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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 6, 1917 · page 5

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HEADQUARTERS FOR

THERMOS BOTTLES, MOTOR
KITS, ETC.

Hal-“S Gans I $1.75 to $25.00.
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COM.
That’s All

NOR WA LK
SOCIETY

and Personal
NE ”’8

Martin Hall Gill of Shippun. young‘
251 son of Mrs. Martin Hall Gill, has
joined the First Pennsylvania Regi
inept. Battalion A. and is stationed at,
:‘4’211'312'12111111011 Heights. South lietlilca
1.21:1, 1‘:1. .\l:. tlill. who 1151.4 been con-‘
1121211221 312211 1112.1 aeronautical (lo-gian—
11211112112111 Steel (10m...
some time, is a brother of
.\11'- \i'diinm 11221-12111 Berkley of Post
{1'2 112i llarir'n, 111121 oi Mrs. 13'. G, O'Con-
lnell 21152111111 .\'211'u‘alk. .
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street

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GENERAL onoER’TO SCOUTMAS~‘
TERS 0F NORWALK couucn.

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WEATHER FORECAST !

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til-.meraily fair tonight and .47'21121r2lat'.w

on 1.111121212111's 14-
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03135: Kansas and North Dakota. They u

menusing tin-'etled Weather, with 10- 2 .\11'. 111.21 .\lt'.4'. ltobtrl .l. 11222'12211' of
W211's.b22'twc2-n the Rocky “01111 34211111 .4‘Ia1112’212'21, \32112~ gut-41.4 221 122111-
thus and the Mississippi river Show The 1211121221'1212.2 22xa1uinntion 22,111 121 2““1‘ 211 52111111 Xoi'wallt, Sunday.

2m “ere 221.4'o tenorted 110111 111212 .241"“ ‘1 ‘” 211-42221 " ;\‘$”.‘\$“k ""$‘2“'"".

£211.11" and South Atlantic coasts. Pica ”M" 12113 :21211 ‘l‘111‘v“7‘“‘1‘2‘l‘1‘ 112.4- 221121‘ 15114121112112 2:;21111122. .l1'._. 221‘ South

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flake. region 111121 along the Atlantic‘Iden, Village t‘roek. at N o‘clock in 11122 21.11 321111 1'22111213'214 in licthcl.
211121.22 1101112 01‘ 42122211 Carolina, "““ll“‘J“““‘g1 1'3'21211 1‘““\"11>1‘““‘1‘.“ 1121;114:112 _._.._._..,,.... '
_ , . 2.2 . 3, . _2 ltH‘. 11112 11 l't‘t‘tH‘t \31 12' ‘2'11‘221 12'
1114110, TPMS‘ 221121 llodee ‘ “3" 12411.4, r21 221121n2121112'21 and 1122- number 221‘ 112111214
35““ 111.2x1111u1n 122111112'ratu1‘es 0f WU (ll 21 1321112 21211121 211 223221'3' .4'2'21111 at 1122
$33-$55- 11! 211112-1'14'e211211114 Ill? l(‘lllllt‘I 521121211 .421 that at 11122 211111212 11122 32111
”flutes are gcnct rally allow normal Ithe 11213.4 will 11'2'221321 prop21' 21"22111 1211',
1223111 not. excessive 'tlicir'w'orh. . . .
j . . . __ ‘ .3 .' .' . ,." 11 14' 1112111112221 1211' 211's Saturday 111212
(.Onillllfllll-l 1223211. 1211 1111.4 312111113. I“ 11112221122112121 1‘2'r tl~22 11213'4'2'21‘1112- 1111111 .
3311' “'l‘iillll‘lfi WHO‘WQ by patt'tly ’ .4'2'110211 troop 111121 11121.42' eligible for 11122 5“”
222112212131 . same. 1112111211111: 1110522 who 1211542221 11122 ions 211' 1112' 11‘211'2-41, MM 12 11121221i112112141‘
421211121 2-1224'4' exams, and who will 112- evening, 211121 2112121241 11124. Jun” (”if
in 1112111111111111'11212-1111.4 t'all.‘ 'ljlic 11213? 1111 21.4 212'12'c22122 m 1112' 41:1121 21211112111
I13ill 111221 211 1 [1.111.211 1:114 Flax 11111 . . .
1.21121 2112211122 211 112111113” 2'22111121144122111-1 “0'" 0““ 2.1111111021112111 fl”. member-
ship 3321.4 1'1'2'21112221 211121 11 was voted to

.\'a.4'111. 21112'11 boy .4'112111121 have 11121 lol~
'“" ilowim: 222111111112-111 21112 h(1213' 2M" 110121 initiation and :2 2~212~'121. 111011 at

‘l‘w‘l ‘ 1‘1‘2‘““l“‘“‘ 11"" “1“ ‘ht‘H'l‘t 1211121. 1 the next 111212ti11g whith 1.4' 11122 twenty
Ductt-t '1112~. 2144 2'11 21 112124321“ 1 u
_. lint: 1 quart 422212'22 111m. 1 113 11.121, 1 (11.1. "thit2l amtlveisarr of the oruttii‘z tion.
i. 1 12112222,. 22111122. 2211112 222121 412212212. T110 next (11001111: is (m Jul)“ 1.1. 1
1 Grub List. 1
' 01122 cup 1'i2'~22 2111‘211222111 1212' 111,, 11:3 21113
i' 81181 1111 11111111118 ‘
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There 33111 b.“ 111g ‘? . ,1. l . 1211p112111r.1 2221222111111122111, 14111112 I
the: this 2222c11211g,of (2121221112122 r112 1101-12 211' tun-.2111 l 1 111.1'21111121 “flak. ll ‘1
(£513, 3‘2. l. 0. R- .31., in {382. .\"12'!1.4' 111111 12mm ptlldltl. 1412111411212311 baking p033 . AND DARKENS "A“!
11111133111111 .411'2'221. Routine business -.r'..'. 21221'. ‘9 113 1111112 crackers or hard tacltu I
. . 1 - . 3"ll be 211- 1 12221411212111 12.112. , 2 .2
m transacttd, 11121 ofltccrs ‘ I 1 It is 21121221'2121 111111 all second close 0°“ Stay Gray. M Darkens 8° Nat. l
gilded. urally That Nobody Can Tell
113224.43 kits 01 the lightest possible 111.1-
1211'ial (can be gotten at the ten 2'22111 . .
. . 1 '0111 ct. . 20ccnt bottle of
storel, small empty 1'11 containers 1211 right if 3 11;; Sll‘ ‘ d" l
cocoa. salt. sugar, 22123.. and small 11121.4 “ 50‘1"" Sill“ and l} phur (01111101111
lin bugs for rice 2112'. at am drug stote. Millions of boltlcsl
’11122 .42-21'111 otiicinls are making: plans of this 01,; famous Sage Top “Will".
flounton, N J" has 1’99“ “103"“ 21nd 1211 “ “Wk Mk“ lot 'h“ last W” M improved by the addition of other in
' 11113 about 11121 2.121.1‘or all 11121 42 out4 1113's .11

dinir business 33111 1122 221111r2213' opct.1t- I ”f V)!“ 22111 11 is 21214112221 ”W 1112'12' gr'pdjpntg mp sold 2211111121113.
22221 in Bmoklyn Th“ 1212242111 2.112211 f0121121 in 11111 .122221121.1112122.12 2.4 going 2211122 “011 known 211111422141 lwu' 1121222222222 it
flinging 21122 plant is that the directorri one 211' the biggest scouting 2'3'221114' .iu darkens the mm L10 11.2111122113 and 221. I

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11122111241 about 11213.4
his property.

com-
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MSPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
P‘anCy new potatoes, :15 lbs. 221. 1112..
4521'. United Grocery.

2 (up cocoa. 1211 cup 41124221
tan 2'\.2p221'.1t221 1111112 24' 41112111. 1 211112111‘,
2 112'34 equip 111221114213'22s with l’tl(‘k1 2
map pi'2'op21 blankets pocket knives, l You can turn gray, l‘tttled hair beau-
tifully dark and lustrous almost overI

 

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thought it. more 900,101,112,“ to 099mm Norwnlk. and c3 2213 .42'21111 33111 1122111 to ('nl3 that no one

row 111.11 week and lit 4111'c to 11.132 11
strong \1211 biokcn- in pair 211 411024
For the 1111222 for 1111.4 8211111‘211133411221-

historic city only. Most of the lloonton

mmploye's. 1230 in number, it is stated. 2

will be. given employment at ”10 1221' 111113214 .1utl pout-hos “"11 be given
' . they go {tom the Deputy“
- 1 ' vorks. 1111 11.4 1'11'114
Hmokbn ‘ (‘ommissioner .4 110212221. 11031.4 who do
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. - t have proper equipment will be
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“4“ng 11211112 I" .14. “1‘ ’ C ‘m obliged to 4121211) indoors.
Wary. ' _. W. . ._ LT.“

1 An automobile broke, the police dum
Plans 33"cictli4'cttss21d last night at 21 111V .11 11121 9011191 0; 1‘ .13 Hill Road
mmllar send-111211111113 meeting of “21- and 1212111121111 LII-pm la4't night
2231mm Council No 31 T). of l’. for at-
blending the parade and carnival which
will be held in Fairlield next Safihu
em night, under the auspices of tin-
2.1mm Tribe, 1. O. R. H. It 1.4 expected
223111: many members of the local coun-
uil will participate in the event. Visit-
utcx from Fairfield were present at last

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The John llnlnccy 11121111121112121 in
Thursday's edition 01' The Sentinel.
is no local boy, but
chesler, N. Y. 11141211121 of spelling his

connection with the auto affair.

comes from 1121- I

name with a “ ‘," it 1.4 spelled with anl
".6." The local boy. of course had 1102

cup 1211 it 11114 beenI
‘.applicd

'Thosc whose hair is turning gray orl
becoming‘ladcd have 21 .4111p1'i421' wait
ing them, 1121221114212'212211 one 2’17 two2
applications the may hair 21221212411224
. 11nd vour locks hccomc luxuriantly
dark and beautiful.
I This is 21121 age of 3021111 arm -11. 214 ,
Ied, unattractive 101124 aren't “tintedI
1 ‘around, so get busy 221211,:W31 211.42
ISage and Sulphur Compound 1211112511111
.and you‘ll be delighted with your tlark.|
handsome hair and your youthful 21112
peraance within a few 21113 .4'

This preparation is 11 toilet 1'2'22'11114-
lie and is not intended for “the cum;

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Imittgatton or prevention of 211212414214-
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night’s meeting, at which regular rou-

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71451123 businesg was transacted. I

Henry H. P0111112. who has been sup-
Wmtendent of the soft hat 2121p art
mx-nt of the. Crcfut & Knapp factory in‘I
Water street concluded his duties 011
lSéaturday. and 31111 gixe his entire at. l
fienlion to his new 21nt211'pii4'21 the .\m- l
afican llal Manufacturing 2'ompany.I
The American company will more in,
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anion at Day and lRaymond streets, to l
fie Loth mill in Grand street, \3'11221'21I
extensive additions have 11212111 practiI
212212111 completed.

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"The Lacites' vtsium; 130211-21 of the‘
'Efiorwalkllospital has arranged for a
(card party to be given at the Norwal’k

{-‘l'ountry Club on ‘li'edncsday, July
mm, piaynlg to 1191112 at 3:15 p. 112.

Masons making up tables will please
”firing cards, colors and pencils, There
wit-fill be a prize furnished for every ta~
Kile. Tickets can be secured from
111's. H \V. Gregory, 26 West avenue.
Iorwalk and from 1311.422 Gertrude Bo
“1111,64 South Main street. South
Norwalk, and 'M13. Leo Davis. 15
ann street, East 'Norwalk
"Elbe anagement of the Country
(nub as kindly given the ladies the
use. or the club for that day, and a
marge attendance is hoped tor

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The SlJMMERm

AND GS
ngbrm Holiday“ ‘

Eckman s
Alterativo so. NORWALK

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Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

Are the Most Economical.

I They save you from one-half to one yard of material on each dress.
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Call at our Pattern Department and see the
JULY PATTERNS

JAMES DONNELLY

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Two Red Letter Days

Are Coming Into Your Life

ONE IS SATUREMV, JULY 7th,
'THE OTHER IS SUNDAY, JULY 81h.

You are invited to watch four 3' or d-
12111121114 coli'crs plat' .111 exhibition thit"—t3 41x
hole match on Vt eeburn Links. Golf expel is

11111121 be willing to 31" 11k front here to Scot-
11111121 to see a Lame like this.

Alex Smith of Wykagyl and Gilbert
Nicholls of.Great Neck, are matched
against Tom Kerrigan of Slwanoy and
Ernest Kiltick of Weeburn. Even their
names click, like the impact of a brassie
against a golf ball.

They will tee-off at 10 a. m. and 1:30
p. 122. Saturday.

THEN—~

32.111 are invited to watch four mart' 211011413'
.4kil ful tenni4' plavei's make 41112111 31 bite b.1114

2:21.1111c1'rinclv. exactly w'hcie their
tuitionentsle 11st desire to have them 2'21.
Miss Bjurstedt (National Woman's

Champion with Mr. H. Throckmorton
(National Junior Champion) will. play
Miss Ballln (Westside Tennis Club Cham-
pion) and Mr. F. Alexander, (Former
National Doubles Champion).

This remarkable exhibition match will
be played on the Weeburn Courts, be
ginning at 4 p. (11. Saturday.

'l'cu will llt‘ 4211'3‘1'221 11f12'1' lentils.

THEN—

comcs Sunday—and your 103'ful place dillOll 21

those who 31"112'11 the Greenwich l'ield Club

t( ltampions of Connecticut) plavt the hair-

. field Country All- Stars (Future Champion4

of Connecticut) in a name of Indoor- Outdoor

JBaseball on the cround4 of William Ziee'ler
1'.

This may be your only chance to see
eighteen determined men beat a ball the ’
size of a small boy's head with a half
grown base ball bat and then run.
Neither you, nor they, will he likely to
forget the occasion.

11$ (- ..
There will bt‘. no charge for 112l111i4'.4io'1 121 :1113' 211'
these events.

On both days, collections for the bene-

. fit of the American Red CrOSS will be
taken.

in the rush and swirl of caclt 21112114 111143' We then?

2221111224 21 time when our pity, 111121 1223'2'. 221121 212241122.
to help others, 2;r_\'.‘4'tullizc.4, when “'2' plan-2- what.

322' are 221' what we have 211' what we can do 111 11122
.42'1'3'i2~22ol'21121.4'c who need what 112-, have to give.
‘ That time has come—to you—to all of us.
need is .421 great that it 2:111u1ot. 11c 1112'224111‘1'21.

You can help, in cncouragciucnt. 113'} setting: 22412122
other cngzagreuicuts and coming to chluu'u 112121 11221
Ziegler grounds on Saturday 111121 Sunday.

You Can help, 3'211'3' practically, 121121211121- tltc .4'11111
3'2111 222121 to the collcc‘non he a checkwa crisp bank
note—411' .'1 11113' Silver coin.

Not One of Us Should Forget

Red Cross Days

at Noroton, Connecticut.

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AT mo nEouonoN m PRICES

A. J. Angevme & 5011 C0.

 

 

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Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave, Cannon St. l‘}

 

This store will close 1115 o’clock

except Saturdays; from now till
Labor Day. -

Saturdays the closing hour will be
9 o’clock

 

Just a few days;
skirt to order
for $1!

'1 one is extended 111 31 11: ch 33 2111 en can have 1kirt made,
to measure for 1 (loll'U'
1 111111112: the next few 21:13.4 that chance is open“,
1 1' ourtee 1 smartnew tasteiul 413lcs to pick from. ’1‘ ,
Dozens and dozens of 1.1111124 to pick from at 59 cts.
lt21$2avard._
I One ch tarcc for 112112.1111121. no matter
pitktd. and that211.11'212221'212‘211' 2111c :212111211
This dollar pays for 111 the c3. pert work done 111.1011
Ivour 41211 1
11113341111 whatetcr finding; nareneccssarzt
lhere we no 21.111121 24121112211 of $113 sort

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what fabric is

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I Jtt4t the rcc'ular 2211.11 «re 1211' the cloth3 011 tuck—4211121
Ithen a tlollai form 1ki112-1'.

1. L3 cry skirt Will bc math from measurements taken
I at the time 3' on buv cloth.

I That 4kirt \1'1 ill 1c fitted hcfor c it is finished.

2

When it is finished it is utterantccd to hes '1ti4'factorv.
And it 111113 be made f1 out any of these rich and fash—
ionable .1b11c4. f1 om 21113 of the novel skirtine s. from our
oi the 'erces and mohair4' .md such 4taple fabrics 4.——anv at
11112221110 ch iztl‘c'c. for makinc. of $1:—
I Serc'es 1211th 1214'. crcpcs. poplins . plaids. mohairs 1111

Iplain we ave or fancv 4'11' ipesw $1.25 yd
I Pan-(11111141 c1 'epc.4, st) 1pcs, plaid,4 ser ges, poplins, fancy
1111.1 :tute4 —— .150 yd.

l 111141111114 poplins and tinc- -tveavc 4e1 LQb— $1. 75 yd.
i 111112.13'4l 111121431121 111.11'ls.111112'v c1epe4 India twill hou—
lin serge and melrose, ,

A1121 .1 wondertul lot 211' bl.1ck-a_-11d '22' hitc
1n (211222-1234: and plaids and unitlue stripes.

Tllll 21 floor.

a, 1;. .r24'-+ ym
cpmbtnauom
59c to $2 .Vd.

A small rag rug and new
draperies make home look
wonderfully cool and
inviting all through the
sultry summer days

Spread one of the new linen color couch- -covers in place'
of the Oriental.
1 Have rag rues matter ed in niches and corners.
Drape some of the new cream madras 111 place of heavy
. portieres. ww—
' Let curtains of marouisette or scrim keep out the glare
$Of the sun and let in the vagrant breezes.
11d house becomes a cool- looking and charming sunl-
mer home.
"Tis easily and uuick 1v done. Simplv take advantage
of the store’s facilitiea
Now readv to help you
tent:—
2 Couch covers with plain linen— color center and border
10f ereen or brown ~—.. 9.1 50.
I Striped couch- -cover:. combination of linen— color and
. creep—$1.25. '
I Sunfast curtains red. L'reen. brown or blue.——$3. 75
lpair.

l Hemstitched marouisctte and scrim curtains with lace

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5111 this comfort and con-

. ledge—$1. 50.

Madras with soft cre .1111 ground and fiO'ures in green,
. $111119. rose or vellow. ——35c 21.1111.
1 Colonial 1'212'11111'4 with center of erav blue. pink 01" 1
reen'1 and with cozv Chintz band border at each end :——sizes
i$1'122112124 hv 36 inches to 36 bv721'11ciie1.——$1.25t0 $3.

Third 110211.

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LICENSE QUESTION ‘in March, 1918, unless a month before.
IN PORTO .R'lCOIthe general election at least ten per,

__.... Icent cf the qualified voters should p244

.tition for a referendum. Recently pe-

Cocoanut Symbol of 'Prohibitionists titions signed by seveial

and Rum Bottle Used by
the Antis.

SAX .lt'AN. Porto Rico, June 30 tby
1111111).—-\3"h21111er the water 01' the co
ccanut is to replace rum 21.4 one of the
chief beverages of Porto Rico is one.
of the important issues to be decided
at the general election to be held July‘
111, the. first election in 33111211 Perth;
,12icans vote as American citizens . , .2 7
I' Seventy per cent of the 234 000 1211:— ‘TRIEQ TO START MEXICAN U
istered voters who will (-5141 their bnl t RISING '

:lot. in July are illiterate. and to en-Il 2‘._____ _ 2
able them to make 1112111 mark at the . 2 . .2 _
proper place. symbols are being print- SAN ANUVIO' e'Ixas, July 6'
ed on 21121 1111121111. The ptohibitlonlsts Charged with circulating literature
have adopted \lhe cocoauut as their I3l.41nt' Mexicans to arm for Offentslva
emblem and the. "anti- ptohlbltionistm‘ 2 and defensive" war on the Unite
have chosen the rum bottlo Tho halt 511,105 .1059 Qulroga, is under orre‘étm

mature cccoauut contains a pinto out .
liquid and constitutes the cheapest ‘1‘” 0“ complaint pf the Department

and most healthful soft drink that the Of Justice.
tropics attords. ’ " Quiioga 1212 said to b
The Jones bill granting American the latewaen. Ml ,

 

Imore than the required 24 00 qualified
ivoters were presented to the supc
114211 of elections, who passed only that

required number, stating that the rest

cm 21 suptrflous and granted the elec-
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citizenship to the Porto Ricans c0112 ‘ 1
112an 1211‘ amendment to the effect that meat in the 2116on mwm‘lon

 

 

 

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