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, The telephone call for the branch of-
flee of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
walk is No. 44
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James Yates is having his delivery
WJgon repaired.
g‘he Public Market always has good
vegetables and mean-1.. ,
Malaria is worst in summer.
‘ Dick’s Mcdi1lne cures. 7 . 1
Dr'
‘T. J. Magnet is headquarters for fire
. wo1ks. See what the ad. says
James Manning entertained 11 low
friends at ping pong, last evening. It
“ 1 his home in Ely avenue.
Tomor1ow the Boston Stow is to
have a special sale on mostly every
thing. See what is said in the ad
. ‘ The Bridge Fish Market has just re-
2‘ ceived some hard shell crabs which are
selling at twentyfive (vents per dozen.
7 Dr. W 3.8111111 this morning had
7 his large rowbont launched. The (unit
‘looks fine in a coat of green and white
paint.
The game iotball between the bar-
tendels oi Dnnhury and Norwalk is
scheduled to take place today at Don
bury. .
7‘ Henry Perry of Norwalk who has
been serving in- the United States
Army ‘in the Philippine islands. is ex
pected home this month.
The Norwnlk lodge of Elks will hold
an important meeting this evening. All
members are requested to be present,
as business of importance is to come
up for action. .
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The Would Be baseball team. cap-
tained by Louis Ln1rig11n is practicing
hand on the Mayflower Oval. They in-
- tend some day to play the Sentinels.
or some other “league” team.
Among the many wedding gifts re-
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Car-
der wuss halnlsmne oak rocker from
Miss Catherine. M. St. John. teacher in‘
. the Middle Five .Mile River school;
and a silver fork from Victdr Tristram.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Trlstram,
of 1111101111111.
Rolls Black. secretary of the Bar-
bers’ Union was in N01 walk yesterday
and secured the application 0 Michael
Diaesa, who has a shop on Mn 11 street
for membership in the notch There
is only one shop in Norwalk now that
is non union and it is expected that
this shop will shortly come in.
1 —-—Scald head is an eczema of the
scalp-wary severe sometimes. but it
can be cured. Doan' s Ointment quick
and permanent in its results.‘ At any
drug store, 59 cents.
Ttigih of the-South tNorygall:
* Ball fit their} thee in: as
night decidewatter routine business.
to go ahead as soon as possible With
the lowering of the organ and to grant
. the pastor a vacation while as works
was being done As soon as the church
concurs in the serum of the trustees
work will be 1.111111115115111
Engineer Alfred H N
_ John McMahon and Brakeman
were sum 0 d to New
, ,7 it today. where they still undergo
, cond examine on in relation
in llision on the Ann street
bridge or sever-st weeks “ago 1111.1 will
11111 decided answer 1111111 otter
massagined by Superintendent
~ 7711 LA‘NE's
‘ of Nameless Wheat Food-«in all,
“111.411 1” 1111 ‘
31111111111,” to Ii CTPoiton. of Rower-
n. 7‘; .
Mrs. Elmer 8t. Genres continues
4 very seriously ill at the Norwalk Hos
pital, .
Gould Seymour and Leonard Foster
are contemplating a week's trip, to As.
bury Park, N. J.
‘ Raymond Bros. hnvd Just finished a
large sea wall in front of the Phipps
Beach Hotel at Greens-Farms. 7
Lewis Bloom. an all around athlete
from Astoria. L. A., In the guest of
Joseph M. oCodwin in Haviland street.
The New York Grocery Company's
South Norwalk store is having their
tom dellVery wagons overhauled 111111
Dalntcd. . .
The Norwalk harbors are desirous
of playing a game of baseball with the
South Norwulk barbe1s, the stake to
be a clam bake. -
District Deputy Charles Page install.
ed the newly elected ofiicers ofMol-
come Stranger Lodge, Sons of St.
George last evenin3.
The Witll street 111115111111 team cap-
tained by Charles Schuman, challenge
the Main street baseball team to play
any day to be named. .1 .
W.
Company D will hold a special meet-
revising of the by- laws and among oth-
or things to make on angemonts for
p
. —~jI-111Ve you secured a house lot yet
in Gotham 1111111? All you have to do
is to buy three packages of Norka Mal-
ted Oats; one of Oatnuts Food and one
711
cents worth. Pay two dollars for the
making of the deed and the lot is
yours. Particulars and plot of land
at 00 Wall street, Norwulk.
Mrs. Kate P. Hunter has returner! to
her home‘ln Main street, 'Norwnlk.. af-
ter a visit with Mrs Fanny S Beers.
.fo1merly of Norwalk who now resides
in Elizabeth, N. J
Thomas Gilbert fo1merly employed
in the Norwalk branch of the New"
Yoxk Grocery Company. has secured a
position as driver 1'01 J. A Partrlek. 0n
the street sminkler.
les‘ of Newark. N. 3., came to itoton
on . e excursion yesterday and were
guests during the day of Mr. and Mrs.
M. I) Dlew, of the Washington street
bridge. 7 ,
Mrs. Pulsford wife of F. W. Puls
foul who came to Shuth Norwallx only
last week to act as assistant snoerln
tendent of the Metropolitan Life In»
surance Company here. is seriously ill
at her home in New Haven. .
William Drew. who was so severely
injured in the trolley collision in Riv-
erside avenue isevel’ifl weeks ago is
able to get around with the aid of a
ca11e.lt‘is still necessary f01 him
to wear the bandage over his injured
eye.
Edward the young son of Thomas J.
Magncr. the newsdoaler.2111n into
South Main street this morning. and
very nearly talk under the boots of
a horse. It Was a narrow escape and
Mr. Magner is thankful that his son
was not injured.
Miss Ella Lookwood. of Lewlsbom
who was operated on fox appendicitis
as the Long Branch Hospital is now
1netting along nicely. Miss Lockwood
has a large number of friends in N111-
walk who will be very“ glad to learn
that she is convalesclng.
The continued ease of Charles Betta
accused by an East Norwallt girl. came
up before Judge Joseph R. Taylor this
morning in the South. Nurwalk side of
the town court. Probable causeiwas
found and the accused was bound over
to the next term of-the criminal com-
mon‘pleas court, under ‘honds of $400.
Dennis Valentine went the surety.
‘1 .\7 5.31:,“ 77 _ 7
Charles Ketcha'm, of Bridgeport. for-
is in South Norwalk today. He has
leased oifices in the South Norv‘valk
Thom-Company“ a building in Washing
ton street and intends to start in the
real estate, insurance and brokerage
business for the. Grain, Stock and Pro-
vision Company, of No.10 Wall street,
New York. ,
American Boak‘seelers'
or the arper Publishing Company in
authors
cellent one. 7 7 -
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meeting Monday night. voted to In!
I ‘ the 1111111111.: of an excursion on 11111 tabla
n‘tii Secretary
nit-M
tag this evening to take action on the -
E. T, Jervis and Mrs. Hattie Bongo. ‘
merly of. the firm of Lee 8: Ketcham. -
‘ This week‘si‘flarper,Weskly contains 1
a group picture of the members of the 1 ‘
Association. ,
‘who were the guests one day last week ' 2
the me are also are many prominent ‘ ‘
William P. Beers. of Non- 7
walk, is a. member of the Booksellers'. _
2 Association and‘his likeness is 'an em 7
Should come here for their Suits. we believe we doulZd
than“ every
one of them, and we would have the swellost looklné
t of 111511 in
The N111 walks to he found anywhere in the whole country. We do
“ dress 11 large share of them, but we often wonder why every man
doesn't come here 101' his clothes We believe they would, Wtoo it
”We Ne'vcrfsaw T'
Finer Clothing
Than we are offering our trade this Spring. Suite with all the 111111
‘ kinks of dashion $6 to $20. Tw o-pleca Outing Suits swell as itia nos-f
‘sible to make them, $5 to $12 and then we have evrything that‘s right '
1 ~ in Hats and Haberdashery to complete the outfit.
{ ‘ See the display of Trunks and Bags in our north window.
Comstock Bros.
14 South Main St. Masonic Building
South Norwalk. Norwnlk
Tampa. ‘ frown-1‘2
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for claiming your 11111101111112.1111 very best of 27
reasons. We buy direct 110m the Western‘i,‘
2 7 shippers. We boy the besicrades 0112mm.
7., We Larelullv screen both Oats and coin. and
you don't pay for dirt and dust. if, quahty.
and price count. we win.
Buy Oats That' 5 Clean. .
MANUEL T. HATCH
EASTMAN
20 Per Cent. Drscount
Wm. P. Beers.
1 PHOTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLIES. 77 7 ‘
«mucus-1. '
that will {ire satisfaction. ‘
1 i will not tell you of carioads I have
coming but stop in and i will shbw you .
the best and cleanest assortment of
. «THIS YEAR'B UP-TO-DA‘I'E ‘7
Fireworks in town.
,. Boilers ‘supplied until July 2
Private displays a specialty.
Ask to see our 81. $8 $8,
and $15 assortments. ,
Fred B Coleman
10 North Main 81.,
the usual $1.75 1111111.
Chamber and
. thleldgtiouble list
' ed. Chamber removed
customary hard on
$51 $10 rebounds into. Fagin, path on
1 ..Don't my more he .‘1
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. NORWALK H W
119.1111 Shell Crabs
Weak Fish
Porgies
Ctokers
, drill season November 1. 1991. to May
_ ‘1 31. 1902,1111: as follows: ,
.w Brigade ..........
“7‘1. Machine-Gun Battery.
2 Brigade Signal Corps
. 281111111111 lnfuntry .... .
11110111111 Infantry ..
251'. Co A 211 11111111111 ...... ..
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11111 on
Firms.
.‘5heet 1161.. Copper
and Zinc.7
50 South Maw Strut.
South Norwnik. 11111111. ‘
Telephone: 122-8
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Announced for the Connecticut 11.11.11. 7
ll Guard in Yesterday's Orders. '
In general orders No. 18, issued yes~
..terday from the cities of the 1111111111111
general in Hartford was announced
11‘. standing of the organizations of ‘
the state militia for May and also the
rating for the year. as follows; .
'lh‘e standing of the companies of,
the Fourth Infantry Regiment for the ‘
month of May was as foliows’:011m-
pauy11.Winsted. 95.;82 Company K;
Bridgeport. 95. 59: Company 1“.- Nor-
walk 403; Company D, Bridgeport,
94 57; Company D. fiouth Norwallg,
11411510011111.1111, E. Bridgeport. 92.08;
Company C Stamord. 9159; Company.
C,- Daubury. 88 86; Hospital (101111.72
Bridgeport, 100.
The figures of merit 111 organizatiohs
Connecticut National Guard. for the
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9515
“Separate Company. ......
.nattery ryA..7......... . 1111.74.
‘ Third Infantry .. 82. 97‘
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COMPANIES OF INFANTRY.
CO‘ I. 2d Infantry“ 7..
Co. G. 2d infantry, - .....
..Co. F. 2d Infantry
Co. B, lat infantry . ....... .
Co. A. 3d Infantry.
Co. ',K 20 Infantry ...
8. Co. 0, 2d infantry;
Co. .A.-lst infantry/17 . . . .7..
Co. E. lst infantry ..... . . . .
Co.i.1stiufautry.. ..
Cu. O, lst infantry ....... ..
00. G, lat Infantry. ..
‘ Co B211 Infantry .....
Co. D. .211 infantry .....
Cu. K. 4111 Infantry
Co. 0,2 4th Infantry
00. II. lst Infantry
Co: E. 213 infantry
Co. 1'). lat Infantry ......... _
00. F7. totinfantry
Co. K lst Infantry
Co. I), 4th infantty ..... .,
(30.19 4th infantry. .
lat Separate Companym, . .
Co.G.~ithlnfant1-y........1.~.
_Co. E ith Infantry
;Co.B,ith Intantry ...._._... .
Co. E. 9d Infantry
-Co. H.211 11111111111; .
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. Co. D. .31! Infantry. .
. 00.6 Infantry ...... ‘
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