Kitte‘rilsd'suoe. 36 cents For Pound. mA; walk ladies will aiIo be loaned the portrait oi. an. .. It. Huckitilhoiu. which, at the close of its two dolls exhibition at the restored "Overlook Beiieck institute." will be delivered. for int epwnprship to the First Congressional Ch liurch of Norwallt: Another American antique to be shown, but not handled at the banner in question. will be the abstract, brought from London. of the famouI For the convenience or the radon of the Sentinel, a letter bomb" been placed on the bridge In that of the shop of William R. Gilbert. Items for puhiieatlon are collected daily. They should he signed by the writer as an evidence of good faith. The Miasaniolaand Edna Byxbee are spending the day at Rye Beach, ——. Mr. Borden and family have moved into the Ritch homestead on Strawber- ry Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Lee have moved into the house on First street, formerly occupied by Mr. Jones. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mérrltt, day with relatives here. Mrs W. H, H Brown, of New York, is spending the day with her sister, Mrsb ..W Osborn, of Comic avenue. Captain WilliamI-l place- - The monthly meeting of the Oillcln Board of the East Avenue Methodist Church will be held tomorrow even- the Euwortii ing. The cabinet of League will meet at the some time. The regular monthly missionary meeting Will be held Thursday night at the East Avenue Methodist Church. M. D., was in Franklin G, Brown. torrn Saturday on business. ~The regular weekly class meeting will be held as usual tomorrow night at the East Avenue N. ..dist Chuicli under the leadership of James L' Honi- medieu. _ Contractor Leslie Gamble is engag- ed in digging the cellar for a fine eight-room tottage to be erected in Seaview avenue for Mrs. Josephine Brown. The house will be a hand- some one with all the modern ini- provements. 7—11.‘ -m. .A” . A handsome gasoline launch about thirty-live feet long. owned by Deit- rich Brothers, of Maiden Lane, New York city, broke down in the Sound Sunday. and was towod into the bar- bor. She is made fast to John Coles float awaiting repairs to the engine. TWue nearly completed on the cottage foin'ierly occupied by Mr, Smith who had moved to New Rochelle. The cottage will be occu- pied by Mr and Mrs. Wallace Marvin. “Spider" Morrison, who has been conspicuous by his absence since his battle with “Cyclone" Needle. came up from New Jersey, where. he has been working, and spent Sunday here. W... While in Salem,,"lii.st week Rev Charles M. Selleck learned to his gratification. that some of the Oblong Raymoads, who sprang from the East Norwalk domicile, would unite in the offering of 9. Raymond memorial to be put up In the contemplated chapel In that place. At the busar about to be opened in aid of this enterprise. will be exhibited a number of inter- esting curios and among them the ancient Koolor bbrdau, the owner of article, Mia. Joe-n Koeler was a sitter of Charles o'yt, formerly of Norwalk, and,» . » mother of Major “ Woman. The bu- ”Wiiliam Jennings Will " Millions of Jennings money awaits, in England.“ distribution and much ol it, it is be- * iieved, belongs in the United States. ROWAYTON. Agents for The Inning Sentinel, in Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood. dry. ht . ‘wrdssrte Eleod Broadway and harie Orders sent to any of I ah receive prompt attention. of New Rochelle, are spending the boil- . th’it’ys spirit- ed horse broke loose from him Sunday; noon, and for half an hour, led many hands a merry chase around Bette Albert Lynch. of Greenwich, has the contract to do considerable plumbing about the buildings of John Sherman Hoyt, Contentment island. Some boys in ‘ the neighborhood throw a stone through one of the large windows of the east bound etaa tion here last week. Tokeneke Beach inn. this season, will be conducted under the manage- ment of Mrs M.’ H. White. of New York who arrived at the attractive pleasure resort last week. The for- mal opening of the season takes place today, and in anticipation of the event a number oi? guests arrived Sunday and yesterday. B. Arthur Griffin, one of the well- taken a position be traveling represen- tative for the James Crifiln Manufac- luring Company, of Eric, Penn. Mr. Griffin’s brother is the h d of the con- rein. ills territory wll include the Eastern and New England states and l Canada. Mr. (lrlilin has many friends here, and all will Wish him success. He began work here in 1875, in Fran— cis Boylston's carriage manufactory, and has been here ever since. some years going into business for himself. He is a practical iron worker, and thoroughly understands every detail of the business, DARIEN AND NOROTON. known business men of this place, has ‘ |Jami. for the season. Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in Darlen, are Arthur Siauson. and lace Sharer. Wol- Order. sent to either M the above will recoil/e prompt atten tion. There are several cases of measles in town. Theodore Fairbanks has a some new surrey. _. hand- _‘Attoruey lra Gregory ,has been ap- pointed a. notary public by Governor Roberta. Miss E. T. Blrdsail's house on West avenue is greatly improved by a new coat of paint. John Fairbanks expects to build a house soon, next to his father's in Maple avenue. .—~— The fine departments of Row place nylon and Dorian are to have a hot game of baseball, this morning, in Durien. Caleb Wood and irving R. Wilmott, of South Norwalli. came to Darien on behalf of Douglass Fowler Post, G. A. R. Sunday and attended to the decor- ating of the graves of deceased com- rades in the cemeteries of this place. An incident indicative of the deep regard his employees had for the late William Ziegler was exhibited by his coachman. David Crane. With infinite care and great expenditure of time. ‘rune had sanded the floor of the car— riage house at Great island. He out put stencils and. with powders, ston- cilled on the sand mourning wreaths o‘f daisies lilies and ferns, with a 01‘0“ of purple In the center, the whole bordered with triangular blocks of purple. resu fell . . - : family of Csp- - tain Samuel? to cemmandod There will be appropriate exercises the tree I - d, in the war held at the Soldiers' Home in Noroton. 01.1812, .ado'a to Detroit. today. in the morning there will Mich. - ~ Icing through be the usual ceremonies in the come I ” - ‘ ‘ - in line to II- tories, and the graves of about 232 vet lute the BenU' . . ‘-."ler occupants of crane will be decorated with flowers. the then notable Benedict and now handsomely prpsor'vcd Van Buren res ideuce In Weet'jb’enue. it would ap pear that while Wrwaik and prob- ably at that house. Captain Keeler was asked by a little Stamford girl, his own daughter, whg Jule there VII- iiing, to accompany a angels " The captain consented to the delay and was taken, 10. to St Paul I Church on the Green, Where he was shown the pair of chancel her- ublc llgurcs which in deference In the doctrine of Rev; six“ uverso lo. a rec- tor of St. Paul‘ nftervtsrd. to be ransom elegantly. bailed home was Anson titard av deuce fromn which. In 1.1!; find “dyad: taém rune I I7 .lihere financed; NIIriiie ones“ "g y u am so u - . it ”can.“ ., ,Ilec _ “‘will, at this? s ,.. behemoth two hull old? of one of the renew M or Connecticut, and, trddit r to see “two in the afternoon at 2. 30, there will be - a mass meeting on the lawn near the - station, and all the veterans of the Home. as well as those from Stamford, and surrounding towns, will be ad- dressed by ltcv Dr. J. Howard Hoyt of New Canaan Previous to the ad- dress the Woman’ I Relief Corps will by. ' the “most cultured lady who ever." . ‘ ~ hold services for the unknown dead on the lawn in front. of the Hospital. CRANBURY. day in Weston. visiting Mrs. Gear ---o, Bliss Gregory. Monday with rain yes F W. Gregory and family. spent Bali Mrs. Dayton Bmfitwfml Brooklyn. is Andrew Perry is spending a few trio days It his home Io‘Woetou. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles its too. of Brooklyn. are visitinl Mr. George Beutoui, 2:3 e t School Distric ill mm wheel lions. Iii mead“ . I! 0V0!“ In?!“ ill dad III-I. Freda Beekeeper care. An annual school meeting of the held at on are ith Mr. and Mbluoriai Day In Northeast or “0 "our moon. Song-mils“ Columbia Schoo Recitation-With Fife and Drum, Madeline Crook. Recitationn—Nation. headers Lawlor. Recitation—Tho. Ranks, Ernest Kroger. Recitation—The Unknown Dead, Mamie Martin. Sony—Marching Through Georgia, School ' Acrostic—411 Memorials Clarence Jones. Flore BIIII‘IDHID.‘ Albert Newman, Ethel Gainer Recitation—The Soldior' a Prayer, lilthel Gregory. . Recitation-Elpigrsms From Lincoln, Edna Cook. 'ISong—Red, White and Blue, School. - Reading—Abraham Lincoln, Clifford Ely Recitation—The Charger, Ethel Martin. Sony—Decoratingchoc Day., Recitation—The Strength of the Hills. Maud Rubey. Recitation—The Blue and the Gray. Verne. Gregory. Recitation—Decoration, Mamie Phillips. Song—The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground. - School. NOTES OF THE SEASHORE. Commodore Arthur Krom of Dan- bury, is stopping at the island for the summer. Harold Clark has hauled out his cat- boatto paint and put her in commis- sion for the summer. Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Woodruff, have tagen the Far View cottage Belle is— George W. Davis, of South Norwaik, has been engaged as chef at the is- land View Hotel, Belle island. The roof has been completed on the bungalow being built for John J. Walsh, on Smith's Island. R. E. J arboe and family and Mr. Rob- inson came up from New York by trol- ley, and report that they enjoyed the trip very much. William Acker, an employe in the Yale and Towne factory. Stamford, spent. Sunday with relatives at Bella island. Among the newcomers at the island are Miss Mary E. Thornton, Lewis J. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Brush, of New York. Dr. J. i). Strohmeyer. and family, of New York, are at the shore for the sea- son. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Cousins are visiting them. Robert F. Way's yawl "Via," which was formerly the "Marguerite,” has been placed in complete commission. and will be in the fleet at the Norwaik Yacht club today. The Roles Point Hotel has been re- paired by building new stairs on the northern side. Repairs are being made to the barroom and in the cel- lar on the west side. Charles A. Mood and Percy Mead have their sloop yacht in commission and have moved her from north of the Gregory Point dock to her berth at the Norwaik yacht club. Members of the Star Swimming Club continue to take their daily plunges In the sound. The water Is still rather too chilly for the average bother, but bother times are coming. I Captain Richard Ready is in the harbor with a new forty»foot twenty- ton sailing yacht of which he is the master The boot is moored just north of the Gregory Point dock. The launch Thelma took a merry party out Sunday, as guests of Henry Rowland. They sailed around the harbor during the pleassutost part of the day and enjoyed it very much. The weather II dry here and the dry hens is dry to such an extent that it has become necessary to sprinkle the streets and strew grass over them In order to keep the loam from blowing away. The tire hoes was out yester- day bclng used for that purpose. The summer influx of visitors to Dell island has commenced and there are more people at the island today than there were s year ago by a large majority. This is due In a great mes. sure to the general improvement of property, which has commenced. peo- ple desiring to get to the Ihore, and do the improving early in the season. The two hotels are fairly well Aillicit, considerin the «rig season. tttie soil iIlIn Honest e newcomers are it id. Juboe, Morison Jsrboe and the Misses Teresa and Agnes Jet-boo. A. W. accordion. of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Woodi' if and the Mine es Marguerite and save Woodruff. ct Dauhury; Air. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and Ice. of military: Mr. and lira. William Freebie. of New“ Millard. Edward Fey; '0! mallow.“ spend- log a few days Ittlie island. her-- some sing" to workeathellelil bust" “mllglflmfl: film the water would be to no“ is“ was when : cinema loiiewa- George Ross, Guy Blake. Earl Greg, : ory. Victor Voiimer. Clarence Smith; . Martin Phillips," ‘I I. , . ‘00..“ old . if your grace:“ doe-“alike _ Rcirloerators ‘ an... GENERAL spams AND sun- ,TY. Jan I Lac IOI'YIIIII‘ Floors « Garden Hose ice Cream Freezers Mia ‘ Lawn blowers ’ "an cocoa or THE sear QUALb . - enigma.» NEW CANAAN. Charles E. Dow, 3' in town with Mrs. Cole‘s mother, Mrs. .open the season here, Tuesday after- Jones‘s orchestra held Its first social and dance in Raymond's Hall, last “Ifiht- win i‘u‘m. On Thursday. Astension Day. mass will be celebrated in St. Aloysius' Church at 5 and 8 n. in; Miss May Jones; of New York, has been the guest of the Misses Shea, South avenue, for several days. Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley. of Hart- ford, are the guests of their parents, in Carter street, for several days. Edwin Brant, of New York, and Miss Moyme Wardweil of Norwalk, visited with Mrs. Charles Whitlock, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Brandt, of New, York, and Mrs. Clayton, of Boston. spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. i. Brant, Biirtis avenue. The remains of Mrs. John Dillin. who was killed by the kick of a horse last week, were taken in Bridgeport, Saturday, for interment. Mr. and Mrs. ‘nuipn Coles, of South- port. have been spending several days Diotzko, of Seminary street. HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone use. 1 I. ~———m FRANK fc. VAN seer. PLUMBING. STEAM, HOT WATER, AND GAS FITTING. Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper _ and Zinc. 50 South Main Street. Telephone, 137—3. South Norwalk, Conn. The New Canaan baseball team will noon. team. with the strong Glcnbrook The gain.» will be called at 3 p. mmmmuc 9' so wavi-zn or. so. nonwnut. ' PORGIES, . BLUE, m. “—4—... his family. ..,....—.. will take action to regulate speed. ........i.._.... with the Cadets, attendc’d divine ser- vice iu the Methodist Church, lows: Cadets will be held, and the gra’Ves will be decora ted of the members. era. Dmpriate singing. A CREEPINO DEATH. Belle Plains. Minn. .. IIDI'O. WESTERN LAND FRAUDD. Mrs. Mortimeriimrs and‘son Carl of Danbury, have been visiting with John E. Whitney, for several days. Mr. Rogers also spent Sunday here with Complaint has been made at the speed some of the automobiles main- tain while going through the village. and it is probable the Borough Board The Grand Army Post, in company last evening and listened to an appropriate sermon by Rev. L M. liounsbury. For Memorial Day the program is as fol- At 2 p. in. the veterans and the leave Raymond's Hall. and march to Lakeview Cemetery, where the regular G.“ A. It. service will No music will accompany the procession in the cemetery, as the lo- cal band is in no,cohdit.iou to appear in public owing to sickness of several in the evening. ser- vices will be held in the Opera-house. when Attorney James E. Brinkerhoff. of this town, and Hon. John H. Light, of South Norwalk, will be the speak- Aflch Ir, ‘uuder the leadership of Alex. Mo endrick, will render ap- Biood poison creeps up towards the heart, causing death. J. E. Stesrns. writes that a friend dreadfully injured his hand. which swelled up like blood poisoning ‘ Buckles": Arnlcs Salts drew out the n. healed the wound, and saved - hi life. Best in the world for burns and sores, etc. at F. ii. Baxter‘s Drug “Harry Up” End Got I: are DILIOHTED, KITCHEN SPOTLESS. ;} DINNER ON THE MINUTE! UO CALL AND EXPLAIN. Postal Brings Representa- live an amnion. W Grant’s Restaurant aa‘umn Main Street. South Nomlk. DIST PLACE IN TOWN TO GIT IO’AND 18 OIN'I' LUNOHII' RIOU. RR R algal-IR, 88 OINTO; 21 "ML. , ALL HOME MAD! BAKERY. LET E2 Dimond, charged with complicity in trict. of California. That decision oi. the District of Columbia for trial and WASHINGTON, May 29. ~The cases of Frederick A. Hyde. and Henry P. western laud trends. the Sn reins Court today affirmed the deals on at the circuit court for the Northern Die reeled the removal of the two men to denied the petition for a. writ’of‘habeu corpus, When car you feel impending Ill, Carpenter builder and General Contractor II D. IUILDINO OF NIW AND II- F. S. BANKS IWINATID OWIN FOR JOI- 'Maiem ' dress-r. you And need I magic little plil. No other one will fill the bill Like Dawiti's Little Early Risers. The famous Little Pills Early Jill BiiiousneII. etc. Iickcn. but impart earl “it; Good for eithoro Ildren or ad a REMOVING DISCARDID TRACKI- ing Company ”day morning with”? removing its iron. of treats leading railroad autism: corded I y run through HOT WIAT irerIonI afflicted careful at this at weather and totho, in work, rill“! R PILIS. . hm. Elwin. lists! storm the pater drswj‘o‘utathe or: cure Constipation. Sick Headache. They never trips or rising ener- Bold by The Clifford Pharmacy. The Connecticut Railway and Light- ester- led, or tho HRS the west-bound TiliIliiie was dil- mass—- the line was . '. tthileI should Oct w the nemaofli. 0%? Cam MOILINO or can srnuo'runss. Mbi on euros-frown onosns Iv MAIL PROMPTLY arrsuoao To. ..naeiosucs— sewn-recur menus. NORWALK THO or Nliliiii Bill ”01'“ "0le D 1‘ - lilo Men. » Ono dollar, or even a lost shin. illil' week. invested in In Endowment Poli- cy will return your surplus corolla! when you need them mosMnd biota whilenyour loved ones are protected For particulars” 5’ H. FIELD, GENQERAL AD! 1'. N. S. Ferguson, Dwight Span dine. S eolai A gents. .UNITE BANK uBl.lli..DlNO. Tolephonefidfl. oo. Nerwalk. 0t. 'Pilone, 1392. Julius Biol. lilies Guild Petting Carried in Stock. GOLo’ nun SILVER PLATINB. its England Electric loton. Have no superior. Con show them in operation. Repairs o Stationary and Mo- rlne Engines and General Mach- rln. Work Solicited. THE C. N. McKIBBIN M’F’G. CO. huh Fish .. .. ............. .. 7c SPANISH MACKEREL, .. 10c STEAK coo, 10c WEAK FISH, ......... 7c I ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES. THE ZPEOPLE’S FISH AND WITH! MARKET. Old Salvation Army Sulldlnl. East End of Washington Street Irldge CAPT. CHARLES DUOROSO, Prop. South Not-walk. ' Get That Blondie. out of in. attic: look it ever. If It Isn’t l‘ NATIONAL. “ewes" " it for one. or let us tune It up ~ to run “something like I NA.- " TIONAL." A-‘o. J Bargains In Time. Don't target the Guaranteed ' Oas Mantle. II. R. BULKLEY, .52 so. villus Ir. , .,. PLDMBING “ND STIR! I HEATINGI HOT WATER m scars on SLAT. AMI? TIN, , flRl. , Seem OTB], I * Ito RICKHON ND RAN Y» T!!! JON“ & HQ n“ COHPANY. 17, WALL eraser. Montcalm. Wall Paper Talk Selecting .W_'oll Paper is largely a matter ef‘tosto. .W. have everything In color, design and grade. nWe will aid you In making lselectioaI that will harmonise with you other interior decorations. ( , TO 0 In. window shades and picture frames. SFIOIAlu'. Cloth Window ocean. with triage. also. .Whlts and Brass Curtain ‘PoleI. 100. Painter's Supplies, Orcohety,Z,tllaII- were,“ i l .. ’ Painting and Paper hassles. I” Have you seen our 4 'i “ “ a Leo. LARGE saunas, ....2oe. ii at. STULL :: «grumble and outside hotel in till :: 0 3 CANS BEST CORN, ... . ... . 25a. 3 cans Toma-rose, 25o. 8 CANS VAN OAMP'S SOUP 25°. . I'c communication. arisi- Hellman. court. 7 CLEANLINESS is a necessity of perfect Healthy and an essential element of Happiness. To prevent sickness and enjoy the comforts of life you should «1qu your sleeping apartment,» dressing chom- bsrs with a isnowy white. one-plea! “Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava- tory and have running hot and cold water as desired at your touch. , . We have samples in our showroom and will gladly quote you prices. Horace R. flash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS. South Norwalk. Conn. 4‘ iliroat. Nose and Ear. - Any diseased condition of the Three Nose or Ear successfully and scienti sally treated and cured by the -— latest and most improved methods and remedies. Now installed at tit South -'~ Main street and any calling will he ,; given consultation and examination . free, by a specialist who has than can nocted with the New York Hospital. .. was: WORKERS' Hose. SOCIETY.“ Branch. 06 So. Main Sf. -: Troounent hours, 8-10, 14, '1-8. in". ii HOTEL VICTORIA- V if CORNER RAILROAD AVINUI AND MON ROI ITRIIT.‘ Newly furnished noes Electricity and has. appointed. ’ quiet. .. 11 O a full line of lotus Ito min! Merrill and Oondit's wine's. ileum faint: slurs. Sm but in cunt T. I. SULLIVAN. Prop. l TELEPHONE OALL. III—e. . Wall Paper. Durstociolmgoodsiustb iI‘a-little larger-than wagon Wonderful Iiovv lets you can buy nice goods here. You knew wedotheworhlatheverybeet manner; We Iiave taken a good inInD contracts for been painting” willbeglddtosubinitflguruiol YOMM . .i Weirytowrylsstocioverya 1 thingyouheedfortiiedooomicv ofyourhouseinsideoroot. E. E. ' Gorham. receptionist-l. a 1i risers-r. ‘ . ottoman career as? ”W
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