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Today is the longest day oi the year.
fie calendar summer began this < - "-"' ‘
afternoon at 1:46. ———-—-———-'--—~ —— , '
- —— , . t mow Raymond : :
At the state highway communion-
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rot. altos. totes: House. sea. 7
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new no um soitoiao t.
Dr's olllce yesterday four bids were
received for the construction 0! that
Derby-Huntington bridge and six for
the elimination of Dead )lan's curve
at Windsor.
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-GOUNTRY CLUB LUN$HEON
' ratosv.
A special luncheon is served every
Friday at the Country Club.
commutation
lentil-s of interest Fre-
Ill Beetles: at the Slate
Under the auspices of the Lockwood
A A., a bus ride will be run to Satin
Bock, July 4th, starting from their
headquarters. on Woodward avenue, att
3:30 p. m. sharp.
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i While swimming in the Pennington
liivei, at Windsor. on Sunday, Duwson
The regular meeting of the Red Men _ . _ _ .
was held in their headquarters, last'“mdersm' aged “lime“ 0! Brock
.on, Mass, was seized with cramps
. he chief‘s degree was con-1
evening T \‘omination‘n‘d drowned.
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value.
Phone 113-3.
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this one thing. Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity for
winter use. Not what you fly but what you get is the real test a
We can fill your cldorstothetopnotchofperfestlon.
RAYMOND bRO’l‘HERS
:31 Washington St.
with Neolin sole and heel.
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The sole that gives long wear
and decided comfort.
Glover’s
13: Washington St.
“ Lonsrms
sort Slim. (lltlliS
June Clearance Sic _
Special Values in all Depart.- .
merits ’ '
NEW STORE HOURS
This store will be closed Honda 5 at 6:00 . m. up“
further notice. y p
Free De livery
Milton Elwood, Manager.
f ‘ on one candidate.
0' rs was also accomplished. The: Mrs. Joacph Moms dier, on Sun-
: of officers will be held ner‘ «ay, at New Britain, as the result of
' m g y. » [burns I'ECLlVeol in trying to extinguish
' he flames from a kerosene explosion
or 1.625. who has 1’99“ work-E :hat caused the death of her small
lr ' the Glendenning Drug store‘; htldren. Stella and Mollie.
it .0 past tvw months» will 59“" Mrs. Robert M. wncox (Ella Wheel-
his connection with that firm on Sat-. t) 19“ Short Beat-h, Sunday. for an
urday “d commence hi5 new duties ‘i‘mrizt. to be away a year or more. She
in m“ office ”i the mum" Peabody .wlll be accompanied. into the for West
company in S“"”‘ Norwalk. [by Harry Wilcox. lzer late husband's
’nt‘phcw, who has walnut ranches in
-.~- - N wtown ave- ,
MI 5 Add? ”7“” or e . 'tlw “est. and who came on after Mr.
true, is recovering from a sprained
- .‘ ' she was :te ting off
anhle, (artwgotro; “,5 ‘“.::,N she There are 1,240 patients now at the
a rain . . . , . a 5., .
went several days ago to attend the State Insane Hospital at Norwich. At
graduation of her si>tcr Miss Mary the State Farm for lrtebrtntes tin-re:
Bette at Wheaton Seminary. ‘i'tlt‘ from 63 to 75 path-tits. the numberl
' ‘\':tt't'ing frottt day today. These pa-
Two delegates to represent the Dan- tttnta are all ettiptoywl t-thcr DIM“-
bury members of the State Police As- in: vegetables and doing other work
sociatlon of Connecticut at the annual on the farm or on the dam being erect-
convention to be held in Norwalk, July l'tl at the hospital.
11, will be elected at the annual meet-t The old enipltiius oi the Fairneld
int: of the Danflury branch of the as- littltlit-i‘ t‘mnpum, no“ the DuPont Fa-
socintion to be held Thursday evening' brikoid Company, were handsomely re.
in the police station at eight O'ClOCk-‘\\:|rdt‘tl for their long lillti faithful ser-
'\'it'tlt~ with tho rctirinc company on
‘.\.’ilt-ox's death.
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——0rder your Thursday night din- emu“... approximately
‘1'” 59““) at ”1" “0““er Club. ‘idriltntt‘tl :tllltllli: them by President
it \\‘ littt‘l‘al and A. C. Wheeler. treas-
ttf the Fall'fit‘ld concern. The
lllllL'l‘tl from 31mm down to 815.
Three cmploycs got $1,000 each.
llnless friends come to her assist»;
ance, Christina E. Cosmic, who eecurv
ctl \arlom sums of lit.)lit'\' from sov-
crul protuititttt New ”own business
torn tl‘rttntili the medium of a bowl
itlt‘tlt’llliill, will have to aci‘ve o Jail
the term for it $130 line, which was ini-
Ordcr of the King's Daughters and lIllFt‘tl upon llt’l' bl' Jutlk’t‘ llooth. The
Sozts in Detroit, Mich, two years ago, woman Wits found entity 1‘: each of1
'0
it vote was passed authorizing States, six counts. Ilcr linsbnnd. \tirdnre C9»;
Evidence of the prosperity existing
in inctories in the industrial centers
near this city is found in the num-
ber of cars of soft coal being hauled
each day over the Highland division
coming from Poughkecpsic. Yesten
day two trains each with sixty cars‘
of soft coal passed through Danbury
bound for Waterbury aid liurtlord.
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At the general convention of
“president" it they wished to do so as ed in tllt- stvititili‘. was: trend.
the title of their chief officer. The‘ Sunday afternoon's storm uprooted:
Connecticut Branch of the Order t'ot-vian elm “‘00. five {not in diameter. ini
ed to use this privilese for the Staleltront of the home of Justu< t‘. llulkley.§
and County heads: therefore the firsttm Rocky 1m]. Thtx “1:9 is believed
oflicer in the State is the “branch tor”0 b.. about 130 years old it was
Statct President." and the first officer mm,“ towards the mm.“ which was
in 93“" County ‘9 ‘1‘“ “County PI'c'm":tlttiut fifty loci from the ti-cc. and tho
dent." tonly thing that saved the house from
hoint: unroofctl or partly demolished
Automobllists are avoiding as “3mm a large "N, that stood between
‘3 possible ”‘9 “05‘0“ P05! road a“althe elm and the house. This tree was
the Shore road between Norwtilk “thirdly damaged by the falling elm.
Bridgeport. A considerable portion Attorney L. Erwin Jacobs. of New
of the Post road is closed for repair“Haven, has completed arrangements
and the condition of the Shore rood.l
an. in
over which it is necessary to make'mr an "tended trip to J” 3° K
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detours, is such that it is scarcely fit"m Chggoghilcrandsmnyron 221's; ‘
lor travel. The concrete base of .ainona. s g es. an to c ‘
section of new roadbed being can Honolulu and Yokohama. During his
structed between \‘orwalk and West- absence he will visit the Hawaiian ls-
port will be completed ““5 week, but lands. Fujiyamo, the sacred mountain
it is doubtful if the top surface will be 0’ “Pant “3 1°“ “5 "1° “"3““ 8“-
finished in several weeks. He is not expected to return home un-
til the mlddle of September. Mr. Ja-
cobs wit lhave his camera with him
and take many pictures after which
he will have slides made for lectures.
An engagement announcement otln.
terest to many is that of Miss Dorothy
Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Step
hen W. Hall, of Norwich, formerly of
Derby( to William W. Gager, of Derby.
so nof Judge Gager. Mr. Gager will
receive his degree from the Yale law
school this month. He is an alumnus
of the Yale academic department.
Two Yale students. A. G. Mellwaine,
2d, 0 freshman. of Hiddletown. and
Oliver Burr James. of New York, a
sophomore. and a . woman, whose
identity is now known,.ngurod in an
tantomobllemreckat Chute}. Wednes-
day night.v'-ltfcliwaino lies iuhe‘m
ulleeev Hospital. inilllddletown. pain-
fully injured. Jamesrwae taken lathe
mm. but was able to leave a short
thunder-ward. Remanisat‘ml‘ay.
erweather Hall. but was not ln'yoateo
Joy-alt! nit-lends aloud that he had
--If you had been a good Sentinel
classified advertiser, at the time you
secured your. present position, per-
haps you have found one paying
iwice the salary—and with twice the
chance for useful service.
i ‘ “Your Efforts
: i combined with our own will
make a banking connection
'1 more most pleasant and
profitable. ' ,
“and talk with us about y
requirements.
nitrate does when one or in.
dent of the Orient insurance Company,
' km. asver $3,000,000.0o me width“ PM 7°“ The ' ' . . vultmptlydone.
7 ~ 7' mm (memmm'umem-sd m? 3? ’3’!“ - “h"
'M «tum: W’Mfil’fl”! “W “W” -
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of the freshman class, nud is the
champion golfer of the university. He
was runner up in last year's intercol-
legiates. leilwalne's father in presi-
uf Hartford.
NlANTlc CAMP NOT YET READY
FOR USE. .
The camp grounds of the Connec-
ticut National Guard at Niantic have
not yet been put in shape and the in-
dicationa are that it will not be used
CUT BILL’S ERIE G E MARKET
Phones :08 and 109.
71 North it. aln St.
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as a training camp for a few days
yet. The grass on the field in four feet
mum and was being mowed yesterday. i
The recent rains have also made it
necessary to detail men to put the wa-
ter and drainage systems in condition.
Another indication that the camp will
not be occupied right away is the gen-
eral tone of the orders issued by tho
ndhttant general. These orders pro
vide that no company shall be moved
to the camp ground 'til the organiza-
7.000 bolus! tlon has been raised "to the maximum
strength practicable at its home sta-
tion and in no case until it has reach-
ed its minimum peace strength, had
its properties tnventortcd and suitable
arrangements made for caring for the
armories."
THATCHER AT SOLDIERS’ HOME.
it is the intention of Major John ll.
Thacher of ltartford. a member of the
Soldiers‘ Hospital Board, to spend
this week at the Soldiers' Home at
Noroton, to ascertain if condltions at
the present time are satisfactory.
. rd 1 1 . . it it h “a concern , Reports have been received that the.
Counties. and mm“. m use the we .0 .. \\ m “:15 must ~ , ' reform which was instituted after that
recent investigation by Governor Hol-
comb and other members of the Board
has been allowed to lapse. and thet
the old conditions of unsatisfactory
food has returned.
On a recent visit to the Home.
Major Thatcher had it conversation
with two comrades with whom he
served in the Civil War. Referring
to the complaints which he had heard.
the Major says he asked them their
opinion of the conditions at the Home.
"Damnable." said one.
"Wretchcd." sold the other.
The principal cause of complaint re-
lated to the condition of the corned
‘ wt and bush which were served.
BillTakes the Cake
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
When she wants errands done.
'Causo I don't like to leave my play
And think too much of fun.
But when she comes out on.ths "porch
And says so nice to me,
Son can't you go toilvo Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
I alters speaks up just as quick
And perlite as can lie—-
I'd love to so to Ive Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
BANNER BAKERY, SMONROE 81’.
r. 5. rich
:Gooii lob Printing
Best Paper. Bea.‘Work, Dost Prices.
.8! NORTH MAIN STREET
t..“N°RWAhK . PHONE .007
van-e is one Whom-toasty,
Bali-nee your taste oomplehely‘
With artistic. skill year walls wit "
decorate. . , . _ _‘
All'lbe bloat styles he's one“;
.attaatlco Hath-Mira.
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REQUIIITION AOKID FOR.
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Governor Marcus H. Holcomb
‘Seasonable‘Sltoes for : uninter-
time
The best line of WHITE SHOES we
, have ever shown t r Mr", Women and .
Gilli“l’el’
ctory Hosiery tt til grades
CONNEALLY & iiR’ACKEN I
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lsued a requisition on the governor
‘of New York yesterday for the
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mttted at Bloomfield, May 8.
,State Policeman Robert
‘was designated as the officer to
celVe and return the prisoner to t
state. Markus was under arrest
New York.
N.
turn to this state of lgnatz Markus.
charged with statutory burglary com-
1916.
Bridst’man
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Big Bargains
1 Kranath & Bach
r Shoulngcr
1 Gordon
1 Christie t! Son
I lhveu & Bacon
335,00 AND UP
Studwell Piano Co.
39 No. Main So, So. Not-walk
NOTICE.
Removal of Pler
0n and Aflorflay 9th
Freight will be received at Pier
the Analog J. smith Transports!
. Doctrine.
W
45
East River Foot of Jackson Streamer
NORMALK, 86. NORWALK, WEST-
PORT, ROWAYTON AND DARIEN
Ion
No hiding Business
_ Earlon House
-(0reguy'Boulevard).
he Nonalk
' the Iay x.
m. 'TO ORDER.
W‘DINNIRS'AND ant.
m0“! 1175-2. ‘
THE GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME
will be pleasant indeed if you do
your resting on the porch or in the
house in some of our
WILLOW OR RATTAN
FURNITURE.
it is so big and roomy. so cool and
comfortable you will be glad to get
tired in order to enjoy its restful-
ncss to the full. We have such
furniture in sets or in single piece;
Plenty of patterns. only one qual-
ity—tho best.
‘A. -J. ANGEVINE & "Sim
134406 Washington so, So. Nomll
TREE WORK
or ALlernns
SPRAYING
IN SEASON
Beaupaindz Saunders
S. Norwalk. Phones 25mg, 1762.5
The New Science
tDEFINlTION 'OF OHIROPWTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
Chiropractors remove the-cause of
disease and pain, health is roatort’ed
throughliarinonixing the nerve sys
tents in your body. it‘smalo troubles
given special attention; also curvature
otthe spins. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help-you.
lunatic treatments given at”,
“T.""Fraiicis, :D. C.
Wl'hloslon 8L. So. Norwgllchm,
‘ Graduate (um Palmet- .Boltsel.
"WASPMIGHT Line T0 nevi
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vonit.
30-."st day sanctum-day «a .
in. freight received at Nona-imp 3.
km: y. and at loath Norwallt I. to
P- W ' .
we "
’Frsighthaat lslvaa Pier 27 .Iaat 2,
.Rtw,uuaw~Verk «horror Oatherlne '
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The Most Exciting Story ‘L’
Mary Roberts Rinehori: . M
Ever Wrote—
Read
The Curve of the Cntenary" ’
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PlCTORlAL annaw
FOR JULY.
use”. Copy On Sale New)
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James Donnelly ..............
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CENTRAL HOTEL 53335.11? ‘
Gerhar- Monroe and Chestnut Itraats. tooth Norwalk.
Roomsby‘day orwoakatrsuonabloorioas.
Ivory room well «unload, aleatrtc lights and gas.
m as: class.
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OPTICIAN
Everythingin the Optical Lino
Eyes Examined "Free ' ' ..
b3 WALL "II"
NORWAL
HON! sea
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — L. c.
Smith, Underwoodt
Remington. all other
makes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, ‘ 83
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
JAS. DONNELLV
to South Main Street, South Norwalk
Electrical Co. -
The Only Fully Equip
ELECTRICAL snap,
In the Town f
AUTO SUPPLIEBV.‘
Phone 805—50 So. Main .
So. Norwalk, Music Hill
is an important factor of success and
the wise man of today looks wcll to
his teeth. By so doing he knows that
he is able to properly masticate hls -
food; his speech is not affected by
open spaces, the contour of the face is
preserved, his appearance is galutary,
and he is better able to cope with the
world at large, and his own interests
in particular by having teeth ' which
are neither unsightly nor unwhols-
some.
Personal attention given to all de-
tails. Consultation tree.
Dr. J. ill. Mallory
is so. Main at. as. Not-walk, Conn.
Ouadays by appointment only.
Hours.0a.m.to5p:m.: lie 8 pm;
:Be-SuteltsA i
.FRlSBlE’S .I ,
Made in *the Clean“ ,
«item the beat fresh
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for
Insist on them at y
ta'urants.
A new snowmo
whens-u J ~
'38-"
new "II '
, ;~- interim .
nuns.- Jae m J
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