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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 1, 1919 · page 5

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5]]st AND DRAWEBS tst. Peter’s German Lutheran Church.

this evening.
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Per Garment

Garage. W 7-. W . 7 m

" BELTS, BATfiINGSUITS,
PALM BEACH SUITS

MR“
Joseph Davis

85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

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Mrs. Alice .\1. Bt'ur. Taco. who 11°01'45"
1" sold her home at 2:3 Baden arc-'11:"
210 Edward ‘1‘. Duffy. is maxim; 011‘ l‘n-l'
glmnseholtl zoods today.

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Th9 rcgulur weekly meeting of the?
"l‘win City .litnrrs' Asmciation was
hold yesterday at": moon at 2 o'clock

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If ews in Forvsters‘ Hall. “'2 1121' S119- \‘0r-
walk. . g

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"cwd. . sa‘ys, he ”mule-d at film hamton in

l lmxincés mnctinz at tho parsonage m (A. ‘ 1x00 ‘ g .

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'51"~..1‘T‘1~‘<Il il‘itl Tlil‘w‘a 1111?»: “’t’ll't‘ DOl-
‘ Nu 7113?. Th? poisoning was
' I‘m-P inavnimivally and will

the \“.uma:‘1 ~ 11.11 «1 “ill hold Ih-fifir
nireting.

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——'r1res 30x3 $7.02) and up——Aus11n‘s'

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SPEC itlii'ficritjc cncounten—d in supplying 11:12?
IAI- 1neccr~r my demand. :
ATHLETIC There will be a. choir rehearsal in

The Trinity Mr‘n‘s Club will hold 11'

Syncopated malady will fly all over;

Bridgeport get together.

 

Prosecutor Jesse T. Dunbar is enjoy-
ing trips throughout the city in a new
Dodge car purchased through the Re)-
nolds Motor Car (30., \Vest avenue-

 

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The Improved Order of Red Men.
ana> Tribe 26 ate scheduled to hold
ltheir regular weekly meeting tonight

‘ at 25 “'ashington street.
The Second Congregational church

"noun: at Roton Point tomorrow. The
picnic was to have been held last
week. but was postponed.

Today is IhP beginning of Canada
week in New York.
’adihn sociotics in this state have been
invited to take: part in the \vPe-k's cel-
ebration which have been 1.1l1mned.

 

 

Local T35 Amalgama'ed Meat (‘ut
tors andetlhers' Vnrkmt—n of North
A? 1‘ rica. \11 ll hold a meeting tor-10 :row
night in (‘terih‘al Labor Uni :1 Hall.
Matters of iniymitunce will lw trans-

m“, mm. 11“ m. M, 11:2 1.... ARMENIAN FiELlEF WORKERS 3:111.

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Roton Pout Park tonight. when- the:
\IcCormick’s Colored Jazz Band. of _
ing engagements in New England citn
es have been made for Senator John-

. pendence. The California 1. nator will
Sopen his series of adores as in on»?

lMaine, Manchester. N. H, and Bug».
llington. eVrmont. on succcsslve days.‘
{George \Vharton Pepper will appear:
, 777 77 with him at Eamon.
‘cf Greenwicli’tvillfifiold’E’pichc ant 110156211 '1?” "1359.55“ WSefiimf -7

British and Cam

 

saunas mNou took; l ‘4

WASHINGTON. July 1.—-P.l1‘o speak-

son, of Calliorn‘a by the League for
the Preservation of American lode.

HOWLAND’S

 

 

Entrances on Main St. Fairficld Ave... Cannon St.

 

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film, 1.1..

15111011 to 1116 League at Naticns at;
Providence, Monday, Julv 1. and «mi
speak thereafter in M51011. Portland,

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Reet’, of Missouri and to; Albert 1.;
Beverldge. former senator from lndl-1
ana to follow in opposing the league l
covenant. were being prepare-d. 1
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.lAYO HELD AS BIGAMIST.

 

Sew 10111;. Jim 1.~-\’irginius J.i
Mayo. wealthy manufacturer. l'oi‘xnor-f
15' ot Ntw Haven Con‘n.,a1rcsted here
lasz Match on a comp. aim cah avg: 11g.
bigamv filed by Mrs. Wilhelmina
Meyer. \layo. yesterday 111.15 held ml
52 (100 bail for the grand 5111-1. The
complaint charges that when Mr. M310
matriwd l‘er in 1904 he already was» _
went to Florence \VPka. who. she? ‘

 

NEWV YORK. July 1.——Twent}'-tlireo
relinf Workers sailvd for the Near F’s“...

Servme Week

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l’Wnrrl «1 hi. ~11 1.: of the Smith N r- Samuel J. Keelcr. of the :VW; formvd 917031?” m :m “3‘ng YFqilt's‘. for thnir‘

 

 

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. r :‘- « 1,;1-11111r131ics at‘ifm'dml by the July Lid -.vl!'. 31' \ odor-11 91:1.2'199 Inf the Norualk Azérnjs. . _, Luau SthI-ard. :1 Val» {gm-21.130
1. 7’ - 1. wrnis courts and 111'? out I‘Ppntl 1 and (-lwrtimn (11' oficm's. on'i! this owning {11' 233711"! tick-gates.

It 5 fitting tbat the city should welcome home in lomial lzislito‘fl~
ill its men who have been in the service. ’

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E rmPiol'; £1,th 1.3 ,4“; 1101:" and ft;:‘— TOda3'. In ‘Y‘ a” Sti'i‘et GETS DSTINGUISHED SERV'CE
cm: > . cnoss.

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‘~"‘n‘-=P "1‘” 1112111111 “hfch The Ladir—s‘ .1111 Society 01' ms V1151 1.3.. . m , T,” burifi'fi 1111:: 111111-11 Forming 2101111011 the war cummmen
. r“ :51 ":2‘ “.111 3‘8““! h)’ oncy‘Muft‘ 0‘. Methodist. Episcopal Church of Swan 211112111 lro 11 1‘ .0}, point; (picnic in- today of thé award of the Dismcuiahi
H 7‘7”!“ “1"“- h“ a wagon owned by! Nnrwalk will hold their regular 1719-—t- 1'1»:me #:1195- and ‘1“. 3,” (-d Scrvicn 111055113 Privatu Manic)

 

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Tliey are entitled to all the honor we can do them.

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R. ’7 1 . , “ .MGChani: 8.1.199: ing at 7111' parsonazu this 21‘7‘3mm'3v ’of high mom? mus. “11567111911 the T‘ grosnahan. Holyokt‘. Mass. I ll . . H - . l f h l '
055:5; I"-" 1.9-“. “heel Of t e “ago ‘.The nievting \Vlll hr in lhe ndIlll‘t': vi a liel at lllllltlilji. px‘ft‘tr‘ FOOD ralh'od. 7 cits, It as been to W!“ a g ory or t emse ‘TCSI

l’ 5'1" 15" 7” “ “"HH} "he damages. 21nd,..Rme “5:" Social" and rainy 11:13; F1113?“ huwmcr. 0:1 thv int-1t «1.4“.(‘1 attenglh of _’ M- '

:1 “.1“... made, ’will be pwsmlm and 099mm. 1 HE WAS ALMOST PAST GOING

Mod cqttipmcn‘.
shart's.

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: . . . . , .' 2 ' '11:. '. my ( a Street. . .. , _ .
" 'J ‘1115, saloon lwucznws on .\o:-th 312111 111:7.1‘1 a. 111.): $11.01.: were frruzelar c11y.F‘1a‘.. and tortlw pd” "3 nmn‘h‘
.s1rm‘el. (11m to the who: on Prohibition. and hesitant at the opcninz of today‘s 1 how) “5"“ almost 2‘3” UHF-2'. l

'1 : 1.2“1011115 of Tribune Fresh receile :1 sicncd lease from The linit— trading. probably BS 3 ”FUN 0f .VE-S- couldnt ”001' down and “"13"“ I “‘0‘” “re CO e

" - . . . tm‘dav's higher rates for call loans- 1;.» 1 w 1 r m 1-, 'd‘~ o .1 ~ in o
7* » ,~‘. .‘ h '._ ‘ 1‘1 ‘ 1 ' .‘Pw Eork. - ‘ . . . . ' ' “0 n (4“ a, h‘ «9" SJ ‘- I “"’ -
U. ”ht '0 pass throng ed C1021 .3 me ptople 1n \ but gains. 11101-6- than offaét :mttal do. . -. ,. ‘ ‘
91.1.1311. were attached to this morning.

Th9 103*" is ‘0 take ef- clines. Industrial Alcohol. General mm 11111111: PM“, kidney P31“. and h." . _ :..
Let us make it heart-whole and heart-deep.

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‘_§{_ 2 x .1. 31.3113 Of plt'l'S home for

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This week, immediately following the formal signing of

Adam SCllHLIlL 11 ha has (liu‘ominued

Treaty of Peace—-no better time could have been chosen for

 

 
 

. in from qu York yester-lfet-t August l. and covm-s 2. Period of Motor.- and American 'Smwltinz were tore 1 “Rd “‘0 hem“ Th." 1-2-1211- V'H‘V'.
'Ax‘w. 1111111112? on their wav to Bantam tr—n v: :31'.-'. Rnprtscntativcs of the cig- tho chief reactionary features. While all 80’3“" Th“! 8r“ IVY-712m in at-
1.‘.-. '“t a, train we“ :1 halt" hour late 31.1190an we”: at the siore this room “0'0" inocialtltvr (-hiotly Rubber ”09 and milk 10 nliH‘n Earl‘erlfi.
. . _ .sharr-s made further advances M-th ”WW". W. ".1..- .111» _-- .-
-- lugi: :110 No 21.1.1; 411d was drawn inz trkin: 11.«n.<‘111¢?rntnts. Altoratwnfi 331‘]le I “motive; United C) - 2 a w >. 1.1.1. .fimwn ."Tl.h
~v:=:cngines. " will 1» rhtl'lEtl 5210111315 ’3 am: Silt: mingle“. . .-

"" " 7- - ' W ” l ' " " U H" ‘ " _._. ' ' '4’ " 1Y6! ServiceWeek will bring demandsupon the storeservice.

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This store is glad to sharejn the welcome.

I Amen‘con um and Low Medan

 

 

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There will be new things needed by many folks and m many1

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homes.

Tis our part to be ready to supply those things promptly and ‘_
cheerfully. We stand ready to do it. g i _:

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'Are new cool attractive Summer clotlics needed? l

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The Other News Columns

. . . alley are teaay in abundance for men and women, for boys and
of daily happenings your paper relates the . _ girls . _ 1 ., ,
. Does Home neea new hammock or porcli—blinds or rugs, Em“ ‘
'(lepen'dable refrigerator to begin its work at once? I

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Out of the tangle
. 2 ~ outstanding incidents, the things that tell of progress in the

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world of eventt. That is the news everybody reads.
' “‘ ‘ V ‘ g ' From 'tlie store, tbat necd may be fillea witli no delay.

But the knowing person reads the other news columns as

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Please 30 not thinli tHat we malte any claim to perfection.

Mistakes will happen, even the best of us fall into spells of
éseeming don t-careism. Yet these faults arc only on the surface. We
are all of us here with one purpose: to serve you so well that you will
be glad to come to the Howland ‘store time after time. ' l

well. Here are related the significant affairs of the more

intimate world of buying and selling.

A new household invention. a better dressing 3 public that constantly (le-

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durable fabric—these are the events throuzh the-adv ertising columns that , . m HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO
. that guide our personal expenditures. sou get in touch with such straight- l. l 1 ‘ ’ . ”

J): _ , ‘ '%'.,-~_~--_fl*‘ J» wt _~_ ._,,_. ~_v_1__ _‘_- "‘
i Such news is found in the advertising forward manufactures. H h

 

1' With strawberries (noon the me,
;' other berries are being received in the

mathet in their plate. The first of the1
‘ ‘red Raspberries of the semi: appeob
ed in one of the local markets yester-
day mooning, priced at twenty-five 1
cents 11 pint basket. Bed cut-run ore.
also ready and were selling yummy!
”or eighteen cents n quart.

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was realized long ago. , 1- ~ ‘ l . fl ‘
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3111' ‘1 P00: 1x30171011" ;
This comment. is comma
enough. on estate calls

for more that good intentions
Prlndpolly it calls for Show

BICYCLE
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SPECIAL

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column‘s. together with reminders of
_ Consistent advertising IS pretty clear

the faithful’service rendercd‘by more
- evidence of trustw orthv quality. The

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familiar products.
- . . - futility of advertising poor quality

 

 

Advertisinz' IS a guide to you; it isa

 

 

 

declaration of faith on the part of the
advertiser 315th in his goods

- A few minutes’ daily reading 1: the .. ,
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