Sis: rises 4::5‘;'seta 7:15.
, filgh tide 4:05 a. 3:144:55 p. m.
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“Editorial ROOM.
w—Iuelnm Office.
, “';WH'"DI‘O anemones.
_ . M‘SONICD'R'CTOR Y. I
olswni Lodge, No.1“, r. a A. M. '
. Maoists Donovan block. ltlii Washington
aldnflgii‘thlm Tussda s or each month
i '1
l tor unlit-“p iii—TI ”timid?
(70 O V I,
» fmrlos r. Mini, .M. 'auaeIi it. wu-
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Isilanhsptsri N0. 38, R. A. M.
imi- in Donovan Bl 138 Washington
til... second and tom-t Tuesdays of cash
montbaduly and August cxcepwd—at s
o'cloo . AliRo alArcu Masons cordially
1 vi Thad one (layer, H. P. hurt
. Wilcox, Sec.
Ophir Chap..No.52, Order Eastern Star
Moots In Donovan block, IBII Washington
at. second and fourth r‘rldays of each
chili—J uiy and August excepted-at 7:40
ooloca . in. All iiismbers of (war of
Eastsrn thrcordiall‘ invitcd. Miss Nona
.A. Rowland. W. M. Miss ldn Sharer, Sco
A noteworthy addition to the educa-
tional institutions of India is the Agrl~
cultural collage of Pusa, the founda-
tion stone of which has just been laid
by Lord Curzon. In his address he
said it was due to the munlficence of
Mr. Henry Phipps, who' gave him
« ecora
. a-w‘ gamut .“
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SPLENDID EXAMPLES or
MEN’S SIIIISH [i IIIHIS
Stylish Clothes contribute materiallyl to the
fun and enjoyment of this National oliday.
Have you the attire which Dame Fashion de-
creeai“
Buying here you get the benefit of our Par-
tial Payment System, therefore, notwithstanding
your purse, you may buy, now and pay us later.
MEN'S SPRING snrrs'
ii‘ancy Worsted. Cheviot, Tweed and Cassimcrc
Suits, overplaids, stripes and pin checks. Spring
shades of gray and brown and mixtures. Single and
double breasted.
All sizes at $25.00 down to
MEN'S TOP COATS
Top Coats. strictly all wool, doubln twist covcrt, in
the low shades of ollvo and tan. in plain coloring and
In neat stripe and ovcrplnid effects—«stylish, perfect
fitting and shape-retaining. '
All sizes at $25.00 down to
STYLISH SUITS
Black 'I‘hibet and fancy Worsted Cheviot and (‘lis—
siinore Suits, singlo and double-breasted models; all
$10.00
$10.00
. sizes to fit all builds of man,
on Day *
A
married was very nervous. and, while
‘ asking for information as to how he
must act, put the question: "Is it
kiastomary to cuss the brido‘i"——Brook-
lyn Lift.
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON iNSURANcE 00.
Capital 01,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurancemovering the car
wherever it may‘b‘o in the United
States or Canada, against ilro arising
from any cause, explosion, and light-
ning included—also marine and trans
portation risks—~theft or pilferago, up"
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. lauton.
Age
ii Rdllroad Place.
"‘0
South Norwalk.
TOI. 86—2.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
GENERAL PAINTING.
PARQUET FLOORS.
Our Specialty is
HIGH GRADE WORK.
NORWAII HARDWARE co.
34 MAIN ST., NORWALK.
Phone 307—2, .
young man who was about to in:
~meaniag opportunities of great importancoto you.
have summer weather.
protection to yourself you cannot afford to miss these
is filled to overflowing with good things.
reminders of what is here in plenty.
Corsets (Thompson's make), made of batiste and fine
dies. big value at 59c, tomorrow,
row‘s price,
tomorrow.
special at
.5. .4 W, ,i- 5,,“
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l4——.—iiig Specials for Ihursdaya—éiwi -
I A A i
Attractive Summer Merchandise secured at remarkably low prices
You will surely head summer things.“ ‘As it
These low specials are only
Ladies' Neckweai‘, 50 doz. dainty summer styles, value 190, tomor-
Ladies' Hose. excellent quality black cotton Hose, regular price 260,
Dress Shields, light weight, washable, regular price lilo-tomorrow,
' I
Wd ars-fhound to
sales. Our store
not, also gir-
356
10°
170
10c
“Mohair Lustre" and Grecian Voille, two of the most popular cotton
Dress Fabrics. all first quality, over fifty new styles,'s0ld‘regu-
$160,000 "to do what you like with for
some public purpose for the good of
the Indian people." There are 1,280
acres of land belonging to the college,
on whichralmost any crop could be
gl'own, and there will consequently be
prtwision for instruction in the class-
room, rcscarchin the laboratory. and
experiment in the field. It will be the
center of the application of science to
Indian agriculture, and, It Is hoped,
will eventually lead to the establish-
ment in each province of a properly
organized and equipped agricultural
department.
In 1750 diamonds were sold in Eu-
rope at $40 a karat. In 1770, when
Brazilian stones were poured on the
market, first quality diamonds sold as
low as $5 a karat, and in 1790 they
' $15.00
HANDSOME AND VERY SMART
Silliiillll JABKEIS Iii IIIIIES
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS
liladc of Broadcloths in either black or colors-
blouse jackets with fitted backs—~six-Incli yoke effect
both buck and front, double puff sleeves trimmcd with
pin tucks and quite the prettiest style shown this sea-
son. Nine gore skirts,
$13.00
WOMEN’S COVERT SUITS
iinndsomc suits, made of a high grade covert cloth
in most (icsirublc shades. ’I‘wciity~lwo inch flttcd jack-
cts with now slmvcs. having turn back i‘llffs——4airiixiiiix(i
Si‘ilniS, velvet trimmcdv—Iii gore kiltcd skirts, slzo‘liz to
44. $20.00 down to
$15.00
SILK WALKING SKIRTS
'I‘wo sizes at 0 single price, including black and a
Noose.
Special on Menu
The inhabitants, legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that it special town moot-
ing will be held in the Town Hall, Wall
o'clock in the evening. for the purpose
of hearing the report. of the committee
which was appointed. at the meeting
held April 18th, I905. to investigate the
matter of supplying rent and other
supplies to the outside poor.
street, Thursday, May 25th, 1906, at 8 '
checks, value up to $2.50. Thursday special at
yd., price for tomorrow, 18c
Hard Wood Adjustable Window Screens, ’24 in. high, open from 22
to 34 inches wide, tomorrow special at , 19c
Ladics' Trimmed Hats, value $5.00. sppcial for Thursday at 03.50 '
Ladies' Outing Hats, regular price, 88.50, special at $1.98
Iarly in‘many places at 250. Special for tomorrow. iayzc
Ladlos' Fine Wool Walking Skirtsin neat‘mixtures. value $4.00.
Special at ' 52.00
Ladies“ Wash Shirt Waist Suits, six styles, in linens, lawns and fine
Imdios‘ All Linen Handkerchiefs, lace and drawn work. value 15c,
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder, in many places the price In 250. Special at 150
72 in. Half Bleached Table Damask, good quality, neat designs, value
a 45c.
25 Rolls of High Grade Japanese .Mat‘lug, choice colors, worth 30c
31.75
90 ,
830 yd.
' An Appropriate Title.~—-"What would
John Medders
—-— “(30s a'mighty!
'had Increased to $30 and remained
about this figure until 1848, when
from $15 to $20 a karat was asked.
From 1860 on, the price of diamnods
advanced, and, with the world's dia-
mond mines practically in the con-
trol of one company during the last ten
years, the price has steadily increased
until the present time, whcu first wa-
ter diamonds are quoted at $140 a kar-
at or more.
In the town of 'I‘hurso. England, a
man eighty-seven years old still fol
lows his duties as superintendent of
some fisgstono quarries. Among the
workmen he has seven sons, six sons-
in-law, twenty-nine grandsons, four ‘
husbands of his granddaughters and
two great-grandsons. Forty-nine mein~ ‘
bers of one family, all connected with
the same trade, employed In the same
work; and living In the same district
is something decidedly out of the com- .
mon.
“" I
SOUTH NOIRWALK BAPTIST
CHURCH SUPPER. ,
At the church this evening there
will be held a free supper for the mom-
bsrs of the church and those who are
contributors of record. Owing to the
seating capacity of the rooms, the trus-
tees made this announcement, fearing
that the article that. appeared in last
evening’s edition of The Sentinel was
misleading to tbovpubllc. We would
very much like to invite the congro‘
motion in general, but our seating ca-
pacity is limited, therefore we are ob-
liged to limit the invitation to the
members and recorded contributors.
' BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
' MERRY TWELVE WHIOT CLUB.
The Merry Twelve Whist Club was
. entertained yesterday afternoon by
:' 'Mrs. William Twombly, ,of Norwallt.
F It was the closing event of the swan,
.» and it certainly proved a most inter~
eating and enjoyable occasion for all.
The first prize was awarded to Miss
Lina Stevens. of Rowayion; the sec-
ond to Mrs. Lincoln Taylor, of Siam.
ford, and the consolation to Mrs. Th0»
mas Richardson, of South Norwalk. A
regular supper was served by tho hos-
tess, after which vocal and instrumen-
tal music worn rendered to while
away the time. Those present took
the 9 o'clock trolley for home. voting
the hostess an ideal entertainer.
L. U. WHIST CLUB.
A mocti g of mods U. Whist Club.
was held estarday afternoon at tho
homeof Miss Edith Vrooiu. in Wood-
VIM avenue. A very pleasant time
' rosuitad. Refreshments were served
‘ during the afternoon. The first prise
.was won by Mmafloyt, the second by
Mrs. Gilbert'm'iflogart.
tussv PLANTS rsozss.
WINSTIIID. May 24.-Frost did much
i! last night in Norfolk and
notch ' ring hill towns. Young tomato
and potato plants worn frosc .
“The ,
L '4 Clifi'ord H ,tel D-
ét‘wolsaiom-r coins or doom
, wi-m paws-rs BATH. s'r
. ATTRACTIVI PRIOI'.
M
Jessi-ii a‘wsu. prep.
, Also
" Mprlotor Rout Iahaokpmo.
whcrl'.
AT
HIT.
ATTRACTIONS GREGORY'S
PO
Grounds and Buildings Placed in Fine
Condition for the Season.
Gregory‘s Point continues to ho a
popular place with Norwalk people.
and one of the best shore dinners ser-
vcd anywhere can be procurcd at
Landlord John O'Slillivan‘s hostciry.
The hotel and restaurant building,
liuth llOllueti,\Ol.(r., have boon placed
in excellent condition, and this is the
Scason for people to cnjoy themselves
at tho shore. A first-class chef has
boon secured. and chowder, steamed
clams, little necks, broiled bluo fish,
broiled and boiled lobsters, crabs,
chickens, French fried potatoes, etc,
are cooked in a way that cannot fail
topleaso.
Soon tho bathing scason will be at
Its height, and bath houses can be
rented by the day, month or season.
Gregory's Point. is one of tho prciiicst
spots on Long Island Sound.
FASHIONS.
This recipe for “Wonders" has been
handed in as something surprisingly
good: 'l‘lireo tablosponfuls of melted
butter, four tablospoonfuls sugar, one
cup of milk, one toaspocnfnl of soda.
three eggs, flour sufficient to roll. Cut
in shapes and fry brown in hot lard;
roll in powdered sugar. .
Th0 linen lacc costs can be had in
colors as well as white.
The coat of flowered silk calls for
n skirt of somo sheer, handsome fab-
ric.
“The Sun" describes a costume that
should be very becoming to the worm
on with a big figure. It was of black
cloth and utterly devoid of trimming.
The short circular skirt was pcrfccii
Iy hung, clinging to the hips and flow-
ing well below, the little tight-fitting
colt came down Just over tho hips and
had a moderately full coat sleeve and
plain coat collar. A double breasted
liiilored waistcoat of pique. platted
chimcsotte and linen collar and an
Alice blue marquis hat oddly boat and
trimmed only by a fold and binding of
black velvet and two shaded blue
wings completed the costume.
'l'his rocipc for fruit mayonnaise
from “Voguc” makes a pleasing var-
lotion from tho regular mayonnaise
and is preferred by some: Separate
the yolk from the white of ouc egg,
and mix with one tablospoonful of con-
foctloaer‘s sugar: heat until the mix~
turn is vnry smooth. and a light yellow
or lemon color; add one teaspoonful
of lemon Juice and can tnbicspoonful of
shfrry wine; make a short time before
us n2.
is unluvenilcr and violebbluc ars fav-
orite color combinations in millinery.
Lighbgrocn moire silk trims a cost
of oyster-white rslah silk.
It is quite common to see cuffs and
collar of contrasting color on the lines
full linc of colors.
‘ 10 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
LABOR UNIONS RESTRAINED.
California Men Cannot Boycott Dan-
bury Hitting Firm.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.~.lu(lgc
Morrow, of tho United hiatus (‘Irvuil
Court, has grunlod a restraining ordcr *
against the California Federation of.
Labor and the local labor unions from i
boycotting a firm of bat manufactur-
ers of Danbury, Conn.
It is statcd in the complaint that
tho. action of the labor unions in iii-
slrucliug the retailers to handle lln-
ion m‘ado hats exclusively has caused a
cessation in the demand of the custom
hula on this coast.
TRINITY NAVAL RESERVES.
Tho Trinity Naval Reserves liuvc
secured the armory to be hand for
to attend. The new equipmcni will
be on Thursday evening at 7:45, at
which iuccting all members arc asked
to attend. Th enow equipment will
be issued to the members. The now
outfits consist of bolts, Icggins, haven
sacks and canteens. I’rcparations
will be made for Decoration Day par-
iido, when the Reserves will march and
take part. in the exercises with tho (i.
A. R. They will also march to Trilli-
ty Church, Sunday evening. to be pro-
sent at. the church cxcrcises that cv-
ciiing in company with Companies l“
and I), and G. A. R. Twcnty new mem-
bars are wanted. Any boy over four-
icon years of age and fivo feet In
height is eligible.
CONSIDERING ROOKEFELLER'S
GIFT.
gPEACHlMLE. It. I.. May 24.-—-l“ol-
lowing a dobatc yostcrday on the gift
by John I). Rockefeller of "00.000 to
the Amcrican Board of Foreign Mis-
sions. the stale conforenco of Con-
gregational churches, in session hero,
considcrod a third resolution boaring
on the subject today. This resolution
was presented by s committee as a
compromise and was held to ho a mild.
or expression than the two presentod
yesterday. After a discussion this
forcnoon, however, the convention ro-
fuscd to adopt the compromise and tho
sntlre matter was again referred to!
the committee. The compromise res-
olution is as follows: "Resolved, That
we recommend to our churches and
all bcnovolont societies representing
an in church and missionary service
to consider carefully and in good bon-
science the receipt of all charitable
gifts as it shall affect the oillcicncy
of our church In the work assigned to
them to accomplish."
OHIOTTO WON POOL GAME.
An littoral-tins and exciting pool
match was played last evoning at the
Putnam Hose house. 'l‘hu contestants
wcru Charles intzk'vnmi and .ioi-iaur
iihiolln. The commit. Was Ill doubt up
‘0 tbs last tram“ (thin to linally won
by a score of 300 to 2m.
‘ TM are.
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.cr cyan linen.
if
costs, and they my be of velvet, stilt,
I ' w 1‘
.,..l.. . ,
(inn with 42 gurus and the othcr
. has 30 box plans—ludicr values are. not shown any-
;foundcrs of mo
$10.00
0
BRISTOL CITIZEN DEAD.
BRISTOL. May 24.»-—iienry RHI-
mund, a well-knowdifitlzon, one of the
German Lutheran
church horn, and local nepresentalivo
(if the Hlirtflirilci' Hci‘nld, dlcd today
of lubercular iiicnlgintis. lie was 42
years of age.
WAL
WATCHES
are the best. Mechanical precis-
ion. perfect material and careful
finish are the features that have
made Walthaui Watches the nest
in tho world. In gold, gold
filled and silver cases at
AW.Aust1n’s,
40 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
WWO
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Emhalmer.
19 N°rtb Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence. 0 Washington Street.
Telephone at has». 134-2
Auction 8.an of Real Estate
Pursuant to an order of the Superior
Court of ll‘siriicid County. Connecticut,
the subscriber offers for sale the fol-
lowing dsscribcd property known as
the .
01'. JOHN PLACE,
NO. 79 MAIN ST" NORWALK. CONN.
Embracing all that certain tract or
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of. Norwalk. in the county of Falrilcld,
parcel of land. situated in the Town -
Dated at Norwalk this 20th day of
May, I905.
JOHN DEVINE,_
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES a. BROWN,
Selmlmcn of the Town of Norwnlk.
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THE
1
season ‘ OF
Malaria lover.
DO NOT FORGET THAT WE HAVE
A CURE FOR iT.
M. t. f. Cure
GUARANTEED.
THIS
is
you suggest as a good title for my
history of the prize ring?" asked the
sporting editor.
"Why not call it the 'Scrap Book? "
suggested the Yellow Peril editor. as
ho abstracted fourteen stamps from
the Boll Weevil editor's desk.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, May 19th, A, D., 1905.
Estate of Harmond Richardson late
of Norwaik in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and air
lowed six months from the date here.
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac.
counts, properly attested, within said
time. will be dobarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quosted to make immediate payment
rings ye putting up hammocks in April
or.
Farmer Whippletreo-aWall. I want a
chanst tew lay in them a ieetle myselm
—-befr r0 ih' summer boarders got here!
———Puck.
W
oaoan TO SETTLE moon‘s—gr.“
District of Norwaik, ss.,
Court, May 20th. A. 0., 1905.
mists of John H. Ferris, late of
Norwalk, in said Distrimzt, deceased.
Ordered, That the Executors exhibit
their Administratiomaccount to this
Court for adiustmsnt, at the Probate
oillce in Norwalk, on the 29th day of
May. 1905, at luo'clock, forenoon; and
that all persons interested in said Es-
tate may be notified thereof. the Rite-
cutor will cause this order to be pub—
lished in a newspaper having a circu-
lation In said District, at least five
days before said 29th day of May.
Probatc'
' " mac to 1905.
“‘0 10"“le ‘I’llar V' MATIIDA RICHARDSON HENRY ,w. GREGORY,
I NO. MAIN IT;. ,3 IO. NORWALK. m2i-31- J7 Administratrix. 11124 It mum Judge.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
and State of Connecticut. and within
the City of Norwalk. in quantity two
ly by highway called Cross street. in
part. and in part by land of Frank H.
Boers, now or formerly; Easterly by
highway called Main strut: Southeriy
by land of Runabout H. Hoyt, and
Westerly by land of Charles ill.
Church; iogothor with the buildings
t raon. including substantial 2%
tain pg 10 rooms. in good condition
and largo era-twin the roar. uni
FRIMIUII HAVE A mourns or
OVIR no ran on mun arsssr.
1-0 as sets on ma rssuisu AT
PUILIC AUOTION
sarcasm. MAPY Igrim, tics, st 2
sins on sinus.
For particulars, Terms and Candi.
tloiis. Address, ,
mass 0. LAYTON. comirr'raa,
Try a Sentinel Want All.
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BEECH NUT SLICED BACON AND SLICED SMOKED BEEF.
Every slice of Beech Nut Bacon is the same as every other
slice. It is sliced thinner,than you can slice it yourself. There is
nothing in the glass jar but the best of the Bacon—the same for the
Smoked Beef.
The price seems low when you consider how much good Bacon
you get and how little waste there is.
You can get the best of everything here.
LEADING OROCER.
Notice to Colloclorsxo Iili Shins.
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. 5%»de ~ so than;
a. .
Yoiiliiocoiu
Charles E. Seymour,
80. NORWALK. CONN.
As there is a rumor in circulation in regard to
the Hunt Stamp Store closing. We. desire all our" one?
is in... 0mm m" con_;i:omers holding pile-quarter, one-half '01? , mu bog”; pf;
taunt Stfinps, to have sonic redeemed immediatgly.
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