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5’ words That Will Ap-
Focal to You
out Song. Wells.
cy of the blowing.
Time in the Old
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me.
L 1". «Nancy Lee. .Whitehill.
' .Tcmmy Lad. ”0001‘-
track.
’ «Such a Li'le Fellow.
:5-.. Symphony in P. Boston
Symphony Orchestra.
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NOEWHK.
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congratulated by the
committee for the sessions have been'
full of excitement, with many narrow‘
(scopes from something more than a
war of words. It took a level head
and 'that absolute impartiality which
inspires confidence of all contesting
Earties mi irrlecp the testimony and wit-
esees wt in on thin
'bounds. y 3 like proper
Senator Frank B. andegee will be
' kept here all summer by the Foreign
,Relations committee, of which he 2*
n high- ranking member There are
,no new developments regarding the
treaty or the French alliance. The
opposition feel certan they control
the situation and that belief is
shared by the public
they will advocate a
ute, and how much, if any the Presi-
members 0! the
t the last min.
here. Just W hat .
' dent will yield is mere guesswork
The resolutions of the Massachu‘l
setts Demoeratic State committee op«
posing the treaty on the basis ‘of the;
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ECiiy News
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‘u .
i, - , . tn; ll{,".‘-. \Ijlli‘.‘ lot i'
5 .1 ‘. . l‘n's' ll; until: our
l:L.’aE\l 11m steadily in
, r..!-:e you 'ung (u :e c
. . "i;n.':‘.;.nd (Tandy (5.1.. l.) Sn
9 Strcet A. .\l. E. church
hoot will hold their ex.
man's Rock, New Haven,
‘-..i.;u.~'t 21.
"t .;
S.
11ml t‘rom Probation om-
ltish question, will probably prevent'
Senator David J. Walsh, Democrat. of
that state, from accepting it on.-
amended.
olic, and it will be difficult for him
to oppose that reso. ',ution although
at this moment he has made no defin—
ite «atmnrnt as to his dvriieon. it
is known hnWevmr that he is a
Istaunch frierd of liish ind 'pcndence.
Democrats
TIC: e are C. numb-Cr c.’
""130 :11: apparently hoping conces-
g.2177» will be 171th by th" Prefiident
lufm't they are calltd on to state
'tl; ll \inwm although now they are
rein: "(lAlR favoring: the treaty. The
all? nnmn may fare even worse.
The Foreign Relations committee
”'18 greatly pleased that they "smok—
ml out' the Frtnch alliance text by
their proposal to adjourn till it was
put beore tlwm. Scnntor Brandogen
was largely responsible for the re-
sult, as well on Senator Lodge chair-
man of the commiitoo. The suite-
mom had been on'icially made by the
White House that it was the inten-
; ..\\1nc(' this mornzn
1.3“} cases have com: tion of the President to withhold
jurisdiction during the the Frenc“ ”33W um” after his
two more or which
this morning.
july.
. lI-Ll
'11. 21nd Jt t't'miah Eagim.
.'< for the second dlS~
_; fi:'~~'t regular session
~ . i. -'l)"l' shop on “Washing.
l'Ll.l_\' from 12 o'clock.
-"--'. m the evening. They
Numerous
«mums for mucus
motion were record-
: \Ultti
'mta' tiny.
..,; 3
. Wu
1'11" St‘EODd and
August 8.
...I.
' U‘lm. 11's
uni-n recrlvoc a 1'9-
75,.“ headquarters
4pm.»; the recruit-
mnn'h of
1mm the local
, Stamford have
sv-l‘Vlt‘C. while
11. on re-
ul: wcruitmz
" »-my days. In
\x‘lml'ill Parks
won only two-
. it has bez'n
t "tvoxably
la'rgt- 1' pop-
‘mw'
of .\01w
id. 1 few
'hillips of
l\\lw ggm
l! t t :11 war
months. in
‘ltllty'
given
.u'
4'2"
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i", l-4
1“ wit
the
will this
‘nnnwt-ticul post.‘
'ftll 2. (M: my
. g '\.
.3, mi East avenue”
1"!lev d to his home. af-
~::.2'.}r experience with Un-
vtiuinwvrs in the U. S. A.,
‘ vlu -- i> now connected with
w on Telephone .8: Telegraph
York city. He is locatedin
. 21:55 buildtnzmear the Astor
is commuting between his'
and New York city.
l S,
U
”...—a ,
-:.< and Boys Caps. O’Brien:
___n
“33““
mL\
1m obtainable until _
July.
‘ed.
return from the proposed coast to-
coast trip. six Week: hence. Senator
Brandegee thereupon announced. as a
member of the committee. that "the
l’residt'nt has violated Article IV of
the tieaty. which he himsvlf had
adopted. That sin cannot be atqnv'd
for. it is violated beyond redemp-
tion for he agreed in the twenty to
submit it to the Senate K the some
time as he did the German treaty.
He also seated that the two treaties
wrre linked loge: her. \\ hat he has
linked together we ought to consid-
e1 togethet. it i had my way, l
would not proceed a day further with
the consideration of the heat.) of Vei-
,iwillee until the President had sub-
mulled the Fiance-Amelie“).tieatv'.'
Next day the President sent
llcll trv l‘ll} to the Senate.
a
”It:
DAMAGE TO COTTON
o
”Department of Agriculture Say: Boll
Weevil and Rain: Caused Damage.
“'ASHINGTON, Aug. 2.~Cotton‘
production of 1,016,000 halos yr—or
was forecast today by the Department
of Agriculture. basing its estimate on
the condition of the crop July 9‘3,
which it announced 'as 07.1 percent ot.
a normal}
Today's forecast shows an incrmfi"
of 30.000 holes over the for-cast mad .
a month ago. The condiion of in“
crop show ed a decline of 3.9 per con
during the month compared wt 11 the
1 average dccline of 4. 2 per cent during
; the period in previous years.
’ in a statement accompanying its;:
forecast. the department nil boll nee-l
vil damagv to cotton probably was;
l
,more widespread and serious at this;
wzis‘»
time than ever before. Raine caused!
severe damage in several states. Labor,:
is scarce and high-priced, and acreage:
above the average has been abandon;
~1‘ry a. Sentinel Want Advert!»-
neat. i
l
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VValah is an Irish Cath-1
»8aturdnys only). 1:
:9:'.’1x, 10:03:. 10:50:.
'53)
While touring the United States in
aid of the Irish cause. Eamonu De .
RAYMOND £1 SON
Wunmllghm
Now That the Victory
Loan is Over
;; wommnnrmxrommm
4.00pu-yur.
mmu'
Valera, “President of the Irish Repub—
lie." received a high honorary degree
from St. Paul's University at Chicago.
He is seen here copped and gowned
for the occasion. Many pmmlnent
lrish -Americons. advocates of Irish
freedom. and churchmen attended the
ceremony.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK?
A. M.—-1:18: 5: 42:, 5: 49:, 6.08
6: 57:, 7: 111,7: 541,831“, 8: 1.8:. 8: $91,;
9: 24:, 9: 39 10; '...x 10: 52:.
P. M. ~12: 03x 12: 52 (Stanton!
only). 12091.1:38x 3:17x4:321.o
5:27x, 6:46, 6:00;. 6.08: 6163,8147.
(Stamford onlyl,’ .' :02: 8: 06:, 19:07: '
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8:101. 10:33:, 12:03:. 2
P ll!..-——109:t,2:44:. 3:131 4:321;
Joly Clearance
Sale
01ml: mobmdiu‘ ”My“ thuyoonfll
“tit-1M.
‘ mnxmu:
RE FRIG E RA TORS
IT A SAWS OF mill-Rail?
Hardwood, thoroughly air dried,
5:46 6: 06:, 7. 021, 7. 12. 5145:. 7. 571.
8: 06! 10' 07x 10:40 12: 34!
NEW YORK TO SOUTH 'NO‘WALK
A. 51.:le 10:, 4' 10:. 5:' 0. 6:34.!
8:003. 8:51x. 9115:. 9:45;, 10:50:.
P. M.——12:031. 12:45 (Fridays and
1. 1:3“ {Satur-
day only),2:15x. ...;37. 3: 705:, 3: 53.
4. 131, 4:.23 5:131. 5:.29 6:.‘00: 6:03.
"3,0: 8:10x ll: 15x.
Sunday I
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P. M.-12:10. 1:03x. 1:54x, 3:35::'
5:02. 5:25, 8:00x, 7:05,~7::l0x, 8:10:
9200:, 10:00x. 11:15:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. ‘1. ~12. 26x. 1: 20x 5'401. 6. 07
7:15 9:19x 10: .2, 10: 5"x‘t‘Bridgeport)
11:581.
P. M.-l:20. 3:27x. 4:28. 5:19, 6:21x:
6:51, 7:08x, 8:09x. 8:401, 9225:.
Sundays.
A. M.-l2:26x. 1:20x,
10:19, 11:12x. 11:58;
P. M.M2:le, 3:05}! 4142!, 6:48‘
fizf’flx, 7:08x. 5:28x. 8:401. 9:251, 10:18.
11:16 (Bridgeport).
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A. Ill—12:10:: trxcept Mondays).
424.“); 4. 5%x, 5: 50, 6:50, S; 05: 8. 30:
witx. ltzou. .
r. 31.412173. 3:40x, 4:25, 5:15: l.
2. 5:37, 6:11, 9:183.
Sundays.
7:43.
9 :19:
EA.
A. M.—~12:10x. 4:42x. 4:53x, 7:55
8:303. 9241.1. 11:00.
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4. 35 5:16x. 6;11x,7.051.9:18x 9: 85
11: 4’l
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A. M.:—-6 11 S .27, 9. 192:.
P. M.——~1:27. 1:54x (Fridays and Sat
urdays) only). 2:48. 4' 391:, 5:27, 6: 25
Sunday:
A. 31—915. 10:29.
P. M.—2:15. 7:20.
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f' ""","'“'J‘r"“f1 <~ -«- .-,--. ~ ”...-
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P. M.-4:33, 7 07, 8:25.
Sunday
A. M.—7:50. .
P. M.—12:05. 0:48. 7:...
Spraying, pruning, batting and euro
9"!
Tm Removed
Order: for fruit tree cpl-lying ohoula
be placed now.
JOSEPH CORNELL & SON
Tm Specialltu 5nd Entotfiolonloto
M 19.0... um
Your deposit placed in the"
i Savings Departuinetnf
The South Norwnlk-
Trust Co.
will not only earn you?! p0!“
r
cent. interest but will also:
assist in Norwalk’s develop-
. .-
'4’"
.-l.
Lasthemoney
.7 a
Makes you think of continuum:
LmeandChildren.
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VACATION m
We have a large variety for
with this coinpany is loaned}
locally,
_.._.4..4....,_—2 ’
*wwfl......;-
T!
best of insulation. The ice realm
drain pipes and ohclvceore mov-
able for cleaning; white enameled
lined; nickel and brass trimmings.
romer Price. Sole Price.
$22.00 $17.00
$24.00 $19.30
826.00 $29.00
$28.00 $23.40
$35.00 $28.00
w. 00 $83.90
The verv best p01 ch screen
made. Com erts your porch "
into a i’living or Vsleeping
room at a small cost.
4 ft. up to 12 ft,
$2.98 to $12
"an be hung by any one in
a minute ’5 time.
PORCH SHADES
cam-unu-
PORCH HAMMOCKS
‘Made of heavy canvas with full box canvas mattress.
Guaranteed springs. .3.
$8.50.. to “$30.00
mummammmm 53
The City National Bank 5
m = gm - “ ,1 mm — . .., ~
BondLetter Heads names
{01' $15.00. Rename
Munro! printed matter.
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hmwhodofirm
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inches. nepfinttngilotthobut
mdweatundbnckot‘evu'ylheet.
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Valium the no.
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disease and pain, heath is .
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tom-in you-body. Fannie ., "
given special attention; a».
turn or the rpine. You-val!
not giving the Claim o
to help you,
Magnetic Treatment. that“
'1'. mm 13.143.
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your homhold
M m. tum. junk Ind 311 ,
secondhand hood-mos. Anything you
hove. Price according to the quel-
to of tho condu- A squat» dent
PHILIP P. MAHONEY‘
“Van mat street. Phone 1182- 5. J
w lulu! goods throw on sale
W..- . . .
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1m prion on all Roodr
“Mt. flannel, Brush.”
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Egg, Stove,
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33mm -
31:2ch muons ,
No. 2 Nut Coal.
use Nut. mi Stove cool 73‘;
L. EFFBON.
' 3 Rowan St. in.» My '
Tel. 441. Tel. m
.m
,i A Gold Bridge
I
lie the modern method of filling”
' between teeth where one or more
l teeth are missing: but there is “an
5 much difference betworn 32:de .
{and a poor one as there in helm ‘
lchoop. ill fitting suit of cloth” uni
lone made or good materials hmfi
,perfcct fit. A good bridge will m
f the mmainlng teeth in color animal.
'will preserve the natural contour is!
l the face. and have a sufficient w
. 1 of reinforcement to make it. aim at
; gdurablo These are the datum
ltics which have made the Hm
‘ bridges popular. .
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Shore Dinners
'Allillindsei'Sea Fool
Steal. (lions and
Chicken
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.
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NEW worn: ’SROES
FOR AUGUST
Withtheemkigofmmnodofawm for
“mum Wham-woman,
dag. Wemmatyhomdllusfordlthokmfly.
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