dellliill for in: _ K, .
hair sol: fidfdibdih. an
renter. ,ttmmt
‘Qulclily metric
cures
For no convenience vfof the readers
of thelentlnel, e letter box has been
PM?“ 0" the bridge In front 0’ the; deal of heroic treatment. to bring one
“0m! f°rl of the youngsters about.
chapel William .3. Gilbert.
publication are collected daily. They
should be eigncd bthhe writer as an
evidence of good faith.
Mrs. Gifford Randell epcnt Saturday
In, New York. ‘
Mr. and Mobil. 3'. Hipson have re.
turned from u visit with relatives in
Virginia.
Arthur Brush has secured :1 position
Its a. cutter, With the Nichols Unllcr-
wear Company, of South Norwalk.
Iments as he run.
' the above will receive prompt atten.
m
. ..h in:
IIIAIIEII
all dandru ‘
Wardrreii matched hem from the Five
eighth chenille dictum, heard their
cries. The contractor took in the Bit-
uation at a. glance. He darted toward
the whnrt. peeling oil his outer gar-
Without a. second'a
hesitation he plunged into the otream
and sworn to the drowning children.
They were extremely weak, and were
about ready to let go the rope when
he reached them. It required a good
While all
this was trancpiring a street cur load-
ed with passengers sped by. None
of the passengers volunteered any on
sluluuce to the brave Stamford man.
it was said. this afternoon, all the:
boys were well today. None of them
nui‘fcrcd any serious consequences
from the wetting.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agentn for tho Evening Sentinel. In
Darlen. are Arthur Slaueon. and Wei.
lace Sharer. Order. cent to either of
Captain and Mrs. Peter Decker
started Saturday for an extended trip
through the west. They will be gone
for several months.
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary ol‘ Christin
Chapel, will meet with Mrs. Youngs lo-
morrow p. m., at 2:30. All are reques-
ted to be present.
.._.__..
Harry McNott received the sad nown
yesterday of the death of an aunt of
his. He and Mrs. Mchtt started you-
tcrday to attend the funeral. They
may possibly be compelled to go to In-
diana. on business connected with the
settlement of her estate.
Weekly bulletin of the East avenue
Methodilt Episcopal church: Tuesday,
7:46 p. m.,‘ clean meeting; Tuesday.
7:45 p. m. probationers' meeting; Wed-
nesday, 2 p .m. Indies Aid; Thursday,
3:45 p, m., Junior League; Thursday.
7:45 p. m., temperance prayer meet-
ing. Friday, 7:45, p. m., Junior Band;
Friday 8 p. m., chorus rehearsal.
News has been received in this city
of the wedding of Miss Nora Biilcs-
tom, of New York, who formerly rcs~
idcd here, and is a daughter of Fred-
crick Billestein, who is also well-
known here. Miss Billestcin was mar.
ricd lo Frederick J. Hodges. a bull-
diug contractor, of Baltimore, Md.
'l‘hcy will reside in Baltimore.
The members of the Epworlb
League of the, East avenue Methodist
church celebrated lhe anniversary ’of
the lieugun, yesterday. A large num-
ber of the members were present at
the services in the church last cvc-
ning, and listened to a fine address do-
llvcl‘cd by Rev. E. Cunningham. his
subject. being tholeaguc, its work, and
the duties of the members.
Minot 8. l’arlrick. _the‘ wullknown
shoemaker, has invented and pnlcnlod
a new style of doorknob. People in
New York have had much trouble of
lulu years in having door knobs slolcu.
The average door knob is 80 arranged
ihat_it is very simplg to unscrew :1. lil-
lle set screw and take it right off. Mr.
Partrick'n invention is so arrnngcd
that this is impossible from the out-
side, and It will be considerable cheap.
or to manufacture than those made
in the present manner. Considerable
machinery can be eliminated in the
factories and the cost of the finished
v-IAI‘UI’S will be much lens.
Curtis llilng had a demonstration
yesterday. of the momentum of a
honvybody mowing through the wa-
tcr. Mr. lllng had been out for a nail
in his launch, and had returned to his
anchorage above Gregory‘s Point, He
steered for the stake to which he. lies
Ills boat and then shut off the engine.
When he reached lhe slake he grabbed
it and held on. The boal kept going.
however, an. finally panned from, un-
dcrueuth: his “et‘i Thammkeww not,
strong enough'tohoid inhuman). and he
wont under the rolling wuvcu. He came
to the topagaiu, and A few quick
nlrokcu look im to the launch. The
water is still a trifle cold. he says.
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ROWAYTUN.
I! .
Agent. f ' , Evening Sentinel, in
Roweyton rcderlck Lockwood,
Elwood and Chnrlee Petty.
Orderc cent to any of the above will
receive prompcettentlcn. ‘
Mr. and Mrs: John Buliiin, of the
-West Biddecnterénined friends from
a .
New Tom yester y
The up Mrs» are loaded with
fragrant ‘ me, giving promise of n,
:lnrge'l allple‘r‘brgp' this tall.
The work of repainting Mrs. William
Stevenn' reeldencc he: been completed.
'Derien contractors did the work:
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H. w. Mother, of‘flouth Nor-walk.
3mm: commit. to build a from ad.
{a
the deuce of Frederick
" MEI ff
.tbe contract
' their reports.
01 "
.l
tion.
John I). (‘rlmmins and family are
occupying their summer home, at.
(lollunder's Point.
The Darlcn Tennis Club in golfing
its courts in shape for the summer,
and much interest is being taken in
lilo game this year.
George R. Smith, of Dnrion, has pur-
chased ,a lot at Highnmi nnd Fair-
field nvonucs. or Mrs. Nixon, and will
ultimately build on it.
A. game of baseball will be played
on Decoration Day between the Roway.
ton Hone Company's team and a. team
from Eagle Hook and Ladder Com»
puny. It. promises to be a. very inter-
esting game.
The Darlcn Drum Corps has resum-
od its rehearsals after u period of in-
uctivity. They will play the first
time in public on Decoration Day.
George Dnncc, who formerly played
the bass drum for ihc corps, will do
so this season again.
John D. (.‘rimmins. who is. chair—
man of the policy holdcrn‘ committee
of tho Equitable Insurance Company
’the affairs of. which are occupying a
good deal of space in the newspapers
those days, suld Friday night, at his
summer home at Collonder’s Point.
that it seemed to him advisable to
withhold judgment of the company
und its officials until Superintendent
llcndricknvund the committee investi-
gating the Equitable situation‘prcscnt
“All that is being said
now is largely spoculutlve.“ suld Mr.
Crixnminn. “We will not know the
facts until the reports are submitted.
~ Icy.
atupn or upon e hour owlihllll'ott
lug nnile, while walking inthe. ya 0.
Emmanuel Ohnrch pariah held its
annual meeting on. Monday last.
m
, Mrs. E. 0. Shipmnu. of Norwalk.
has been the street of Mrs. A. 0. Brad.
pitnl. , .
. W 4
Misc Jennie Hoyt,. of. Ridgefield, in
the guest of her ulster. Mrs. V. God-
my.
'l‘he Norfleld Aid Bycioty. will hold
a social on Friday evening at the rec-
idence of Mrs. HewlewWilliumu,
w.
Mrs, Emily Perry and Miss Florence
Perry. of Valley acme. Were guests
last week of Mrs. Hawley Williams.
Mrs. M. E. Sutton has returned
from :1 visit in East Orange. N. .l..
where she went to attend the wedding
of her niece, Minn Annie Godfrey.
A bountiful duel, by MienEvu For-
ria. and ll. .1. Ml-Conkey, wins an ul-
lructivc fouture of the morning sor-
vlce at the Congrcgutionnl Church on
Sunday. At both morning and even-
ing services, line sermons were dc~
llvcrcd by the pastor. Rev. J. l..
Shivoly,
BONDS REDUCED.
—-—-—-
Administrator of Gilman Estate Alke
Probate Court to Cut Down
Amount.
Judge of Probate Nobbs hold a hem"-
ing last week. on the application of
Attorney George P. Carroll for u relluv.
lion of the bonds required of the
Bridgeport Trust Co. as the trustee
or the estate of George F. Gilmnu. 'l‘ho
emotion of the lrunloo are the: Nu-
llounl Surely Co., of New York, in tho.
sum of $300,000, the American Bondinll
& Trust (30., of Maryland, in the Stllllt'
sum, and the. Fidelity & Deposit 00., of
New York, in the sum of $300,000. As
the estate is now well toward nettle
merit the trustee nuke 9. reduction of
these bonds. Attorney-General King of
Willimantlc, was present to look after
the interests of the state. assisted by
Attorney A. B. Beers.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment
Station to Joseph $1ch and wife, land.
Lexington avenue. Wnl‘.
Ridgcflold Suvings Bank to John
Cnvnnngh, 3 acres and buildings. Prou-
poct Hill. War.
(‘hurlcs Guurin and wife to William
F. (iogswcll, house and lot, Cross
slrcol. War.
Elizubolh Lulluc. lo Elmcr I.'Smllb,
New York, 3 acres and buildings, “'03:
Norwulk. War. ,
Eulnte Ann 0). lloyt to Cornelia F.
Baird, lot stud buildings, Franklin avc~
nue. Admru. dccd“
Samuel B. Grlihn nnd wife to Frailo
Rosario. land and buildingu, Plymoulb
uvcnuc. Wnr.
Mary B. Van Horton to Mury A. Mc»
- ,Q . ”Neuron cuereurlcm.
Mrs. Lewis Shipman is again under. ' ;
going trcgtmcnt pt the Norwnlk Hos~
. ”qr-M
“Terkel: in the mist polite mm, 1
over now."-
“How so?" I
"Wily. he actually lllps
he talks to 0. girl
'Dhouol'
his hot when
hrnugh the tele-
l
l
fin‘ye you seen It'!
I the
I . Crocker
Follnlain, Pen
is
. :You blow: to fill
You blow, to empty
You blow
Don't blow
to clcuu
IT li‘lils lluclf
to sell
li‘vcdn Itself
\Vi'ilcu itself.
lot: will like
mucus: ‘
$2-‘50'WS4-501
$5.50.
(luuruuiocd.
liuv
Ful y
hlunuiuvlul'cd by
8. ll l‘lllllrl I’ll: l‘lllnplull
59 Nassau St.
'i‘l'vl'li
Fl).
.50.: if.
llll'lli’llllllnll‘ll
Norwulk, Conn.
“a...“ .-. _._...,.. ..
Aunu’kvmw
BEACH.
An Idcnl arm9 for it Rumour bonlv.‘
inspect llic quoud.izlpnnuso bungalow.
built by unlirc wtn‘uuuu. 3.000 Ili'l
ol’ bIIlil‘t‘ l‘loul. I“Ilil\ \lt‘\\".. ll-all
Lug. bullling, Hill ll: :lul IIr‘ItlllJ. I’Ms‘
mound fur llll‘ «Ibillllsu. Lois for
solo from
$300 lll’WARDS.
levlui induccuwnls
lo the buildcrs, ,imul for illuslrulcli
booklet. It in worth I’t‘fltIIlILK. ll
lclls you bow to illllllll‘t‘ u summer
Busy lcrma.
Chucknn, land and buildings, liurrllt
avenue.
and until such time it seems to me
only advisable to withhold judgment
of thc company and its officials."
——thn doctors foil try Burdock
Blood liillors. Cures dyspepsia, conuli.
pnlion; Invigorntcs the whole system.
WESTPORI.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Westport, are's. Dlglovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Mr. and Mrs. D. ii. Morris
movcd lo Daylon, Ohio.
have
A. ll. Whitman has purchased a
new horse and currlngc.
Col. Donohuc, of Hurtford, has been
visiting friends in town.
Mru. Wntor Aiken, of Stamford,
has been visiting in (own.
Ralph Allen intends to leave this
week on n trip to Florida.
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MIHS Mnry chick. of New York,
has been visiting fricnlln in town.
Minn IKlllIl-le Nash is entertaining
Mina it"beccu Brooks. of Oregon.
Frederick A. Bronlch, of New York.
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Donn.
The Misses Cockcroft. have arrived
at their home in Baugntuck for the
hummer.
J, C. Gregory had been appointed
the aaaintnnt at the Buugutuck post-
office.
Mice Hattie Holmes of Btrntford,
has been a recent. guest of Miss Hallie
Shorwoqd. . .
Mrs. Herman Iangzntelle, of Bridge-
port. lulu been :1 guest of Mill! Wilcox.
Comm ull'oot.
M
Mien Greenbuum. of New York.
has been visiting at the residence of
Charles imngenberg.
A. G. Southey and family, of Wes-
ton. have moved into the Taylor
house, Wright street.
W
Mine Ellen Purity he: successfully
panned her examinations at the New
Haven normal school, and next month
will receive her diploma.
W
wh’s'ron.
,.ilm. n. Brady u the sum of friends
in Wilton. ‘ ,
If .‘Iohn Williams, who he: been quite
‘ ' . lli,. is about again. .
W
as
Mrs. L. it. Hey: haul returned fro
A vieit in. Bridgeport. ,.. ,
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l
STRAIGHTAWAY COURSE THIS
YEAR.
NEW LONDON. Conn, May 155‘“
The. annual conference between the
I'cprcseuluilvm of Yale and Hurrard
and Frank V. Chappcll. rupreucnliug
the New London board of lrude‘u regal.
in coinmilicc, was held at tho crockcl‘
houuc yesterday afternoon. The cup-
taius and managers of the crows \t't‘l‘l‘
present, including :1 dclogntion of tour
from ouch university. headed by .Iull-
an Curliaa. ll. wuu dcclded to have n
ntrulghtnwny coursc and il was stated
that the crews would arrive here curly
in .l'unc.
r...—
KiLLED BY FLYER EXPRESS.
SOUTH IA'ME, Conn, May 10.”
Frank Counlhnn. of Norwich. aged 50,
was struck und killed by tho ilyor ox-
prccn, here Saturday afternoon. Death
was instantaneous. Counlbun Wllu :1
stone mason, and was making repairs
on some stone work here, huving bccn
in the employ of the company but two
months. He leaves it widow and nine
children. '
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect December 4, 1004.
LEAVE IOUTH NORWALK FOR
‘ new YORK.
A. Ila-12:52:, 5:33x, 6:40x, 0:10;,
6:60. 0:55, 7:40. 8:201, 8:42. 9:071,
0:321. 0:61. 10:65:, 11:41.
P. lam—12:40:. 1:05. 8:061, 3:61,
5:10;. 0:40, 0:018. 0:80x, 7:28x.
8:00x. 0:523. 10: .
0 ye.
A, hie-10:68:, 8:, 0:463, 8:50.
0:42.
P. M.—-2:li0x, 0:053. 5:40, 0:01;.
7:23, 8:00x, 0:521. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. Dir-0:50. 5:00. 0:00 7:50, 8:00;,
girls? moox. 10:09:, 10:04. 11:00:.
P. numeral. 1:05, 3200:, 2:05,
3:312, 4:043, «09.1232, 0:011. 0:07,
B:ii'l,0:00x, 0:03, 8:00xl. 0:00, 11:00:.
12:00:.
eye.
Sand .
A. Mob-0:00, 7:30,, 0:03.
P. lie-4i”. mo, :00. 11:00, 11:00.
IOU'I'H up WALK 'ro. new
A. Ill-“11:14:,1t‘012. 1:53;. one.
7:00. 8:08. 0:111, 10:0 x, 11411;. 11:44:
P. Air-“12:0“. 1: . rum, 4:00;
5:35. 0:073. ma. 1:10;, 0:102, um.
Irlli e In tier: be above.
,. £3230 .
MI 3 4 "I13.”
niftn'fi'i’xl't’ii ’~ MI? .
.,
, 1:00;. *‘ ’
".03101. 1
count «on Lil ire mum .
homo."
J. B. lawrenoe. Agent.
TheTime *
Has Come
when your lawn will need looking lif-
tor and
. ,
A VICTORY BALL BEARING LAWN
MOWER
will keep it. down better than any oth»
or. it her: four binder: with n double
utenl rnichct to drive them. And the
ndjuuimcut is pci'i‘wl. (Jail and look
them ovor.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE. .
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 14343.
0
FRANK c. ,w
VAN SCOY.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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“Hurry Up”
End Get A
No.2 50. Main St, 50. Norwalk, Conn.
, or thé owners,
THE HARBOR YIEW REALTY (30..
New Rochelle, N. Y.
.._.. ,r
.. we GUARANTEE OUR
11.8.0. Capsules
to contain no poisonous, narcotic OI
other injurious drug.
Thousande of‘ people have taken
them for colde, headache and the grip,
and by common consent the A. B. C.
Capeulce cure these ailments quicker
than any other ‘edicine. .
If your druggl t does not keep them
get them at the
The leiifuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN 3T.. 80. NORWALK.
Nih'fi‘llflfl. ‘
Mule:
e
DELIGHTED, KITCHEN SPOTLESS.
DINNER ON THE MINUTE!
US CALL AND EXPLAIN.
GAS RANGE;
LOTS OF COMFORT IN lT—COOK '
LET I,
l 3 . 39 15
i l‘r'
a: trim. “ ‘
noun:
3 can“ Milk eo-c’ec'e’vceeunone-en a“ I
'Phone,'i802.
Jenkins Bros. him
and
\
Guild: Packing
curried In Stock.
2 pkge. Grape Nuts ............... 200
. ankge. Currents.................. 06c
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO. ' '
lieu England Electric liolorll.
HaVe no luperior. Can chow
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
rine Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. C0.
55 WATER ST. so. NORWALK.
3 pkgs Raisins ................... 200
3 Bligh. Pancake “our 10 e u a d o e c 0", 35°
2 Dkxfl— H—O oatmeal .v-oecoeeevce 2‘50 I
A. STULL
I4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Ihroal. Nose and Ear.
. Any diseased condition of the
Throat. None or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedies; Now installed at 60 South
Main street, and any callingwill be
given consultation' and examination
free, by a specialist who has been con—
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch. 06 80. Main St.
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8.
F‘IELD SELLS
INSURANCE.
ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALSO.
on't put off u
duty of todly
Office, United' ink Building,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 363—5.
Fresh Fish
:Il tomorrow {ht
PLUMBING, “ W“ "w " """“‘”“""W~-”*~
m... HOTEL VICTORIA
HOT WATER, LARGE FRESH MACKEREL,25C CBC“ CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
FRE H RGIE 8 LB.
AND BLAzKF‘I’gH 5' 8: LB. MONROE STREET'
. LB Newly furnished throughout. Malt
GAS FITTING. a Ekgzglsatéls 1:: LB- comfortable and up—todate hotelrin the
- , 0 v - city. Electricity and heat; in ever]
'I" q 1 .. . BUCK SHADv 10“ LB' room. 1311th in connection. Pen
l”.- - “‘01 mu, (“ill“‘l SEE 9“on 12" t: feet sanitation. Rooms excellent"
and Zinc. , , WE’AEIEETS-h 8: LB. appointed. Always comfortable Ind
- . HADDOCK.‘ ~ “301-3- q“neat-e carrying e full line of new:
50 South Main Street. mm: 32313“ t 11%: {-3- Merrill and Condit's wines, liquor-
Telephone, 1374. GERMAN CARP. I 7c LB: and cigerl. Best stocked bet in Lb!
city.
'1‘. 1. SULLIVAN, Prop."
TELEPHONE CALL, 89H.
iilldlrnTmublrsalldlhllBemrdll
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
BOILED LOBSTERS TONIGHT.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwalk.
WWW
Thai Bicucle
out of the attic: look It over.
If It isn't a NATIONAL "cwcp"
It for one: or let us tune It up
to run “something like R NA.
TIONAL." .
Bargaine In Time.
'l ‘ it
Only a few years ago Ill wan consid-
llered good form to encace the sink In
tweed, thereby concealing the trap.
Imaklng it inaccessible and offering a
tolace for the collection of filth and
:Ivcrmin.
‘l If this condition exist: In your house-
: hold. let us remedy the trouble by in-
? stalling a snowy white “Standard" For.
celain. Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our
work is satisfactory and prices right.
0
Don't forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle.
H.R. BULKLEY,
52 80. MAIN OT.
. . . u . . .
, ,-,I -.- n.3,. I,-
Posiai Brings Representa-
live
llllllll. Ill Nightlight
’Phone 6|.
hMW-FMWW
Grant 3 Restaurant
88 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHBS: REGU-
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL Home MADE BAKERY.’
”'7" F. SIMBANKS
Carpenter, Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATE! GIVEN FOR JO.-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND IS-
MODILINO OF OLD OTRUOTURES.
IN OR OUT‘OF-TOWN ORDERS BV
MAIL PBOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
~Rl8lDINOI—n
7. MAIN ITRIIT. NORWALK.
lululllull
capital monomer
3mm. monomer:
380.000 0
" ‘11-.5
‘“ 100.
“A1. I H I I
PLUMBING AND ITIAI
Horace R. Nash“,
nogaflgo'nnnma
R - ‘ CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS.,
HOT AIR HEATING' South Norwaik, Conn.
ITOVES AND RANOII.
ILATE AND 1’!" ROOFINI.
On and Steam Fitting.
Iu- Fixture; Motel Ceiling. Ito.
Hm you In" 0'" 'm“ °' A Wall I
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISI
... . N-“
COMPANY. I ‘
can:ttrrsrrzezrtrr; Paper.
Wall Paper Talk ”in?
u...—
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we 'do the work in the very best
manner.
We hovec‘uken I good man!
contractr for house painting And
will be glad to Iubmlt figure: for
your work. .
‘ ,
We try to carry In Itock every- -
thing you need for the decorndc a ‘
of your house inside or out.
Gotham,
retention: ice-e. ,
10 run-1' er; ‘ '
Selecting Wail Pepe;- l. largely a
matter of teats. We have everything
in color, design can grade. We will
aid you in making selection: that Will
harmonize with your other interior
decoration.
1'0 ORDIR.
Window citadel end picture frames.
.PIOML.
Cloth Window Rhodes. with fringe.
250. White end Bull Ourteln Poles,
Peinter'i Supplier, Crockery. dim-
WEI‘O. “0- ‘ y I
Painting not! favor Hedging.
L IBIIWI’.
37 Wilmington Emmi:
mo Mmm ' ”
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nu: mun ,
omen“.
Norwalk Chronicler