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WEATHER 2 FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
tonight and Sunday; warmer tonightl'
in the interior; moderate to brisk
" south and southwest winds. Weather
conditions: The Western disturbance
has moved slowly eastward and new
forms a well-defined area of low ba~
rometric pressure ‘central over Lake
Superior. Heavy local showers were,
reported throughout the, Mississippi
.Vailey and the Lake region. The tem-
perature is rising. in the central and
eastern districts. The disturbance
'which is over the Lake region will
move eastward and pass out the St.
5'- ihawrence Valley late tonight or on
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Sunday. It will cause in this vicinity
increasing cloudiness with rising tem-
perature and probably local showers
tonight and Sunday morning, fiillowed
lily fair Sunday attention or night.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY'
Temperature: Low, 71; high. 87.
("2 Partly cloudy.
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er. Joseph‘s 11on blame Society has
‘~ a regular meeting scheduled for to-
mOI‘YOW
The monthly meeting of the Cigar
Makbrs’ Union will be held on Monday
evening.
Edward Cunningham. who has been
seriously ill the past week. is slightly
2 improved.
Everybody that uses s. Kodak.
‘ should ‘read‘my adv. today. Donnelly's
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Stationery Store. 1
Miss Maud Leland, of New York.ha.1
been visiting at Tokeneke,.1bnt leaves
soon for the South. "
~8ailors, straw hats. 0' Brian’s.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Boutwell, of this
city, left today on the Portland boat.
for Orr‘s Island, Maine, where they
,will remain for a couple of weeks.
District Deputy Nehemiah Candee.
of the Knights of Pythlas, installed
the officers of Soseph Dowdell Lodge.
No. 50, last evening, and thus complet-
on his work for the your. C. C, Hege-
man and William .1. Casey, of South
Norwalk, accompanied the deputy to
Bridgeport,
NEW OONOORN EXPECTED.
South ‘Norwalk niay have a new in-
duairy in the near future in a concern
which will manufacture pants it is
understood that matters will be set-
tled up in regard thereto on Monday.
The factory will locate in the loft of
'ilarrlu & (lane in Water street and
will employ some two hundred hands.
NOTIGEi turned“
it you are a subscriber to The Son-
tinel bring or send in 350 and get
three of the most popular ntamuiines.l
Hearst's, Miocebia Womam, and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
if you are not a subscriber send or
bring 31.80 and The sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for time
months by innit. if you putter to have
a newshoy deliver your paper send as m
. lite tor Willa! and pay the boy its
a week for The sentinel. The mass»
lilies deal with all the current ”be
ducts of van interest and. drill pisses
every manner of the family. -2
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PHOTO PAPER
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For Everybody Whom"
Uses a Kodak
We now have the largest plant in
the country doing our developing and
printing. so we are in position to give
you the BEST WORK POSSIBLE. Try
us once, that is all we ask as we
know then you will always come here.
If you don’t think the work is as
we say, don't pay us.
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YOU CAN PIN YOUR ,FAlTH
on my Owlcal Work. Go into the
Eyeglass question carefuly before
you buy glasses. It is as danger-
ous to wear glassec prescribed by
anyone onebut a Registered Optome~
trlstss itis towear glassesditted
to some one else's eyes. Should
yonbo misting with. Eye Trouble -
muslin no on any Monday, Wed-
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WILLIAM J. MOORE,
' wont Epocisllst
Ksolsi's lulidlnn, Room 3.1313111-
iooton 0t. opp. Hoyt's Thorns.
N. Y. 127 8th Avs. Daily 9 to 4.
new 45th and 46th 8h.
Follow the Crowd
.ROTON POINT
DANCING
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Pavrhon
Dancing Every Night and Bottirdly
AftflrflWflla
SixPieces of Mus1c
The Recreation Tours
SEASON 1913
ASBURY PARK, N. J. $10.60
3.01.” Trips, Mondays.
ATLANTiC CITY, N. J. . $21.00
6-0 by Trips, Mondays.
BLOCK “LAND. R. i. $11.50
aubs'rg Tri p3, Saturdays.
WHITE M UNTAINO. N. H. .. $20.00
$28.00
6-Day Trips. Moods s.
THOUSANO IOLANDG “f...
“My Trips, Fridays. July 18. Aug. 1, ,
16, 20.
NiMMRA FALLO
Oaturdsy, Auguat 9th.
Wars to Thousand islands,
troll. Quebec, Nova aucti-
rnuda. Anubis Chasm, Lake
$40.00
Mori-
Boa-
acorns,
For the New England Tourist
scribing all toms. call on Ticket
r331 1111113731on Tower 33.;
191 Orange awn?” Haven.
ill-3 Colonel hobbies, of the 1131-11-
ton mldim' Home has mustang
invitation to Bubblegum Woman's
italics (Surname. so. to visit her for
‘u day's outing on Tuesday. Jul? lulu
blowout hummusmlswn hm:
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9All our 111.; stock at any price you pay,
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PHONE 433.
O B J ackson
Optician 2 . 2
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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See The Meyer “Six”
_ Seven passenger 48 H. P ‘U 8. *133." Electric Starting and Light.
lug System, finished like it coach.
Complete With Full Equipment $3.250
Demonstrations on request.
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GARAGE, elven srnssr. sanALKI‘lcoiiN.
' s‘s‘ra‘o'u'rn's'rr-‘s‘a'n'c:.:-:.'r.‘-:-'u‘s
I: be a great gathering of fire fighters
j: in this city from September 1 to
~ September 6 in attendance on the
I. tom-st annual convention of the
‘ international Association of ‘Fire En-
'1 representatives. _
‘ attendance from all parts of this
w.A.HANF0RD
'GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars"
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT
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Mating ConStruction Co.
Estimates forum now hinds at 31.113111.
shone and mah-
123 WAOHiNTON ITBIIT.
Contractor
and lliulldi .11
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SPECIAL ON
Crackers
For This Week,
13cpkg.Gral1am.NsbiscoorBaronet. c
FancyNewPotstoss.perpk.”Unauwfflffin........... 9571:
Home Telephone Peas,half peck 95c
LargeBunchHorneBeeta,por bunch 51:
Must: Melon. Watermelon, Wax Beans. (incumbent, Tamm-
toes, Currants.
United Grocery Co.
20 North Main It.
Advertise Your Wants in the ‘ »..
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.’ the convention.
2 and as a climax will be seen the mode
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A 3% Ail. 2. Brand Catnip;
14 ounce Bottle 10c
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1-4lb. pkg. 15c. :5 Stamps
«T3131 size. 2 1-(2 oz. roe.
111 hot weather drink. Atlas Geylon Iced Tea.
1' 2 lb. pkg.. 301:. so Stamps Free.
ulOrange or Lemon Flavored Sugar, tin.
Armour’s Grape Juice, 8 oz.
5 Stamps. ‘
216 oz. bot.
Belmonte Pineapple juice. bot.
T .
Atlas Brand Corn: . ..
Elan-nt
. Sinclair Lima Beans
3 ‘Monocacy Valley Succotash ..
Rock~ Brand Salmon, 1 lb. can
_LenoxStiap, 7 cakes . . .. . . . .
'3 Estiradded Wheat. 534°? -«
Golden Grain Flour, 3 1- z
Atlas Vanilla Extract, 2 oz. bpt. '
.2 .h 25 S. and H. Stamps. 2
Free. ‘ , ,.
.2 2 Atlas Lenten Extract, 2 oz. bot. . . . . . . . . '
" V " so Stempg Free.
Ice .
Davey’s Pure Olive Oil.
bot. 13c 1-2 pt. bot, 25c. 10 Stamps.
\ , Pt. bot, 45c. 20 Stamps.
20c Qt. bot.,,75c. 4o Stamps.
. 10c
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2 2m- :23 Campbell’s Soups a
W‘““" 10c '23 Old Dutch Cleanser.
_______ roc 2. 3 Washingtoncrispe...........w.....,
3 rec pkgs. N. B. C. Crackers
101:2 3 me Durkee’s Salad Dressing” ....a‘
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins a
"""" 25‘: 3‘2‘pkgs. Arab Dates .. ............. I
ass ‘3 Peterman’s Discovery ........ “(a
‘ 23Cooper’s-Gelatine..................T
lbs. Inc 3 Quaker Oats .. .. ....... a
Eggs Sweet and Fresh doz 25c I Sugar 13 any quantity 4%1:
2 BUTTER, 31c lb
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FiRE CHIEFS TO HOLD CONVEN-
TION iN NEW VORK.
awe——
Riverside briye to Be scene of Many
Testy—Foreign Chiefs to Attend
Sessions.
NEW YORK. July ‘llr-Thel‘e will
glnebrs. Foreign countries will send
Delegates will be in
country. Arrangements already are
11111111113 for the convention. A gen
eral headquarters has been estab-
lishd at Thirty- -third2
Fifth avenue. Chief Kenton. 2vice-
president of the General committee.
is in charge there. The general
committee was selected by the execu-
tive committee. 'made up of Commis-
sioner Joseph Johnson, president;
Chief John Kenion, vice-president;
Lewis 2L. Clarke, treasurer, and Dr.
’H. M. Archer, secretary. Chief
Kenion and Dr. Archer are responsi-
ble for having this city selected as
the place for the convention this
year. They attended the Denver
convention last year. and vigorously
pressed the claims of New York. in
opposition to «Boston and Atlanta.
The convention has been held here
on two former occasions.
There will be a large display of
firefighting apparatus here during
The Grand Central
.in‘ncy lune Quality, ._ I
street and -
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missioner Johnson and Chief Kenlonl
will discuss ”Fire insurance and Itsg
rector of Public Safety of Cincinnati,
of a Uniformed Force." Papers also
will be read by Chief A. Vi Brunnett.
Birmingham, Ala., on "Motor Fire Ap-
paratus," and by Charles S. Demorest,
chief of construction and repairs. New
York Fire Department, on "The Gaso~
line Motor Pumping Engine; Its De-
fects and the Cost of Operation and
Maintenance " The iiremen‘ s monu-
icated on September 6.31mi will be
the last formal ceremony of the con;
vention. The late Bishop Potter sug.
ment following the death of
Chief Kruger in 1907.
The visiting firemen. it is expected.
will profit largely from their visit
to this city because of what they
will learn about the new motor-
driven lire apparatus.~ The motor-2
driven engihe no longer is an experi-
ment here. The New York Depart-
ment during the convention will make
tests of the new apparatus for the hen-
eilt of the visitors. A most unusual
test will be made on a pier at the foot
of West Fiftyoixth street. A sort of
grandstand will be constructed there
from which the visiting firemen can
watch operations. On this pier a mo-
tor engiue will, be placed beside a
steam pump. In the first test the mo-
Deputy
Palace has “been engaged for this
by New
"made on 2Rivoraide Drive. Endurance
tests wilg also be made. The visiting
firemen. t is expected will take great
interest in inspecting the new motor.
equipment which rapidly is displac-
ing the horse in the New York de-
itors the high pressure service will.
be operated.
There will be a notable parade on
Labor Day. it will. in a way. hor-
tray the history of organised lire-tight
paratus will be seen. There will be
Horse drawn engines will he in line,
urn motor driven engines and carts.
'Old time‘"v111nps." wearing their uni-
form, will take part in the parade.
Plans have been made to construct
' C temporary tire house Oil Riverside
Drive. it will be equipped «with the
finest apparatus. A speed test will
he conducted on' the Drive. An alarm
will be sent to this house and the crew
will turn out on 11 run against time. An
exhibition will be given of new life-
saving apparatus. The new mansion
arm. 2
There will be some thrilling: wens:
tests. The crest motoedrivsa its
wines will be sent At this“ Bil!!!“
speed. Mother exhibition which will
M unusual mil be a. hill Climb!“ M
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purpose. There also will be many.
'2 outdoor demonstrations
. York firemen. Speed tests will be
pertinent. For the benefit of the via 2
log. for every sort of tire-dunno: an 4
examples of the old hand apparatus. .
tortor will be' run for six successive
hours with 100 pounds pressure at the
pump; the test requiring a certain ‘
number of gallons to be delivered at
the aortic each minute. For six hours
more 150 pounds pressure'will be car-
ried and the engine will he run stead-
ily with‘ an increasing pressure of iif~
ty pounds every six hours until 11 1111113
imum pressure of 300 pounds has been ‘
reached.
The test will cover a period of -
thirty consecutive hours. On a
large blackboard in full view of the
spectators. every variation of pres-
sure will be noted as well as the con-
dition of the motor at various times ;
during the test. Comparison will -
be made with the time consumed .
by the steam pump in delivering the ‘.
same amount of water at the .1131:-
Among the llremen who it is ex-
posted will attnd the
are: C. ill. Wiedmsn, l‘auama; Aux
est Dealing. Honolulu. il. l; Felix
Mitchell, Cape Town. South Africa;
Col. 1M. kirimif. at. rosemary, this
sis, C. ill. dissolution. Pretoria.
Math. Africa; Capt. Cordage. Hidin-
burgh, (Scotland; it. A. F‘. Counsellor, 22
Malfort. Germany; Capt. invert. ZL
Paris; Thomas Purcell, Dublin. ire- ,i
ladders. nutritive feet in length, on» had: “cut. to Point. Paris; 1) 3. 22
mud mechanically, will he used in s Stein, Melbourne. Australia. and A.
13. Dyer. of London. .4
thus no tlis 311111 of “2.000 has
on Riverside drive during the spud been raised to pay the «was in-
that to the convention, which it is
thought will reach ”$1000 libs
committee also that subscription
will be sent. a the new Melts-r-
33111;.” QWW W 11.11
Marshes -
you always wanted 20c I”
Relation to Incendiarism." Chief Hen- -
ry C. Bunker and William Clark, di- 2
0., will talk on “The Inspection of .
Buildings and Contents by Members 2
meat. on Riverside Drive, will he ded- . | 2_ .
sealed the construction of the menu-1
convention 2
the very flavor
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One of hi. CW led
to grief in West menus
«at street this morning
the which: scum lithe
and m vomited oil. The '
was loaded with ice 331i
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