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33 South Mslp;.5i..'Soutii Norwiilk '
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., . it We could make you fully realize what u saving innuendo to you -
oiipply your summer wearing apparel needs now you wouldeome
are: gilt nwsy~today-nnd take advantage of these exceptional bar-
' int thin sale otters. Finergtiods are not made, lower prices are not
tho-found anywhere, Come and investigate.
{Sale in both sterile-fitmntord and South Norwolk.
we: ,v ' Win '
. Never has there been more attractive Wash Dress Goods. We
carry a variety and will give them special prominence this week.
Printed Lawns 8c to 12 1-20.;
Gaiatoa Cloths 15:: to 18¢.
Striped Rippiettes 15c.
Colored 'Plisse 15c to 19¢.
Ramie Llnene 15o.
lndian Head Linen Finish i7c.
Chiffon Linens 39¢.
Wash Silks 25c.
' A. Dickeruiau 81 Son ,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADiNG STAMPS.
:—
CROCKER-WHEELER
stncuuc FANS
New stock just in. 12 and ill inch. oscillating type.
ELECTRIC WIRING. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ETC.
'l‘HE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
RED-SEAL DRY
BATTERIES
54 WATER ST.
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PREVENTION OF TYPHOID. there were 1.400 dcnths during the
month of June. This won 25 less than
in May and 100 more than in June or
inst your. and 107 more than the over-
Secretary Townsend Gives Advice to
Summer Tourists and Others.
HARTFORD, .luly ill—"The atten-
tion of summer tourists and others is
titled in some suggostlons to one
question of the prevention of typhoid
infection by llr. Joseph ll. Townsend,
areocretnry. issued today.
‘Typhoid fever," he says, “is a di-
oouse common in the summer and full.
Every autumn a number of cases occur
iii the cities which on invcstigntiuu
or... found to iiavu been imported from
the country by iporsune return ng from
,i;h,‘eir summer vacations. Aim-b oi’ the
‘dnngcr l’roni lhie noui‘r'c may be avoid-
so. it reasonable cure is exercised in
choosing a piano to Spend the summer.
“Typhoid fever is a discuss. oi‘ mun
mid in cuntruclcd by tubing into l‘lic
,lllmtill in some form the discharges
from Some previous case. There is
filo other way. The perms arc carricd
from nick to well in water and food,
by flies and tho lingers. 'i‘iicrci‘orc,
{ill the choice or a plucc to spend the
.‘snininer, one should inquire into the
h isonce of typhoid favor in the ('(llli-
oily and should determine the op-
, liliiity for conveying the gums: oi'
1, the disease lroni the sick to the well
' liter.“
Various matters of sanitation urn
lootinued. null the necessity ol' purc
hills. emphnsizcd. 'l‘hu suggestions
nullitio‘:
“‘I’orsorln going to unfamiliar iocnli-
s where they may be subjected to
her oi? typhoid lni’ccticn should pro.
ntoct themselves by anti-typhoid vac-
iiietlon. This in healthy persons :1
ill‘ti'iioss procedure and conform: nl-,
Wilt absolute immunity anninst ill-4
ction. The duration of the immun-l world
live yearn proceeding.
The death rate was l-i.ll for llic lnrgc
for the whole state l-l..'..
on
«.0
(linemen wcrc. I73. being
of I'liv toiul mortnilty.
per ccnt.
SALE OF LIQUOR WITHOUT
“Australian" Charlie Grlflin Arrested
at Stratford by State Police-
man Wheeler.
iS’i‘IltA’l‘Willi). .luly iii. ----- Alllill‘ltllilli
Charlie Griil‘m who nrrcutod yesterday
altrcuono by State, Policeman Rowe id.
Wheeler. charged with selling liquor
without :1 license.
Evidence in the case was obtaincd
by scvernl detectives who were Work-
int: in the employ of the State. it
is ullegod thnt Grlflln hue been sell-
ing liquor from a “room in a house
in the vicinity of Honda dock. Sev-
eral i‘rouuenteru nrc. said to have
been caught in the house. but could
not be arrested as there is no law
which allows the police to take it
i‘ruquenter when the proprietor
soiling without it license.
Wednesday morning in the
court room nnd Grililn is hell
under bonds oi? $250.
Griilln is well known in
circles and he who at one time one
oi‘ the loading prize lighters of the
at his weight, (lritlin hue
locul
ilrely two and a half yours and pro- WMH'
pbly longer." ~ l
Morality reports received niiow tliui.’
ADVERTISE iN THE SENTINEL
. .mfiholil pro-out thnt new};
on) "
_ melon or moo
_ torswoi'th'di
l
ugh iluliiibt‘l‘ cf dt-uths during June for _
iowns, for the smull towns 12.8, and _
The deaths reported from infections ‘
LICENSE l8 ALLEGATION ‘
is .
The case will be tried bolero Jun“ .
time of tho Pence Louis ll. Policy, on ~
in bold ‘»
sporting
is as yet undetermined but “1 mi mode Strntford hie'home for soverul “
' u
. . , stumbles
Consumption ill, n no
on climate;—
“10.18 on not i ~,o ct ' till ‘ . The
win IMHO!“ aren‘t-ugly wii up to at:
knowledmi, the i'act.
timeout. it
tic-culled
It thin trouble In
is no time for trifling. it a
"cold" hnu long persistedzlif s
0“ I l ‘
or nny‘ot the ayhmt ludm‘lll:
Inch u term-rm night Inputs weeks: in
and loan or appetite, and perhaps some
nude the nennihlot in :
uu'u Alterntiyevnl Mr. (fir
In, it. no 4»
d
owiiug till-eels.
“Geiitleuiuu: I wish to tiny for your
Allorntive that I believe it to be. u medi~
slur of uurtuoiod vubw tor allil’imurhlnl
and Lung ’ oullle. The Sprint: or 1008.
I had a severe which for six months. i
tried all the medicine that my doctoru
rootiniiiionded to inc. but no Occult» came
tor the better. i had night uu'snts, and
would cough and spit until I got all
u'cnli ! could hurdly do nnythlug. But,
at imit. James Door-lug. of (ilnngnw Juno.
tlou. inflicted. that l li'y your medicine.
In one wccku timothcru was quite on
Improvement in my condition. and utter
i had token several b"tfleflr] tell; us well
as over in my life.
that l
"l dissirc the world to know
firmly believe that your lickinnn'n Alter-
,ulive will cure nnv case of lung trouble if
‘tuken before the ant still-lo. i will gladly
wrlto personally to any pnrty wanting iii-
vtornintlon in regard to your wonderful
medicine)“ (Sworn Allidnvlti
.‘\.. (‘. lllC'l"I‘Ii2RRWORTII.
lit-kmnu's Alternlivo in effective in Drop-
chitis, Anthmu. Huy li‘cver: Throat nid
Lung Trouble-e. and in npbnildlng the
system. Does not coutnin poisons, opiutcn
,or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling of recoveries. and write to Eckmun
Laboratory. Philadelphia. l’u.. for more PVI-
deuce. For sole‘by unloading drugglsts
~tnlio Eokm
Clifford Pharmacy and Stimson-Pow.
ell Corporation. South Norwalk.
AMBACISADOR Gun-name ‘HONOR- ::
so
SAN FRANCISCO, .iuiy lti.—-Georgo ...
. W. Gutherie. the newly appointed Am-
bassador from the United States to
Japan, was the guest of honor at the
banquet given Mondny by the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce to
the directors of the National Chom-
her of Commerce. Japan was repre-
sented on the speakers’ list by Dr. J.
> Soyedu. president of the Asesclntion
Chemih
run-
er of Commerce of Japan.
...?”
it is plwnys beat to catch ..
leak or a plumbing repair who .,
- it iirst starts. because Its ten-n
dency is to grow worse with '
neglect.
You will save much
bio, by {phoning or sending lor' _
tie whenever any part of your .,
, sanitary ooh merit appears to
be out of or or in the least. 1‘,
“Homemade" repairs are .
make-shifts at best, and are the
costliest. in the
DECORATORS.
10 First St. ant Norwalll
Tel. 452-
‘\y\,‘\,‘ ,‘Iv‘vu , '
pr snarl-v an» a
‘ ] {roles . . , ..
' - Inbnv . ill}: strolled path-rm is l. row. I‘vui‘l ml: ilwri-uroncony ultho
Mé’Kl’AS I. i‘l‘llt‘ltlh. only meant when puulnwrd williu iscentputteria. ,
‘9" on SALE Arrow n coonrnn ‘
‘ The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause or the disease and the art or
adjoining the some. Disease is cauc-
od by n wrench. twist or uprnin in
the buck. Even if done in childhood
it Cred-tee pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diiterent organs and
limbs.
(llhiropructors remove ,
disease and pulp, health is restored
throukh harmonizing the nerve syn;
toins‘ln your body.
given special attention: nice curve
lure ol’the spine. You will never re
not giving
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given nine.
'1‘. FRAMJS. D. C.
94 Washington at. So. Norwalk. aonn
Graduate from Palmer School, m
discoverer-
We..."
I.
llurinn‘ July and August our !
store will be cloned on Sutur— !
duy hi. i: noon. 3
I.
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Al your norvil‘c ci'cry DUI. I"
or week day from 7 u. m. to f“
0 p. m. 9
I '
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THE .
. 1‘ '
. g;
GORHAM 9..
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CO "
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the cause or ,
.h‘emnie troubles...
the Chiropractor n chimes ,
seem 814qu s _ Himfln-i
CREA%E.w”-T ‘
Postmaster-General Apollo. for Fifth.
ilnua Which Will Total More
Than «Million.
WASHINGTON, July 10.—~Postmns'
tor General Burieson r on 1y signed
and torwurdodto the ten rer 0t thd
United States a ohocloi’or 814103880
inpnympnt tor postal hearings-bonito
tothst amount which havo been an!
plied for. by postslusuvlnm depositopj
ten in. the various states.
This Is the filth bond issue eincd
the installation of the postal savings
system in this country, the first hav
ing hesncninde on July 1. 'lllil. The
total amount of bondn applied for or.
this time shown on increase of $41.-
000, or 3.9 per cent. over the preced‘
i, inst.
:Ohio ranks first with u bond issue
or $199,440, and South Dakota. ranku
veroion of $680 a decrease of 114.6 per
cent. from that at January lust:
Connecticut. ranks thirty-second. the
some runk held the first of the your.
The amount of bonds called for all
this time is $4,880, an increase of $40
over the amount naked for January 1,
or 8 per cent.
The President, has sent to the new
ate for confirmation the name of Jere-
miah J. Sullivan. to be poutmaster nil
Coiohestor. in place of Samuel H.
King whose commission expired Febi
rnary 9, 1913. . ‘
me
My‘ Father and Mom.-
Dyed Bolero i Was BOm.
‘ Cleanser and;
Dyer "
3-:
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9.435;?
e'.
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24 Naflh Main St.,
South Norwalk.
2*
fiat-w.
.953
4'-
stamford, Greenwich
New York Gill’-
and ,
Way
to make money
by saving it. Tbatis where
The Surest
15
we can help you. Not that
we’re runningp “Bargain Store)
lint thud Value Store." it
plain Engli -whatever you bu:
here and whatever you pay for it
you can rest assured that you can"
make a better , ‘
b n y a n y -
where. The
Boot Screen
And on for You Is
‘ the p u b] ic mum nun"
confidence _‘
we've crested Wm: Ctom ‘
is being built is “Ififinhnllmt
lug business. mt- lust in
Drop in end a” lo” "1:3 m
notoryourself. ”“37”” m"
Charles E. Dow
If you dont
Know
where to go and get treated. right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies.
Standard Gasoline, Mobiioll' Oils.
Columbia No. 6 lintterion (live ‘ilent
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich (hires.
The 800th Norwalli
Hardware Stud-lite
‘ §upply Co.
142‘ WATER or.
Open Sunday: From a to ,12 Noon.
«.Ww...m—- WWW
ing issue which won inade'on January ‘
forty-ninth or last. with a bond con~ ‘
3 , ,. .J‘M ‘ - i “ L
ocfliiiti‘i‘e AND OPTICIANa
includes n thorough eye oxdnii-
nntion by; skilled Ocltllhtuerogiuv
tilt ed
' (5:20, 71203:.
Dependable oyegluen service thut .
toured; .piiyeioluus: grinding ct. lenses, ,
. L ed
.. WQMMIIMU Militia liN TOLWO-
TOLEDO. O..,July tor—Mm. liber-
rlngton, used twentynflt'e years. 01: Do—
treit. ‘Mlchu woe murdered on Madison
avenue, one or ‘the principal streets or
i ’l‘ole’do,‘ Monday by John McBride,
used twenty~throe, also of Detroit.
While scores of persons were passing
”McBride, tired three revolver shots
throughrathe women‘s heed end-than
turnedvthe weapon towards his men
hood and tired}. the-bullet only posting
through his hot. Earthen gays him-
selt up to u policemen.
McBride said the women [was “a
vampire," who had married three men,
and deserted them. Mrs. Burl-instep,
who in acid to have left three children
in Detroit, was employed in u rostann
out here. .
In... ;W'.‘niy'iiilh"" _
UNDERTAKER ‘:
new «as news abdomen
27 wnsumsvon at.
Tel.. office, loos-t; noun. cos
neck or
RANGES
is the most complete lathe two
cities.
.kTAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
ACORN
Also Repairs for All Rang“.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall St. Norwalk. l
New' York. New
Haven 8. Hart
lord
RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE
i In Effect June 23, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-‘l:‘.lt)x, Blinlx, 5141):, 6:09.
6:3lx. tlzttix. 6:53, izlb‘. 7:46, 8:17:
Roux, 8:50x. 0:15x_ 9:37. 101201
10:45x, “:38.
l’, .\i.-~l2::38x, 1:08, Bzdtlx, 2:501
13?. 4:31x. 5:41. 5233):, 6:37, tizblx
:2lix. 0332):. 0:59, 10:45.
Sundays.
A. M.-——i‘.l:‘.:bx. hzldx. fizlix, 6:241
:i'itly Illz‘ltlx. 1112'].
Ii:
7
a:
‘I’. hl.—»—1214llx. Ezilllx, BthUx, 5:11
52523:, 6:5llx, 7tl2x, 7:521, 8:211
9:22x, 9:59, 10:28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. hi.—l:45. 5:40, 6:45. 8:10;
8:8le, 8:55x, 9:1i’ix, 10:02x. 10:01.
10:50x, 11:03.
P. Iii.——-,12:0:l, 1:05, 1:18x, 1:23: Se=
urdny only. 2:0“, 2:57, 3::i0x. lizi’iax,
drihx. 4:29. 5:0lix. 5:3“, 5:28, 6:01).
6:07. 8:00x. 8:20x. 0:00x. 9:30, 11:10;
11:30, 11:33x. 122003;.
Sundays. ' 1
A. M.-—-‘12:0llx. 0:00x, 8233:. 8:55
9:00, 10:02x. 11:00x. .
P. M.——12:10x, 1:08x, 2:00x. 3:44:
5:021, 5:04. 6:01x. 7':'l.4x. 8:00x. 8:101
8:50x. 10:00x. 11:10, 11:33x.’
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. Nix—1221M, 12:43. i:l0x, 6:00
7:23, 9'21x, 9:40x, 102231, 11:11].
11:5tix.
P. M.~—-12:02, 1:30. 3:14x, 4:26
0233):. 10:00x, 11:16.
.. Sundays.
A. Nip-itzzlllx, 12:494. !:t7x. 7:43
0:40x, iht‘lil, liz‘l'lx.
v
10:07x, 11:07“.
m
A. M.-i:20, is: umber. 10:01:.
P. Mann-25, 2:23x. Minx,- 45:21:
, Sundays.
‘ A. M.~i.0:01x, 10:25.
i". 'M.-211‘5, 7:15.
gum»...—
A. M.-—~ll:00," 7:18.
11:15. .
P. upturn. 0
8:18. "10:01:.
in. arson. ,
W
5:12, 6:15x. 6:47, 7:10x, 9:09x. 0:10: ‘
r. M.»«i2:07x. 2:13x, mix. 4:50;,
il:10x.6:46,7:10x.8;34x.,0:00x, 0:28;,
SOUTH NORWALK To DANaunv
onusu’nv ro aouru NORWALK. 1‘ ”
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I BridgeportiAdvertisemonta. ‘l Bridgeport Advertisements.
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The Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o’clock.
On Saturdays at 9 o'clock.
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Ratiues for Stylish Gowns
Society women have approved Ratinc. It is rcully such
a sensible cloth and very adaptable to the straight. Gilt?"
piece gowns of the period. It is not too tliiu for all tlic
ycar round, and the peculiar wcavc allows it to fall in
graceful folds. and also keep its shape. A very good as—
sortmcnt shown at present.
Cream colored Ratine, yard wide. 75 0‘5-
Silk and Cotton Mixtures. in attractvc shades of lilac.
corn, pink and blue. 50 cts.
Wash Goods Section, Main Floor.
A Couch Hammock, the Ideal
of Luxury ‘
ll Rip Van Winkle had found a Swinging Couch I‘lillll-
mock in his wanderings, he might iicvcr liavc'iCturncd
to the village of Falling Water. Anyone who has ever
tried it knows what ultcr contentment and case he may
take in a Suing Couch at any tinic oi'klay or night. and
also knows what a deal of am biiiun it rcquircs to
(push. it is a good lnvcstm cut.
Canvas Hammocks, khaki color. with wire springs, soil
mattress. stout plpc ,fi'nmc, ropc hangers and one wind
shield, are $8.50,
2 Extra heavy Hammocks at $xo.oo, $12.00 and $12.75.
A Swing Hammock \viili ironic. awning. fill-C springs
and mattress. wind sliicld an ii equipped with dccp poc
kcts for work or books. $2 5,00,
Canopies. Nettings. Rugs and Cushions. as. rcqiiii‘ci’l.
relin-
ln the lioscmcnt.
Sheffield Plate, reproductions of
18th century designs
.A new collection has the old and familiar "throudwdgc"
pattern which is so simple and dignified. and which has
been so well liked for years. Those piccc§ arc pcrfcct
copies of tlic old style.
Plates. Trays,Teakettles, Teapots. Sugar and Cream
Sets, Caddies, Vases. Vegetable and Fruit Dishes.
Silvcr Section. Lower li‘luor.
The August Designer. just .‘ii'l'l\'t'l1 is an unusually inr
lcrcstiug»nniilhcr tinc lilil)‘ Iiuvc g‘tlml stories and tlic
atlvunccd fashions. 'l‘licrt- is u spccial subscription illicr
.l'dttcrii L'onntci'.
for this month at tlic
Front Laced Corsets
Hundreds of women claim that they have reached
their ideal through wearing the new front laced Corsets,
which have proven to them the most comfortable Corset
they have ever worn. while disinterested observers com-
pliment upon their fashionably shaped appearance.
. The famous WARNER’S “RUST PROOF” AND
“BIEN JOLIE" makes, which we are introducing, are
two of the best front-laced models on the market.
See these Corsets and be fitted to the model
suited tier your figure.
Prices .. ................ .. $2.50 and $5,00
We also carry a complete assortment of the best
makes in back-lacing Corset-s 50¢ to $5.00 pair
The N. E. {Ryan Co.
as wnsi-u moron or;
best
.....a..
The N me“ of
h ‘ Bailey Go.
lieu small before the public. for ineuyyeursns n uynonymdor
good lumber and (air dealings. The new management assumes
itiiiuuroaponslhiilty with pride :in the tact. that; We are resumi-
* aiihlo tor this standard. nod. will continue to give to our cus-
tumors the some good treatment and toilet» hiring the some
liltih idewle. Woitruot all our intuition-customers will 'tilvo W3
demo liberal patronage.“ olrold nun; we ensure them in rc--
turn, the sumoxhenrty sppreotetion unit uduure dealing.
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