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Local News 10193.
GOING AWAY?
Do not isolate yourshelf from the
city when you go away, even if only
on a short trip.
Keep in touch with The Norwaiks
through your home newspaper. Let
The Sentinel follow you wherever you
may go.‘
Whenever you change your address
drop a card to The Sentinel and the
change will be made promptly—«as of-
ten as you desire.
' William Casey spent yesterday in
Bridgeport.
‘ Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. 11. M, is to hold
its annual shore dinner July so.
Percy Davis. of Bridgeport, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Harry Damon. of New York, spent
Memorial Day in South Norwalk.
Edward Taylor, of South Norwalk.
was in Bethel this‘week,
Mrs. Emily Godfrey, of Norwalk, is
the guest of friends in Bethel.
lawns are parchlnIg because of lack
of rain.
Miss Edith Merrick, of South Nor-
walk was the guest over Sunday of
Mrs. E J. Miller, in Bethe]
William A Clark left this morn
ing for Washington, Conn, where his
father is very ill,
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A spell of real summer weather has
arrived at last and everybody ls cor
1c spondingly happy
Miss Nellie Gilbert. of Bcihcl, is
spending the day with friends iii 8'0th
Norwaik.
Miss Theresa Renold, of New York.
is the guest of Mrs. Margaret Lauder
of West street.
The Central Labor Union will hold
a regular meeting, Thursday even~
ins
Miss hatherino Rogers of Philadei
phia, Pennsylvania, is visiting Mrs.
John D Flint, 91 South Main street
Adrian Dwight Keep, of of New York
is spending Memorial Day with Cap
twin Frank D Layton, at South Nor
walk.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of the Forest, will old a regular
meeting. Thursday ening,. in Red
Men' a hall in Washi a street
A few straw bats were seen on the
streets yesterday. but that comfortable
article of headwear is not very much
in evidence yet. if .
The Connecticut Flexible Plaster
company. of Bridgeport filed a certlo
heats of organization with the state
secretary Monday The capital stock
is $9 100. 1'
Today and tomorrow are the last
days in which to any City of South
Norwaik, library and school district
taxes without the malty pt the rate
of nine per cent. filer annual added
thereto .;
Andrew Noon“. (I! Taylor avenue.
who had such a narrow escape from
an attack of typhoid fever. was able
to get. out. for the first. Saturday, and
to take in the Hawaii -Bacred Heart
baseball game It. notch
The last of the Girl’s
Friendly Society mIII:III;.I'I0‘I‘'I‘rially Entree roux!
church willbe beheld In the Sun
school room. tome t, and will
be preceded by a service 0 admission
of new members which will be condor:
ted in the church at 7:115 ”clock.
“Mg-rm“ a... Nice, of
gun on commit
* dream II to! than Mime”!
. church, In Bethol. and the bury
flow: can the mus'ltr‘of will!
no choir, under Mlu “lion's
"' “stimuli: ”I; W”?
norm w co
cube hill at the church. The
In at will '
Milne,” If” IMV ”H. I
shortness...“
m.- 7‘11 NM
BI. Burton 135st5. at 13 Washington ‘
street spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
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TA n08 Iii, QQLDAIII.
It“! lets. .
PI Whiblhyton Street.
. SontIINorwaIk.
ELM—m-
Frank S Fitch Jr spent yesterday
at Coney Island
Mrs. Hubert 1". Pierce, of New Carr-
aan, was a visitor in town yesterday.
for the new wharf to be built by Ray-
morrd allrothera
James R. Dickson has returned from
a visit with relatives in Brooklyn over
Sunday and Memorial Day,
Perc'yul Wilson of Bridgeport
spent Memorial Day with his parents
in East Norwulk
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Miss Della McNamara and Joseph
Kelly, of Danbury. were the guests of
friends in town yesterday.
Miss Catherine Duffy, of Cedar street
entertained Miss Elizabeth Leary, of
New York, over Memorial Day.
Several local horsemen attended the
trotting races at Stamford yesterday.
Several others went to Huntington.
Conn. where they enjoyed several
very good races.
The city presented Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company, yesterday.
through Chief Engineer Wright, with
a handsome Amerlcan'ilag, which was
swung to the breeze. The flag will
be raised on all meeting days.
Residents of Belle Island are won-
dering if it is ptrsslble to replace the
planking of the Belle island bridge,
so that. it can be used again this sum-
mer. It. is now impossible for a team
to cross and is hardly safe for pedes-
trians. The condition of the. bridge, at
present, is far from satisfactory. and
as it. may be some weeks before any
further work is done sortie way of get.
ting over should be made.
COMMANDER OF ADMIRAL FOOTE
POST.
JohnM. Crowe.‘a‘ brother of the late
Colonel James C. Crowe. of South Nor-
walk. has just been ’elected command.
er of Admiral Foote Post, in New Ha~
ven.
Post do the state, having over six hun-
dred members: Commander Crowe
was born in Norwalk, Conn, sixty~
three. years ago. He cullslcd on April
11, 181:1, for three months, on the iirst
call for volunteers. Enlisting in Com
unitern'r he r-cerrllsled on July 14.
18132 and was not master or! out untl
luly 10 18115 c saw service in the
battles of Chuhcellor ville, Morris is
land. Johns island. Jamestown and.
Jacksonville. lie was captured on
February 4, 1865, at. St. Augustine, Fla.
and sent to Andersonvllle prison on
February 8. 1865, where he remained
until paroled on April 12th, 1865. Comv
munderr'Crowe has resided In Now its
van for 35 years and has been a mem
ber of Admiral Footo Post since 1883.
reward for loyalty and faithful service
to the post. lie is a carpenter by
record In his trade.
following anecdotes of amusing slips
of the tongue: A certain minister who
was reading a chapter from the New
Testament. when his congregation was
treated to this surprising version
of a famous passage, “~and Peter
crowed three times and the cock went
forth and wept bitterly." 1
Another story tells Of a man who. on
being asked concerning his familiarity
with music. replied that he knew but
two tunes: “God Save the Weasel."
and "Pop Goes the Q11een."—Harper'a
Weekly.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children at
bed wetting. if it did there would be
few children that would do it. There
Is a constitutional cause for this Mrs.
M. Summers. Box 516. Notre “.Damc
ind.. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today If your children trouo
hie you In this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are It can't help
t
T VAULTJ
‘rui career prince.
In which to keep your valuables in a
safe deposit vault The cost is very
small outscored to the security given.
me scum mama:
" mm contrast
a modern, burglar-prod! vault with
Work has commenced driving piles
This is the largest. Grand Army '
parry A. Seventeenth Connecticut Vol. I
His election as commander was as a .
trade and has a long and honorable ,
A well known literary man tells the I
521.. renting for M per year and no -
“What is uncut for one man is in one for another."-—~Old Proverb.
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it's :1 fit)“ snap getting 11 becoming srlftiil'll hf‘fl’ More
11- unfort 111 :1 11:11 11111 know lnc‘orrn a \'tlll~—~Iilili’t‘ Wear in our II
hats that you ilrrd 111 most rusting the s '.1111c
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$159, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
, We show all the popular shapes in all the , opular
shade: The varictv insures your getting just the Eat you
ought to have. 1;. e
Springs suits and furnishings that match our hitt5 in
style and satisfaction.
:1 1.1 '1' 1i“
socCsSsoas' are common BROS.
South Norwalkf Tel. Call, 31-2.
. ran-«1.1.1.
that 1 have no wish to sell you a thing unless In so doing“!
YOU CAN BE SURE
serve you so well that you will want to come again and
again. it Is permanent trade that is valuable to me. 1
sell you my best Judgment as well as niy grain.
BuyIOats Thais Clean.
MANUEL 'r.‘ Harrell:
For the little ones:
D. M. Chick Feed.
F. P. C. Chick Manna.
Dost obtainable.
KODAKS
Fresh Clllllil'i Supplies
fA'I‘
William P. Beers
link anii titanium Sims
ti South Main St.
South Norwnlk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwailt.
The Business of
Merrill Gallege
I: to no we the way for
Your Success.
Sessions daily. 9 a. m. to J p. ,m. let us begin now.
M. A. MERRILL. Prim. South Wei-walk. Conn.
euv couatcrrcur ‘ aw: stun
While they Last.
The Shad Season is Drawing to a Close.
Buck Shad. 10c lb. 'Roe Shad. l21-2trll1.
All Other Kinds of Fish.
Cutbiil’o Bridge Fish Market
TIL. lfl—
I HOYT o ' are EEMRI
”PM BENTINO
Harry H. Hoyt £1.00...
Banker. and Brokers, ,
Imus. lends, Min and We bought and Gold for duh or on mum.
leather Nowilorh (Inoculated flock Exchange. Direct will. '11!
New York. 41 and 4! Wall street. broom "1”!qu strut.
IOUTN NOIWAbK- Til-MM NOW”. THIATR'IUILDIM.
VIII DILIVINY. '
Al 1' A u VINO.
This week We are offering a,
line of Toilet Soup that Is chom-
lcally pure and free from an ex-
cess of alkali or any other
harmful substance, I I I
We have this soup in Violot,‘
Carnation, Lilac, Sandal and -,
'Rosc.
Price 250 In Box.
lire Billiard Pharmacy
TEL. OALL 15-].
MaplesItt Goldschmidt Co.
(Incorporated)
I COMMISSION craters.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds, [Grain and
Cotton.
ewartz s. Corbett Block. Sc. Norwuk.
TODAY IN WALL S1 REET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—-Small
dealings and narrow fluctuations iridi—
cdted a languid interest in the trad—.
lug when the market opened. Sugar
recovered its dividend of 1 1-4 per
cent, on the first sale and Amalgamat-
ed Copper and Smelting rose largo
fractions. Ontario and Western fell
‘ 5—8. The changes otherwise were in-
significant.
WALL STREET 11 a m. —~The mar-
ket became heavy and the United
States Steel stocks St Paul and U11
ion Pacific as walIl as a number of
others, scored large fractional losses.
A rise of 01m a point in Brooklyn
Transit carried the Metropolitan
stocks up a large traction and stif-
fened prices elsewhere.
WALL STREEr, Noou.——~An ad
vaace of 2% in Reading helped tin
market and prices rechvcred. Union
Pacific was in special demand. i’rus
sure against United States Steel pfd.
was a check. 'I‘hat stock and St. Paul
fell 1. Japanese blinds were acriw
“and ratherirrogular.’ They declined
‘rri first, but all classes recovered
again. Bonds gcner'ally were rirm.
WALL STREET, 1 p. 111. ~— ()1th
coolers were bid for after' Reading
crossed 93, causing galdus of 11/“. 11.
1% In Erie Ist and 2nd pfd.. Delawart
9’: Hudson and Central Railroad 01
New Jersey. The general market inr-
provod slightly. Union Pacific ran 11.
123%. .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.-
‘ Report. over the private m of
rho Maples a Goldschmidt Co.. Com
mission Brokers, Ewart: & Corbett
Block. South Norwclh, Telephone 153.
Open. Jigh. Low. 1:30
'Amal Cop 81% 81% 80% 81%
Am C & 1“ Co 54% 34% 34% 34%
Am C d F‘ pf 97% 98 97% 98
Am been 47741 477/61 47% 47%
Am Smelt 111%11154 110%
‘Am Sugar 135 135 133%
A T a S Fe 807,4. 807,4. 80%
A ’1‘ & 8 F pi'102‘k (102% 102 ‘A
[Julio & Ohio 108% 108% 108%
B lfiyn R '1‘ 61% 62% 00a.
Chen & Ohio. 48% 48% 48% 3%
Chi &.N W 215 216% 2..) £1514
Ch Gt West 18% 18% 181/, 18%
(in M & St P 174 - 174% 17395 173%
Col F It I 42% 42% 41% 4214
Col South 27 21 It 20% 27
Con Gas , 188 188 187% 187
Del & Hod 181 181% 181 481%
Erie 405(- 4155 .4054 4155
Erie 1st of 78 79% 78 79%
Ill Central 1110 100 169% 159%
Lou’h Nash 141% 1-1415 163% 144%
at St lty ‘ 1161’s 117% 116% 118%
err Cent 20 20 19% 19%
M K a T 26% 26% 211% 28%
Mo Paciiic 97% 97%. 97 97%
Net head 43 45 43 45
N Y Central 141 141 140% 140%
‘Ncrf & West 73% 78% 78% 78%
Out a West 51% 51% 51 51%
Pac Mail 38 33 ~ 88 88
Penn it it 135%, 13W. 134% 186%
Poo (lag 101% 101% 101% 10116
Nor Pac R it 185 186 186 186
Reading 90% 93 90% 92%
Read in. pf 90 90 90
Rep Stats 17% 17% 17% 17%
Rock island 26% 20% 28% 26%
Rub (load- 85 36 36 86
Boa 62 621‘ III“ 82
33:: {8° . 325 ill: lit 32“
1’ OD
Tenn 0 h 170’ 70% 75% 76
Texas Pat:
8‘2
Union Pacific 1211::82 132% 121% 123%
Union Fee of 98 98
TOILET 8MP
U 8 Steel
Uiitscl t 04 94 till 98%
Wabash 18% 18% 18 18%
Wabash pf Hills 8815 88 88
out Ila Tel 92% 92% 92% 9
Win Ogtlm my me theta I!
or 11:.
~10; dividend . tit nor chat. ,
an dim and 1% per cent
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Selleck 11 Pride. Head to fact an...”
. rue cAasLass openness or escrow 511v Moss‘I'
won LONG. consonants, ossmzmco our: sons THAN“,
YOU WOULD DREAM or UNROLLING, BUT THEY :1th HOW “
UP ANY MORE “otassv” THAN YOU CAN m can crumb
AND sUMMER MODELS. runners BEEN A tor or we
rsnv warren iNTO CRACK memes mama: aorta me
As SIMPLE as THE THREE rrs: merits rartons. trimaran.
seams AND MASTER renames. serous 11's T09. LATIN-1..
'rav buns. .1»; g: , r "
$7. 50 to $25. 00
THE EXTREME NEW pom-ran roe oxr=oaos,'INT an; ’r‘.
LEATHERB FROM $2.00 TO 04.00. I ‘
at $1.00
we SPECIALIZE CHILDREN'S ecnoor. sirens. oracnsg
$1.25, 91.50, taco. - I . .
SELLECK 8. PRI‘I.I '
1 Clothiers and Furnishers. I I‘ ‘ "
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWA'LK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
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READ.
The price of Butter has dropped. We otter the finest Print Butter at 286,
and (Never Hill Creamery Prints at 30c. a clear drop of 4c lb.
Egan. Home laid and fruit, are learner and higher, 270 for best, freon.
Cake—A fresh arrival of Pound Cake, 20c lb. Any quantity.
Dried Beer-41 nice new lot, moist and good, now In. Any quantity for
51: up.
Rice—When in want don't forget our bargain otter of excellent Bloc at
4c lb. .
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.
at 90c bu. in bushels lots or 50c one-half bushel. .
I
Hope to do good service.
TELEPHONE CALL. 2H
New Potatoes
Z5 300 pk
UNITED ERV COMPANY,
49 Fort St., E. Norwallr. Tel. 819-3
20 No, Main St, So. Norw‘alk. Tel. 26-3.
MANUFACTURE OUR OWN GOUIDB AND ELL FOR CASH. '
SAVING TO YOU OF MORE THAN 50c ON THE POLLAR.
IBE OONVINCED.
rare Is A,
33 South Main Street.
Metal and Restaurant.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A. .1. SMITH AND J. b. KELLY.
WILL‘ It A SPECIAL TV.
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Excursrons Music and Darrell!!! f
EiEb Billlllllilz
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mu one attribute- a luck or slum-u of vision with.
when his gluon on who! truism. Would It not he I 11.0,:
your 0th mind again!” . ,‘ » ”a" I“
1.1": more. ‘ »
O B. Jacksonyé,
emu
. int watt. cram.
Will close out Seed Potatoes ‘
’OOME AND ‘
LORENZO DIBBLE;
Tire Parislllrrrrl turd Suit House H
roe SMART sTVLEs‘ AND UP-TO-DATE GARMENrscaunhap as: f .I
us, As we ecu. THE seer cocoa FORLESS MONEY. Because we . ~
RotOnI Point New Open. ‘I 7
Shore Dhners. Glamlialtes. etc. at Popular Prices,-
Boo. Boil-31.“ Teams in the State. , I
Norwalk Chronicler