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Santos ”‘- Pm". and COATS Dress Skirts e
135.98st ._ __________ 2 $4.85 L MJSSES , — ‘ $1.50 Petticoats now $1.15
" Vasswutm ............ $6150 . 31038001118 NOW 36-98 $393 8mm BLACK ”“3 NAVY. NOW ----- $2.93 $3.98Petticoatsnow.......$2.85
$9.00 Swen,“ ............ $7.85 816500011580?! ....... $10.98 35.98 81’0“ SKIRTS NOW -- ----- - ..... --------- $3.98 $5.98 Petticoats now ...... .sssa
$24.50 some now. ...... . $15.35 neuron? sum now $5.98 ‘
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meccarsnow............................ ....... .. $2.45 $4.00wasssm'rsnow.............................. $2.98
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$5.98 Waists nwo ......... $4.85 Sizes 6 to 14
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‘REDUCESi POLE TO SPLINTERS.
..Then Heavily Loaded Truck Knocks
Over Stone Wall at Miller's Bridge. 1
An they accident occurred on the
‘Post and at Miller's Bridge. about
5:30 yesterday morning. A large
motor truck belonging to Henry Bres‘
. ky‘s Sons. wholesale produce dealers
of Bridgeport, and loaded with water-
melons, cantaloupes, peaches' and
green corn. was proceeding from New
York to Bridgeport, and had just
A. HAW .
SPECIALTIES-
A fresh line of Vegetable:
and Fruit daily, such as
. lW’ji
DllfllEN
NOROTDN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gyger, formerly
of Darlen, now of Greenwich, have 1th
trip through New
by his srntr,
of Grey‘swlch.
Andrew Taylor has had an electric
sign advertising his last service hunii,
over the door to his cities on ihel'ost
real estate
agent. has been reading on to plos-
card upon- which
i many of the .idx'un'ugcs of Barton as n
c, W‘TERHELONS crossed over Miller's Bridge, reached
- “BK NELONS that point where the. road swat-vest
- sharply to the right, when the. steering.
PEACHES gear gave way, and the heavily loaded’ for an automobile
PINEAPPLES truck ran with terrific force against Englauid,accompanied
Isms " one of the poles supporting the trolley, Mrs. ii ttinger
l wires. Having reduced that to splint-
SQUASH ere. it struck the stone wall several
TOMATOES yards further on) and partially demol-
. ished that also. Fortunately no one road;
GREEN 003“ was seriously hurt. , The Line De-i Ralph w. Birchurd,
BEETS partment of the Connecticut Comp
CABBAGE ,_ 2.222033331823011. “quthe trolley pective-cllents it
.. 1 SW 11 .err a....
STRING/BEANS About 9 a. m., on \empty truck of place of reside we or: set forth
Henry Bresky's Sons arrived onlthe
scene, and the work of transferring
the contents of the damaged truck
. commenced. The engine, 3 Mock, was
considerably damaged. but, with such
repairs as could be made on the spot.
the driver was finally able to continue
on hinway under its own power.
Accidents at Miller's Bridge have
been. frequent. The curve. in the road
' is a bad one. and the incline tempts
-. “speeding. The"‘Danger" sign is small
and needs repainting. Most accidents,
by reason of the hill, occur going
Vtowcrds Stamford instead of leaving
it, as in this instance. A few weeks
- " .‘ago, a-very bad aoldent took place just
‘ ‘ out the approach to the bridge, a huge
."truck. very heavily'loaded with metal
manufacturers, knocked down a trol-
ley wire post. dashing its way through
La“ sti‘cng‘ttooden fence and'falling into
the river. where it lay for dayd. an un-
needed warning to‘ encoders.
tree Delivery. Phone 1522.
' so Van Zant Street.
The, Childrenis Market will be" held
. hour or the'Communlty Hall'tomor-
Mowing front 8‘ until 11‘ o'clock.
'Ouw‘account of the hot weather there
1 , vWillie no choir rehearsal urine East
' whom. .E. 1church3 this evening:
The Women's Auxiliary of Christ
tantrum met" in the church basement
~“yeo‘terda attemooufontheir r or
rmngy sgul ,wonderfully well‘to establish and
. We‘mernbers of the East Norwalk‘. maintaina- tt“ FublloLibrary 1m that
'PcbitccoFundrare busy gettin the g°°d elite“. ' . . , .
package of smokes ready for the not The new Public hbrawbufld-ns was
librwalk boys who left for Campi‘mgned" with due'ceremony, oh‘ July
”Barons yesterday morning. ‘ dill, as ohronicledin The Sentinel, but
L . .
_Work outretugee garments twill co “”5““ money tilmainian “i
upy the attention of the‘member's of
She Redcross‘Aulliary of the East
venue Methodist Episcopal church at
the usual Friday afternoon'sewin‘g ses-
ision‘. ‘
A The regular weekly
the Norwalk Country club was held;
terday andetlse ladies Were success-
_ 7 (agaiplet‘igg 'atlargea‘lnuitht'of
m can ngls being-done ton. _
e’w general hospital and so far.‘md°"‘m°nm°-
._ meetings have been" held. A and solicits the patronage of motorists
”’m‘ 3:: h'Eéu midi!" mm! muchflfld‘ the publiorgenerally.
on badly needed rmen'ts, ., .. _ , ,
1 been oomieted. Hottevg, there “1‘9 Wu“ be 0“ ”39‘ each “'33" The
slim a- large quantity to be turiicd ‘93 zardenwlll be open' to the-public,
, tw-and mg ladies m charge ask July 29 to. Auguste-3. inclusive. from
it ho can who present at the meeb‘ immet‘l'ru‘e m. “Thesproceeds will
each week. ~ _ issues for his support of the Wilton
1., ”fig w. m \._ ' l.
., . “ ll ‘ 4131M!) les~troin Norwa k,
cw saiTAm Ptumsene' DE» .On~.th§‘d§m¢ mud. to Dmbury
MAnoe. ‘ . "summons. 1 . .. .i n , . ,.
filTflNi-JfilfiZdfi-efl'ourflyR "‘“m‘ m”"‘“9““°3" ‘9 ,T‘”
' here ”a s also . ,th master‘f,w”'wum’W'. T’eiephogqug.
a; oranges-sin». . “ , ’ ' .
' WILTON- TEA canoes To. OPEN.
3 Ladies Planning a Benefit-roi- the New
Wilton Public Library.»
- For the met quarter of a century
--.,i'
maintained on the park-like grounds,
surrounding the Wilton" Congregation-
graham: for ‘ incontinence“. begin-
.)mi'g'July‘ 29th.- This iii their some:
u n announcement: 4 4 ~
Sewing Day at ' » , a'SSueon of 1918 '
"The Wiltbn'tea garden, under the
sluts. on the. congregational church
lawn; otters tea with toast'IaudTmsnna-
u
‘ ,-
Sianley C. .Vhitnev, who is In a V:
cation. took a photograph of Darlen's
police department.
Mrs, E. Richter of Ridgewood, N. Jul
arrived In town Tuesday to spend a
few weeks asguest of her son. itev. Ci.
E. Richter of Mansfield avenue.
Judge James A. Marr. as health om-
cer cf Fairfleldeouitiy', lnspectrti sow-
age which empties into Fiveiilile
River, and also the toilets at Center
school: The latter were nronuuuced
thoroughly satisfactory. even to ac-
commodato the increased number of
pupils since the school has been on-
largod. ‘ . " "
Clarence Worth of the Springdale
section. withfanother man also-employ-
ed by Richards & €c.,»of Stamford, had
a strange experience a few days ago.
While towing a large chemical" tank
through the channel near thc'feotbry,
they were almost overpowored, and
Iand only escaped by diving. into the
3 water and swimming away.
Since the repairs to‘ the roadway un-
der the rallrtiad bridge on the Post
road have hoenfcompl‘ete'd. the night
,pclice officers. have not been on'duty,
but trafllc standards, topped by a‘green
Wilton women have: been winking lantern. mark the‘road. This adds-an-
other duty for Constable Dance, .who,
before quitting his day‘s duty as trellis
. icfflcer, shines, fills, and hangs the lan-
i
{ terns.
The. sound of offlcerarfroluthestate
Ida’ys, rtere again-
nlght. Two offenders,-
f the prosecution.
EGraclotu street was one? of those on
idecreanfand cake,‘| rested. Special omcer BearigmlnhB..
. Dris‘coll making the arrest. ‘8 oi eri .. p ,,
l offender was Harry J; aBl'den of= stings are what theviellyi‘lsh uses to
Airwaves or homemade bread and; Stamford. In each case the penalty
ilniiicted was $13 andtcost's, the latter
tadding $14.03 to the bill.
tonsil): for exceeding the-speed? llml
the minimum iii-$25,210 the treasury-oft 51’
l‘the state’wasin‘ot climbed to disarm
or ; moment as it was intthopase ofthmel
' most of-Twhbm'
tor-rested on Shadow
fwere spbeders. , -
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motor-vehicle department at; Hartford, .
whose special duties are tb‘see’ than
To: that end' a teavgarden will be the automobile. lawsrarc obeyed. who:
:have been operating here for scrotal
busy Wednesday.
each charged
this time with violation of the anti-,
dazzling light law, were arraigned be-
fore Justce John .H. Sell‘ec‘k, ‘Grand
Juror William H. Wilhrlottconductlng
Mrs. W. B. Hoyt of
Both par-
! abs actors; the
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4i There is a light crop .of hay. ’only.
‘ about the quaniii; as last year.
Mia‘s N. E. Hum, the local artist. is
now dding portrait work in her studio.
Mrs. P. E. Force of Tokeneke ha-s'l
been spending a few days in New
York.
Our farmers were busy Khulna hay.
. this week, with the thermometer at 96'
in the shade. ‘
Mrs. George Walker of Rowayton is.
taking a trip through Massachusetts.’
visiting in Jleverly, Newburyport and
Lynn.
.l, Mahler. chauffeur for .‘ticDouizalli
Hawkes of Contentment island, recent ,'
‘ ly found a brown handbag containing!
Imcnsy’ and letters in the street near
. the Crlmmlns place.
i
i
, for some little time past that during’
i the greater part of the day they hud'l
{been unable to get much water. 0n;
‘1 Tuesday and Wednesday in particular,;
, the water was seemingly "shut off" in
the morning and was not turned on|
. again until the afternoon. at which}
time it was particularly bad. having a;
nasty weedy taste and being quite un-
palatable. Spring water. has had a
large sale. and‘evsn that is scores. The
itrcuble, it seems, is due to the fact
that inasmuch as most of the houses
3 on the island get their water from the
lSecond district plant, and there has
i been such‘a‘ waste of'water' by users in
the Second district, due to the sprinkl-
ing of lawns, the taking of numerous
baths, the letting run of the water in
order to cool bottles of ‘ milk or for
such reasons. that the filter is not
able to allowenough water to pass
through it so that the pressure would
be great enough-to carry water to res-
idents in Rowayton and Belle island.
The filter being shut off, the water
iconies from the reservoir in a “raw"
istate, the weed-3; and minute animal
matter not being taken out of it._ Dur-
lniz the past winter waterwas wasted,
being allowed to flow so that the. pipes
lwculd not freezeuand wasted in such
quantities as to deprive Rowayton res-
idents who use the system of the
water. The matterkhns beentslten up
1
strwho have given notice that the ill:
let will have to use it in its "raw"
state, it the waste is not stopped. .
Bathers during the early part of the
weeknoticed large numbers of jelly
fish in- the water. and: as these forms
of seallfe how the unpleasant habit
lot ”stinging" those-forms of life with
f which they come into contact,rbathlng
was m'ade quite: unpleasant. These
I"shock" its victims into idsenslblllty
i so that it can be eaten and while it is
i not iambic-human beings, lt-nevertne
“Seat spiders" or
lde‘r crabs as they eraveailed are also
5 making their appearancein the water
i in quite large numbersJTh'eyi aremore
unpleasant (clock at than to ‘come'lnto
Residents of Bell island have noticed ..
with the Second districtxco‘fhmlssion- '
‘ ' . . - , Hess-causes adhnpleasantzhurning sen-v
“ties pleaded guilty and paid the tines. action on the flesh, which lasts “0!,
{The minimum pemlty for this 0 “set. some little time.
'l contact With. however.
-Thé‘ufiu&lesatqertdillyf'nl
gilt as... .‘wni
’ d club grouse.
The ideal musical histrutnEntfi‘for yota'ltome can now be p
bought from fig-Steinem &-S'ons Go. _. ' f ‘
' ON so; SY TERMS
.‘,\ . Monthly or' W53“, “Payments. .,
i
‘1 M4..-” ..‘
: .C’ome‘and‘ hear‘thiswonderfitl“instttlrnent-played‘—observe“ its delightful , .
.tone and. beautiful construction and finish. Then permit us to explain. 1 .
. rwhy‘the‘Aeolian-Pianelo is'the choice. of. animoug musicians and instruc~ '5‘
tors-oi music. , ,- , fl , . .
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with .b
SFECMbI‘ SUPERIOR-mud? , immediate'atteutlon of the court catt'
. ‘ J . megssifllngliLY 31‘1“» attended to. Beveral‘laWyers have‘
JudgeJ'obn ' 9919,..- t Ye '9 ‘ k of the Sn rlcr ‘
reservesenescence"? 2235é°€..‘i“2§..f£$2,.uu... {if ..-
al'to‘holdaspecialhedrlng) tchami , . _ .
w“ i . W‘a ! > I .. .7 i“. ‘.
: tozStonlngton and also onlihe lions»
tonic river; » .
pauses and everything else, we're not
_ tub or us‘lmnginb. We -
stirs ‘
I 3630091000 a
Even with'tlis'cost obfood. war "ma ‘
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