Whom Mrs Day and Mrs.
one o. w. s. A have their summer
m M. It!!! a Carlos Stod-
isat Madison, and Mrs. Frederict
3 Cody—Ni“ Remind
Mn. and the chairman of the
w reach. One 0! the important mat-
,m that came hence the beard rm
fit. choice of a new melt
flow London County. This'chsnge is
,Ldoo'tothctact thuDr RIMS. n.
sfmd has recently left Norwich
' In New listen. The Board unanim-
mllly elected, to the vacant place
'm Katherine Ludlnxton of Lyme
Hill Ludingtoa has done wonderful
. are at the mast interesting reports:
gland at the Boald meeting was from
.13.. Dennison Equal Franchise Lea-
pus It contained an account of the
i” ., peat open air meeting held in Dan-
,“ .ilelson on Friday, August 13th. The
“3“,. , . management oi this meeting had been
. he the handsfioi Mrs. Rienri Robinson,
and titsloomuers oi the Board word
:3 .- greatly impressed by its success. 0v-
”til."
‘3...an- iho park in the center of Daniel-
3M3” on Friday evening. The ilrst at
3 3 traction was the band, which had
mg... I'M “worthy the Danielson Equal
'3':
'33:, Mobiles Home to Wy- an oler- .3
When tie
tare, iii. the proceedi
,thl E3§hfl$ sgitoblnson
I, W'- ”HEIDI and then
wooded to introduce Mrs. Thomas
N. Hepburn, President of the State 3
lssocistion. Mrs. Hepburn spoke clear-
ly and slowly and her voice carried
a. “.13.: at Well. Fenvick '
oelvonient center during the sum- ‘
1.8mm. 'rso chum-n at"
tor"
U a thousand people were gathers: -
What is CHOBIAM i,
Wholesalers lance-tutu.
mmm3 ‘8 It? 3
' substance; In clu’gnganhynm
mdhflrevmneu. . orm'fiilfit’y. '.
Inboulnefiantuaelorflsore‘nold’ , '
om Colic. m
Dias-rm“? slatesE “1:? at ell.
Thom’s ruminant bud
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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in Use For 0ve130lears
The Kind You Have Always Bought
1”. BIN'AUH GOM’ANY. NIH VOIK cnv
Signattn-eof
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ED. PINAUD’SW LILAC
51E: alts a???“ An lhllm'l to in tom-o3
only 75c. lath.) mm‘mw
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NEW-m
I In well that she was heard with ease
by people sitting in automobiles on
the fringe of the crowd. The meeting]
“B so complete a. success that Mrs.
Robinson is now busy arranging for'
another which will be held in the
near future.
Among other recent meetings ro-
y“. «flirted t0 the Wrasse one st Strat-
euro 011 the months day, one at Bar»
5:. Iln. one at Haddam‘ Neck and one at
Mead and one at Middleton's. From
,, Hivery part of the state it was report-
“ “\ed that the grangeéN'Vl ere taking mot
Interest in the question of woman suf-
We and. wane inviting suilrnge
‘ ‘3' attackers to address their meetings or
3110 address meetings specially got up
3‘5"; for the purpose . f is?“ ;’3'
3
WE;
W stool-f FOOD moses on As.
,' _ count or WAR. ‘
TRENTON, N. J. Aug 25~Reports4
‘9! the state department oi’ healthI'r.
made public today show the loodnin
' cold storage in the state on July I.
more nearly normal than on April 1.‘
.. On Aplll 1.16.228 115 pounds of fresh
g 3.. surest was in storage. compared“ with
IWCQBSS‘ pounds on April 1" 1914 while
on July 1 of this year 7 081 725 pounds
I was in sterage. compared with 4.-Al{ii,
. ""'~386 pounds on July 1 1914.
‘ While one reason for the reduction
of the fresh meat in storage may be
{‘the‘ movement in Europe, it is bellB’V-I
not; ed that the [chief reason is that tne'i
”whence is scoured for. eggs. On July. 1.
' 321.825.2310 dozen eggs were held in
storage, compared with 1, 738 590 dot
£11 on July 1{ 1'91’4. The excess of eggsl
is due to the large crop.
The repmts show a v~ery gre t' in-
crease in the storage of s'ale.‘
which for July 1 1513. was 1,I53i, Zlo
, pounds, comparisd, fluviffi‘. [155,310
_ pounds on July 1 191111115 excess of
‘2; I'o‘lt meat is stored, awaiting shipment.
I to Europe. .
333 Low A'ur'o FOUND A? ROCK.
'flRl'DGFPORT’ hug. 2.5 —The 3? blg
yfindson six touring cs1 owned 1112.14.
11 Corbit, the Main stree't photog1fiph~
’37? .
the West Haven police. at Savih Rbck
' nbout an hour alter the. car was re»
‘ ported stolen The fact thél M1206:-
‘ " bit's name and. address were palhtefi
I” 5 and could be «$413in recornized- shows
i'the' “nervy” type
c.A. R. neumdn's.
Sixteenth regiments. Connecticut .013
" fiber 17 the anniversary or the bah
‘ueoting‘o’ret separate hollmtho‘
, 83‘ Month)
Ger, and which was stolen from the cor- .
tater? of' Golden Hill and Main st1%et;j {- .
_ last night was found abandonedvhy ,
in large gold letters on the windshield .
first the thieves were daring and Cf .
HARTFORD, Aug 25 .-—The‘ annual”. ;
reunions ot- the Eighth: Eleventh unlit
I unicorn. will he held riots, S‘ep'teni-'
3'3, In? of Ahtietnmr,A1ter3tha hsylnoufi ‘
‘ regimens will no: at Tyler gag yon'
. u's'fi‘s . .
from which an epidemic of poisoning!
cases is said to have started which
“as believed to be ptom'alnc poison~
ing. and caused the death of four per-
sons. and the setious illness . some
_50 others 171'. Delnsloin in his report;
make no mention of ptomnine pols
oping. but 33m the death's and illness
from eating pie was due id‘ a germ
which is one or three that belong to‘
(be typhoid family.
nOih‘sr dnztlysrs hale been made bv-
Connecticut offici'ois but the report
of Dr. Bernstein is the first to throw:
any light upon the exact cause of the
epidemic. Furtlm blood tests with
immlniiabd animals are now in prol
cess Ior the purpose pt looking the
vlicsnosis abcoluie as to which of the
typhoid group of germs were present
in the, pies...The examination thus
or completed shows A
tho germswere .in-the dough or pie
crust; or the cocoanut custard filling ' "
it both. The'mfillr and pie shorten-
31112. Allele. {omits be free (tom the
germ
13"3 .-
MANVI'LLE EXONERATIED
Arthur ..I \lanviile, whose. ammo-.3
muibfie caused the ' death of ;William§
*beriCh. Jr. in Short Bench :1 VIeek ago I
is exonerated from all blame’ by Del)-
utv Coroner William B. Ely in the onl‘
CIQI finding. recorded yest§rds§ in Now
Haven: Hie-was a broth'e’r oliEt‘l'wm-d
sundown fitganish of the
South .. Norwslk ~Congrpgaiional
church ‘1"
Rooms 50c day, 31.50 vlteek
arid up. 3» ‘ -.‘
Railroad fine. So. No’fl'lalk
Aug. 25.—Rhode§
S. 9
TYPHOID GERMS WERE CAUSE OFI
DEATHS OF WESTERLV PIE
EA'rsns. '
NEW LONDON.
island‘s slate psmoiogist, Harry
Bernstein, of Providence has made
his report to the. stnte board of health‘
on his analysis of the foodstuff taken
from Guvltt's restaurant in Westerly,
i
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that has been painted with our paints
Is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes, and what’s more. it will
wear well-we guarantee that. All our
paints, oils. stains, varnishes, enam-
3e15, etc., are the best obtiinable-
that's your protection. Phone us.
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10 FIRST 31.. [ACT NORWALN
WOULDN’T YOU LIKE
a dressing table in your bedroom+
not only to make the rooma attrac-
i
dressing? 3 . 3 .. . ,3.
' . eon or. Chiltoider to replace 8%
BEDROQM FURNITURE
that has grown shabby; The styles
beautiful Enmit'ur‘e. .
The City “IN::onalannk
SERVICE
_Sorvice is the keynote of present day commercial slime-the
watchword ot,progrsss—-the first essential to a Bank’s success.
Particularly is thisnrue of this Bank, whose unwavering devo—‘
‘tion to the interests of its deporlnors is its best recommendation—
its equipment is always in advance of its requirements.
May we be' of service to ’YOU?’
me CITY NATIONAL BANK ,,
Order Now at Summer Pnces
Our prices are as low as anybody' s prices.
Call, Write otxhonc
our representative will gladly call. and see you 3-
about your winter’s supply.
Harris ,8: Gans
WATERTSTREET. scum NORWALE.
Pocket: is '
fl
' Positively Clean
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tlve. but on your convenience in ‘ "
Perhaps; you need a now hnr- -,
we are shelving are new and an- _
tistic; ,Call a’nl lét us show you our .. ‘-
7t. J liiiiili tutti ‘ ”
There are New ideas in
Goods, besides which 1176 have a broad assortment of sep-
arate stamped designs
TOWELS PILLOW CASES, DAY SLIPS, '
-. DOYL'JES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,.WAISTS3
-,'A.PKONS, basssms.. SACQUES, soonest: _' ‘j,
CAPS; 'INFANTS’ WEAR BUREAU scalars.
{PIN cusmens,
. ATE PRICES.
- 3.. 3......
'koi holiday gifts, now .is the time‘
If you contemplate the making
-'_.to begin—and we are displaying
:a pleasing add fascinating assort-
moot oi. novelties that will ell-3f,
Janie .yott mm; the foundation
for your Christmas work " f .
Royal Sootety"' Packag e'
ETC, ETC, ALL A'r Prensa-
OIWomlI
less of cost. Suits, Cowl.
and Haiti.
" sod3 Misses’ Simmer Wearing Apparel regard?
Nothing carried over into next season.
Everything: mllst ho“. .
5 " , 24 Cor} Chestntd. and; Henry Sta. ,
' .225 Cor. Mon-toe and Main Stet '
Dresses, Skirts, Waists. Corsets»
mutual? 3
1
L ‘
' gredient.
' it? Demyn’s ice cream served
'8‘No. Main Se
."‘l.7 Oor.' Cedar St. and West Ave.
' 13 H
T2"! Cor: Winn: Me: and’West Ste. . '
. ‘ £33137.
'3 3'1 South Main St. near
' 3'5 Cor. «Romans and. Water so.
' 3+1:er the Sentinel Want Ads. on!
a.
4‘3“-
blue or khaki color. All these are
finished with white linen or pique
quite correct and appropriate
W
A heavier and coarser qualitv,
.:';'.‘l ' t3 ' , > , Wash
we: "at." r 3 3
mg. -
,
a, 1" ~11 "'7 'r—:" w
it desirable. to have a milky white
preparations,
Mills of Cucumber and Orris,
and whitens, and which iS agreoble
form,
,Malvirla Cram,“ .
Kintho, for freckles,
Kingsbury’s Freckle Lotion,
Eau dc (ologne Bath Salts,
powder.
31 da} s
.-o:. 3-3 3”“-1. raw»
"4 your
.5..-
ings and wh1tc long bars circles
cut jct,
Silver Clothespins for napkin
quaint. 25 and 50 cts.
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain is healthful in every iii—l
We use only the best;
Our chocolate is be»;
fruit svrups
Have you tried
coming famous.
at the fountain of in boxes to'
take home. Try our Soda and .
cdnvifire yourself that 1t is. the;. .
best in towo.33 3 3 3 133..
The Norwslll Drug Co‘-
A. MEAD, Mgr ‘ a "
H SmNorwalkx
soon! 33min. Ems:
”Mast nouns
'No. I '
12 West at. opp. Franklin St. Schoe"
'13 Concord Streetr opp. School
ll» Cor. Ann and Main Street:
it Got: Eish- St. and Bayview Ave .
ls Norwaik Iron Works. Building
his School. .We‘et Menu.
2'8 Cor. Benton St. and Ely Ave.
’23‘ Lexington mid} mo Austin 8m.
won and Elm Grove sc-
3 3 Cor. Washington and Malll Sta. 3'
ea‘dow
32 Electric Light station "a .
34 dor- Ciax and Spring Sta. .3
EMIMIJ 139157
colors, at very smooth and fine quality,
Soon 1mm Plaids, dark red and blue,
W and Plaidet‘l Gilghams' 1n bnght and gay
colors, at very smooth and fine qua-litv.
A‘ heavier and coarser quality. .
Scotch Tartan Plaids. dark red and blue.
.‘ For a refreshing bath.
. 'MlToilet Section, Main St. entrance.
. Fads in Jewelry
A quantity oi Cloisonne Pins' to various light shad-
Beoded' Bracelets, amciln sis sapphires.
Gingham ior school tracts ' .9
It 1: getting time to think of the little wash frocks;
for school time is hastening to“ ad us.
Ginghams that are washable and that will keep their
coloring no matter how many times they go to the tub
Clean looking Madras stripes Plain Madras in pink,
Bright and pretty
most satisfactory and
collars and cufis are
Madras, white grounds with woven stripes, very heat
eflects' rn green,p purple, tan and black,
and Plided Gm tn bright and gay
19 nodes cos.
:5 cts. a yd. i
12 I-zc '
25'cts.
25 eta. a ‘yd '
x2 I- -2 cts. '
253. cts. ‘
Goods Section.
main
floor, convenient to the Main
St. entrance, ‘ ,
Toilet Requirements '
Creams and Lotions that are needed now,
If one lives intimately with sunshine it gs a good
thing, but sometimes it plays haxoc with a pEfSOll 5 cont-
plexion Part1c11larly when one (loos an evening gown is
neck and
' That can be managed—ultlt care and tertain3 harmless
shoulders.
at lotion that whitt‘ns,
$1.00
Oriental Cream, a liquid preparation that smooths
to use, $1413
Mercalized Wax, which will remove roughened. or
dead whole in a magic :11 fashion and permits new skin to
- 67 on '
.' . 39 cts.-
" 42‘cts.
50 CCS
' 30 cts.
. Cromt Bath Salts \Herliena geranium and cologne SLOO
Crow11,,Batllodoro, \iolet and rose,,
Week End Packages. . 3 3
"*‘r-I'A dnmty little package which contains. soap talcum
d'éntal cream and face powder, enough for sover-
25 and so cts.
25 cts
flowers and Mule.
t5 cts
garnets and
50 cts.
new and
Main floor.
1101 «let's,
AND
* m MEN
$4 00 to $5 00
Reliable
SchooliSllocs
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W3,
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4 Cor.- Dw 'nnd.Ray1n0nd Stl.
l1 Cor. Falrfleld Al’s; and Cedar St.
‘42 Taylor. Ave. and South St. .
i3 Woodward Ave: and Meadow sh
3i53"Cor:Bu1-ritt and Quintet—d Ave.
' ,, 61 Reed ..:St and? Putnam Ave.
'.'_ Norwalk Hospital 3 ' . 3,331.13! 5’“ fruit 3
3 s more Hell '* 3 ' 3. COME HERE
is Cor. Woodward and LoWndoo Ave
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