rearedoo'r.
all as afternoon. This will melts the
bathing excellent and those that one
10! the sport will have ample oppor-
tutti to indulge.
Tickets will he issued smitly and
the mmlttees in charge will snake ‘
every effort to bring the number of
picnickere up to the 900 mark. ..
The committees in change follow:
Congregational church—~ioseph Tay-
lor. William F‘reema‘n, George Kirch-
ner and Henry Plait; Methodist Epis-
copal Henry Plait: Methodist Epis-
—reopel church—William McDowell.
lLester Beach, Frank A Berry. “'11- .
liars A. Gilbert and Lloyd Gauges.
‘- Episcopal church—Charles Nichols. C.
"Bennett Short, Edgar Wright, Clar
Osborne and Rufus Short
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INSECT INFORMATION FOR GARD-
ENERS.
G. H. Lamsou, jr., in the interest
WINNIE”
(Continued Fuel First Page.)
. . house is file Wen at most
*the cities, lbw and countries 01
clout during the put five years.
1910 the population of the iarg
three cities halin'mped. Harttord
, s Waist-ion of 89 915 in 1910, but
V ‘ r month its population is estimated
‘ the census burial; to be 108, 969.
5 Bridgeport has toned ahead Jrom
054 population ail-3* years ago to
lamination this year, while the
miller of inhabitants in New Han en
.” gow-n from 133, 000 to 147 H095
The bureau's estimates, made by
request, show that the popule- lence
m of Ansonia was 16, 454 on July 1
1915. compared to 15,152 on April 15
.1910 that Bristol had 13, 502 popula-
tion five years ago and 15,536 thisL
low Danbury's population grew fmm‘of the Connecticut Agriinltural Col
«20,234 in 1910 to 22,182 this summer; . loge has prepared the following sug
Derby’s from 3991 to 9543 lgestions for treatment of insects:'-
"w The people in Meriden now numberl Chicken ralsers can atoid losses off
38,829 according to the estimates as! young chicks fronlneating rose cha-
Wt 27, 265 in 1910 and those inlers, or “rose bugs, by keeping then;
V. “dieiown increased in number fromiV awax from daisies, grapevines, an
3 11,851 to 13 0“. flowering shrubs in general.
A“ In Naugatuck borough the census: For ants on launs keep the lawns
Wu says that there are. now abouti as well watered as possible and we
13,872 inhabitants against 12. 722 in; of carbon disulphide in eaHh ant nest.
1910. Meanwhile New Britain’s popu Striped cucumber beetles can be
. f III-Ion has grownirom 43,916 to 52, 203 somewhat controlled by dusting dry
flint! New London’s from 19 659 to 29, arsenals of lead on the leaves and
‘ ~ 371- covering plants with screens
”43 At Norwalk the estimated population; Spiny the current vine with arsen-
, "'qu 26, 466 early this month, an in- ate of load for the (urrant worm,
. m from 24,211 five years ago Nor- losing three pounds of the arsenate of
5719011 can now boast 21 128 inhabitants,l lead to hit} gallons of water. After
against 20. 367 in 1910 and Stamfordfthey begin to ripen this method can-
claim a {mutilation increase from not be. used Hellehore dusted on the
98.336 to 29. 958. ileaves will protect them for a short
Thriving Waterbury has a popula- time. .
‘ 9
3 film officially estimated at 84. 745,l The 1036 ohai’er may be somewhat ..
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Women’s Black Satin . and Messaline
‘Balhlng Suits special at $5.00
Round and square, in brass
and white enamel,
$1.25 to 5.3.49
Glass Bird Bath Home.
which fasten to side of cage,
Albert r. no.
35 WEBT WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 1009-2.
I’BOMPT DELIVERY .
Princess Bathing Suits of black satin or black mes-
saline, uith collars and cuffs or facings oi ulliic and
black striped silk or block tic-signs. A Very attractive
suit and offered at a wry attractive price, as ordinarily
such suits 'could sell at $11.00 amSl 7. .50.
At. $5.00 very special
Suit Drpartlncnt.V//tmmll tloor
Ba ing Caps. Shoes, Garters, 11Water Wings. Sashes
TRAIG TS
CIGARETTES
The most signifi
cant proof of ‘
. “STRAIGHTS” lily IS the class
of men who smoke
see 100% Pure Turk-
ish cigarettes. The great majority of
these men were experienced smokers of
high-class Turkish cigarettes before they
tried“STRAIGHTSGlg ”- They naturally mput
. “STRAIGHTS” to the severest test of c0m1arl son.
. They continue to smoke ‘V‘STRAIGHTS ” because
they recognize the same characteristic Turkish
flavor, mildness and richness as in uglier-priced
Turkish brands.
10 for 100
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY“
which Is a sustautiai advance over 73,-. controlled on the grapeunes by spray
‘ 141. the 1910 figure. Meanwhile Tor-ling them with file pounds of_ 81'
‘rlngton borough has grown in papilla-l senate of lead to lift) gallons of we-
‘ltlon trom 15. 483 to 19. 238: Wallingford tor to which a pound of glucose or
Mush from 8690 to 9 H71: and won two quarts of molasses have been ad-
' 1mm from 11,230 to 1! 438 lied
. fill-field Hartford and New Haven!Sqniad1 bugs are very difficult ‘0
Bounties have gained largely in popu control except by crushing their eggs
lhwon the last five years. the census' on the leaves and DIBCIDE shingles
estimate indicates Tolland and Wind- [around the plant under which “18%
th counties have not gained a great will hide and can afterwards be PICI'
plank bill increase in 11091118110!) esti- ed and thrown into oil
1 noted in the other counties seem to be Onion maggots are nearly lmpossl
1.9“?- lble to control except by (WP 1'0“”
. Hartford remains the most populousI lion
’V. ‘connty, its population being estimated Cutworms are almost sure to alive“-
‘ -_ :at 279. 559 this month as compared Poison them with a bait made up 01‘
Limo: 250182 in 1910 V twenty ‘nvo pounds of wheat bran. one
A suggestion is heard that these esti- pound of Paris green. W0 ““9”" °‘
-_mtea do not represent the actual popu cheap molasses. Scatter this belt
htlon this year. it may be said in some around the plants to be protected.
Quarters that there has been a greater Potato beetles and flea beetles CID
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Tree Work of"
All Kinds
Beaupalu & Saunders
ARBORCUMURIS’I‘B.
Why Net
Be Stylish
and other Accessories for the water fcstivals at the No-
m" . tion Section. Main [lose
0
Insurance 5 All Wool Crepe Challis
t. Pl i am-
QZktflfi'. 22:11:.wozfuwm, I ight it right fine u 001 for summer “car. Dark and
medium effects “ltll small figurcs, marked down to 50
cts. a yard.
ty. Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds. .
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tiqkm I
J. M. Layton Si (0.. Inc. i
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. So. Nov-walk
Drcss Goods bettion.
Sprigged Dimiies, 9cts
Fine and tlm crossbar Dlnlitlcs,uitl1 lloucr spligvs
in all dilicrcnt colors. light and old blue, pink, rose,
green, lilac and yellow.
' For houscirocks
-\.
For childrcns little dresaés
Ior draperies and sash curtains in bedrooms,
9¢ a flu Kl.
Basement, “lash 'Goods Section.
Mid-Summer Clem-ante
SALE
on all Household Goods. New
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
M. Gll'l'lidWSliY
Phone 419. 87‘ NORTH MAIN ST.
o_ «a»
Vol-”’1
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Russian Crash. the genuine
Owing to the troublous timcs abroad it “as not ex-
pcctcd that much more linen crash uould arrixe from
Russia, but here comes a Weave vcry coarse and distinc-
tive ior art Vt ork and in the soft uatmal gray t0l0f so
much liked in household furnishings.
‘Phone :51 18 m tau-Vs
“W" "WW-us 001m
WE REPAIR
colored cm-
This w I be acceptable for Slt‘lltlllilg.
broidery. or to combine with ((lll'SC: hlct
scarves. bags, etc. A narrow uidth 16
for oblong pillows.
15 cts. a yd.
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crochct in
inches, right
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing «
soot Paper, loot Work. loot Prion
as NORTH awn orassv
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Linen Section.
Toilet Comlorls tor Warm Weather .
Hudnut's Headache Cologne, refreshing, and: 153.19.. r
FURNITURE
A‘T
By wearing Morris' Ne.”
Clip on and off with one hand.
Finger
growth 1hr 11 the census bureau‘s estl- be best controlled by spraying “it”
notes Indicate, especially since the arsenste of lead together “‘1‘.” 13°F.
~ manufacmre of munitions and war sup- deaux mixture. Using arsenals 0‘s
plies for the allies has been going on lead. three pounds 9' the paste form
at a great rate at Hartford, Bridgeport. or one and one half pounds of the dry
New Haven and other cities in Con form of fifty 88110“ Of water.
necticut. ‘ Plant lice or aphids can be“ be
The census bureau does not profess killed on vegetables. flowers. or fruit,
to have the data to bear out its soil by use of the nicotine solutions, one-l
motes. which were made according to half pint In fifty gallons 0f “'9‘"
an arithmetical method, but it does ""“—"""'
claim that experience in the past has DELAY COMMITMENT PENDING
proved that that mcthodof calculation RECONCILIATION
results in estimates that are later Y“ .
shown by actual census reports from Probate Court Judge Postpon“ H93"
enu’meration to be much nearer ac- ing Until Father and Mother
' curacy than more guesses would be. .l I Make New Home. .
V ; Bridgeport, July l9-—-—ln the hope;
_ UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC-um William and Della Byron. the
parents of Gertrude and William
To Be Held at Roton Point August Byron, who have been living apart for
14th some time, may become reconciled to
. As in former years tug Sunday each other and make it suitable home
' school picnics of the churches of Beth- [or their offspring, Judge Miller in the
'el will be merged into one large Probate Court yesterday continued the
picnic, which will be held at Roton eating on the application for the
Point Park, Saturday. August 14. commitment of thel children to the
1990‘" nine hundred are expected to “lineal County Home at Norwaik. tor
make the trip. The picnic will be one week“
' public although it will be held on At the hearing it was represented
der the auspices of the Congregation- by Mrs. Byron that she and her hus-
al. Episcopal and“ Methodist Episcopal band are planning to live together
churches. again, for the sake of the children.
In former years it has always been She said she hoped this plan may be
“a great success and apparently this accomplished, because she does not
year will nroye no exception. Ar- want to be parted tram her children.
rpugements have been made with the _‘Byron deserted his family 3031’.
New York New .ldav en and Hartford time ago, and went to live in “Other
. anlroad for a special train. which part or the city. The mother was
ill! leave Bethel at 7. 50 o’clock on left without support for herself and
the morning of the picnic. At South children.
some special trolleys will meet,
Ellie picnickera and convey them to
301.011 Point. Line in the afternoon
spacial trolleys will bring the Bell:-
elites book to South Norwalk where.
e special train leaving that city ‘at
8:30 o‘clock, Will bring them heme.
' Last year something over eight hunt-
sired people. a number of them- from
auburn made the trip with the local
P001119 All especially low rate has quenters oi the place. Steven Emily;
been secured for the condition and so Ernest Goodrich, W. I". sumo-n. Wil-
It ‘5 “meted that the number or till): his: Johnson. E; Girard. .751!!! G 3‘-
year’s picknickers will reach the 990 Sharp, were each lined ’7. without
snark. costs. . -
In previous years the factories of Deputy Shem! flames Clam,“ other:
the town have closed in order that Vim, resolving complaint made a. said
all who desire might attend. This it on the Nutmeg abuse at 2 o'clock duo
the hides in having thb picnic. onlorday naming.“ He was mined by
“order. for as Saturday is a halt Constables John J. Hoekott and Ella
day it will only necessitate dosing rlcVo Polo.
e‘ shops hall a. day. Lunch will he; . ‘ ‘ ‘
been by. the majority of those who without property state rented tad
snake the trip. The mIIlthent of a good. tmtvsooprpd W MW
melon Point has plenty of seats and not Wailt'Advortlslug.
..-—_——-
VIOLATED LLQUon LAW
NEW ”IN, July ZOE-John T.
Baker, proprietor of the Nutmeg
House in Berlin. _Vwas lined $40 and
costs amounting to $70. 34 by Judge
George Griswold in the Be rlln town
court this morning for violating the
liquor law by selling intoxicating bev-
Verages on Sunday morning. Six ire-
. . ‘l
was all he could do to remain afloat
Come in and see them.\ Eye
troubles should be atendod to at
once. Delays are dangerous, should
you need the services or a-flrsv»
class optomerlst or Optician, con-
sult '
William .I. bloore .
Optician and Optometrist...
Keelero Bulldlng‘ Washington St.
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SAVES lllllE Vlillll
(Continued From First Page.)
‘_ LITTLE cosl"
Jflme 'l
A. .l. Angevine
'& Son C0.
134 WASHINGTON ST.
.n__._ U
7,
.1
COLFAX ENCAMPMENT INCTALLAH
TION.
the top of a precipice formed by the
District Deputy Grand Patriarch;
bank or a deep gorge through which .
the river runs. At this paint the wn- Nelson W. Benedict, and stall, last
for Is very deep and the current,night installed the newly elected om '
swift After the dinner had been out lens: at the meeting of Colfax Encamp
on and the women of the~party were ment. I.0.0.h‘.'1’he oillcers were. ;
packing up the dishes, etc, the littlel Chief Patriarch—Clarence 13' Cro
girl wandered to the edge of tell ’ 0°"
High Priest—Allen ii. Sheiller.‘ .
precipice. lost- her balance and tell . . , I
several 1 t into the stream. Senior Warden—Marsh A.Thatcher.'
unio =- . ,
Her mother’s screams were the first J :- Warden Arthur Rum“
. ‘ Scribes-Giacomo" A. ‘Brown.5
intimation the members of the party . T . ' -
~ renames—Charles H ehrmanu.
hadxof the accident. "‘ilVelen is- in the G
Pianist-fined G. Benedict.
""9“ She ‘5 9”“‘95!’ “Y. “W ‘ Director—:‘Armurn Benedict. ,
won’t somebody save, my baby?" -
screamed the distracted mother. " '
. V, Rlx Acts Promptly.
,Young Rlx ’wasted no 'time nor
breath in useless outcry but plunged
into,the rushing “current and swam
toward the little girlt‘ When he reach-
ed her, she, frantic with fear. clutch-
ed blsarms and made’it almost im-
possible for him to swim. (Biatjhad
the ‘hardest’ltlnd of a Struggle to tree
himself from the chlld's‘grasp and
it was not until she became uncon-
sclous' that he was able to make any
progress toward the shore. In fact it
“MUEL‘ .E. VINCENT DEAD.
BRIDGEPOR'Pu’ July 20 .——Samuel Ill.
Vincent. who as president of the
Bridgeport Business Men’ 9 Association
dratted the legislative measure under
which the Public Utilities Commission
was appointed, died at his home in this
city. yebterdey. alter a six months” at
uses. his is survived by his widow,
one son, and his brother, Allen E. Vin-
cent.
un-
Attend the Sentinel Want Ads. on
the Third page and then try one
and keep the child’s head above we» ,
tor. At last, thoroughly eiheusted; he y
managed to get to the bank where ~‘
willing. hands pulled both he and the: .‘
little girl out o! the water. ..
Neither the little ”one nor young
his show any ill enacts from ihéir
'tenible‘ experience. The ”lad is be
ing warmly praised for his “.reve‘ .
4.809 Square Feet.
Also a relief for colds an] lmy incr.‘ Tue sizes, "“ ';
75 cts, and fix.” ~
50 can .
Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors ior Norwalk and
Swedish Hair Powder. for drv shampoos,
For cxdesaile Perspirnllofl,
South Norwnlk . Odorouo ’59 andl 755 3:.
. . ’ - , 'Amolin 15 an 2 .
The Sterling Motor (.0. : Evmwect . . 19 cm
Diggen' Conn. ' “Mum” ’ _ . so cts.
‘ one ‘79 “at...
Automobile and Motor Cycle ; __________.
Repairs. R l' '
12.68”er is‘h A M “a“ I ‘ V In the Tea Room. Breakfasts are served at nine
09' V oclock and after, coffee, tin or chocolate. hot or iced as
desired fruit of choice \arict) ,cggs, toast or rolls.
it You Have
ELVAny Junk
IT m S Jan“
Successor to Wm. Bitten.
5 Phone 499.. '
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
53 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 438'
“4......“
O D. Jackson
OPTICIAN _
Everything in the Optical Line
1 \"
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justwumu - med 7
101 «strains. .-
ls-ICISEEa" Silk 49 c
All Colors.‘ V'V .
u. need & Volk ‘ ‘
Electrical no.
t The Only Fully Equipped -
Made in the Cleanest Plant. _
' MMOIlISCh '-& so“ ' stsomioausnop
In the Town
AUTO su'nuso‘ .
‘Phon. ass-4o as; Hold“...
an. Norwolk. Music mu lloflt
And from the best trash fruits
. obtainable. , VV
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
C V. (DRAW GARAGE ,
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR "
CARS FOR HIRE.
' 11 Hartford Place. Tel. 39464.
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Co.
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Formerly sum as nudism 8mm would I 0mm"! 0°- ‘ .
L... comlm ole-nod. .
elm broom. mud-V; link“ I“ BrldoopoflV.
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For unseat. carillo- can
Fred H union. ‘
Funeral Director and Glob-into.
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