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Bathing Suits
“The Swim Easy’
Haring only Your buttons is any to pux on and on.
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Attractive.
Comtotraole, Popular
Men's Bathing Suits.
g 50: to $2.00.
Eathingo Suits.
s4
10$.I
leleS’ Bathing Suits,
$1.59 to $6.49.
Child's Bathing Suits,
$1.00 to 83.49. i
v-IIIBathing Shoes
T'A.Dickerman & Son
PHONE 446.
scorn NORWALK. CONN.
w: GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADlNG STAMPS.
POE? Y VOTES
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Boys‘
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Bathing Caps I
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New Dancing Corsets
lia'erI'IILIre-in town, cit? and village—weenie have gone wild
This
(Item Country
uninicr will mark the height of the
in
I:
over the new dances
danciu; cruzIr ll: hoarding house. every sum»
mer bond. , noon and night. .
l
inspection ol‘ our new euies 01' l
the guest:- .Iill dinco morning
We IIdI.'i.9c :III
, ‘R. AND G. DANCING consz'rs. 1
They are flexible and allow perfect freedom and grace in the - z
* - dance. l
Model A9952. mm ......... T.” ............................ 31.00 E
' Model Tl—-—‘.' ..’, priCo ...................................... . $1.?!) l
ModelC~2Z>tl ....... .. 82.00 ‘
Mullet F—L'Z-I‘I, price ... . ............................... $3.50 i
rm. Fittings on all Coriete at $2.00 or over.
The N. E. Ryan. Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
9 i.
j I; on WASHINGTON STREET.
No Sailing or
{Motor Party
Complete
Without one of our
Simplex I
acuum Bottes
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 30 Hours .
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Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what
household necessity it has income. Bring your Coupon: .
ow before the supply is exhausted. ‘ 7’ I
MPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE
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Routine Curried Out Yesterday,
CAMP HILLDERING, R. F. 0,
int; born reported:
uh).
John Stewart
Arthur Canterbury l
‘ Scoliilliiiute‘!‘ Edwin AustinE
Troop 1. Hair} Lockwood
IrIrirI-s nto Ilght.
Bijoupon f No.4? 4
., BUSlill Wlilflllllllill’
With Many Visitors Present to
[See'the Exercises
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(riperini to The Sentinel.)
12,
WESTPORT, CONN.
()n Suturdns alternoon the follow-
it'ullaI-v Smith
'l'hoinae Hort»:
LI ‘I‘ie llol'i'a'
t‘liarlns Suiiiiu
\\iIii‘.IIn .luewndl
llouarIi (‘oxnstotk
Gerhardt linhn
John CaIIIpIII-ll
Cliit‘ord Saundere
Arthur Coley
Fred Krocsflz
Cllfl'ord Conisiock
llulold Murphy
Assistant Scout .‘Ilnster, Eliunr Mur-
’l‘rIiop l.
'1‘: out) 2,
Troop 3.
l’uliucr Sherman
Rouoil, itowan
Louis SoIiIIretrom' ' I‘
('lifl'erd “input-mi
Robert Show
Hirlllll Brim-ruler
Leon Wee-d
Edward ‘,‘.'inIIhe.-.I,ter
Harold SYPI‘
Georgc Rowan
Edward Sherman
Ellswoxth Paxton
Charles (‘utuuco
Scoutmuster Douglas Nash
Seoulmnswr George W. Chamber-I
lulu. ~ E
On Saturday afternoon the routine
consisted of roll call and supper, the
menu or which was; hot biscuits and
we
NOTICE
My The Prices are Attractive.
t‘illl sale you money
icold bulIed henna. and which the boys
'thorongltly enjoyed. '
quote mu. 1 lime the stotI‘It and ill)‘
i make a EDIl‘l'iHKJIl
run and title like new'.
prices
ileasouumel
122 SOUTH MAIN 832.4%
‘ Dr ’Phone 1322-2. W. R. Auetln. 1‘I
Woouward Avenue.
_, Bargains in erd Care.
1 191.) Pullman Touring, It bargain for
a notch burer.
,
. ..
tour i’mnt oi View
has everything to do with the care
you giro youri'teethw
8088811001118 think it better to
wait till thoy~hare become so bad-
ly demand that not a. perfect. tooth
to a dentist, while others préter
the more sanitary: method or havl
‘ing their ”teeth examined regularly
and alltroublea' rectified before
they reach‘a desperate Irate. In
“ode his mum.- my workmanship
the best.
DI J H Mallory:
I 1| £0. Moth a... to. Network.
\
1, Uneedo 356““
Let me know. I ”Hing
Austin 3 Garage ‘»
remains in the month before going . .,
either case you-wilt and my math: I ‘
_ NO
35:]: for. truce liltinz blanks and free book
Temp: thevappetite.
please the taste and
nourish énc body.
Ctispmleanand fresh——
5 cent: in the moisture-
ptoof package.
Round. thin, tendéu.
with a delightful flavor
——appropriate for
luncheon, ta 3 a n d
dinner. 10 cents.
Prince of appetizers.
Makes daily trips from
Ginger-Snap Land to
waiting mouths every-
where. Say-Zn Zu to
the grocer man, 5 cents.
Alter the hoye had not up
In It o'clock trips unro 90!")de and. Qwilfl‘. sziflotto
Daily Line
TO NEW. YORK
for freight only. r‘rehzht
leaves Pier 2?. Dust Rittl‘. New York iNorwnlk: capital 35 000. .
(foot of Chillerlne strectl every day ’ . .
except sundny at 3 IL. In.
South Not-walk up to. 5 3"
Nouwmn
Steamboat Liiie
, ANNiNG J. SMi‘t H. Lessee.
VQEORGE F. ROOTS. Genernt‘IAgcno. . .
"'1'. to} tom:-
house-
”keeping they had inst'I IIIIion in knot
and then prupurmi the wood
llonr requlretnentn the make of tire. for the chef to Inst ill llfi‘lml‘lnfl "‘9
- Eton prefer und 1 will he pleuecd totl'leflli.
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H-wl
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I llotchkiea J’erk Manufactuiing for -
pan} Bridgeport final celtiflmte' of
Freight W
Wired at Xorwal‘s up to :'- p. in. find
the bosom! to not ‘
9The order of the day new” was
as follows
6:30. reveille.
Bathing in river.
7:3Ii, breakfast, fresh
creamed codfieh.
'3, police duty.
I lit. all the Scouts were divided into
ltwo classes, swimmers and non-
isu‘lmmem, and the inter were gi\ en
jiiislrutlion in swimming by Scout-
muster Douglas \‘asii.
l 12 dinner corned heel and (alibage
Land rice pudding.
:30. off UOUIidS until 4 o'clock.
I 3‘30. supper, cteamed IJUlLthCé and
hot biscuits.
i Alter supper there was a paper
I‘(‘llllbl.. t‘ollowed by tossing in a blan-
ket and other I-anip joilities. story tell-
_I'ng. etc.
9. tape.
Exeryone was reported \"Cll water-
day. except one boy, “ho had a
will und had to he {futilt'ti b) Dr, “Vii.
limo .l. Trove-y. and auozher boy, (‘LIII-
IeI'lIury, who had a badly ulterIItt-Ii
tooth. and as this could not {It-I irrat-
ed in. I-IIInII. he was sent lIquI
A9 \isitnrs yuntelduy, their
Mi. and Mrs. Edgar Murphy. .\ir. and
Mill. l.iIIll9_ Mr. Coley, Mr. and Mrs.
.Keogh, Dr. and Mrs. William J, ’l‘rnIcJ
or, two 9021.9 and Miss 'l‘i'at‘ey, .\ir.
and “L9. l‘hnrlvs leanmher. and Mr.
bread and
l
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and Mrs, W. Sieixail, or “wet XIII"-
walk.
iJr. ’l‘rucoy I-oniuiendrd on the tart
t.:ut the (unto was laid out on such
high ground. and the location was an
ideal one in Her)- way. He Iiaid the
were of Illness. the 'on with the rhiil
rind the other with the tilt-orated
tooth. nonld \cry liltely have orcur~
rod nn_\'\\'u_v, had the youths been in
comp or at home.
“Mrs. Murphy made the hearts of
the hide glad by the gutter three doz—
en bananas and three dozen oranges.
11‘ um other gmoroua person desir-
ed to make themselves solid with the
Scouts, they could send up about or
teen quarts of berries and ihrer gul»
ions or ice cream. Tho boys have
good appetites and likely a variety of
edllllt‘fi. ‘I
NEW iNCORPORATlONS.
Tllt‘ Standard Fire
(Ionpuiiymot‘ Illartiord, has filed a
Leitllirnta in toh office of the secre-
tary or state showing an incrcaw
of .t‘aipitnl stot‘k from $500,000 to
$I.IIII=I,II00. The document is signed
by W, A. Sunburn, M. 'l., Hence.
George A. Guy. F. l‘.’l-‘urlong. and
‘Edwlrd B. lintch. i
1. Other documents the
tiled
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are
«I
. Certificate of incorporation of mo
'Arrlgotti Gout t‘onmnny, ot’
,Iown, capital 350.000; incorporutori.
Certificate of incorporation oi the
Burial Case Company of OIIIIIIg-I.
Certificate of organization of
$80th Norwrtlk‘ Oyster Farms com-
bum. r *‘
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awarding...
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tor position!"
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' Thamérit
v
lfi‘wti
-oruou-i Ann ofrIoIAno
.w..-.~.
. “wig—f
e
wound?“
. ‘ you do through the
m. Lon-LP“ Anne!
Thousand- of eaten everywhere prove thrill
deequi Write
L0'11 w'm But. You: Paw
.33' A. SHOUT HIRE! AGENCY -
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HOW ABOUT YOUR GLASSES?
Have you worn thorn for. home
time? it so. remembir the Eyes.
change and different lenses may
«sight.
Have your eyes examined today
lnurance .‘
Middi I?-
the
“momenta: incorporation of ‘he .
propellersiiurxport company, incorporated, at
Housewives wst‘cu Sentinel“: What
Adve for clues to that atoll-Lil to? bet.
"9.
be necessary to give you perfect~ ,
r
Women’s Tai
“Jul! In the \\I.9't.
various Bali P";
. A ball club in ti lt’l'lllill‘ guino mu do
six hits in one inning, one at them a
tI'iplII, and yet out :1 single run crossed
the plate. This tIIrriIic luimbirdniont.
with fronknh result was pullod oft in
the first inning of thi- gunic. The first
man to face the pitcher smashed the
ball to tho corner of the lot for II
triple :Ind was thrown out at the plate
trying to sti‘tItrlI his hit into .1 home
run. The scroud batsman swutted II
single quI. lilac his. predecessor. tried
to multo un Mtru hose and was heat“.
oil out at second. 'i‘lio third huh-Inuit
and the fourth and fifth :Ilnu singinl.
li‘illimt the buses. The sixth qun :It
the pinto hit the bull between tiriit and
second bust. and thcI runner who bud
been on lil‘St \9'119 hit by the l‘uIllI‘d
ball. netirin: the hide without I1 run
scorltigr-(‘hivugo Tribune.
. Her Game Blocked. -
Tho thnld’lotvking little woman on
the cor noticed that-her purse was not
in her bag. where IllIII inn] pine-ted it.
lustenl it won hanging from Mr arm
on II I':h:Iin~lII;ngin; in full View nhore
it, would wutpt.thu nimble nun-r9 of
tho IIlI~lthIIrltI-l.9' uselnuod to (lint bout.
“2th "rout i‘oruthonuli t Silt“ pl I-ktd up
l-‘r‘anlr .‘Irrlgoni, D' Arrigoni. ”Mm ”ll‘ {111190 mul I-turiod to but it in the
Po. Richard C Farah .nnd Ernest “1;“... .1... 1.1“... (m... w in. be
5‘. Davis. . cause it “.19 .IttthIIti to tho mm of
the persimmony faced wit'uriu stundiuc
1105:! to llt‘l'. Ili’ t'Ulll'N‘ the wouiun
utth the in}; stopped right there and
dropped the stranger's purse.
"You‘d better let that ulouu" Spokn
up the pt :9: niuiom {III-«Id Winn .m ‘1”-
been notch ng you oi or sun II )on gIII'
on. und you need ‘i't think i Iii dn't sou
what you were trying to do."-9Clo\'II»
15nd l‘luhi [hattux
4
Fresh Air. '
There to throughout the civilized
world on lut‘l‘euaillg knowledge ot‘ the
nir is beneficial to those who are iii.
i'orhups in 100 30an the: will find
it does not hurt; those who are hell. "
It has tnken over the century {implies-i
cd i“ Franklin. but at; lust hoards of
health; btlrenus of charity trnstI-cs or
schools. commissions on housixg in
indigent: bodies in all phases of civic
life ukc the need (it securing Iill pus
.gitbie s'InIliI lit and fresh nir.’ -— Ex
éhnhfl.
.Muoieal Calamity.
Mrs. Nowriche—vl believe our next
door neighbors ion the rtght'hre as poor
as chttrch-inlce.'flirnm. Mr. NowriI-he‘
«What makes )0“ think so? 'Mrs.
\‘ewrlobe—i‘ tin-they cun’t nitord one
of them mechanical piano players; the
9 by ‘0." OCULIST daughter is tithing lessons by hnud.— View ct. for Mrs. H. R. Roberts. tip-
87 M‘ mun Munro. sumfoI-o Conn; PM“ cost 01 which will be $3,000.
‘ I . ..
Dean 83!. fivonln 3. Set. 1897. n , . “"—“
I Cellmomfikggc'CESEZfimmWm, John Morton has the contract to
L It cement: made by dissolving mm of build a frame bungalow on Fliltw
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celluloid. to acetone. it takes any a
' few minutes to make the cement.
Which is applied like glue, the broken
. edger are pressed together. and in ur-
teen minutes the content is hard.
W
When I Mule liken.
I
Established 1857
lored Gowns
.Hlt bayonet Ii t‘iil‘. >1! ‘:‘.l!IIi .‘ " 9 I. ll\ l gaff ._
l‘II'Ili-Iiwl Curtis, lino 5.1403 lip 4 9 .IziIi X to... \\ 9‘"
IIl.
$5 00, $7. 50, $10 00 and $12.5
LI blue, tun. Iiizthu; an. iIIl [It I 1 ‘.l: \‘I.I
1.1:tl.c IlII IIII‘IItiIIiI .II I‘. l'iilti' II;II9 . , 9" I 1,...
t‘.l'll and l ..r_\ 591. it in 1:119 9.. . It . .~ . ..
9tII'l.. Lill'l t.!.'tt lilt' .Ii;.IlIt':.Il~,. .Ivs l‘Il It... l. :1
}_‘l;‘."\..111\.‘t;li‘l 'Eilp‘ itcl'it ’1, Iiit' 9".1II :JMJ'i. “
ii «‘iiL 93:»)I1‘Iti min {i Tdii ltzi lI,.II . I'.IIII IIIIItl.9.
urtil illi‘li‘ i-Ir .I \\llilL‘l suit. 9lzc u‘iIl rI-vIH-g fur : 1 II.
tifhll tho c~I9I. ililtl tin-It it LI IslwaI III-c ilI-I.I.II....II, 9l~t- I~;I.II
null ,. or her (Hill It Ilrc9s \\‘ui9 9t and the 9IIIII‘.I‘-;III:II I! It
tunic. tlII'III‘ I} limingI Ll liiilhc III :99 in I I -l Ixrutitvr. ,\
gill iillIl:;illl ltIMIL'I9'. 9cm lvl Ilt II'.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Record). ‘
Plans for Elke’ Home.
Architect lI‘IIrris S. .liorehouae
completing the plans for [119 proposed
new building for the South i‘oruniir
Lodge. B. l‘. t). E. The new liIIilIiIu .
will be 38.91% feet, with an dIiirion to
the present t‘l'ume building. 3va5 font.
0." hollow tile and stilt-med, [no Si‘m'l"?
high. The building will be h-‘utcd by
steam and lighted by oleurlcity .il‘iil
the lodge room will hum maul (‘tll-
lng. Joseph J. Linxu‘oiler is chuirnimi
of the building counnitteo-
Tokeneke Houses.
Architect A N. Paddock llls .9I.-III
ed work on plans to: tuo I‘I .:I.i .e r. l
dences to in elected ‘ht l‘o‘IIIInIlIn
Each of the houses will he titted up
is
with all the conveniences u9-uul to
summer residences, and will port
about $5,300 apiéct‘.
Figuring Plans.
The plans of Architect Ferris S
MorIIhoune tor the new biooi; on Norm
Main street for Charles Pennington
are now being flour-“:1. Tho but m I
will be three stories ltigh,t I hritl; till 1
wood. and arranged for «mic-I and l I...
ententn.
“Welt Avenue House.
Plans are being made by Ralph li
(heat for a residence to he built .II
West avenue. hour the fieilioII'..~t
Church. for Mrs. W. H. Smirk. i'
will have seven rooms, ivitl- all llli
movements, and will cost about $3M...
Contract for House.
mine of sunlight ”1111 01' {1‘08“ “if J. F. McMahon has In: contract; to
Benjamin lIrIInltilII in lI.'I~i wrote: build a frame house on Mt. firm”.
l’hydciunn have dlsmvorod that iresh Park avenue and Circle Hug“, m.
John \icGlnn. It will be 3:92;.) but
arranged for one family ui'li all no
proveméuts. The cost will be it, LIIII.
Broad Street Building.
Joseph Sczepunick nus starte II woi‘:
on a Home building on Broad strum,
which “ill be arranged for stores and
tenements, and will cost pliant s-iI'IIiII.
Allen Wood is building it I'l'iliil'r‘
house on the Gregory road {or Annie
L. Wood. it will have six rooms, with
improvements.
C. B. Kunes has the contract to build
a one-family frame house on Sound
street for E J. Van Ross, the coat III‘
which will be about $1500.
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Sentinel Wanu are a nut-2L action
WM Imuloberinstobueutsn
m a!!! that he has Wuhan: tn
. W mun‘tuutnemF-New,
’ and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. The? Word a direct wry 01
carrying a menlege to the ones who
will he moniulntnreuteo
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