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erratum MAY 18. 1991
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Phone 1115-5. - ‘
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LANCE '
Restaurant.
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MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Memorial Day, next
Monday.
A regular rehearsal of Eureka Rege-
kah Lodge wns held yestetday ev,1ulng
at Odd h‘ellowa' Hall.
Mrs. Elisha Leavenworth, wife and
son, of iii'idgcport, spent _\".‘n'l.t'ltili,\'
with relauves nt Hickory Bluff.
Charles St11eg111111l11r,wi1o has been
at Columbia Coll11,;c,i.-.~ visuiug 11.1 i11s|
home in Quintnrd av1.1111111
Mrs. C. Sherman and son,11i'41 W1 131
avenue, Noiwan will sptnd Memorial
Day 311 Sta1u1'o1d,wltl1 thiends.
Mrs. Lam-11111111, of it W1 st ith‘lllli'.
Norwalk will spend D111 .11.1tlon tiny
with her brothci. Mr. E Leiivcnwortli l
of Bridgeport. 1
Miss Bell O'Brien, Miss Jennie and
Edna Guyer tiild Arthur (luycr are}
visiting Mrs. H. B. Sherer of W ash 1
ington street. i
The cases of Lottis and Philip Cunoo,'
charged ’with assault, were before1 the
town court this morning and were con-
tinued until Friday at 2 p. m.
John C. Wilson, the hat manufactur-
er came to South Norwalk with an
automobile party, Mr. Lambert and E.
Brown, yesterday, and stopped at the.
lloiei Clifford.
A curiyali will meet all cars on Mem- l
orlal Day to carry people to the Knob 1
Outing Club for the festivities there.
Mr, and Mrs. ’Wnltor McIntosh and
Mr. and Mrs. James Dav.s, of New
York, are the guests of Mrs. Bub:
Hutchinson, of 18 Taylor avenue,
F. E. LOckWood & Company have
quite1 an extensive automobile 111pal1'l
shop in the rear of their stow 111 Wall
st1111t.Eve1')11ay ti111.c n1cs'.11\1 nl'
ma1h111e's there Entrance is g1i1.e1l
by the mucshlne ‘bv tilt 11.1.1) oi “uteri
street. 1'
Mrs. Row ll. Berry) of New \orl1 i
'arrived today, and wit] spend 111.11 Old-I
lion Day at her summer home in Wes-
ton. Her daughter. Miss \1ll111a Der-1,
ryl is on her way 11.1st,hnv1ng been
piaylng with Isabel l1v111g 111 the‘ t 11
sis compauv 111 San Francisco.
——Base ball, Decker h‘1eid. Decora-
tion Day. Two games. Milfords, a. 111.
10:30; Deaf Mates, p. 111.. 3:30.
A special meeting of Hope Hose
Company," of Norwalk, will be held this
owning, at 7: 30 oclotk for the pur
pose of taking action regatding the
death of James \V.ll11i‘t'y. The (10111
pany's building in Water street, ha.
been draped In black, to his memory
—~-Base ball, Decker Field. Decors
iion Day. Two games, Milfords, a. m.
10:30; Deaf Mutes, p. m.. 3:31).
Contractor Thomas Ulynn. of West-
.ptn't, states that in a day or so that
he will have the road on the Norwalt
road in condition for the road mile:
to get in its line work. In scvcra.
11.311113 the road is to be of t11il'or1l, This
additional expense will be borne by
the state,
A ball will be given by thc liunyadi
Sick Benefit Society in Arion liali,
Madison street, next Monday attet
noon and night. A well- known gypsy
band will furnish music for the enter-
tainment and dancing. Admission has
been placed at 25 cents, so that all may
attend.
A delegation from the Official Bout-1.
or the First Methodist Episcopa:
Church attended the funeral service of
Rev. James Montgomery, in Stamford.
this afternoon. A handsome wreath
of bronze galax leaves with cluster of
roses was the floral tribute. sent by th.
church.
Miss Mabelle H. Toiles has returned
to her home on South Cliff street. 111'-
tcr spending a few days in Middletown,
as the guest of E. C. Jones, of the
(fly. Miss Tolles attended the annual
11-ception of the Psi Nu fraternity at
Wesleyan University. and reports 1
I}
most enjoyable, trip.-—Aumnin Sentinel.
There were three applications for
membership at the meeting or Ophit
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
last night. A social time'was enjoyed.
and refreshments were served. At th1
next meeting, a Week from Wedn day
the grand officers will be entertl ned
Three members will be initiated and
rcfrcshments will be served.
Douglas Fowler Post and all veter-
ans. whether members or not, are re-
quested to meet at the Post rooms, in
South Main street, Sunday evening, at
7 o'clock, with white badges and white
gloves, to attend the setvice in St. Jos~
cpli‘s Church. where Rev. William Ma—
her. D. D., will preach The Woman's
Relief Corp: is also invited.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 751:.
to 81.00 with 'Dovoe'o Gloss Carriage
Paint. it weigh: 3 to 8 on. more to
the pint than other: wears longer and
gives a gloss ennui to new work. Sold
by Wathinl & Dow and E. E. Gotham.
A great many people In this vicinity
.1 e victims of malariu. We guarantee
. 1 ltlve cure with STILLSON’O CPS.
c, or your money back. PRICE
1.11 w 'I‘ni't, New 11'11-1' ‘ 11111111111
Snow Burlington, \'I.;i" ("1"”3“ 1‘
icy, New li11V1n; (‘1'h11111 lll)11ll ","3
liediol'd Moss.‘ J. ‘ 1" lurk, N.“
Lynn, Mass.; .l Gooditi- M"‘““"","'
ward, N l'.; H11111'y"i 11low l1o1't "‘d
.VI:1ss,;lsidorAtlas Y.o I)ors1,\,[lo~t1nl
——Th11 people of the “m N' Y'
are particular about 1 N'H‘mlk“ “h”
'.thr butter. buy It 1 "W quality of
BI‘OH. l’l'lt‘tl‘gflc lb, lit. L'Iiommedlcu
Rev. a. .1. 1111111111, 11
lillhcalihofllxs\v11c.1
'l‘ho Barthel Hut Colliplil)"n~
closed today for inventory.
Serviccubli: play din-rises. for l
plant is
dl'ell, ill Head‘s. St 11 ud. 1'" "Ml
(‘.otton 1ubrlcs srlliug nt 11 _ . _
low prices at llowlaud's. See "”w‘m’
Miss Mttbcl Sirntiot1.oIN1u'.
gone to Brocktou, Mass. for
llr, 1111111p111-11-1 111.111 111-17’
oi the 111 effcctwc of sp ‘
chit-s. AI Zi‘ili'tlius'
walk. has
nvislt. 1
MW lit IIIH‘
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You will find r11i‘1'lgcr ‘
tor,s
coolers, h11111n1ocks,nud 111 water
goods, at Watkins & llow' l l scusuuuhlc.
SL111 111i, 1
'i' wo piultagcu l owldu
Ipntkngcs llneedu Milk, 11111
gcs 1.11/11 111'u1l11-1s for 1.51
iofls.
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have 1111111ipl1t11l the 111,1 .”""_"“" .111111rs
11111i11.; I11 the vicinity 111 9"“? "' "" ‘V
and Pine str1-.t.~;."'1""“" ilcnry
Still 11111111 bargains 111' ,
The goods are going in Silli'tevuul 5'
hesitate to take n1lvuntug?"1 "” ‘l" ""'
.ilsculls. two,
I two packa-
1llis ill Joan i
11y saving opportunity. “' ""' "'“”'
A tear the on a inrgoi
cur burst in Wall street team touring
with a loud 1eport.”ll111 "H" morning.
tollegc 1111n en route fro 3' (ontuiucd
New York. @111 llnrvuid to
Mrs Frank (lrrgory wn'
Ntilt‘. :1ll1 Hospital ,vcstcrr
WI. ere sl1ci< awaiting ill in” aftelnoon
of symptoms which thred ' 1l1111lop11111111
of appendicitis. '5"'“ an attack
The (‘ilffold l’hnrmac '1
cronlplttc li'111 of tooth lul‘ have a vcty
flom lot-cuisio 35111111ts1"h°" ' ”'5'”
pic bottlr- of tooth powdf'" "' A "n"
:.1ch br,usl1'r given with
Daniel 11110.111111, .
wandered down South MC! Bridgeport.
night and picked out Slid'” 5m“ "m
Scullcy‘s front lawn Ml'criff John W
t'o sleep off his 11111;, 1111' a “”0" place
and will be tried this all w“" "'“Mml
—Bas1- |1all,l)c1ke Jt‘ruoon
tlon Ilny. "l‘wo games. EH?” um 11111
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a taken to the
Blflllt'llé‘ “1'11” ”(1111151 1.13.110,
)1 is inniiluitd divorce 9' Bridgeport,
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field. .1ll1 11mg ir t111~1.bl "‘(‘rb oi 11‘1111-
habitual l11111111pt.1|:111c.11 ' truelty “II"
the 111stody of a 111. 3'10 asks fol
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'ciotuge her name to l’ur"""‘""' t1
Walker. The couple w Blanche. Ma)
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Guests at the Hotel (\l‘iiif 11d ‘ t
1 1' 311:1 cr-
dny. were George l1‘, W11 .. , ,,
11.1.1, Hill'il'ol'til 11. A. 1i"“'1‘- ('1 .'- M"
ii. lierzbclg August i1‘i11 "Mk5 “"1““!
ck \Villianlti,
Armond, Mr and Mrs i1
ho. owing to the
the pastorate 11i'(ir1ac"""""' "“1"'i="“‘
iinun. Willi 3111.111 1 " ("‘"ML Ni"
ter'dm 1111 New loll ”“1101 1“" "“5‘
snilun1l111s11nmsi11p » and """'-‘ “"
They will spend 11b mm“ 1111 (111111111
abroad and 11 great int thrct1 month:
11111 1.1.1 111 1111111. 1 ““3"“ 0? U1" “"1"
liiddlo carry with ll doth M' and M”-
;ret of his former p. “m ‘1'” 3mm” "'
'it‘tllilt'sl wishes r.i l1'lo11111s and tip
ppm). recovery. or Mrs. li11ldic's
THE CHRISTIAN
stuntinople. Turkey.
pan, have long use
Martinez Points for
‘.lll’S.
Liberal contribui
i’niut will be given
wherever a church l
P. M. Scoiietd. H11
writes: “l paintedt
L. & M. tvu':t1t_v-six ye
1d since: looks bet
churches at Con
and Yokuhomn, do
i the, Long'muu 1V1
painting their chur
us of L. 81 M
for such purpos.
located.
rris Springs, S. C..
111' homestead wit.
111‘s ago. Nut, pnltlt
painted in the last f (1‘11r 3:21:21: ”1111115011
\V. B. Barr, Cha ‘
‘.‘Iesiou, W. Va
writes: ‘i-’nint11d F1.1,'
with L. & M. shows 1111l11nbur1; 13.11. I.
'iuildings how have 111 111tter than .1111
mi as thongs 1'11r11isl11"r'1;"""' stand
cost of paint was less "' 11nd 111-tun
znllon. Wears and 111. than 51'2” De"
Pliese Celelnai d Pair '9” "k" “M
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walk; Hubhell & Stap w bouih N01
Co. Norwaik; w s. oli‘S ””11““
Wesiport: Northrop llromer & Sou.
s, ,‘ Souihport.
FOR
to North Main Street. 3
Agent for A. G. Spauldl
and Sporting Geode.
uth Norwalk.
ng'o Bauball
in the vault of
South No alk
Trust 00 party
15 The BeSt Hos'Sible
InsuranGe .' gainst
Fire and Bar lars.
best becomes you.
cents to $2.00.
ten, 25 cents to $1. 50.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Our Brut Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Bank.
Straw Hat
Headquarters.
just one store in town where you find ALL the new smart
shapes in STRAW HATS—«his is that store.
Come and choose now, while stocks 1111c 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 Sennitt braids. 50 cents to
$3.50. Mackinaws in conservative shapes, for elderly men, 25
Panamas—good ones at very moderate prices—$3.50.
Everything that's new in itraw Hats for boys and child-
When you think of a new Summer Suit, think of HART,
SCHAFFNER 6': MARX SUITS. We sell them, $12 to $25,
and other good suits for less money.
Everything but shoes. for Summer men and boys.
' STORE CLOSED ALL DAY DECORATION DAY.
' ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comatook Bros.
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
Selling Bay,
is our business.
service,
1111! letter box or telephone.
Grain and Food in a big. fair, liberal way
l’roflt Is not our only aim—not quite:
We owe much to'the. public for the patronage they give.
We take some things for granted thoughwas that you
depend chiefly on this store for good and clean grain-good
auv OATS THAT'S CLEAN. I
i am 11111111~~1j11st as far as the near-
MANUEL T. HATCH
If You Don’t
t
RENTING CUSTOMERS.
CHANCE TO GO BY.
SEE THE JEWETT.
Both Lose Money.
WE SHALL MAKE A SWEEPING REDUCTION ON EVERY Pi-
} AND WE HAVE IN STOCK UNTIL JUNE
HAVE ROOM FOR OUR STOCK OF PIANOS TO SUPPLY OUR
, lF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY; lF YOU APPRECIATE THE
TIME TO BUY, NO MATTER WHAT GRADE OF A PIANO, YOU
WILL NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,
YOU NEED NOT PAY CASH TO GET THE ADVANTAGE OF PRICE.
WE WILL ARRANGE TERMS TO MEET YOUR CONVENIENCE.
Buy New We
TST—SIMPLY MUST
ALLOW THIS
Telephone 365-8.
‘ BOOKS t.
‘1
49 Walt at. orwaik.
KODNAKS
CAMERA :SUPPLIES
W. P. BEERS,
STATIONER.
ENGRAVING
6 South Main St, 80. Nor-walk.
#3111111... Coal
Why. we have plenty of coal—coal
to burn, good. clean coal that will burn
when you want it, to. and make your
it. Don't hold off thinking coal prices
are going down—no, not that we know
of?
you will probably save money. Price
for winter or summer 86. 00 per too.
No Charge for carrying in.
EM. TOLLES&C0
tire clear and bright when you need '
Let. us fill your order now and,
cargo today.
Tooth
Brushes
We have 11 very complete line
at prices ranging from
1°C to 35c ed.
A SAMPLE BOTTLE OF
TOOTH POWDER WITH EACH
BRUSH.
’l‘liE i‘ill'l'illiil Pliiililiiiil
’I‘Iie Prescription Store.
All core pun the door.
Night Calls Anointed.
Telephone Clll. 16-2.
lidping Out 1113311111111
(Continued from first page.)
with cars manv of which have been
Uli'l'u for several days. The railroad
ofilutils said today that they expected
the work to continue uninterruptedly
front this time on and they look for
steady Improvement in the situation.
That the. conditions with which they
have to contend with are more discour-
aging, however, is admitted. Not only
are the strikers doing constant mis-
sionary Work among the non-union
workers themselves, out they have sue
111111111111 in enlisting the sympathy of
the lesidcuis oi' the 111111111 neighbor-
hood to a great. extent. So success-
fully have the strikers worked in tlils
direction that the question of providing
food. drink and lodging for the non
union 111111 hns h111-ol1111 111111 of the
most serious which the company has
to confront. A woman in \V'cst Chest-
111'. who had agreed with the company
to furnish food for all the men employ-
1111 in the yards, at the solicitation of the
strikers, has abandoned tilt1 contract
and the company is said to have been
unable thus far to renew it. At the
some time storekct‘1p1-rs and others
have raised Ihc prices of necessities
to almost unheard of altitudes where
the prospective customer 1s a strike
breaker. As a result. it is practically
impossible for the new men or their
representatives to purchase anything
in the vicinity of the yards.
At the piers along the rivers where
the freight for the, Sound steamers is
handled, there wus‘ no noticeable
change in conditions from yesterday.
in all quarters. work was proceeding to
.1111 orderly manner and the company
oilicials expressed theuisclvcs well-sut-
isil11d with the 1411111111111.
At the ofllco of General Superintctl»
dent Shepard, of the Now liavcn road.
unlay. it was stated that freight was.
being handled in u very s'.tist'u1'tor_\'
way at all the company's transfer
points in this city. AccordLug to thc
nunouliccrucnt made at Mr Shepurd's
oilicc, normal conditions prevail with
1111- exception that no 111 rlshable
freight is being handled. This class
of freight will be accepted Monday,
however when it is 1xpectcd that it
can be handled without delay. litany
applications for wolk are being receiv
11d and all the. new 111111 that can be us-
cd to advantage an1 111111111151111
The executive committee of Murine
I1‘ircmcu's i‘nion met in executive ses-
sion. today, to consider the proposition
of calling a general strike of all the
oiicrs. coal pussers, firemen and ether
htip on all steamshlps between Boston
and New Orleans. in sympathy with the
striking freight handlers, 'l‘liose pre-
sent were James 'i‘. Mulroney. Boston:
llnrry Dixon, Baltimore; William Rob-
ertson, Philadelphia: tiarold Nielsen.
Mobile: Daniel Peterson. Norfolk. and
Daniel Sullivan. the general secretary
and chairman of the meeting,
Before thr1 meeting Mr. Mahoney. of
Boston, said that they were conserva—
tive in that clfy. He said the union
there. was affiliated with a large mim-
tier of other unions. The constitution,
he said. practically forbids sympathe-
t.c strikes.
Asked if there was any grievance in
Boston. he said: “We have no very
strong grievance. But i guess we can
find one. if we want to."
Mr. Robertson, of Philadelphia, also
was conservative regarding the possi-
bility of a strike. The other members
of the committee declined to make any
comment on the. situation.
PROVIDENCE, R. I., May 28.—
Work at the New Haven freight sheds
here proceeded smoothly today and the
ranks of the Italian strikebreakers
were apparently as full as on yester-
day. The steamer City of Fall River
arrived from New York with a heavy
FALL RIVER, Mass" May 28—-When
the steamer Puritan, of the Fall River
Line arrived here form New York ear-
ly today, the police were on hand to
ALL READY TO PUT ON.
Today, tomorrow. some day within a few dnyI. you'll. get-
a sudden dislike for your Winter Clothes
Then you’ll want to have a new Suit ready to put on—or 4
you’ll be uncomfortable until you get it.
We have a fine collection of smart new Spring Suits ‘> to
show you. ‘
We have a broad variety of patterns for your IelGBNO'h—Y
shapely and made to keep their shape through long service. '
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREAST”) ‘11 1.,
SACK sorrs AT $10,312. $15. $18, $30 and $25. is.
111'11111- ‘_ '1
SELLEOK 81 PRICE
"'1" ' ' Clothierl and Furnish“; ll
drill
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.’ _
TELEPHONE CALL 324-2. '_ 1 i 1
See What Were D111
NICE amour sooocoa‘ns. FRESH SPINACH, ncw’bo‘fifi'fls.
NICE cooxmo 01.1: POTATOES. NICE srnAwaEamEo. await“.
LETTUCE NEw CABBAGE, REAL FRESH EGGS. 25$ 901.1, Milli!
HILL BUTTER, 281:; BEST TUB BUTTER 25c.
A great trade In RICE some of the large whole grain Cori, finest rm
m... in a long time, Be La. 1
'11 '.'
Fresh Roasted JAVA a. MOCHA COFFEE 11m in. Qe1: Ll. . can. 111. to
Red Rage and get a pound free. , y' ‘ . ,
WE EXPECT TO CLOSE AT NOON ON occoaAfitON'nAV. a.’ i
-, "5 V A '
we HOPE TO SERVE You. ‘1. '11- - 1 . -
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1:11.11. iimen ......f..'..'.'f.'i'.T. ...... T. 27.... ..... T .....i...~.11..1.11. ‘
BEST VERMONT ...... .. ...... 23111.8.
NEw LAID EGGS ......... ... m 092.. '
MOCHA a. JAVA COFFEE .......... ............. ......1...“ 25:: LB.”
BEST TEAs. ALL KINDS ........ .. ....... ......... .......4so LI.:
Jv“
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTERCO»
17 NOR TH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWIEK
TELEPHONE-V108. ' Free 1.11.... to all parii or 013' 111.1119; 1
R. J Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Mk’tr.
Specials for Saturdau. ‘ ‘
' Buck Shad 81: pound; ROE shad.10clb,; amen-11. 10:111.; woodland: '
lb.‘ Porgieo. 5 lb. 251:; Native Eels, 121: lb., Halibut, Steal- C Blackfiflig ‘
Seabau. Clam: and Lobsterl. , \ J x '
——-—-—
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Nuxt to John. H. Flflll' mi
Branches—20 White at, Dnnbury: 75Paclflc street atom”.-
'. '1'- .‘ n,
N
no Seas Bast 3.112.355“: , i. '
SDo Y?” REALIZE the serious Con-equation of (inland In
Priceless beyond all other possessions in the ”alight, and lg: '
nerves your highest consideration. ~
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION ERIE. nth ,'
guard against any possibility of dis-
turbance, but none of the striking
freight. handlers put In an appearance.
The Puritan brought her usual amount
of freight. No change in the strike
situation was apparent this forenoon.
1
Maples (it Goldsmith
Announce
No Stock Report
Todall
‘o. B. JACKSON
Bl WALL STREET,
1338mm, tranche. Blurring of. the
priced at the comfort a pair of glam: will aflofidf ,
detective. Scientific “Imitation. and properly and
”111:th In what you are gumntOMh on.
.' HOMER 3. li'”: Refraction m
Room 0 United tank lulldin , up M
Omelet Ap «tum»... , 1 1
[tom um ,
on- hours. a. 1114s. muons-111m magi-o. 1
M 5.1:. manta};-
Broker,
Telephone R1.
3"th STATEMENT.
Norwalk Chronicler