Phone l65-5
r
Ice Cream that you
will: enjoy-Rating.
Absolutgly Pure.
«nouuuouumomo
5 I Washington St.
-<l AT -:. LANE’S o- ‘
MONEY NOT YHROWN AWAY.
Captain w. Bouton Wily How
Steamer Commander Grounded.
To the Editor at The Sentinel. In
your paper of the llith inst. I saw an
item In regard to tho drcdglng of tho
hurbOI: also of two boats getting
aground on account of the channel till-
ing in again. 'lhe opinion or some peo-
pkI is that the money appIopIiated tor
dchgIng Is thrown away. i would likI‘.I
to say that those people are probably
or riding a bicycle than steering steam-
boats. or thcy would change their opIn-’
ions.
'l‘hc way thc Commander ran
aground was as t‘ollowa: Tho dredge
had four scows. two loaded and two
cmpty. ouo ahead of tho other. ()no
acow was made last to thII drodgc. thon'
the. cxtreme end of the fourth III-ow!
was madtI fast to a barge which lay at
I Raymond Brothera' dock. a distance of.
I about two hundred feet from the
Local liars lilies
Charles Alnswotth is again able to
be out.
John McMahon.
Norwalk. is ill.
Cutbill‘s Bridgc Fish Market
ccives Connecticut River shad
every day.
Irving Smith is home from Mount
Hermon College.
Miss Lillian Watkins has returned
from a visit in Bridgeport.
of Mcrwiu street,
rc-
fresh
Ralph Bennett has resumed his dut-t
ice at the telephone office.
Mrs. Johnson of Suugatuck has been
the guest of Mrs, Scottin.
Captain IlnI'is Nash Is overhauling
thc Launch “Ferret" at Second Point.
Mrs. W. Wallace. who has been visit-
Ing in Now York, has returned to hcrI
home here.
For thIeII days bcginning ThlIlSdflI/I Iiously it tho passenger boat was this
the. Fair Cloak and Flu Store will con-
duct a four hour shirt waist sale.
particulars in advertisement.
The II‘, S. S. Club will meet tomor- thcrs' dock tor the other boat to pass.
ing Now thcrc will be plcnty of room to
row at the home of Miss Baker,
Port street.
Acting School Visitor .I. II. Light
,Icstcrday spent a pmtion of the day
visiting the lI‘Iaukliu ’school.
IIving Smith will chId the llw
of the Junior Band tomorrow night
and a huge attendance is expected
'lhc Travel Club of the Noiwalk
Congregational ChuII-h met last cIIIn—
ing. St. Paul's Cathedral was discuss-
t'll.
Miss Bessie Stanley
from It week's visit at the home of her
brother. Charles P. Stanley.
town.
Mrs. Dcxtcr Hitchcock will entertain
the Pine Lodge Whist Club Monday
afternoon. May 18th at hot homc in
West. avenue.
Inc Boston Store‘s clearance sale of
suits begins SatuIdaI next at 9 II. to.
RIIm cmber the long advertised salc of
womens stockings takes place tomor-
row
--’l‘I‘y \'anilln on
Crystals yout
Breakfast Cct‘eais——.\'IIII will find it. IIII.L
Ilclous.
Charles .l.I Murray. of Main street.
was the guest of the Rev. Father
Cocrr. rector of Christ Church,
ding Ridge. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Kcurcn arc mov-
ing from the Rose. lottage III East
AI'cnuII to the house owned by Henry
Wright. on the sonic street.
The remains of Mrs... Mary J. Dyhc-
man, mother of MrsQWallace Dunn. of-
22 iI‘rIante stIcct. Norwalk. were taken
to Ridgetlcld for interment this mot II-
ing.
Hon. Homer S. Cummings was a vis-
itor In South Norwalk yesterday. ac-
companicd by Mrs. Cummings and a
lady friend.
Stamford.
A number of Eagt Norwalk .Ioung
people are planning a! picnic at Rocky
Spring. The picnic will be held Sat-
urday if the weather Is as pleasant as
is expected.
The committee in the House yestcr-‘
day Inadc It favorableI repoit on 1850-
lution exempting St. Maty‘ Is Free Hos-L
pltal tot Children in Nonalk from M}
ntlon; calendar.
Mr. and Mrs. John
bride and groom,"have returned
M. Splltdort’.‘
to
590' out with the Raglc or City of Norwalh.
”mg buoy.
'IIIIong the cast side of thc IlIIqucI lw
has returned far
in 0901‘ch I
I
Rcd- .
They drove here from.
their home in New York, after a short .
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hege-
lcin. in Woodward avenue.
The'grcat weight of the oyster shells
stored on the dock at the Radeli Oyst-- ‘
or Company has caused that structure
to settle considerably and this settling;
' Spauiding (or $1.50.
I up: Baseball Gloves, 18c Irp. 'l‘hc cheap
is shown In the sidewalk on the bridge.
Friday morning there will be a spec—
ial sale of white shirt waist patterns
at the D. M. Read Company‘s Store.
Here is a chance to secure big bar-
gains so don't miss It.
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company is installing a three inch
main under the Washington street
~ bridge. This means that the residents
of East Norwalk ‘will be supplied with
gas.
Charles Gillespie. the popular con
ductor who left the employ of the Con-
solidated Railroad last November. and
who is now proprietor of the Roaednle
Cottage at Albnry Park. N. J.. was in
town calling on friends yesterday.
Invitations have been Issued for a
sociable to be giveahy 8t. Mph'a ’l'.
A. B. Society at Red Men‘s Hall on
Monday waning. May 18. Plans are
being made to have the alfalr a very
enjoyable one.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regu-
lar weekly meeting. Friday. at. 8:30.
with Mr: Charles Gray. of Ann street.
All interested in temperance growth
are invited to come to thefi meetings.
,Ind made welcome.
. The regular moctinxottheWhat-o-
. aver Circle of the Kim“ I Daughters of
the south Roi-walk not
’mms winbshoiddttbehoneor
Mrs. William Smith. 3! Wm street.
‘ PM “Will in
AT
:0 o i em a n’s
Agent for Spaniding Baseball and
Sporting Goods.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
,ummammmdmtpm
«tron: «unanimo- ..
dredge. Some our cast the line of thol
snows off the barge. the tide was full-
Ing and that let throc off the scows
swing around. and as the channel is
but 150 feet wide, tho threII scows be-
ing and that lct thco of the acows
got aground on the east side. titty fcIIt
Iarthcr than the dredge has dug. 'l'lIc.
captain of thc (.‘.ommandcr thought he
could get around thc ucows. but IIII
could not. and got aground on tho mud
flat which has not been dug at all. I
left our dock with the Eaglc III 4
o’clock. bound for New York. and had
to cast off the thrce scoWs which Were
not on bottom and drop them all down
the river, so i could get by. anti that
left one scow qul the Commander on
the IIIIIII bank with a passage betwecn
them and thc dredge.
Now. as i go in and out. of this liar-
bor evory day in thc your. and have
bIIen doing so for the last ill’tccn yours
on the Norwulk boats. and for a num-
bcr of yours bclorc on boats of various
kinds, I will say that as far as my cx-
pt‘l‘if‘llt‘l’ and judgint‘Int itnt‘s. thII
drcdaing has done a gt‘cat deal of good.
It has widoncd the channel so that
1 two boats can pass at low watt-I. I’I rc-
sitlc of l)oIlon s Point and l was going
I always had to wait III Raymond [Iro-
I pass at any point.
As t'm thc dcpth we can go out now
IInIch i‘ull spIch. “lli‘li‘ as below no
bad to so out unch half spccd and
(lid): IIII thou way out to I‘ltchs Point
’lhc llttlrI boats which aIIInIn
tuIIIIn Raymond Brothcis' IIOIk and
IlIIIkIII" s dock. II hirh gh't‘ IIH so much
. trouIIIII in slimmer. will also huvc
. much Inorc room now. and will bc less
‘in thc war it thcy kccp that sidc as
as possible,
I .«Ity. lct moro busincss mcn tukc
IIII intcrcst in tho itIIprovcnIcnt 'of tho
I harbor and act more mIIIIIIy appropri—
' nted cvcry )‘i’iil’. and we will soon hith‘
as good it harbor us Bridgeport or am
othIII Ilty along the Sound. with picn—
‘tI of mum and plenty of room for
'larng and small boats to aIIIlIoI almost
:Invwhctc. as illt‘ lIaIbIII IIthn'ds pIII nt\
of mum at high \IIIth \II you want
now is to dig mud and you will have
plenty room at low water. Let us have
IInoIII digging.
I outs Icspcr tfullI
(‘.'\I’i. \\ .\I. ll il()l"l‘().\‘.
SIIIIImcr City of Norwalk.
MYSTERY IN PEAT SWAMP.
There's a mystery sIIrrquIdluI:
Wat‘s swamp that an endeavor Is be—
ing mndc to solve. Residents in thc
vicinity claim they heard tho. crlcs of
a woman about. midnight Monday and
ITuesdny a woman‘s hat and umbrcllu
were found in thc road udjuccnt to tho
swamp. So far ascanbc lcarncd no
woman In this locality is missing.
ncithcr is Ihcrc cvidcncc of an attack
upon any one here. but thcrc is a
Isuspicion that a woman was wuylaid
. by hobocs about the swamp and Inndc
hor escape toward Norwnlk. Trollcy-
itcs saw thtI iIIll tale evidences of
thI.I suspcrtcd assault. all day Tucsday
and the incidcut ls Sliilit-‘t'i for goncrnl
comment.
STOLE PHOTOGRAPH CASE. ,
YesterdaI some mT’scrcant stole thc
small photo (use from In haul of 4 ‘
South Main street and as yet it has
not been. returned. MI. Hamlin. the
“photo ‘man "who ifaa a studio in the
block, has altered a reward of 8.30 for
information that Will load to the aIIost
and conI'icthn of tho party who took
theIase.
Bots, ”Look”!
A complete Baseball Suit. Gray.
Navy Blue. or Maroon. made. by A. G.
Baseball Mits. 9c
est place in town to buy Baseball
Goods.
The suelnepoait Vaults of
THE ram NORWALK
THU" COMP!"
girth: storm
«I. Want! from
more used to running an nutomobilo
AI.
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: OATIIFAOTIOH OR MONEY BACK.
Good Underwear
and Outerwears.
Right underwear is at the bottom of all your warm-
breather comfort. Get the right kind for you. that fits,
and comfort ls yours.
But what's right for one man is wrong fol- another,
so we have all the good kinds of light-Weight wears,
lightly priced conSr'dering quality. and in all sizes.
Balbriggan' m cm: and colors, 25c and 50c.
34 to 50 regulars and shorts and stouts.
Merino' or gray and white, 5 0c, 75c and $1.
:rby-ribbed at 5 0c and 31.
Cotton mesh, 5 0c; Gordian mes/I, $ 1 .5 0.
The biggest show of good neqlt’gee sblrls in'town,
79c, $1 and $1.50.
The smartest suits. hats, neckwear and hosiery of
the season. ‘
Trunks, bags and salt cases at summer prices.
Sizes
D
\
NORWALK.
Tat. Call, 444.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Cali, 32-2.
FOUL TRY FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which it
a most excellent hen feed and it's cheap. it' s a good feed
for cattle or hogs. in our opinion. better than corn. Other
feeds for poultry aIe:
HIO Poultry Pratt’s Food
Hominy Millet Seed
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Send
Chick Manna
itat any timewhat l have to offer is not what you'd
like to have, i will endeavor to obtain the goods and on.
Iy charge the price you ought to pay.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH}
i
fiWV" ”RAW
/'"’\ /".\/"‘\.. /-"\ ._./""\,/"\/""\/"\,/
I L... y our .
Who is your Photographer?
JACKSON’ 5 STUDIO
will produm for you L
Art Photonraphs
IN SPECIAL DESIGNS.
“Not how cheap—but how good."
Sittings by appointment or 53 Watt 31., Norwalk.
from It) to l'.‘ m.; 2 to -i p. m. Opposite Hotel
___, ._..,...£- ,. _. - .”-
“up Sine
Photographic Mounts guxmmmt
kip-tomato and \'lerw‘hrt‘tst'tc .
WILLIAMP, BEERS
Photographic Supplies
NORWALK. CONN.
.. PHOTOGRAPHS
CABINET SIZE
HALF ’(CQOBINETO,
$2.75 doz.
vou CANNOT oar BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. ll Main Strut. Norwalk.
A PENNY 5A m: as A PENNY aAern.
but properly fitted glasses save many dollars.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room. 9 United Bank Building, south Norwaik, Conn.
once hours 8 to 11:15; 12:45 to 6: 80. Saturday evenings 7-9.
1 Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
‘I
,
Wedding Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles
H. S. ROOD,
I 6 South Main Strret, Soutfi Norwalk. Conn.
FOUR Houa
SHIRT WAIST SALE
seams THURSDAV,MAY14, 15, tG.FROM 2 P. M. UNTIL o P: III. THIS
I: on: or THE BARGAINS. YOU can. BUY A rm: venous on
LAWN wrun- roa ac.” ws cunnmfs: THIS WAIST ”to WASH,
mo retiree-r FIT. DON‘T FORGET nus SALE TAKES Pucs AT
The Fair Chat and Far Store.
. spirit-at. Prion
Tooth Brushes
i0 cents.
This WeekIOnly
At The Clifford Pharmacy.
Sample Oriental Tooth
Powder with each brush.
. I -
......._...
Clifford rIi’aImaw
puoasiba
mmoomoommon
Sack.
Suit I
which we sell. possesses ovary:
point of fashion. tit and finish that
the most particular man or young
man desires. The shape oil the
shoulders is just right. the set. of.
the collar is perfect. the angle of . .
the lapels is correct and the length
of the coat exactly I ;
WHAT THE UP'TO-DATI‘.
TODAY S QUOTATIONS
\\'I\IIII SIREE'I
thc opt-hing tlIII majority were
chungcd from last night's prices.
II dcclinc oi"
I‘cachcd us much us our half.
WALL STREET“. II a. In..-~
in thc iIIIIIld stocks. Kansas
prct‘crrcd l and other Could stocks a
IIIorIILrIItv- fraction.
suincd its upward conI'MI and gained
I-bI. Now HitVl‘ll t'cll off I.
l'IIIIcil‘lt‘ 3‘3.
WALL S'l‘illiii‘l‘. noon ~3l‘hc burden-
ing tcndcncy or prices was inicrrupted
by a break of 2‘5. in Colorado l-‘ucl.
with It rally to about last night's l"\'(‘l.
’l'hc ndI'IIncII rcut-hcd l7“ in Wheeling
in common. sccund prcrcrrcd and Met-
rupolitan Strcct Railway. and 14,. in
.\'ortlIII'I‘Ist-II‘II, l’rcssurc was rcncwcd
against thII Itock Island stocks. thc
prct’crrod losing a point. Sonic othcr
stocks fell back to tho lowcst. Bonds
wcrc irrcaulnr.
\\'.\l.l. S'i'Rl‘IhZ'l‘. l p. III.~.-\ttcmpts
to InnrkIIt stock III-I-IIIsI-d only a very
Ilrnitcd demand and pI'iccs were forced
lower all around. .\'I-w York (‘cntral
declined l. Ilclnwurc & Hudson. Iii}.
and lint: pIIIl'cI'IIId i in all.
RtIpoI'itId ()\'t‘l‘ privnlc wireI of Mn-
pics oi tIoIIisI-hmidt. Commission llro
kcrs, Swartz & l‘nrbctt lllork‘ South
.\'nrwulh:
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON. May 14.—Arrived: SteamI
crs English King from Antwerp; l‘hil-
adelphla from London: Carpathla front
Liverptml.
HAVRE May H-Arrived:
vole from New York.
QUEENSTOWN May li—Arrlved:
Saxonia from Boston.
CHERBOURG. May li—Arrlved:
Steamer Deutuhland from New York.
GLASGOW, May li——Arrived: Aus-
trian from Boston.
LIVERPOOL. May li-—Arrived:
Steamer Bostonian. from Boston.
La SaI
.‘.— .-.
SONS OF HERMAN T0 PICNIC.
Grand President Emil Edelmann. of
Bridgeport. was present at the meet-
ing of Humboldt. Lodge. Sons of Her.
man. Monday evening. and addressed
the members on the condition and
needs of the organization. The lodge
defined to hold a picnic early in the
summer and a committee W)“ named
'to carry out the plan.
Be sure of your ability to keep your
head above water before trying to get
In the swim“.
We have aTAR CAMPHOR with lav-
endor- flavor, put up in pound and V;
ML”. which in In ahgant
brawn," y winhrvnartng
1b., lie. 3/. tho, 10c.
thing “for pa
mm‘ GO.
. 10:10 It. mn~0f the
small numbcr of stocks traded in at
un-
A
Ilsc ot‘ a point in Chicago & Alton and
.84 In ltubbcr Goods pl‘i‘-
i‘cIII-d IIIIrc tho only movements that
“Henry
selling of Rock Island drove it down
to l2“,I but tlII- gcneral market did not
yicld much and rather inclined to a
higher Icvcl in sympathy with a rise.
and
’l‘cxus prI-i'cI-I-IIII liih'flllt'mi III. Wabash
(.‘olurado Furl rII.
luwa (Icn-
trnl pI'cI‘cI'rtId lb; and \\'c.titIgIIousc
unti l.akc Eric II‘irst l’rci’ci'rcIl. a point.
Lorenzo leble.
()pI-II lligll IAJII' Itllli
.\nIai. ('IIppI-I-L Ila-3,. «3.353., tiII‘. out».
Am. C. AV l-‘. pi‘. it! I. ‘.II M til ‘4 III“.
Am. (‘01. (iii, ill-'1. id’s. itt‘u lulu
Am, ti. ’I‘wn.~ M It it - ll
.-\Iut~ricun icc. Wk. 1'“... Wk. 3“,.
.\m. by pid.. iii-‘3 IliIN 347,. INIII
.\IIIIII', LIII'IL, 2.312... 27.75 , 2.335, lift-I4
Am. SIIIIIII., ' .Id in) hit BIL
I.In. Sugar. ir'v ”I. lit; ”5-". 11:1:
.\. T. at S. W Thu 79!. Ink.
Ball. KI Uliio. MI). 9': 393‘s
llklyn IIL 'l‘L H.575 d5“. I'm-a
tncs & ()htt) ill-1N 43"; till-4
t'bi. & \' \'i' IN" 130 ltitt
Chi. tit \VIIst. L" L’J'I. 2‘."
C. M &. St P. Ititi‘_ ilitl‘I ltitli’m
‘Cul. II‘. In I. not we tiil‘ré
llt‘l. In that. I77:I III:I._. thi‘m
IIIIIIIL :H-fi : :14“. 34%
Erie. lst pi‘d.. titi '. 1:73, ti'I'I'ifI
Ill. CcntrIIl. 13M; inst/I;- 138‘.‘ liitxh
Lou, & Nash. II? a “7% 117% ”7%
Manhattan, 111- *3 Hits Ill»; lilu
Mct. nt._lty.. 1:: I 131%.. Iiil lill
.\lex. Contra]. 28 23‘s; .I "vi 277k
hit-Ix. N‘t (‘tfs.L 2 2th 2:37“ 2‘
.\l. K. & '1‘.. 2d 2%,. 2d L‘n‘a’
M. K. & T. pid. now. 573; not»); 57V“
Mo. Pacific. lll7u Hilts, MIT. ”21/;
National Lead. 20 1'0 '20 20
' I. Ccutrul. 1291.4; l‘litlu 1385;. mil-34
Nori‘. & West” Tl illf.‘ 704i; I‘d-I,
(int. & West, 1:9»... 29% 29 219
Pacific MailL 317. 3’7. :II‘I. 3l7II
Ponn. R~ R.. 129-1.. 1-5M. law... 1291.;
Reading. {It “I. 5-! “It. 5:! to 53 V.»
RcaIi.. 2d prl._ 70 7d 69% um
Repub. Stecl. III". till; 18% 13h.
Rock Island. 43 43‘.‘ 421.4 42 "
Rock Island of 7573 7.375 753:. 7515;
Mibllél‘ Geode 20 2.5% '25 3.7“
Son. Pacific; 5‘41 543; 5-11.; 5H1.
Sou. Ry. (o‘ .. 30% 301,»; 3031’, 30%
Tcnn. C. & |.. 62% 62 ,‘ 6‘2 #214;
Texas Pacific. 355,. 85, 35% 353i -
Umon Pacific, 89% 90% 8975. 8973
I’d. Pac. pfd.. . 91% 91% 91% 91%
II. S. Leather. III-$1 13% I353", 13%
U. S. IIea. pfd. 96 lull/g 957.3 957;;
U. s R. & C.. 2035' 20% 20 20%
1?. 8. Rubber. line 161.4 ' 161/5, 16%
II. S. Steel. 34 34% 34 3414
II. S. Steel pf.. 83% 83% 83% 33%
Wabash pt‘d.. 48% 49* 48-39. 48%
Wiscon Cent. 23% 231,13 2312 23k
MAN WANTS.
We have a special line of these 36—"
lccted from our stock that cannot '
be equalled for anything near the
pr'lle In this part or the country. ‘
On this special selection we have
made the pr-‘EII
$10 $12 and $15.?
and at each'prlceI you will ~
a ,
Wc IIIII'II. othIIr gI'IIdIIs from $16 to $20.
iind spcclal \‘iilUt’S_
on“. a i
DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS.
'I‘hcit Ilothingnccds mth IIttIIntion. Get them stylish well~fltting . '
Suits. but at the sumctimc look out for tho Ilcpcndable quality-it. will ‘
pay. We “dill to show you a special assortment this week for boy58_ to
it! ycats double and ninglcbtcasted stIles w0ItlI $5; out price. 33.- 50-
Also little boys lI‘ntIcI Suits {tom II to to years at $2. $2. 50 and $3.
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
in (nu Fulnishinx Goods Department that Iou need right now and we
should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how much
money you will save on sin b
We have It grout variety of Suntmct‘llats and Capital prices that.
are worthy of morc than passing thought.
J-‘EAMA I:
SELLECK 8. PRICE.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
SHORTCAKE TIME
Reliable Prepared Flour Makes
Perfect Shortcake
Try Some of the Receipts
A Surprise Awaits You
SOLD BY
W”
If You Cannot SeeLL
see .‘ -
O. B. JACKSON
THE OPTICIAN.
He can give you perfect Iision If such is possible.
as well as you should,
No Iharge ioI examination.
Matching of Icnscs. and all Icpatting done without delay. . . . - -.
58 WALL STREET‘ ' NORWALK, CONN; ‘
.l'.i.
10,000 Bean Poles,
Fertilizers, Barn=Yard Manure;
Land Plaster and fishes.
. my _.. M. . .. 5...-.d9. M... - w. _._. .._
Phone ")8.
Gutbili’s Bridge Fish Market?‘
The Onlv Place In town that receives I "'1
carnation Inn "
Fresh Daily.
’R. J_ .c'uTBILLi'.
West End Washington St. Bridge. South
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