. rm Walloon In amt mum this
{to ‘igiirx. Would it not. be well to «all,
u on the phone and protoct your
' wit valuables against thin dun-
'm, by placing a Burglary policy
"m up and let us reimburse you for
m lulu. Telephone 1230.
,rravtoa a GOLDEN
I710! Wuhln’gton Strut.
”South Itilfl'walkl Cann.
All. was or, insurance.
Ihxbllo Stett'ograpuar.
. o u.
Nana
“KW"
'Misa Ethel McLean, oi‘ Lowe street.
leto has liccn spending three weeks in
Detroit. Mich” rotnrned home today.
' The regular meeting of the Womans'
" Relief Corps oi‘ Douglass Fowler l’ost
twill be bold tonight in tho Grand Army
roma, In the tfity Hall}
Mrs. Charles l). Rogers and son.
of .Norwalk, afl‘ ilsiting Mrs. Edwin
‘ Hoyt and family, of (.‘nrtvr s1rcot.
New Canaan, for two weeks.
Miss Anna llall, of Clcvciand. Ohio.
is the guest of her brothcr. .lumon als‘.
Mall oi"h’lotga111.11'cltno This is Miss
" . Hall' 5 first visit a 1st in Iourtcon _v‘"cai 7
Mrs. George lionnwkcr and Miss
‘Mary Honncckcr, of Bayonne, New
Jersey. have been visiting Mr. and
'Mrs. F. A. llonnct‘kcr, of it; (irons
street, Norwulk.
The Young \lens Association of
Trinity Episcopal Church will have a
moonlight sail this evening to Valley
Grove. Long island. leaving tht1 steam-
boat dock at 7:30.
L. A. Wiley and son, Ralph ll. Wil-
ey, 1who was a student last year at the
Harstrom school, have been in town
this week on an automobile tour from
1 'SyraCuse to Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. iiawley Williams and
Mrs. Frederick Beers, of Weston. with
Mrs. Mary E. Holtnos, oi‘ .\'orwnlk. are
visiting Mr. Williams‘ brother, Sidney
Williams. of Upton, Massachusetts.
' A new law which became cil‘cctivo
on the first of the present month rc-
quires all dealers in bottled watcr in
the filtrate to secure licenses from the
State Board of health and to pay a
tee of ten dollars.
Miss 1Florence l3. Jennings. of Jon-
1" ‘ nings place, In spcuding tho weck~onti
with friends in Port Chester. bliss
Jennings has complotod hor studlcsin
the summer course at Columbia 1711!-
veralty, New York, and will touch in
the eighth grndc of the Cantor school
after the opcniug in Soptcmbcr.
I
Robert M. Wolfe, who was
appcudicltla, auroral
would; all". in i‘uria, l-‘runcc. Is Still
In the hospital. Inn-Ina sum-rut! a
alight rclupsc. Silo has wrltlcll
home that aim is able to all up a few
hours cut-I1 day and hopcs to ho 11'11ll
(though to and for ;\i1lt‘l'lmt curly In
Soptt‘emiu-r.
{Mm
woporatcd on for
According to llui inititiltiy ropori ol’
tho slnlc Imurd of width thorn \vcro
twmlty‘six 11.1.1111». in Norwalk that
month. which rvult-wulwl 11 douth
moi oi" only lit: iutr 1.11mi Inhuhltuntyt.
Tho chum-.11 oi liouihu \\‘l‘I‘t‘ ua Iollown:
Ifiryaipt-hlu. l; diarrhocu. :2; consump-
tion, ll; pnoumouiu, I; diuvaucs ol’
norvouu Mat-1111. :1; 11111111 lizutvaao, It;
imbidpiltu and \Iillt'lll'i‘ if; all oiliv‘l‘
Marianna. ti. ‘i‘hcl‘n Wi'l'I) livo Ilcathu
of bullion path-r ont- ycur, 11nd thrl'"
donlhu of «'Iiihlrou from out1 Io Ilvu
you”. In tho town of Korwulit
than; with (11111 «111ml of arorlcl. favor:
in City of Notwulk om- rash of diph-
fimfla; in town of NIII‘WIIIIt, out! mum
of trauma furor; In I‘lty or Norwuilt
ono coast of conmnnptlon. 111111 In City
or south Nor *qu iltrcc catsuit.
NOTICEI NOTICE”
It you are a subscriber to Tim dou-
tthoi bring or hand In 351:. and got
tum: oi the most popular magazines,
Roaring. Fashionable Woman and
1116‘ Metropolitan, for threo months.
. it you are not a uuhucriher stand or
" you; not and ’i‘ho 13911111191 and
‘Wum will be sent you for three
month: by mail. it you prom to bars
1n my deliver your vapor dead a:
, :up for magazines and pay the boy flu
_ do out: on rm Sentinel 111119 map
’ PM “II with all the current nub»
M at vital tolerant and will clean
I“?! member of the “family,
' . await: it“?
. .1
. a 'Illi ulna/tux,
RICE
Clean, 1 Whole
Grain
43/110 lb 160
111171 _
JAPAN Columbia
RIVER
SALMON
Pound Flat Can
Finest
CREAMIIRY
Butter
30c 11).
A Rare
Bargain
: East India TeaCo
125 Washington Street .
33 South Main S
If we could make you fully 1‘th
horo riu‘ht away—todaywnnd talto
gaina this solo otters.
to be found anywhere.
Sula In both atorea~-Stu1ni‘t1rd
SALE SALE SALE
9 Paris Cloak d1 Suit House
t., South Norwaik
tllzc what a saving It means to you
to supply your Btunmer wearing apparel needs now you would come
advantage of these exceptional bur-
ll'inor goods are not mado. loWer prices are not
Come and investigate.
and South 'Norwalk.
l’etcr loidslcinhasbouglltan allto<
mobile.
Austin W, Lord has rctluned home,
al‘tcr a Couple of weeks’ IIIp,
Mrs. William Wardwell. 812, has
'bocn quite ill for the past week.
of Burlington.
at,
Miss Josie Austin.
Conn, is visiting kcr relatives
Alonzo linttory's home,
and Mrs. Frank Schilling.
spcnt the week-end as
Mr. and Mrs. Fred llocl-
Mr.
Brooklyn,
guests of
schor.
the
past
have been spreading grave] on
roads ltorcubonts during the
week.
.Mrs. Fry and her daughter; Miss
Eislq are cnjoying an extended visit
with the iot'mer‘s mother, Mrs, Elia
Aiken.
'l‘he (:rucilo-Mutzke houschold.
"’I‘arrytnoro.”
studio. Monday ovoning,
(I. W. Yuongling‘s tcnnls
has been completed. and the mcmbero
of the family wore able to enjoy their
Ilrst 11111110, ’l‘ncsday evening.
an, John C. Bolton, formerly paw
tor hcro, Is oxpcctcd to preach In the
Ii'lcthodlsi Protestant
Sunday morning before the suntmcr is
over.
I). A. St. John and .loltn Johnson
huvu bccn busy with point Iil‘ili-IlIt-‘s for
ovcr 11 wcck, but are not yct qualiflod
to join IIII' Sllvcrminc Group of
nrtiuls.
Mrs. I11, itichtt-r, who has boon
{sit-«titling lllu punt Ilti'cc, works at thl‘;
lporsounav. baa returned to bar homo
111 Ilium-wood. N. .I,
Mr. Ilautlull
III at tho homo
witoao will1 has born
of Itcr mothcr. Mrs.
M. t't'ouby, i‘m' sovcral wcoks, in now
niao stopping In SIII‘III'IIIIIW. Mrs.
Ilnudull's condition In unchuttucd.
Alias .llnlmi llit‘kt'ns lulu KIVi‘il lip
lwr poulliolt at tlIuotl, l’cubody lit
(‘nfu in South Norwulk, and rounuwd
I111r I‘ormcr omploylnonl. at linrcllnt‘d‘il
nwt'all I‘iu-iory In Now (71111111111. which
I‘i’rlllll‘lii‘ll inul wank,
'i'lw lilly Ht‘ttlllu ulnrintl ’l‘llt‘bdlil’
11111111qu for n Wuck'u 1:11quan trip on
iiuniur'u lulltud. umtr Now lbwhuiln.
filllllllrlttllflil‘r II. II. lloritlnm and hi»
you Paul ulnl‘tl‘tl tho. onti oi luul wank
I11 gut tilluuu In roudlunuu.
Tho titumlicra of tho latllicn’ Aid
uocioty havo pinunnd u lawn Ioto
which will doubilouu ho as enjoyable
and aucununfui no ouch all'uiru hnvo
ovor boon in tho, puai, for noxt Wod-
nondoy owning. August 20, on the
Miltltodiat it'rotcntnnt Church law,
A was ucrvIco will be held Sunday
evening in tho Methodist Protontant
Church. A numbnr or oltMImo hymnu
will he stung, tllOIlB used being 9. onions
lion tattoo a few years ago by random
or a London religious magazine. by
their votes. as tho most popular hymn.
In use.
Teddy. a dog bellowing to it. til.
Lockwood. the Marv-lit automobile
SILVaRMlNd ‘
m
John ll. Miller and a. force of mcn'
at I
entertained a number‘l
of fricnda at a dotted I11 Mr. (irucllc‘S'
court,
Church aomo ;
idoaler, which was being boat-dud by
ililam Davis. was killed one day this
wcck by being run ovor by a big tour-
‘lng cup—strangely enough one which
1".Mt locknood himsclt had but rc
coolly sold.
I Rev and Mrs. A. ll l’uldy of “or-
lccstcr Alana. 11111.1 hale boon Visiting
Iit'lcnds horn fot the past fi‘w wu-ka.
‘aro now spending a while with Mr
1.1m] Mrs. \\'arburton, at Noroton
xlioighls. who were formerly rcsi‘
dents here. They expect. to return to
Silvermino Inter,
1 CLAIMS DIAMOND POND.
I HARTFORD Aug. IiI.~‘KllIgIlt E.
i Rogers of Glastonbury claims the own- .
or.
’bury. a body of water about six acres 1
ership of Diamond pond in illusion-
in extent, and he will resist through
way to the pond by
:questlon of the public's right to
”pond. Mr.
011 the pond, and the highway will
have to be laid on his property.
AMUSEMENTS
l
I
i “ loudness." "Gracious.“
startling show.
Look at this
llcro Is a surprising-
: ly Clover array of distinct ioaturcu. ‘
l At the standard vaudeville resort.
Hoyt’s
' 'l‘ho People's Popular Playhouse.
llnqucntlonnbly vaudevllc‘s paramount
comcdy hit. The mammoth surprise
spectacle that nwakcnml llroadway,
A NIGHT AT THE BATH.
A comedy and sentimental opiaodo In
one uct.So11 on your buttons and
proparo for a cyclone of laughter
Another spccial attraction.
tiugniahod logltlmatn atnra.
.FRED HALLEN AND MOLLIE
FULLER,
thoIr lntont bib—ALL ABOARD
FOR RENO.
’l‘wo lads that motto morrlnlcnt and
niclody nuiorc,
LEW PHILIPS AND JOE WHITE.
'l‘hoy'ro woudors at tht.1 piano and war-
1'11ln In nongu.
'I‘ho dia—
in
A Wivnrti In luxglory.
GEORGE MOORE
In balancing and objtut i’mtla.
lulllun.
THE BROADWAY BOY AND GIRL,
hila.
Block inland
:Hiuy tripn, Hummus».
23, till.
811 50
Aug. Ill
Atlantic City .. $2100
a-tluy Irina, Mondays, Aug. 8. 2b.
lit-pi it lb. 22.
AIbury Park ......... $18.50
atluy lrIpa, Mondnyn, Aug. Ill 25.
Hopi il Ill 22. 29
White Mountain 925.00
6-day Iripu, Mondays. Aug. 18, 2171,
itlopi. 1.
Nova 800th ..........,...... $42.60
inlay trip from Bunion, Monday,
Aug. 213111.
AUTUMNAL TOURG. ..
White Mountain: $2150
18;: day tripe. Mondays, sent 3,
Old Point Cumiort. Baltimore, Ann-
apolln and Washington, D. c. ”9.00
May trips from New York. soul.
8 20,017t. 4
Gottyobum, Lurly Cnvom‘o
Waldo mm
Saturday, Oct. 11, norm New York.
For circular describing all tourn.
call on Tlcltot Agent at Depot or no-
are" The Recreation Tout-int (30., lilt
Onion St. NW Ilium.
Md
1
ccssions to the motoring fraternity.
- grout his pltl‘lullloum‘s on his return.
the courts the laying out of a high- _
tht.1 solcctmcn. 1
Many legal points are involved in the .
tho ‘
Rogers has purchased all 1
but one small piece of land bordering .
An innovation In dump and Holly; upcc- '
Charming In bright municul 1'Illllutl)‘ 4
The Recreation Tours 1
‘ daughtor Joan to Alfred Wells or N
Y. Mina McQuoun'a Wilton flionda
otter“ sincere congrutulntionu.
A‘mcctlng will be held at the Town
liall Saturday evening, August 23rd.
Miss May Cattfield I8 visiting her under the auspices of The Equal
conning at Fairfluld Beach. Franchise League. The data given in
T__' ‘ last wcuk's Sentinel wan Incorrect.
A well in being driven on the prom: Th0 Speaker of the cvoning will be
IHBS Of RITE. W D Hart, OBWKId VIIIard of The wa YOI'Ii EV-
,, ...“... 0111111.: Post. All arc cordially Invited,
Mrs R. W Koeler has been visit- and there will be no admission tuc.
lag Mlb‘. Raymond ot’ Dorian.
Mra. Sarah Bonito M New Hamp-
shire I11 visiting her stator, Mrs. Theo.
duro Smith,
M
A mcotlng will be hold at the Town
.liail Wednesday nftornohn, July 20 at
3 O‘Clnck, at which than three women's
names will he select ted to be present-
ed tot consideration at the coming
M114 Wilton Moroltouao and family caucuses. The law allons at least
and Milan Florence Morchouae spout woman member on the school
Wednesday at (70111110. board. A full llttcndanma Is rcquestcd
especially of those intercstcd in s<'llool
questions
. (JIIC
II is rcportcd that William Hartwip,
and Arthur Littlc arc the latent ac-
'flM—w
MUST PUBLISH LICENSES.
lic '
at the
(L'. A. Marks hold a reception Name f
Rectory, Friday afternoon to s 0 DUI’of‘Tc’W" CWPICS MU“
Be' Given to Public.
MINTZS |
. ,“"WM‘~ NEW HAVEN. Aug. 15.~-~ln accord-l
.ilrs. lielbcrtllarrott and her dallla’h';:111co with the ruling of (f-otpotatiou
tors left town on \Vcdncsdlly 1'0" Sil'.’ Counsel Edward L.Stoclc,ofHu1“,tiord
ilcach near Milford [or a two week's that out~oi‘- town parties getting mar-
ouling at the allorc. ringo licenses In Hartford cannot in
future keep their namea from the
nowapapors. It became known that
ngllt- 5 Miss Alice llailoy, nineteen years old,
01 this city. and Stuart ‘W. Southgato,
a clerk. of Worcestor. Moos, were giv-
Mr. and Mrs ‘(llert‘ Option and Miss l cnna liccnso recently to wed there.
Julia Eukland Edward (.oorgc and‘ lite law passed by the last Legisla-
Miss Frances Enltlcnd have retained I tore requiring that the names of non-
itom a uflcek. sojotun at Lake \\ uccu- residents or a city who receive “-
buc. census. must be published, will prob-
“ ably have some effect upon the num-
Among ”1030 cujtlvillg cottage Me bor otliccnaas iaaued in this city.
at (ompo are. \11 and “Is. William The names or residents who secure
‘odl‘rey and fatnih Miss Alice Mer~i certificates are net requiredto be
11in, Miss Mabel 'l‘ost and Mrs May' made public
Harrison. '
'l'no woman who can teach on line
private pnpila——asauredly through a
modest campaign of Sentinel Want
“twat-tilting.
Mina Esther Rockwell was one of
a party from Wilton who wont on the
Snndayachool excursion to
house Point on Wednesday.
Mrs. iiruco McQuocn gave a party
at her home Saturday evening an-[
92333833338!” '
A CLASSY CAR FOR CLASSY PEOPLE.
Rotter titan any car at. the price As good as any car costinuT
' $1000 morc. Electric lights. electric starter and every itnprme—
ment 11111 other car has Guaranteed for Hie—not for one year.
1 Seven different models Scott for Catalog. .
D. T. MURPHY, Local Agent
“ 262 East Ave., South Norwalk. Conn.
$3313.13: 11-"
mo Extra Stamps ®
With COFFEES
{ug-
I I¢:¢*:I
30 STAMPS WlTHiLB.EL RYAD ... .. 350
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. AMBOSA....... ......... .. . .326
20 STAMPS WITHIL8.8ULTANA ........ . . . .......30c
10 STAMP“. WITH 1 LB. VERY G'JCD COFFEE ..... 286
5 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. 600') COFFEE 256
Our Coffees are the Best on the Market. Once Used, Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WApflmG‘I‘ON IT.. COUTH NORWALK
olooi'llllilltoviul‘I‘I
Green.
Pair
black.
...—......“
LABOR.
Prenatal Care.
"Prenatal Care"
rcn's Bureau of the Department or
Laxbm It is the first of a series or
bulletins to be issucd by the bureau
on the care ol‘ children. The ri‘laaoau
for Its publication are set forth
Mina .I1liIn (‘. iailhrop. chic!” of the
burcnu. In hor lottcr trannmltting the
monograph to Secretary Wilson. Tho
letter says: i
A preliminary survey of tho Ilold
proscribvd by law for tho buroau’ s In-
vcatlgntionu altowcd at onco lIIi‘ urIzcn-
Tot. No. 900. Bolivar!» mo I. m. and [:30 p. m. From lollvon
-..”... .. . _. ‘
4
CROCKER-WHEELER RED aEAL
MOTORB DRY BATTERIES
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
ELECTRICAL
BUPPLIEB
\\ o urn ulwaya randy to Attend your likwtrlcal ttoublcu,luruoo1 ‘_ 1
tlillltkA 'phono call will Ibring it repair mun.
uhc nonunion}; noon wronu.
run WHITE ELECTRIC co : .
illoglutorod) 1
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORB. 1
PHONE 842-3.
Try on lloxt than.
courH NORWALK l
1t
g 114 WATER 31'. .
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_ I
Car Advice On Building
goon tree to our curriculum but that in no sign it'll worthluls,
tor we giro it trooly to Insure our friends mtust the common .;I .
,orror of homo-builders, and an an advertisement 2-..31
'11";
No matter what you are going to build. you'll and 1111 olwnya
ready to advise you. man If it’ll only a board for I. repair job,
or a bunch of lath or thingies. we want you to come in and see
us.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
I007" WNWALKII coon.
...m.
32".: I
M
..u,.
m»
IIQI.~' .
a"
'0‘?
Vfllr‘n
1111‘y, and It. Is nuthoritutivcll'
' ‘. not-dictum
'finrat nob] inquiry In upon tho nubjm‘t
.oi‘ Infant. mortality.
or of the duration of Infant lilill‘tiiIIIyAl
’I‘Iw l‘nltcd Stilton 01111111111 liurcuu
cstiinntcs that 300,001) bahlca luau than
1 your old last your In thiu noun
atatod
that at lcaut hnli those dcntha woro
Accordingly tho burenu‘u
'l‘ht1 alutllou pro-
litnlnury thoroto lmvo Iuducod ua1to
houht our aorlcn on the curb ol‘ criii~
rowu with thin monograph on Pro.
ltnlul {‘urc, l'or collaltitu'ationu 0f
‘whlcb tho following slatntncnt iu nig-
ttIIit-nnt.
'I‘ho lttlout rcporiu oi tho llurvna of
tho C(lliiiliti on mortality ututlstlcn
allow that uliuhtly more than 42 our
cont. of tho infant» dyinur under 3
your or our in tho rcgluirntion area in
till, did not IiVo to complotn tho Ilrnt
month of life, anti that of thin 42 par.
cont. ulmout unvonvtcnthn died as n
roault of conditions oxlutlnfi
they worn born or of Injury and no»
cidont at birth. Oi moon that lived
term than one wook about 83 per cent.
died of ouch causes, and of tho num~
her that Ilvod Iona than can day, 94
par cent. died or these ominous.
Tran the Chlldruu'a 1Bureau was
drawn Inavltably to begin its content»
plated outlet; or monographs on the
care at children by it stateroom re-
garding prenatal euro for mother and
child.
.12. 1. AW;
...,,,,.¢_._..aa
no.2) 1.“:IAW11‘
“pug-1‘:
The preparation of such a stato-
Shop at the:
Jubilee
Sale
TONIGHT
One of the many ff
great bargains '
$6 Dresses
$ 1.
Silk and Fancy
Lawn Dresses us-
ually sold at $6,
on sale $1.95
M
Extra Special
Silk Stockings
lavender, pink,
and red on sale,
MW
NewBeltsSOc
Wide Belts in green, laven-
der, white, light blue
b.1'
boiorc ‘
95
black
29c value.
and
' I
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF moot has been requestod by the Na»
tional Congress of Mothers.
members of other
bodies of women.
and by
representative
it has been writ-
‘3 ”19 We 0‘3 “flea by Mrs Max West of the stair
monograph just Iasuod by the Child-
or the bureau from the standpoint of
a uoman who has university training.
experience in Government research.
and who is herself the mother of a
family of young children. it has been
prepared after careful study of the
Iltcratttrc of the subject. [it has been
road and criticized by a largo number
of well-known physicians and nurses,
and by many mothers To mention
by nutm- all thosc to whom the bureau
is lndchtcd for valuable aid in its
preparation would ho Imposulhlo, but
cspct-Iu] appreciation may ho expresse
(1d of thc gonoroua aaaistant t1 or Dr. J.
Morris Slcmons, professor of obsta-
trh‘n and nybocology In tho linivcrulty
of California.
This monograph In addrouucd to tho
nvorauo mothor ol‘ this country, 'I‘lioro-
In no pnt‘poao to Invade tho licld oil
tht1 rhodium or nursing protcaulona.
but rathcr to I‘urnlah nuoh utnlonmntu
I‘t'KitI‘ilInK hyulcno and normal livlnx
an cvcry motion“ has a right to pom
nous In tho Intorout of lawsuit and hot-
childron. A atandard of lifo for tho
I‘mnlly high tutouph to pormit a woman
to connorm ltor ulrcngtlt for hon
family, If uho known tho mots absorb
tial for her guidance, In noonunurlly
tuknn for granttui. Tho ultompt in
mudn hero to prnuont uomo of the
most important of theao (111101.
THOMAE GILLIGAN KILLED BVI
. TRAIN.
DERBY, August ill.~~-~'i‘homun Gilli.
gun. whoso homo It won thought was
in Sholton, was killed while truck
walking at Derby Junction yesterday
morning. The train which hit him
was a way {might from Bridgeport to
Winuted, dram by engine 1248.
Sentinel Wan“ brill; amnion“
and mploym together, whore tho
omylom- may learn at the mommy
and experience at thou whom it.
would hint.
Norwalk Chronicler