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Wants!
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Professional Cards, and
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ran-scum noawam EVENING summer
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We Give 8&H Green Trading Stamps—Ask for them. I
A Sensation! Reduction
The Biggest Leader of the Season.
this price possible.
A tremendous purchase makes
06'0th J00
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably iby summer
residents at neatly, shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
IONA N0. 2 CAN
TOMARTOES
The present season is to be no excep-
face or Caps, Double Price.
lr WANTED i TO LET non SALE
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, WANTED—~(‘A’I‘HULIC «L‘Ul'i’LE, TO LETAFIYE ROOMS, GAS ANDV FOR 5ALE~28 FT. SAILBOAT'
no children, who would care 1‘0,- old toilet Inquire Wm, Effron, 3 Rowan Norwalk Yacht (Club. .j191it
ildy tor rent free until April next. 51- 322 3‘, FOR SALE * '
éddrcss Cullen, .35 Connecticut Ave. __ . . . 1 . . . " f—TWO BUILDING
3.22 tit To, LET! 1km?" if illillblliEl') lots. one Gibson Court, one ‘Spring St.
20:;“”' 5‘s” a $8 otlmelmuw e39”; (‘heap f ' taken at once. inquire
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WANTED-“BY HUNGARIAN GIRL, eh ' t Burns, .54 Spring bl.l130 v5“
situation at general housework. lu-
guire :le Second S[., East Norwalk. ‘
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WANTEDkGIlil. AS WAITRESS, i
lApply at Mansion House. j32 3tl
WANTED—COOK AND LAUND-
rcss, also cllamberlnaid and waitress; '
Awhile. References 1‘,cquired.l‘all
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clark,
Belle island. 322 3U
INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac
cident health and natural death pol-
lcy. Most liberal of today. Energetic
men desiring an agency. liberal com-
[Mission and collecting interest given.
address with particulars, P. 0. Box
8455, Boston, Mass.
WANTED—TO BENT, 8 0R 9
room unfurnished house, centrally lo-
lcated. Modern improvements, Will
take 3 or 5 years’ lease. Samuel
Greeustein. 319 ill
WANTED~AN ABSOLUTELY RE-
iiable pony, about 13 hands, perfectly
sound, safe and suitable for a child of
six to ride and drive. Address J. S.
II, Box 135. Rowayton, Conn,
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
Futile and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves
36.00 for bob valves to fatten. ll.
l‘rledman. Conn. Ave. Tel 115!
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BUSINESS NOTICES
. NOTICE.
' I have it at last. What? Tin for
rootlng,‘leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having the repair their Tlnwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
H41 Wash. St. Phone 1106- 12 or 373
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MISCELLANEOUS?”
lYou are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
lY on hope to remain so.
That's natural. ‘
(Your spine may get out of order,
That’s possible
you necd some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That’s wisdom.
lYou want the best,
. That’s proper.
Painless methods,
, That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. 0.
That’s important
Offices 80. Norwalk and Stamford.
'. That’s the nest place. '
Delays are numerous, “
That’s all. ~
E. .1 maroon 11c
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TO LET—FOI'R ROOMS, 49 FAIll~j
field Ave, Inquire on premises.
120 St
TO LET-PLEASANT
room, second floor, with gas
bath. Gentlemen preferred.
lor suit, pictures and a few other
articles for sale 12 1-2 lianford
Place, South Norwalk. J20 3t
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T0 LET—FIRST F,LOOR
large rooms, new house, set range
FRONT
land all imprmements, at .33 t‘llestnutl
519 3tl
St. Inquire at 49 Chestnut St.
To LET—STORE AND FIXTURES
former occupants have done a good
business for 22 years; also 3 and!)
rooms, all centrally located. Apply
76 Washington St. J9 3t
TO LET—HOUSES, FLATS,
store, barn, carpenter shop, manufac
tory with power. Storage. At Nor-
walk, South Norwalk, East Norwalk
and Rowayton. Get our rent list’
Raymond Bros. 120 3t
To LET—FIRST
moms, 52 Spring St.
Rudder, 108 South
phone 1432-5.
FLOOR SIX
Inquire J. A.
Main St. Tele-
120 ill
T0 LET—LARGE FURNISHED
front rooms, all conveniences; suitable
for two. Inquire Mrs. C. B. lIallock,
92 So. Main St. Meals served. jiS (it
TO LET—5 ROOMS, 23 ELIZA-
belh St. inquire Mrs il.Tarlov,102
Taylor Ave.. city. Tel No.1165-.5
all! if
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suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of three large con-
necting reoms; will be painted and
papered to sult'tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. 11115 if
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Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
Aaaoncuuumsfs.
souTH NORWALKV. CONN,
Dividend Notice
129T~H SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalk Savings Society
Norwalk, (Bonn. June 11, 1914.
At a meeting of Directors of this So-
ciety, hold‘thisVday, a dividend at the
rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per an-
nuln was declared to Dopositors from.
the earnings of the six months and
lag June 30,1914.
The same will] be entered on pass
.- books and paid on and after July litlth,
1914.
. MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BE
FORE JULY 10TH. 1914, WILL
BRA-w INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST,
1914.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS, President.
FREDERICK A. ELLE, Treasurer
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NORWALK CONTRAD‘FlNG NOTES.
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(The Commercial; Record).
Addition to, Sanitarium. .
Work has been started on the large
addition to be built to the sanitarium
of Dr. A. D. Wadsworth, on Wood
court. The- building will be 551100
eret, three stories high. with dining-
room" on the first floor and wards on
the second floor. The work will be
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of the owner.
Garner Street House.
one family. with all improvements
and not water hail. ~ .
Work has been commenced
frImo' house. all Hudson is,
and .
Also par- :
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TO lET—«CENTRALLY woman .
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dope by the day under the supervision ,
Work has been started on another
' frame house to be erected,h on Carnel-
_. street by Contra
For hints‘eli'q “Will be arranged for
rift. w. ’1 nines!
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FOR SALE«STEAM BOILER,
horizontal tubular type 72 inches
Vdiam by 16 feet long, second hand 1
Working pressure 75 pounds. Ad-
dress Boiler, care Sentinel. 1‘0 3t
FOR SALE— YOUNG TEAM 0!“
lheavy working horses, 3,200 lbs W ‘l
climated. Also dump wagon and
heavy harness. Joaeph iialss. Straw-
berry Iiill Williams St., Norwalk. i
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FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodlous house, 12 Heviland',
St; easy terms. For further particu- I
lars inquire C. Swartz, Old Well Cigar
Co. oral-28 if
1 The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art oil
adjusting the some. Disease In Cane
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and;
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
lthrough harmonizing the norm sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva
ture of the spine. You will never re
trot giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T.‘Francis, D. C.
“Washington St, So. Norwclk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
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At a Court of ' Probate holden :nt
Norwaik, within and for the Diet lot
of Norwalk, on the 20th day of June.
A. D., 1914..
Whereas, a certain written instru-
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1914, by and between August West-
berg of the Town of 'Norwalk in said
District, of the first part, and Frank
0. Johnson and Johanna C Johnson.
husband and wife of said Norwalk,‘
stance, for the legal adoption by the
parties of the second part of Ruth
has been filed in this court; and
Whereas. said parties have m'ade
written application to this Court for
the approval of said agreement,
Ordered, That said matter be heard
and determined at the Probate office
1914, at 11 o'clock forenoon and that
public notice thereof be given by pub-
ing a circulation in this district at
least five days before said' day of
hearing.
nanny w. enacdhv,
:22 1t ' » Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk ss., Probate
Court, June 22, A. 1); 1914 ‘
Estate of William J. Idealy, late of
Norwallr in said District deceased
their administration account to this
Court for adjustment; at the Probite
office in Norwalk, on the 39th day of
June, 1914', at 10 o’clbck fore'noon, and
tats may be notified thereof the are
actors will cause this order to 'be pub-
lished in a newspaper having a circu-
llation in said District, at least its
ldays before said 29th. day ”of June,
HENRY W. GREGORY, .
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_ theral Insurance
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lNSURANOE. also as“; nsrn‘rr
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in.“ contract fertile electrical work transfer-him new with: ‘
residence W ‘ rooms, m '
of the second part, providing. in sub- 5
Charlotte Viola Westborg a. other!"
child of said party of the out part 1
in Norwalk, on the 29th .day of June,‘
lishing this order in a newspaper hav- l
Ordered, That the executors exhibit
that all persons interested in bold es. _
‘tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
and at the same time you will
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu-
tions of shore items Either give them to Our reporters.
them to the office or telephone them to us.
be reading a newspaper that,
mail
Bell Island
Arthur Krorn of Danbury spent yes-
terday at his Island home.
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Merritt Bundle hnd'applled for mer‘
bership in the Belle Island Club.
George Kerwyn was the guest of
William C Smith (nor the week end.
William Brown of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
spent the weekend with William
Gray.
Philip Klein defeated Junior Zuinn
yesterday in a’very exciting tennis
match.
Charles Farmhoff and family have
returned to their home in Brooklyn
N Y.
“Miss Lorena MacLachlan, who has
been spending a few days with Helen
Smith will return to her home in Dan-
bury. Conn” today.
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Frank McNulty, Frank O'Brien and
William Smith. Jr., created a sauna
tlon yesterday by going in bathing
in girls’ bathing suits. I
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The Belle Island Club held its reg
ulnr dance at the (lllb house Sotur
day night and it proved to be the
most successful of the season. Among
those present were: \ir and hire. \\il-
liam C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Andrews, Mr, and Mrs. J. I. Britain
Mr. and \lrs. C. Money Mr. and Mrs?“
Kenneth Elland, Mr. and Mrs. George
Foote. \ir. and Mrs Charles Perry.
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Quinn. Mr and
Mrs. G l’. W right. Mr. and Mrs. Ilen—
kle and Senator Wallelor of New Jor-
say. Mr. and Mrs. John Coe. Mr and
Mrs. W biteslde. Mr. and Mrs. William
in. Clark, uni. w .s. Sturtevantt; Thom: “f“
as liassett. George Kerrvyn, Lorena:
'MacLachlam Helen V Smith,
Ethel
Smith. Minnie Money, Ethel Money.
Lottie Money. itinrlon Zuinn, Harry
‘Macuchlan, George Smith. William
Smith Jr.. Harold Clark Elwood Cor- .
mellt dated the 13th day of June, nel Thomas Cants'. Ralph Farrell. Ar-' object of historic lntelost lnso
thur Waters, Herbert Thompson.
Frank McNulty. Frank O'Brien, Percy],
Lester
Money, William Thompson,
Gray and WW Gray
Norwalk Country Club
Country” Club Tennis.
But' four matches were played in the
Norwalk Country Club tennis tourna-
ment, on Saturday afternoon. and ow-
ing to the weathar conditions the
matches will not be continued today..
but are likely to be resumed tomon
row.
Odell, 6—6, 6.1. lWheeler defeated
Lane, 6—3. 6—1.
In the doubles Wh‘eelér and Lane
defeated Grout and Leonard, 6—2,
6—3.
Wheeler and has also defeated
Odell and Baidwi 0—3 0-4.1.
«'The team fro he Norwallr Country
Club will go to New .1411an on July
1‘ 18th, to play the Beaver Hills.
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Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Advs. tor chances to find more
appreciative employers
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' recent-toils CALL 720.
Doflbn House].
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All an...
' of Sea Fond Cooked
' to’ Order. ‘
John E O’oulllvan.
Inn
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ttotou Point.
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Manager Hayley, of' Roton Point}
Park, has arranged for an exhibition
of the modern dances, tomorrow even
ing. in the dancing pavilion. The art-i
ists will be R. B. Wilcox and Miss Ruth
Taylor, of the Castle House, New
York, who are experts in this line. The
admission which will include dancing,
is only twenty- live cents.
It was announced from the floor of
the dance pavilion. Saturday night.
that there would be free tuition of:
modern dances tllere every eveninng
from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. by it. B. Wil-
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cox, of the (‘astie House, New York.-L
The public interested in the modem;
dances are cordially invited to attend.§
Harbor View Beach
Lois Beers, who has been to hitch.
ols, Conn, returned to her home to-
day.
Daniel Gleason. who has just grad-
uated from Cornell lent his home for.
the surnmer. ‘ , 1
Mrs. Harry Boese will have as her
guests for a few days. Air. Floyd
Jones, Mls. Mitchel and Mrs du Bots,
all of Scarsdalo, N. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. l“. S. Whitehead and
family have returned to their summer
home, 1.:1r0clllla House on the Knoll,
where they will spout! the rellluinder
of the summer months :. l
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Peck g...“
a dinner party to twelve of
friends last night.
from Harbor View were, Mr and Airs.
Louis Bears. and Mr and Mrs. Hardy
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A HISTORIC BELL
From the Guerricro to the Constitullofl—
Then to a Mill.
One would hardly expect to dudp an
sale a
no object older than the oldest title of
the English peerage, an object made
before the English parliament was
their“.
Among the guests 1
.w 5 &.
place as a New England mlll—.
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This week only. Big bargain.
IONA0 CORN
5c
PURE L
148- tinted to
ARD
Lowest price in many months.
BROKEN
R l c E C
reduced to lb
JELLY
usually 10C 3 jar
M75.
lCi D TEA
There is nothing more delight-
ful, cooling or thirst quenching
than Iced Tea, and the Brand
to use is
THEA-NECTAR LB.I 60;
100 Stamps with each pound.
Pretzels ‘ lb 7.51
MatcheSDez- ‘" “S 5c]
lC‘El) LOFFEE
A summer beverage that is be
coming here and more popular
(my year. Helps brain fag.
Very refreshing. We heartily
endorse .
SULTANA BRAND .. LB., File
20 Stamps with each pound.
100
8c
lce‘Cleam Salt
10 pound bag ‘
Eieztro nlicon Box
10 STAM
WITH ANY OF THE
1 hot. Stuffed or Manzanilli
Olives ................... 10:: I
l pkg. Adli’ Borax 10:
1 pkg. Flashlight or Minute
Tapioca ................. We
1 bot. Onion Salad ........ inc
1 hot. Peroxide,» ......... , luc
1-2 in cake A&P Premium .
Chocolate .............. Ibo .
2 cakes A&P Sweet Chocolate,
each
To'. 900
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formed Yet such an object is in daily 9] Fou..d But 104 ViCllmS 3ft:
use in a factory at Snylcsvllle, R. i. It
is a bell. whose history is a most in-
teresting one. Around the bell. about
four inches from the crown. is this sn-
perscrlption: ‘Peter Secest Amsterdam,
1, Anno 1263. me feciL"
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authenticated facts, loads to the belle f
that the bell was long used in a con:
Still Missing and May Never
be found
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Hlbb CREST, Alta, June 22. ~60?-
The data. together with other well ernment mine experts, who continued
today the search for the dead in Mine
vent belfry in England and was taken No. 20, Bill Crest Collieries, Limited,
therefrom for public use during the which was wrecked by an explosion
reformation. But the connecting link
and the Constitution
Captain 011an of the royal unvy. 0n
the deck 01' the American frigate; the
Constitution. was odel-lng his sword to
gallant Captain Hull.
shone out.
“Keep it."
In the meanwhile the‘bonfs of the
Constitution were busily engaged in
Jrnusporting the crew of the defeated
ship to the deck of the victor. A mid
shipmsn reported to the first lieuten-
ant that the ship's bell had been car-
’rled away by n gropéshot from the
Guerrlel-e and that there was no way
._. company.
At that moment theGnen-lere gave a Bezepaniek.
succession of heavy plunges. and the
clear tones of a line bell rang over the
water
"Go get the Englishman's bell,"
' the lieutenant to the nddahlpmsn.
"There will hobo further use for it on V’ John F. limitation will build a one
board that craft."
tel- secest's bell in sonprous tones rang
out thé hour on board "Old Transition.“
With the lapse or unsettle bell. druid
in the at lee Lehmaler defeated 14.} between its life in the old world and en
"8 Its advent to America is the famous said it was probable that the 104 vic
naval battle between the Guerrlere time still in the mine were buried be
The two officers had bani friends In Saturday night.
time Of Peace. having Often exchanged Journey the inquest yesterday until
hospitalitiss lit the Mediterranean gal-1y in July Th’é‘ generally accepted
W“ “M now Bull‘s mamnlmlw theory is that the disaster was due to
'“:(I‘jl‘llénot take your sword. Dacres'” mutated in the lower levels.
of announcing the time to the ship‘s store and five tenements.
laced M. sullen“
tombing 195 miners.. last Friday
heath tons of rock mare than a. thou-
’The (inerrlere, u helpless wreck. was shad feet from the mouth of the pit
rolling In the trough of the sea. while and that some of the bodies never
her brave but defeated commander. would be recovered The maturity m
the 91 bodies recovered up to early to.
day were burned beyond recognition.
The roner.‘ who summoned a Jury
to view the bodies. all
an explosion of gas, which had accu-
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BUILDING NOTES.
Lorenzo Flore has asked for a per--
mit from Buildingdinapector.Clar'ence
I. lunch. to (build a-Celial‘ for his new
house on South Main streets
A two story frame building: with a
will be
erected on Brand street by Joseph
The building will cost
$4, 000 Mr. Sczepanlek'. has also re
lcelved a permit to remove a. barn
yam fromrBrond street to his property
a
on Morris street.
family franie dwelling house or eight
The Guerrlero surrendered at 7 rooms and ill lmbrdvéménts for Mr-
o'clock in the evening of Aug. 10. 1812. and Mrs. John Medina,
and it 3: 0 “0°“ “1° “a” "all“ PS? Park and: Circle streets. It will cost
corner of
43 500,. summit was issued, today.
“C. drummer-t is having his garage.
W om’bplfllgfiatrdet wired 11y. Frederick-
Aperl'h‘it ‘ww rehelved by‘
WSWO mmmmsnapectorr,
'xissuedamnw,: 3.. -... V . ,
eaontlnsl auvg, pay.
'H G can Trading Stamps—Ask for them;
~ worst-sits lulua
. pledge to be the baby‘ 3 friend.
represented. also navy. Dill?
PS FREE
FOLLOWING
l (on Sultana Spice .' ..... 106
1 tot. Witch Hazel ...... 10°
1 but. Mustard Relish ..... We
1 hot. Puritan Extract for Root“
Beer ................... we
1 box “2 in 1“ Shoe Polish. 100
1 can I’imelltos ........ 101:
1 hot. Pineapple Juice 10G
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pkg Shrsitied Wheat 23'”
p119. Cowanut
5c each 0r ‘l at 1013
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WORCESTER. Mass... lune iii—FIFO
which started from an unknowncam
in the cellar of the D. H. Eamon Com-
pany clothing store. at Main I“
Front streets. shortly after 3 o’clock.
this morning, did damage estimated at
$50,000. The flames spread into
cellars of the Riker- Jaynes drug atom
and the nggett. Ham and Lyon drug
store. The buildings. all sfonr‘stoi'y
brick structures. at. filled with on '
and small shops and they “M
from smoke, but the principal loss
in the cellar from the tire arid welt
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"LITTLE MOTHERS" HONOREP
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xuw YORK,J11ne 22.—The little
girls of ten and twelve years WM
mind the baby while mother is out,
are being honored teddy at the op:
ing of the week‘s campaign {conducts
ed .by the city health department_
.hnby welfare. A letter from W
Mitchell to be read in the schools is ‘
be followed by the “little mom ,
in the first grade classes signing the ,
The program in the schools today
provides for talks by teachers of child .V
hygiene and by nurses, and for pm‘o “
tleal demonstration on how properlvr
to care for the baby.
Much of the educational work of the
baby week will center about the milk
stations. There will be special lam
tures tomorrow, which is milk station
day, on matter of infant hygiene.
G‘The Sea Side Hospital ofot John'l
mill, at- New Born, on Staten Isinn
opened today. During last season _
000 mothers and babies Were VonFFi’
on the Guild's floating, hospitail‘,”,
2,090 ware accommodaed in tile ‘
island Hospital -
In dresses for street wear, '
are soft and in darker tones til
season, according to the Dry,
Economist. Green is pontoon
brown._ It is expected that girls
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/‘ Good tenants are if! he
the advertising.
Norwalk Chronicler