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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 13, 1914 · page 8

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MONDAY, JULY 13. 1914

 

 

 

 

 

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The huge Palace offlprtlc’ulture is not in the South
Gardens of the Panama. Pacific international Exposition and
will be one of the Inn at striking iontuii n no the visitor en-
ters the main exposition ates tit Scott utrooloflfihol dome
will bc covered “Illl glatzs, 11nd at night )1! {2' roll-
lights within the ['3th flfljcnuoe the gm 3! to
gloatn with 1111 thr- colors of the rainbow. The lighting et~
feet will be visible from the harbor. Crowning the dome
may be seen the "ilower hnskot." Thin Is 26 foot in height
and weighs more than one hundred tons. This photo-
graph shows tho framewmlt ol' the building as it nopcared
early in hiay. 'i he exposition will open in Son Francisco.
February 20,19l5. '

 

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A'Nearer VIEW 0! "It Dome. Copyright. "in, by Panama-Pacino

 

 

FAMOI3§ SCULPTOR’S CONCEPTION OF “WATER,” FOB COURT OF THETUNIVERSE.

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Scene in one or the sculptural “when!” on the- «position grounds. The tiguro above to hurt 11! o rental-lo
able sculptural composition by Robert I. Aitkin, one of the most brilliant. of American sculptors. The figure.
;repiesenting the sculptor’s conception of "Water," is I. companion piece to three other symboliéal sculptures-
"Fire," “Earth" and "Air.” The four natives. typirying the elements; will flank the Closeouts into a root sunken
garden in the Iauperb court of honor, the Court of tho Universe. 011 tho left my be soon the original model from

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VIBES-I. SOUTH UMHVJTau Ul' IiiLI‘ I‘IINRIEVEL EXPOSITIGN 0‘" AT NIGHT-2..

Copyright 1914. by Pmlmn-Pocii‘lo international Exboaition (rampant: ‘

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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 

17‘1”th E

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PRELIMINARY WOMAN SUFFRAGE
i v11 roav IN OHIO.

Ohio has :H'Ul't'tl its one hundrpd
and tour thoumud 1111111115 net-essay _
l1,r ii.“ 41.11 1:: u “institutional »
nth-moment. Tim is the inrgmt init-
ial petition 141 er so! iled in the world.

’ihi: means that 1hr: qurntion of
Equal Suffrage \xiii ii' kuhmitt‘ed to
tho.1 voters: of Ohio in November. 01:10
thus becomes the sewnth calilpalgn
state, tin,- others '11 Ill('ll :\!.l Vote upon
the uueflion in Norvlnhtr bring Ne-
vada. Montana. Nomi 1:.1111-121. South
liokwtn. Kebrarka 111111 :ull>:.0uil.

‘ “When will (Tunliecticiu catch up?"

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.IQ‘QfxlNECTICUT INVENORS-

 

 

 

 

’Ir: 11:ll.’:'1'i"tg gr. lrnliid Jul) 7,
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Tutor.

l '1'11 :3. How ~. Hartford liox-
stl'uppiivo «11> lSStlt' 1
1m $111.0! .\‘ lir'iiia 1. llam-

 

lot'lr1tiiw'ils_

ilm'uni i-j. Erwin. \71311' llrition, 111111
ll_ Kl flursline, IIl‘letII‘ {‘hrt'iwon
trnlinti upswirntml.

Allwri l7. 1111111111111. llrlsttvl. .’\lltl-
llit‘llnlz hunting.

tools A, Ai'ifrgcr. 1-1 .11., Gl‘t‘tlm‘it'h

Slum runait'llsor.
i‘rnnld ll. Elisa. Stamford, Electro-
unonmzi i1-lwzraph,

GARDEN PRODUCE SOLD.

T111 1i1iitil'1n in the galorn (Ullit'c‘l
111' the Xt‘iitwilg t‘ltic Leanne mun 1';
the Lilu'ur)’ :1u1i1loriiun. at tolrihlrzy.
Saturday morning. bringing
oi 1111111 they had raiwd, “Wild \1, ore
«i\ 1'lzildr1'11. l‘.’ of [ht vi<1t1ir> of 1h:
Pd1d1ni~ a: .d the ((ll‘liltlIIIl 1 and some
irirntis‘. 'lhr products of tin- lltll‘tIt,‘!ln'
made, a fine showing. 11111! 1:1:11'2'1 nu:
sold,‘ though the intention “11> 1.3111111,
to see what can be counted on for tho
market which will begin next Satur-

 

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.191 him '12; ‘ Comfortable
AND ATTRACTIVE FURNISHINGS
MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

 
 

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un}: Jul} Pm, and \IIII l1 lu'ltl lit
front 11:” the \m-ualk Hotel. Mlao‘ )Ia- TV'LZN THE HOUSE AND THE
bel Pryor i.~ the manager. and it is HOME:

hoped the children will be flblt: to :1”

 
 

enough to 1-1;: 1 urtige 111cm. 'i‘imir 20 PER CENT. OFF ON HAM-
\\‘ill‘9!~' must ht: >triotlv up to H11: llial'fi

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and their uric-e» lnarltet prim->1, 11‘ the oc‘ ' PORCH ROCKERS. CHAIRS RL"

 

idefl is to hclo the childrcn to 1111111
practiqal business moth-,1}: t'olonvi
llunswll is wry hind 111113 wilful

ith‘im; the spat-(1.. but tln- (1:111:11: '1sz
to do all the work under tho dirt-1 11.1.
than Pryor. 'l'h'c children arc to
come at eight and m'ranrt' tiuii' 1'111'1'5,

Summer SchOoi

JULY 6 TO AUG. 80. 8:00 to 12:00.

Sierin Elli} ii‘i -
127-129 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHOI‘IE105.

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Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Steno- - _

.1 km. Typewriting.

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tho 11111 rkot is' to be open from 5'30 10‘
i- n. 1'11-1'1 Suturduy morning, 11:; long‘

(‘rnmmnr School Pupils I’l‘t‘pult- i i r ‘ .
as the wgetubl-z's 11nd limwrs 11151, 1“

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Strh‘wn 'i‘ t‘lmith. Standard. TVYN“ . Full lixnmtnatitns. 1‘111' ninturv mow.» sumosslul. I Food Jub Printing
writng lilfli‘IlIlle. ENTIRE 0081' $15.00 3—” _ . ,. .n i U

“h Ham (‘3' altar mm H1111 toil, ‘ ',-' ' 1 . ._.. Beat Pa er. Best Work ant Prion
‘ 'm " Merrill Business Lo’lvgc 1 . 5. . I p '
"'“m‘l’ Rh“ ('30 ”HUB ; as NORTH MAIN STRCET

7 " ’ .I ' 'l. '5, k. ta de . .
3111111111. l,‘ ;\ urph). I nltvilh Scuth Norwll S m r 11 , :5. NORWALK PHONE 907 ;
“hueIor'l hruthasuna apparattm Port Chester. - iALIFAX AND 87, JOHN'S NEW- I ' _'

Gemizv ii, fig-rug Shelton. Tim-l1 tor ”a w_ ”dung..-“ _ -_ - FOUNU1.AND. i . ,,. -
mirr1»1~., ziruéhhs or similar t"ll1-t nr~ ‘ ' Round Trip, New York to Haii- '
ticlcs tdwigm 1.1:; ............ . ........ $40.00

George 5‘ “INN“ “incisor: l.ocl:s., "7 Round Trip, New York to St. “lake 460

Elevating tru -l‘

lumen A l than Not-walk, {larane'
loirfleld \eu

Satiluel l1 \1' htiglgr
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Arthur Chi: ‘ 11)., how
limorinr extlnt‘ts for foods.

Cinytun “row. in‘. Hill-10L Crissors
andshoors. «g- ' j

The Spl’llt‘t‘!‘ Turbine (‘lcnncr Co,
Hartford, \‘ncuun: itcstei‘s.

PHiLosofihv AND RHYME.
If the prevailing color of sheep

 

new block. the whit-3.1111195. presum-

lit.

aly’. would be thq outcas- ,
alumna o to: to on Q» "in
the ground llool.” beware of trap
doors

{\"lint ic 1 filed‘uhsoliiohlwo In only
all cut-1111111 fill-y in“ do 11 . 11:
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When nrnixo’i‘: expected. silence is
often more cxaapernting than 11111 craa

criticism m-ultl be. ,

\‘uhody 11mm to home upon van 7

after vou lot 'it be known that you
won't hove imposition.

The mole sensitive a person is, the
less regard he usually has for the

feelings of others. 18

 

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YOUR FEET ARE ENT bED

 

 

 

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’ I ,, SHINGLES.

:IIH Ammo:

‘ 1 ransom.

.lolm'u_ Newfoundland $30-00
Let Us Book You for One of These
Pleasant Summer Trips.

”Layton & (‘11.. inc.
Rants, NOTARIES puauc

I ‘ 5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.

Your Faitnful
Messenger
We urge you to use our telo

phone i‘recly l‘or whatever you need
in our line at YOL‘I: convenience.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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RANGES Monmm IIIIIII $33?“

5 MA’N 3T1, NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

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3001:» Your Plumb- IE?
gin}: Need Attention '5

smur‘olu). 11.11351. '
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it it sluts best to notch o
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i: iir '11 Man) because its ten-
{Ii-l .1 is to grow worst with,

I‘m “with. rov A.“ Rupo\

.s'Ionec. Hoteliline 1
Company

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We have had some very hot days

 

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'; ' i . I bitgm'm”? equhment Appears to-11111i will have many, more before th
_ _ . _‘ nine out of order in the lean. . ' '
- ' Home-1111113613“ repair: 611‘ Summer is over: ‘
77777 ”777‘ '7" W -7 moire-shifts at .5 and 9‘6 “1..

‘From “PUBLIC INSTRUGTION IN; IIlenotl‘lest in that. long run— fl

 
 

FIRE PREVENTION." <place your plumbing problem:
f “Wooden Shingles are the plincipnl .‘ “n N" shoultleio “"1 '9 will
litmcrican conflagrntion breeders.‘ 55°!“ thom ‘ om'ptly and anti:-

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TWlien dry, thev' ignite like tinder [18 torLy

when thing brands or sparks alight 33HOR[\CE R. NASH

upon them Once. aphlngle roof is on :22
North “tin and Went».
5 .

A GAS
RANGE

will greatly reduce the tenipernturei‘o

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the. the drought of the flames tears
(E the light shingles and carries them 9 . . :
to other roots to he. ignited in 1.11.1,I Z
and their turn to 1111111511 new nylné
brands."
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'the kitchen, and will help to malt.

 

 

the Summer more enjoyable.

ASBESTOS CENTURY ‘ We have theni at all prices. I?“

 

The United Electritt. ‘
7_Li2ht 81 Water Co

amiaw Ave.I

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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