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small artists. ill‘,’ arrival of such a.

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Mme. Van Gordon Will
' Sing at Armory, June 28

 

rpm). Van (".orlon is :m omen of povul-l

lgr
{hongh only
ties. is illlt‘uvl)‘
but bf‘tlt’l'
warned

Millw.
Mill in tho
:ln :lt‘l‘umplisliul artist.
than this. she is em lirt’ist
lilt' "Emmi stylln" Mme.

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Van Gordon is a woman cast in u lu‘r-

nic "101d.
keeping with that mold.
been.
years whose
extraordinary
this 3.1mm:
both
all—soprano.
7 your: sh.
parts
Brimhilllp
compass lht‘
[Polly
that (ll-

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flt‘t‘lzilu-ll m ll”.
(m0

and 9h»- possossea .". voice in

t'ww (-t‘ re-cvnt
\‘oc-lxl

us that
Amt-rir'nn
1| l't'lll contrliito

“'ltllv
lid."
1w “'1 ll.

inlil-ml. sing-sis
mingl-
pogsosscul
singl-r. Slu- is
and a rtul moz-
llm'ing tho past two
l2-~.~n studying; sow-lino
:.ml in: l'- I‘t‘lli tit-lint
that 5hr is able to

of this pug us )wr-

VrOYUd
lll‘hlt‘
:lmi as ($15in
Allllst‘l‘lfi or tH‘trull.

it wu-l l‘tu 'nmpmxini who
Irst mu lv- ill" l:l“'4llti’|"‘)ll whit“! .\lnlv‘.
.ultllllm: wlwn ho
“\\>ll Will (mt- dzly lm
'Itrwt rlrumatil‘ snpmnns

Il’di'll.‘

(11' tilll‘ 2‘”:

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b ’ ‘

GORDON.

ot‘ the age." There have” been few mu.
sicians whose judgment 1'33“” unet-
rlng as thatof Signor Ytampanin}. arts
or listening‘to his new contralto {or
a. number of times he came to the

realization that her's was a voice

’whose great range forbade its being

. hups.

has til-on so

“5"

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It: silo cumpnssn-d
‘ son.

included in any ordinary category. It.
is not too much to expect that Mme.
Van Gordon will one day. and. per-
in 3 day not for distant. follow
lll‘l' "Walkure" Burnhile. with Burn-
hildo of "Gottfldammérungf and
own that of “Isolde." -

Norwalk is especially fortunate in

mixing an opportuni‘) to labor this
great slngor. who. with John Finnegan
mill 'l‘ht‘mlore Junger. will sing the
solo parts of the historical cantata.
Juzm of Arc." which will be present:
ml by thv People's chorus in the Arm-
or}. on tlw evening of June 28th. un-'
dvr the direction 0! “rs. I”
I‘ll-aide singing the part of jO‘l
.\lmo. \‘an Gordon will sing an arts
from "Aida" mid illl'T‘f‘ smallvr song’s:
“Donshkn.” by Henry Hadley: "in tho
Flt-mm' 'by GlCl"ll;lhlllfi\V. :m'l "Lor
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‘well. Stanley.
into. and
myself
swore

Chief of tlw
’ter using ::
relieved and 1mm-

HTS I’IlllIVl) lllit‘n‘ [\ll .‘iDl. I)
THEM
“Six 37111“! n20." writ”; \V'. II. Shilli-
V'n.. ”I had kilim-y trou-
llt time‘s “1:9 linllllh‘ to wish
in l-Hl. Foley Killncy Pills
l‘t'C'f'ltinlt“ll(lU.l to me by the
I’ll'l‘ liopnrtmmit.
lmtllts I was r‘l‘nnplvh-ly
II‘T‘VCIF lzmi u ro‘lurn

of the symptoms." \Vliy suffwr
2whon ~\‘mi (mm l'wt rolicl‘ from rv-liu-
mntie pains. backache. sunlk 1. sure

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5‘

4—.- i-«~i- -'-~ mA-~1«‘r-—a‘l-r -

nd stiff joints. shop dltulllim: 11ml-
er woaknvrsn rln-l min-r
inordrrod kirllmys’.’ Adv.

I’UINCARI.’ \S’ASTS
TRI‘I.‘.TIIZS RATIFIED.

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’wrstvfil. lm< (1“C’Hlltl 'n pri-ss I‘.n‘li-
.lnl'l‘.‘ fur immmilme ratification of

,tllu til-:ltilw‘ nugofiatml at tho \V: :sll-

'll'S’MlTl confluence, withoui N96133-
tnms (it any Chlirnctv-r.‘

'05:" .‘ul: nil .tl Lanna sormtr .‘lir—
i“ (H M. rim \' i \\: --: charm-23
~. 3‘: tin Y. .-~k n: stillln. '2 th( li‘l‘;lii€‘:,
vs". .‘Zj: l u :i: :\::l lizhltutirms' pool.
mm | -‘. in the Iil’t'lillt 1' that in
“.5 Vin]: v ll thrw will in: ILO DI‘LL
"1'4va(lillntiilull.

H .-. um- illl ration that s-u’wms to
linu- \HI'Ilml s‘ruzlljy with lhc‘ gov
t‘i'"li}'?.' lll 1“4u.:‘l'.i'.:‘: its. division i:
t‘ri i! \ .1 :i‘l ln' ‘6le for l"l':lll(‘l' t:-
v"l?2‘-‘ (:1 a‘ t:‘v"2'lti lu-l'vn'l' (Erna!
l‘- Ell "Iiill :2 ”my ’0 lllU'l’lTyll‘f: 't‘ii-

.=\f--

symptoms of ,

impr-‘wmu prodizcul in
tin l"ltllf'lt ull'i“:-ltl(711‘.‘
culm- nbptlols nt’ the mug.

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cllilj'ntiHMl to vlw‘lln“
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J. Mon-l5

Hill lllllmi'

During the. month or May them
were recorded in the vital statistics _’
the omice ot Town:~
Smith. the births 6!
girls. 3 total or 59 birth: for tile
month. Thane were also moon-led 1}
marriages and 44
figures follow: \ a. I;

May ‘

Milton. to Joli £66311» Pé‘aalc.
2———Nichola.s. to Joseph and” 'Angelindl

« Ciaccia. 1

c—Matthew. to Peter .191! Philomena
Bottone.

Kindllien.
4—Ruth. to Freoertlkflfld Slorence
_ Quass. ’
l—Allte'. to mid? imam rm;
zler.
. 1—John. to John mm fianford.
l—Margaret. to Ri@9338 and Jennie

 

7 Geremla. (Weapon)
10—Norma. to Fratkf‘find Harriett
Flore.

10—Oli'mpla.to Step‘héh find“: Steph‘e
ante Flore. '. 2

£——Joneph.' to Albert and Tenestlna
Williams. '

7—Lor9nzo. to notch girl lint Nicol-
ette. Ferraro. “

s—Eileen, to Tony and Marty ‘Nasta'.

io—Roea. to Frank and Anna Pres-

 

tenn. . . .2 , »

9—John. ’to Edward and~ Mfilrgaret

, Noonan.

7—Fredertck to George and Mando—
lena Webb.

9—Holen. to John and Magdalena
Horwath

>8'—:Cialro. to Vera Whitney (0. W.).
vak. ,, 22, .1.

s—Mike. to Patsy and Palmy‘ San-
tello.

8———Cla.ire. to Vera Whitney U. \V. )
li‘Charles. to Samuel ond lJenetla
Boyd.
Ill-Jamel. to Jami. injury: Rom-Z
9—l.uigiu, to Lulg_ and Carmella

3 3The exact:

G—Anna. to Philip and Margaret ’

 

Green.
9~Evelym to Harry not! my Rem.
all)“.
i 5—\tarta. to John am} Bridget Mc-
Grain.
ts—l-rancls. to Fraud}! lull: Clar-
Jiurphy.
L—Marlon. ta Monk and Corn Mills.
(Twin).
1 ..-—Olive. to Frank and Don. Mills.
L (Win)
Bil—{Domain to MK and A's-net
sundown.
:Owutoo. to .B‘redm 33¢ Lottie
‘Brundnge.
:1 Jinan-ca. to Joseph and Ilary Pep-
pet-no.
‘2i—Hnonnm to Georu “a iaflida
Dietzko.
21—-—Thomas. to George and Lillian
Morgan. J
‘B2—~Ktmu-th, to Harry and Alice
Poor.
i9—-—Lester. to Nathan and Mildred
llritto.
lF—uG are. to \anter and Jamel Quin-
ll 1 z.)
ls~——\\'ul ace. to 30h!) 5nd Liam-nine
Hula.

:J—«lZlimlmth. to John and Julia Do-
ZliOIikOS.

_'~l~—~l‘.i('lmrd.
lilumond.

to Clifford and Gladys

.llm Ammo. to ikmbnk: and Katherine
Xurdi.
3"‘l&1‘d(‘. to Ismc 1nd Annic- Ballard.

1 -- inrl. to John and Eva Manon.
:Etl~~— M urir‘llt‘.

 

to James and Marielle

Antlvrson.

:ll———Anzlt‘. to Jay and Marion Buck~
loy.

2!)2~~.\:‘.im;io. to Antonio and Anita
Ammo.

.llv—-,\llvn. to Allen and Florence Grieg-
or)’. . ‘
.Vlvolinn. to Michaela and Sovoz‘ir.
Pilllif‘h"{".

:.Zo‘.—~\\'illi;im. to \Viliimn and Hazel
Gil-hams. ’

11l‘—~«Gl:€(' to I‘llsqttalo nit-i llosollo
Moslrali‘ilo.

L’s—llunnnxtv. to Illkc‘aml (‘nrmo‘a
Caruso.

‘36 2——Lol.i’s. to Harry nod lwlln “'alll-r-

mom.
27*!)0rulhtli-
irw- Violet.
L’Iit—r—lhmmlu‘k. to Louis
print".
:m~«.iolm.
w 2 .
:3»—\'i~czntl.
Ifnnzi. .
ill-«John. to John and Elizabeth Us-
trrchvr.
25l-—C:tl'()l_\vi. to Slt‘plltll and Georgi-
unna Schumnck.
.‘l—-—l’.ulph Andre-w.
Blossom anrzv.
.‘3——-Jc.ln. to Thomas
Flahony.

to Allyn-t and Cather—
Ll‘l‘d Anna Oh-

to KHHFMI nnd Viola ”mud-

 

to Gimme :11in Louis:

to Ru lph and

and Anastasia

Deaths.
May
3 l-Jllna
days.
4—Jlumrs Barney.
5-—\\“illium ‘Nurd.
S—Edward Leach.
month. four days.
6—).qu Lomharlio. 43 bears.
T—Michael Lubrano. 53
months. :9 days.
s—May Glover, 73 years, one month. .
13 days.
8~Katherine Holic.’ 60 years.
D~—-l)avi’d Tinkler. 68 years,
months. nine days.
9--Eltza Van Hoopear. 82
SQVQ‘H months. cighLdaym.
10—Annie \Vingate. ' 8‘1 r'yeax‘s,“ seven
months. 14 dayli. ”
11—Frederlck Levgé‘,
months. lfifiiu'm’
ll—luolo Picclonefis’em’nt months, '1 13
thus. " «1‘ 9’"
Il—Gk‘flrge Raymond:
momhs. nine days.
12—11513 Finch. 8:2 ,. seven.
months. 11 days.
13~—Ella Hal . . .51
months; alga“: go
14—Annu Hankgflil years. 11 months
14 days. {7"
14—Esther la n. 35 :t’é’ars

Dalton. 49 )tnrs. threo

five
years,

‘5_G' years, five

7 0 years, four
years.

years.

 

I Is—Clam Podewen.

 

yours. 11 ’

 

65 years.
months. 28 days.

17—-:Rohert Acton.
month. 228 days.

17—Hattie Sherman. is ’years.
months. 13 days.

47 yéars.

Mrs. Vincent: Astor, now’ in
Paris, denies that she is contem-
plating divorce action

18.3111de Mckwood. 19 years,

one
month. nine days. '

Lam—Anna, wallone. 48 years. , one
_ month. 10 days.
nib-Mathew Sojnk, 61 years. two

months. 28 «days.

22~Bertha Kvancz, 25 years. nine
months. 10 days.

22—Julio. Murphy. 81 years.

zit—James Ferris. 5‘: years. one

month. 13 din-.3

,23‘—‘J&m€l Chalmers. three years. nine.
month‘s. :28 days.

fll—Earl Relates seven years. seven
1110211113125: (1335

Eli—4.0618. Pennington. 85 years. eight
months. 21' 6359.

35-—Clarlssa Belts. 7? years. 24 days.

zip—Thomas Hendrick. is years. 29
days.

”G—John Kaunas. Jr, six years. onl-

’ month. five dam.

filo—Thomas Keeley. ! 1 years.

hfi—(htherlne Henry. 56 years. 10
months. 15 days.

25-15112 Slauson. three years. it
months. eight. days. .

28—Nancy Hanrord. ‘87 years. one
month. one day.

fill—Bridget Pollastro. on: your. hw-
months. 1: do?!

29—nfis‘att (Itasca. 9-} mm. . thrm“

maths.1$ dash.
lib—P‘loroxlm kitchen 51 me... 2
days.
3mm “name; two days. , ,.
30—— Emma 18 ,

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Eli—James F Malone?“ andl‘l’snhe'llo R.

Kelli-1. (Stamfordl.
alt—«\Villinm Kcelct and thus.) ‘Bxill-
get Pe'lmm. (Stamford).
.z‘hvurd filler and
Krnusshaar.

t.._ Theresa

6—-Ch:1l‘ms Guorin and Helen Taylor-.2
6—Shm‘ton Baldwin and Ruth Halt

ins. .

Gwlfidwln Slurdm-ant. and Bax-fit
Bean.

Jim—John Medellin: and'Amc‘lin Wrot-
n3.

flow-Adam Saw-inn: and Ellen “falter-
house.

:«Yh‘edefick Mauls and (‘r’rtrmlo
Aspezllolior.

130i.an‘n>ncn Tklhiott and Barbara

. .Néudookor. ‘

9w Florin l'W-‘Tlovoisn 11nd ifrlurn lins-
sle. »

31—309mm 115mm: and Amélia Firkin.

SS—T‘E‘liliv (‘Ivury :l‘lv! il‘llth T-‘amm.

lSu-~~"'nl:l\ _C;lpmlncio nnvi l’inr‘hol

Ammo.
3--7(‘lY.-
‘Yood.
l§~l n l s ‘4 ll. no and
\r‘Tl.

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Oli-

zllts Connor "-‘xwl Yioma

Franc-m:

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for the

Advertise. in the Sentinel
bee: Result.

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feted in town.

fitted.
The new “all

 

g thc figure.
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WM‘MM WhiCh at the plant and ll is ’4: V
are so comfortable in hot weather,
audit/3th the slight figure will elim-

Warner' s Redfern
and Rustproof Corsets

This is without doubt the most
luxurious display of corsets ever of-

New model- n pill: and orchid
broad”, such a variety. as will prove
.‘that any figure may be7comfortabty _

” which
come in several styles with Sections
of elastic applied with pink brocaded,
silk. These are not only beautiful
to look at, but a pleasure to wear
The elastic is placed at the back and
at the sides, or wherever is best for

inale the wearing of a corset.

New Redferns of pink brocade;
daintily trimmed and faced with satin
ribbon, a bit of lace and French flow-
er xi ork. exquisite in workmanship

and design.

 

Broaden. in a hundred diflerent
styles to correspond with corsets. The

 
 
 
 

 

Some Interestino Notes

About 11.; Amflcan PM
Company

One hundred tucmx g: h...
been found for A F C. emh we

edges and fancy braids. d. ’
The Lace. are in all «Hm; frOm
very narrow edgings to IllOS afar
trimming dresses. The re (1'6 fin
cobwebb) laces, and there m. h,"
heavily woven laces forme .153:
or crash. Among them C1,. mg.
Torchon and Barman l.:l:é< ”mi
many of the patterns lTEC d M

real laces. There is also
Russian Filets for dr arse-r rl‘: a...

 

patterns ESpE ciall; lo’lr . :
Ever} one Of these ILTlCL‘i k '1.“an
llllluc L=ll She 12
machines. Attentil’. ‘ liS . ’ d’

minutest details Oll’nl
lace is perfect when ‘*
factory.

The Cotton Braids
tistic things any \K'Olllall "\
to use. They come in low
and ms. ly of the @1023 23':
cate, and ill: designs so
they can be useinic-l

 

 

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mixwral tall. the loss of which stands
in the way of recovery and it hails
lesions in lungs and other parts 01'
the body.

Thoss‘ are indisputable farts
pronto by science and main-med by
carefully collected statistics.

Use BIO CALCIUM FOOD SUP-.
911-2112th with all confidence for
insuring and regaining health. Easily
understandable scientific literature

Sou-1h Nom-alk‘by H. A. Head. 8 North
Main street—«Adv.

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present mom-mt disapm
inner organs
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. la relics. l .r 1,12 '
present style of topless corset re- stintial 111153341” ’ ‘ " .- ._
quires a brassiere. These may be of darker €010} . ‘ .x. 2‘ 2 *
couiil or of lovely cottofbrocade _ _ . “ ‘ "
thatale used tor, ,
with or without elastic inserts. Many Children’s my. 2, .. y, -. 7 2
, of them are of exquisite Pussy Vl- il- Q mm g E mil "“3 ‘ V 4‘ . ‘ ‘- ::l_
v \i lb u
; low Taffeta and striped or brocadcd ‘ 3 p -- 1
5‘le EX en tabl C bc ‘iT Tl: l
*1 C. l
- and COi’Cl‘S l
I . , Q -
Vie especially invite an in pm: On sale at the Lace and T'lmming
.ion of the Brassiercs. They keep the S cm:
figure youthful. Thég, add toil poise ‘ “ ’ .
l and grace. The brassierc is rm im- A non-.lcrtul ”ll—"2} ? 4 ; i
‘ortzmt adluncl to an woman’s cos- . made u . 4111162125 3:: . ‘ 3; ~. ?::
u h ‘
lame. old rest room on the >3: -: ' ,
W I”)
A“{${fij§fi()ll ‘axgaco‘xy; ” til» into-stints hall {TO-”I1 pzrlornl d. l
FAiLl‘SG. and peritonitis is loan-xi. ‘ . 3
' Tho inf-lute was atluchcd 3:: illn- 1?: ' - ‘ use
\lnx'n-jvnwjn lune lit—The lgno Herrera Salumr. :3 )4 1r ‘ ’ ~. ~
,cmi l. lion of .lircl: M’h up .:ium l-‘sxm- Spaniard. who recently uriuli
:isln Arne-ciao who “93 shot while front liuenos Aires. At‘icr :‘arim: .Lxe, 4‘ if or
‘C‘ivlzrutinz mass in the cathedral Show. SHOW-tr pursued his \x‘lzm ll; "1:"; L
3111‘!) ,w. sterling. was Wportt-ll as be- the sacrisu where the 25535. . S‘VEELg 3; 116
coming worse early lminy. Surgeons cxcz‘pouertd [3) members of ”1': cal.-
upon extracting the bullet found :hat Eugen-0n. .t
q—yfi ‘ PREMIER LEXIS}: Bii'l’i'l ill. '
DOES cegggMFT-A’Q?EY‘?UN ’N MUSCt)\\’_. Juno lfl.—(.~\sso(‘4az:~‘ ~ ‘-
’ Prowl—Premier Lenino's . c._‘..:lz...:= Y
. _ ii gi‘mn in a bulb-tin sifimd by lTl‘
115:: 3:0” guilbégfjgihenligi§ guaggié? Genny Doctor, Felix b Klwlnwr ;'.
MEN‘T. It protects against disease $132336 ihglffins undl‘r Ilatr- of - .
germs gating 3 toothold._as only "T1107 evmploms’ $1)th a.“
Gallium 1‘5 able to, It replenishes ”’2 stomach 5.11:1 ‘riowd tract “Tic; «2.

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