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F A. LANE ,
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Iobiso Lodge will meet for regular
business .tomorrow evening.
Allen Betta of Not-walk is spending.
last evening visiting triends in Scour
tord
Court Frances. No 11,0 G. S. will
hold .5. regular meeting tomorrow ev-
enlng
;
um
P. C. munsbury Lodge, No, 126, N.
E. o. P.. will meetresulsfly this ev-
ening. ‘
The NMk.m-61.dee direct-
ors will hold its retain meeting this
evening.
Washington Camp, No 11, P 0 S '
of A will hold smog-lu- meeting this
evening
Court Narruk, No. 58, dl‘. of A. will
meetmrmulerbnsincss'mundsy.
evening, 3
i W; "
Rockwell Duggsn and Wlured Mo-
thon are spending on week at Atlan-
tic City. ,
w‘..-
Court mural, No. 106. DIughters oi
Csstiie, is scheduled to meet tomor‘
row night.
The mm. meeting at Onblr chap-
ter, No. 52. O. E; B. willhe hold tomor»
row (night.
The monthly meeting of the Hot
Trimmers' Association is ischeduled
for tonight
Ponassus Council, No. 1342, Royal
inrosnum. will meet it» regulnr busi-
ness tonight.
The monthly meeting of the list
lil‘lniuhers’ Association is scheduled for
tomorrow evening.
lButler Lodge, .No. 91. l. O. 0. F.,
will hold a regular weekly meeting
tomorrow evening,
body Washington Lodge, No. 21,
flhepherds of (Bethlehem, will hold its ._‘
regular meeting Thursday.
The .South Norwolk Quartette Club ‘1
will hold s meeting «this evening ior f
‘ the transaction of regulIr business.
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Job Printing
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$3 9151' WORK.
III? moss.
88 North Main St.
. mmhsnmu ROW: _
Nut tomcnw night not! us it is ..
2 canceled that the crowdaiwlli go ,
' there.
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Feshionobie Woman and '
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Hand Painted
Nippon China
we here a new line of inex-
pensive Nippon Chins, mic...
prints prices for card parties .
and souvenirs, in sugar and
_ creams, relish dishes, too oupsfi
and saucers, candy trays, olive
iron, spoon trays, sugar shak-
en. handle pin baskets, handle
Jelly trey. covered mustard
cups and spoons; etc., 25o each.
J. I. Mallette
fill-slum it.
Tel. 44.. ‘ Us. Renault.
Germs and Teeth
it in round um most diseases
originote in the mouth. or reth-
er thst the moss is in the
mouth. Some oi the germs one
always present in on untidy
month. namely Pneumonia or
Diphtherln begin to multiply
too rapidly to be overcome by
our body germs, then they are
messed on to the stomach and
bowels and the whole system
«becomes involved.
Dr. Mallory
can tell‘ you more about Eyhis ul-
ter seeing the condition or your
mouth.
Let him look todsyl
Tomorrow never come!
16 80. Msln at. 80. Nor-walk
HOURS: 0 A. In. To I P. Id.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEOTRICAL CHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone SOB—~50 Co. lulu 8t.
80. Norwnlk. Music Hall Block.
m “bus: wuss
3mm: RENT A',
Safe Deposit so;
at , _
rum m
‘1 m religions instruction.
Here Are _
Val ues that
Are Filling
the Store
With Buyers. . ‘
erchan
Triumph ‘
Greatest Clothing Sale
Prices
Are at
Their ‘
~?Sele,ct "i
GrOCeries
DOLOGNA
SWISS CHEESE, MACLAREN
83 AND 85 WAOHINGTON ST.
PHON
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received Daily by
retention: in.
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GlETlES.
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Instruction
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and Compensation for
Schools Discussed.
MlLWAUKEE. Wis. Ans. 12.~-Thrse
sessions of the convention of Amer-
lcan Federation of Catholic Societies
were held yesterday.
The convention, which was inauguo
nted on Sunday by the celebration in
'St. John‘s Csthedrnl oi s solemn porn
tincal mass by Cardinal Gibbons and
a sermon by Archbishop Keane. was
featured in the afternoon by a parade
of various societies. in which more
ithsn 15,000 persons took part. and in
the evening by a sacred concert.
Among the things to be discussed
during the convention are religious
teaching in public schools and the
problem of taxing Catholic citizeneto
maintain public schools when they are
already maintaining parochial schools.
Bishop MoFaul's solution for this is:
“1. Let Catholic schools remain as
they are.
”‘2. Let no compensation be made
Our prin-
ciple is. Let the pastor take care oi
the flock and live by the flock.
“Let Catholic children be examined
1 {by a. stste or municipal board, and it
1 Catholic schools furnish the regular
education required lot the state put
down the cash.“
Interest centers in the moss meet-
ing, to be addressed by Archbishop
Ireland at the Auditorium tonight.
There is u movement on foot to or—
ganize a Notions! Magus of Catholic
Women. Sessions oi delegates to the
Catholic Women's Convention and oth-
ers interested in the proponed league
were held in St. John's Cathedral suv
ditoriiun, tcdoy.
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BUYB HALF DOZEN FARMI,
M
Burinuileld Man To Canyon “rhem
into Estate In Oldfield.
overruns. August l2.«—««Ellx forms
in this towu comprising about 152
acres, have just been bought by
(Marge M. Hoodoo, oi aprinssold.
Muss, who plans, it is saith to con-
vert the land into a private saute slid
to build s large home there. The trust
includes about 75 acres oi timberland.
The price paid was in tile “mm
$37,000. the instruction. which we!
, commuted Saturday. lulut the lord.“
iron. mute den! mil in the least
town clerk's clues in years. l
sentinel Wants m s quiet: cuties
;MIT:Same Old Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.
Express.
:Cutbilrs Bridge Fish Market;
(REE DILWIRY
ai‘i.)
cnas'ruur sL-idl-rr ssoucnr
FROM cHiNA.
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Announcement said Also to Convey
Assurance Ranges in This country
May Be Stopped,
WASHlNGTON, August iZ.—~What
experts regard as one of the most im-
portant disCOVerleg mode by the de-
partment of Agriculture in recent
years became known recently, when
Frank Meyer, one of the department‘s
explorers, cabled that he had the
covered the chestnut blight disease in
Chins. in the eastern United States
this blight hos destroyed shout $60.-
000,00l) worth of timber.
The value oi Mr. Meyer‘s discovery.
it was said, lies in the {set that it
proves that the disease is on im-
ported one and not native to this
country. it had been contended that
it won useless to oppose it because
it was a native growth and liable to
break out anywhere in the country.
According to a statement by Dr.
Haven llctcnli. in charge of the
work for the department of est-lent.
turn, this discovery proves that those
states in this country which are not
already infected have hopes of sev-
ius their millions oi dollsrs’ worth
of chestnut timber, or at lcsirt of
holding buck indefinitely the progress
of the blight. which hos been movinu
westward through Pennsylvania and
southward along the Allegaule. into
Virginia. li viuorous resistance is
continued, he thinks that Virginia.
West Virslnis. the Csrollnes and
other sluice to the west and south
may sum most at their chestnut trees.
The San Jose scale. which did many
millions ol doilors' worth of damage
to the orchards of this country, many
of which it wiped out entirely, also
came irom Chins.
FLORIDA “VERNON WILL AT»
THING.
WMHLNG’J‘ON. August immense»-
tor Fletcher, oi Florian. accepted an
invitation from the House or (lovem-
on to undress its mention st Colorado
Springs. Colo, August so. on the re-
sult oi the investigstlcn into European
form methods mode by the American
Commission. which returned recently
iron I tour of Europe. He will pre-
sent at the meeting the preliminary
report of the commig on. The report
was met by In escort iron the Colors-
KmoH-rs rumpus convenrlon. .
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Estimated That 18,000 Are in Attend- '
once at Triennial Convention.
DENVER, Colo, ‘Aug. l2.-—-—It is esti-
mated that 18,000 KnightoTempla': or;
rived in Denver, Sunday and Sunday
night, to attend the thirty-second tri- ‘
ennial conclsve, which was inlet-molly
opened Saturday night. Seventy-eight ‘
special trains bearing 25,000 other
Knights were scheduled to arrive yes»
todoy.
Each train with its load of Templars
do commderios and marched to
their hotels. Members or St. BernIrd
Commandery, ci‘ Chicago, were the
ilrst arrivals. They were soon follow-
ed by Creeton Commendery. 0! Eur-
lington, II. Ind at intervals oi a few
minutes ..ieresi'ter smell armies oi
Knights poured into Union station.
Among the most interesting of the
early arrivals today were the two hun-
dred members of California Command-
ery No. 1. who will form the escort of
honor to Grand Master William ‘B.
Mellsh during the conclai'e. Await-
ing them were two hundred black
horses that have been trained by an
army cilicer, Californian; mountedl
their steeds and, accompanied by an
escort, paraded to a hotel.
This evening is to be spent by the
Templars generally in a reception to
Grand Encampment oliicers and mem-
bers 0! Denver Commandery No. 25 at
a theatre. A second reception to the
some Knights will be given later at
ill label Temple by Colorado Com.|
msndery No 1.
Public interest in the conclave is
divided between the great dress pa].
rude. to be held tomorrow morning.;
and the horse show and ball at the"
Stadium, on Thursday night. The Star
dlnm will be converted into an enor-
mous ballroom. probably one of the
largest ever built. Nine thousand
tickets huve been issued for this into.
The horse show will precede the
dance.
To spurs disappointment to the sect
ernors who come here hoping to iind
lndlnns living in the streets of allow
ver, the conclsvo committee has lnduc~
ed normal families of Utes to pitch
their tenses at the entrance of the
stadium.
W ~«e»-—-w we“
WITH THE STATE SECRETARY.
Documents as follows were filed to-
day in the cities oi the state secre-
bury:
Certificate of increase or capital
stock of the fitendurd Electric Flt-
tings Company, at Stamford. from 32..
000 to “5.000; certificate at organize
tics of the ’lioyul lodies' Tailoring
Company. incorporated. at WaterburY,
and or the Todd Rubber Company, or
New London, incorporated; articles or
sssocistion o: the lAiliunnien club, oi
New Haven.
The vanish one some open lest:
he] Went Advertissinenls to secure
the household help lies I little tint
tor other thins
then will be prln j sent to all m.
Monitors: instltuii no ismsrs’
orientations. ’ ~
usher-bunnies} assemble
at boss‘s Heinlein. end give your
stencil?! liver Ind bowels the help
new linguists this my I i
beetle. '
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Coffees ~ Lid-
DELICATESSEN '
BOILED HAM SMOKED BONED SHOULD!
CORN-ED BEEF SMOKED LIVERWUMT ‘
BEEF LOAF CE‘RVELAT
LUNCHEON ROLL SALAMI
BREAKFAST BACON FRANKFURTERD ‘
smouso enouwsss
SMOKED assr
SNAPPY, NEW YORK'DTATE. CREAM CHEESE.
HOLLAND, 0L|VE PIMENTO, ETC.
Willa "* r if .-. 1W. . .
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Conneally
81 Washington St.
“Tiler-Mm” '
The Shoe Sensation of the Season
8. 'Bracken <*
For Me 11.
Women and
Children. . ,.
It's the buckle . '
.- nature Shoe
Phone sea-4f
It’s a Good Sign
of the character oi our cool and of
tomers stay with us year after year.
on experimenis«.they know they can‘t do boiler.
be convinced.
HARRIS & GANS COMPA
Water Street, South Norwalk.
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BUSINESS
COLLEGES
You get the‘ education that
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Typewriiing, Bookkeeping,
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My «one utlflse Sentinel
Want Ads. in ending buyers or; ten-
:lllts with small cut or m
‘ nicotine! Win an o with notion
and mercenaries-icons or must
bottom They silos-d o direct may at
A. semis; s umumtbveus who
“will he the most ism. V
our business methods that our one
They don’t waste any tfii,
Try our coil W
Tel.
' will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline Mobiloil Oils.
Columbia. No 6 Batteries Give Be
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalii
Hardware 8: Auto
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no you WEAR onion
If so are you satisfied that the?
bum been tilted to your eyes in ‘
correct and proper manner? If
They (liven Your Eyes That
which you expected they Willi? 1‘!
they haven't or you need (1%
consult me at once
WILLIAM J. MOORI.
OOPTl IA.
Room a, Kcelsr Bulldln
No. 155 Washington
Opposite Noyt’e Theatre.
Mondsy. Wednesday and
Evenings. 6: 30 to 9. .
N. Y. address-721 8th Ave.
4 p. in. daily. .- -
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