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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 7, 1917 · page 5

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manna JULY 7,, 1917

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEWI-

 

 

 

 

 

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WARDROBE TRL‘NKS
Neverbreak, $20.00
‘ innovation, $301111 to $55.00.
Suit Cases, Traveling Bags and

Aux-5.2111115 for Vacation Days.

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Harris 81 Gans

£4.

JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Streel

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111, of A, will hold a regular monthly"
business scssion this evening

llis<es 11111111 “11111, Helen Bowlci,
.\ltttiel ‘Bowles, Edith Scott and Ka-
111111 1111-1 (11111151111. of New Canaan,
spent the holiday at 11111011 Point.

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Tel. 721

 

Thomas 1". Dowc. manager of A I",
l-‘lt-ckman 1‘11'11 5111111 .111 Washington
._.#__ .__.:.»tr,ee1 has rcceh 11d :1. gift l't'om 51111::
151111111 Biscuit company. t'or having one
lot die best 111-.11'1111-1l "Sunshine Win-
L'tlows“ ot anv stme in the cast, from

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WEATHER FORECAST

 

Fmtet'ast 111! .\'oiw'all-z'1nd \'itiuit\
lamly 11.101111} 1111b1tbl} 1.1:“! 11:1111w11'~“‘I 1- lorida to Maine

lam mmgm m on Sunday. .ror t1-1n

vnm'ticut: Partly 011111 11', proh11bl.\‘_ -'\1ar_v “llCS lllllllt r--chcnt
finmdet‘slto'n't'l'n late “l“lis'h' 0‘ ”“l' ‘Utlrti in ”1'1'11\ltott1uettt. A picture
hiamlny, Moderate 03-“ 10 5011‘" 111.11 will 1111111 _\11111‘ 1111111111111 }
winds. .\ <11'11ndaiy i’. '3'1111'1111111-1 cctl} _ _

111-1.111 over 111111111111 is (111.8111: unselllt l } (‘harlcs 1’. 1111111111.. 51111111 tary. has is-

mhuwcry weather in the southern por lrlli‘i‘tl noticcs for 11111 71l~t 11111111111 re-
‘ttliu‘it 111' the 1.9.1111 region and 1111' Ultithunpm 0f 1}“. Filth ('(mnpuipm Volun-
Xailev A (ii. 111'. bancc c1-ntral 01"!“ 11.}. to ho },,.},} u} Sum} Rock 1111
Montana i< 11111 111:: >111v.11v weathtr} lhttt‘Hdzt\'~1\11:_111.~t 'l‘ho whim“
in the northwt tern tl'su'lcts. Show “Hng pill ‘1111 ht,“ in ”H 0111111111111
1cm» were 111::1) 1"111101101‘ "0111 '11" (1‘1“ tlttatre from 111 to l: a. m,a11d1linnt-'1
and South Atlantic 111ast"1‘h11 '11 111
germurcs cast of the itccl'y \loun-
drains are generally abow but
not excessive.

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will be sct'nd at \\"1110.\'.\ at 1'. noon.

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normal, I l‘dwazd 1011111.. 111111 tamiiy of
wztik “111'1' l"ttlli",ll of
the 111111111 111' his parents, .\ll‘.
licm'y
Canaan.

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July cut-sts‘

11.111111111111111. +0911.
Bightide10.21t 111.; 1:38pm.
am rises 42 28; sets 7: 27.

Kelley 1111 Carter stret't,

 

[City News

.\lr.1111d Mrs, .1, ll. lit-cry,
iSli'lt‘l, have gone to llawlt'yvilit'.
l(‘onn, for the benefit of .\11'. Berry's
illtallll.

llHELPS AS FHMA AND HAY FEVER

 

The weekly dance of 1111' K110“. Now comes the season when my
Elm: will be, held this Helium. {fever and asthma cause thouSaHds to
-——~—~— istlll‘er. “1 11.1111 1111111 trouble for years

A boy has atrivt'd at the home Oltwith asthma," writes 11:. (‘.Scl1ttaf.

[1111. and Mrs. J, Beonisch of ('ill.\' : Creston, 0., "11nd find Foley :1 Honey
mt. Mother and child are doing and T111 the only thing that gives me
firmly- 1' u relief it ioscns the phlegm so 1 11m

‘ l i g “I l and 111111 to sit

throw it olT,slt1ep.

In reference to local talent it is ln- “Mm in m}. chair. not being able to
torturing to know that the charming H}, down, bcfme using p0 19,13 lioney
It‘ll? \et‘ses Which appear in maga-mm} Tar." A standard family remedy
“lg“mlfor coughs, colds, croup. —-Adv.

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NOR WALK
SOCIETY

and Personal

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Local No. 4711, A. A. 01' S_ and E. 11.} Mrs. (‘11111'111111 Marottas and dough}

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lthcir varatton in this city, and 1111»)

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tcrs, .\'ancy. Rose. Anna, Margaret.}
and Adeline, from 171 Grand sltwttil
Xt-w York. 1:111 going hack to 11111 cityt
tomorrow night,
in .\'11rwallt 11.: got-51> of Mr and l1lt'.~'.l
1"1‘1'1, '11 ill.“

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attcr spa-111111", a neck

Louis 311.111, 111' «1:1 lame

are 1911;. jrll‘iirt'll 1111-111111'1t.:.1iu.

 

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.\11' 111111 .\lt's, it'a t‘. Lockwood and;
Mr. and .\irs. Carl .\. .\11111-1's11u 11~ftl
South Nornalk for 1111 automobile trip}
to Canada. going by way of Iltllowsl}

 

,ii‘alls ilutlaud liurlinuton, 111 M11111;
um] and r-11utni11::'lt.v way or the"
White Mountains. ‘
'1‘11111111't~ ‘1. 111111 of \\’t.~'lpttrl. 11'1
nountts llll' 111:: '1':11111nt 111 111.»: 11111::
All» .111111111 1.111111 .111 111 -11111'.t 1'1:
gum n. 111 .\11thtik. '1‘l1 ' \'.1'1111; wtll}
11c 1'1111111'1111111 111 11111 ntar future. l
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111-v. .1, 11111111111 \\‘1'r111-1', 11f “raw-l
Church, has r1't111 111111 111111111 from (“11111 1
1111121111. .\‘. \'. \11111'11 ho has 1111’” at

tending the Spcakws‘ ”l'tttinin: Camp
for Education in l’dlllnilc r1 -1'\it1.-.

Mrs. Victor .1. llcnclislta 111111 1121111111

1111' Velma. of \\'1t.~'ltini:ton street are
spending the remainder of th- sutu-

.\11155.
(1011111111 1111551111 11‘1'1151. 11:11! .\11'. and
Mrs. Russell Frost, Jr, 11111 spt'lltllllL”
Russell .ll‘.'t-‘~ birthday anniversary at
Atlantic City, and s'aying over 1111' 11111}
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nicr at West Stocltln'idgc.

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Mrs. Robert l'Zrickitl and two child
r1111. Margaret and Robert, hart- l'l"
turned to their 11111110 in Stamford "f't
tcr 511011111119, 11 week as 1111- guest.»- of}
flit: and Mrs. David Kennedy, of
Spring Hill avenue.

.\ira George 19.1111“. wlsltu to an
nouncc that tltt1 total amount 111'111111111

from the Red Cross concert, under 1111"
direction of Wes littts and \it' llop
son is $432. 50

 

 

“Grace E. Emerson,” arc written
11111111 who lives in Norwalk.

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T/Ie Ban/1 ofD/slmcl/Ve Jeri/Ice -/

 

Members of Buckingham Post, .\'on,
met last evening in thel

1.2. G. A. 11..
‘bmdttuartcrs 1.11 the Town A::somhiy
Hull huildiug,‘ in \\'all street.

and
tmtnsacled routine business. l
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An automobile drivtn l)_\' a .\ll‘. l‘al-
IIIPT of’Norwalk. collided with one oi
finvid 1\‘\'atcrb11ry & Son‘s coal wagonS
at Main and Pacific sll‘t'l‘ts about 1:30

 

this afternoon. Tho automobile was
Either scratchctlr—Stamford .\til'o-
cam. cordially solicit your account.
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fiske O‘Hara 11nd family will
leave to“ 11 today 111111 will licgin 1'1“
Muir-ting his new plav. lie will re.-
mm to town by automobile onl

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the dedication ofl

.9115; 15 to attend
Church on Sottth

111.119 new Catholic
a-We‘l'lue, New Canaan.
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COOPERATION ‘

The spirit of our service is Cooperation ——t‘11e en—
jdeavcr to be of the1 utmost assistance to our cus- t }
tomers in the. handling of their banking business. ‘ '

We believe that you will enjoy transacting your
financial affairs through this institution and we

1"" ,Tllli PEOPLESF.’

TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.

 
 

 

 

 

 

-FREE LECTURE

 

 

"Vi‘lten God's Glory Fills the Earth."
A: .l, Eshiemann, Red lion’s Hall.
:Ermth Nor-walk, Sunday. 3 p. In.

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The city may receive a visit front
Cardinal Farley in the near future.
The Cardinal is spending the summer
1.1.1. Greens Farms, where he has lens"
on! the handsome Grout place for the
211' noon, and inspecting Catholic
parishes in adjacent parts of the slate

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E119 visited Father 11112: an in “'th
gurt last Monday.

Cherries are ripe and about every
1» ailable one is being picked in young
boys and sold either to private indi-
‘iduais or to the grocers of the city.

\lucb milk spoils quickly becauSe it
is kept uncovered in warm kitchens.
(Hose observance of the doctrine
*Keep perishable food, especially
milk clean and covered continuously."
may make a. striking difference in the
mod bills of many families.

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Are the Most

 

Through the elforts of several effl-
watt workers the prehmmar y wort:
connected with drafting is now clean
«11 up in Norwalk The cards have
Ewen numbered and lists have been
made of them. One copy was sent to
téhe Federal government last night . }.
and another to the ‘stn authorities.
There is one list on e at the otllce
at the city clerk for the inspection of
Ilse public and them. ‘3‘}? n? at the
flame place 1111 the use is ”the news-
‘ 1189811. The work has been efficiently
married on, and Namibia ready. and ‘

the drafting to' be started.

 

 

 

 

Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORIAL- REVIEW PATTERNS

They save you from one-half to one yard of material on each dress.

 

Call at our Pattern Department and see the
JULY PAdTI'ERNS

an
The SUMMER FASHION BOOK

Economical. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

Two lied teller hays

Are Coming Into Your Life

ONE IS 5.111111113151111, 111.1111 7111,
me" 11mm rs sumo/1v, JUH/ 3111.

You are invited to w ttch four \\"t_-1)lll
lamous golfer s play an exhibition thit' ti -.~ix
hole. match on Wecburn Links. Golf 11\: tei'ts
would be \ illing to walk f1 0111 1111111 to 511111-
1111111 to see 11 name like this.

Alex Smith of Wykagyl and Gilbert
Nicholls of Great Neck. are matched
against Tom Kerrigan of Siwanoy and
Ernest Klilick of chburn. Even their
names click, like the impact of a brass».-
agalnst a golf ball.

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

THEN—
vou 11111 invited to watch four 111111'v1111}u<lv

skilfttl tennis tilaver‘ make small wltltcl11.ll.<
2.11 uncrrinelv. exactly where their
opponents 1111 1st desire to but c them 1111

Miss Bjurltcdt (Nationdi Womans

Champion with Mr. H. Throckmorton
(National Junior Champion) will play
Miss Ballin (Westside Tennis Club Chant-
plon) and Mr. F. Alexander, (Former
National Doubles Champion).

This remarkable exhibition match will
be played on the Weeburn Courts. be-
ginning at 4 p. m. Saturday.

'l'cu will he \‘t‘l’Vt‘tl allt't' louttis.

TH EN—

cotnes Sundav —11nd your t'ovful place 11111111111
those who watch the Greenwich l'ield Club
t( hamnions of Connecticutl plav the Fair-
lield (01111th All- Stars (Future Cltampiom
of Connecticut) in 11 game of Indoor- Outdoor
53' ascball on the grounds of William 71112 1'.let'
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 that run.

Neither you, nor they, will be likely to

forget the occasion.

’9 11'!

There will 11c. 1111 charg'c l'ot' lltlllllvlllli to 11:13: 111‘
those events.
On both days, collections for the benc-
fit of the American Red Cross will be
taken.

111 lllt‘ rush and swirl of each onc‘s' l)ll.\\'llll1‘ 111111-11
comes a time, \tltcu our pity, and 111111, and dosiro
to lt1lp others, cryslallizcs, \1111111 no plate what
we are or what we have. or what “'11 11111 do at the
service of those. who need what we have to 1.11111.

That time has come-to you—to all of us.
need is so great that it cannot. be, measured.

You can help, in cucou 'agcmcnt, by setting aside
otltcr clitratrmucnts and coming to \\'1'1111111'11 and tho
”/Zit'tzlt- 1' 11rounds on Saiurdav and Sunday.

. You can help,,\ vt't'y practically, \vltctltct' tltc sum
31111 add to the collection 1111a chcckwa crisp bank
11ott1~~or 11 tiny silver coin.

Not One of Us Should Forget

Red Cross Days

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f—for thcv \1. 11] not be spoiled 111' an acct dental wetting: 111' fl
:11nv other 111 the usual v 11111111111 intitlculs. '

ale .1 1l1ill during a lone swim.

self meantime!

I inch
:lthtck finish, $22.50; with while panels 0" “ltkvlmlwll'sa ‘0 36-5“-

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PAGE FIVE

11W LAND S

Fairfield Ave.,

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Entrance on Main St,

 

Cannon St. '1 "1

From now until Labor Dav.
the store closes at 5 o’clock
except Saturdays when clminc is at 9.

 

Women’s smart

.and very serviceable
khaki clothes

Uncle Sam .: bovs can: to have a monopoly of thall E

:tilcntlid material: khakl. ‘3':
V omen 111' e to 11111 0 their share. ’1:
1th have seen tha‘; it looks attractive. 1"?
”l'ltev know that Uncle Sam’s tests have shown it to be ‘7

1'91 .1111 1.1111111 durable. - '1
hev have learned that it is 111111 and 1111031111 11111553 ” ‘1;
:81) liter arc to have :11115'.-.11d coats of it for summer if:
won: 141
A 1111 the suits and 1111: its 111'1' readv ltcre.
llow 1111111 tltc' t'rc wit 111111, militar' air!

How the 111111: '11011 111' the 111111 met tal buttons set them

How line thcv will be all throuch the (1111': of vacation

Suits have summit-cut skitt and tackct with either .11

'11111111 or beltcd back— $7.50 1:;
Coats of Hood lcne‘th. belted a1ros's back or with mili- 3;
11.111'\' '111111-1'ollar— 16.7 15 j,
> St 1"1Ill'l .'l1"l'. §’ B $1.13;

B th' ' ' ' 3'

a lug-suits With 5.

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smart style and comfort

A woman who really entovs a swim will on
10V it
doublvl the new knitted bathinc—suits insure that. 1*
hev fit closelv comfor tablv and warle' one doesn’t

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l”.11c1"c ts no surplus material about them to ' l'
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w 1thScase and speed 1111 sw imminu. ere‘ l
111110 in one '1111 some in two pieces: deep rich 1111111. 1
color 5 01' with t11n11111112 in brilliant contrast—$6 and dlut). if.
Ni 81' bafthllnglslllls of 11111111111} 1111} of silk. 1:}
111 1111' a no totsw tter eacns I lit—— 11 'e ’
‘attractivc. ‘ 1. L‘ a (1 styles are 1.}
Mohair it'om $4 1111. 5th front 338 to $20. J7 l

1' Second lioor. 3' 7' 13“ l
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Have kitchen ..

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delightfully cool!

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When il‘ilS cookc
discomfort flees.

That gas raucc 111' stove or plate makes it possible to
:cook evciv smt 11f food 111 01)ell\-—-d'l(l not to cook vour—

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r. lame or small .2093 into the kitchen:

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Has cooker ccntralizes he at. It applies it em ‘1
where you wish to have it. ‘ ‘ Ct Y

If you want to bake ti erc is need
01th to have the
ov-en burner liuhtcr. So wit 1 each burner—and the clever .1

little simmerin1:'-burner which keeps things slowlv cooking '1‘:
and 111 tags them to wondel ful tenderness. l‘
With rt'as cooker. when cookinc1 is done heat dies 111— ‘I'

St 1111tlv. Therets 1111111111111111-1 tire to keen kitchen warm. M '
11111111Ld5151111911t1fu v bile 11011 tlisnot! ’

teae coo (er lllCl 111 eat least one sort ada 1t ' "

1.111111 eve1vhomc — l Gd for a
Stoves. 21 burners with oven undilutlnls, 1111111'1' rinht or leftltand styles '

l11'oll11r~$12.71'1 to $11. F1311; with 1.5-inch oven—$35.

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Stoves, l burners, own and broilt'rl
—»$l1'1 and $16.

llandsotuc 110x cabinet ranges with
llVll‘J'l‘. 0'10". largo hood over burners,
lglilt: 11\11i)tltttll‘-"$10. 9

with double 113»,
large })}.0}}}.}.;_‘a}}_} :1. two and 3 burner,

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humor,

and lids plitlt'

black

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and 1.111.» $41.10. 01111.4. to 11:11- on gas plates, some

Ranges. with l burners and 18-inch“!!! gll‘s" doors—$1.10 ‘0 $6501

:11111-11, largt1 broiler:~~1111-black finishfl rubing for gas plaids, 4 to 13 t‘cet——. 't'l
2.71; with white panels and pans—1101' t‘oot. } l
12.11 ’ ' A
V 1 Gas- irons that mak11 ironinttg easy,
Box cabinet ranges, with Its-inch l onipletc with stand and 0 feet of tub-

ovcu attd 4 burners,

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Fourth floor,

white porcelain ll mil“

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The Howland Dry Goods Co, Bridgeport

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A BAD SPRlNG FOR WOMEN ‘1‘”
.1 The late, cold and damp spring
1 ~111 ms to have been particularly ae- , '1
“Wat Btead, " as a means of cutting \cre on the health of women, and
(l0\1ll ”101,000 “11151,? Of 1116‘ state,wa.1 many are sufi’eling [10m backache
Huflgt‘fllt‘d M a "10.9”an 01’ the Connec- rheumatic pains. aches and palns in
tlcut Hotel Association in ‘Hfll’lfol‘d. Sides, joints and muscles, lunlbago
This bread is made by grinding old “1101111111 nilmcnts caused by overwork" ' l
broad 311d 1181111; ll ‘13 a ”3515 for mak- or disordered kidneys or bladder. Mrs.
lnp; new bread for use on their tables. '1‘. J. Buokncll. Hardy, Neb., writes? '1.
The new ‘Dt'Odthl “”811 dec‘m‘éd by 1"1 am recovering from an attack or
them to be as palatable and better in lumbago by the aid of Foley Kidney
keeping quality than ordinary wheat pms. They supply help me '1 Women
bread. ‘sccm peculiarly liable to kidney trou-
Immediate steps witli be taken to be and no symptom should be no...
organize the restaurants and clubs of glectcd ~—Adv . . y 1‘
1111 state. At present there is no com- }
lete organization for food canaervw}

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