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fné‘ lasts. .
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CA KE
L tits-'5
Rosfiauranf.
5 I Washington St.
the other boats. however, are tietl tip at
the docks, the company thus far not
.hnving succeeded in filling the places
of the striking firemen.
A feature of the strike at the Mott
Haven yards is the stand the saloon.
keepers in the neighborhood have. tak-
en aganlet the italian strikebroakers.
git has been tho custom of the freight
jbandlcrs in tho yards to purchase a
pint of beer with their noon day lunch-
eon. This usually costs 10 cents. Now
the saloon keepers have put a ban on
the serving of pints to the italians un-
‘lt‘ss they pay $2 for it. This price
was fixed by all the saloon keepers in
'the neighborhood and is necessarily
l
prohibitive.
I General Superintendent Shepard. of
tthe New York, New Haven and Hart-
’i'ortl Railroad. issued a staicmcut today
in which he says that. so far as his
company is concerned. the strike ls
g tloubtediy attend.
. generally close all day on' Declaration
'lIay.‘ Some of them. however, will
—i' . over. iiiI says that conditions are
~ f' ' " ”W" practically normal in all quarters
i ' which were affected by the strike, that
t . the freight embargo at all the. yards
0 d 'B ‘ land docks have been raised and that
4 ‘ ' lthc company itunorrow pluhilhly will
. .__. ——-—— :bcgln to handle perishable freight. 'iihtv
MEMORIAL DA V SENTINEL. lstatcmcnt concludes:
Thn Sentinel will he issued as u I. "All of our hosts, excepting one. are
moming paper on Memorial Day. next . In servlcc._ That makes 17 of ottr own.
Monday. 5 three outside tugs and two large stra-
more.
"The embargo has been raised at
Jersey City and the Harlem River and
we will more nearly evcry tar at those
points today anti more than that. all
the cars that come in. We expect to
be able to handle two thousand cars to-
R. L, (‘.oburn returitml IOdfl)‘ from 0
visit to Pennsylvania.
Many bargains in tll‘llilcl'ware can be
picked up at Road‘s. 500 ad.
~~Grecn peas (the pk '.. F. D. L. & Co. .
Sale of cottons, whit 1. fancy and sta~ ftlay. Tomorrow we will probably be
pic. at. iiowland's. Set t 00- lgin to handle perishable stuff again."
Miss Margaret (3mm ‘ngham. of Dan- i The claim that a large number of
bury. in visiting friend i hero. tclcrks employed on the various piers
Miss N. E. Ryan is
disposing of a iconiroiied by the New York. New Hav-
flue assortment of pret y ma waists. Inn and Hartford Railroad won. 0." on
, , ‘ . 'h t l.Istrike in sympathy with the freight
Read Dibble” ad., 3'“ ”0° “ “ “'bandlcrs. was denied in a statement
doing in the way of gr icery specialsl
argc
Rig nineteen cent sale at the Rest-
Store Saturday ilig reductions but
been made on all new scasonahie mo
citandise from all the various depart
ments for this sale. and it is replet
with bargains. Read the ad.
Frank‘ A. Ferris made an address 0
the Business Man's Religion. last even- , .' Rye, and 0" hundred others.
ing, at the prayer meeting of the Nor-l °1_
walk Congregational Church. At the:
prayer meeting of the Young People’s
Society, preceding, Frederick A. E118
was the leader. -
——-10 lb. pail pure larti 90c. Hayes‘.
The stores In South Norwnjk will
‘ lissuetl today by M lt-huel Lynch. an oiil
for MUIF‘I‘W pI' tccr of the Order of Railway Clcrlts. The
You can not 1118! the articular part istatemcnt says very few of the clerks
of the quarter of beef th‘ai you Will)! . went out. and those who did werc
at. Schaub‘s Market. 'checltnrs on the piers. The clerks in
The Lee Tea and nuttoir Co. makes lgencral. says the statcmcnt. tio not rec
announcement of special prices of blit- ‘OKRIZO thitt the i‘rt‘ighi handlers havt-
for. eggs. coffee and teas tiwiay. *1 Srmvaucc.
The industrial League (it the Non1 Bridgeport Voted Not to Strike.
walk Methodist Church wll hold a 505-! llRliiGEPORT. May ‘.l’t‘.—Agcnt L.
slon this evening, at the {-hurch. R. Nickcrson of the New York, Nev
You will find the very best the may. ancu and Hartford Railroad hero
but “norm,- at Seymour's ’store. Mtisays that the. local freight handlers~
goods are frcsh and wholeismue. See have, voted not to strike. He says that
ad. ' ,all are working as usual totia'y anti
‘ . . . . .ithat the company is handling rclght
inll’g'ulylihlgr‘iixi; "it‘f‘I‘o'IuIil 1123,3213, iboth ways on the Bridgeport lino of
”‘de in South. Norwalk and Se“ tstoamboats without any trouble at all.
tnour ' I As near as can be learned the general
‘ V . , situation is improving and that thc
The vehicles you get at he 1801'“ H“ ctunpany is now receiving freight for
cry stable are stylish. comfo 'tia‘blte Hill; ‘ points [,m-(md New York.
:gflw'fslwéugfiogflM8 well W am i steamer Priscilla Unleaded.
‘ . _. I WILL RIVER. Mass. May 27,—r’1‘hc
“umm' fowls H “"‘I ”I“ ‘ HM“*‘~ i stcamer Priscilla. ot‘ the Fall Rivm
('holcc California hams at is centst HIH‘, came into nor! 1mm New Yuri;
a pound, at the aNcw York Grocery early today with a hcavy load of
Company's store, See ad. f 1' other ”with! consigned to Fall River. and
bargains {up Saturday, points between this city and lloston.
A large varletv of delicacle. for thc ‘ Th“ ‘Vm'k ”I unloading ltl‘m'f‘t‘tif‘tl
Decoration Dav lunch can be mind at smoothly anti without interference on
the United (irocery Company ' store. ”w “”9.” “"t' “I ”I" “‘FIkmg fl‘t’ISII‘
(Jail anti enjoy their Saturday is spew “mm-“”-
iais. ' Boston and Maine Lays Off Man.
County i’rcsiticnt, Michael Mu ins. of BOSTON. May 27.—~'i‘ho Boston ant‘
Stamford. wag a visitor at the assign i Mainc Railroad has been laying oil
of South Norwalk Division, a. f). 11., men wherever possible on account o:
last evening. Routine business was falliltsoff in traillt. As it has been ob
transacted. glazed to increase it‘s roadway force}:
.. . towcver. t to not re no on it its wor »
defi:£ mixlgrrg‘f]$3.3;er v23: . ing forccs. it is said. will not amount
t'ount-ll, Knights of (‘.olumbus. 0 Nor-tho more‘tban 300 men. mainly fx-Etlght
walk will beheld at St. Marv's t‘ urch, autilcrs and. tralnmcn. V we! rosl.
Montlnv at 8 a m ' ,-dcnt ilarr said today that although
‘ , ‘ ' ‘ . . there had been quttc a falling off in
i\odalts and camera supplies in traffic, it was not to an extent. to bc
variety at “'iIIIHm i’. iieers statl 191'." i mnsmfl...‘ serious.
stores. 49 Wall, street. Norwaik. and __,____',_
3: South Main street, South Not' 'iilk- cHlLD DROWNED IN RAIN BARREL
“‘lt‘i’h‘mt‘ “"1 . LAKEV‘LLE, May 37.-~Nl‘\VS reach-
Amoug the pleasant excursion on cd here today of the unusual death of
Memorial Day will be that by , the f Gladys. the two year old daughter of
strainer Huntington, to Huntington. i M r. and Mrs. Nelson Pierson. who live
L. i. Leave South Norwaik. 9:45: on a farm four miles wcst of this vil-
iluntington. 2:30. ‘ loge. During the absence of her par-
.\ littio domestic row took place this‘ cuts yesterday. the child was cared
noon, in Railroad avenue. Louis iiilltl i for by an older sister who was at work
l’cter Cuneo became lnvolvcd in u 'ru- : in the kitchen when sbc noticed that
ctis. Both were arrested by 0 ccr: ‘.iadys was missing. After a search.
lt‘l'ank Raymond, anti placed it derishe found the child in a rain barrel
bonds of $15. . ‘ i Whichfwgs sunk in the. ”()lilnddatl the
, . rear 0 t c rouse ant couta ne stout
~—Cholec fowls ii and the. lb. Hayes .3 1“.” feet of water. it is supposed that.
The Arlen Singing Society is pl‘m‘ i the child was attracted by her shadow
n' g to hold a..picnic in Fredrich‘s in the watcr and fell in. The medical
at vc on Decoration Uny.’ Them @111 i cyatniner reported a finding of ac-
be music, botlt instrumental and ') imiit‘lllfli (It‘ath-
cal. and quite a large number will -; - . .
. ! Sheet Music:
Blue Bells. Uncas, By the Shady
‘ ook, Your Dad Gave His Life for His
cor. EMAN’S
10 Nertn Main Street. South Namath.
Agent for A. G. Spauiding'a Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
A Safe
Deposit
j ox '
keep open until 10 o‘clock in the morn
ing to provide for the uceda of their
customers. Among these which will
close all day is-the United Grocery
(Jo. Charles E. Seymour will close his
store at 10 o‘clock.
CARPET MILLS
9
DSED.
LOWELL. Mass, my. 27.—Aii dn-~ . _ ..
partments ofthe Bigot ‘Carpet Mills , ‘in" ,,‘, Ii th
here will shut down- _- row and re- tail of ‘3
main cloacd until Jan The mind
employ 3.500 operatlv {gt
saysthat the shutdo
dullness just now in
PAINT YOUR DU
to 81:00 with Devoe'
Paint. . It weikii's 3 '
the plot that others, w . 1
gives 0. alone equal to no . r 1:. Sold
by Watkins & Dow and E. , Gorbam.
South. , zerwalk
. It’llst ompany
is The ’ Be Possible
insurance aainst
_. Fire and B tats.
A great many people in
a e victims of mniar I . ‘
a .. itivecurewlth
Oi agrarian”);
.I. Vai'.
t
i
I
best becomes you.
cents to $2.00.
ten, 25 cents to $t.5o.
When you think of a new
Everything but shoes. for
SOUTH NORWALK.
Our Grief Jeannine: Satisfaction or Money Back.
I Straw Hat ,
f Headquarters.
Just one store in town where you find ALL the new smart
shapes in STRAW HATS—this is that store.
; i '-
I Come and choose now. while stocks are fresh and new. and
while you can get your size in the shape you like best and that
The new natty sailor models in various proportions of
crown and brim, in fine split and Scnnitt braids. 50 cents to
$3.50. Mackinaws in conservative shapes, for elderly men. as
l
Panamas~good ones at very moderate prices—$3.50.
Everything that‘s new in Straw Hats for boys and child-
Summer Suit. think of HART.
SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS. We sell them. $12 to $25.
and other good suits for less money.
Summer men and boys.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successor!“ Comsfaok Bros.
TEL. CA LL. 82¢.
(.
l
I
is our business.
We owe mttch to the public
scrv i ce. u
pf You out
flfi EifiBoth Los
WE SHALL MAKE A SWEEP
RENTING CUSTOMERS.
IF YOU WANT To SAVE MON
CHANCE To do av.
WE WILL ARRANGE TERMS TO
SEE THE JEWETT.
L.
CZIW
Books
49 Will an. Norwatk.
A Who-Said Coal?
. Why, we have plenty of coal—coal
to burn, good, clean coal that will burn
are clear and bright when you need-
lt. Don't hold Off thinking coal prices ..
yotr will probably save muney. ’ Price
foriwlnter or summer-$6.00 per ton;
No Charge for carrying in.
Advert
L
n. >
"""§'iii'"e as it‘s); Grit—'n ana'rFe'rt tn’ahtgfmtrjttuomt wit}
We take some things for granted though-as that you
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good <
”FWJV
, ; BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
i am near—dust as far as the near-
est lcttorebux or telephone.
AND WE HAVE IN STOCK UNTIL JUNE
HAVE ROOM FOR OUR STOCK OF PIANOS -TO SUPPLY OUR
STATIONER.
_.. ‘... ._. ._ - ...,_. «L.»—
when you want it to. and make your“ A
are going down—no, hot’that we,hnow ‘
of?’ Let. us fill your 6rder now and A
automates.
. . --._.......A.-.. . ._,_,, -v 322:---"
l’roilt is not our only aim—«not quite:
for the patronage they give.
MANUEL T'n' HATCH
o————
Buy Nov} "We
a Money.
th REDUCTION ON EVERY Pi-
isT—SIMPLY mus?
EY; IF YOU APPRECIATE THE
TIME TO BUY. NO MATTER WHAT GRADE OF A PIANO, YOU
WILL NOT, UNDER ‘ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, ALLOW THIS
YOU NEED NOT PAY CASH TO GET THE ADVANTAGE OF PRICE.
MEET YOUR CONVENIENCE.
Telephone 865-3.
KODAKE”
CAMERA SUPPLIES
. P. BEERS,
. ENGRAVING
8 8°th Main at. 8°. Nov-walk.
M
Maples ti; Goltischmidt. Commission
Open. High. Low. 2:00
Amai. Cop. 50% 50% 50% 5055
Aria. Smelt. 507.. 511,43 507.. 51%
' A, T. & S. l-‘e._ 69 69 6814 08%
Balto. tit Ohio. 77% 7711;» 77‘," 77%
ll'kiyn, R. ’i‘.. 471/2 47% 17's. 47%
Ch. Gt. West. ii‘fi 141/2 14% 14%
Ch M 61: St i’.. 140% 11035; 1391’: 139%
Can. Gas, 206 206 206 206
Eric. :33 23 22% 22%
Erie, ist. pf.. Bil 58 57 5?
Gen. Elec... 156 156 1.36 156
111. Central. 1293;, 120M; 129% 120V:
Lou. & Nash, 1071/. 10qu 1071.1 1071/;
Met. St. Ry.. 1091—5 100% 1001”: 109%
Mex. Central. 7% 7% 7 , 7%
Mo. Pacific. sang Sit-i“. Rim, 89
Nerf. & West, 56 56 5.171. 557...
()nt. & West., 21% 21%, 21% 21%
Penn, R. R., 1131»; lid“; i131; illlfi
Reading. 431/3, till; 43 43%
Rep. Steel. 69;. 01.. 03;. 6%
Rock island. 20-3. 203. 204$. 20%
South. _ a ., “£533- siifix. ASIA-45%
Sou. RY. &. ‘ ‘.rl) , “I 20 ‘.‘0 ', 30‘
Tenn. 0. r; 1., salt" 331,5 331,4. 33%
Texas, Par... 21 21 ‘21 21
I'ninn Putt, 83% 83V. till-)3 8271'.
Union Pac.. pf..91 91 91 91
U S. Leatb. pf. 79-1-3 01:34 93% 93%
l'. S. Rubber, 16% 16-2-3 16% 16%
ii. s. Steel. 91) 91.4. 9%. 9%
17. 8. Steel. pf.. 53" hi 533$. 53%
\i'abssb. 1:314. 1014 151,; 15%
Wabash. pf.. am 3-H}; 3312’ 33%
HARVARD MAY ACCEPT CHAL-
‘ LENGF.
gratin-ted from Brown
SPECIAL
A box of sixty sheets of paper
and sixty envelopel.
' noon QUALITY.
220 PER 30X.
THE illiillilli Pililllltlfi
The Prescription Store.
All can till. the deer.
Night Calin Adm
Telephone Call, 164.
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. lll.—~Tllti
opening tit-slings showed no alteration
in the listless character of the stock
market today. (‘hangcs were small
and mixed. and most of the prominent
leaders opened at last night's prices.
WALL STREET. noon-Prices drift-
ed slowly downward. declines reaching
in to ii.’ for the leaders. linitctl States
Steel, Md. and Wabash. pftl., showed
the maximum decline. Detroit South-
orn stocks anti Pullman lost a point.
and Toledo. St. Louis and Western re-
covered its less. Attendance at the
Board was small anti the trading was
insignificant. Bonds were steady. '
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—-Pressure
against the [Cries anti unexplained ll-
quldation in a few othtr low priced
stOcks presented 1 only features of
interest in an other fan dormant mar~
ket. Erie Common and the First Pre-
ferred sold down 03. Chicago Terminal,
Md. 1, Detroit Southern. 2%, and the
pfd.,
ctl Is-
0
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported ever the private wtrel of
Brokers. Saartz & Corbett Block
South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Depends on Finances Whether Team
60:: to London.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 27.~Thc
Harvard Athletic Committee formally
announced ttoday that a challenge had
been received from Cambridge and 0x-
ford for an athletic meeting with Hat'-
vard and Yale in London in the com-
ing summer and that Harvard will at:-
eept if provision for expenses can be
made. The athletic committee an-
nounsement follows:
"The Cambridge and Oxford athletic
clubs having challenged the Harvard
and Yale teams to an athletic meeting
to be held at London this summer. the
Harvard athletic committee at a meet
ing held May 25th authorized the track
management to unite with Yale in ac-'
copting the aforesaid challenge. pro-
vided that the fund for Harvard's
share of the expens, :be raised. with
outvdrnwln‘g‘ on thti'i gasttry of the ath-
letic club. The date “the Cambridge
and Oxford challenge was May 12th.
As a committee of arrangements on
the part of Harvard. the following has
been appointed: Graduate Treasurer.
R. I" test. ’03: N; W. Bingham. Jr..
‘95. as a member of the' athletic com-
mittee. and P. Dana. ‘04, as manager
for the track team."
WRIGHT MACHINE FLIES.
DAYTON. 0.. May 27.——The Wright
flying machine, invented by Orville
and. Wilbur brothers. of this city, who
made a successful flight at Kitty
Hawk, N. 0.. in December last. has
been given another test near this city.
which the brothers say was successful,
Secrecy was maintained about the test
and few witnessed it. The machine.
after being propelled a hundred feet.
rose twelve feet in the air and flew
thirty feet. when It dropped. This was
due. the navigators say. to a derange-
ment of the gasoline engine that fur~
nishes the power. In the fail the pro-
peliers were broken and the test could
not be repeated.
SON OF DON CARLOS-INJURED; '
LIANANG. Thursdayfltay ass—nos
Jaime tie Bourbon. non of‘Don Carlos,
the" pretender to the Shantah throné,
who went to the‘li‘ar Rain in February.
was thnwn from his horse today and
badly shaken and cut’abtmt"the face.
His injuries, however, are not danger-
one.
WILLIMANTIC ‘PAOTOR CALLED.
WILLIMANTIC, May I‘L—Rev.
Harris E. Starr. pastor of the Second
Congregational Church of Mansfield.
has received a. call from the mound
Congregational Church of Stoninston.
01.8m- state. A! not he has notio-
idod upon his action. Ilr. Starr was
3%. Smeiting exceptionally galn- ;
Today, tomorrow, semi dayl- ,
a sudden dislike for your Winter
Then you'll want to have a no
you’ll be uncomfortable until you
We have a fine collection of man
show you. ' ' s.
‘ . 2.?
We have a broad variety of patternagt" ~
shapely and made to keep their shape! . .
SINGLE AND. Dotti}
sacx surrs AT $10,313:"~
SELLECK a?
cathar- and r5 .
98 Washington Street, south
See Wildfire
NICE BRIGHT SHOULDERS, FRESH ”in
NICE COOKING OLD pora‘roas. NICE s'ra'a
LETTUCE. NEw CABBAGE, REAL FRESH Eden.
HILL BUTTER, 280; near TUB IUT TER. 25¢;
A great trade in RICE. some of the large what
I Have seen in a long time. 80 LB.
Fresh Roasted JAVA G. MOCHA COFFEE jun! In!
Red Bags and get a pound free.
WE EXPECT TO CLOSE AT NOON 0N DECO
as
we HOPE TO SERVE YOU. "“
ELGIN BUTTER ....... 2....
near VERMONT,
.14,
NEW L'Ato Eons .........
..........-.
MOCHA m’JAVA COFFEE
THE LEE TEA AND Bit
)7 Noam mm Eratzr. ;
TELEPHONE 108. Free delivery to all park
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge E
ONLY PLACE iN THE NORWALKS wch HA8 CON
ROE sHAD,~..... ........... 12c La. BUTTER was”...
BUCK sHAn. . .............. .10c LB. FLUKEs, c
SLUE FISH, . .............. '.106 L3. MAGKE‘REL,‘.‘. ,
WEAK FISH, . ............... 8c LB. NATIVE EELS, .‘.
STEAK COD, HALIBUT, FORGIES. SEA BASS AN
" ' A L GOODS WARRANTEO. .
WEST END WASHINGTO STREET. Nut (0 John. H.
Branches—20 White St. Danbury: ITSPaciIIo “not, ltd
ac 15005 Best . gates:
oo’YOU aEALtzE the‘aerioul Consequences of
Straint‘ . *
' Priceless beyond all other'posleuionl 1a the 0m
serve: your highest consideration. . .. .
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR (YES! EXAMINATION
0. B. JACKSON:
OPTICIAN.
6| WALL STREET, _
,Hudulu. tranche, Blurring o! '
Oftentimu show the need of nine“.
tiona of defective vision, andsbeuid in 00190..“
afford If It
priced at the comfort a pair of planes will I ‘
Scientific nxaminltiou, and properly fitted; -.
Titer «psi
defective. _
juniodil what yOu m-guarlntudhorl. , ,
' HOMER 3. HOW? Refueling .
"we'rr‘x-mdrmctttn........ .. ......~ »
R
om'mm. a, 11:45. 12:0. stops-tum. unfit-as
Private
Telephone 211. A is. E DIBBLE, ‘ .i
. 1 Broker. « .
‘ antic-uterus. as Wasatnmgj‘j
South Namath, coon. .
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arenas. nouns. naam AND con-0N leans? on
MIOIION Emmy tron CAIN on on A «can;
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University on
moments?
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