Joli. artists. H " 'Mr. and Mrs. Car] Andrews and two cakes is at hand The final consign- 7 month of strawberries for the season is in the market. .... .', I If. Xou Will FindA u Tt‘iompleto ER“ roasgnsr. swim. and vicinity: Fair to. or nearer the coast; Friday armor; moderate northeast ,st‘filnds. Weather; condi- hrea of high pressure con. the eastern portion of the producing pleasant rning In nearly all dis- A "assure extending from ‘rtheastwiml to Upper . causing uns’ettled weather tered shdwers between the we ‘ use A vsa‘s Aeo TODAY: I Teri: reture: VLow; 63; high 83. ‘ Fousrn or JULY ‘SENTINEL. The Sentinel will be published sea V morning paper on Friday" July .«h. Advertisements and news use... should" reach the.oltlce oi publicatiqu Thurs- day afternoon. .. . Miss Margaret. Conneally, of Win-' sted Is VA:Iting her brother Luke A. Conneaily, of Franklin avenue ‘ . . ~ . fl..-» Judge Greene has denied the motion to make William F. Lawton a Code- fondant in the Wright-Lawton case.‘ —.——- Miss Doris Fredericka Casey, of 69 :‘Woodward avenue was a recent guest of Mrs. E. K Banks, of 72 Woodward avenue Major Janice ‘K. Cromt and family, of I’Slmsbury, are the guests of Colonel and ‘Mrs. E. ii.“ Mathewson, of West avenue. gCabaret show Roton Point July 4th, afternoon and evening, four New children. of Dover, N J, are the insists of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bracken. oi Merwin stree. The last or the strawberry short- Tfiporting s scum MAIN s'I'. Goods Store Kodaka and Supplies. Baseball Goods. Tennis Goods. Prices to Suit All. DONNELLYS Stationery Store .16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. For Up-tooato Servos CI FRED. H. GANUNG, Funeral Director and Embnlmor. ,1; Office and nonsense . Telephone 9M. 84 89. Main St. 8o. NoWoIk. KRYPTOK WM 31- $0011 lYEI EXAMINED FREE AND GLASSES GUARANTEED Open Monday and Saturday Evening: UNITED BANK BUILDING, Moth Norwalk. Fenwick Optical Co. 4th of July Suggestions ’--‘Louis ’Kroser. the well-known " Automobile expert, who resumed his 1 to hack business at Wilton Station‘ on July in, will have his car station- Oil at Cross and Main streets after the beratval parade tonight for the nccom dilation of all residents of that town o are ready to return home H! s m are very reasonable and souls may I... reserved by telephoning to Wilton (III. or no .lt. ll. F‘Itch, room it). genetic building, up to 8 p. m. *‘l'lieAmorlcsn Bonding Company vs. ‘ dioy Iii. Hoyt will he heard bolero to Edward M Lockwood in the Wall: town court next week The is I foreclosure dispute Attor “ Leo Slavic mpresenis the plain» him Mr. iioyt appears for him- vitsi heart interest portion-w Welch’ PE JUICE rel-suns Ilstocoor‘svs‘ Hurst-even I??S‘iilht . Houselumishing Store ”tlnel wet... form an important . («o‘isaelmelss‘eilloisss m .iiyglenic Paper Drinking’cusps .. \ Hygienic Paper Ice (‘ream Plot 100 1 r 350 ' . 100 for 100 " on package Z White Pepper Napkins Waxed Sandwich Paper .. Lunch clots. consisting of Paper Table Cloth and 12 “Napkins be Pkg. Electric Sparklers Ioc‘pkg. a tor 25.. White Mountain ice Cream Freez- are all sizes. Refrigerators. Ice Chests Gehebe’ s 25 West Washington St, South Namath. Phone 397. Prompt Delivery. “am KING MANUEL“) MARRIAGE, 5 slowness. Germany. July 3. _.. the Morris» of former lithe Manual, of Formal, and Princssi Augustine Victoria, dsushtsrot Prince Wilhelm. oi Hohonsollsrn. has been set for Sop- toinhx the, civii ceremony being perv "“ oi isthmus use mansions II- 'Line W P Beers I -.-:r:-:-:-:-:~:-:-:-:-:-;-:-:.;.;.:.:.;.;._.1. Bier 5c 7 Hygienic Paper Pie Plates 12 tar 50 I. The real merit in modern refrigerators lie: ‘ as much in saVing the ice as in preserving the food. All our big stock: at any pricp you pay, . - have every latest device for Cowling both im- portant points of saving as well as a saving in price to you. 3‘ ... . I I re I'I‘n'lil'-‘-:-;-'-::-:-:unut-2.3.133: -... Asphalt, Tar, Cement, Flag, Gravel, Cinder, Tan Dark—Any con- struction required. PRVAYMOND BROTHERS aWW+hIItWWITI+ I; O D Jackson as WALL arses-r i Optician , :Hognig’fié“ EVerythlng in the Optical Line «I» .1. Eyes Examined Free . $ oeceewmieseewm It You Need For an hour. a day, or a week, telephone 1390, and you will receive prompt and efficient attention at reasonable rates. The New Models of the Moyer Recehtiy received excell all other cars at the prices in speed, comfort and mechanical excellence. DEMONSTRATIONS ON accuser. RWALK. coNN. oscan H a BI" '1‘ GARAGE, RIVIVR 8TREE1’. III.I’I I ‘-,I I fl;- II;- I I l n I I I I In -;-:o:o:e;l - CROCKER-WHEELER . REUBEAL DRY MOTORS ‘ BATTERIES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ELECTRICAL FACTs. Electric wiring for light in your home “when properly installed." is perfectly safe and without risk. It requires the services oi the skilled mechanic to give you this result. We can’iurnis'h the- men and guarantee the job. THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. (3031! cored) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.- PHONE 342-8. SOUTH NOBWALK J ‘§,‘v 56 WATER er. A.HANFORD GARAGE Stanley Steam Clara Rambler Cars AUTOMOBILES TO RENT W. aring Construction Co. Mimi's- animations, all Estimate: furnished on Ill kind: at building» Mines and repair work. 12:! WAaHINTON STREET. TIL. 357-12. l’ UTH NORWALK. For This Week roc pkg. Graham, Nabiscoor Baronet, per pkg. 7c FancchwPotatoes,pcrpk................................ use Home Telephone Poss, half peck .. use Large Bunch Home Beets. per hunch 5c Music Melon. Watermelon, Wax B ens, Cucumbers, Toma» toes,- Currsnts. i. United Grocery *‘ o. ID North Main It. r”, m0?“ ill! m 3 Trial Size . for the money. ‘4‘“) package 300 ‘4 lb packagelSc .100 You can buy any grade of tea you desire, we can give you any kind of tea you pretenw . Ceylon, Oolong, Mixed or English Breakfast, or we will blend to suit individual taste New Potatoes 19 Main Street, Norwalk 15 stamps TRY IT! kind of tea in every grade and at any price. Each and every separate test is the best possible V SS stamps free Take my word for it, it’ s good- L free We hnv. . F Inest Grown JfljGreen Trading Stamps Givé’n Liberally Andrew Davey 90 Washington St. S. Norw ‘ Norwalk 3 8 8 ———-— TELEPHONES -———- S. Norwalk 4 l 0 Peck 22 NATIONAL cnueaos AGAINsT VEAL. WASHINGTON, July 3,——Etforts of. - the local Chamber of Commerce to 'I create a national crusade ageinstthe ‘: use of veal through a federal law“ preJ ' venting the» slaughter of calves tor interstate shipment are being endorsi ed by organisations in all parts of the country. according to officials 01 the local chamber. The local organization is striving for the enactment of a law to prevent} the killing or steers under three years old and cows under six years. it is contended that this prohibition would go far toward solving the "high cost: of living" by increasing the supply 0! beef catlie~and in that way lowering the cost of meat. A good adv. pays best in the best 9896?- 5.. We Save You the Oculist’ 8 Fee We give you the same skilled service without charge. as the eye specialist gives you in his cities. for which he charges from $3.00 to $10.00. ' ‘ We employ experienced Oculists to examine eyes and our many satisfied patients and our that growing business prove that our methods are correct. THAMER Osulists and Opticians. 8? Atlantic liquors. Stamford. 0t. Open 8st. Evenings. Est. ill Yours. $4.4...» p. "1.31. nearsflmuk, ' v‘ , "j' ”M; Flthfir Dyed Bolero l Wu item. Dyer 54 North Main st. booth Hamill. NOW Your. Oil-Y Cleanser and it- ‘supsrlntsndont oi «soon. Quintana. emulsion and ' r»; ArronNsvcstnAI. DEFINES LAW FOR SECRETARY HINE it Concerns School Superintendent: for Town: Which Have Twenty or More Teachers. Atomey-General John H. Light has given the following opinion to Secretary C. D. Rise of the State Board of Education: CHARLES D. ‘Hl'N‘E. Esq., Secretary State. Board of Education, Dear Sir: l have your favor in which you say: “Section i‘of Chapter 225 of the Pub- lic Acts of 1909 runs as lollows: I “'The town school committee or: board of school visitors, or board of education of any town employing not more than twenty teachers may peti- tion the State board of education, or such town may by vote request the Slate board of education. and the State board of education when so pe- titioned or requested is hereby author- Ised to appoint and iii: the salary of an agent who shall discharge the du- ties of superintendent, which shall in» clude the duties of acting visitor as now prescribed by law. Su‘Iervislonl agents appointed under the provisional of this section may be assigned by the State board of education to two or more towns.’ “The facts are: “Since the State board of education acted under this section and appointed supervising agents a low towns have increased the number of teachers so that the number now exceeds twenty, the limit specified in the law. "Your opinion is respectfully re- quested uppn the following question: “Does a town remove Itself train the terms and privileges of the above cited section when increasing the num- ber ol teachers to exceed twenty?" 1 am of the opinion that any town will remove itself from the class III towns entitled to the privileges oi Sec» tlon i of Chapter 225 of the (Public Acts of 1809 by employing more than twenty teachers. Such town will then become automatically classified under Section 2 of said not, and Chap ter 28 oi the Public Adts st 1911. I think you should notify the school - committee or board at school visitors of the towns to which you refer that the ’1 1 services at the State agent will not be continued after his present term or» Smith such superintendent under motion 2 “1 ct Chapter 225 or the Public acts of and Chapter as oi ihe Public , pircs. and that, it said towns desire a superintendent at schools. they must take the noses steps to secure 1909.”) Acts of 1911. If any town rails to take notion under the last harried out. then the two school committee. board of isohool viiltors or hours or sacrum or such town may choose by ballot“ a Moccasin submitted. ‘ ‘ .,WASHINGTON'8 NEW EKG” . ‘son suspected of having "dru’ 1lied alcoholic haze and warm wasmn‘sc’rw. July 3.4K , under the new excise law put in the District of Columbia, wisely, but‘too well,” will beftak‘e a hospital for examination we siclan. 'Orders to this effect we sued today by Superintendent of. lice Sylvester. The examining p ‘I clan in each case will be called later to act as an expert witness police court whenever the ‘conv prisoner protests his Innocence. . It is the intention to have the h clans look over only thevgen who are tottering along in‘ a - e that they are not intoxicated -—"'Doans Ointment cured eczema that had annoyed me. a time. I‘he cure was perman Hon. 8. W.‘Matthews, Comp Labor Statistics, Augusta. MO. TRYING TO FLY TO cseAiiLA‘ ISSY-LES- -MOUDINEAU‘X. July 3.~—Ernest Francois Guillsux French aviator, who In April made a 1,000 mile flight from ’B 4' France, to Kollum, Holland. sin a long journey In his aeroplane when he ascended here "villi? tention oi liyingiio Casablanca occo. to make money by :aw’ngit. T/mtis wit the can help you. Not 45‘? we’ re runningI a "Bargain 8 But this is a ”Value Stem plain Englishmwhatcvor you here and whatever you pay , you can rest assured that yo make a better b u y a II y - where. 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