"tolerant.
wtrell'ratlll'llluutoIrrational-l no.
holocaumuomtam
m, InkyIIwenqulnalay
’ * atom '
~"llt'08ouday ”hook of the Norwalk
Wet. Baptist and Congregational
mother will unite with Buckingham
M G. A. B. in a grand Memorial
,noyeervioeonfiunday atllp. m..tnthe
3m llethodlst church.
'llhe order at exercises will include:
Prelude-Organ.
[Inn 1103. “Great God! Beneath
Whose Piercing Eye."
Invention.
Anthem.
Wham reading—Selection 62.
' V Led by U. E. Cargo.
Prim.
Butt-— \
Mire Byxhee and Mills Btuab.
Adamo-
‘ ' Rev. 1“. A. Scofleld.
' Hymn 563. “Onward, Christian
Soldiers. ”
' Recitation.
Address-—
Rev. F. E. Robbins.
Male Quartette.
', Address-
Rev. G. Haulenbeck.
Watery—Cornet aolo~
Mr. Tilly
Hymn. 1089, “My Country, 'tis of
_ Thee.”
, Bonediction.
Rev. F. A. Bcofield.
Poatludem
—-—Seenrc coupons for the two bicycles
tote given away. Saturday, at the Boo
ton Store. Norwalk.
, Center School Glee Club.
Frank Underhill is president and Miss
Grace Stomlnell vice-president and
awompaulst ot the Center School Glee
club, which is composed of sixteen
member: of the graduating class. They
will give an entertainment ill the Opera
House about the last of June, when the
“ Hallelujah Chorus" from Handel's
Meeeiah will be sung by the school.
Sherman Council Growing.
At the regular meeting of Sherman
' Council. Royal Amnnum. three applica~
tious were received for membership. and
it was voted t) go into the carnival for
the benefit of the East Avenue Mothov
dist Episcopal church. The committee
of arrangements appointed consisted of
Charles L. Aluewurth, Enos Bowen and
W. L. Weed.
-—Lateet styles straw ll its 0' Brien' s
Oiiiccre of the Neophytee.
‘ The Neophyte: metlaat night in the
South Norwallr Congregational church.
and elected then» unicorn: President.
William Grilliu; victhpresidcnt. Wil-
lial‘tl Wadharne; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Mabel Illiug. It was voted to meet
each month. instead of every alternate
mon'll' e»)... _ . ._. n. . . .....
-—Read the half price sale advertise-
ment of the Bosnia Store, Nora ulk.
Stringing Feed Wires.
Feed wiroa are being strong to supply
power for the Westport and Sanguine-ll
Street Railway company. Electricity
will be furnished by the Norwulh and
South Norwallt Elect rlc L gilt company
. from al 10 kilowatt generator.
”are" Loom. News or More :5
AND a.
Do Yum It?
We the beat thing tor the
hair under all circumstances.
Just at no area by telling
thought can add all Inch to
hie atatare, to no preparation
out make hair. The utmoat
atlm out be done Ia to pro-
nto“ eoudltloua favorable to
V will. Title II done by
garb Keir ’Vigor. It re.
Item daudrufl cleauaea the
only. noun-bet the roll to
which the hair grow. and,
that an a desert will blomlu
Am “in. to halt! heads grow
“It. when the route are near-
lulled. lint the roots taunt be
m It you with your hair
Me It! normal color,or
‘ to m the loot
GI new hair IIII
.. duringthe year. 1: not total. I'll: not
W
immummh II ill.
membership January I. 3.118. The
three new tribal since teatime! will
add about till more lamina
The Grand Council alum are; Great
‘Iaehetu. James P. Smith. blew landed;
attenuator tantrum. B. 0. Hairball.
WM: m junior meow.
Robert 0. Price, Bottled; great pro-
phet. Dsztt P. Patton. Bartram;
areateblet MWCIIIIMW.BHKI
Bonnet-y; great keeper of wampum.8 .
Howard Mead. Norwich; mat repre-
sentative». George W. Corbin. {art}. 8.
0.. 405 406. New Britain; Carlos Smith.
(or G. e. 1)., 405,406. New Haven; De-
Wltt 1’. Preston. Hartford.
Met Klee Young Indies.
A large delegation 0! 8t. Joeeph'e'l‘.
A. B. moiety wont to Norwalk. Tuesday
night, to attend an entertainment given
by a branch of the organization. They
enjoyed themselves hugely, met nice
young ladies at the dance, and ateyed
until the Washington express in order
to safely convey the fair maidens to
their homes. Several made engage-
ments to cull again—Stamford Advo-
cute.
Through Care to Weetport.
The Norwallr Tramway company‘s
turnout and the double tracks uttho
northern end of East avenue will be
completed tonight. The switch of the
Street Railway company, near 8t.l’anl’a
church. ll'dl been placed in position. and
will probably be ready for use tomor-
row. On Monday care will be run di-
rout . from the main litre of the
Tramway company through to West
port.
Will Appear Before the Board.
Captain Albert J. Wilcoxson. First
Lieutenant Richard Gormml,and Sec-
ond Lieutenant Winfield Scott; of Com-
W. Bloom and Second Lieutenant W.
l. Comstoclr. of Company F, will appear
before the examining board of the (Jon-
.tecticnt National Guard. at Bridgeport.
on June l8, to determine if their corn-
nliszsion shall be issued.
Work on Norwolk Streets.
Street Cummissioucr Kellogg Im a
large force of men at work today. Yes-
terday be graded the Stevens street hill.
This morning a grade was established
for a sidewalk in front of the Gray
homestead in Morgan avenue. The
pavements in Main street are being
cleaned and the grass in tho purhurilu-
med.
Death of Mrs. Ellen Sherwood.
Frank Selleck Willi in Stamford. you:
tortlay. mulling arrangements for the
funeral of his mother'ill-lutv, Mrs Ellen
Sherwood, who died in the Sanitarium
in that city. Wednesday. The inter-
ment will be ill Greenwich. Mrs. Sher-
wood formerly lived in horwallr.
w'Bargaille at Sc-oficltl & lloyt'e.
A full line of ready-made lady's suits;-
n big line of baby carriages; also will roll
23:: hoaiory for lot tomorrow. Child 9
ren' a l we we shall to II tomorrow at llh a
pair. or two paint for lit. , at tlfll big
store. 83 Washington at. .‘lmliclll d’t
lloyt‘a.__
Upset in the River ‘
l “Trig" Wilson and a color-ell than:
were out rowing ill ”I" Norwalk titer, .
yesterday. when the boat filled with.
water and upsl t. ’l'iluhera were poullcll I
out to ”Will from the Hill dz Hubbelll
lumber ya: laulla by~etnudcr assisted;
them ltlllloro
«wi' oulultn ‘)l.' ”W at it lirion‘ a.
Will Help Pay the Bill.
'I lll ('tllzllultloltlllt‘l’ti of F'llilllolll l-ollllly
{have proluimd to tl-ulperatlv utth tho
l'l ,V in delaying the expeuawl ofthn:
new park. to he laid out opp mile the
l‘ouuty Home by Bill-ct Utilullllshltlllt‘rl
Kelli!“
«Hall price rule will be continued I
tomorrow. In all llcpartmellle. at the
Boston More, I‘ll lwollr.
Poople‘a Market to Roop‘i.
Alphonso Dibble has tlocirloll to lllnro L
little the store in lllhhle'll block. roel'lltly
lot-copied by the People's Market. illl noon .
lie the ucmeary improvements in the:
atom can be made.
I
t
s
l
l
The Mime Allen and Edna Bhorwood
will participate in the soul: recital elven
by the penile 0! In. J. (l. . 'owhlrlt. Ill
Unhwood's hall. next Tuesday night.
mChIldrou'a ltraw hate 0' Brian u
hogan We: loony.
lttehml Bacon was ammo by Capt
retool l'olloo Dalia. yesterday. for In-
toaioatlon. BI: can colon tip hetero
the Town Court at It o'clock this after.
noon. ........
eat Illa Band With 'l'in.
tlherlaa Gourmet out his left halal
quite badly with a piece. of do. mien
day, while working on tit. Jonph'll new
church.
W New». “MM—m. .........
automation.
'I'lletoaadotloe mutational».
”w ‘~ - h m
puny D, and Fir-2t Lieutenant “'illinln .
lMatIln. of the ("illsolitlattll
. I‘lllllplllly,
? ycetenlu y
Absolutely Pure. .
Oeebrated for itaereat leave I: rt
apt! lieeltMull ione. Assure» more ”"5:
onto a 4 al forms of ad amtloaoom
moo tot cheap bran
Bow. Blaine Petrol! 00 . blew tort.
out IlllllllS (ll lat
Social and Personal Paragraphs About
Well-known Norwalll People.
RECEPTION l0 BEBlllll BELIOWS.
About In Hundml Guests, Includlnn Clergy.
melt at Otter Denominallons. (live Ilim a
Hearty Welcome to Vietnam—Floral
Detentions and Refreshments.
An enjoyable reception was tendered
tollev. .l. McClure Bellow. the new
rector of Grace church. and his
mother. Mrs. Bellows. at Lot-ltwoml‘s
l.lull.l.let night. About two hundred
guests were present, including ltcv. and
Mrs. S. B. Pond. of St. Paul's church;
Rev. and Min. t‘. w. Norris, of Trinity '
churchfllov. Dr. Noble, of the First
Congregational church. and llcv. F. A
Scoficld. of the Nor-walk Methodist
church. The hull wile toetelully deco
rated with potted plants. Light re
fwslnnente were served, (latter-er Do
Klylllnl‘lllhlllng cream. “wing to the
llt'ttYy lose of household goods
amounting to about elem: worth.
which Mr. Bellow» recently unstained
through llrv. and mllempleut int-outer»
icnrtuitwmthouuht Inns: to hold the
reception in Locllwmd's Hall, illstcod Ill ‘\
at the rectory. A delightfully iulornl-
al and social evening was passed.
The pariahioncrs were promoted to the
rector and his mother byrt l‘olttluittce
from the Brotherhood of lit. Andrew.
lly their courteous manner both Mr
and Mrs. Bellow mmlr a. must {Ill’fll‘alll’
imprcwliun nllull ill” pnrimhimuoa and
found at hearty wolmrnr. lh-llghtlnl
music was reunion-ti by Miss Agnes
Littlt'jvlllnlmtl “Alla: .‘lltllvc Wtwl upon
the violin and Mall-I. hurl later by
Edward .I. Sims on the piano 'l'lleir
selections were llllll'll enjoyed.
Dr. John Bell ltmtn anl llr t'hnr' to
II. llohnnuau will It are booth Norw: lllt
next Monday .lllitilm’.“ to: Matthews
Court llonic, Virginia. The further
will remain there all Mllilll!" fir tho
bit-unlit oi hi4 lwallll. :ml llll r.-.':I r w ill
ireturn in trunk.
Vice. l'l Militant ll.tll.tivmzl'ltl Mutual-r
('. ll. Plot: and Suxwrinlcullcttt .l, M
rmlmnd
South lx'ulwzllll,
Wore lll
Mrs/1' K Sulllcrt-golltuithe Noluztlk
II. A. It and mint lt‘prtm'llllllllt'fi u!
the Norwallt tllupllr are attending the
”mum-title" Ill Bridgeport toll ty.
Agnes A Bryant"! the State Nor.
'lllltl wheel. will return to Nt'rwnlk,
Itonight, to ”mild Memorial Day “like
her p.12: not in l‘ Itil linllllt‘
hint (‘Ilarlu ll Maw II'WN nrllwll .tl
lwr Imlnlwluo It \IIl' Will: 2" Wm! IIWHIllI.
in Wrist .llt‘llllt‘, t..lluy.f ul tllo Hummer.
Mimi lbw-triutlc Album of lill)vli'“
avenue H Hurting In: rotor. Ali-h ll: lt'll
IHlllllIlt‘. ll lilivllgt'r'ul
Mini \llu'y '.l".llulll of Mill'vluwn .‘s‘.
\.,iulltt gum of “H. \l .\ llllol.
, Wall at rat I.
Mil»! all'ltllll' I‘J. \lel'tl‘gll,lvatruy
('lly. in \ll‘llllll! lll’l‘ Postal". Mimi It
‘lll'l'lllolul ‘l‘uellul-glt. of Luluntvm place.
\
Attorory It. Ill. lawllwl‘ltrl ill in
. Bridgeport today.
.I. hl. .Iolmwr. ul' llrnolllyll. ’H In
South liorwallt today.
Mira Mabel Barrolln in the utter-t «I
Mm lidltll Vau’l’uml or Mala tum
will" mm W. luoro In which.» pay
your city tax: v.
For a reliable
lallttll'll.
I'mmptrmylllu
It‘ll-o
l owl-allots
Policy
(Jail
0!!
raven: a council's
Reliable late-rattle Agency.
Refrigerators! * .ogmgm a.
, I3 lbswno Halls, zoo. .
Evaporated Apples,
Prunes,
,Ncclarines,
Oil Stoves.
I3 Ibo Wll'i Nails. 250.
Lawn Mowers.
If.D.|.AVll‘0lI £00.. 22 South Ieln'Street
t3 lbs WIro Nails, 250.
Best Hose Mode.
All G.A.R.men wt...
will need new on
EDWARD STREET!
has received unothcr' invoice of those
. . . Moquette Rugs . .
we have sold so many of. They are the best quality made, and are
fully 25 per cent less than the regular price.
Doesn’ t this weather make you think of Summer Underwear? We
have the stock to please you both in quality and price. Y on must not
forget our hosiery stock. It you should you make a mistake. for you
will find none more complete.
SPECIAL SALE OF OPEN WORK. Lawns at 10c per yard
yard, worth l5c. Imagine buying lawn ties at 5c. and silk ties at 10c
apiet: c. All cllt‘lice stvlcs and quality. We have them at that price.
Leek at our ludics' suit I\ .lists.
EDWARD STREET.
5 GAZETTE BUILDIIIG. NORWALK, GOIII.
l3 Ibn'er-o Nails. 25c.
forms 01' parts of uni-k
Pitchfork», 18c each.
,ams w", "We, 25¢. forms for Dccoratloni
day parade will assent-3 ‘
bin at Comstock Bros"
Pure White Lead, $5.25 cwt.
I3 lbs Wire Nails, 2250.
Comstoclt, Watkins
& Dow,
\ll1 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES
SOUTH NORWAI. K, C'l‘.,
on or before Midnight,
May 29th,:md procut o
what they may requre,
all they will be closed.
Their Price Betrays Them
Oats with dirt, dust and foreign seeds in them
make umvllolesomn land. and no one having to "
Decoration day. By
order of
gzlrtllor their :rlth ol their animals. should use swam: to "massif George 3'8”“
them. (lots eolllat a lower price than I sell. are _ , ,
inferior in quality, notllargc beiugmadelm screcrl- P II 6 anng ! COMStOCk Brothel-s
ing. 1 buy the best and deliver to you in the bccstl _.-__...._...., .- ’
Estimate Fllrulahml tor
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
-u..._....__.’.. m w. _
Foundation Pile Driven.
condition and my pllLC is as low as any one
lcgitimatclv sell the some grade.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel 1'. Hatch,
Cl-lllllt'rs.
its Marshall Street. South Iorwallt ‘
llmm h tlol mom I I cry. tit. two
to SOUTH all! 51’.
So. Homllk.
MILFORD A. GIFFII.
Manager.
"Nil I'll
vou elll'r no errren
Than L are Your Orders tor
Print-
ingl
nausea s PHOTOGRAPHS
I lllH.IlllllTllJ'llllllll'lrll
mm.“ mm Standard of Excellence!
Built In Denim and Beauty of Fit. ‘r-h .YAt‘Rl‘th' '9 PLA'I‘IVITYI I; POP. 'l‘llAlTl‘i are beatn-
llful all-l last inn wt Interior it u! till an hltw". ul. ll nor" . lull u laty.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. 53 Wall Street. Norwollt. Ct
TWO ( NORWALK.
At the Sentinel (
STORES. , BO. NORWALK.
OM00.
K Relief!
To most men's minds. to know when: to get a good,
obtulull-ly for: Color. serviceable serge suit. made to
order in r little money. \I'c'rt; struck it rigid this sea-
eull; bought last {all wllnnthe u oolen mar‘tct was full.
. Kesult~
:
_ ._.....- ”WE”...
coolnrv AND BALI...
FRI N Tl N G.
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
ll? FINERWEBARBOIIETTESW thrown ! I
THAN 'l'llml: mum
NORTH’S ST'UDIOl
l'lltl'l‘lélul'llfi tum-r Illlllll
TWENTY YEAH“ AGO IRE STILL GOOD”
i'arlmlu-ttca llll'.‘ llllltlt' mil .ll 1 no. lllllfl
G. 5. NORTH, . Photograper.
.'~ \\.\‘~lll.\lllll.\ .‘s'l'lll'll-l’l‘. Mil I‘ll .\'llll\\'.\l l\.
Men’s Serge Suits, to Order.
$20!
in the rcgularcourse nl mull: thou: suits could not be
Sultl for less than $25.00.
VIE CALI. THESE FLYERS.
llultm'su Tlllil' slam.
so FAST.
Spcri.rlS..lc ill-it's. Mottled l’».lllll'1gl;;lu l'llllcl'wcar,
..lluc. 4w, a: 25".
Sill: (itineraright hllutll‘S, lulu: 351‘. no.
I’RI-Il‘. »\\'irh cwry Neglgce Flume pair of Hall
link (3m Buttons.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clotllicr. Matter and I’llrnisller,
Mahecllemo Hotel Bloch, South Home“
(ll-mo every evening! until 9 o'clock.
. . W
som‘mosumr seats:
Where You Can Find Them!
In buying shoes there are
"soon EISEIITIII. polars:
THE STYLE!
THE FIT! THE WEAII
u- M w... .."".‘...-.. .3.
moms.
To Whom It May Concern.
e 'l he undersigned have placed the a rcncv for Norwzllk
South Not-walk and \iciuity {or the celebrated Crawler-ll
ll. ti: ll. Special juvenile ll. 8.: D. and World bicycles with
l". \i'. lltjlliliks, l9 Main Street, Nun 'ltlk.
BEWARE!
have cytlcs of any int. the lllltllul'illnl’
lo put ll mm; .uly ml the:
“grate, tee llll the m g‘uml Iat'uly nolnlm lots not loco lilmlllllfll
unit. as the pllarantev ix Withdrawn trom .lIl hicyt Ice when the mlmlm .
has been iutcrlclcd with or removed _ . l
IIIGI'JJMV h [IQWSE (30. ‘w
New lingual! Agents, Hutton, Masai.
Clearance
Sale!
BICYCLES
At Actual Cost.
THE PRICE!
In buying our new stock, we made a
specialty oi the above combinations.
0
GLOVE R'S
New Shoe Store,
. «Immersion
m tr donor tom tom twat
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