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. advertisements. not exceeding five
unique; threotimemtoe: sixtimes.
.- notices ice-alias. Marriage and
Wine. Schedule at rates tor 'dls—
vertisemeats furnished on applica-
. - nun—By mail. in advance.
prepaid: One month. 500: three
11.111 six months. ”no: one year. to.
by uewebovs. no a week. to be paid
r.
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ornallt: telephone call. 92-11.
1:8 WI. No. 11 Wall street. Norwallr:
hone call. M
m are welcome at The Sentinel office.
know oi any news. you will confer a
by telephoning. sending or bringlna ii
onion.
enormous should in all cases be ad-
'I‘IIE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwallr. Conn.
.3710 Evening sentinel has a Circulation
, ,' Town of Norwall: and its Suburbs
Mar, considerably, than 11.1 Combined
Walton of the other Three Local Dail-
. Our Press Room is always open to
Work Herald Weather Forocut
Theweather today promises to be fair and
. Tomorrow it promises to be warm-
111111111 clear. possibly followed by some cloudi-
m
Thermometer Record.
Michighest point of the thermometer for
‘utwty-fourhours ending at noon today
a degrees above zero: lowed. iodegrees
Withers Album for Tomorrow.
Saarinen Sunsets Blah tide Low tide
stuns 111-1:110 1.1 0-11 ':2n - -
.. Send in Your Membership
Several days ago the South Norwalk
, , movement society sent out circulars
explaining the object for which it was
mama, and asking for the co-opera-
tion of all our citizens. Ablauk was pro-
vided for answers with a request that
they‘be returned as soon as possible. A
1‘ , . number of favorable answers have been
I .‘ “received, but not as many as expected or
the cause deserves ‘ Undofliéfllynizmst"
have deferred this matter through negli-
' Ir'er than indill‘crencc, expect-
ing to giv'o it attention in the future.
But this course dgteats thGobyecll, whit: h
is to etl'ect immediate improvements,
which the soyicty cannot do until the
response to their call is general and
SWent'to Warrant action. On behalf
In! the mcigty, mquntiuel'l‘hc aide-11111 w
.1 lifion and 1111 11111 a prompt response
4 11110111113111- only the nubile 1mm
. and simply asks what it deserves,
bite Ipproval and support.‘
an»,
.1 Better 8111 0111 .1111! lloadn.
{We doubt if our city and town officials
‘ fully mvnre of the strong sentiment
‘ flavorof a new policy rcwmlingr'o'nt'
lic thoroughfares. l’cr'h: 11111 it is 'un-
' ate for us that only a few oi the
htlemen who have been honored with
are not fully aware of their wretched
state. If. however, they have any cou-
tldonco in public report they masthe-
lleve that there is general dissatisfaction
undadcsire torn change for the boiler.
111 some sections
”The roads are not passable.
NM 6WD iavkunmhlo."
being literally 1'1‘1v11rodwith loose 1111111111.
and gullied and divummmrd to such 1111
extent an to. make travel over them
- but little better than tortnrv.. in this
daynnd generation good roads are 1111
mini utlal to the general
Men and pmkperityfi I counuunily:
anticomm- extent thimv is failure
'll this Minot. to that 01:11 at the
common sum-r11. '
WM} not In‘ 11 good more. to call
I public meeting and have this muilvr
telly (“ML and let our ollivlaln
know that the people have 1111 nympnihy
with a system of economy that. is 111 1111-
iag injury to our town?
WHAT FIDI'} Illa IIAH 1‘0 It \Y.
Filtration of Water.
The pnrchamr in payment of the
VII” liked for good! to I111 r1111~lr11ldo1~
; Oi) Vlth tho understanding that tiny
' will he delivered in 11 condition nullablv
to tho 11111111 for which they are intended:
“loathe loves of jueih-o will 1111-1111311
hint In dammllnn a Mom of Iii-1
honey. If this in true. than what IHIII"
1a oi the water monomers 11I
eitywhoaro MIOII’WI 111 [my in mi
mefltof that they have 1111111111
”demand ahnll be supplied! in a Poll»
Jilin a1 tor drinking. hmlsuhnlrl and
metal purposes. but which is 111ml
Wily III; for neither? llzlvv Ilwy
“redress, and Hunt they continue my
‘llgoi'henhsolutcly shut off from one
11111.11 {manual um-vmltlm for which
M in [11111] filth alllmcd themselves in
W entirely dependent upon a public
Minion to supply? ”1- hnro they not
' [m mt to withhold further 11 1y-
w till such time an the quality of
. ii’ewumlsmyle suitable 1.. ilwlr r.»
"‘ W111? Acct-11:11.11 moon 1» 1.1.1.1.
g, d Mid W allowances should always
“Minter their macaw. but null.~
.' I“ Minna of the W119»? (Monti-v
W. is murmdhle for our mm
‘mm. which must median» and
. Wm till mm (more! 1111111111111
: 'M-m Retellm'n 11111111119111.
' sinner-r, though afterward: explained as
,strcct, was arrested last evening for'
» mother did not wish to have him pun-
illitn
. 1111i, 11 of Noruldk mettle-nee oi
, (‘lcr I.) Sululplt'ocouluins Fromm II no
bile positions use the streets and roads ,
or driving or wheeling, and therefore
, tendered undeniable Indifference ml
mung
referring to the Electric Light 00111qu-
11 joke. hardly seems to have been called
for in any wire. The Electric Light
commie-innate have never-yet given any
evidence that theybavehadanylntention
or desire to "run the Oodncll." but they
donbtedly will continue to do so so long
as they are charged with its care by the
they were elected. Anyhow, isn’t a
Council meeting a rather odd place for
the perpetration of funny jokes?
Damages Merely Nominal.
Works, caused by impure water, was
merely nominal, but if the conditions
are such that accidents of a like nature
.ure liable to happen at any time so long
as the city water-111 allowed touremain
as it now is, revolting even to a steam
boiler, there is no way of telling to what
extent the result of future damages may
roach, even under the most watchful
cure. Without lights, while tootpads
are so prevalent, our streets outside of
the center would not be safe after dark.
neither would our homes he. Thus pub-
lic safety, light and comfort are all
dependent upon the quality of the city.
as a 1113.11.15.11...
. Stole ills Mother's Shawl.
Joseph McNamara, of North Mlfii
startling a camel’s hair shawl from his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McNamara, and
pawningit. Joe came near being at,-
restod at Harlem River some months
«ago for stealing the same shawl, but his
ish‘ed. J udgo Hubbell found the accus-
ed guilty, and sentenced him to sixty
days in jail, with costs.
ulrcuru. 1 son, Auctioneers.
Real Estate
JAT- 'MIO'I'ION.
oi Probate
out to on ordnroi thc
fi" oi Westport. fimfll'seribcr will
“’5!!ng
Public Auction,
to the highest bidder.
TUESDAY, MAY 19?,
mm, atuo'clock p m .
11112
Wlom * ‘ ca '111
vuc’dman c111icil
19 ,bp Susan Youngs.
'1'" m demon-dililull‘l “““““
1
1
for
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ll .
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atom and ‘iur'nlsol unrniiun olut'lu-d, rull
oiuiiklnds. lions: «onluioe 'J room-1
In 1511111.! 1.r1111litlou Ilorn 11nd
v.11 client neigldmliwniau
on" mile at triullny. tin!"
m111is112-1Lormen11dtu11g1 111111 to in» mi!-
.lmwu ultimo of sate 1T mull (1‘ union will
lulusphu'o 111~tfidm 111111111 I.1nuv ”articular?
In»! lllriillhil Iiyuli. Admintstrator. Weglport.
out hull incl».
I111 within
1 (111.11 place 11"
do run the electrieiight plant and an» ,
mople to whom it belongs and by whom f:
The actual damage to the Electric '
water and to alarge degree our growth
get.” said Mrs.“ Wet, with honest
pride. "They look very nice. whens."
replied Mr. M'oSwst, picking line 0!
them up and making an eftort to split
it. “And they are. still hot. How long
ago did you~—nh——cast them?"
mm
A certain pent 111.1...
(19101th
'l'hirndictproclainwdftom
his throne:
"When there's mending
to do,
I' u mgr-”1.11111.
" 'll’v Ibo dram/ea! ndlmlve
that e kaowgnei "
35 ‘ Uncle
' Sam
is another Monarch,
who spccdics Le Page’ 5 (line as the stami-
arr! and uses it in the United States Arse-
nals, the Patent Office and the National
Museum. The Pullman Palace C11 Co.
use it on their cars because of its great/lux-
ibilr'ly and wonderful holding power under
severe joliing and jarring. Yet 111s equally
good for the most 1ielicalcfancy-1vork,aud
contains no acid to discolor J
using
toolean house
The Modern Cleaner
‘Al/ the dirt removed
2.6.11: Glass, Metal, P111111,
without a scratch.
051’ AM! will scour 1111111.
“clean as a pin.
'pans, ,slults,
Eat
Butter?
Butter that reminds
"11; “'1 we ofi est-e
'11-" v‘ilficct may ”11.3
Butter l1kc
used to
Illilli C.
‘ ‘ .93 PENN/Crew
Butter, thgfiucfigu
~ the 1111111,.21c per II):
E lbs $1. . . 1
Bright
.G’_
M _.
Lung
Troubles
“Seven yéars 11110i my wife had
a severe 111:5 troub In, which phy.
sicians call consumption. The
cough was distression 111111! attend.
edwith ttin noago b.ioo1i As
doctors telp her she tried
A .1 “,3
(them Pectoral
and Was s11
risod at the relief it
gave. One iottle of this Incdi
cine cured her, and she has not ‘
the least doubt but Ayer' s Chcrr ’y
l’cctoral saved her life.”—-.
Mourns, Memphis, Tenn.
Medal
and Diploma
At World’s Fair.
7 ,
Windows
LUSTRINE
,1 '1
1
Does it. '1 «-
at. your
grocers.
loc
11111111111111 OPERA IIOUSE.
Three nights. commencing
Thursday, May 7th.
Matinee Friday and Saturday uitcrnoons.
ITho world renowned original and only
MRS. GEN.
Tom Thumb’s
L'iliputians.
Amid. Rating Special y [5111i on n-
01".“
l’lipul 11l‘fd011 152.10.111.1'1'
11t.chd' .11141'1'11111li
.‘lntl.
yourgraridnbélm QINOR 81 SOLDENyr'"
: Real Estate
:. Fenddneuimel
”GHINOTON STREET.
So. Norwalk.
1L..- 9......
Persons looking fora lot or house and
+th with the' view of pun. busing, ureinvit-
call and examine our list. We have
tI'M‘IGIIELI. e. SON, auctioneers.
l.” w." nlrool.N11iwalk.
,It is Table
Lorenzo Dibble?
“'1"!
r a1v‘-irl.
Talk!
1’.
r
We sell the leading fmc coffee
33 WASHINO‘I'ONISTREET.
ABOUT OUR
Gilt Edge Creamery
Botter,
so SWEET AND ROSY
.11 ways used.
5 of the world.
Flam!“ 111M111 in yvery 111m of the city at
“an “his prices and on easy terms.
.......... . ’17 3,.
. ., IELEPH.ONE CALL. I3.
220 lb
Five Pou‘nds tor One Dollar.
1 . _
.35pac‘kagcs of line, no“, sweet, 1‘ 11111111511 TBA, the best 111 town, at .101. lb. 011cc tried,
If you want the aroma and richness of
such as you camiot get elsewhere, buy your coffee here.
The choicest line of fruits and vegetables fresh every morninvr. A tempting dish for
breakfast 15 the 1 11 ns ham or boneless bacon.
A little
higher in price, BUT quality.
. m"... WNW-W”; ... .0“.-.- v.1”..‘d
Loading Ovooor.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
SO. NORWALK.
ZIC!
Table l’cmhcs, Ior can.
3H1 hon (lions Stan in 151:.
Donovan Building,
‘m Mum's prettier 111-v
slim; 1n liarlicu ['1' u
,1 bottles I lilo Roull’ccr 251.
l iCSIl l‘omatocs in can
The Long and the Short Of It!
The long 111 the quality the short is the price.
I
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER
21c Pound!
B POUNDS FOR 31.00.
1:01. '
l rcsh Corn 51:1.111.
|2lcl
Ginger 51111115, 51: lb.
Lemon Cr
arrltcrs, (1c lb.
Com Stan i1 51‘. p.11 kagr
hold Dust, 1906111114119.
.- emu
.J“ ‘ b"“.»‘ '4"
.1
a ,_
on 11111111 ova-1mm, nonunion.
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NEW YORK GROCERY CO
South Norwullc.
it'dgs‘l‘ll‘rsldo
1
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NORWALK, CONN.
Dry Goods Well S'bught are
Half Sold.
First-Class Goods at Popular
Prices.
This, Week
We Make Some oi the lost
Remarkable Reductions
In tinePrim ol
SUPERIOR $1111,
DRESS GOODS,
AND
E PREFER to~do this now, practically in the height of the season, for the reasons -—lt means great
money Saving to our customers, and at the same time, clears out stocks promptly.
20 ps. Mixed Suiting,
12340 quality; we shall sell at
‘8
. 52-iu.Large Figure Iohair,
to pee. Novelties,
500 per yard; we shall sell at
39
Light Grounds India Silk,
i0 ps. Fancy Dress Goods,
25c quality; we shall sell at
lscents
For
Black Mohair Figures,
Cents
Per
Yard.
Cents
Per
Ya rd. Yard.
750 per yard; we shall sell at 3:395:53: skirts, “'50 qunhty, we 31-00 per yard; we shall 8011 at
' Cents Per , Cents
For | 7 Per
‘ Yard. . Yard , Yard.
Light Gel. French Novelties Printed Warp, Jap. Silk, Changeable Silks,
M. 3.5.; per yard; we. 111111 11011 '1. 24 1131,, 751: per yarllKWe shall sell at 390 99,. yard; for this week, .
‘. ("
mam... nta ' ' Cents , Cents.
Per 1 ' 4 Peri- ' 2 For 1
Yard. Yard. * Yard.
ALL QF' -OUR
esprnrranus 111 51111
WOOL 110er1155.
11111151;
TAKE 6.. 11:11 PER cam.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
IN THE BIG CLOAK ROOM.
This spring we have had a great many ladies ask for low priced capes and jackets. As we did not buy
many of them most all of our goods were of the better quality. We shall, this week, make an offer to our
customers that will please them.
'All Ladies’ or Children's
‘25 Per Gt. 0' .,,,,,,,,,
$5 or over.‘
DOMESTIC GOODS.
"01: Turkish bath towels. bloacl10d;wo ity, for" .1911
shall sell it for" .1111.
Manly-111111111pilhnvn, lint, at lilo ouch.
llcluiy-umdo shoots, 8-1, at .1111 each.
LI N E N S. All linen tray cloth, white and color-
"-1! heavy all linen shooting, 75o qual- ed borders, 101: each.
A Week of Wonders.
FEW WORDS! BIG VALUES!
Monsldackl'hvm,worih”11312511.Double satin ribbon, No. 12. worth
Men 11 French ha! shirts and drawers, 2:11.111;
Worth ti, .7111. Dress trimmings. worth. "1c, 1111.
lloy'nchampiou waists, (best made) (.1111an 111Wdcr. worth 211:, 151:.
Beautif11| Japanese Silk,
in medium shades, for Waists andIhesses 1100 qual-
ity; for this sale,
Cents
Per
Yard.
Best indigo prints. 111' quality: for a
run Hind.
Heavy-weightunbleached i-ti nhoctiuu,
.‘1'..(',
1H unblclwllml slim-ling, l2'uc.
111-l blanched shooting. loo.
7fui1m. 11!! liuvu towvls, lilc quality
and aim, for lilo.
5i in. linen, good quality, for 751'.
Min. all linen damask, lilo quality.
for 37'2“-
L
SHORT STORIES!
Ladies" lail'etu gloves. Worth title, Lilo.
Ladieu' full seamlosn hose. worth 17c,
ilc.
lmdics‘ tan and fancy hose, worth 301:,
2 w ' “ B1 11 writin 1 1r and naval: ,1
1 min worth an... Wm“ 70'" 411' 1 1: 11 In , 1111..
2.5.1.111... combed ya 11 W lmlios' haudkmuhlcfn. worth 511, 3c. worth, loo, lie.
1'qu do quinine, bottle, worth 750,1Ill1’.
Scissors. worth “the, 881:.
laullcs' bolts. umtal, Worth Mic, '51:.
Ladies' silk bolts, Worth T100, “151‘.
Men's summer Whit-ts and drawers.
worth Ellie. 2611..
For spring house renovating we have the best assortment of window shades m the city, from 251; up
150 pairs oi the bankrupt 51111: k of lace curtains left, 59c to $9 per pair.
New chonillcs 11ml tapestry porticrcs.
We have not space to mention the big drives in our kitchen department.
,NonALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler