Evening sentinel, Friday, July 2, 1915 · page 7

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. town to pay half the expenses.

» Ire arriving at their cottages. ,

' town, and an niillm was sent ilito the in the finals.

day evening.

‘7‘ ed Hatters, are home spending several
‘ days in Danbmv.
traveling in Wisconsin and Michigan after the close oi: the event He will

McNaiiy in Pennsylvania. also meet the contestants in the low- .

fund Mr.
3330.01 representatives report an in- or room of the Club House at 10 ,

"goods in those states.

At minus 4
no serve on an Ice
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7.——-Tlib race.

8.—~—F’inal best, 100 yard swimming
race.

Some slight changes have had to be ’

. made in counties and signals. The

William Dibble, of Norwaik, has starting line or the dingy race will he
been visiting relatives in North Stan}; in front of the Club House and will be
told

, The Ferris Coal Company is mined Whom 101‘ the purpose The course
in: a cargo of coal from the Red Star “'1" be to Tavern Island Spar buoy.
tinge No.21. » NO 1 as already published, unless

-—‘Band Concerts Monday afternoon 2:33? by the ‘bang, and 3° “Ck"

‘ and evening, Roton. }
, 7 , The re arator n will be fired at
Peach growers report well filled p p y g“ '

trees and prospects of a large and “n‘ on the spreader of the “Elsa" and the
“5“"? ““8 "09- boats will be lined up by the bows by
MFB- Harry Billings, Of Nor-walk, is the starter before firing the gun.
visiting for a few days with relatives The canoe and dory race will be.
on Crosby street. Stamford. started on a line between the “Elsa"
-—Straws. flexible brims. O'Brien. and the Club House float, A prepara-
When you are looking for prizes and tory gun will be fired 5 minutes be»
tavors for your next party call at Don- tore the start and code flag "P" (“5‘
nelly’s and see the Art Shop gifts played at the spreader 0‘ the “Elsa
that are Just the thing for such occa- This flag “'1“ be hauled down one min—
sions. ute before the starting gun. The
course. as already published will be

The regular monthly meeting of followed. except should the judges o’e-

‘the Board of Directors of the South
Norwaik Public Library will be held

. _ _ able to shorten it. Should this be.
in. the Library this evening at 8

, done, a launch flying the Vice Commoi
oclock. » idol-9’s flag will be used as a taming

——Open Salmon) “‘3‘“ O’Bricn’s Xmink instead 0% the buoy ott Kcyser's

Public schools ill New York have island, the rest of the course remain-
ciosed fat the summm vacation and ing the same. if this is done 9. led
New York families that spend the ball will be hoisted to the “Elsa'"s '
summer here or in neighboring towns spreader With the preparatory gun, ill-
stead of the code flag “1’.“

~Hoi weather commit and health
3,. easy with Williams Root. Beer in started from the same line as the sail-

the house A splendid toniol, i W ,0 lug canoe race he preparatory sig—
“This New Yolk, New Haven and no] will be a red all and gun on the
Hartford railroad has 'sent out 9. Elisa five minutes before the start

folder entitled “Comfort Then and

mucous 111

.between the “Elsa” and a mark boat '

1 p. 111., and a rod ball will be hoisted .

cide, owing to the Weather it is desiro ”

The paddling canoe race Will be 3‘

The canoes will line up as in the din: -'

 

 

gy race. The course will be as al-
ready published unless modified by:
the “bang and go back” feature. l

The 50 yard swimming race will 136‘

Now," in which are pictured obs-a-crv
tlon cars or the company of forty-
tour ve ears ago and now and also giv
lug other information of interest to
the traveling public.

iinlsh on the buoyed rope stretched lie-g
———Caps, Soft Hats,

O‘Brien. tween the "Elsa" and another host 5,",

Frances Kinncv, living with Mr. yards from the float. The iinish will’ 1

and Mrs John Lyceit on South Main 119. by touching it with the hand.
street, Wednesday, gave friends and,

cett family were moving their turui- finishing on the Club House float. it;

. tare to uppei Norwaik, she calmly beats are required in these races, the ‘

walked to Stan s candy store, up two first in each heat will participate

The swimming course will be patrol-
ed, it is understood by older members
of the Yacht Club, in row boats.

It is also hoped that Captain Victor ,
’W. Ferris' auxiliary yacht “Diik” will ‘
be available for the other mark boat
with the “Elsa."

police that she had been lost. Her;
aunt is employed in the store.

—Fireworks display at Baton Mon-

Simon Blake and Thomas McNaily,
traveling representatives of the Unit- .

“\ir. Blake has beewmedals to the winners immediately

creasing demand for union label 0,010“: in the morning of July 5th

Highway Commissioner 0. J. 3611- at the Yacht Club, where detailed rules
nett has awarded the contract for con- have been posted
struction of 6,100 linear feet of native;

Helm De Michael & Brother of Tuning the house committee that the 2nd floor

$1511. for $9 385 The "0001101831011“ W111 and the 2nd floor verandas are particu- _

receive bids for construction of a truly" reserved for the guests, but that
bridge to be constrhcted under the owing to the large number of swim~
new law allowing the commissioner '20 ming entries, it will be necessary to re—

build the bridge and requiring the serve the lower locker room as a .1 W
‘ dressing loom during these. events. it
will be necessary also to keep the,‘

 

bridge and float clear for the Judges,

lilo South Norwaili

ing their use
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started from the Club House float and V

The i00- yard race will be the same ‘
miatitir‘cs a shock when while the Ly course. only turning at the rope and t

The vice commodore will present the 1

The contestants are urgently to f
12468135. 50“ Hats, Derbies. 0'31““ quested to consult the bulletin board ‘

In this ocunection. the attention or
stone macadam in Barkhamsted t0 the guests is called to the notice by '

"mufimnfiovmsum
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WE REPAIR
FURNITURE

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‘ Clearanceoi
WAISTS

They’ re all new and
they’re all right, and it’s

up to the ladies who have
use for them to get busy.

SILK WAISTS at $1. 98

price $3. 00.

CREPE DE CHINES
AT $2.98
Waists that sold former-

erly at $4 and $5. Sale
price $2. 98.

 

Sizes 36 to 46, regular ‘

 

SKIRTS

At Saving Prices.

These great Values should tempt every woman
in this city to pill-Chase liberally as the savings are
really unusual and out of the ordinary. .
$5.00 and $6.00 Wool Skirts . . .. $3.98

WASH SKIRTS.

In Repp, Linen, Ratine and Palm Beach. Specially
priced for this sale at ............ 50¢ to $2.00

PETTICOATS‘ AT $1.98 and $2.98
that were selling at $4. and $5.

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Summer} Dresses
Marked Down

Buy all your dresses for the coming Summer and
_ save liberally on every purchase you make; the
mark-downs in every instance are tremendous. "

$3 and 84' Dresses. sizesro to 44. Sale Price“$1,98

' ‘ .BETTER DRESSES. _

. a in plain White and flowered novelties.
priced tor this sale...
SILK.AND TAFFETA'DRESSES $6.98 to $10.98.
Values 810.98 to $25.00. specially priced for this sale

$6.98 to $10.98

 

House lDresses
98c

'Good value at $1.50. Sale
I price 98c.

ii .
SpeCiaily,
. $2.98 to sass

New .‘Stock in Percales and
,Ginghams. Sizes 14 to so.

 

 

 

$1.25. Childrens
Dresses 98c

‘In all the latest colors and
patterns. a dozen diilerent
styles to pick from. Sale
price 98c.

MIDDY BLOUSES 98¢
Childrens White Dresses
at 98¢. $81.48. $1.98

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Clearance of
LADIES‘ AND MISSES’

Suits and Coats

, ' Entire balance at our season’ 5 .,
best style Suits including all .

the popular materials .and
styles, $20 to $35 values. July
Clearance Price $5. 00

LADIES’ AND MISSES’
COATS

We will place on sale. the)
balance of our season’s best. '

style Coats that formerly sold

from- $7. 98 to 820. July Ciear- ‘
, . ance Price

$3. 98 and $5. 00

Clearance of
M33’ s and Young Men’ s Suits

We play no favorites, all alikegtre sacrificed to our
Clearance Sale Policy. Their room is more desirable
than their company ,

$10.00

For "Men’s and Young Men’s Suits. Value $5 at: $18.

,. ‘ $14. 98

Buys Suit Sale

: Great opportunity Here New. 85 and $6 Suits.

Blue sergcs and a big variety of fancy mixtures in

 

For Men's and Young men’s suits. Value to $25.00. .l

all the latest new Sty]??? Sale price .. .. $3. 98‘ I

 

 

 

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WW9 o‘a Highways

There has been an impression that
the state would issue bonds next isli,‘
shortly after the close of the decal:
year. The new provision, made by the:
general assembly at the last seasion. to;
prevent a”deiicit will not be enectlve:
101- some months, and in the meantimei
it will be necessary to raise money to:
meet the obligations of the state. Deal
uty Treasurer Marsh said. yesterday,l
that in all probability the money need F
. ed will be raised on short loans. He
recalled that when the Last state bonusé
were issued, in January. 3. statementl
was made that no more bonds 'wouidl

LITTLE COST

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M. Argonne
& Son Co.

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be issued tor a year. The; statemenil

 

stands as the policy of the treasury dot

partment.

It, is possible that there may be an;
issue of bonds next January. The un-1
certainty is due to the tact that it is;
impossible to say how much the revs ;
rule will be increased by the legisls
tion of the last session, until the re-E
turns from corporations have been re
ceived. The experience of the tress?
ury officials does not dispose them to?
depend too much on estimates. . 2

it was recalled yestebday that. when‘
the tax on car companies was first 1
proposed and advocated, the statement
was made, with every assurance that
lit could be relied on, that the addition
ito the income of the state which the
itax would bring would be substantial.
1 As a matter or fact, the actual amount
iot revenue derived from the tax has
been small compared with the premier}
es of those who proposed and advocatg
ed the law . . ‘

in addition to the ordinary expense
oi the department for the fiscal year
now drawing to a close there is an 1111-"
expended balance for the highway deg

Loose teeth can be
tightened '

it is possible not only to tighten
loose teeth 11 here sumcient process
remains, but to prevent conditions
which cause them. More teeth are
lost as a result of diseased m8
than from decay, consequently a.
person should give special utter!»
tion to bleeding, spongy and ‘im
flamed gums. By simple methods 1‘
am able to accomplish the mat
satisfactory results in tho our»
ment or Pyorrhea. ‘

Mouth health is more to be de-
sired than one disguised by flavor ,
and perfume. Mouth health means
mainatining the highest degree of
mental and physical otheioucy. L

Br. .i. ii. Mallory
16 So. Main St. So. Nor.
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. '
Tuesday and Thursday Even.
loge, 7 to 0 p. 1111.. Sundays, by,
appointment only.

 

 

 

 

partment which may be drawn on dur-l .

 

,ing the coming year. This amounts to?

 

1808248111 every other department I
of the state govelnment the uuexpenu-
ed balances of appropl tattoos are turuw
ed into the treason at the‘end of the
fiscal year. The tail amount of the spa
palpitations tor the silghway depart-1
ment are always available, regardiess’
oi the time for which they may have,
been appropriated. it $808,246 now inI
the treasury is called for during the;
0. next ilsoal year it will onset to a great!
aextent the saving effected by the com-
", mittee on appropriations when it curl
:ol’i $2,000,000 for new work for tile
1 next two years.

BUY
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Coal

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$158883 PIE

Made in the Cleanest Plant.

And from the best
fruits obtainable

Alies’ Appeal 33183331»: 35, 000
Shrapnel

NEW YORK.” June 30. ~Respondlng
, to appeals for haste, the Bethlehem
, SteelCompanyds shipping every day
36,000 loaded three-inch shrapnel
2 shells for the British “field artillery,

fresh:

Askyour grocer for them." 3’

Insist on them at your
restaurants.

 

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and this movement. \vhich'began a!

 

week ago, will be accelerated consid-
erably in the near future.

_ Contracts did not call for delivery or
' the shells before the end of July. it
‘ is understood, however, the British
_. troops in fiance are in serious need
oi ammunition and are unable to at-
' tempt an advance until they are better
, supplied. It is believed the British
‘ agents heraasi‘red the coutractors to
5 hurry the Work. ‘

The Du Pont Powder Company is
making large shipments of explosives,
‘ and the Stevens Arms Company, in
' . whose plant the Westinghouse Electric
Company is turning out British rides,

5 already is delivering arms. _

r The shells and explosives are sent
down the harbor to vessels in Graves.

no hay. three miles on shore. The
ighters and the vessels being loaded
\ fly red flags to warn other shipping.

Fire, Lite, Accident, Plate. can.
Workmen's Compensation, ‘Llabii
ty, Marine and Automobile. , .
Surety Bonds. . r ~ ‘

’ Notaries Public

E; Bethlehem Steel 83. Responds to
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was not held last evening.