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, in its Water street factory.
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11111 News Nuts.
ssN'rmsL MEMORIAL DAY.
The Sentinel will be printed as a
morning paper on Memorial Day, next
Tuesday,
“-1—...“
Seventeen pounds of granulated su-
gar for $1, at Joseloff’s.
‘ Twenty— five star specials areiad—
vertised at the Boston Store today.
Read the ad. "
O'Brien.
The Lamont Club Will be addressed
tomorrow by Clinton 8. Rowland. on
the subject Astronomy
——Yacht Caps, Yacht Caps.
a“...
. The shad second is drawing to a
close but Cutbill still has them at
the usual prices rfiead the ad
The sale of oxalate at N E. Ryan‘s
ought to interest those looking for
somethmg nice‘ in that line.'111c .111.
gives full details.
—~Straw Hats, Stiaw Hats. O'Brien,
The Ferris Coal Company is in the
insurance business. ‘i‘hcy Insure you
against cold weather it you have their
coal. Read thead,
Summer wen Mes for men. flags
for Monica? y, ,‘gand a special in
china 11135.3“! agractions of the Read
all tonal?”
~When in need of photographs (11
any kind go to lteadmans 111 tiuzcilt
Building, Neiwalk. .
Decoration Day specials are to be
found 111 great abundance at the Uni-
'i‘he ad wii.
give you prices, eto.
' lieniy'Stefiéxis,’ who wins arrestel.
'i hursday on a charge of drunkenness
by Constable Goodwin. was discharg-
ed this morning in the town court.
~Straw Hatsn Straw Hats.
Giles Potter-13th: state it IIant oiilcet.
was a visitor in: South Norwalk, to-
day He wébt‘ 'tti the East Norwalk
dustrlct to look up several cases there.
The Eastern Underwear Company
has just installed an electric mate.
The ma
thine was purchased from W. R.
Thompson.
O'llrien,
William R. Thompson has sold to
Charles S St John a one horse poweI
electric motor flinch Mr. St. John wii.
use in the Operation of a printing out
lit fO‘r cigar boxeb. 4
-Browp and Pith son Hats. O'Brien
Ernest R. Wilson. of Putnam lionc
Company clai distinction of sav-
ing Chailes Lockwood from a fail at
the fire in the Snowden house, Spllng-
wood Wednesday night.
in Norwaik, last week there weyr
eleven real estnfo sales. with men»
gages of $4 400. For the third week
in May, 1904 there were 1111: sales and
mortgages of 87.8119.- ln Darien, last
week there were four sales and meri-
' gases of 8 000.
‘I1UARv NOTIis
THOMAS. J. LEE.
Funeral services over the rcmaim:
111' Thomas J. Lee were held yester-
day morning from his late residence
111 Southport, and from St. 'I‘homan‘
Church in Fair (1. where a solemn
high muss ot-:':- ’iem was celebrated
by Rev, Fatb“ Goleman Densel-
nors and Me held Rev. bathe:
Carroll was
I' of ceremonies.
'he‘ pail benign item Henry t‘allu-
an. Frank Judd. .l. l). Hartigan
'I‘homns Gillian. M. J. Lee. John
Flynn. ’i‘he Int out was In 81.
.‘"lhoma.11 cbmdtbf'; '
BUCKINGH 3T IRVICI.
The Inemllih dfl’u ipgucliitfigham Post.
(1. A. 11., will meet at the post rooms.
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to st-
icnd the service at. the Norwsik Moth-
odist church. They will assemble at
0.45 for the. service. at St. Paul II
church. (111 Memorial Day, the mom
bdrn will start out from the Wall
street post roonn: at 111 oclocit to dec-
orsto filthlbnfli deceased soldiers; The
Post will be ended by a drum corps.
"The ladies of Buckingham Wflmlnb
Rollo! Corps will serve a collation at
tor the return from the estuaries.
no 61.0“?“ tenths; PAINT MADE.
will wear on long "s‘s Devon' 1:. No oth-
are are so heavy bodied, because DO-
vbo’n weigh It to 8 ounces more to the
with 301d bl! 9.1 PM
m ' ”Manta.
look in on mind9w and ,3611 will
soothe but‘ i. of Cameron
a“ “.1. or“ “g
l TAYLOR A GOLDEN,
; Bartram.
i 74 Washington Sfrnlf.
1 South Norwalk.
1 .
i' , ITEEPLEOHABE ldLAND.
One of the Most Magnificent Pic-curd
Resorts Horubout- Opened
In Bridgeport.
Cour t: C 'l‘tlyou of Ne'w York own
or of t a great steeplechase Park In
Conny island and several other big
harassment resorts who recently sle-
lcttred control of Pleasure Beach“
Bridgeport has transformed that pret
meat resort. the canal of which will
not be found outside of Coney [Slant
Itself. It is known as Steeplechase is
land and the opening today was mark
all by a throng of several thouaan
, people who flocked to the island fro 5'»
runny quartets.
With its magnificent electrical dis-
play this evening will occur the crown-
ing accomplishment of the auspicious
opening. The transformation of the is-
land into both a veritable garden of
beauty Is the results of months of
work and preparation and the expen-
diture of 3250.000. Steamers are run-
ning every quarter of an hour from
the pier on the Lower bridge two
minutes walk, easterly from the
railroad station, and a ferry boat runs
every five minutes from the terminal
of the Seavlew avenue trolley line.
All of the great features of the fam-
ous Steeplechase Park in Casey is
land are duplicated. including the
grand bail room. one of the finest in
the world. There are over 100 other
features including a board walk skirt-
ing the entire island and festooned
with thousands of electric lights thon-
samls of seats and a spacious chil-
dren‘ s plavground four bands of mil-
sic excellent restaurant and cafe.
Steeplechase race. course, bathing pav-
ilion with 1,000 rooms, beautiful flower
beds and shaded groves. toboggan
slides. Ferris wheel. mammoth hippo-
drotne, carousel. circle swings and
numerous other attractions that will
delight the eye please the em and sat-
isfy the desires of the mom exacting
pleasure seekers.
THREE JUDGES CHOSEN.
Office of Prosecuting Attorney Made
Vacant by J. F. Walsh Becoming
a Judge.
Three Judgship commissions have
been issued from the obit-o, oi the
secxetar 111' state. beaIing the signa
tures (figovernor Roberts and the
namesof Iconwith attorneys Judge
Charles 1). Burnt‘s 111 Greenwich, for
another term, and this with undoubted
satisfaction to those who have. respect
for the law. Judge Jeremiah ’i‘ierney
has been made. deputy judge again.
and this also mews with pOpulur la-
voI‘. says the Greenwich News.
011 July first State 'l‘rcasurer James
F. Walsh, will be entitled to the title
of "judge." for on that day he
assume control of the criminal court
of common pleas for a team of years
which probably will not be numbered.
judging froth the fact that jutigcships
do not chance 1) 11-11.
Judge Walsh mu been prosecuting
attorney of the ’lireenwich borough
court for sixteen ycnrs. and been an
efficient ofilciul.
Judge Burneahas not announced
his appointments for prosecuting al-
torney, assistant prosecuting attorney
and clerk of the borough court. but
.lIIdge’Wnlsh's term will expire a week
front next Monday, and then. in view
of his being a Judge. his duties as
prosecuting attorney with the Green-
wich court must cease, This wll‘
mean some channel-1. no doubt. At
present “1111111 S. Wright is assistant
prosecuting attorney and Henry ll
White 1stle1k
:3 IT RIGHT?
in it right for you to lose $4.20 that
a dealer may make 1’10 cents more by
selling fourteen gallons of ready‘for-
use paint. at 81.50 per gallon. than our
agent will make by selling you eight
gallons of i. & . and six gallons of
linseed oil which make fourteen gal
ions of a better paint at $1. 20 per
gallon in it right?
The lnngman ii: Martinez L. h M
Paint. 1:: sold by C 13.00111. South Nor-
walk; Hubbell 81 Staples Hardware
Company, Norwalk: W S (luye'r 111
Son. Wesiport; Norihtop Brothers.
SOIIthport..
For Sale
To Close, Estate.
Property Of Estate
of Edward H.
Schnell,
located at
Roton Hill.
IIIIGUIRI‘. OF
The
South Norwalk
. , Trust 00.
Administrator.
”rum CENT MUSIC
Saturday and Monday.
Goodbye 131s. Teasing, My Little
Kickapoo, The Sweetest Girl in Dixie,
What. the Bonn: Band Played. Why
mn't '1‘th Play With Me, In the
all“ of the Old Apple Tree. and one
hundred Others.
ty island into an enchanting amuse- ,
will ,
‘Qfi‘r Hi: '
"When drum beats marl: the faltering steps of heroes,
Whose comrades' memory we honor now. " -—Beldeu.
Memorial Day marks the real beginning-oi Summer.
Begin in one of our smart SIInIIIIcr Salli—snappy coat-
and—trouscr outing suits. made loot-1c antl‘comfortabic, in
homespuns, twccds and fancy light-wcigllt sailings.
$6.50 to $16.00.
Coats have broad, shapely shoulders. snug—setting col-
lars, soilicnctl fronts; trousers cut full—hip, with belt straps
. and some with turn-11p bottoms.
Summer fixings and hats for men antlboys.
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2.
YOU CAN BE SURE
that l have no wish to sell you a thing unless in so doing 1
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
again. it Is permanent trade that. Is valuable to me. i
sell you my best Judgment as well as my grain.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. 1“
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the little ones:
D. M. Chick Food.
I“. P. C. Chick Manna.
Best obtainable.
‘ 1.0.511”;
Fresh Cililll‘li Supplies
AT
William 1’. beers'
111111111111 811111111111 Sluts.
'6 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
Th: Business of
Merrill College
I: to nova the way for
_ , , Your Success.
Sessions dolly.) a. m. to J p. m. let us begin now.
M. II. MERRILL. Prim. South Norwolk. Conn. ‘
BUY CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
While they Last.
The Shad Season 15 Drawing lo a Close.
Buck Shad. 10c lb. Roe Shad. 12 1-20 lb.
All Other Kinds of Fish.
Cutbili’e Bridge Fish Market
TEL. 1M— FIII DILIVIIY.
HOYT 8: FREEMRN,
REPRE SENTING
Harry H. Hoyt 81 Co.,
Bankers and B kerc,
«coke. lends. til-chi“ and Cotton loudnt and bold 6r Cash or on Marlin.
Member New Yuri: Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direct private wire.
New York, a lamina-111m. , Brooklyn; an mm was
,IOUTI‘t NORWALK. Til-JIM. ,. HOYT'I THIM’II IUILDINCm:
. ‘l
.. , ' Mum Item-u lvcri Morning n: to O'Oiock.
3." w M‘s—“am ma“...
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Farm Wagons
Just receivedlat ' .
T R Maw].
sin “Min .11 1
‘x ‘v
‘ tit-r.
”Willi“ tto fit. Mini
E scorn NORWAI..K Vi EVENING ssN'rmso
Wonder what's doing at
11111 Olliiord loday?
Don't you think a glass of our
ice cream soda would be good
for you today?
The ice cream is delicious and
smooth and the syrups are con-
centrations of pure fruit-51 colu-
binalion that is IIIIRIIIpassed.
College ices, ice Cream Soda,
Egg and Fruit Photi'phates,
Crushed Fruits. Grape Juice, etc.
And while you are here get a
box of A‘pOiio Chocolates to take
home This is the best candy
ever made and no mistake.
IN BOXES, 30c To 800.
lite Oiiiford Pharmacy
rat. CALI. In.
Maples & Gnldschmidt Co.
(Incorporated) '
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in ~
Stocks, ’Bands. Grain and
Cotton.
Swnrtz a Corbett Block, 811. Norwnlk.
TODAY lN WALL 81 REET.
NEW YORK May 27 —~The suspen-
sion of Holzman .11 t‘,11mpIIny stock
brokers. whose main otilce is in (Sin-
clnnull. and a branch in Chicago, was
announced on the New York Stuck
EXI-hange today. The embarrassment
of the. firm became known 011 Thur»
day, when their formal assignment
was made in Cincinnati. Charles ileu-
rotln. of Chicago, is the New York
Stink 1:211 hangc member of th: 111m.
WM. 11 STREET Close. ~P1ii:ca hai-
dencti on the bank statement but the
nuncments $1. 111(er mandated to a it-
Metal of previous declines Norithn
i'atitic gained 11,5, and {tenses (‘in
Southern 1 ice pill. lost I The
closing was stagnant
TODAY’S QUOTATIONE.
Report over the private wire. at
The Maples a Goldschmidt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low, 1.311
Amnl Cop 71H; 71:11.; Trig. 7::
.\111 (7 at F (lo 311 3:1 3:; 3::
All] “'1‘ [If 35% 3t: iii—1'2 ii“
.\111 Loco 4111,43 ~11ng 413114 111i:
Am Smelt 11191.. luul.2 111111,. 11111-31.
Am Sumtr 1323,; 12:219.. 11:11., 131171..
.\ 'l‘ .1} S M" 71' 711*... 75-1.. 711').
11111111 11': ilhio 111715. 111771. 1111's.. 111771
111.111: 11 '1‘ 58% no. 511.. 5.1.1:.
t‘llcs 61011111 l'i‘i, 171:; 17 ‘1".- 171-1.
(‘11 & Si lJ 171111 lT'J‘A 1.1““ 12:“
1'11] 1‘ & l 1111.. «in». 1111.. Int,
i‘ii'ie 411 in (111.1,; 2111?.
Erie 1st pf 771.. 771-1 77‘... 77‘»:
ill (‘cutral 17:11 If" lid: 11.1I
1.4111111 Nash 112K. Hill; 1121.; Ill“:
.11.]: s: ity 11:”. 1151.2 11:. 11:11...
Mex (‘ont 111% 111% HIT-.3 lll‘h.
Mo i‘ncitic lull-5. tulle 111112 91W;
Nat ln-nd 11‘». 111., 44113 ii‘n
N Y Central 1:11:12 13111.4; 1:111 131:
Nort‘ & West 711‘»; 7'.) 71mg 711
(1111 A‘: West, 31:: 1121.1. 51‘;- Ill-’1;
l’cnn it It 133% 13314 13:111. 13:194.
l’eo tins 1110‘s; 100% 111014. 1111111..
Reading Kill/2 auto sl- .. .‘ll‘m
lit-p Steel 17 17 I? 1?
Rock island 26%. 2611. 21th. 11111,.
South l’nc Ill (1114.. dim... til
Sou Ity (‘11 2111.4; 28%. Hit; :SK'l.
Tenn 0 & i it 7.3 71 7:3
Texas i’nc 1-1;! :12 Ill-M, 32
Union PM 119% 111111; 1111‘... 119-111
II 8 Rubber 38% 38131.net. 31111.
ll 8 Steel 21131;. 21:51.. 25-. ‘26-'11.
U 8 Steel pf bit-n 1031.1; 927...‘ 1131.1.
\Vt'til lin'i‘ci 1121.. 112-3.: 1:114 1121.
BANK STATEMENT.
Rosettes inircnao. 831.245.1125
Reserve-t, US increase, 5:1,14112’1‘1’1
Loans. tii't‘l‘tmrit. 310123.400
Species. decrease. walnut:
Mural 'i‘onder, increase, 31.291.8110
Deposits. decrease. 310.1122,th0
(Vin-11111111111, incrcaso $527,401:
Sales to 11 11.111. {136.600
DiBCREDlT STORY.
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Morlden Hebrews Do Not Believe
Man: Confused.
MERIDICN, Conn, May 27.-«Hebrcw
residents of Merlden discredit 1m-
alleged confession of (lernhon Marx.
who was hanged at Wcthersilcid lust
Week Thursday. morning for the mar-
tier of WWII Tlodocltl. The nim'l’ “I'm
out a few days ago to the effect that
Marx confessed to a reporter of :1 New
York Mlbrcw newspaper in looked
upon 11: thin city 11:: a lulu: pure and
simple.
A reporter tallied with It number
of the llebrewn yesterday and they
all said if it Wits true that Marx did
admit killing llotincki, an the. Hebrew
reporter claims. it in strange that the
Hebrew pupt-I did not. publish the at.
tuned confession.
Michael metz. president of the lo
cal Ilebrew society. naid: "Dont be
lieve Marx confessed it be tl.id
Rabbi Hottenberg. who was with him.
would have been an informed. Dur-
ing Marxn ls'nt hours on earth the
rabbi was 1111in 111111111111 frequently
asked him If u eotnm Iitted the mob
Marx replied. "I Mil innocent
I am: lnnocuttl,‘ every 111111: if he won
guilty. In,» would have ldmlllt‘tl 11 to
the rabbi."
Asked when the Hebrew papers had
to say about the case Mr Schwnrin
said: ”All of them printed nfbrles giv
an by Rabbi Hodanberg. who said
Man: told him he was innocent. lie
protested his Innocence to the last."
TO 1100er Ame.
PARIS sz 27.-At an anti- military
blasting its
number of anarchists were pronoun.
resolutions 1m 'iiuned calling on
9311“”.
curred Vital!
Immm
CHM WI! diaper
33m W. M.
last night. In which : u
bike 1 r it .
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Selieck it Price. Head to foot Outfitters.
71:: cARcLzss openness or sROAnwAv m? MORE
FOR LONG, COMFORTABLE, ossnsz-rw sAck tum THAN
you wooLo onus: on UNROLLINO. our rncv,‘ new? snow
on ANY non: "cLAssv" THAN YOU cm 'IN. OUR canine
ANO sunusn MODELS. THERE'S scan 11.1.91: ,0! M".
TERY WAFTED lNTO cRAOK cLorHss mama: com 1111:
As SIMPLE As rue runs: R's: MAs'rcR TAIL‘o‘Rs, MAO-ran
enAms Ano‘lnAsrsn FABRICS. assess IT’S Too LA-rs,
' 337.5010 $25.00»,-
~ .
THE EXTREME'NEW POINTED TOE, oxronoe, IN ALI.‘
LEATHERB FROM $2.00 TO $4.00. ‘
"at $1.00
we sPscIALIzc CHILDREN 8 SCHOOL slices.
81 .25, 31.50, 12.0111 . /'
S'ELLEOK iPRi
I
OTHERS,
Clothiers and Furnishers.‘
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2. .
,\
READ
The price of Butter has dropped. We offer the finest Print Butter at 28c,
and Clover Hill Creamery Prints at 30c. a clear drop of 4c lb.
Eggs, Home laid and fresh, are scarccr and higher, 270 for best, fresh.
Cakeg—A fresh arrival of Pound Cake. 201: lb. Any quantity.
Dried Beef—A nice new lot, moist and good, now in. ‘ Any quantity for
Se up.
Rico—When in want don‘t forget our bargain Offer. of excellent Ride at
40 1b ' ‘
Potted Flowers, Tomato Plants, Cabbage Plants. Buy your garden
Seeds here where you are sure of getting fresh, new needs. that come up
and grow. No mixture of old and new here. Will close out Seed Potatoes
at 900 bu. In bushel: lots or 50: one- half bushel. .
Hope to do good service.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL, 26-4
DECORATION DAY
5 PECIALS.
V .____._____ \ V 1‘
GENUINE HAMS, FANCY, PER LB. .................. . ........... . 11o
LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMs, PER LB ....................... . ........... . so,
LARGE CAN CORNED OR ROAsT BEEF, 25c scLLER .. ....... zoo
SMALL CAN CORNED OR ROAsT BEEF, 15c SELLER ......... 12c
10c CAN POTTED HAM OR TONGUE, PER CAN do
So CAN POTTED HAM 0R TONGUE, PER CAN 4:;
12¢ CAN VEAL OR HAM LOAF, PER CAN ............... 1011
some CHICKEN, PER CAN ..... . ........ ..-"1so
LOBSTER, PER CAN 25o
ANY KIND PACKAGE CRACKERS, 10c ones, 3 FOR . ........ .. 25c
ANY KIND PACKAGE CRACKERS, So ones, 11 FOR 2511
LARGE BOTTLE ASSORED PICKLES ................... 10o
MOHICAN SPRING WATER.
A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES. PINE APPLES, eTRAWBERRlId.
ETC.
United Grocery co.
20 NORTH MAIN 8T.. ‘_ ‘0 PORT IT.
110. NORWALK, or. our NORWALK. or.
TEL-g 2H. ‘ T‘L-g '1Hl
Large, Ru n for the floor instead of carpet are becoming more
popular every gay The reason is lain: NO cutting to fit I certain
room. often making a carpet worth on when you move. and no pull-
ing tacks and relaying when you wish to clean. We are showing I
large line of Ingrdin. Tapestry. Smyrna and Axminltcr Rugs in
beautiful floral and Oriental deli no.
CASH O CREDIT.
A. J. Angevine 81.6911,
134 Washington Street. South Norwslk.
W33, F611.” Tho odioo'TIllor ' ‘
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. .
LADIIOI There's no rlnlt Just call and price our ponds. You don't
have to pay any deposit if the garment doesn't fit youd t have to take
it. All we want 1:1 for you to come In and price our t.‘ the sure
l"yon ll be suited to my Mace. ‘ I
SKIRT! "to . ...... ............. dUPTo .oo
OATO r’no ............... . .......... . ..... .50 up 10
AP biLK WAwTe FROM 01.00 UP To
LAWN WAIOTO FROM WU...” it: To Md
CHILDREN'O IILK AND GLOTH GOAT! PROM. .. To
WAIHOKIATOPROM .. . mwro I.”
cHILbRnN'I WAIH onusn rabbi ...... M UP ‘70 I00.
CHILDREN'S LAWN DMIIII FROM can UP 1'0“
NIGKWIAIP ...............uonrocos
We have other: 3.11.1... which we «it»... mention. Please give an a call.
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t theta and prevent complicated on iron”
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