she went out, but with a little baby
boy or girl, sometimes twins. Old

work and kill game for several weeku.

Indiana come up and tell him how

the little one in swung in 11 hummack

and carried at its mother’s breaat ‘-

whllc Aha work: the occavu fieldl.

one tooth on much trouble as An
American baby. -

 

1111ch in Collection. ’
it in quite the ind among 1mm
roll: to dock to salon or rare 110011111,
tumituro or pictured, even when they
have no intuition 0! buying. For ouch
c: then collection: in the mutt at a
lifetime of utudy, 11nd the opportunity

 

.Apuln. while individually the menu.
coming into private condo, may be
ricotta the public for years. For this
remix-young firiuuuunt with their

 
 

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Thus, the young mun .who must een1

 

and interested with.the various scenes .

“ UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

few clicks. and broods in the forest. ..

Mr. Indian smiles quietly when he :3
first cecé‘tbc little one and from come 1‘
anperctltitlon he believes he must not ..

So he lies in his hnmmOck and aomo- :3
times holds the little one as the other “

happy he ought to be an the {other of ‘
the duo baby. in two or three days ..

Bally calcium or never cries and in not: 1

 
 
 

to m, than A: A WWII! cannot recur,

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Extra Pink Stamps Given

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L Guillemot: with 1 ill). Very Best Tea ......
.50 Stanton with 1 lb. Special Ton
lo Stamps with. 1 111. choice Ten“... .....
25 Stumps with 12 it). Very Best Ten

1.111....

,1-1uc11-1-

.1... 1.1

20 stamps with 12 111. epéciai Ten . ......... ...... ”3...: 251:,
L213 Stumps. with 1 ill

No. l Plantutlon (‘Oi‘iec .............. 35c,
‘ 20 Stumps with 1 lb. No. " Plantation (loftee 32
‘ 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Mumtulbc Coffee '
it) Stamps with 1 lb Challenge Coffee ............... I ..... . . 281:

A. F Beckmann 81 Co

“'1 8c 85 WASHINGTON. 8T1;

SOUTH NORWALK
. Phone 440 '

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FINAL MAP OF

0ck Rldge

(Formerly Beard’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29111
TWENTY‘PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice

Many will write for these maps bu t the one who gets first choice Will

Telephone 760 South NorWalk
' M. D. RANDALL '

Price Of C031- Reducfi'l

Best Quality of COaI at Lowest
. . ‘ Summer Prices

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TEL. 721. as WATEn .31.;
BEN HUR FLOUR .......... ,. .................................... 85!: ‘LV
BAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE ........... .. ............ . ......
Raspberries, Melons, Tomatoes, Currants, \an Beans, Cucumbers.
Carrots. ' '

Pineapples

nuc-c-ov......-

10¢ each

 

20 110an MAIN av. PHONE 14:"

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Hatch 81 Bailey Company *

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Lumber and Mill Work for Evbrything

Telephone. 4!.

BEAVER BOARD

is gaining rapidly in popularity as A subctltutc for lath And
11111.51 and whit-paper, It is susceptible 02 an infinite variety
of urtictlc 1311111qu for walls and ceilings. and permita or A
wide scope tor ludivlduAl pmierment and indie. Woorc aunt!
and keep A large Adpply on land. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

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w , Enrollment
. 1 Steadily IncreaSing'

govm- to m the “nomadic“. L '

tin thin ;

 

will Icon be motored in And vice”
And ”1111 ”Fitch ulAmA 1mm lithium- '
Able wheel! m film: for morning L c
um Such Vinita, initially, do more L

 

 

 

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