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We really unnecessary to say
anything more about them for
you well know {it means highest
quality possible. 1
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
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hold a poverty social tonight in Mystic
Chain Hall. .-.
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Butler Lodge will hold a rehearsal
night, and all members a1e expected
to be present.
Coliax Encampment has received an
invitation to visit Kabaosa Encamp-
ment in No1welk June 12th.
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Edward Miller I of Grand street,
Norwaih. is assisting for a short time
in 0. K. Scofleld'sisrocery store.
1 Arthur Benedict and A. M. Pohlman
will leave Thursday of this week for
Long Island on a fishing expedition,
The graduating class of the Over
River s1hool will give an info1mal re-
caption. this evening in Lockwood's
hall.
”
Olsen is having a sale of shoes and
Oxfmds. He is selling a warranted
patent leather Oxfm'd tor ladies at
$1.98.,
‘ WW
Miss Annie Tenhag’en, of New York
.who has been visiting friends in South
Norwalk a couple of days. retulned to
her home yesterday morning.
Chief an1l~Mrs, .l.'1’l‘hornton Prowltt
left this morning for New York from
which place they 11111111911111; on the ship
Glni Wuldersec, for Europe.
M1s.A E. Tristrlm. of Roton Hill,
who has been ill with pneunionia. is,
considerably improved today. Miss
Katie Bouton is acting asyhurse.
-—-l1-11 Q1 11am tl1l1ty' cents a quar,t at”
I‘.S('I1mt-.des'.
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linens T131111 1.0 R.,_M.. will hold ‘
a regular meeting this evnlng. ch11-
lal business will be. transacted and
four candidates will'be initiated.
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The Grand Lodge .of Odd Fellows
will hold a convention in New London
tomorrow. Large delegations from
Butler and Our Brothers’ Lodges will
attend.
Charles Reinhart, or Albert M. Polli-
man 's barber shop in Washington
street. went fishing iyesterday oi‘t Rot
on Point and was successful in catch-
lug forty pounds of black fish.
The Woman‘s Congregational Home
Missionary Union of Connecticut will
meet at Plymouth Church, New Haven.
Wednesday. It will be the annual meet
ing. A number of missionary workers
will attend. .
You have faith in war doctor or you
Would not summon him in time of
sickness. Havo you ever thought that
perhaps his prescription is not put up
as written? The prescription will be\
filled right at the Clittord Pharmacy.
The 11111111111111.1111?“ 6f' the Center
School Alumni association will be heldl‘
tomol row evenlng..a ai‘the Central Club.
Officers will be electedoand other bus-
iness transacted, after which a social
time. including a fine program will be .
enjoyed. .
Lieut. Col. Richard Evans provin-
cial officer for New England. accum-
panied by- Staff Captain S Withers.
‘ will be at the Salvation Army rooms
in South Main street this evening at
8 o'clock. . There. will be we and ia~
strumental music. Everybod is wel-
corned.
Murray Hills. in N
the score being 6
Farmer were the to ten tor the Mill“
ray 1111111. and a lid and 1111111111 tor-
Stamford. The first named battery of-
flciated’ in this copy y of the Darlene.
ted , lit G team on‘
“ speak.
, pera-nce Society.
2; position Sun
'1 for
THIS PLAN W
AN INCREDIBLY
ANTEED.
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MAKERS OF THE COLLAR BUTTONS THAT ARE KNOWN ALL OVER
THE WORLD, HAVE DEVISED A VE RY CLEVER PLAN OF ADVERTIS-
ING THEIR COLLAR BUTTONS TH ROUGH ONE BIG REPRESENTA-
TIVE STORE IN EACH OF THE LARGE CITIES.
SELL THREE THOUSAND ONLY OF THEIR
Gold Fllled Collar Buttons
At Ridiculously Low Prices
ILL INTRODUCE THE “KING" COLLAR BUTTON IN
SHORT TIME. THE MANUFACTURERS ARE WILL-
. ING TO LOSE MORE THAN THEIR USUAL PROFIT ON THE GOODS
AND WE ARE WILLING TO DO LIKEWISE FOR‘THE PURPOSE OF AD-
.VERTISING COMSTOCK BROTHERS AND DRAWING THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE TO THEIR STORE, BESIDES GIVING THEM A SPLENDID ARTI.
CLEPOR PRACTICALLY'NO PRICE AT ALL.‘ THIS SALE BEGINS TO-
DAY, AND WILL BE THE MOST SE NSATIONAL SALE OF COLLAR
BUTTONS EVER KNOWN IN AMERICA OR IN THE WORLD. WE HAVE
. EVERY SHAPE AND STYLE, AND EVERY BUTTON IS FULLY GUAR-
THEY ALLOW US TO
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: 'I0kt Gold. filled/Collar Buttons, regular
‘ value me. for this sale.
2 $0
c
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. Bec‘M‘Our Window Display of “King” Collatlflutt'qrié; V
omstock Bros
14 South Main Street . .l ~'
l4ki Gold Filled :‘King” Collar Buttons,
regular value,,,l5c.. tor ihis 15116.7]; "
South Now-1111.
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. I’Li
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I ion will take place this evening in tho
, tonight. if the weather is favorable. ‘
5 waists can be seen In large quantities
. and in many assortments at Houston's
3", your advertising. the advertising man.
1 rigor of The Sentinel will prepare your
copy for you.
' uue formerly employed by J. W Beat
- hold its regular monthly meeting this
‘ evening at 8 oclock 111 the allies of
, to be held Memorial Day.
1
Jerry Darney, of Westport avenue,
Norwalk, is now employed in the New
York market.
Walter A. Holmes, traveling sales-
man from Boston is making his 111-
weekly visit to Norwalk today.
Mrs. Edwin Comstock of Four Cm
ners was taken suddenly ill last Fli-
day night and a doctot had to be sum
moped. Mrs. Comstock is at present
much improved.
~Bar‘gains in Upright and Square
Pianoa for one week, at J W Stud-
well’. ' ‘
Colonel Richard Evans and Captain
Withers, of Boston, are on then re-
gular spring tour and villi be at the.
Salvation Army rooms in South Main
street this evening ‘
The special committee to look into
the needs of the South Norwalk muni
cipal electric plant will hold a meet-
ing this evening in the council cham
her in Haviland street. ‘ .
Old Well lodge, F. 8.; A. M., will
hold an important meeting this even-
ing and will confer the second degree.
District Deputy J. B; Lawrence, at
Stamford, will be present and will
At the meeting or the Ladies' Tern
of St. Joseph‘s
Church, in the T. 11.3. rooms in South
Main street,’ this evening. the adop-
ting of a constitution andbylaws will
take place.
I, che at ike Imperl
and this morning left
New. York
While here Mr.
49 Wall ail-«1.?
Plato; resigned his
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trash as is never known here.
" of the store.
“Buy Oats Thai’ 5 Clean.
Base Ball. Laura leanis, Golf
Herc never varies from the sale, high-
oualilv standard; yet prices are as‘ 10w ,
as can be‘quoicd, except bv selling such
economy is the peculiar characteristic
MANUEL 1. 111111311.
The l). ‘M Read Company has sixty ' H w ”W 7 1 H H 1 .12.“...
dozen belts to choose from. See what WW .
the ad. says /
The real
Pine P0110
Eastman Cameras. $1.00 and upwards. 7
Liberal discount on P‘remo and Paco Cameras. ;
Wm P. Beers
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
"where he will take 11 :g
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11.11.1111, Conn. '
1 rep, June 12th. There are to ho sev
' al Cycle Manufacturing Company, of
‘ walk today.
on Blllkley 8: Wheeler.
, certainly interest all humanity. as the
collar
‘ Norwalk are preparing for a battle
“ ‘ Saturday.
caged a horse and carriage this after.
1 to bill the sur- -
' rounding towns co- the italian Scale.w
‘ the fair grounds brushed 1111111 put in ,,,
Some handsome
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and Zinc.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Telephone: 122-.3
Local News Notes
. PLUMBING“
STEAM. ‘ ,
' nor warts. L
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Tl"; Sheet 1151:. Copper
Leonard Disesa, of Norwalk
in New Yalk yesterday on business.
There will be an important meeting
of the Norwalk Lodge of Elks tomor-
row evening
a”...
Harold Wilson, of Elm street Nor
walk. assistant in the South N01 walk
Trust company is ill.
A meeting of the local limbo rs' U11.
barbel shop of Rollo Black
A party from South Norwalk will
attend an entertainment at Silvermine
Laundercd and wash‘ailk shirt
Bridgeport.
The South Norwalk Launch Club is
getting 11p a design for a club color
and it will probably be adopted at the
next meeting.
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it you have no time to attend to
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Eugene Mitchell 0! Woodward ave
ty. has taken a position with H. T.
l'rowltt oi! Norwalk.
The Board of School Visitors will
g..-
Chailman John H. Light.
1 Nice Cream Sodapiive cents, at 11‘.
Schmedcs.’
The South Norwalh Fife & ‘ Drum
Corps has licencngagcd to play for
Douglas Fowler Post at the exercises
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Thc examinations fm admittance to
the state bar will be held in New Ha-
eral applicants from The Norwalks.
F. M. Lee. representing the Nation-
Bay City, Michigan is in South Nor-
lie made a pleasant call
Contractor William H. McMahon is
fitting 11p the Store recently vacated
by Arnold Brothers, in the Frost block
in South Main street. for Mrs. A. Al-
toubrandt. the milliner. who will no
cupy it when completed.
Comstook Brothers, in their adver-
tisement. are emphatically calling at-
tention to a. collar button. This will
button question is a serious
one. ‘
The. othces of the South Norwalk
Trust Company on the second floor of
the banking building in Washington
street, will be ready for occupancy
June 1. The hall has been enlarged
1 ‘ making therolllcss very spacious and .
, they will be equipped with steam heat.
SPORTING GOODS
Attorney Clitus R. King and City
Sheriff Thomas J. Cunningham, of
Bridgeport were in south Norwalk
bright and early this morning. They
' left on the 10:10 train for the Park
City A Sentinel reported interviewed
them, but they would not state their
business. _ \
The Union-Cigarmakers of South
royal at baseball Saturday afternoon.
it has not yetbeen decided where the
game will be played, but Mayflower
Oval will probably be chosen. In the
last game the unmarried men were
victors by a score ,of eight to seven,
but their opponents say they won ‘t be
able to count the score at the game
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Dr. V. C. Tito,‘and Joseph Di‘sesa en.
111m and started out
3 picnic to be 111111 on Memorial
condition
1111. Julie. C. Nash. oi Upper Main
strdet. Norwaik. ham winteria in her
:‘The plant corens‘
and by caretob
present sued-m life»
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at yard that she may well be proud ;
I > ‘ 11in; for New York on a business
THE BUSINESS BACK SUIT Is the one that must be illegal;
durable and comfortable and in those points our stock excels.
do not see the line that we are selling at
$I2. 00
you will never know what splen dill values You are missing. but .
this price does not suit you we have them all the way from '- ,1 ‘
36. 50 TO $18.00. 1
You will find many special values at each price.
”°“’-‘ THE LITIIE CHAPS
Forget
Their clothing needs much attention; get them stylish, well tittl
suits, but at the same time get the kind that is dependable: “:1
pay you. ‘
Let us show you a special this week {or boys 8 to 16 years, I
double and single breasted styles, at
oIoIIo-a‘IIo
And little boy’ s Fancy Suits’ at \ ..
There are many things in our FURNISRING GOODS 111111411
MENT that you need right now and we shall be glad to show thein ho
, you at any time and tell you how much money you will save on each.
Sollook 111111 Hills H loliooi
48 and 50 Wall Street
98 Washington Street.
80. NORWALK. . NORWAle.
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“Lest You Forget”
BUTTER—Vermont Creamery ORANGES.-—Jamaleai s a
Tub, the honest, solid made, I “all right,” ' g6
pure, sweet article. Price low- POT CHEESE Fresh “a
r, '-
° 28‘” Mean to have a good Iu pi
BUTTER—Clover Hill Prints, 30c. STRAWBERRIES H I) to
BUTT .— ' ' ° ‘5
ER This is what the oth- . some good ones .for Sat
er fellow puts out for Elgin trade and Will “H low ..
Creamery. Warranted as good
as his at the same price, 251; MUSTARD.—Some moreiof th
SMALL POTATOE8.—Good, but 1 Mumm in unique 11': a.
smal '151: p‘eck. , first lot went so fact we renew
MY .WIFE'S SALAD onessmap ‘ ed the stock-
a new size at ‘ 15c bottle.l sugar and moon holder Ityl
FRESH CAKES AND CRACKERS i V")! pretty, . '
—Look over our fresh new stock 1 WHAT WILL YOU HAVEI ‘
of Cakes. 1 BUSINESS .SOLICITED. . ,
4
2 lbs. for 251:.
will You Pay ~ [19
.Some traveling iakir ior tampering wlth you
eyes when you can have a thoroagh scientiii
examinatlon Free 1’ If glasses are needed the
wdl be furnished at the lowest pr1ce consisten
with qualllv.
O. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
5‘3 WALL‘STREET, NORWALK._CON
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concurs
ASPHALT '1
crumr 1 -
AR rIncmr. stay:
and FLAG
Gutters. Paced.
Walks Recovered.
Curbs Reset
BRIDGE
Connecticut River 5
alive this mornihg.
Blue Fish, Porgies, Fresh
Mackerel,l-lal1but Polio ,3,
Steak 11011,}; '~
B A. Jackson’s, Sarauel 120an s.
Dibble’s, Flnoey & Benedict's, é ‘
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A. large horse owned by 111-11111 H. . L
Merrill died during the night at Dani II
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