_:ouhwi ill lll‘ltiztl \\
Band Concert
hunts were
from New York.
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4" nl t Im~l1 un’r 11n interesting litiiilL‘SS »
.3155: if ' ’ ‘ I 1111 (1-. 3.. ii...“ 3 Stepht n Hoyt‘s Still: t‘o. have hni>l1»
.* WQ‘WWWWWWWK ”WM, ml at large contract or planting trees
é ' :2 \ll's it our l‘nlalautl .1ntl Mfr». 1:. X, and shrubhcry at Tokencke.
,. é - in“ title. :1 \lis; .Xlll‘t" .\ic1~'~'iu an! ' ‘ .
f . nl‘llm‘ Jtts phinc Ric-(311cm) new anion; Mrs. Mansfield 'l‘ums. 01 Statutord.
’- ’ ROton POint Park: EI“O-‘:" “‘3‘" i‘lli‘ll’h‘d lllo “vii-lit): ti" ln' Vlh‘lllllil with her daughters, Bills.
3 E .1l minis Lot» null Bliss Jty l»il\’ ,. u‘ (home '1‘. Smith, of Richmond Hill.
9 t C the hn‘n: (It, tun i'tll'lllCl‘lill \‘.'t.~‘\tn . ' P“
,. .
1% T 3 let. .lntncs l3, Went”, tr (inn-e 51‘3““) M”- -“- C. Secley and Mr.
:- . 1. ‘L (mm-h. Nnrwullt, 1‘1‘ilfil‘illt'ti the ccrc- and Mrs. Howard t'ulntm-I oi Stamford.
gummy 'l‘ht- 1]”in who “as _‘ivr-n “My Weft} \mtora 111 [Unit one day this
8’.
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There are urn; ne
.1. Dancing Afternoon and
Evening July 4th
cwmoo
cording to the most
They are ('llit‘ii)’ in ii
‘Urdu, Gujarati. Mar
ii languages. \ few
». ‘ ‘ >0 also included among this number sct- nidgta, liltS been Hum to u Nppt’ Ytll’li
~easing-4.“, e _- _ - m,“ _ .___ «_W . _r .- ..-.- ml of \thich afford good media for party who will mite pummel. 111 n
:rcnchiug possible users ot‘ machinery, short time.
H ' ,_ engineering Hilllilllct‘fi textiles, ctc., ...___.__..
1., t WASH FABRILb. mi . ll ) ‘r'l ) . , ”HI , _
d ‘ 0m 0" “‘0 EU“ n ”W“ H“ ‘ George lurerett is able to attend to
Wash Fabric.u ill'O improving
Printed Crepeo.
10c to 25¢.
every year. Look at our line.
Chiffon Linen.
39 cents.
White and Colors.
lalso similarly ntliinh
ito reach protluccrs.
Plain and Figured Plisse.
it) Mr mother, loot...)
itite.
provided 113'
NEWSPAPERS IN INDIA.
1902 periodicals published in lndin, uc-
;circulntc in commercial circles
1i \‘tri‘ attt'a'tit'e ““k'
The tctrt-sh-
u
Mir“; t‘elin lluhuswlll, oi New York,
‘Cl‘il’t‘d at the home 01' Mr. and Mrs.
too
L‘ui‘ l‘tfl‘
.‘1nnunuiuto. Forut street ,l‘ott
trellis. ‘
Edward J (rill; oi' the tiller buds,
kiilrtl n large blink watt-r :llulit‘, this
three and tnchuli’
\\'>[)il!ll‘i‘.\ and l.-
rtcent SiililrllCS.
to English. ’l'utnii,
atlti and Bengali
trade papers are
“m l. int-usuring
lcct long.
The \lut‘icnnlutn place. on Smith‘s
are
18 {or advertising
his duties as clerk in Loclurood &
l’nltner's hardware store, after several
(liU’tf’ illness.
. L l —--——— ,
; T ‘15c to 19¢. - imitation Linen. } A good adv pays best in the beat him"?! Leslie returned to hip home
LL. ' 15 cents. limiter. in tho ilronx. Tuesday. after it pleas-
. . Printed Batiste. White and Colon. , .. _ , . -.-T-s_... _ Hm. . 4;- __., m
. .
t‘ - OMY 10c. Near Linen. ‘ ..
Snow Flake. 19 cents. IE . 1,
White and Colon. White only. 5 .... . >.
CHILDREN'S WASH o asses, 25:: to $1.00. N S r
' ‘x
LADIES’ HOUSE possess $100. RUbbel' 0 a] "1g 01' i‘ [(3in );
Toned
980
iii
. ADtckerman 8t Son l.
, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
We GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING suture.
PONY VOTES
Oven this Evening until 7°30 P. M.
New arrivals, just in time for the holiday.
Neckweat, Girdles and
Fancy Ribbons
Neckwear~New Collars, Fichus,
"Vestees, Guimpes, Collars and Gulf
Sets, Etc, Etc.
V‘Mxtle of the sheerest organdies, the filml‘est nets and laces the
most {airt like embroidery in the correct Paris shapes at 25¢
£00100.
WINDSOR TIES, made of crane do chine, in all
4...... 25¢ and 50¢.
Girdles, Belts and Sashes--
There are Roman stripe, Dresden white kid, patent leather.
fancy brocade and white pique in a variety of styles including the
will make yo
6C0
the new
VacuUm Bott es
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Manufacturer’s Guarantee with every one of them.
6 COupons' and 98c
j_ 'Potnt. Tuesday evening.
will bring a Nickel One into your home.
Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what
a household necessity it has become.
now before the supply is exhausted.
Motor Party,
FRIDAY. N“ 3, 0m
, .
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Che D. ll). Read C0.
Wlmm
I'm
53% 16W
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Friday Evening the Sim: will be open unul nine o‘clock. —-———-—— . ; a;
Saturday. July Fourth, closed all day. —— ‘ i
Commencing Monday. the sixth the store will close at >3 e Ufigj.‘ “kt“ ”1 sum- '
d‘YI- 4t 3“
Summer Totlct Comforts
Cleansing Creams.
Nortiica .“l
litlth1._t\t.1u:c ;, .\
Halcyon it“. i. \
{191115.10}, Ll‘t‘itlll ‘2; (ix
Freckle Lotions.
.\l;l’;\i.1;1tlrt.:“ ‘:,.".~.
.\!.1‘.‘.itt.t int! '1 .4,
's\ir11l:1t t 111.131: ;_. V, ,.
Stillnnni's i". .;.n "1 V,‘
Talcum Pewders.
(Aztrtlcn wi .\il:th 3w 1.}. ti 7::
i‘}llt‘1ttll\'\ l‘h'ut's 751‘ incur tit- lt~:.11.tt-tt- 7 c
Stittthh's t.:tr1t;ttinn 1‘1“ il:1lc_. ,“ N >1: 7:,
Powder Pulls. . Body P0wders.
it~tt.t11:5.§:t.75 t-t-.:11ul>‘1.m_ ”Mug." \‘:.,1,., :1
l.;1t1rh‘> \\ml 5. to. ts. 31M 3) ctx. it. ztul ti. Rim; illt‘.\tit'l' .m-
Liquid Powders. Toilet Waters. ‘ it“:
Ntlrtllt‘fl ,‘SC lluthttttk tint-111:1}.t 7:.)
Mir.» Dena :3l.--l ‘. Liv St-n (7:.
tiricmttl SLIM \‘ilgiuin linst- 751:
Refreshing Colognefl. Florida Waters.
llutlunt‘s llcatlut‘hc FF“ \l‘“ ‘ :ttttl l.:1.1.n:1n 2:1‘
('1 tlgrttc‘s ‘ 3 . 47c fill 53.:
~lulntnu .\l:thttt [within :56 lill‘llll‘ils _:.'_:c
Deodorants—without perfume . Sachct Powders
t ltlnrh-no 25c and 3.0.0 [Ittiittttwpt :0.)
\Wrtlct llrttt 500
.\mttl‘in 15w and 50C i't‘i‘sirilltt WC
.\li ti lhtwt‘ l'i‘ii't“illll" tillitliit‘s‘ hill: l: in") Hill ttttlli trtltil le 'nui nut-ti “\lml 11ml lit‘ "
\ ta) :n;'m_\ ctsntcm tutu l>>l tht- t1 1 tliutr lute, put up in ntttnttiit illilll.
lttiitt N11: tn.
Black Velvet Ribbons
and ghoul natural.
A Summer Brassiere
.\ new ntmlcl that is Special.
charming, with which ttllt‘ Widths. 1 1-: inch 226
may enjoy perfect truwhun. _, ind!“ 25c
(115C and comfort. lt in ttt‘t‘i‘ .2 t4 inches 11).
lily lrinnnctl \\ith hire and _, 3, 4 inchts .i‘)“
tinitc suitzthlc t1.) \‘u‘ill‘ llltth‘l' 3 incht-s 4“,.
thin waists. 4 [_4 “WINS. talc
lit-its :tntl tih‘tih-s of “luck
\‘chI will distinction to lllly
‘ This is it good otter-
50¢.
Sizes from 3.; to 44,
~ tti't \s.
in};
‘ Complete
Without one of our
Simplex
Hot 30 Hours
M. u:oxto'xvnommcuxmnmrnoccu:wtturvcvxuym
u the possessor of a Rubber Toned one.
opens and $1.13
Bring yOur Coupoas
,1 ow vest? elrecta.
Ribbtms
come here for late novelties in Roman stripe’Dresden, moire
‘ d tancy edge ribbon, as well as good qualities in all the staples,
reasonable prices.
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel. Every day is a:
Vacuum Bottle Day.
"‘heLN. E. Ryan 00.
WASl-llNGTON smear.
court-mottwnm.
pens: item
_Bottlc. . ._.
-._.--
.anl'rnbu. Itwiilny you to get. our price: baton M
wwhoduamomtcl.
"wanna mum-an. tint mum-um
_ Present the ohm: coupon at this office, with five
other: of consecutive dues, and the cost amount of ex-
m Msom did cold Io hours. Strongest.
m m “on W
View» III-time! Bottle Mirth
Matthieu, and get this Simplex. Vacuum
- l
l
,‘ ’icl‘uding a handsome _ .5
Ivory Bottle guaranteed to-
Simple, Highest ’
l. the interior and exterior of the Center:
'j school building.
‘3 Alan Patterson, who. in company with madge Hill
‘ months’ visit in Nova Scotia.
3 0‘ W‘- “nd Mrs. E J Craig was oper- afternoon. The Chambers A"1rot\svtill
. ated upon in the Stamford Hospital. play at 10 a m
.- Tuesday, for appendicitis.
: a play to be given by the members of a silver wedding anivemsary of ma
~ “16 Vow Canaan Granse. in Raymond'stuves in Brooklyn, this week, and dnr 1
I -,Hsll Thursday, July 16,8 p. m.
. wood plies, on Cherry street}. to Anna
f_ tilted“ mot-m tempt.
tft trficl Section. 5,111..“
Flags for the Fourth
Government Standard Bunting, tht hcst "I‘iltit‘i lh it “can iancl lucps color tor many
Rihh ill
y“... \s it $5.00‘
Special in Sterling Bunting. nil in». .l. _:_ x 8 $1.. $3.50
A Cotton Flag \ritlt 3 it. stuff. huhnt‘tis :tntl fixture t'ntttpl clc. size 4 x (1 it. 936} '
Saturday Special in Sunshine Biscuits . "figs“:
‘ l‘nuutl i'mx. (iSSJl‘it‘ti. 31C. "
. Basement.
a...
nut \islt uith Mr. and Mrs. Rodney will be incorporated and Mr. \\ul.' EAGLES To NORWALK-
”Light, of PRl'k street. iwill not as. president and treasurer.
l
Degree Team and Members from
Danbury to Participate in Parade.
The auto truck ownedyby the Soutlt- Town Clerk Edward Rutledge and;
eastern Farms 00., conveyed a party'family \xill enjoy the cooling breezeu‘
of triends from Lewlsboro to new“ and the fine sea air on the shores of; A large party of members ot the to
It‘alrtieid Beach for the next two weeks. Veal aefle of Eagles of Dautmry, will
- They will occupy the "Crustacean" cot-
.George T. ‘Smith and a force atom. tuge.
ployes are busily engaged in painting
come to Norwulk this evening on the
6:40 train to participate in the "Night
The annual picnic of the not-ms in Before the .Fourth' tarnital and' par
ble class of the Methodist Cl1urc‘11,witt t'ade The palade in Norwalk is ex
be held Thursday, Jul)- 9. on the spa pected to be one of the largest eter
Postals have been received from cious WW“ 0‘ Ml‘s- m”HY-1'3“"? l‘al seen in that city, and there Will be 0.
The party Will take this number of divisions and a large num<
ber of. organizations both from Nor-
walk and otrtoftown places in line
Manager Schmidt has bfokeldt two The parade will start at eight 0 clocki
of the fastest semiprotess onu 8111111! v
The three and :1 mm year 01d son 01‘ New York for July 4, morning and :fidogpblrtilligrrzgeagizox (10:11:18 is):
servance oi the Fourth.
1n the ntternoon theé One of the divisions of the parade
i Vernons, 0‘ Bay Ridge, will play. :will be composed 0; Eagles and this.
ded division will be led by the degree
team or the Danbury aerie of Eagles ~
which has been chosen from all the
ting their absence their children, F1 an jother ““95 of the state for this “5‘
do and Miriam Brant, and Claude 'nal honor Besides the degree team.
A delegation °t New Cnnaunitos 91‘ Shay remained with their grandpa, about twenty- dive members 0’ the
pact to attend an mhbmmg in rents, on Baldwin street. local aerle will be in the ”parade The
'thdgeiteld on the Fourth of July. when -._._..... idezree team will be headed by eight
the cornerstone for the new scltOol Miss Josephine Nlud, Miss Carrie members of the Kennedy Guard drum
will be laid Nidd and Mrs. Nldd. oi Alendale. N. .l ,:COI'DS
and Mrs.. (-Dr.) Butterworth. of. Paton-i The members Of the degree team
son, N. J.. were guests of Edward M“ who will come to Norwalk to partlel~
this week. King Edward received his pate in the parade will be as follows:
mother and sisters while on the throne‘ Martin Heating, mductor: James
at the carnival, Monday evening. McDonouglt. Hans Brain. Charles Lo- .
cava, George Eurdick. Peter Lied, 5‘
Frank Gallo, Jan. tMaloney, A, Asher
Augustus Frederick, Charlton"
Edward Reilley and Charles
,.D»‘
M
m
10:25 train in the morning.
cu—
his family, is enjoying a severatl:
|
i
t
“Between Two Lives" is the title oil \ir. and Mrs Frank Brant atten
.-_—-.~
A dead bus been recorded this week,
(if the sale of thé tote Harriet E. Lock .
Mimi Minnie Lucknoo‘tf- and“ ids L.
him ‘ ‘ t
Albert Ransom Brow n, brakemun on;
"m“ min: Davidson has [hon up the New Haven railroad. is back withiman
W mm on st'cnomphor (or in. Father Green, on the Branch. He ar- iHaveran,
1"" 11ml ammo o Mead“. of Show rived last week utter an absence 0! Reinhold.
f0”- Ind hfir‘flfihfl it! now being several months hobnobblng on the M
1, main line. To say- that oil Brown's sauna) Wont. up a quick action
. , . friends were glad to nee him back on and inexponltvo moons at commut- .
balloon tummy the old job goes without saying. and cunt-n. They anon! n dim}: my ot
lbsoont Judging from the hearty handshakes carrying I message to the on“ who
IIIIIIII he received ‘1‘?“ he showed up. will be most interested.
Norwalk Chronicler