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For the ooiivenlence of the readers
0‘! the Sentinel, a letter box has been
placed on the bridge in front of the
"WP OI William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected daily. They
should be signed by the writer as an
evidence of good faith.
. MIBP Bessie Lev‘y was a visitor in
Stamford, yesterday.
Harry Wright is having a line skiff
built for him by Emerson. Ayres.
Grading is being done on the lots
owned by Dr. Brown on Seavicw uvc-
nue.
Charles Hubbard will serve as.
chef at. the Knob Outing Club this
season.
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The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held tomorrow at the Advent
Christian Church.
. Captain Fred Anderson is placing
the gasolene launch "Forrett" in com-
mission for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGann are
spending a couple of weeks in the
Catskill Mountains.
Rev. Edward Cunningham will lead
the weekly prayer meeting at. the East
Avenue Methodist, Church tomorrow.
Captain W. H. Verity expects to get
his steamer the “Addie V." completed
today or tomorrow. A new crunkpiu
has been put in place.
The regular weekly class meeting
was held last evening at the East nvc—
nuc Methodist church. James IIIIOIIL
nicdicu was the leader of the evcir
mg.
A meciing of Endeavor Circle.
Kings Daughters willl be hold at 3
o’clock this afternoon at tho homo of
Mrs. Edward Benedict in Osborn uvo~
nue.
A nlcctini: of the probationers of the
East avcuuc Methodist church was
held last evcniug at. the church. They
were addressed by the pastor Rev. lid-
ward Cunningham.
'I‘hc piling for the addition to the
Colonial Foundry and Machine Coin-
pany has been completed and the work
upon the building will be hurried along
by Contractor Gamble as fast as possi.
ble.
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in fishing circles the advent of
bluckflsh and weakilsh is expectantly
awaited. So far no biackfisb have
been captured and an attempt to book
a wuakflsh made during the past few
days was also abortive.
The wire cables of the Southern
New England Telephone Company
have been laid across tin» river over
the water pipes. Orders have boon
received to mono thcm and while the
diver Is at. work here he will do that
at the same tithe he makes some slight
changes in the pipes.
For the second time within a week
the residents of St. John avenue have
been disturbed byes gang of drunken
men who have wondered up and down
the street. using profane language and
making a general disturbance. Ar-
rangements have been made for their
arrest should the trouble be repented.
Residents of Third street. are lunch
interested in the Outcome of a little
affair. whio is'b g put. throuin on
that street it a h the owned by Mrs.
B. A. Jackson. The house was rent—
od some limo ago by a Hebrew family,
who sublet some of tho rooms to a
widow with a champ of children. 'l‘hc
Hebrew family moved. but the other
tenant was unable to procure rooms
elsewhere. and having paid her punt.
ahead. wished to stay the time out. She
was ordered out. but did not go, and
as a result the windows have been tak-
un out of the house In an attempt to
"froczo her out." She is still there.
bowcvor. and no dispossess notice has
as yet. been served.
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The recovery at the body of Paul
Jones. and the deaths of Hiram Crook
and Il'lizbugh Lao. hitVu stirred up
patriotic members of the times that
tried men's souls. damsel Raymond's
grandmother on his. mother's attic.
while not. In the war of lttlil. on iir~
count of her Ilsa, was as full of on-
lhuolssm as any Yankee woman mold
be. and tent material did. She lived
to the semen o as the late Mr. (trunk.
namely” too. it nndfeihor. however.
made up for that enlisting. or rail.-
er :5on u vitamins for another man
in II! m, (I lived lobe within
four ohms? inert. Uncle sum
hillulf. ‘I , la “chipper and
as full . mini-census. any man
in‘The Nanette. There. an unus-
sdullne little woman, who embodies
In her makeup a three of the great
of of bit-gone den. Her mendin-
t was a cerebral of mom iii
Mutation. ills name me
it grout uncle, Josiah _ p .
n" plain of engineers in Ill. VP .
l , . and her uncle. William Cl
ti itin brunet-men in themvli It.
(1‘ of this kind are very rare. The
woman's husband did mm work on
the other side by getting memorials
elm lu lover of arbitration, and
mm address in continuation with
, Francis Tilda during the it!»
We .tnoidtlit to the captured!
’ all who mu
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years. Has the unqualified en~
dorsemeniofthebestphysiclans.
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i. all”. . laces. as on an
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Agent-fer The Evening Sentinel. In
Rowayton. ar . Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Bros way and Charles Petty.
orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
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Charles R. Potty. of the West Side.
was a vlsItOr In Smith Norwalk, today.
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.Iacob V. Close. of the West Side. has
purchased a new piano.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Row.
nylon Baptist Church Is holding a
meeting this afternoon.
Fishermen are getting large catches
of iiounders in the waters of this vi-
ciniiy.
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt. who has
been visiting In New York for several
days, has returned to her homo at
Contentment. Island.
The regular prayer meeting will be
bold tomorrow night in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. and the Happy Hour
Service in the Baptist Church.
The ball game between the flimsy-
ion Juniors and the Harstrom school
team, of Norwaik, will be played on
the new diamond at Rowsyton, next
Saturday morning.
Harry E. Griswold will render on
the violin, Montlcissohn's Spring Sons.
next. Tuesday evening. May 23, at the
literary and musical cntortainmcnt to
be given for the benefit of the. Row-
uyton Public Library in the Baptist
Church. Miss Helen Lynch will be
the accompanist.
wDoctors Avery and Show. of Dar
Icn. have arruneed with Mrs. C. II.
Guidcr. itowayion. who will send with-
out charge, telephone calls for either
physician. They will respond prompt.
Iy. day or night, and oiiicc hours. it to
4 p. 111.. have also been arraugctl at
Mrs. Guidor's. Either doctor will bc
thcrc ouch day.
Will every one who bus given fifty
cents to tho Library since it opcncd
and who has not already signed the
constitution and by-laws do so at. once.
so Iic or she will be untitlcd to a Hill)
at, the annual meeting of thc liowayton
Fri-Q Library Association. which will
tako place on Friday evening. May Bil.
at 7:30. In the Library. Notices will
be sent. only to tllosc whose names
are in the book kept at the Library
by May 19.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Darten, are Arthur Slauaon. and Wal~
lace sherer. Orders sent to either Of
the above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
A rehearsal of the newly organized
Sunday school choir of the (‘ongregm
IIfm‘dI Church was held yesterday evo-
niug at the church.
The liugdalc-Rlley lawsuit. which
has bccn hanging fire In Justice Will-
moit‘s court. for some months. will
””110 up again for trial next Sutur-
day.
’l‘ho cusc of Mrs. Sarah 'I‘ristrum. of
liurlcn. against the Connecticut. liall~
way and Lighting Company was cx-
ported to come up in Bridgeport. to-
day. A number of witnesses have
been subpoenaed from Barton and No.
roton. A postponement was taken un-
til tomorrow.
———Iionclcss hams and bacon, Street‘s
Cash Uroucry.
Tile town is paying every your for
electric lights under the railroad
bridge. It. Is not. getting the lights.
however. and there is considerable
kicking among the tax payers ut prcs-
out on that account. The bridge Is a
dark and unplcusnnt spot ‘without. ihc
lights and the people justly contcnd
that as long as they are paying for
lights they should get them. For
nearly a wcck the place has been in
darkness nights.
The M‘Ill‘t'll In still being kept up for
tho molt who committed the burglaries
bore rocomly. but so far without any
I‘t'lt‘llIIB. Quito roccntly the Iinnbury
police got truck of a couple of men
who worn uppurenily uuulliiud to till
the «inscription given by those who
had iiccll lilo bicycle burglars, and
one of tho wmncn was sent to Ilsn~
bury to look at one of the mun. Rho
was unable to Identify him. however.
and the‘lcluu room to ninuthi. Evan
iluufurd I-Iinlib litillmit to be at a loss
to run down the msietactors and the
rlcw which lie Willi following seams to
have been n disappointment.
The center of the town WM treauul
yusicrduy to u froe exhibition of the
mercenary spirit which seems to sub
mnto some people, and It. proved very
interesting and instructive to hits
a crowd. The night of it man eh ding
tears and bellowing and crying like s
lwo-yuur-old rhlill tolled to excite any
sympathy among the crowd. and in
fact quite the opposite. There Miro
old veterans of the Civil War present.
other townspeople and )1 number oi
boys. and though there Were It num-
ber of warmshonricd and sympathetic
normal there. the performance of the
individual was greeted
with Mr endinughs and he departed
utmost in a (annuities of hysteria nla
tor til affair was tutor. A limit buyer
was I 0. object. of the sarcastic re‘
merits of the crowd and his turnout
was an object at wonder. for not with-
iu the memory of the oldest inhabitant
had there been such a wagon within
the limits of the town. The huidbncils
were of rope. the harness was tied up
Willi little lites" of siting. old wig:
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mute at to unfit“...
tWh is re" use:
been
sis;
blacksmith shop, where the Junk deal—
er wanted repairs made in a hurry.
Mr. Stoorza. as well as his two assist-
ants were busy, and did not: wish to
be interrupted, but the Hebrew was In
trouble and It would not be like Louis
to see anyone In trouble if he could
help it. his dropped all his other
work. and spent nearly two hours of
his time and the time of an assistant
In constructing a new fifth wheel for
the dilapidated rig. .ne metal went
into it and there were a number of
bolts necessary to holdthe two pieces
of Iron together. Finally he put It
-in place. and asked for $1.25. At this
the Hebrew began ~his song of woe.
Hi.- shouted that he was ruined, robbed.
muicted, swindlod, buncued, iiimfiamt
mad, and so on through the catalogue...
People began to gather to hear the
row and (in who saw the work which'
had been done were firmly convinced
that it was a good job and well worth
the money. Then the man began to
shed the tears. As the crowd did not
have much sympathy for a man who
would shed tears over $1.25. he re-
ceived very little of that pleasant
mental commodity. As the man went
away he said he was going to get a
policeman, but he did not return.
—-When doctors fail try Burdock
Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, cousti
potion; invigoratcs the whole system.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Davis, of
New York. have opened their Red Top
Cottage, at Belle island, for the sea-
son.
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Charles E. Stevens' is doing a large
amount of grading and stone wall
building ubold the cottages near the
handsome lioliiyn estate. Work on
the stone wall north of Nylkoti is
progressing rapidly and will be illi—
ishcd In a short time.
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wssrpos‘r.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Westport, are S. Digiovanni and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Ralph Allen is trolleylng on tho lo-
cal Iinc.
(‘Iirist (‘burch confirmation clues is
to meet In the guild room on Friday
night.
The Women‘s lionciIcr-nt Socicty of
the (longrcgatlmmi Church. is holding
a nlctuing this afternoon with Mrs.
lsnuc Wakomun.
The scloctmcn are as dumb as oys-
ters and as independent as clams at
high tidc.rt-l:1llvo to the fountains
that wuro taken from thcir locations
and are not yet in evidence.
The railroad improvements here. as
in the majority of places where (buy
arc bclng mode. are seemingly slow to
the uninitiated. yet, as a matter of
fact. they are progressing rapidly and
the end can be seen.
Westporl was never better off in the
matter of hotel accommtulatIons than
at the present time and all of thcm
above thr- average. The demands {or
accommmlations prove conclusively
what has been argued time and again.
that. give the summer public the fac-
illtles and the town will not go beg-
ging for Its quota of trade. lluw—
thorn Inn is certainly as uttrnctlvo a
spot as can be found and no hostclry
In the country has more beautiful sur.
roundings than has Boncbsido Inn.
Next In line comes Compo Inn. that
started In business last summer and
won favor as a well kept private ho-
tvl. Of course the old reliable West-
port Holt-l In still presided over by
that genial bonifsce, “Doc" lintler-
wood.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CON-
VENTION.
LOWELL. Muss. May 17.-'I‘ho ses.
sions of the annual convention of the
general association of Congregational
Churches of Massachusetts. obgnn at
the Eliot Congregational Church in this
cityyosier day. were continua diodny.
At. the business meeting which follow-
ed there was ll. discussion on "The Ad-
justment of Our Churches to One An-
other,‘ and the presentation of the re»
port of the committee on “Tho Read-
iustmcut of'Our Policy.”
RUSSIAN OFFICER PAROLED.
SAN FRANCISCO. May l‘l.-Cnpi.
A. N. lttischngoff. of the Russian aux.
Illury cruiser Lena, which has been
llolnlucd at Mare island by this gov-
orhlncut for several months. is about
to leave for St. l’otursburg. whither he
has been summoned by the naval Initi-
islor. A mquosl. for it parole for the
captain recently was made by tho Rus-
sian authorities. and he has been lul—
vised by the Secretary of State “till be
Is free to rclurn to i-li. Patersburg at.
his curlluut convenience.
CHINAMAN cm scram autos.
ST. LOUIS, M0,, May i7.»w.ludgo Ito-
gcru. of the United States District
Court. has trialled an order allowing
N. ll, Jung, n Chluuainn. convicted and
sentenced to a term of ninety days in
the Missouri l’cnlniunilury for passing
a raised $10 bill. to retain his uuouu
while serving his sentence. Jung told
Judge Rogers that the retention of his
dunno was a matter of religion. and he
will be the first prisoner who has been
confined In the state penlntentlnry who
has not first been inborn.
DANISH IARK BIRTHA AIHORE.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. May I7.~
A iliipslch received.» Maritime Ex»
change station Ilene from Long Branch
says that the Danish bark Bertha, from
Rio Granite fugfilow York, went ashore
during the militia oif that place. Her
brooches buoy. The Bertha in load
ed with hides. she is lying in a dim:
serous position.
IMITH OUT N. MOM IOND.’
RAN FRANCI 0. May itwldtb
ward J. Smith. tormeriy city and coun-
ty tax collector. who was arrested at
St. touts on the charge oi IIGIIIP a d"-
tastier .119: been released on tit),-
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match? an mil was destroyed-div: .
STAMFORD
RANGES
always stilts best those who
ask the most of them. In econ-
omy of fucl and satisfying re
sults. there Is nothing made that
is superior.
For sale by
HORACE R. NASH.
south Norwalk Conn.
Corner West and Main Streets.
OOWMWNNOMW
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON lNSURANCE CO.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes it most liberal
form of insurance covcring the cur
wherever it may be in the United
Status or Canada. against tire arising
front any cousc. cxplosion and' light
hing iucludcd» also marine and trans
portntion risks-‘4 titcft or pili’cruge, up
on the most i’avornblo ionns.
Jacob M. Ladies.
Agent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk.
Tel. 35—2.
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PRICES:
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So. Norwulk, Conn.
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Refrigerators
Garden Ho‘se
Ice Cream Freezers
Lawn Mowers
AND GENERAL, spams AND'SUM-
use eooos or THE sssr QUALI-
TY. . I
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Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
'l‘in, Shcct Iron.
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137—3.
South Norwaik. Conn.
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DINNER ON THE MINUTE!
U8 CALL AND EXPLAIN.
Postal Brings Representa-
live
Bill“. III IUEIIIIIIEIII.
'Phone 60.
Grant’s Restaurant
88 North Main street, South Norwalk.
BEST 'ACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND ‘lo e’IN'l" LUNGHEO: REOU.
LAR DINNER, 26 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
’r. s. disks
Carpenter, Builder and
General Contractor
IITIMATID GIVEN FOR JOI-
IING, BUILDING OF NEW AND R!-
MODELING OF OLD DTRUOTURIB.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDIRI IV
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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LOTS or COMFORT IN lT—COOK II
DELIGHTED, KITCHEN SPOTLESS. “
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Julius Bros. lilies
and
unlock Poking
Carried In Stock.
.2 pm Grape Nuts ................ illio
3 pk“ cm“ ‘flleoalnvoeoo‘loule.25°
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
llav England lliutlio lotou'.
Have no superior. Can show
them In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
rln. Work Bollolted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
at: WATER or. so. NORWALK.
8 pkg. Bauh' OIIOUIIIIAIODIDIIID 25°
8 ohm. Pancake ll'lour ............ 350
it pkgs. H—O Oatmeal ............ 25s
A. STULL
, a4 COTTAGE 'AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
"INESS ‘
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INSURANCE.
E NDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY.
on't put off until tomorrow the
duty of today.
Office, United Bank Building,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 363—5.
Fresh rid .
4 LBS. FOR 526
3“}? Reader?
is a necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your.
sleeping apartment or dressing sham.
PORGIES.
F TFI H 5,, LB. here with a snowy white one-piece
ELELS S ' 12c LB “Standard" Porcelain Enam’eled Lava-
- ' tory and have running hot and cold
STEAK COD. 2 10¢ LB- water as desired at your touch.
BLUEFISH. 10c LB.
WEAKFISH. 8c LB.
LARGE FRESH MACKEREL,25c each
CONN. RIVER no: SHAD, 14c LB.
BUCK SHAD, 10c LB.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8TS..
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT South Norwalk, Conn. ‘ '
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PsoplegsAglngaNn ovens IIIIOIII. N050 and far.
Old Salvation Army Building. ”1""? "
East End of Washington Street Bridge Any diseased condition of the
CAPT. CHARLES DUGRORS, prop. Throat. Nose or Ear successfully and
South Norwalk. 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 eons
Get That Bicuole '~ nected with the New York Hospital.
out of the attic; look It over. "
If It I"... a NATIONAL “swap" .. WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
It for‘ one: or let us tune It up :3 Branch, 65 38°“ Main? 8"
‘0 run “something "It. ' NA- "- Treatment DOUI‘B, -IO, 1:4, -8.
TIONAL."
Bargains In Tires.
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CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE OTREET.
Newly furnished throughout. noes
comfortable and up-tmlate hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat in ever!
room. Baths in connection. Per-
fect Imitation. Rooms excellent“
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. "u
‘. Cafe carrying a full line of Acton.
' Merrill and Oondlt’a wines. liquor!
and cigars. Best stocked bar in the
Don't forget the Guaranteed
Gas Mantle.
35 H.R.BULKLEY,
52 00. MAIN ST.
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PLUMBING 'AND s'rnu
HEATING. . city. ,
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Paper.
Have you seen our stock at
RICHMOND RANGES?
Our stock 0! new goods lust ”it
is a little larger than ever beion.
THE JON%9IIA& EOTCHKIQI
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Wall Paper Talk
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
matter of! tests. We have everything
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
man's
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit,ޢurea fax
your work.
We try to carry in stock everyc‘
thing you need for the decoratic .
.Windov shades and picture frames. of your house inside 0!“ out.
IPEOIAL.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. ' EQEO '
250. White and Brass Curtain Poles, M ’ 7
. . Gorbam,
Painter's Supplies, Creche”, Glue TILIPflofll up...
10 Elli? UT. 3 I. NORWAIEI?
in color, design and grade. .We will
aid you In making selections that Will
humanize with your other interior
decoration.
To ORDER.
were. etc. I g trim.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
on all). If (is Washes
Capital 3100.0”.90 . , gamma, 3...
surplus. ‘ $100,000.00 , . "gut “WWW“? lam
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87 WASHINCYI‘ON STREET.
South Howells Conn.
Telephone connection.
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rues small
25.: solid
8 0311. Milk absoluaaeeeeeneeeu- a“
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Horace R. Nash,
Norwalk Chronicler