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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 17, 1913 · page 2

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ECLICE CHIEFS IN CONVENTION.

 

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understood that as the has

‘ con ,ms you 1:011?
, ,9 lgtyou‘r summer 91019103

I ml‘leverhits there lime in
com a variety and will

 

o fixein special pildiiilnenco this week.‘

A closed canon of slates live years,

"shed on certain some birds.‘ which
' have been hunted beyond the rooms
' chi-misty" Along the routes 01' the
‘ , Mississippi. Ohio and Miusouri rivers.
‘ IJ n. 1 to Oct. 31 is closed season i
-. ending and wintering. songs m, em-
- mblishod,‘ 11:11 the regulatlens make
- , sons as provided Ily mate lows; ex
few changes in existing .hunttng sen
bent in the elimination ot opting
shooting.

No migratory game or insectiveious
birds may be killed anywhere lie-
tWeen sunset and sunrise.
insectiverous thirds. ino1a‘ding the

 

triictIve will: Dress Goods. .

 
 

 

Prin1od Lawns 119 to 12 1-20.

robin, lar‘k, reed him and rice birth
already protected in many Statemma

 

Match: 0101;th 15010 lite.»

not. be killed except reed and rice
birds in Delaware. Maryland.

 

Striped titanium 15c.

01' Columbia from Sept 1 to Nov. 1

 

 

Colonel-rinse 15}: 10190. . .

Hearings will be held. it asked tor,

 
 

 
 

 

Ramle Lianne-‘15:. ‘

Dr. '1‘. :61. Palmer. of the biological
survey. was chairman of the 00mm

 
 

 

 

‘ tee that prepared the rules

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moduli-18118 to... Finish 170.
chlfion‘LlnensAQc. .

ELECTRIC TRAINS IN OCTOBER
WILL COME TO NEW HAVEN

 
 

 

 

Wash ‘ silk: 25c.

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A Dickerman 8: Son

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

into New llaven'liy the last of Septem-
her or the first 01 ,Octobei Walkman
lure stringing wired the other side of
lll'est river now while foundations are

 

 

{the meadows and through the cut,

ADVERTISE IN THE BENTINEL

 

 

 

' "cROcKER-‘w-‘HEELER
morons

ELECTRIC WIRING. .

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54 WATER ST.

ELEC riuc FANS

New stock just in, 12 and 16 inch, oscillating type.

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3.

’ RED-SEAL DRY
BATTERIES

, ELECTRICAL SUPELIES, ETC.

 

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

high ideals We trust all our

The Nanie of

Hatch 8. Bailey (30

, has stood before the public for many years as a synonym for ‘ -
good lumber and fair dealings. The new management assumes
this responsibility with pride in the fact that we are respon-

52bie for this standard and will continue to give to 0m cus
tomers the same good treatment and follow along the some

some liberal patronage as of old and we assure them in re-
turn the same hearty appreciation and square dealing.

The Hatch 8:‘Bailey Company

‘OUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

us whenever any part 01‘ iour
i sanitary equgiment appears to-
be out 01’ art or in the least.
"'liom‘is-made' repairs ,
make shiftsmt best, and are the .
costliest in the long iunw"
place your plumbing problems .
on our: shonldera and we will '
solve them promptly and sells- .
alactorlly.

 

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triomda~customers will give the

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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M-IdRIDIGN, July i7.--Wltli eighty
delegates in attendance representing

'betu each 700 and sun guardians of the
‘ peace in some 28 cities and terms 01‘

the state, the Connecticut State Police-

; men' 9 Association ‘Ileld its annual con
vention here yesteiduy.

The to‘. al
attendance including those nnoillc .n‘-
137 present was 125. The business ses-
eioiie were held in the auditmiiim 01’

7 the City Hall. and included presentm;
~ lion of reports and election 01' 011109sz

Former Chief
Uowles, of New Haven.
called the convention to order. It is
retired

trom active ‘pollcc duty. following the

'13,.»reguiar custom in the association, he

will not be a candidate for reelection

. ChiefW. H. Illrennnn, of Stamford, has

been mentioned prominently as
successor.

his

, luring the afternoon a visit was ris willie-pocket knife

of Police Henry D:
as president, .

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

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u NOTICE 9i

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..-.__. m H During July and August our II
made to West Peak. where t“. .1 ilnnu- ‘7; store will be cloned on Saturn II
her, 01‘ this city, threw 011011 his siiiii- , . ’7
imer home for the entertainment or" H (“W “t 13 noon. ' ,'
the vaisitois 7'; H
, 6 At your service ovary otli- [I

‘My child was burned terribly my a;

about the face neck and chest. 1 up if ‘3‘" W99“ day from 7 3- m' to
piled Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil The 7“ 0 p, in. II
gpnln ceased and the child sank into a :1 77

restlnl sleep._”-~Mre Nancy M. Hon 1!
son, Hamburg. N. Y. 5 Il
”WW 6 THE 91

. BOUND OVER FOR Munoan 7 II

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SUPEIEI. 1) July 17 .mRichartI Loci:

cit. charged with assault with intent
to kill Reuben Harris on .11in 8, on
the farm of William 9‘. Fuller. was
bound over to the Superior courl for
trial Yesterday utter a hearing before
Justice .01‘ the Ponce H. 1‘). Silica. Ho
hunt to Jail in default 01 $2 000 hoods
1110 is accused of having stabbed Harv

 

GORHAM»
‘ CO.

osconnroae.

10 First St.“ East Norwnlu
TOI. 453.

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4. I‘he New Screiicc
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIG.
Chiropractic is the definition or the

 

adjusting the some. Disease in cans
ed by a wrench, twist or Britain in
theiwbaclt Elven 11' done In childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain it
later 1110 in the different organs and
limbs.
7 Chiropractors rcmom the cause 0:
disease and pain. health is restored
through .linrinoniring the nerve syn
trims in your body.
given special attention: also curvn
titre of the spine. You will nevi-
[rot giving the Chiropractor a unfit
to Illa D you.

Magnetic treatment. given tdeo.‘

T. FRANCIS, D. C

94 Washington at. Ito. Norwsikucenn.

discoverer.

 

 

 

 

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Migratory ' '

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ginia, South Carolina and the District ' '

 

hetero the regulations '50 intaelteotn

. Electric trains on the New Haven I
'iond, it is said today, will Ilie‘ running

:hsing laid and uprighte‘ erected along , I

cause 01: the disease and the art oi . B

Female trouble: I

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Graduate i’rom Palmer School, tin ;

a 19.3 11.19.: $005,570.10! (:0

140 bed
Vinegar. id x
w, , meet requirements or
not. and: he 150nm allowed their In»
111 It to tor the ruins rsasbu. The
garment ours food elitism now
; both the terrier and

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

a
Dyer
7 4 North Mill» in,

South Normlk. l ‘
and ‘7 ‘
7. .

Stamerd, . Greenwich
- VNQW » York City.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

, r‘srtr at Mitten ~
culled 3126.512 100.. and.“
$112,557. rot {or tins.- 41011011779249.8107!
ii see
$20,201,101. strainer. 128 8
aural one. 1134504310, as no pared
to 11110. 629087 tor 1912
These figures says the department.
represent only the exports through
principal customs element and do not
represent by any means the total for
the eothafluited States. ‘

 

David W Raymond

it RTAKER

10me RED MEN’S BUILDING.
27 WASHINGTON 31'.

Tel .. office, 1009.3; house, 598.

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The Surest Way

to make money i

by racing it. T/zatis where
we can help you. Not ihai
we '11: running a ”Bargain Siore.’

But this is a "Value Store. " 1:
plain Englisli~ whatever you bu:
here and whatever you pay for it

5 l

\- 7

. ~ ,. you can rest assured that you can"

make a better

 

 

lb 11 a ’1
-- who’re. y 77"
. ' But Screen
-. And on forYoula
‘ ' ‘heué‘ ll Ellie» 7. IIIIIII um
I: o n id 0 ii 0 e
we’ve created WIN mom
‘8. being built a neon hand-omen!
”3 busmess. and coils least in
Drop In and the long run. No
b- I I‘ .
actor yourself. nu M p‘ n m. -

 

Charles E. Dow

 

It you don’t

Know

' where- to go and get treated right we,

will tell you.

Auto Supplies;

Standard Gasoline Mohlloll Oils.
Columbia No. 0 Batteries (live Best
Results. ,

7 Diamond and Goodrich Tires.

The South Norwalk
Hardware ,8: Auto
Supply Co. -

42 WATER 31‘.
Open Sundays From 8 to 12 Noon.

 

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Do you think
only got the price ,
‘ of Glasses?

 

it so. it doesn’t mittter 11111011777750 1771;537:211. 2:28" “'35"

where you buy them. But it you ' ' ‘ ._

think of your oven and 01 the all

feet of the sinuses on there. you A. ”7*70771:?nm: ..

will go where you in. certain bt P. M77777 177 7 177

_;, annulut’a accuracy You w ‘Ooiue 7, 7 W
" ‘0 U3- 7 " " onueonv in south houwntn‘.

nomination by shilldilv law?“ 7 7 A “7‘7 777 7- 777 9:19 101011.

without charge

 

 
 

 

8:6911, 10:00:, 11:10, 11:33x.

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is the most complete in the two
mics

STAMFORD. MAGEE .
YORK. rumor
acorn ‘

Also Repairs tor AII Ranges.

Jones 8: Hotchkiss'
’ Company

I? WGII 31.

 

Moi-walk.

 

 

 

New Yerk. N en

Haven 8. Hart
. 10rd -
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

In Effect June 23. 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW von‘x
A: M.~l:20x, rid-ix, fiziix. 6:09
6:213. 0:.43x, 0:55, 7:18, 7:46, 8:171
8241:. S‘bilx. 9:15:17 9:37, 1022011
10:45X, 11:38. '
I‘. Iii.—-—12:58x, 1:03, 2:40x.
3:27, 4:311. 0:41. 5:023. 0:37.
72201:, 922213 0:59, 10:45.

2:05:
6:51

Sundays.
A. ills-42:255. 5:141, 5:41;, 0:211
S:5-i_ 10:20x. 11:21. ‘
1"." M.»«12:ilix, 2:391. 2:50x, 5:11
5:52:, 0:56x. 7:12», 7:521, 8:211
9:2“.lx. 9:59. 10:28.

W

NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK

A. M.——-4:45, 5:40, 0:45, 8:191
8:38x, 8:55:17 9:15x. 10:02x, 10:90.
10:50x. 11:03.

P. M.——12:03. 1:00. 1:18x. 1:23x Sal
urdey only. 2:04x, 2:57, 3: '10\ :1: Six.
4:15x. 4:29, 5:05x. SEQ-ix, 13:28.0:011
6:07. 810011, 8:20x, 9:001, 9: 39, 11:10:
11:30. 11:33x, 12:00x.

9,0ncl .-

saraauener 1852“

, The Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o’clock.
0n Saturdays at 9 o ’cloeh.

 

 
 

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If You Go a-MotOring

Especially a tour 01‘ any length where ’cxira cloth-

‘ mg is icquiicti, be lime to have for your grant convenu"
loose and tlic‘piotcction of your apparel,

A Black Enamel Traveling Case.

This Caseniny be of any sort, as to size or style,

‘ which may please you. The dust of; the high read 1105‘“

lightly 011 its isliining surface, and is quickly i‘minivci‘l. It

cannot penetrate to the iiitcrim‘. Dainty {rocks and

clean clothes emanate as ire~ sh as when they wore packed.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Black Enameled Motor Trunks $8.50 ‘
'I‘Iat Iloxcs $7.25
Hand Trunks $6.00 7
Visiting Cases $550 I

 
 

Suit Casesoilight weight mailing or cane, $1.25 to“
$8.00. ,
' Hand Bags

 

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$2.50 to $5.00 “
'l‘i'unk Rooms, Second Floor.

0

Midsummer i’rices‘ on‘Certain
Lines of Men’s Wear

Sbisette Shiits, woicii 511k siiiiics of
(IcSiiuIilc coloriiigs, some that have been $1 50

$1. 00 and $1 .15, special.

exceedingly

Men’s Bathing Suits, piiic wool. oi ‘cxccpliona‘l
quality,

$1.00 values 211 750

$2 00 \ nliics at $1.50

Foui-in-Hand Ties, all silli. 19c, 3 for 500

Main Floor, Front.

 

 

Convenient Petticoats of
White Sateen for Summer W car

A scant and straight I’ciliwril of light \\‘(.‘If_{Iil
“11110 5.11000, plainly iiiiisliril \\’IIIl narrow iiiilui‘cll _
folds. Not transparent. and will wzisli iii-I well :is llllloIIli 1

or litiIIISIIiik. 98¢.

White Cotton Messaiine,

11'. $1.50.

looks like silk, tailored ”ICC-

..
Sun Rooms, hectiiiil I'luur.

 

 

Fancy Waists and Blouses Reduced
in Price

Cotton Crepes, Voile-Hind lawns. in email 1015' mi?
tili‘i‘ci‘mil silo-z, sonic of llicin with a lunch ilI mini“ or
bright inning mi collar and sleeves, blur. pink. lavender,
etc. -

I lllllltl pile-.5 113.3. 75m $6.75.

$2.00 and $3.00 to CIOSe out.
Linch/aists. natural color, were $1.50. (It 89¢,
Lawn Waists will: ~nilur collars ciiiliroiilri'ul in ml~

$1.25.

 

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Sundays. i

A. M.:—-—12 00:, 0; War 8: 33:, 8: 99: ,'
9:00,10:02x. 11:00x.

P1 M.‘:-~12 1011.1 :OSx. 2:00x. 3:44:
am, 5:04. 0:01x. 7:14x. 810M, 8:10:

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.

A. Mcwlllflilx. 12:12, um,
7:23, 9'21x, 9:40x, 10:23x,
11:90:.

P. M.:—~12 02 12.20 3111:. 1:911
5:19, 0: 1151:. 11:17.7:103. 9: 0911. 9:191.

6: 09
1111111

Blinds”.

A 31.:le '19:. 1:9 42:. l: 1.7:, ’I: 411.
9: 4011, 10:19, ii: 111:.

P. M;-—19:07x. 22132:, Rziix, 4:003.
0:101, 0:10,7.10x,-8:31x, 9109177791231.
10: 07:. 11: 073:. ,.
SOUTI‘I‘ NORWALK TO DANBUR‘V

A. ”WW-1:20 0:13. 8: 27, 10: 01:. -
5:211

 

 

 

 

of he ii toes e1 net! the urine hill tinny the same no the
‘10 000110 the 779; 8which will he re- £71601 103% 3991'. “00011141807771?
, «solved my the wqr Moratorium“ train the

 

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Frent , 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 i”1115'? PROOF" AND
"BIEN JOLIE” makes.which we are introducing. are
two of the best lront- laced models on the market

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

See these Corsets and be fitted to the model best
suited for your figure.
' PTICCBH$2.5001HI$5Q0

 

We also carry a complete assortment of the beat
makes in back-lacing Corsets . . . .. 50¢ to $5 00 pair

The N E. Ryan 00*

00 WABHI NM'ON 01'.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

vitriol; they received on one grader
work from 139 cents to :15 cents; ,

iii-m finally «this: to throw git
item, and. the hill whiten iii oi ,
111110111

 
 
 
 

THE HAT TRADE.

The Newtonian. N Y.. News sun:
The finishing department oi the For-
Wt litter 'hiit factory and Mr. Ferry

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

an in the Variants
{.1 rounding rolling on and other:
:tmnzogiiiggyf “15;“th dopertmen i ments at. the finishers '11::th

‘ the for the lshflru ion while
More hedbmodmtgegmnowr ”mm 7777 the a firm. 7‘

.iiiiiliu the iii—in ,
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