"biennial. .
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. . Bonn Noawann. Cowl.
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flattening Sentinel has a circula-
a... is the town of Nerwslk and its
saharks larger. considerably. than the
3 combined circulation of the other two
. lstal dailies. (ingress room is al-
. stays open to advertisers. ' ...
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law ‘1an Harald Weather Forecast.
May partly cloudy. lass sultry weather
will prevail. with light and fresh variable
. I
rain on the coasts. and lower. followed by ris»
in: temperature and clearing in the afternoon.
01: Sunday. warmer. but not sultry. fair
weather and light westerly winds will prevail.
and on Monday. fair warmer weather.
thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for tho
twenty-fonrbours ending at noon today was
16° above zero; hinheet. 799 above zero.
Hill-turn Almanac for Tumors".
fin Rise-l Bun “eta I High Tide Low Tide
at 4:10 at 7:29 at “:28 at 5:02
EDITORIAL SYMPOSIUM.
Some Sanitary Subjects.
The subject of street sprinkling is a
matter which should receive the atten-
tion of theoiilcials of the cities and town
of Norwelk. At this time the need of
sprinklingevery street in town is ap-
parent. Not only for the sake of
cleanliness and convenience should the
attests beeprinkled. but also on account
ofpublic health. The dust which floats
so freely seat present is conducive to
disease. producing bronchial troubles
aodpneumonia. if no other method
couldhefonndtodefrayfithe expense of
sprinkling. a tax might be laid for n
thispnrpose. Then :the tramway com-
panies would be required to~ pay their
portion of theiexpenae. It is suggested
thatno additional rights should;be grant-
...” ati latingtbst the compsniesishallgwater
@533 y’all traversed in a manner satisfact-
edtha electric companies without first
nary to its officials. Whatever complaint
haebeen made by East avenue people
about the dust nuisance on account of
the trolley would then be obviated.
R. G. M.
‘ The city of Norwalk has a Board of
Health of which anyljcity might feel
proud. The alertness its members have
' shown in looking afrer:coutagious cases,
the promptness of action in the abate-
ment of nuisances. and theiriever watch-
ful vigilance cannot but commend pub-
lic appreciation and commendation. ’lhe
action to be taken by the board in regard
to the improvement of the sanitary con-
dition of the Norwallr river above Well
attest. and the removal of the sewer out-
let at the Wall street bridge, which at
times emits a very oflensivezodorLis also
to be commended. With the co-opere-
tion of the general public Norwslk in the
future can at least be made free from any
epidemic of local unsanitary origin.
D. W. W.
The Board of Health might prudently
go further and issue. as is done In some
other cities. I set of general health hints.
bearing particularly upon the care of
children during the heated term. a period
that is very critical,and. as our death
records show. too often fatal to little
ones under ilve years of ago. Many
mothers. wise in other ways. are not
conversant with what should constitute
the diet and the drink of tbeirlchildren
In dog day weather. or how;tbey should
be dressed and cared for during those
trying weeks. As a consequence things
that srenot good for the well being of ...
a babies are given them to eat and drink,
I‘ causing stomachl troubles of a dire he
tore. Often. hey are burdened
with more cistblng than is good for
them. or wear too little. It may be con-
trary to medical ethics for the doctors
to make public without pay their knowl-
edge of how, in a general way. these
things might be regulated. but it would
certainly be a great service to humanity.
. W. A. 'l‘.
'l‘he martial spiritis in the air. Great
3 England. or rather Great mum, com-
pelled little Nicaragua to pay her some.
thing like 076,000 for disoourteey. etc,
. to her consul. New Holland wants an
apology. damages and all that sort of
, 3 thing from Morocco because a few Blfa
' ‘ in: radians boarded u. becalmed vessel.
“ . looted her and killed a ctmplo of men
this surplus martini energy isn’t ex-
pended in behalf of the poor Armenians
whom‘tho mispeakuble Turks massacre
in the unpardonnble crime of being
Pod looting Christians?
W
yr! {‘aasssanrnsmuuwmcm-
winds. mostly easterly. and preceded by local I‘
accidentally. Why is it that somoof M
Medicine .. ..
“l-have takeuA er’s Pills for
mangoyears. and ways derived
the st results from their use.
For stomach and liver troubles.
and for the cpre o -
, f hendachu/
man's
T cactus Pills
cannot be equaled. When my
friends ask me what is the best
remedy for disorders of the atom-
ach. liver. or bowel my invarla.
his answer is A yer's lls."—Mrs.
MAY JomtsoN. New York City.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair
SUNDAY SERVICES.
,.
Jar
[Meier- and Their Thomas In Norwalk
Churches. To—morrow.
. 86m Souwanx Continues-noun West
avenue and West streets. itev. Gerald “hoard
Pb. Du pastor. Services 10.31) a. m. and 7:33
. m.: Sunday schml.12m. You People’s
Society of Christian Endeavor meet u at so)
. m.: subject. "The World for cm at; our
orlds for Christ." Leader Mlne May 0.
Smith. Moraine ruhi-ci. "A braver for ti.
Church " Evening subject. “Words."
Boom Normans Mnraonrs-r. West nvenuev
near Garner. Rev. A. s. Kevanagh.pastorv
Divine service. mills. m.. 7:!) p. m.: launder
school. ‘12 noontli worth [league meetin .6:30
. m. Subject. " e Ways of the Wicks and
heir End." Loader. Rev. A. 8. havaoagh.
Sou-m Nouwsnaflar’rts-r.West avenue near
Pine street. Rev. B 0. Hherwood. Pastor.
Servicee.il):1i)a.m. and 7:?!) p. in; Sunday
school. in m.: Young People's Society of
.Cbristleu Endeavor prayer meetin . 6:3) . m.
The pastor will preac at both eerv nee. ven-
ing subject. “Battered Blrthrtghts."
”‘umrrr Episcorar. West street and Fair.
lie d avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. 0. hi.
Seleckincherge. 10:30 a. In" divine service
with administration of Holy Communion;
Hunday school. 12 n. The present incumbent
holds himself in readiness for the perform-
ance of any parochial duty.
Nonwanx Mnnonm. West and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A. it. Wyatkpastor. Service.
10:31). Evening service. 7' p. m. Sendai
school. 12 m.:Epworth s meeti . l)-
p. m. Morning. Rev. 1.3. later. of way-
ton. will occupy pulpit in exchange with pae-
ror. Evening sub eot. " are we set our
Bible. The story the Manuscripts."
Nouwanx Cosonnoarrosst. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T. K. Noble. l). 1).. -
tor. Services at loan. in. and 7:1!) p. ms nu-
day school. 121:!) p. m.; Y. P. 8. C. E. s:
p. m. Moral subject. “The Righteousness
of God." Even ng subject. "'1 he Hard Tonnes
of Life- What are They for and how are They
to be met."
Glues EPlilCOPAL. Belden avenue and Cross
street. Norwalk. Rev. 8. H. Watkins. rector
Second Sunday after Trinity. 8 a Ill». Boy
CommunismimBOa m..llcrulmr Prayer sun
sermon: l2 on. Sunday school; 7m p. m . Even-
ing Prayer and address. The rector will of.
slate. itev. H. l. Bodley will preach.
Nouwamr Banter. East avenue. opposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Robbins. pasmr. aler-
vices. mills. m. and 7:!) . m.: Sunday school.
12 m.: early prayer meet ng. 10qu a. m.: young
Poo le‘s meetlng at 0:1!) p. m. Morning—-
Chi dren‘s Dav exercises.” Evening subject.
"Bethany Homes."
81‘. Men's. R. C. corner of West avenue
and Chapel street. laorwalk. Rev. W. J. Sloc-
um. pastor. Low Mass. 7 a. m.: Children's
Mammals. m.: High Mass. WNam ; Vespers.
3:11) p. m.
Hr. Pam’s EflscorankChur-ck street. oppo-
site the Green Norwal . Rev. 3. B. Pond.
rector. Holy mmmunlonflzw a. m..aud on
first Sunday in the month. Second celebration
(choral) with sermon. 10.1!) a. m.: on other Sun-
da s. Mornln Prayer. idtany and sermon.
10;.) a. m.: .nnday school. 1:! m. in the
(human or 01m Hour Havrot'n. choral
even-song wltnont eermon.7:t5p. in.
EAsr Avrrma Mnnoorsr. near VnnZendt
avenue. East Norwallr. Rev. A. J. Smith. ms.
tor. Preaching lost) a. m. and 7:3!) p. m.: . un—
dny school. 12 111.; young [leoplo‘s rut-cling lid!)
p. m.
81‘. Arlmrrw‘s Mission. at James lift-Allis.
ter's resident-c. \Vlnui Iauk. Sunday school.
3.1)" p. m.: Charles Ch ilern. superintendent:
Arthur ll. ('hlttem. assistant; Miss Evelyn Mo-
Allister. organist .
Bruno Riven (maven. Superintendent:
Edgar Buttery; assistant. eupprlntendent;
Theodore lingers; organist. Miss lilll Hod ea.
assistant organist. Mrs. Julius Cable. Hun ay
school. 3 S. 111.: Young People's Society of
..‘hristisu‘ .ntleuvor meeting. (is!) p. in; Prayer
meeting. Sunday evening at 7:1 .
Canvauv BAPTIST Humanuulntard Bulld-
lng. corner Wall anal Knight streets. Norwallt.
Rev. Johnson W. Hill. pastor. Morning ser-
vlcs.llhii) a. m.: evening service. 7:30 p. m.:
Bundav school. Ilz‘lJ p. m : Y. i’. s. u. lit. 6le) .
to. Literary. Tuesday. it p. m. baniss’ ARI
society. stlnesduy.iip. 1n. Pra er rneetln ,
Thursdav. A p. In All are cord ally invll
The Sunday school session will be held at the
South Nurwalk Baptist church.
No. 2 Lsxlxurus Avnsl'r- illhle class and
Sunday school. rinnday n’mrnoon at 3 o'clock.
Wednesday evening. prayer and confo.ence
meeting. 7:10 o'clock.
Apvnn'r (riturs'rrarv. VanZnudt avenue. East
Norwalk. Preachln . lost) it. ill. and 7:30 p.
m.:rluudnyaciiml ‘ m. Younfiwi’eo‘ple'a meet-
ing 62:!) p. in. George 1.. cup . pastor.
Comrmrmrrouar. Mission. Hpringwood
Union (Bhawl. Ely avenue. W. Hosea. pastor.
Hungarian services. Honda . at 10le) a. mend
it p. m.: Thursday at 7:3!) do ask.
Hr. Penn‘s Mission. VanZnndt and ()sllorn
avenues. East Norwalk. sunday school 311) p.
m. A col'dlul welcome to all.
Hrnrnowoon Union (Joann. Ely avenue.
South Norwallt. Huntley school. 3:1!) p. 111..
evening service. 7:11) p. in.
East Nouwaut Swnorsn Cosonsoarlozu n.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Lindogron. )Iut'
tor. Services at lllzmn. in. and 7::l)p.m.: nu-
dag school. 3:1!) p. m.; young people s meeting
at. p. m.
Antwan Marnonrs'r Enamels. Knight
rest Norwalk. Rev. 1. rlaruls pastor.
Preaching. 11):?!) a. m.: Sunday school at ms p.
m.‘ prayer meeting at mill p. m.: preaching at
7:413 p. Ill. ll rclal music wl i be rendered by
the choir. , is free.
Dnrrrscnn Evasoaritscna Br. Perm-
Klltctll, North Main street. South Norwailr.
Pastor. 0. A its. iiottesdlenate: Bonnie"
mills. uncut 1 p. m riountagsschuln 1200.
Mlttwocbs Abundpredlgl. 7 l!) p. m. Dante
scherUnterrlcht for tile Gemelnde: illenstags.
Mlttwochs. nonporous” t to 6 p. m.. Samstags
9 to ill a. m.
lacunae Evanoamoar. Hrnvrcna. Held
every sluodsy afternoon at 2 o'clock.ln Swedish
Cougre atlonai church. East Normk. All
are on talk invited. Suede school at 10:11)
o'clock. in nudsen's Hamill heatnut street.
0. A. Brockmeler pastor.
Curtis-run Youwo Man's Leanna. Knud‘
eeu‘s Hail. Chestnut street. South Norwalk.
Gospel mestlnglsuuday afternoon. 8:“ to still.
Yonao law (lanterns Accumulate-
hockwmd's Hall. Wall street. Norwalk. Bible
class at 3 p. m.: along service at t p. m.
In!!! 0' DWI!
Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
omces for the week ending June ill. lull. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
80 NORWALK—Miss M r A. -
Err orman Baker Miss Illa fisherman“.
.tioomniuninn Oott. warm. 0. ho
ll Dennis Sullivan. Miss Cara Bars ton.
..r- coca: iris-a"... m. c:
v s I I'. I
it. Burrows. . andanid't‘. it'st.
Notices of local mm of all
kinds to which on ndntission is elia
«Immut- W
"74:“de «vagaries-.10
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It. .
Louis, 157
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The school house was filled to its new
city. yesterday afternoon. on “the occas-
ion ofthe closing entertainment given by
the scholars. Great credit is due the
teachers for the thorough manner in
which the dlflersut parts were rendered.
Following was the programme:
Singing—“Bummer 'l'lms"....... ...“..Scboot
Recitation~“Vanation".... ..... Arthur Ball
Recitation-"The Lessons". ....ldltb Burbank
Dialogue—“Ming Sunshine”. .. ........ . . .
.............. ..............Classof Children
Bloating—"lat Us Arise"... ..............Schooi
Recitation~“A Little House Maid". .. . ....
. ............hfayAlexandsr
Recitation-“Boys Wanted"..Charlle Smelling
BIuglng- “The Hill by the lllveriet".. ..... .
.... .......a.........I....--.OM°! ohmm
Recitation~"0an You Tell how la'u'y
Stars" ................ . ..... Louis Smelling
Singing—"lilo” Beautiful Daya".... .. .Scbool
Recitatiou~"0ne by One". ................
........................ Daygrayai on Toombs
Becitation~"8priog is Growing Up" ...... .
.............................. Willie Peterson
Singing—“We're Sailing" ........ Class of Boys
Recitotiou "Benny's idea of it" ...........
............................ Howard Peterson
limitation—AA Short Poem" ....... Mary Orrin
Recitation~"Lszy Dalsy".. ........ lda Dugdalu
Singing—"Marching Thro' Georgia"...
.................................. .Thrss Boys
Recitation. ............iiertha Schllchtlng
Recitation ...................... . . . lvy Burchard
flinging—“Merry Little Brooklet" ..........
. ..Harthe Miller. Herbert )iiller
Concert Recitation—“Ten Fingers" ........
............................ Class of Children
Becitatiouw'mitty Knew".. . . . . .Theresa Hoyt
Singing r—“Thls Life is what we Make lt"..
.. ........Echool
Recitation-"Mother's Four Quilts“ ........
...”... ..........Grace Wilimctt
Binglnn~"l‘he Cobbler" ...... Class of Children
Recitation~"Baby's Arithmetic“.. . .. . ._. . ..
. ............ltnth Ballard
Singing ............................. ldlth Jones
Recitation .................... Walter Alexander
itecltation~"Nnmber 0ns".....ldith allllman
.....ss...-..
“ 8iugIng-‘Hsart Flowers"..... . . . . .. ....School
Recitation ........................... Ethel Clock
Singing»"tiailor Bey" ......................
............... ..lrma Smith. mine Blauson
Recitation—“ho and Two are Always
Four" ...... . .. ................ Jennie Fowler
Singing-”Three House Keepers"... . ..
....Classof Girls.
Recitation—"Politeness" ....... .Ar-thur Toilee
8inging—"(lalumbla. my Country" ...... School
RecitationuflWhat She Said" ..............
............................ Jennie Fairbanks
Recitation—“A Big Bite" ......... ids Peterson
Singing~"We Love to lake Sweet Music.
................................... . . . . ”School
Callsthenics ............................ Room lll
Singing—"11m River's Laughing Song". . ..
...................................... Room 11
A ddress, ...................... llev. B. J. Austin
flingingw—"America" ..................... School
After the close of the entertainment
Principal A. S. Bibbius .eacorted his
scholars to Henry Fancher‘e,and klisa
Gilligan and kites Tolles took theirs to
Henry L. Northrop's. where each scholar
was supplied with a plate of ice cream.
lvauboe Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle, after its regular meeting last
night, proceeded to Hanforni Smith's resi-
dence near by,and indulged in a clam
chowder and ice cream supper. The
members report a very pleasant time,
3'?
."
Ladies’ Bill: Waists at 82.00.
“ Orepon " at .1, worth 01.89,
Jobs in Leundered Waists. 50c.
Wash Silks for Waists, “as are,” 25c.
W Bargains in Other Lines.
l. llllllillMlll luvs, ; 7
Note the specials.
Special Sale of Ribbons.
at Bo worth 5 to Be.
At be worth 8 to 13c.
At 10c worth 13 to 20c.
See middle counter.
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.‘ Conn.
WllllillT'S "BARRIAEE REPOSITORY,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalit.
THE BEST MAKE WAGllNS 0E All KlNllS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
ROCHESTER
AND DIANA
BlllYfllES
.' E‘BUY A WHEEL from
a responsible party who
has been doing busines
here for nine years.
Every wheel warranted.
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist. George Washbnrn.
EUTHER PM. WRIGHT.
1
Get the best and let the economy be shown in the way they are used.
that we cater to the majority of the beat families in this city.
Call and see what we have in stock to make summer life easy.
and appreciate the hospitality of Mr.
Smith and other members having the
COME AND SEE.
ailsir in charge.
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
society gave a strawberry and ice cream
festival Thursday afternoon and evening
in the Young Men's club rooms. for the
beneiit of the church. The rooms were
tastiiy arranged and the festival was
fairly well patronizsd and was a financial
success. the net profits being about '85.
Among the guests at the Smith-blather
wedding. Thursday evening. svere George
N. Mother and family. of Pascale. N. J,;
Mrs. C. N. Mather and son, of New York;
J. C. Mather and family. of Brooklyn,
and Air. Regan. of New York. , A num.
ber of them remained with relatives un-
til yesterday.
Tbe selectmen sent out notices yester-
day to one hundred and fifty dog owners.
notifying them that if the tax was not
pald July let. the constables would pro-
ceed to collect it. each of the four being
given a district of the town.
Miss Elizabeth)“. Gilligan. teacher in
Room two of the Center school. started
for her home in West Snilicld. this morn«
leg. She will be there to attend the
marriage of her sister. next Wednesday.
Unitarian services will be held;_at the
Soldiere’ Home chapel at 7:80 tomorrow
evening. W. L. Utiey will speak on
“looking Well to the Reserves.” The
public is cordially invited.
The surveyors of the Deren Water
company have been engaged laying out
lines for pipe in the vicinity of Ox Ridge
and West Norwalk.
kilos Sadie Weed graduated Thursday
from Pennington. N. J.. Seminary. and
has returned to her home in this place.
Kiss Anna lead. of New Csnsau.is
visiting her grandparents. Air. and Ira.
Joseph nlldlfls
Hrs. Brill and family. of New York.
are waiting at the residence of Henry ll.
Valentina.
Harry Street spent Thursday giving
his carriage a coat of paint.
Ill- Fowler. of Brooklyn. Is the guest
of ID Sarah flock.
John Pocley. In. ll confined to his
some by season. '
i .
how good.
lEAlllNll GAMER,
There is no Economy in Buying Inferior Goods.
There isn't a lady that ever traded at our store but what can testify to the excellence of our goods and we can amort
We have gained their esteemed favors, first by the quality of our goods. and second by polite and courteous service.
lleef Melt is having a big run. (l‘ry it.) Saratogs Kissenger Water and (linger Ale, Claret and Raspberry lemonade.
Notox Wild Chrrry Phosphate. Dr. Wolch's Grape Juice, Jamaica Lime Juice, and all kinds of Fruit Syrups and Extracts,
Sardines. i’otted hleetr, Pickled Lamb’s Tongue: a full line of Cheese. Pickles. Olives. ()h myl We have not space.-
Wc have added Preston's California Flakes. A superior breakfast dish for the hot season. Our Butter is gilt edge.
Our Teas and Colleen are excellent. Orders by mail or by telephone will receive our prompt attention. Not how cheap. but
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, K
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL. [3-2.
Tale tarsal YourEyes
EXAMINATION FREE.
Enamcliue Stove l’olish.
Domestic Sardines,
Condensed Milk.
Ammonia.
Pure Ammonia.
None Such Mince Meat.
shredded Codilsh.
Can Porn kin,
Danbnry s. qt”
" Al ll
H. S. ROOD,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
is heath lain Street. Bo. Norwalk.
8888338333
ha
Donovan Building,
Booth N
\
stock of FAle
no, family broken. a
few ilnepalrs. sound heavy workers. and
an a-ortmenm t of manual purpose hours.
See .
M. H. mesons,
lWe have a
DRIVING no
BROOKS”)! I'm
;_
why our stores are always crowded. Nothing strange about it if
moment. Where can you get such goods as these at the prices quo
Er. Vanilla. 2 on,
“ lemmon. “ "
Bait Pork. '
Baked Beans. ll lb. can.
Full Cream Cheese.
Large box English Pickles.
Housed Itscksrsl.
Corned Beef. 1 lb. can.
0 lbs. Bods Crackers,
3 lb. pail Cottolene.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter. 23c; 5 lbs. for £1.10.
Best York State Creamery Butter, 21c; 5 lbs. for ”.00.
THE NEW you smut,
Ask the Women
so think a
here?
8! Iain Street.
Norwdk.
ADVERTISE m lllE sturmu.
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