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. 9". .er‘rhave models in front. lace 8r necklace, mouse”... -
prefer, but each specially designed for: a certain type of figure. l
Let enscorsetiere'give yOu advice in the selection of the ‘
best model form. s . sneer. :e.-.s‘x;£m
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘4 Mr.- ..nnd Mrs.§Arldlson Austin. of ne . but Will
, sleaze”. Tilir“-snloyln . s-‘unuo- .
tutti-Lo file é‘éhltgghlounlagis; . “Hardware"? 3.. H
( hf! cigars; union 3; the East 21518-: . _ ‘
lnua . g. arch... ' meet at e . . . , , .
church this evenin l ‘ SWIAL NOT
‘ The Epworth League of the Eastl ' ' :' '
avenue 3M. E. church will not meet}
for the evening devotional»; service to-
‘morrow, as these meetings haVe‘zie’ex‘l
postponed until the first Sunday eve—.Balazs, of 18 Iexington
hing in September, ‘ _ lyoungest daughter
me5 to a typographlcel error, in Stephen, Balers.
yesterday’s Sentinel. it was announc-‘urday evenifig.
{at the story tellinghour, by
{dAndei-fson, at Community Hall :s‘cszer-
ay a ternoon from 3 until 4 o'cloc;. -
:The children take m-im interest lzabeth Galyas, Theodore
:the gatherings and the Library Co
FOR SALE
‘ r__ 'A number of second hand wagons. carts. plows.
' barrows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard. Priced
low for quick disposal. Terms cash.
The NorwalkCoaléclSupplyCo.
108 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
’ Mrs. D. L. Davis, or uretery~'Boule"Sentinel, hove £116?“in
d. was‘in New Yul-{city 0111111:er the 611mm 131515933
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SEE THE “ ICELEss ICE BO ”
THE THERMONOR
. Is an entirely new application of the old principle of cool.
. mg, by evaporation, that saves not only a. lot of money, but. a.
lot of dirt and bother. "
IDEAL FOR BUNGALOW AND CAMP—ASK TO SEE IT.
RAYMOND & SON
,W all <52; High Sts. Norwalk
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Kodak . PHOTO DEVELOPING Photographs ’3
Films 3 ‘ _ A—l work a. 7“ Enlarged
‘15,. (24 hours service) ‘a
Druas ..- ,. CLIFFORD PHARMACY Palem-
So. Mam St.
Phones 833-X —- 1532 Ciggrg
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Prescriptions
‘ Special Quality
-Whltman's - Bathing Caps Delicious
Chocolates 35° to 85° Soda.
not to mus}!
The m-glde
, as originally your
allow themome‘to re-
’ “1!. I3. Dunne.
mature: ital” been. . walk. was arraigned
W V 'ilar charge, has been receiving
- gr ‘ a ‘ i} , :2: ”g re WIFE
: ' '* J EAS 7w 91W ,. . . M. P. am 2m mm r SM ““3? ”film“
7 3' O V‘ lwh°§§§3fi§§fi William 3. Bonuses Vsppgalrafim
‘ ' W’ " . a .4?" 2119’s .1 .. ~ . —‘='- , ‘ Jud e as: u
' ' ’ - lingtonfaomet, to 1301‘ in yestfluayfii ‘vgmnfl Belgians, 33114011} in
New Britain yesterday by Wm
Sergeant Thomas Hunt, on a young
Obtained by his will; gilt-s. “Sign? _‘
Humor , ace. » 7‘ —
Romans. or before Judge
’ .d
meurgh in the city court this morn
ing charged with nonsupport. .Mrs.
Bogardus. who had her husband 31r-
rested some three years ago on a. 512.16-
.wcekly from ”her linsbnnd, but this
at ”you: ME! 3
Miss Goldie;
' the'
, n . l
of this ¢i§?§§h§:t.§ ms to 80 ,biCk to his WW" as me
_ y 7 MissiBala‘za being 12
ed that the diemukihg department oriyea‘x-s old on that date. WIS-Jrémem'
the Yale & ’I‘owu’e Would hold the ana bered‘ by these young guests, who en-
nuel Clambake and field day at Dor- jjoyed themselves merrily until a late
Zions Point yesterday afternoon and lbour with plentv of games, music and
{last evening. '. The: event will take iretreshmente or, hand. These pl‘efieflt
‘ place this afternoon and this evemng. lwére the. following: Rosie Smith, Lau~
Another large attenxlnnce‘ was had :ra Gachy, Anna. Bachkuy, Julia Fle-
Mrs. T- ivessy, Mildred Nags-y. Irene Naggyv
{Margaret Gadoeyi. Jolan G
A. Very my craWd
lgathered at the home of
lhe would in
‘port 1192‘.
1rilngllndy Gadocy, Louis Gadocy, Andrew
- ' :Hevesv Andrew Czicere Joseph Ev-
Inlttee of the 'East Norwalk Improve» " , ’ _
ment Association under whose ausplc- 323’ gfny Gachy Henry Gachy. Steph
less the how is bold, are mnsidnu‘ncl
:having an hour as-a l'cgula.‘ Fidoy
kafternoon feature, Mr and UV;
..lazs, Jr.. John Balazs, Stephen
vSunislo, Grace Silye.
John Neugebauer
,North Falrfiold avenue, smris tomor-
Made A Change In Her. jrow for Spoflovwl. New Hampshire, to
~—-——-—-——- ire-main eight, or if“ davs.
Mrs. L. Gibson. 12th & Edison St.,lcompsnied lhtll‘
La Junta, 0010., writes: “My kidnnysflmomobile tour to his big farm in
were giving me a great deal of trouble; that place.
for some time and I took Foley Kidney: -
Pills and they helped me right nwn‘y.. Miss Mary llmvley.
They made such a change in me thatlstrect. ls spmzling her vacation at
Foley Kidney PilISlProvidcnce. Hl'lde Island.
promptly relieve backache, rheumatic;
pains, sore, swollen or stiff muscles;
,36 “‘est \l‘orccsler street, lionllury.
ol‘ 6 Center
--Try a classified adverttsement I!
They put the kidney: and . the Sentinel for the best results.
bladder in sound healthy condition. . ~-—-—-——-—' ’
STILLSON. POWELL CORPORATION‘
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~The Best Salesman-«A Want Ad.
morning requested that the amount
be increased to $15. > .11
Borgardus said that he was un'su -
with her was impossible. _ Mrs. 30-
gardnc" signified her willingness to
again live xvii-ll her husband providing
/ ake her a home and sup-
Judge Vosburgh ordered
Begardus to furnish a, $300 bond to
give his wife $8 a week for the next,‘
six months. or else go ...to jail for 60
days. .
Bogardus. who was represented by
Attorney W'illiam A. Griffith. took an
appeal and bonds were fixed at. $250.
The appeal will come before the court
of common pleas in Bridgeport on
September: 7th.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral of George Collins.
The funeral of George Collins, who
committed suicide llcre shortly after
midnight Tuesday, woe held at 10
o'clock this morning. from the homo '
of his sis-fer, Mrs. Edward Brennan.
A delegation of members from South
Nor-Walk Lodge. Moose. of which the
deccascdn'as a member, attended the
funeral. which was in charge or Fur.-
era] Director Frederick Ii. Cnnung. or
this city. Interment was in the new
Catholic cemetery. in Danbury.
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' FROM THE LAND OF THE SKY BLUE WATER, No. 64516
BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF SOMEWHERE, ..No. 6411‘
A PERFECT DAY, .......................... No. 64306
BARK HARK! THE LARK! .... ..No. 64218
AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL OLD SONGS SUNG _
BY EVAN WILLIAMS ON VVICTOR RECORDS ('F'
HEAR THESE AND OTHERS AT— . - .31;
THE HANIILTON SHOP
49 WALL STREET.
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mileage MAKE ELEc'rnmrrY YOUR snnvm’ -
i??? F3 WIRE YOUR HOME THIS SPRING
Release yourself from household drudgery through the use of
Electrical Appliances. ~. . , -— .~ . .
‘ ll COMPLETE LINE 01" FIXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM.
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“ Sbmeéody said that it cOuldn’t be done “"'
but the store went ahead—and did it!
C ‘3 It
The John Wanamaker August Sale
lllitule lll N cw York (City ’
opens with old-time service
"1' _ e e o
‘
¢- v- . t
w" When “somebody said that it couldn't be done” lie was looking
”over our depleted stocks of furniture after the great selling in the
'camnaign of May and June to lower prices.
the factories, he said, but you can’t get them here in time for the Au-
“gust Sale, the railroads are too congested.
He was wrong. The railroads were—and are—”congested, but
we got the furniture'here by accepting deliveries of cars anywhere
within trucking distance: Staten Island, Long Island, Brooklyn,
- New Jersey, New York State.
In one day we hauled into the Store 28 truck loads of furniture)
a: m lee! .
"But“thst Worry ls pest. The.
mom. As linen collection
which means something to those . ,,
.hoxne m
Visitors from every State‘in the Union
take advantage of it each year '
You have the goods at ~
insure is here—in the Store and in our
gruellave ever offered in an August Sale-—
have shared in these annual events.
More than a million dollars of} orniture—Wanamaker furniture-snow on
hand. A million more on order—to come in day by day.
l. Upstanding furniture. Not upstart furniture.
'” Furniture that will express your own personality and taste in your own
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died at hex-1302119 early this :;;'Ulll;2,-.
The remnlus‘hm’e been _t:2:;wn "1:
charge by her cousin. Hervey From. ...
“barges, an undertaker 01 how Yon.-
city, Who will have theirs rlnmnu: m
the city for interment on Monday.
Laura Street (Slants on the l‘olnnml
lot Monday evening at 6:30 o'clmriu
A large crowd is expected. us hum P1309,\'r.>;;r ml
teams are in good form. llonolmn, nati01ml”0m.~p:“e F
the Knightly crack first baseman. will: Pl“ . L...
. k in the lineup. 1 l-nllEMgE
be bdc M The Word ”In‘eV‘va‘
ELIZABETH. N. J., July 24.f*l‘f1‘ulltjlij verwit. safog, no
Monahln. of Newark, kno‘n ll’l lilt. purchaser.
ring as Frankie Mahone. a feather-
Welghl. died here, today, after a bout ’OMFORT, ECONOMY
with Vl'illie Davis, last night. in which Come fr. 3;.(} 19M -
he was knocked out will; a blow on Easy PM’W‘E‘W P‘ ....
. M 1 A H 43X).
the“ temple. . g
Muhone was “100de down in lhm
filth round, but refused If) zillow‘his‘
'sccnnde m throw in lhc sponge.“ hen. 1.16an A‘ H
he was "knocked out. his semnds wen“ . . . ‘egl‘w .
unable to revive him and he was 5 , q. ~ ' ‘
taken to a hoépital. 6 Wa.er c... br‘lzthlfi,
Mrs. Edrikka Olsen, 3
Mrs‘mfilfim Olsen, of Fine Point.
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K. OF C. JUNIOR NOTE'S,
The K. of C, Juniors will play 1hr)
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“FRANKlE MAHONE" DEAD. furnace is 157... "St
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MITCHELIr-FCHALMER ‘ l
_ 7 GRANT—MAXWELL
MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRLQ
BROCKWAY. AND Vlll Tm ‘c m
T ires———Accessories——~T ydel Gasoline
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
55 RAILROAD AVEM s
«azi’WfiCff/Mflmb
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Furniture for the bedroom
, furniture for the dining room '
Furniture [or the living room
'F. .M. Cullen’s Electric Shop
80 Wall St. . Phone 558. N
GARDEN HOSE ,'
4‘ REELS NOZZELS
Albert DQMorgan‘
The Winchester Store So. Norwalk
’ SAMPLE SILK AND GEORGETE DRESSES AT
, Jus'r ONE HALE . ...... a?"
$50.00 GEORGETTE nunssns AT, . 3.3.; .... .- -. . .szuoo
/ $40.00 SILK DRESSES AT, ... 5;... .3. 7...; . . ....szooo
*“ ry ,_ Woman’s Fashion
Furniture for the hall
Furniture for even purpose and room in ”it
bomcflcxcep! (In kitchen ’
.... Yes, even those fine Belmaison reproductions of period furniture at the
‘ Fourth floor stairway entrance to this House of Ideas.
All offered at 10 to 40 per cent. under our day-imamd-dny-out prices, which
are always in competition with other stores who sell the Wanamaker grade of
furniture.
Nothing is reserved. All the home furniture in the New Building is
‘Ofiered in the sale. (Antique furniture. Au Quatrieme, is not included).
sums. mm on! em: Galleria. N.» haul“. a
Bedding Included
"'- Ten per cent'ofi‘ our entire stock Of mattresses, pillowshb‘olwers and ‘
springs. which have been marked regularly at lower prices than ladenuary; 33
~ » “xii-Mmeum. ,
Over $100,000. of Oriental Rugs ‘
oflered at a fourth to a third under regular prices—room sizes ' *
Turkish; Indian and Chinese rugs; and a small. quantity ,of smallm Pang":
thirdsofrthem a direct importation following: our rug expert’s viSit "to coastal ' .n-
finoele. the first representative of an Amencan store; to
_ special groups at larger reductionsi.
m thewar. M.
enter the market there
Third Canary, N?" w .
..u._.‘w a... n
.....u§
. All, how on sale
as'i‘seomvayatuimli ; . , New rm . .~
r ‘ 5*” TheJuly and August issues. combined, ““
Elle mums
Established :55} , ‘
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A Clearance of Mlilzncry
Reductions on fine and exclusive umdels
If one hours that has mu ‘lé ‘ é AW?
dur-cd to $151M it would Sew-m mo
and a foolish waste of lll‘olils. am
he done in the Read .‘xlillilu r_\‘ ‘1 '« ‘ *'
day. . The collection is not :1 l;ll‘;.;r'
laws the special midsummer elm ~ " ‘x
-ll“l. m ‘
be appropriate for garden 1‘»
with voile, orgalldie or crow «Imm-
. l' A
You may select your hat for $12.03
is, ”.1 r
Bathing Suits
‘ ' Are in demand these J uly £33379
’And here are some of the hotter "
.tWO-piecc suits with tunings- in :m'r:lv*i'~‘~
' They were bought at a forlnllutc 1”“!le .
under the regular market price, film-('1' w ' ‘
good news to any woman who llt‘mls ;: 1M
dress.
In black with contrasting {airings w?" i“ . ‘ .
01‘ 301d, and in dar; gray with Mal-l; {lug ‘illlxsl
Prices $7.50, $8.50, $10.50 and $13.50
Tights in cotton or wool, 31-5510 5.. ‘
Sizes 36 to 48 W M;
is go
Woven Names for Clothing
4 .
, If the girls and boys are going mm." ‘“ “Ewan;
fall it is not too early to prepare the \l’l'l‘h'.“”‘l'_\......
names on tapes which are applied to (‘l'll'l‘91l‘fe’“‘,§
necessary and it takes so many more than “H“ “‘1‘. ill
The manufacturers inform us that \V i " ill-la
scarce and deliveries are not up to Stillllléll'll. 1} ‘1 A,
three weeks to get. an Order through 90 l’l"““‘“\‘,‘k 11ml
getting your orders in early, and make tlmu :el ;
as you expect to use. _ ,
fl ' ("IS'W’J Order at U“? N“
:1 V 1,, _ “”9”
ML “was .;
Subscribers to the Designer
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t v o . _ . I, ’ l l
the counter ready for delivery. Tins comlnnut 1:: .3
sue will be given to subscribers as one 168110. :11; ..l
subscriptions that call for July will be exlfmmwc.
month so that every subscriber will recellf’ l’.
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