_ville Cream CbmpanY
. “‘1 ‘1
Extra lorromorrow
011111.»te Cream
‘51 WASHINGTON smear.
3511711151. MEMORIAL cow.
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
tomorrow (Memorial Day) as a morn
ing paper in order that the employees
‘ - may have tl1e‘bon‘cfit'ot the holiday.
items of nouns advertisementa,‘ etc.
should reached the oillce of publica-
tion 1.1.1 iv this evening.
A cup of White Rose Ceylon t‘ea will
steady your ne1'v.cs Sold at all drug-
glsts. ..
Benjamin F. AndreWs’ cabin cat
bout Mooael was launched yesterday
'by E. M. Merritt. ..
..I A Curler is haYlt‘ig his residence
111 Butler sheet, Norwaik. connected
with thepvator 11nd sewer. _
Houston'n in Bridgeport is the
shirt waist store‘. There You will find
11 very large and dainty assortment.
O'Brien.
‘..-'...
"Prinz Henry Dérby.»
Ma‘pics Sc Goidschmidt‘ ‘are having
their brokerage office in Washington
street thoroughly renovated and equip-
ped in excellent style. ‘
The Brown College baseball team
will play the Merrill College boye
next Wednesday afternoon. The place
has not been decided upon.‘
; .Tllo handsome season prized for the
" N01 walk Yacht Club races are on ex
hibition in Coieburn & Laudcr's win«
(lows. in Wahhington otlmeet
«k. W
The library will 111' 1111ny be Opened
Saturday to the pub 11 The pointer“
have finished their work and now are '
waiting for the paint. to dr.y
The South Norwaik Fife and Drum
Band will head the G. A. R. procession
tomorrow when they march to Pine
' Island and East Norwglk cemeteries.
W...— ,
*—Auction sale of Diamonds Watch
, cs Jeu'c‘iry Cut;Gl11Iss, at Jdckaon‘ s.
cloaes Saturday night.”
—.-u-—-.
Daniel Loescr, the leadei' of the M.
G. V Arions of Bridgepdrt, and we‘ll
lmown in South Norwalk will be ten«
dered a benefit tonight in Arion Hail
B1 1dgepori
Edward Fiiiow was in South Nor
walk this morning showing one of the
largest brook trouts that has Ever
been seen here.‘ He caught it ht Loe' a
dam ‘in Westport. it weighed two and;
.11 quarter pounds. ;
C. E. Seymour announces that his
leading grocery will remain open to-
night until 10 o‘Lclock so that people
can spend their last cent if they desire
to do so but the store will be cloned
nil day tornorrovi Friday. Memorial
- Day
._..
widicctric‘ni construction 01 all kinds.
lhop 1115 11 line.
_ Company 202 Washington St.
_ Norw‘alk, Conn.
South
The first new rose ‘of smallpox in
Waterbury in several weeks was 1'..-
. ported Yedtcrday The victim is Henry
Seymour aged fourteen. of Hospital
avenue. He was employed in the Cake
and took the
place of a girl wh h 1! the disease. H13
has been operand t home. .
11111 11111111 Stone Pinneo dud M.rs
Frederick Belden. of Nor-walk. Who
nttended the biennial convention of
Federated Wamen‘e Clubs. in Loo An.
geles. (3:11.. and have been making a
_ I short tour through the West, are 1111—.
1 . pct-ted 111111111 this evening. ’1‘
arrive in New York in time 1 take the
_ 1511112! train this evening to S
We 1. ,1
. 3115115111111 115 to
‘ erection of a new 11 one! to St more
i 'h ve ‘been
. this morning.
aul's bmiaSlon ,
d
, 111111111 Norwalkr
No rwnlk Electrical ‘
boy will '
‘nW‘C
John 11 Flood. the New York decor
days.
mum-W
All the Norwaik ciothicrs have
agreed to plead all day tomorrow Mo~
moriai Ban. ‘ 1‘ ‘ . .
will hold a social this evening in Mye-
1 tic. Chain hall.‘
Mr. and M11. Charles 111 Brown will
entertain Ia few friends this evening
at their home in‘ Broad River.
‘ MSpecial for Sat. and M011: 10 doz.
Duck Skirts, $1.25 1111.. worth $1.75; 21)
(102. Ladies' .Rib‘bed Vents. 3 for 251:,
formerly 150 on... ' handsome Corset
Covers reduced from We to 39c ca. M.
S Smith & Co.
Clarence E. Cram. of East Wall
Street, Norwalk. is employed for the
summer in Asbury Park, N. J.,
Thirty young indies from M111.
Davnn‘ s boarding school in Stamford
on- -the Sound.
The Crofu‘t 8: Knapp Company will
resume operations on full time again
next Monday having a large number
of orders ahead.
.W
tiacht Caps. O'Brien. .
Vernon Raymond. son of Alphonzo
Raymond J11, 1 of Elmgrove Place, who
has been seriously ill with brain lever
is reported much imploved.
Out of town manufacturers were in
at length with members of the Busi
ness Men‘ 11 Association at the Norwai’k
Club. 1 _ ,
the South Ndrwa‘lk freight yards. Phil-
ipI Bird is the conductor. Hereafter
there will be two switchers in the day
time and one at night. .
The funeral oi Lewis B.
was held irom his into home in River
street. this’ afternoon. . Rev. Charles
M. Selleck oiliciatcd and
was in N01 walk cemetery.
—-We‘ have the hundnomect line of
Shirt Waists to be soon. New styles.
good quality. lowest prices. Complete
line Ladies Corsets.
Gloves. -M. S Smith A: Go.
Sou—mm
from her home No. 331 Main street. to
‘tbe Norwalk‘ H‘ospitzii in tho ambu-
lance yesterday afternoon. Mra
Pardee had been ill for about two
weeks.
William dieinberg. son of Mr. and
Mrs William Helnb‘érg. of 43 Orchard
street. died this morning and inter-
ment was in Norwalk Cemetery. The
deceased was one month and 13 days
of age. 1
The Patriotic Order 01! Americans
held a meeting last night. for the pur—
pose of nominating omccrs. Three or
four were nominated for each ofilcc.
and the list was not completed. An-
other nomination wiil hike plnce in
two weeks. in tour weeks they will be
ielected and in six weeks. installed. A
suppei will be. aerved after the installa-
i.“
-Dr. M. S. Boson, combat and burial
can be consulted in the parlors oi the
Mabackemo Hotel on Tuesdays and
Fridaymbetwseen the hours of 1 and :1
o 111.. and daily betwan 9 and 12 a
111., 6 ‘and 9 p. 111., at 515 Fairfleld ave
nue Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
discuss treated
. Charles Steeg'muller, of Columbia
University. New York. who is spend.
ing a few days at his home in Quintard
avenue. will leave New York Satur-
day morning for Camp Columbia.
Litchileid where ‘for nix. weeks, he
and forty-seven other students will be
engaged in field work comprising our
veying and civil en‘gineering ‘ Mr.
Steegmuiler is a student in this latter
branch oif study and has the honor of
standing sixteenth in his class.
. manna—g...
Manager George 111191.151 the R d;
morning game on Decker Field tomor~
row.» Mr. Wade is late 0! the state
league. James Brody; oi Stamford, for—
N rk State League.
“ will ban follows: Mack, catcher; Jae
Lauder. screen 9
Bowling,*fir’st base;
base; Joe Bowling. short ate ' C
111111, is in South Norwaik tor 1 flow“
wLadicn' & Gent' 8 Duck Hate. O’Brien
Palestine Castle, A. 0.141 of M. o. “
will take lunch Saturday at Sheilicid-‘
Norwalh this morning and conferred
Anew switcher was 111111011 today in I
'J‘thSOn -
interment
Hosiery and ‘I
Mrs. John H.1’nrdee wna r‘omoved‘ “‘
11 baseball team. has signed Ernie ~
Wade. of New Haven. to itch at the “ . .
p and Childrens Garments. has been marked down to one he and 011111111111 '
third base; Burke. iett nileid Fawce‘t ’ ‘
1‘1 lie (1
is in great favor men who would“
not think of wearing 11 Norfolk .
lost season have changed their-
minds, they race oomcthins distilled 1‘
.tive in them. 11511111111111; out of the I.
ordinaryea 11111111511. . ' .
it makes 11 big difference where I.
you buy your Norfolk Suits. for.
‘- . that have no more style or 1111-11...
tor than a salt Ibex. «
it does not follow 11111111111111 our
Noriolks are cut in the. latest 1
style correctly taiimed and per-
_’ fzect lilting that you pay more for
- thorn than elsewhere.
we show one line at
"$8 00
A better line at
$10. 00
The $8 50 units have equally as
zmucbfatyie and tone as the better
‘grades, the only difference is in
the quality 01 trimmings and tab
1' ca. '
we display all the newest 111111»
mer fabrics: many {them exciu
- .slve; oxeiusivenesa a feature in
111111111 that you don't want to over-
00 .
.Comstock Bros.
14 South Main St couih Norwalk
n..- -w- ”or...“ m...
Wade
:Cloflm ‘
OATS
siiere‘ never varies from the sale. high-.
ouaiiiv etandard; Vet prices are as low
as can be quoted, except bv selling such .
trash as is never known here. I The real
economy is the peculiar characteristic
of the store. ‘
Ipr Oats That’ 5 Clean. ,
MANUEL T HATCH
Base 131111 Lawn Tennis. Cell 1111 Penn
Eastman Cameras. $1 00 and 11111111111137
Liberal discount 1111 Frame and Feed Cameras.
Wm./P Beers,
BOOKBELLER AND STATIONER.
No ‘ 3th 1131111.
some 11101 on are akowinz Norfolka
' Suede any believer against it
Fair Grounds.
“ have to cut our thrdats.
Not a day passes but what people tell us we have the 11111911111011.
ordinary one cnn be bought for elsewhere
Our display includes Wash Silks Dimitiea.
Musllns 911111111 and Females.
less than for or prices. You should not fail to take advantage or this on
ment or and he Dnintiest waists in town at prices lower than common and, ‘
Lawns Madras, Ginghn‘ma.‘
PLUMBING»
errand.
, Harman.
WNW?”
" rlr‘mc. ' 1
Tin. Sheet Iran. Copper
“‘ and Zinc. ‘
80 South Mam Strut.
81111111 No‘rwalk, 001111.
Telephone: 12243.
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of 91111111 total or partial blindness that
has been traced directly to the results
of vaccination. While the anti-vacci-
nationiatn do not wish to precipitate an
1 open quarrel with the health authorb
lien or interfere or antagonize the
board in any way. we indignantly de-
bounce the order of compulsory vacci-
nation as an abridgement of personal
11111111 We intend to organize a
branch of the Connecticut Anti- Vacci-
iiat‘ion Society) not to carry on a cam-
‘palgn against vaccination. nor par-
We
ave opinions and convictions in ref-
‘erence to the practice and physicians .
have no right window to poison a per—
sons system with the ulcerous putrid—
ities of filthy sores. no more than they
it is to de-
fend ourselves against those practices
that the organization is formed. and if
the health bomd carries out their in-
tentions an interesting opposition to
them is likely to result ”
1111111111 [1111 Events
(Continued from First Page).
followingbnt 1111111111111 program 101
Memorial. Day. has arranged for an
elaborate program on the. Norwalk
The (activities will be-
Igln at 10 o'clock in the morning. the
society and several visiting organize
’ “"tio‘na starting on a parade through the
= principal
‘atre‘ets of Norwalk and
South Norivalk.‘ “The lomoun Rome
Band. of~Ncw York; will furnish. music.
There will honoree races. ball game.
athletic events, band concert. with a
big dinner and dancing in the pavilion
during the afternoon and fireworks.
dancing and music in the evening Ad
mission to all the attractions will be
only 25c.
IGOUF GAME-9N NORWALK l‘lNKS.
The Norwalk Golf Club team will
play the: ‘Danbury .1101: teamson the:
Norwalk links tomorrow morning. The
members of the Norwalk team are:
Captain F A Lockwood .l. C. Green.
Cheater Sbiieck, Edward Selieck.
Reed G Haviland, Alfred Bourne, Phil~
1119.311 Knapp and Edward M. Lock-
wood.
LEAGUE SEASggw OPENS TOMOR-
League will open the season tomorrow
and the day should result in several
good games. in the morning the Nor
walks 111111 the R & G's will contest at
the Booker Field. Stamford plays at
Danbury and Derby at Bridgeport
In the afternoon the R & G's will
»' I play at Stamford. the Norwalks at
the “
Dnnbury and Bridgeport at Derby.
Saturday Stamford will play
Norwalks Danbury at Bridgeport and
the R at G s at Derby All the home
i‘gamea of both the R 11’: 6’11 and the
Norwaiks will be played on the Deck
121' Field. 1."
CENTER: SCHOOL PRO‘G‘RAIM.
m,
Moheriai Day Program Rendered in
the Building This Afternoon.
Fol owing is the program of Mercer
1111 Da
ter school thin ‘ait‘ernoon:
Fins Salutation.
Recitation-#171113. American Flag,
» William Gray.
Recitation—Our r1111.
1
‘I Plano SolowT“ ilight Echoes,
111111 FccneY
Quotations. "
Mortimer Brundaxe. Charlotte Franke.
Carrie 31111111133111: Smith.
Recitatlo‘nv-Dcco tic .
rt- .
—I—I y Favorite Ben.
pWilliam Derrigan,
Joe Whiteley.
The Southern Connecticut Baaebnll ‘
‘ June ,1 "
exercises rendered in tire Con.”
~ appointed by Insurance Commissioner
,,anen- Syracuse and Binghamton N
l
‘ 1 NOTES FfiQM THE AMERICAN
' Norwalk. They were entertained by,
" - 111111111 1111er and character
~ men on the. road are doing Well. 1.11.111.
" 1113111111 the customers of the rm ais
‘ . 1111x111 and in the tonovi
pulling 1.11111.
Our prices. are“; 311.150.13.611. 111.1111, 112.110.
made from light weight (31111le to, 11111111111111. Worsted .1
every new shape ‘ $6.50‘to ”8.00. '1 r , -
Our Boys’ Department is overflowing with noveltic
You should not fail to ace the splendid NECKWE‘Al‘l til
have at 25c and 50¢. ‘ ‘
Don’t delay in selecting your STRAW HAT, some
81111181 Price
Delaware.
1'1‘1113118 , 11111111“! *
Spectacle Ho
Fractured; Frames repaired and made as good 1111 no.
Lenses; no matter how complicated replaced quickly
Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses Properly
Examination free All work guaranteed.
,"
58 WALL STREET,
clunum": OPTICIAN
, . NORWAL 1‘09
1
ASSISTANT ACTUARY.
M i .
Chirie‘I B. Brown Appointed to Po‘il- :
tion in insurance Department
Theron Upaon who will assume the '
duties of insurance commissioner on 1
him appointed Charles Bairto ' «-
Brow .1 Ha tiord,1Io be the ass at or t e frei ht ha di rs w
ant‘ 111111111111 11' the department. Mr. ”men‘de‘d‘ iasthaturr‘i‘ayenight.
Brown will enter upon the duties of I ~1
the position; 'on July .1 and will on 1
1111 date and cod F. V Skid. He‘ has
linen co‘nnec ed with the department
for four years past and holds the post
tion of agency clerk. He was first
1'
ienced men About't
lane who came from New .
terdny morning rammed id’fl
None of the striking 11.113111
have applied for worki Th
quiet evidently ex‘pectin
‘abie action of the Ame 011‘
,tion of Labor to which bud?
ion of ’longshoremen is 11111
cowaec'rmc'r p11
Butts. He was born in New Haven.
and is a graduate of the Shedieid Sci-
entiilc School of Yale University hav~
ins graduated 11 the class of 1894.119.
is a civil engineer by profession and
before going to the insurande depart.-
ment followed his proté‘anion in New
iY.~ He is married; 1111‘ lives at NO
‘67 Allen place Harttor
ATTER.
The Wilson l“derby for fall will be
illustrated in the June issue of The
American Hatter and the trade may
‘ depend on its being“ a safe hat to ban
die. This prediction is based on the
success of the Wilson hat in past sea.
80M 8. Cornell Gordon Dunn and\l1‘red
Hates had a. very enjoyable outing ear
ly in the month at L“ Hammock Island
one oi! the 1911111111 in Long inland
. Sound a short distance from South
machines (reissue);
lor Stamford (2) chanéea
Wtion key l‘bck; Fran
Waterbury. continued
chine, George B. Pickup
Corbin. New Brita!
Charles H. Reid1 ,
out machine; .
Mei-walk;
Luke. Milford (ii
W B Bubbe!l. who had provided a '
fish per. which they all thoroughly
enjoyed.
.Johnlc Wilson a Co illustrate this
2 111011111 11 new Tourist which combines. ,
The salea- ii
are Mark r1111; 1111;.
ford, electric witch‘s
appreciate it. it is made 6 71.
’ Black. mocha 11111 “and belly up a. ctr
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