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Special Dance .
Record
This Month
Uncle Tom and Arrah Go On
$1.25
DONNELLY’S
VICTROLA PARLOR
all South Main Street.
Bill NEWS
Mrs. Land. of Cheshire, Conn. will
address the Twentieth Century Bible
class. at the First M. E. church, to-
morrow, st 12 o’clock.
some regular business suits.
gray checks.
Newtown has r'n‘axed its infantile
paralysis quarantine, because of the
heavy expense of maintaining guards
on the highways.
The regular weekly dances will be
island and Countr! Clubs. Music will
be furnished by the regular club or-
chestras.
Commodore Underhlil. of the Mc-
Mullen Yacht Club, has purchased a.
power boat oven. in Northport, L. l..
and starts tomorrow after her. ~
A number of Danbury men, com«
prising a Glee Club from that city.
enjoyed a share dinner. last evening,
at Compo Beach. and delighted the
large crowd in attendance with their
excellent music.
—-Jltney Service. Schaub. Phone 768
at all hours.
hiendship Association. No. 7. will
meet on the third Tuesday ofAugust.
with Mrs. Marsh Thatcher, in New
Haven. All members making the‘ trip
will take the. 7:20 a. to. trolley from
A large number of customers pat-
ronized the Children's Market. this!
"The success of the hunting is proved by the pelt."
Here's your chance to take home a few scalps.
68 suits. made from popular fabrics. just what you‘ll enjoy
to finish the season and to open up the next season. Thin
stuff, but shape-retaining. Models are semi»close fitting,
some gathered back. some Norfolk, some patch pocket.
suit. A few standard blue serges in the sale.
Many of the popular mixtures,
Bargains in Furnishings
Rogers 8. Stevens
‘ NORWALK
held .iilis evening at the Knob. Bell .
and reduced 53 to $5 on every
some in the blue and
we don't.
SOUTl-l NORWALK
HATTEIO' FUR BCAROE.
__
Less in New York Market Than in so
Years Defers.
in an article in relation to the hat-
ters’ fur situation as it is found in the ,
New York market at present the Daily .
Trade Record. New York, says:
Despite the fact that “New fur
supply houses say there is less but. .
ters' fur In America today than there
[has been for the past )0 years. in-
quinr'y recently elicited the informa-
tion that the local but market must
Baxter's.
There was a large crowd in attend--
nnce. last evening. at the dance given
by the Westport Club, in the Compo
Beach dancing pavilion. The Sterl-
ingoWsllnits orchestra. furnished ex-
cellent music for dancing.
“a“ '
Fred Murphy. Bernard Crampton
and Donald Taylor have returned from
H" two dny's automobile' trip. during
which time they visited Saratoga
Springs. N. Y.. and were Joined by
t halles Murphy. who returned to his
home in this city. after having spent
a month in that place.
5—8traws :1. 31.25, $1.50, O'Brien'a_'
Some local trapshooters are plan-
ning to take part in the registered
tournament of the Connecticut Trap
shooters’ Association, which will be
morning. The children's stock is be get along on the fur supply on hand
Ins enlarged each week. and many until approximately the first day or
people find it very convenelent li‘be'lv‘ebruary, 1917, as it is not thought theI
able to purchase fresh garden vegeta- finished product from English and
bleg so paslly, Scotch skins. which are expected
, __._._._.... about the middle of November. can
The. Second district registrars were possibly be worked to be put upon the
in session. yesterday morning and sf- mlrket before that time. '
iernoon and’ last evening. in the City The British government was ex.
Hall, in North Rain street. where lllained to beentlrely rssponslbla for
they received numerous applications the present Ihortnse In this respect
from would“ voters who 3m deg”. While shipments from Alllllllll were
ball of hnvinb their names registeredlmmldeflbly interrupted on account of
upon this Fall's caucus “5“ Some Ill? outbreak of] the EuropeIn WIT. ll.‘
changes from one district to anotherllnl‘ ”Nd “0 particular difficulty. “3-"
were also registered. The llstllfg was 'eaperlenced by the local market untill
not exceptionally heavy 'the recent order of Great Britain that
all Australian skins were to be com-
‘mandeered for use in making 5 1-2 os..
military hats for the army. An order
for 2.000.000 hats of this sort was
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson xecelved|
a telephone call; yesterday afternoon. 3
from the Green. stating that ‘ man placed with Austraiinn makers, no
no: in a vary intoxgated 0outrii‘ditlolr; com" tol | sup ply houses. which.
n“ "3 m“ n“ ““ “c" ““9 lmeans that all the skin: which Aus-
by ”“3"“! 80'3""! Gibson 'e'" ‘olll'llll can produce this year will be
held at Norwalk, on Saturday. August
13. it will be the first regiittried
shoot ever held in that city. The]
event will be conducted under the
the scene of the complaint, and arrest-' i used in completing the order. which
I
ed James Murphy. commonly k“°‘"’.fact was said to be nrleady reaction
as “Wicked." in court. this "‘Omlng-‘severely against the United States
James was labelled as a common supply gm,
Tire outlook would be very threat-
Phone 1360
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POSITIONS IN ENGINEER
DEPARTMENT.
believe our reasons
It Wouldn’t Add to the Value to
Increase
N line with general increase of motor car prices, there would be every “pili-
cation for an advance in Chandler nice.
All material costs are advanced, labor' is advanced. There' is
into the car or onto the car that costs less, but the price is still 331% fie
for not advancing the
excuse for advancement are based on soun
You are not
0
especially interested as to why we don’ t raise the
Chandler car to $1395 or $1495, but you one m'tally interested' in
the Price
“
arise
dficeerchandism in the face offlev
erchandismgprincip es.
$1295.}. 0. b. Qlevehnd, still buys the greatest of all medium priced can.
sun-Pam‘s: round} Car - arm ~ .
Four-Passenger Roadster - - [1295 \ .
r. o. a. Gerda-d § :
VAAST BROS.
DISTRIBUTORS' ‘
l7 CHESTNUT STREET, SO. NORWALK
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND. OHIO
GARAGE % :i
WILL eruov CULTIVA-
- TION win-lions.
fluflplCeS of the Norwalk Gun “Club_.idl'unkflrd, and was sentenced lo the
Danbury News, Slal'.‘ inebrlnte Farm. at Nornicii. for
'a term of one year.
Do you know there are stores, that;
sell We spectacles and eyeglasses by "ASR John T HIYBB real “estate—in-
ching. it was said. but for the anticl-
pated opening of the English and
Scotcil' skin season. however. This
season will start about 0ct.1. as was:
’Cczz: i:ri::l u '11 hold examinations tori
The United‘saler Civil Service
The Board of control of the (‘onn-
ectlcut agricultural experiment sta-
ltlon invites all to the annual outdoor
the following-named mechanical,
trades and non-educational positions in
' lenses
‘l. -‘ 92Washln¢tanm
numbers? “9 do also—but the differ-I
once is that we sell highest qualities in '
and frames. (Cheap glans
means about the same as ground
window glass.) Ask for our new yel-
low slip with lense numbers, etc., (val-
uable to you.) Duplicating of all lens-
es. special lenses or prescnpilon lens-
es at our 30 per cent. snrlngs for you
by our lense checks. Open len'se price
list. exhibited. Chas Brand, Washing-
ton street.
Stillstln’s Remedy
Malaria
50c bottle
I subsoil-Powell-Corporstion
l . amcnirrlon .muooisgg-
in
south Mel-walk, or.
adestructive fire would do
‘rested,
. served decision.
' Think; of, Your Private
Papers 2.
Make a mental invdntqy of them. Then think: what
{-1 ’. . Then bring them in the, Safe Devonit Document 0‘
the South Norwsllr Savings Bank and put them to safety.
explained. with a result that the skins
will begin to arrive in this country
The case of Michael Dunn. Peter about the middle of November. and
Vnast and Fred Fable. the three Nor-lit ls err-acted the finished product will
walk gasoline sellers who were ar- thus be on the market about the mid-
lnst Wednesdayfby the state die of FebruarY. 1917.
police, charged with selling short “Prices for hatters' furs continue {0-
measures 0; “gonna. were up . for rise in the face of the scarcity,‘ said!
trial. this morning. before Judge Vos- one man, “Y“ cutters show no “890‘:
burgh, in the City court Fable Was sliion to sell preferring to hold the
fined ‘20, Dunn was fined ‘25, and merchandise for a further rise in,
the case against Vnust was nolled. price, Take for instance. B“ C. ‘8'“
__ pulled fur. A year ago it was sold for
The fereclosure case of William H. 85 and 90 cents a pound. whereas now,
McMahon vs. Anthony Ghlotto. et‘ the. price ranges'from $1. 50 up. accord- ‘
sis. .. was argued, this morning. before ing to qualitv “9 are paying more for
, ,raw materials that never before. and
Judge \osburgh. in the City court. the end is apparently Ito-Where in
Judge William E Tammany ”MM sight. With the season for Scotch and
‘0‘" the plaintiff and AKorney Wi“ English coney skins closed. the mark-
llam Grimm representlns one 0! the et at this period of the year is usually,
defendants. filed a motion for fore- receiving “5 Australian shipments, butt
closure by sale. Judge Vosburgh 1‘0- not so the year. as the British govern-
ment has seized all available skins
from that country "
A further point made by hot man-
ufacturers was that the quality or
fur being supplied today is inferior to
that of a year ago. This was explained I
' by for supply men to be due to the fact
gthat owing to the demand for immed-
iate shipments. the .raw fur is work-h
led faster than ever before. the skins
-' being transferred from the decks to
’ the facilities Svlth all possible speed.
i humane time for any natural 116“
surance. 7 Main street Norwalk. .
. l
Advertise in The Sentinel.
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lag of? wdrking. Also. it we said that
processes usually performed abroad
.now bare- to be done in this country.
andlthaabeanneoessarytobreakin
men to these new processes. New do-
pal‘tmanl’s necessitated because of thisL
33M. ' 7“,:
'the Engineer Department at
the Quartermaster Corps. U S. A.. and
various branches of the Government
Srcvlce in New London. Conn. and
vicinity on October 1. 1916: Carpen-
ter. Marine Fireman, Mate, Oiler (Ms-
rlne.) '
Applicants will not be assembled
fdr examination. being rated on their
physical ability. training. experience.‘
and general fitness. as shown by their
applications Full particulars in re-l
gard to the examination. including age 1
limits, and the required application
blank can be secured from Robert J
Kelley. Local Secretary. Postoi‘iice,
New London, Goon" or from the Dis-
trict Secretary. Postofllce, Boston.
Mass. with whom applications should
lbe filed on or before September 15.
[915-
There are several existing vacan- ,
else in the position of Marine Fireman
on till! Steamers of the Quartermaster.
Corps, at a salary of $768 per annulmn
To be considered for these vacancies
Mllcltloni should be filed on or be-
fore .August 31. 1916
The following flamed positions exist
in the Engineer Department at Large .
only Applications should be filed
«with Thus D. Menu-ea. Secretary of_
thijoard of Examiners. «Ilsineer
Department at Large. New London.
Conn... ‘ on or before September 16.
1.916
{Inspector of listening
~
Large. I
meeting at the Mount Camel Field on
lWednesday. August 16th. or should
'the day be stormy, on Thursday. the
l 17th.
| Tlfis field of thirty-six acres is used
'for experiment and test work in the
study of cover crops. green manures
’and commercial fertilisers. spraying
ode pests orchard management. rese-
Itable growing. and many problems in
‘breeding. economic botany. eniomolo- 1
A con- ‘ .
,zl'. market gardening. etc.
slderable variety of crops are there in
small plots.
l The work will he explained by mem-
bers of the staff. and after lunch there l
will be short talks on timely topics.
Bring your lunch with you. Lunch on
.the basket plan at 12:30 p. m. The sta-
tion will supply tables, dishes, coffee.
‘ The field Is a half mile south of
Mount Carmel station (on the North-
amnion Division) and very near the
New Haven and Waterbury trolley
line. Leave the‘cursst Evergreen
avenue. .Cars marked "Waterbury
hpresa" leave the New Haven Green
on the hour half hour. and cars
from the New Haven ralrload station
work in the study of insect and lung-I
give a transfer to this line. Time to
the field, 36 minutes. Fare. 10 cents.
ELL-f JENKINS. Director.
Prank y. Brant. and family of
Springdsie have arrived at Bella isl-
and. vwhele Ml: Band! has taken a cot-
tane‘for two months.
chum locker. or its 'rsirilolo
County National Bank. starts non.
Sterling AllfllBl
Furniture Sale
Saving ”of l’0§to\20%
UNCLE HORACE AGAIN.‘
There will be a local disturbance
in the’ntmosphere from the 4th to
the 5th of the present month of little
force. From the 11th to the 13th.
an electrical- disturbance will be in
order, not of long duration. furious
for a short time. Tobacco growers
look out. From the 18th to the 20th}
another local. nothing to fear. About,
the 26th he prepared for a furious
disturbance—a mixture of all that'
gorslnto a big shakeup.
HORACE JOHNSON.
Hittite Enddam. ‘Augnst 3. 1910:
Norwalk Chronicler