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organization
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tho home
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d .‘lt'\*liQ(‘ Given by
Britixlt ,"i a" y Cap-
til!“ ‘1. '11:}! Officer
fourth :<£milar Cry
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- time- would
~l he no Do-
‘lw: dominion
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wcial sr‘rvlr‘c
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-‘:»-r~ has said
that form at
l “wrl'lrr how
i ‘l‘fl.’ hoforp.
5.; going to
" “Hi my husl.
. i 311'» singing
; . 11- mmning of
M r .\ln_inr Gen-
-' wrimg Halifax
Slillllilr cry.
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:' .. lit-in Railroad.
- hnzne intro of
1 31.x 1,. \Vildr‘r.
‘ l'ttlt‘n. N. Y”
August Clean-
up ‘1’ Summer
5 lresses
$9 ‘3‘ :- $3.98
9
hag-”:3 -
Ti'cs to $6.00.
Wt”itirri‘tll Values in
"‘mt’t Dresses
1 $15
if
LA
hilt-clung“ Clearance
«11 fiver Blouses
$1.59
.1 housing August
N111: of Children’s
Dresses
$1.513 -:- $1.98
51295 6 to 14. ' l
Hat: _' Formerly Sold at
'31.th and $5.00
.\ cw LOW Prices
$1.98 -:- $2.98
f. \ITG’UST 14,
; iii?“ 11: T'PLAYGROUNDS
K m...—...- _
CHILDREN TO
HAVE E”) DAY
F 0 1k Dances, Ga
And Short Drills g5?
urday Before Labor
Day
The executive comml t
Norwalk playground assoéititeiothglr:
a conference Tuesday night. with the
playground supervisor. Mr. Langet:
and his four assistants. Many in-
teresting descriptions of playground
activity were given by those m
charge and it was plain to be soon
that. they were intensely interested
in the splended response which they
113‘" Katnmi from the children at-
tending the ploygroundsfl The ex-
tremely hot weather or last week
caused a decided falling oi! among
the children. but on most days there
have been well over a. hundred boys
and girls at each ground each day.
An indoor hnsc ball league has
been formed and the Marvin school
playground is playing its first game
with the South Nornalk playground.
Tcthcr tennis. quolts and volley
ball will all have their inter-pluv
ground contests, both for boys and
girls.
Sowing hours and
hours have been Cnrricrl on each
day. It is hoped to start this week
with some folk dancing. Difliculty
was experienced in getting victro-
his to supply the necessary music.
but the two grafonolas purchased
for the 11520 or the playground open-
ed in 1915 will finally be available
and they will provide for two play-
grounds. ’i‘hcrt' is a great need for
a victrnla or ammonia at tho Mar-
vin school. The victrola in the
school apparently (-:in not be ob-
tainI-d for 1150 on the playground.
The playground meet on Field
Day will he held on the Suturdsy
before Labor liay- and will be well
worth seeing by all who enjoy chil-
dren‘s activities. Each playground
will offer a short program and there
will he tield events among the boys
and girls registered. Since this is
the first annual playground meet.
and the activities begun later then
was hoped, thorn will not be any
mass drills or competitions which
will involve tom: rehearsals. There
will he folk donccs. games and
drills.
it is most. interesting to see the
immediate improvement in the chil-
dren as a. rcsult of their work. When
they are registered. they
themselves to ho orderly on the
playgrounds. not to swear or to in-
dulge in any rough conduct. The
development of team loyalty and
of a higher standard of conduct
under direction has been one of the
great snitsfuctions in the summer
work. Another year ought to show
a decided iinr-rm'nmcnt also in tho
ahlltly of the children to accent-
plinth greater results.
Those in charge as wcll as the
boys and girls themselves keenly
enjoy having visitors to their surn-
nwr homo. The citizens of Norwalk
are cordially invited to go to th~‘
story telling
pledge .
woMANiqui
[11111 115111
Took Lydia. E. Pinkhun’s
Vegetable Compound-
Happy Results
Newcastle, Pa.—"I was :1] run-
down and everybod ht I won
.-
K I
as
I walked 1 feltss
if something was
falling. I was not
able to do any
work and had a
most of the
E. PinhShe o
s ' un's og-
etsble Compoggll, so I vo it s flll‘
trial. Some women . one bottle
should cure them, but! did not stop
at that. I took more and i: better
and am able eversmos to .o my own
housework. There was shots, when
I would complain of not feeling well,
that my husband would s , 'Go to the
doctor. ' But now he wil tell me ,to
go Lid“ 8. Pinkhnm
and it has always elped me. I in
o,
v.
sd tell me that had
'lslomgtrl‘ili‘ng bagel-abut theym tell
me tint now or o no other.
have been tslnngthe stumble Corn-
pound now for vo ears. _An¥ wo-
man who cares to or write, will
be glad to tell her how it helped
me. —Mrs. Mum. L181 Smart,
516 Nowell Ave" Newcastle, Po.
GREAT weight may
hang on 'small wirés.
And big savings on lit-
tle lines in the Sentin-
el’s Classified Section-
Read them' today! '
J acoby’s
12-11 No. Muinfit-
l. fa
EDDY
Discos.
plunounds snd to share with the
ihudron the
'28 Liquor Charges;
pleasures
wholesome
of. those
Ind pleasure
ACCUS
He Is Fined $1,000
-tho police court yesterday on Adolph
Linkenbsch who was charged with
28 counts at violation of liquor law.
A suspended 30 any
, was added.
After Mrs, Linkenback, wife of the N.
stairway. ‘ The sleuth was uninjured
but Adolph Junior was arrested and
held in 81,000 bonds on a charge or
breach 0 {the peace.
Y. Doctor Is Held
Jail sentence
ed had been fined :10. and
«the death at. his otfice 0! Miss Mon-
Hndlay T. Cannon. arrested
week charged with homicide
last
after
ica. Malonoy, 34. of Brookline, Mass. Luiathan left her aestcrday morn-
After an illegal operator. was held sing for Boston after discharging 1451‘.
for the gnund jury yostcrday. Magic- 1 passengers and about 3.000. sacks a '
irate House fixed bull at $10,000 inziil. She arrivcd here at ltl'o'clock
after criticising seevrely the action Tuesday night ll:lrty~six hours 1819.
LEYIATHAN on“ To nosuox . Saturday morning and must ' '
NEW YORK. August li.—Thc l the. sump day. it was said. ‘
l‘tiswcscil tonsils are "Ghoul? .
ul' cntr)‘ tnr (llSCaFt‘ :t‘rmi. but
constitute t
1toxin which is absorbed by {ha _‘,
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a continuous soul-co. -
liar 9. her son. ‘ ‘
30:37:12“ “1521;131:112“: O‘K‘he private In Increased Ball of another Court in pr-i-lilllting' llr. with I. damaged propeller. Repairs . 1M_ ‘ f the
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. August 14. itlctccthes who had testified in thcl . . —-——-- Csnnon‘s release on $3.500 boil Soon will- be made in dr,\’~dock :1 Fistful :0, "l‘ ‘ - 111m "t 0 '
—A fins at $1.000 wasjmposcd in ‘cnse and threw him down the court NE“ YORK, August 14.———Dr. after his arrest. . ' . in time for her rotor: to 1 my ml. 1mm..-
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Store Open Duly Until 5 O’clock—Ssturdsy Until 6 O clock
‘ ' ° F 'rf' Id A C S
nntrance on Main St., 31 1e ve., annpn t.
o A , — ,_. ~ — _ _‘
Introducing
Mosheen
lovely and new
$1.39
Fashion authorities agree
is a strong mohair tendency
and sport wear.
sports, motor and general day
is light, cool, sheds the dust easily,
gskes tailoring and pleating beautifully,
not spot,
,wrinkle or grow limp, and best of all
does not develop worn or shiny spots.
'(and holds them) does
-’ Mosheen is a fine soft, fle
Ixtremely wearable quality of, mohair
Ind comes in plain oi' striped weaves,
. many colors and new, shades.
. We have also some pretty models
hide up from the Butterick patterns
showing the advantages of this cloth for
‘both valued and children’s
lstiowin’g up}: at special price
fall hats for
immediate wear
it has everything in
it’s favor for street, business, travel,
I:
g,
/
, III/1:1,,”
. ~. 4
$3.45
0i black and col- 1
orecl Lyons velvet.
some combined with
Bengaline. Specially
priced for this intro-
uctory oiler, $3.45 ~Q _ ‘
' it is decidedly unusual to pre-;
sent such lovely hats—hats of
Lyons velvet—at so low a figure,
particularly at this time.
'.
There are dress hats, sports
hats. becoming large hats—hats
for the miss and madame.
ln sliape~in colon—in trim-
ming they are NEW, right from
the Vs'orlcrooms of a prominent
maker. -
Shapes arm—Helmets, pokes,
loqucs, tam_s, off-the-iacc, mush-
rooms, medium bnms, Directoue.
~Colors are—Black, almond,
oakwood, grey, Chinese blue,
stand, dark brown and combina-
tions“ ' \
_ They are unmistakable values
in which you should be interested
7": ‘I 4.5" if yaw-u;
men!
blues.
l.‘
have ice
“'1“ lie 1‘0
from
(oncoming 11...: a Kiwi-1:.
Dainty undergarments
special price 85c
Splendidly made unlicrgirmenis of fine fabrics. and
beautiful soft colmings. Regular and extra sizes.
Gowns—Crepe in Ilb‘tll‘lCd colors, plain or figured.
Some with Jennie necks. l’hiu colored miles with shop
tops and fine luthlc.
Bloomers and step-ins—zissortcd colors in crepe, .in
plain and figures—assorted colored miles, hand embroid-
ered and fancy figured halide—Plain 11111le lace timi~
med and striped 5.11m lace trimmed.
Slips—sateen or muslin with double 11cm and hem-
stitched tops. .
Vests and step-ins 981°. of striped szllcen in 355021-
cd Colors, trimmed with narrow tilet lace.
Petticoats—sateen with hip hem of self material in
while only.
Splendid assortment of some very fine values
right now at $3.45
Second floor, front.
that there .
for street
wear. it
‘4
xible and
garments.
3139 rd—
" ‘ . u';
Introducing women’s
new fall dresses of
splendid silks $14.75
There are quite a number of the models in black satin
with touches of color or combined with white.
of the most popular style notes of thelfali fashions.
Oak" and upland sand shades in satin, Russian Crepe
and crepe dc chines—combined with lace or bandings or
severely plain with simple embroidered motiti’.
’ .
Dark brown satins of rare richness and beauty and
troductory odor of the season at $14275
'» Sizes from misscs’ ‘16 to women’s‘size '44. ‘
' for only 85c.
Second floor, rear. \
l Toilet needs—special
Thursday to Saturday
A three day chance to replenish or to
stock up on the things you want to tote
along on vacation trip.
Iprmn tooth paste, 34c,
3 for 51- Pebeco tooth
paste, 32c. .
Squihbs tooth paste. 34c
3 for $1. Listcrlnc tooth
paste, 19c
. Pepsodont tooth paste.
42:. Dr. Lyon's tooth pane
or powder, 17:.
Kolynos tooth paste. 19c.
Forhan's tooth paste small
21:. large 39c.
‘ . . . Hind's honey and sl-
rl lllS 15 0nd gland cream 33c. Frostilla
’ 1c
Pond's cold or vanishing
cream. jar file, large jar
42c
Pompeian night or day
or massage cream. Jars
42c; Creme Elcays 42c
Coty‘s L’Orlgon face
powder 69:. La Blache
taco powder 39:
Pompelan {are powder
or rouge 42c. Trojuir vau-
. . - . . Ry . t ' le. face pow-
navy blue satms of tailored type or combined With lighter ‘ 31¢: ”’gefoardzrncponlpfickf
blue gcorgette or crepe dc chine in real Pansienne fashwn. «imam powder. ma"
r» - a . . - - 19:, large 35c.. Comfort
-' Dresses of distinctive beauty and charm brought to powder, small 19.. large
y0u at this time at a lower than usual price—just as an in- " Johnson & 3......“
baby powder. 15:. Mepen’s
talcum powder. berated or
,violet. 18c.
Cuticura soap. 17:, 3 for
80¢. Lace enstiio snap. 15c
Pours " unscented map,
, fir/cc.b P ker's to soap,
17:. 3 for 50¢
Second door. center.
I _ i".
.
Kuppenlieimer
good clotlies
at, lowered price
$32. '
97' Just got to make room for new fall suits e
And that in spite of 1‘11: fact that . -
these suits we offer will make ideal Suits for ' ‘
1.111 “rear—BUT—lhcy are 0.1.1:: and ends——
broken sizes—all sizes in the if”. though——
and every one a mighty good suit. ,
‘x‘crv suit is finch tailored—Suits that
Il marked $41). $45 and $50.
marked 1111.1 ready for l 011 to illfi'T’SE
"~-‘ . :1t$32. *
3111111 flaw,
min floor, cent-er,
Fine wool and worslet Suits, most of
them Kuppcnhcimcfs, :1 few liovvlzmd suits
——sot‘l greys, mixtures, broxi'm, inns and
:— ~ n '\
All "
1-dr.
fr
’\
\\'m.dl my: timid“ snap.
17c, 3 frr 5.0:. li'rn‘ml snap
17c. 3 for SC:
Palm Olive soap. 8 for ,
40c. Mauriticd coconnut '.
0.1. 34:;
Parley".- li‘iuid tar snap.
45c. ltrrd' I‘ll‘i‘. small 3C9
mvdium 40c, large 64¢.
(loldcn Clint shampori.
19c. Amami shampoo. 121’}.
Palm Olive shampoo 36c. ’51:“
“'udmm shampoo. ‘33.’ Tia-r
hmr tonic '
licnna Foam shumpoog -
45c. Hair Groom. ”I.
Stucnmb. 65c ‘
Lysol, small 19:, medium
39c. Listcrine 3 oz. 1
n-
I oz. 39c, 14 0:. 69°
Do Miracle, small 50g
large 79c. Neet, 453. Delu-
ione 79c.
()damna crcam 25c. Nun
Fpi, 39c. Odom-is smut ,
“25¢, medium 45°
Mum. small 17c, fur" '
42c. Lcsco small 21c, lsrxo
42c - ,. . ,
Bath sprays, imall .1
for shampooing the it:
9:. regular size for in
bath. 89:: f .
Fountain syringes. 50"?-
Hot wter bottles. 5.: . .‘
Fountain syringes or-
water hotthI 0: rod
bcr. 89: 7
Fountain syringes or
water bottle. or
rubber. 31.35
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