.~ 0N Milli ill MATHEWS PRIMER"
l‘? m, '27: 3% ‘3. a .4 :-
Below is min In! lilo? fifth of the ballots for a straw vote tor the tenu-
“I or tile citmrs or Norwzilk regarding the proposal to purchase the
hows prtpl'll) till V'Iesthwnue (oi ii, site whereon the various civic offices
or c cIIv Imc II «.III the administratiu‘ department. the police and are depart.
cuts. and tin court» will him II. homi.
Ill t'l‘ho plan was III-st hmachvd hy the Kiwanis club. which when it: com
mitiee n portmi udoplid tha recommendations that ballots be printed asking
for I \ote ol’ ll“; 5.. mum nt of the people.
FIII out II.» I .Iliot prinli .1 wow. sign your name and address plainly. and
lend to Hi. HIrIm V'ult Editor" ' In care or The Exening sentinel.
A votv will H I kw n for In: entire suck so that exeryone may fill out the
bullet [Irinlni litlhw
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KIN'ANIS ('Ll‘ll BALLOT
I... you fIxIII the rim-churn of the Mathews property on West ave-
'lmv lur Norwulli'r luturo civic center?
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Editorial Restraint.
Colorado Exchange—Our esteemed
contemporary says that in reading
"Sheridan's Ride" at‘ the Methodist
church festival last week we looked
and acted like a Jackass. We could
Sretort in a way that would embitter
SEflRNS BEARS
New York Sleuths Fallow learned to pass such things by. Sut-
Connecticut Vlen to Fash- line it to say mm he III on Mental
ionable A p a l‘ l, m e ll t, lliar and a crawling scoundrel.—-Boston
, ranscript.
Where Thcv Seize Much}
Liquor, but Receive Little;
Thanks for Thor Trouble MAVE BABY S .
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]unior Chautauqua Tickets
ONE DOLLAR
- Mdmit to Everything
JULY 6th to 12th
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. tar! servtog on oil manna of butternut.
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«Darincthe postman! a. halt
:tate trunnion recorded It the office at
Town Clerk Herbert a, Nth. some
at the tron-notions damn
tow thousands or doliars, other; call-
his m- the thinner
amount- or moi-mites. The trans~
actions as they were reams for rec-
ord follow; all deeds. unless othérwise
imitated ,being warrantee deeds:
Eenry P. Price to Salts. M. Hoyt.
lot, Newtown Terrace. '
Robert Joselovsky to Juliu-
Temko. lot, Sound View” Terrace.
Albert Weilnitx to 3. Wallace Hac-
Laren .three lots. Marvin Beach.
Madulcne F. Webb to Edward J.
Hines and wife, lot. and hutigings.
Fairlield Park. .
I Elizabeth Gazer to May, Chimonles.
lot and buildings. Rowayton.
Bertha J. Ells, ei _Bll. to Daniel
James. two lots, Jones street. .
Harry B. Merritt'to Thomas S. Don-
aldson. lot,’,oFurth street.
Bertha J. Ellis. et als. to James ‘R.
Crozler. et nis, lot. James street.
Mary J. McMahon to Barney Poilfiy,
lot, State street.
Irene M. Keogh to Hill?! J. Praeto.
two lots. Bound View Terrace.
Joseph Bray- to ,nggloswortli
Young, two lots, Norwulk Park.
Edith 1'2. Perry to “any Ii. Hotter-
uu. lot. East aye-Hue.
Estate William A. \Vhoeior to J.
Wallace Marvin. lot and buildings, 21
liuvlhmd street. oz-rcnior‘s deed.
Harry Fuiivi' to Michael V6113, lot
nndvliuildlngs, South Osborne avumzv.
l‘hiltltt‘ 'l‘lmnms 1. llnymoml to
James J. Desmond. two acres and
buildings, iluytivw UV'I‘DUL'. executors
deed.
Mary I3. Austin to Jaw-pit A. Guth-
rie .two acres, Sin-ermine avenue.
Jusvph A. Guthriv in Luna Henri.
two across. Rilvrrmine avenue.
Rim-rt W. McClm‘sc and with to Mll-
drod ()stex'hotit. lot and buildings.
Highland lth‘llllI'.
Ji'nlllt‘ 'l'oothill to Annie Campbell.
lot and buildings. Smith Main sll'ort'l.
Estates of \V'illlmn 'l‘. and Thomas
1. Raymond. to llvnmlitto 'l‘uvcinrono.
two lots. 'i‘urnpikv and Taylor :Ivrmrv.
executor's dood.
Isaac “Miami to
dicnt, lot. Norwalk
lots, .‘ll‘irose Squnrv.
Norwulk Investmoni company
Michael llll'lom .Ind wii‘v. lot.
avenuo.
172. Howard leory. «it til. to Frank
T.. 'l‘hoiill, PI :Il. ll)l. I‘oimoyor street.
Emily ll. Hoyt to Hurry R. 1143an
alilson. lot. Fourth strut.
Henry J. MillI-r to Frank Monica.
lot. Marvin Ilmwh.
Mulex Realty Corp. to ”ruin:
Smith. land and buildings.
and Il’it‘kory Illut‘l.
lirnry \V. (:l‘t-L’IH'V tn l‘ivtru llasilo,
lull-l and buildings. “’limlpuuk.
M.
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Park: and
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to
Oxford
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Pilot Isl-
. \V'illium l-Z. (‘hIIIIIlwI'lIIin and wit"!
...... A. ..... A .Mm . to James P. Murphy and wll'v. lot and
[: Ill " " ‘ buildings. llt'lill‘il nu-nuv. .
g/Kjfllhl Imm Hilmv .\l. (‘huao t0 Juniors P. (illi’i'fl’l;
w uiui WIIIJ. lot. lihmionoilu l’IIrk.
(DO Arthur I. (‘I'uiztlall to Hamlin-l J.‘
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“ \Villium :4. lI.Isk.Im to Rummvl S.
l‘.‘kl£;ilil int and lIIIilIilIIIh' \flsl div-"t.
Alumni Hruww :In-l “llv tn (Eli-1L4 M.
lbkflufl. In? ‘ilIl hulhimgs, Smith Muizz
szrrri
i-Ixu l-‘. lx‘I-IIIIIIli to Howard .‘i. VVyu
ll“. in! and iIIIilIllIlkzrl. lilniwmui ;I\‘t‘-
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A. A. and it. i". liligmuml to John
tlumlwm. lut IIIIIl l-llll-lllutrl. (“lift slrwvl,
Sitlll'ltl J Human In itngmw Mon»
nirfi. int illl'l Iiiiilnlingfl. Ella strum.
'l‘hvr‘vsu \Vurlng in Irving: ll. \Vil~
mm. int and lutil‘iinus. Rust :u'wnm“.
(‘lnrai ”art In (‘m‘I-‘iu .‘.lc(iIIiI‘w::s. rt
uls lut fireman-v,Houlvvnnl. ‘
r‘ztmii ~i .l. l\'t‘t‘lt‘l‘ In listlzvr G. Kori-
or. lot IIIM buildings. Morgan nu‘uuc. .
F:]t~eh~ll\ & annluvakx in Hit-Filo:
.Viimniim “nil wil‘o. lot nmi buildings.
Est Itn hwenh Iiluali Ims to .‘iJli mm!
Ahmhams. lot Inul llillihllllfl‘i i I‘m
“mm :nn -ImI it lmlnls'rfltm I: dud
J't -.~,-.I Smith to Innest l-‘Z. Knapp and
“in lvl lli'lll BIII “I
Smith to \Vllllum A. le‘l‘limu
inl Filth sirvvi.
so". in Ii \I’ii’u.
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.‘Eo memoi- what the been is where
flowers are needed in deli: tori! the
Morrison Greenhouses. (Josenh F.
Mockel. Prom.
I'umésh very artistic effects. The
quality ot‘ the stock used is always or ,
the best. Plan for. a better display
,oi’ parennhils next season and plan:
now. Full lino of choice perennial
stock now on hand (theyvare in pots).
An auto delivery teatime here is a
thing that is \en satlsmctorv in eveiy
way Morrison Greenhouses, 68 Van
zaudt~ St Phoae1i00=~Adm
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tweets there have boon than? rent a. .
quite a V
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taste
’Wlfit‘e Pumps and Oxfords
are in Kid, Linen andyBuckskin
'Ask to see the “Flippant” an I. Miller Pump
made of linen and fastening with one strap. $9.50
A Sandal called the “Biron” is of softest kid and
has a perforated vamp. Yer] comfomble and cool
on the feet. $10.00
The "Pacer" is a buckskin pump that fastens
with one strap and a buckle. ‘ $12,200.
Linen Oxfords that have C-..l{PI‘ medium or round
pie models depen
The crepe is offin
laundering frequently
no ironing.
anal]
toes 01'": ‘ .13
_ embroidered on the pockets, along the collar . I~ Int.
819001! 0! WM“ footwear is now ”mix-“3' ~ <ide the neck band make these dresses C‘Xll‘l‘lla‘ m.
. . zrzzctive and Imvol.
” ‘“ ‘ Price $4.50
The CW
Beautiful silky quality, checks in blarlg. 7 w «m,
. . groom, blue and lavender With White, st‘IlliI’l'wa .
mixed (filet'k. Neck. sleeves and pockets \\ IIE. xvi/1
, ruffles or banded trimming apphed 111 among“ gem
a ”thud the most fastidious.
kméirlfles.
style.
filoeve‘s.
Sports Blouses
Checked and Striped Nainsook with :3 “m «I V or; .Irm- (ical dresses and servioealili fur max!
s ‘ I . ‘ ".S,1_\ ILv.f '2-
broidered collars. Others With collar, v.11 ... ~--- If v‘~ “Lou‘- _ ..
" ' ‘ . ‘E A s a ’5
strappmgs of (Shocked gmgham. $3.512 .Ind $4.50
9,
Seco Silk Blouses, very comfortable, in pairs.
Dwes for ‘ Summé‘f
‘ ' Dresses of Box Gregg, startlingly plain and Sim.
ding upon their
touch of hand embroidery for distinctiveness.
ah'ty. It will not require
when it does it will
Such combinations as orange with gray (’2.
with black, coral with gray, blue with gm} a:
darker shade of blue, Chinese red with may
. orchid with black. There are narrow giltlli \
tie and fall below the skirt. Clusters of (Hill IfI-av-
ions. These one. so dainty and so neat that II.»
$15.00
Pongaes
.' , . Plain straight hwgzgv _l
‘ Panels anti bands a‘fp‘iili‘idwir in (l sifri
Rows of hemstitchmg and fagotinf; ill-‘2“; ‘
lorrg lines and follow the outlines of Silillllilt r:
021 some there is heavy II'Iss-<tit-
contrasting shade (lune with how; sill; (lll .III'II"
--1tr;w111 be in good
coloring and 2:51.511;
ineeII.
:Zarfv‘,
hi 3
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(.le
models “if: ::.2 ?'
United States flags
ofWool Bunting
shade with colored silk embroidery.
’ $2.95
Second. floor.
FlflliililESlfi‘il‘lll Ii
are in a pasition to .1
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, In six sizes:
3 x 3 ft. “ $ 3.39
4 x 6 ft. $ 5.99
5 ,x 8 ft. 5 mo
6; 91ft. s 821%.
‘ Six 12 $1231
. “$5936 .
Third “Mot.
Lace Mitt?
Sheer ,
that look lowly
lav-v
arm and
and delicate
they will be
accessory;
it $1.50 a ‘
{1 TH
JULY RECORDS 0N SALE TOMORROW
. Wonderful new line of Children s Bathing Suits.
Come In and wee them.
\
Bottling Suits for gm
Also Bathing Accessories.
Complete Line of. Fireworks. , ;
1 Nuttergord’s Cunfly—‘flFres‘lIeRr-y'dayy
. 1 .Aflmcsmslies ‘ ..
KODAKS FILMS ,
The Ryu Storage Battery Co selh
has 1'.
this establishment ‘ an
emum- .
in the mamas“ anthem tor.
the monitor who
the Minimum: mam-mime
" mm mtmmlxoui” '
mantra-Io
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