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for the: convenience of the readers
oil the Sentinel, a letter box' has been
placed on the bridge in front of the
.shop of William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected ‘dally. They
should be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good faith.
a”..- up“... we».-.
,John Cole has recoVered from his
recent attack of pneumonia.
Miss Grace Whittaker attended the
teachers' convention in Danbury yes—
terday. ' ‘ ' ’ “““ '
Delano Decker of Crescent Terrace
has accepted a position in the Crescent
Laundry.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Juanita Outing Club will be held on
Monday evening.
The launch Sara K. which has been
thoroughly overhauled will probably
be put into commission today.
'ine meeting of the Junior' Band last
evening was largely attended. It was
under the leadership of Frank Mead
and proved to be a most interesting
> session.
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'The Yokeniatcs of the East N01"
walk Methodist. Episcopal church will
go to West Norwalk. tomorrow night.
to conduct service in the West Nor-
waik Methodist chapel.‘
The plumbers of the Epworth
league are. anticipating having a very
pleasant time tomorrow on the occa-
sion of their anniversary" which will
be celebrated with appropriate cxor:
cisos. '
.. There have recently been many t‘iilll
plalnts regarding people who have
been dumping garbage south oi‘ the
East Norwaik cemetery. This Is not
a public dumping ground, and ii' any
others do so their names will Ilt.‘ re—
ported to the selectuieu and official
action will be taken in the matter.
Miss Gusslo llyxbce gave ll. very
pleasant party last evcning at llt‘l'
home. There were, games and music
to help pass the evening pleasantly.
and all present had a fine time, iiaua
llisscll rcniiercd vio.ln solos: Leslie
Sherwood. cornet solos, and plane so
lcctlons were given by Maud Bisscii.
,l.eRoy Morrison and (ltlssie l‘lyxbco.
Refreshments were served during the
evening. Among those present were:
Misses Gttssio and azel Byx-bcc.
Maude Bisscl and Gertrude Maudcll.
Jennie Eldridge, Jennie. 'l‘oboy, Edna
Anglcman, Margie Mcilcrn'iott, Char-
lotte Beers, Tillie Sclmiedor, llctty
Gilbert. Lillie 'I‘oliey, Clifford and Wli<
lie Gilbert, Lelioy and Harry Morrison,
llelnicr and Gustave Ainmtlcrson. lla-
na Bissell. ()scar Kling, Augusta Boers.
Tracy Clark, Leslie Sherwood, Adolph
Selinledcr. Chandler lonibert. li‘rcd
Billcstino and Charles Sherwood.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton, are Frederick LockwoOd,
Elw°od Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Gadrening Is now in full blast.
Laurel has begun to bloom iii the
country and It is apparentiyunusually
plentiful this year.
A small shower iii the early hours of
this morning delivered sufficient rain
to lay the dust. on the roads tnorongh-
ly and to give some relief to drough
suffering vegetation.‘ .
.,
The women's class for the study of
English literature was held last night.
at Miss Buckley's, studio. corner of
Rowayion avenue and lmgau‘slrcet.
There was a. good attendance. and
much iniorestwas manifested in the.
class.
The Rowayton school teachers. who
attended the convention In l’iniibury,
yesterday. were witnesses of the col-
lision between the Pittstlold express
and the special train for lirldgoport.
and were acquainted with many of the
teachers from IIlllI place.
-——l)octors Avery and Snow. of Dar-
ion. have arranved with, Mrs. (3. 1i.
Ouider. ltowayton." who will sond‘with-
out charge. telephone calls for either
physician. They wiltrospond prompt.
ly, day or night. and office hours. 3 to
4 p. m., have also been arranged at
‘ Mrs. Gulder‘s. Either doctor Will be
u them each day.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
. Church Sunday services: Morning
class “meeting, 9:45 a. in.; morning
service. 10:30 a. in.; Sabbath school.
1:80 p. at; liipwortli'wtnasus, 0:46 p.
at; pressuring serviceflgallp. In. Topic
for the literals: service wfil be liai-
lowin: our. Fathdr’s Name. the second
lathe scrim on tholuord’s Prayer. ”rho
topic for the events; norvioe, A odel
Young Man. Prayer, meeting, urti-
do‘y‘“ at 7:80 p. in. All are cordially
invited. * a .
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‘ nylon BaptistChureh il‘ra
. tigers. outoMBerviées 16:45], as
. 7:80 p. In. Subject of mom
i _ on. Greatness From-tho brief _
" _. Litreniltu topic. tattered
~ li‘mlillc at eauh’ser-
« pundits school. 12; Junior
an zilludeavoruat i. ,, ‘ or.
Lynch. Boil r (lbriqilan
t (lot so. prayer
on Tuesday, at a ii. iii.
a
shatteredberyet Givens, .
red to pale cheeks. huts and,
flesh on thin children. Takes off
pimples. rashes. ‘i Ask: your door
,torio tell I, . °°"
. ucl Shorel- visited him at. Warehouse
{I Ridge. have rented thefwest half of
Md. :tlloicpup also
- the“ W .
. enigmatic ; .
on about It.
a. U .. Ll.
one, who is employed. on Captain
Charlen.W. Bell's oyster steamer Mol-
ly, was quite painfully injured, yesteru
day. He was engaged in pulling an
oyster dredge off Baton Point. when
the dredge became fast in a rock. The
chain snapped in two. and one end
struck Mr. .Tiliey a Normal the head.
cutting a gash which bled profusely.
The steamer canto Into the harbor. and
Dr. Avery. of Noroton, was summon-
ed. lie took four stitches to close
the wound.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for thg Evening Sentinel. in
Darlen. are Arthur Slaueon. and Wei.
lace Sharer. Orders sent to either 0f
the above will receive prompt atten.
tlon. ‘
William Hopkins has secured a posi-
tion In Noroton.
John Apfol iii the happy father of a
boy, born Tuesday.
Charles Muuer.’ of Richmond Hill.
moved to Darlen last week.
Thomas Flannlgan has secured a
position with F, B. Cushman.
W...
The Friday Afternoon Club met yes-
terday with Mrs. H. B. Brown.
Henry Brencber's shoe store, when
vacated, will be occupied by it dry-
goods firm.
Mrs. George W. Raymond is im-
proving.r after a serious illness with
puuemonla.
William Singer and Howard Will-
mott went fishing yesterday and report
excellent luck.
William ll. Wilimott, third, has ac-
cepted a position in Port Chester, and
is commuting daily.
Miss Helen Adeline Waterbury has
made a great success of Pansy eul'
lure and has a wonderfully pretty col.
Ioction.
v.—
'l‘lic suit of George Dugdaie vs.
'I‘boiuns ltilcy came up today before
Justice of the l’cncc William H. Will~
molt, Jr.
ll. Sands Scllcck and brothers Her-
man and Parker are building a fine
mansion for a White Plains family at
that place.
A supper and entertainment is bc-
ing planned by the ladies of the Dur-
icn Methodist Church, to take place
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Stephen Wood, .of Daricn. re-
turned borne froi a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Mil er.’ Weed street,
New (‘unaan, last week. '
John .lcilii‘fo has rented his Norolon
place for the summer, and his new
house is nearly completed. The fam-
ily expect to move in .luno 1.
liiou Main. of Warehouno Point. Is
expected down. soon to visit li‘rcd
Smith and other friends here. Sam~
I’oint. last week,
llarlcn Methodist Episcopal Church,
(lcorgo 'I‘. Fret-man, pastor—~At 10:30
a. Ill. tomorrow the. pastor will preach
on "Stewards of Mysteries." and In lilo
evening at 7:30 a special song service
will be hold. A cordial invitation to
attend these services is extended to
all.
A horse owned by a Glenbrook man
escaped the other day and ran to
Daricn. The animal climbed up on
the railroad embankment and ran
down iIlt‘ trucks. across the bridge.
past the stations aiid was finally cap—
tured by (“lurcnrc Scolleld. who kept
the animal a couple of days before
he could find the owner.
NEW CANAAN.
"—‘f’
Frank l’nrkolon Is now employed
by Gilbert dc Lockwood.
Summer residents are flocking Into
town. and ever available placc‘is be.
ing rcnted.‘
The Edison Projectoncopo Co. will
appear in the Opera House next Mon.
Iiuy evening.
in”
llcnry Ilcll has purchased a build-
Inir lot on Church street. where he
will Iircct. a residence soon.
Mrs. M. Coleman and non lav/rotten.
of llyc. are spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew liorsani, in
Cemetery street.
Hallie. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Littel. of Park street. gave
a birthday party to a number of her
young friends. Tuesday afternoon.
a.“
A picked nineof young baseball
players wore defeated by the Glen-
brook Juniors. on the Mnd'hlmk
grounds. Wednesday'nfwrnoon, 154.
About forty persons will go with the
firemen to the Hippodrome sin New
York. Until the tickets are secured.
lint!» not known what date the party
w go.
Wesley Wood and family. of High
the-John L. Davenport place. Railroad
a: J .. and will more there the first
0 ', N Ill. ' o
l .
W. A. Bmallimrn was much surpris-
ed, Wednesday morning. to-flnd that
durlu gtho night wills orientate a use
ting and the eggs that. were to
hitch a sovmal days. The thief look
i
auntie more rolling to peritoneum
' or the weather, will be necessary be
ground. together with the. conditions
fore it will be in iirittoisss shape. ,A
large backstop will be erected in the
course of It Week, and other improve
meals that may seem fit to the man.
agement will be made. The first game
of the season will be with the Glen-
brooks, one of the strongest amateur
teams in this vicinity. Decoration Day.
The players expect to begin practice
“ "' .‘ ». " ‘; I 1 M“ ”*-
‘ (1 Mills shod non lion. REGENT ARRIVALS 01' “VE‘GBIILO; ‘
‘ NW YORK. May lhfi’l‘he St. Louis“
from .tlouthiinipton and ()horbonrg for
New York. was reported by wimiggg
as seventy miles each of Nantucket
Lightshiput 7:30 a. in.
on the new. field next week.
'4 wa‘s'rrosr.
m
E. Nash. Orders sent to. either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
reign supreme. .
wan-”mu—
Arthur Northrop is
any work.
summer cottage prior to
of the families for the season,
——-..4-—
LYONS PLAINS
day night with Minnie Lyon.
.—
a visitor several days in Bridgeport.
guest her sister from New Qanaan.
._.
from a two weeks’ visit
in Jersey
City. .
Mrs. Elizabeth lilady Is
family.
on friends here recently.
new Itiotor cycle.
Mrs. Iveretl Lobdell and
Greenfield. have been guests of Mrs
George Sherwood.
and the usual officers elected.
Rev. W. Ii. .Icpson spout Monday
meeting In Norwalk on Tuesday.
terlulnod on Sunday Charles Salmon
wife and daughter from Westport.
Bridgeport, came home on Tuesday
care.
A PECULIAR HOTEL.
of Being Numbered.
(Birmingham Age-Herald.)
the way the rooms are named.
are not numbered. as is
state of the United States.
was one of the smallest rooms in IIlt
house.
‘Ncw l-inmpsliire' nindo complaint If
the landlord that the man Ill 'Mnint-
thus keeping him awake. This scemci
strange. when we, rccnil that Malni
in a prohibition state. Two men In
In ‘Montann‘ were keeping tip the rep
In a noisy poker genie.
the best room In the house.
named for Alabama is too ordinary
for anything. and a farmer was or
cupying ii the. night 1 was there.
Agents for in. Evenind sentinel. In
Westport, are 8. Digiovannl and Wm.
Soon the sweet girl graduate will
still suffering
from the effect of the fall he had the
latter part of last week. and while he
gets about is incapacitated from doing
Messrs. Lawrence and Robert Craw-
ford. of New York, are giving orders
for certain improvements to theli
the arrival
Miss Edith Bradley spent Wodues
1.. R. Hoyt returned on Tuesday from
Miss Susan Meeker has lied as a
Miss Marguerite lliidt‘ord is homr
spondiniz
some time with Thomas 'l‘readwoll and
Edward Clark, of Bridgeport. called
.He rides it
sort. of
The adjourned parish meeting was
held on Monday in. Emmanuel (‘hul‘ch
night at the rectory and attended ii
llr. Frank Gorham and family on.
Frank Nichols. who is omploycd in
sick. and Is still under the doctor's
Its Room. Named for State Instead
“In a little town lit the backwoods
of Mississippi." remarked a iraveiinr
titan, “there Is it peculiar hotel. It
is just like any other hotcl. except In
They
generally
done, but each room is named for it
"When I stopped at the. place I was
assigncd to a room railed ‘llolnwarc..'
It was correctly minted, too. for It
was drunk and boisterous and was
motion of the Wild west by engaging
A big. fat
capitalist had New York.‘ which was
The room
“It Wits funny to stand in the (lillcc 7
Have You seen It?
the
Crochet
Fountain Pen
. lis
' . IT
to fill '
to empty
You blow to clean
Don't blow to soil
Fills Itself
Feeds Itself
Writes Itself.
See
Try ,
Buy IT
You will like «
PRICES:
, ‘Ycu blow
» You blow
$5.50.
Fully Guaranteed.
Manufactured by
8. I‘ I‘iIIIllri I’I'II I‘IIIIIIIIIIIII
79 Nassau St.
Sold by
IIIPIIIIIIIIIII’Iiill‘liiiiiii
So. Norwalk. Conn.
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. HARBOR VIEW
BEACH.
An ideal spot for a summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
built by native workmen. 3,0iltl tool
of shore front. Flue views. lloat-
lug. bathing, sailing Illlqv‘llfillilll‘i. l'lny
. around for the t‘Iiiltli‘ml. Lots for
stile front
'5300 UPWARDb.
Easy terms. Slll‘t'Iill iuduccnients
lo the builders. St'llll’ml‘ illustrated
booklet. It is-worth reading. It.
tells you how to Iltllllll‘o a summer
home. '
J. Ii. lawrence. Agent.
No. 2 So. Main St. 30. Norwslk, Conn.
or the owners,
THE HARBOR VIEW REALTY CO..
New Rochelle, N. Y.
WE GUARANTEE OUR
A man who was occupying A. Be as capSUIOS
I to contain no poisonous, narcotic or
other injurious drug.
Thousands of people have taken
them for colds. headache and the grip.
and by common consent the A. B. c.
Capsules cure these ailments quicker
than any other medicine.
If your drugglst docs not keep them
get them at the
I
i
. The leilfuss Pharmacy,
' 8 NO. MAIN 8T“ ‘80. NORWALK.
$2.50.$3.50.$4.50 ’
,. .irpeotth in tin
gill-horn g Janitor
and hear a boil boy tell the clerk that
towels were wanted in ‘lowa‘ and that
the follow in “North Dakota' was kick.
lng like It steer because he had no lire!
‘Scnd two Manhattan cocktails up to
Mississippi” was one ’of the orders the
clerk gave. '80 sure to call the man
In Florida at. 5 o‘clock in the morn-
Inu.’ said one of the employee. And
thus It. wont. This hotel In it curiosity.
to the traveling public. it Is conduc-
ted by an eccentric. old follow, but
where be conceived the Idea of naming
rooms after states i do not. know."
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OUR FELLOW WORMO.
Iloi’oru Longfellow bought. the house
In Cambridge so associated with his ,
memory, it was owned and occupied by
old Mrs. Craigie.
Mrs. Craigio was a woman of many
tuscontricitico. Moncnro l). Conway
says In his recent book of “liemlniscI-iu-
cesz" .
“Some one once tried to persuade
her to have her trees tnrred to protect
them from caterpillars. which also in-
vaded her neighbors“ trees.
"She refused to be so cruel to the
caterpillars. .
" ‘They are our fellow worms; she
said."—-Youih‘g companion.
COMPLETED PROVERBO.
“No." she said. "I don't like cats.
They're so cruel; they kill the deer llt~
tie birds." '
“Yes.” replied the“ sarcastic man,
"it's too bad you Iendenhoarted girls
can’t trim’ your bets with cats. isn't.
It‘i"--l’hlladolphia ledger. ,
. .
IXOEPT WHEN THIRI'I A BASE.
. ‘ IALL GAMI;
{Philadelphia Record.)
There's a new color dulled the mea-
senger boy, Itwon't run. . ‘
Illusionist-Wren are still trying to
"so the «were got most all the so
late. Did" thei get anything?" "Oil. "
yes; «he got: undo! the luwyors.“-« I
Judge.
that two '
(to. very
gljfilfis‘e tot
mu ms
i
new baseball, iii-inane m , an 3‘
in .miiu mil, sua-
'ts smoked; .. I
H new:
iii ,7 fired rats on“ In
Has Come,
when your lawn will need looking at-
tor and * .
A vIcToav BALL BEARING LAWN
mowsn -
will keep it down better than any oth.
er. It has four blades with a double
stool ratchet to drive them. And the--
adjustment is perfect. Call and look
'Phono. i392.
‘ . . Jenkins Bios. lilies
end
.. I Gallon Packing
‘ II Carried In Stock-
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
IIIIII England llleclric Iiotois.
HaVe no superior. Can show
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-'
Pine Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. CO. -
as WATER 31'. so. NORWALK.
them over.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
I " Phone 143-6.
FRANK, c.
VAN scov.
South Norwalk'. Conn.
Telephone
F‘IELD SELLS
INSURANCE.
EnoowusNrs PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALso.
on't put off until tomorrow the
duty of today.
Office. United Bank Building,
South Norwalk, Conn.
363—5. .
A
-PL”MB‘NG- FI’BSII FlSIl
STEAM,
HOT WATER. 'LAR‘GE FRESH MACKEREL, 25¢ each
A D FRESH PORGIES, 8c LB.
N BLACKFISH, iéo t3.
« FLATFISH c .
GA” FITTING LARGE EE'Ls. 12c La.
.. "“""'“‘“‘ ., BUCK SHAD, 10o LB.
Iiil, Hicct Iron, topper ROE SHAD, 10c LB.
.1ml 7““. BLUEFISH, 14c LB.
-' ‘ " WEAKFISH. 8:: LB.
W“— HADDOCK. 1%: L3.
South Main reet. STEAK COD. 6 L -
5° St WHITE HALIBUT, 12c LB.
Te'ePMMv 137—3- GERMAN CARP, 7c LB
ALL OTHER KINDS or FISH Ar
REASONABLE PRICES.
BOILED LOBSTERS TONIGHT.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
‘ MA
RKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwalk.
“Hurry Up”
End Get A
on ma
LOTs OF COMFORT lN lT—COOK
DELIGHTED. KITCHEN SPOTLESS.
DINNER ON THE MINUTE! LET
Get hat Biollcle ,
out of the attic; look It over. .
If it Isn‘t a NATIONAL “swap" .
It for one; or let us tune It: up .
to run “something like a NA- .2
TIONAL."
' Bargains in Tires.
Don't forget the Guaranteed :
Gas Mantll.
H.R.BULKI.EY.
52 '80. MAIN ST.
......
US CALL AND EXPLAIN.
Postal Brings Represents:
til/e
continuation.
'Phone 6|.
xl47. . . ..... -1”
PLUMBING 'AND ITIRH
Cos Fixtures.
THE
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEB AND RANOIU.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. ~
(in sod steamflttlnm
Metal
Have you seen our stock at
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY,
”Hermes-Mlle
Giant’s Restaurant
88 North Main Street. South Norwalk,
sas'r PLACE lN TOWN TO car
10 AND 15 csur LUNOHEB; neon.
LAR oINNcn. 25 came; 21 MEALS
ron 03.59.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
r.s.BAuKs
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATE! GIVEN FOR JOB-
BIND. BUILDING OF NEW AND HE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
m on OUT~OF-TOWN ORDER! BY
MAIL PHDMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
~RIOIDENCI~
TI MAIN ITIIST- NOIWALK.
. SOUTH NOIWALK. DONN-
OROANIZID "II-
’ WITH ;.
capital
tilts H at
_ s an mum
u‘ re «mar Im
motive ‘ ‘ L m .
M
- fl
25a.
100.
17 WALL ITRFET. NOIWALK.
rm... Tall;
————
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
matter of taste. We have everything
in color, design and grade. We will
aid you in making selections that Will
harmonise with your other interior
decorations.
TO ORDER.
Window shades and picture frames.
OPEOIAL.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
White and Brass Curtain Poles.
Painter’s Supplies. Crockery. Glass
WIN, 0L0.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
.mim... ’figgfigfifi . H Becker
not Profits. .eaam: . - , . .’
57" WASHINGTON eraser. .
South NerwslkCenu.
Tole '
Ceiling. Ito ‘
JONES a norcaxiss
. 8 cm Milk esoeso‘eceoeooyessouess 350
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts are
‘3 pimp. Currants .......'........... 26a
'3 pkg! Raisins 2th
8 pk'gs. Pancake Flour _.......... 250
‘2 pigs. H-O Oatmeal .5........... 25d
ASTULL
.4 “contracts. ltVENUE. ' I
EAST NORWALK. [ Icons.
Throat. N956 and Ear.
Any diseased , condition of the
Threat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated‘and cured by the-
latest and most improved methods and .
remedies. Now installed at 66 South.
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
free, by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 So. Main St.
Treatment hours, 8~10, 1-4, 7-8.
i
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. ,
Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and up-todate hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection. Porn,
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently.
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. i
,Cufo carrying a full ling of Acton
Merrill sud Condlt's wines, liquor!
and cigars. Best stocked bar in tho
city. u
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 896-4.
.. ._.. *.__....._..
up...lineal“... amen
Only a few years ago It was consid-
. cred good form to enoase the sink In
wood, thereby concealing the trap.
making It inaccessible and offering a
place for the collection of filth and
vermin.
If this condition exists In your house-
hold. Iet us remedy the trouble by in-
stalling a snowy white “Standard" For.
celain Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our
work is satisfactory and prices right.
Horace R.‘ Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST srs.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Wan '
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just '1
is a little larger than ever befor..
.... . .J
I
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures IOl
your work) .
We try to carry In stock every-
thing you need for the decorstlc
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
. Gorham.
rsLIrnoNsiss-s. .
Io nae-r or. ‘ : , , .‘_gs.~l"rtonviiitlin
n. no .. :
ni-httb..r"*m ;
' ’ATIN O “OURIE ‘
IOU'I‘I-l MAINLOTAIIT.
T'IiW'iH milled
Norwalk Chronicler