‘H1gh' tide 311101. 111.:w 2 .33 p. 111.
Sun rises 61ml; sets 4 .51.
SOCIETY NOTICES ,
“ ' ”I ‘MAsomeV oieeciro'nv.
1; Old Weu'ude‘o, No. 1011. F. and A. M.
1191141: in Mesoaic Building. south
1 111111 411111.111 and 311 Tuesday or
ouch month—July and Autust es
‘otedwst 8 o‘clock. All Master
1111.... cordisny invited Frederick
13.,Lyon‘.W.M Robert M. Wilcox, .
tiller Chapter, No. 38 R. A.M
Wis in Masonic Building. South
Main Atreet. 2d and 4th Tuesdeye at
"Mob month—July and August on
ceptedoat 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickaon
.1 W. Cole. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
‘ Soc.
.WT‘H NORWALK BOARD OF
, 1 TRADE
President—Nehemiah Canoes.
Vi’ee-ProeldenthhnrlclJ. Pldueon.
‘ ”rotary-Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE~
1 PHONE CALLS
92-2—-—News Department
gen—Business Department
388-~Branch Office. Norwaik.
_ go «Editor's Residence
"139-5—4City Editor” 5 Residence
1-1... .,
WILLIAM R. BEERS.
William P. lBeers, the Norwalk and
V-South iNorwalk stationer and news
denier, is the nominee of the Progres-
sive party, from this district for the of-
1 lice ol’ representative in the stale legis-
'luture.
Mr. Beers is one of Norwalk's sue-1
{known to the teen, where he has made 1
is home practically all his life. It is
Vanticlpoted that he will prove a strong
i candidate, as he is a progressive in
every sense of the word. He has many ‘
1.; friends who are taking an active part
"in his contest to be elected.
_____.___... _...,.......... “
LET US GO ON.
1 There is something remarkably sim-
_ line between the weathc1 of the present
and the prosperity of the times. We eu-
joy the weather and would have it run
on forever, if we know there was
enough good water in the reservoirs to
‘ supply all wants We enjoy the present
prosperity in businese and would ask
11.1 little change if the cost ol‘ living,
Were lowor. But it is really the some
'with all human cxuerieuce—there‘ s 111
‘ ways 11 tly in the ointment P1ohnbly'
: h'eevbu is the only place when: this is
so.~—-\Ansonia Sentinel.
WW
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
J’l‘he carrier pigeons which have just
flown from Niagara Falls to New York
dram six and it half to seven hours
inind ambitious aviators that all
air aeroplnnoe have not yet made
this it birdiess use-«Now York Tri~
2mm).
" in view of the tremendous democra-
c‘ victory that is to crown the hopes
"vol an everlasting democracy 1 week
111mm toduy, let us impress upon put-
lute to set it ‘ont of their heads that
the triumph of virtue is to cause porter
one steaks to be free or tat gobble"
cost once 11 Week on their back-
mcoo. wflouston Post.
...-404
a dice of God are always kind-
eye the World. And the thought
[mots that the dice have nothing on
" omen who contrived that sentence
he thought titersin.-New York
icon Schrnnk who shot Roosevelt
demanded that the bullet be re-
campaign monster of the no
where to set at with a 11ml:
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unearthing to Home .1111
. '4- '- lav/-1.- 'nll-llfi/al
.c'easful business men; and is widely -
don‘t have to slutty V, 1
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THE WILD BEESf INN. :l
. 3}
Here’s the tavern of‘the bees; 1 ll
Here the butterflies, that swing it
Velvet cloaks, and to the breeze if
Whisper soft conspiracies, ::
Pledge their lord the Faery King; 11'
Here the hotspur hornets bring . z:
_ Fiery word, and drink away :l ,
Heat and hurry of the day. it
Here the merchant 'bee. his gold 2:
On his thigh, falls fastuasieep; ll 1‘
And thee mailed Beetle- bold. V0
Like an errant knight of old, ' ::
Feeds and slumbers long and 1" ,
deep; .“
9‘.
While the friar crickets keep 11 1
Creaking low and ‘drinking song, 3:
Like an ave. all day long. ll ,,
Here the baton bumblebee it
" Drowses, grumb§ng in his cup. 2.;
While his followers, lean or knee. 1,
Dragonflies, slip swaggeringly, ::
And the 'grigs, his henchmen, '"
sup; It
Here the gnats come whining ::
up— 11
Thieves that tap the tiny tune it
Of the honeyed musk that runs. . 3:
Here the jeweled wasp that goes ::
On his swift highwayman Way. it
Seeks a moment of repose, ::
Drains his cup of wine oi rose, ’ . 2:1
Sheaths' his dagger for the day; "
And- the moth, in downy gray; ::
Like some Lady of the Gloom. 1'1:
Slips like a perfumed room. ’1"
' When the darkness comcth on. 2;.
Round'the tavern. golden green. l' .
Fireflies flit with torches wan. ::
Looking if the guests be gone. ::
Linkboys of the-Feery Queen: it ,
Lighting h‘er who'rideo unseen ::
To her elfin sweet pea'bower. .1 ::
Where she rests A ”scented hour.
41111111011 Gawain.
I
a
' D. Sachs.
the contention the 1.111.111.2111.
The nurseryiuen cell Attention
"deliberate crippling” or their busi-
matter.
, The association say-s:
momeoo
doors in this work."
stock.
linuord and Stonington. "
man” we"
NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED.
’ :Thlrtyi'l‘wo instruments in the Merl-1
welite Since‘ Last Issue of
Directory.
suing oi the last list.
tory.
Sub. " I ‘
N. s. Barnum, .
. 9 Cannon street, Norwalk. ..
Gladys R. Bartram.
.1175—4
John S. Betas.
Beauty Shop.
102 Washington street
M. 19.13.3212”) . i’
79 Franklin also... ....” 1405
“919.15 Chandler.
...‘V.. . 984
‘1
'Mre.'P. '1‘. Cocoa. : .
'i neurone avenue 3.....'.“‘2..1sss1s
Andrew Davey. ‘2 1- 5
19 Main street. Norwelk ..... 388
1R0) F. Gerard.
44 Fifth street, E N.
Pauline Gilbert.
Harold Henna,
26 Wilton avenue .. . . . ”av-13993
W. R. Russell, ‘_ V ,
Eversley avenue ........ 6124
Rev. J. ‘H. Holden.
26 Knight street 1942
Mrs. John C. Hyde. ‘
30 Wilton avenue ......‘i..1.1311-2
The lmperishnbie (Jacket (30.. 1
20 Knight street . . . . . .....M. 977
irvlng Novelty Mix. 09., 1
199 Wnshinsiou street 436
Frank Jacobv.
Washington street 418
lilies Ines Mills.
Elijah W Murphy,
05 Osborn avenue. ... .
8 North avenue
mines ii. Beoley.
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Bum Bhilepuky,
ll. some». 1
313 Main street 1.11....18031g
90.191111111111111 Eveulnc Sentinel. ‘
Branch. 45 WAll «not; Nor. .1338
W B. thoitl. Km Mil-Wilt.
norm Mei. V 1 ‘
_ :4,? North min mat
1111.91.11» place won NW Enllflld"
states in order to check the ml"? '1
end brown tail moths.
the fact that the state has 21.000990 '
tied 1111 in nursery sample... and 1
they tool that.,i1such e. ‘nusrsntino "11‘ 1
the government proposes would be a. '
ness. “We question the right 0-0 Mi: 1 "
criminate against nursery stock 111.
this proposed quarantine.” they 3111' in
11 letter to Congressman Tiledn. who
h“ mouthed to did them in the
“Connecticut . .
has a splendid system of nursery in. :
spection in the charge of most compo ‘ '
tent officials under the direction of
the state Agricultural Experiment
Station. and the nurserymen are, to a ,
cooperating with the state ot- ‘ . ‘
Attention is coiled to the foot that
the harmful moths are transported ,’1
more by wind than by any nursery",
in Wellingtord 11nd Stonins-.,
ton colonies these moths ‘fhave 111111111 ‘ ‘
‘ entirely erodicnted," the nurserymen. ~ 1. 1»
any "and therefore we do not see,»
the necessity or s quarantine for Web " .: ,, ‘
Following is a list of new telephones 1'
that have been installed since the lea
Out this out '
and paste in the back of your direc:
Tel. No.
' 6 Hawkins avenue East Nor.1361~i
11 North avenue. Norweik. . .1 725-2 ,
9 Westport avenue ." . 1V1 “ 19735 "
. ice-12 , 1 .
65 Bayview avenue ..........664-51 '
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125—1
‘ it
271.112 11
Winoipauk ..701-4
'r‘win city Beeline Allen, 1. 1.. 11
11011111111111 met ...:i.... list “‘ ‘
111 Noise Main 11m ........13934'1 ‘1
l'
or. outpatrons 11111 we’hav '
careful!
Low to one stage liberal buying Read tlus “advertisement
y. 1 so every advertisement 1 printed- by us during
I the rest ot the week. You will surely find something you
need at a posuvelv less priCeV than can be bought elsewhere.
Hundreds of values not advertised, equally as good, are to'
‘ be found in every department 1n the Big Stone
1‘11
1. tsiliie‘nheim Bias:
f kctS‘ $1.198 pair
Pull big bod 1111a. will‘weer and
wash as it. looks just. like a.
3500 111111111111. Harvest 311111.11
Dries $1 98 pair.‘
$1. 75 Namsook
.14 Australi'auBiaué
' kets $2.98 pair .
run his bed size: these hand!
so‘nle blankets come in white,
gray and tan. with Jacquard 12
inch borders to match. Harvest ‘
Sale Price $2.98 pair.
S91: 7Flsnnelette
NightGowns 44c
Made of best quality Outing
Flannel.- All sizes Harvest
Sale Price 44c. ’
. 35c Curtain Scrim
$1. 29 per piece
I: 4011111111111 1111.. 11011 11111111110011 for
. V omen's end ‘misses'wear. Her.
‘i vest Sale Price 8! 29 niece.
19c Tray Cloths 9c
18 x 27 Austrian Mercerized
_ Tray Cloths, in three neat de-
1 signs. Harvest Sale Price 1V9c.
561111101 11.11.
' ketchiefs 6 {01246
For men and women. all special
‘ gives service.
vest Sale Price...
21x 2 1-4 yards,
2 x 2 1-2 1-1.1...
'Miil‘Lengths of, _
‘ Table Daniask.
Strong and sturdy. all pure Irish
Table Damask, the kind that
2 11'? yards. worth $2 .00. Hail,
Harvest Sale Price 15 $1.79
Harvest Sale Price ..
141:
In; the popular tan shade. 50
inches wide. Harvest Sale 1 ‘ ‘
' Price 14c. -1
50c Salt and 1...."
per Shakers 29c
Cut glass with Sterling silver
$1 59 top. Harvest Sale Price 29c.
worth $2.25.
alicoes and
1 _. for this sale. Harvest Sale,
, 1 Price 8 for 240
' 151: Kimono; Fiona
nelcttcs 93/1:
MComforters2.98
Filled ,yvlth cotton down; cover»
ed with French. satin.
: seemed, dark and light colors.
111mm Sale Price 82.98.
worth ”JO. 3
$19186 Lawns 240,
' 5,000 yards light Calicoes and
Printed Lawns, in stripes.
checks, dots and all over do.
signs. Harvest Sale Price 2 340.
Underprica Department. third
floor.
So to 101: Lace In-
scroll
All new full styles 111 dainty
styles and colorings tor women’ s
Hmonos and house Shekels.
Harvest Sale Price 9.3411.
Clerk’s ..N '1‘
full 5000 yards.
Price 3 1.20.1
ScSpoolCotton 32c ' '
seal... 41: yard
Torchon Lace and Insertion to 1'
match, all widths. Harvest Sale
Price 41‘: yard.
Spool Cotton.
Harvest Sale
" , 19c Writing Paper
7 cents
1.000 bones of good Writing
" Paper. neatly 1.111.111.1111“...
' Sole Price 716;. .
’ wide. spot proof.
$2 Chiffon Broad
cloth $111 yd
in black ‘and navy. 54 inches
$1. 50 Botany Mills
Serg es 990
All colors, ginoludlng Jblaek the
cilarvest Sale greatest value in dress goods
0 Price $1.00 yard. ever offered. Harvest Sale
29c Flannel Petti- ., 1 1 11.... 9...
costs19c‘ ,, ..15c1tlll1l7cCl1nton 1750 M 1111’ 8 Un der-
li side of 800d quality outing " Sat 3 :P. 21/ . 1
111101 all colors,sllslzes. 111.1. 1 etv ms 20 wear soc
vest Sale Price 191:. 1 'AVll sites. Harvest Sale Price. E t h i (1
2 112.19.111.11 1: 11a envy can wry eece lin-
ed Shirts and Drawers. all sizes. 1,
' S2 Lingerie Shirt-
waists 590
All slightly mussed from hand-
ling or soiled from window dis-
85c Sheets 6912 1
Dwight Anchor Sheets. made of
‘ heavy round thread cotton. 110t-
ed for their durability; size
Harvest Sale Price
Harvest Sale Price 50c.
25¢ Women’s V
Gloves 181: pair
2 clean fleece lined Black Cosh-
mere Gloves. Harvest Sale
6 “0’3“" “"9““ """ "W187“ play; laundering will make them "81 3 90
Peter OHM“ just like new. Harvest Sale 999
1 Van zandt street 399-5 1 Price 590 . « ,
Omega Alpha, ' V ~‘ 1
.......11.............:.......... ‘11 500 t G 20c Hose Support-
Mrs. Lydia. 11. 9111111111111. 1“, ngh oWus 1‘9 126
100an avenue “.128“ ii 36 , 8
Miss 1111111141 3. Rider. 1 cents ' ’
Mode of .6111 quality muslin.
Velvet Grip Hose Slipporters.
all sites. Harvest Sale Price 121:.
Price 180 pair.
9 $6.50 Serge Dress-
For .‘womsn “and misses. inst re-
3!? low neck Harvest Sale Price
88 cents.
1
11112211 Discs Ging-
heirloom s 1"
1; 3000 war at but American 1
.1750 Hacksaw
; Petticoats 491:
Excellent value. ' all lines. Hen
vest Bole Price 40c.
come special to.- this 111119;
trimmed with silks and buttons.
Harvest Bale Price 04.96.
$1, Men’s Sweaters 1
79 cents
11 ? litres: Cloth-ms in stripes and
' chitin. 1111111111114 Price 6 3 to.
H " Undernriee Dominant third
7' 11
$1 Comforters 6%
Regular .111, filled with pure
‘ ‘white odorlels cums: covered
_ _ H _ ,
,8 1111 nice 111111116413
All colors, All sizes. Harvest
Sole Price 7911
2ilcSheeting14cyd
'50 end 51 inch bleach ed 4nd, ‘1
‘1 unbleached heavy Bhutto: for
cases 11nd sinsle bed sheets
1mm so. Price 1011 M
11111 “Bonnet _
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