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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 24, 1916 · page 7

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‘l'he consideration that tho babies'i '. '- mm mm“. ' ‘
'Ws mm is Mmmued ml , ,_. this no thing. my GOAL now while you have the opportunity for
the display of infants' wearatthehl ””” _-.- _ timer to. In that m in but that ”I D! II tho 1.1 but i
t a!“ La IX“ w KW vain. We can In your orders to the to. and d m
o—Cau. 50c. 73c and 11, O’Brien's. U NDERTAK ER For mm Women and :

Howard Frost. of Danhury. who has; l Yul. 0.00. ‘m; ”w, 603, RAYMOND BROTHER-S
u “den?!" an operation there, “‘0 NEW RED I!“ BUiLDING . I
who ago, is W rapidly that
,roving and is expected to go home! _H_ Y3Cllllllg I II | :I I ‘

T ”m" week cow UNTIL JULY 12. Tennis d
”8"“ bu" "'25 w "‘50‘ 03”an Weather Coming After That,
* in... 1...... a M... m . ti... 8m mm m»... Will TE PUMPS Lebanon and Soft Crabs ,
,. A, < Acorrespondent to the Danbury News .
U&:::onrt:l;)’ ovm?m;:sl:!‘ writes: —- l Oxfords nld Boots my by 93'
. Beginnig at 1:25 p. m., Standard: in wide Variety 0
i 1 t .
335 33“.}?5312’. $32.3. in... mm» t... 21 me God-st C059 and See it Sammy Fish Market
11 and ice creanip festival. to be held weather mm “a" begin work upon ‘
our summer season, [or ‘the heavens ‘ ’ - '
at the residence of di “I: :;e;::: declare the story 0! God. and the ilrm- G'OVCI s CUTBILL S BRIME M‘A RKET
I Gregory Bouietar '0 d t" Dd.‘ ament showcth liis liandiwork; dayl no“ 108 ‘ind 109
evening. A” member: an “e b unto day uttereih speech and night; . ‘ '
Mild attend.‘ lunto night sheweth knowledge": g“ Vim St, Free Delivery 71 NOI'Nh Mal“ St.
'—“"" Psalms tax 16 3 Hill 51 I ll
~8traw ha” 8mm Hats O Brien s I From an astronomical point of viewl '

 

our summer will open with the sign
lion rising,

At the turning of the lianbur)
members (it tho State l‘olicemcn's As
Inflation of Connecticut, held last
evening at the police station. Patrol ;
men Martin Ballard and Paul Pope
were elected delemtcs to the annual
convention of the association. in bi
held in Nnrwnlk on Tuesday, July 11
Sergeant William J. llauchy, vice-pres
iden'. [lit‘pltlt‘tl at the meeting and
Special Policeman Adam Roth was.
pccretary.

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—\'our old jewelry will bc valuable
alter rightly retreahed~repaired by
Charles Brand, South Norwalk.

it“ you need the services oi a car-
penter, tclcplionc St, John and Keyscr
The job is not too small to be prompt-
ly attended to. nor to large for them
to handle economically. See their
ndvertisement elsewhere in this is-
one.

 

The watering tank at the junction
of West strct-t and Wcst avenue, has
been put into shape again and painted
white. the change in color being to
1purpose of avoiding more accidents
in the future.

._......._..

At meeting of the Bridgeport
branch or the State Police Aid associ-
ation Thursday afternoon at‘
quarters, eight dticgatcs wcrc elected
to attend the annual convention to be
held in Non’alk. Tuesday, July titti.
‘With the 70 new otl'lccrs just added
to the local department, more dcie-
gatos will he allowed this department
next year. The delegates electt‘d are
as follows: John J. llalpin. Simon ll.
McCullough, William Dnllwlg, Edward
C, Wheeler, Patrick J. Lynch, Edward
J. McCarthy and Doorman Charles
Campantt. Court Oi'lcer Christophcr

Finnegan, vice proaidmit oi the nasal
elation and Superintendent John H.‘

Redgate who is a member of the ex-

ecutive committee will both attend the

convention.

 

 
 

 

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its ruller (Venus) in
t‘anoer and the mid-heaven conjoined , 1!.
with Saturn (ruler of the fourth house? an ancient "mm pmpwod
(Hapricorn) with the next change oiling: the eclipse or the moon in the‘
the moon forming a square angle to 22d m a cgpnm .5 1. the can
both Venus and Saturn. [with thin wind 0! July, signified the
The astrological significance 01' l “death of Ion. king or ruler, and et-
such a combination pressures a ram tract-d sedition“ Thus it this be a
cr backward summcr in general, mucht sign from haven," in may expecti
Wt‘l weather and cold to follow soon to see this take elect within two;
aitcr summit-r begina The last qur‘tmouths and twenty-six day! from the‘
ter of the moon follow with an em . time 0! mg ecllpge_ Let us wgtch and.
mat.» to both \‘cnus‘ and Saturn on ‘ 39g how near we can “read this warn-l
the 22d, in thc midst of a \‘ulcantjng from the Davina Hand."
Etiuinoul period The moon COHJOiMi Another eclipse, but that of the sun
Juniter the um. All those people ; and not visible to this locality, is the
who are. fortunate to own barometerl i next new moon (or July. occurring 0"
‘wiii find their instruments quite‘ihe 29th. This will not have so im-
Ihlelli’ninl beginniniz June 21 and“ .2. portant a bearing upon the weather,
and ttKrit-ulturists will do well to but may indicate a rather a” god
\\‘t‘tlt‘ll out and ceasc any plans for windy month to follow, as Mercury
haying directly following this pPTiOdn will hate power over the weather to
as thunderstorms, excessive lightningl follow this change of the moon. The
and rain with a following period ofiancient significgnce of this eclipse,
' "very (‘001 days' 10‘“)me on the is the presaging ot‘ ‘a sudden infirmity
hPPi-‘i of d” ”19"“ 3'0"!" “9 evident. '0! some kill: or great man" Watch
Expect a stormy period and cool wave for this to occur a tow months after
for the remaining days of June. i From g general standpoint. we may
Junc 30 in rind the new moon with safely say our summer will be quite
us again {unlit-st north in declina- ,hackward and we will do we“ to
tion with that of the. sun in orb Ol‘await the 12a. of “my before we put,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Yachting shoes, tennis shot 5, outing shoes

IN MANY

For men, women and children
Asplendld line ti hosiery

CONNEALLY

.1 WASHINGTON CTRIIT

Motrin:
OnonthuInyM

Freight will to resolved at Pier 45
that River loot at Jafiua Street Oar
NORWALK, .0. NORWALK. WBIT-

PORT, ROWAYTON MI DAMIN

“a Analog J. with Tronoponatioo

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‘Conjllllilion with Venus and Saturn? much faith in gettied wegthfl' The}
.Anotltcr wet and cold pcriod start-i summer 'm be quite late “a run in-
trcm thi. unait‘. and ~00“ after ih‘5:to the tall season somewhat,

date, expect the baronit-tcr to tail and AZDKIE’L ADXACIEL,

 

it warm wavo first pass ovcr us {01- Bothel. Conn.

lowcd with rain, and liuhfnlng and

then cold and raw cast winds to fol-

low for ll few days into Jull'. cmA‘rflO’R 'A “P
July 3 (lid ‘Sol conjnitts Venus, and .

the 5th. \‘ulcztn, (a pltmvt tisputed by h u d m.

many RalfOllOlllt‘rh) will [Mall in con tHUOO'UO ”Y

junction with \‘enus also. This per-
iod will no dottlit bring on more cloc-

No light; Business

We have all American m
in mumploy whom an“.
trill} our ‘ 1!. our.
pa 'Ig is. highest mutual

cu for all kinds of link.
Feather Beds a specialty.

WM. EFFRON 60., Inc.

3 Rowan St, E. Nor-walk.
Tel. «1. Tel. 44!.

 

trlcnl dinturlitinccs and much rain. M‘
still blighting the hopcs oi the (arm-

 

 

 

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July 8 Vulcan passes IOVi’r Saturn
with it change of the moon attain. This
is bound to bring a decidedly cool
spell of summer to gradually puss oil
and summer weather to follow. Not
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MODELS

81 BRACKEN

TELEPHONE 147R

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THE coon OLD ‘

SUMMER TIME

will be pleasant indeed it you do
your resting on the porch or in the
house in some 01 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-
neu to the full. We have such
furniture in sets or in single pieces.
Plenty oi’ patterns. only one qual-
ity—the best.

A. J.ANGEVINE&SGN

134-136 Washington St, So. Norwallt

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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JUNE CLEARANCE SALE
Big Specials for THE Evening

Steam Dying 8i Clubbing Co.
—BRIDGEPORT—

Formerly known as Bridgeport Stem Dyeing 4 Meaning C4.
Silk Dru-on, cloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Telephone 085. H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 film 0L- WW

 

 

 

No Woman Is,

iWell Dressed

Unis-harclodmeonbinotintFr-cb
until-Mam war-crawls»—

Pictorial Review
Patterns

guarantors
Advance Styles—-
Chic and Perfect Fit.‘

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What a disappointment that dress

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Don't uh chances again—us-
,Pictorial Review
Patterns
'Ind what your stylu- from tho‘

Fashion BoohorSumner
and
JULY PATTERNS

Randy New

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53 WALL ST.
0. D. Jackson NORWALK
OPTICIAN Phone 438

Everything in the Optical Line!»

 

EYES EXAMINED FREE

REIUILT TYPEW‘RITERS —- L. c.
S m i t h. Underwood
liemington, all other
mailer, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Mathiues
sold at 85 per month

JAB. DONNELLY
to South Main street, Soulh Norwllk

 

The Reed & Volk...
Electrical Co. E

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snap ‘
In the Town

 

 

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"——" for scttlcd wcather and more warmth mflmflfilsmfi . SELL --_. .. s.-- _._- ‘ .
A meeting of'thc general committee for the growth of vegetation. The -~—-~~H , l . afle AUTO SUPPLIES
0f the Catholic Club was held in ”1013111191. will do we” to observe this ; IT TO . WD-ENTISTRY Phone 805—50 so. Main St.

 
 

club house last evening. The report and take advantage or the following
of the committee which had charge‘weck to get in all his work, especial-

Successor to Wm. Eilron.

For Unto-date Service Call

OF ALL KINDS

 

of ther ecent Kirmess was receoived
V and accepted.
& lawn fete on the club grounds some
time during the first part of August.

fiomas McMahon gave a short taik‘
concerning the entertainment for the.

“air. He was given full charge to
go ahead with any plans that he
might see fit, to provide the entertain.
hunt. The matter of installing a new
‘Mthrg plant in the club house was
also thoroughly discussed and laid on
the table until the next meeting. Since
the place has been remodeled, it is
mount! that they resent heating plant
Is not sunlcient because of the addi-
tion of another floor for the use of
the members.

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3% 1916, payable

 
 
 
 
 

It was decided to hold!

The South Norwalk 'i‘rus‘i Company

The Trustees have ordered that interest at the rate of Four
Per Cent per annum be credited to the depositors in the
Savings Department for the current six months ending June -'

FRED H. GANUNO.
Funeral Director and Embalmo

iy haying and cultivating.

 

 

Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. Exit Nor-walk.

 

 

The balance of July should be quite
summer-like, though a tow days oilf
and on may prove rather cool. such
as the 14. 18, 20th and 213i. These,"
are liable to prove rather cool days,'
lhut not so disappointing. '

ShOWers are evident about the
15th and 215i. The 14th of July. the
full of the mon, is an eclipse, and this y of] '21:? £23: :fiteg‘g 253:3:
will ”"9 an important bearing “9°“ guarantee tin made into leaders, hand
God's weather mill. This eclipse is made. painted inside, tin roofing.
visible to this part of the world, but, plumbing and heating.
it is unlikely we shall have a run view "Stormtishi" 8““an "9:“;
of it in this city on account of the rooting: 11 p’lly 3:1.‘ingrgz‘foteyeeara
“showery effect“ the atmosphere will yeafl‘.H::RY AgzeeELélN
possess at that period. It may be con-

56 "our 8t.
sldered a cold and wet moon general- Residents. am

We. and Ruldenca
Telephone 004
M So. Main 3t, 'So. Norwallt

 

 

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’Btit Takes the Gate

Sometimes my Ms gets mad at me
When she wants errands done,
'Causo I don'tJilto to leave my play
And think too much of fun.

But. when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,

Son can't you go to‘ilve Monroe

And get some cake for tea?

I allers speaks up just as quick

And pet-lite as can Ila-—

l'd love to no to flvu'iilonmo

And get some cake for tea.

. BANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE 8T.

 

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«hand; after July 10th Deposits made

 

 
 

Charla E. Hoyt, Treasmr

 

l NORWALK

Enumvhomnm.

F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing

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as NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE W

 

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SPRAYING

IN SEASON i

Beaupain 8t Saunders
8. Norwalk. flames 251-13, 1762-5

 

 

T he New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic is the definition 0! the
cause of the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a. wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Lam; lite in the diluent organs and

in .

Chiropractors remove the‘auae of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. We troubles
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never rogrot
giving the CW a chance to
help you.

Emotion-summiglmllu.

T. Francis, D. C.

Graduate from Palmer animal.
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, FAST—MINT Line to m.
' your.

Fnlgubaatmflorfl loot
ulcer, New York (foot at Marina

 

I Wldllnm it, .0. Nominal]. ;

So. Norwalk, Music Hall But.- '

is an important factor of success and
the wise man of todtay looks wit to
his teeth. By so doing he knows that
he is able to properly masticate his
food: his speech is not. affected by
open spaces, the contour of the face is
prcscrved, his appearance is salutary,
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 unwhole-
some. y

Personal attention given to all de-
tails. Consultation tree.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

Sundayabyappolntuient only.
Homila.mto5p.m.:7ulp.nt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

BeSu eltsA ‘"
FRlSlllE’S PI ,i
Made in the Cleaned Plant

from the beat fresh from
obtainable.

Ask Your Grocer for Them. '
Insist on them at your
taut-ants.

 

 

 

A NEW snowmo or"

WASH SU

ALSO LINGERIE
cram; waters“,

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Nora-ht"

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