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. some AWAVI-
Do not isolate yourshelt from the
city when you go away. even it only
on a short trip. 7
. Keep in touch with The Norwalks
through your home newspaper. Let
The Sentinel follow you wherever you
me go.
enevver you change your address
drOp a card to The Sentinel 'and the
change will be made promptly—as of
tea as you desire
Laces at N. E. Ryan's Read the ad
for details
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--Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O‘ Brien
Eureka Rebekah Lodge held a regu-
» lar. business meeting last evening at
nthel‘r lodge room. ,
A cargo of 500 tons of coal for Ray-
mond Brothers arrived yesterday on
the barge Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam B. Stevenson have
arranged with Agent E. Apell to have
their daughter Olga forwarded to Nor-
walk trout Stockholm, Sweden
Washington Camp, No 11, Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America has ar-
ranged tor a. unohie tournament
which will sis next Thursday night
The state meeting Of the Cathollt
Total Abstinence Societies will be
iii-Id In Middletown, Saturday, Jun!
-—The largest. Varict i'liosiery. Un
derwear Gloves. slit, to be found at
the lowest prices. M. S Smith a Co.
A meeting of the ischoda Club was
held last evening at which two. new
members were admitted. The meet
ing adjourned until next Thursday.
amen “2'8 “pull; leyf‘Til South‘port
who has been quite III. was able to be
out yesterday” hnti' hopes to be able to
attend his business at his store here
next week
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The case of William McQulllan.
charged with assault
ago, came nprtals'mornlng and WEI-
contlnued again'untll. July 81h.-
|‘3'—Straw' Hilts. Straw Hats. O'Brien
The subject of Prof. C. W. Deane.
of Bridgeport. who is to deliver thI
address to the sting class of the
Norwalk High 1 will be “Edu
cation tor Olti
The: case urice Hartlgan
charged with drunkenness. breach oi
the peace. abusive language and ar
sault on his wit“ ary. was nollod in
the town courts. morning. on pay
most ot the coats of the case.
, Charles E. Johnson. Jr.. will new
his connection with William L. Blas-
ccr's Gazette building cigar store this
evening and next week will go to
Boston. His successor will be William
Cathcart. brother or Mrs. Biascer.
lety Candy trash to.
-—'l‘he largest
M. S. Smith A Cow
The 19““
street. south “Norwalk. commenced
yesteIday and a considerable portion
at the crushed atone which arrived
on the barge Janice will be used
there.
The county
to South 140er
the purpose at as
remonstranoe against
cease to ,loslwb
block corner of Milton
roe streets ‘
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true w. c r. it held their parlor
meeting. yesterday afternoon with
Mrs William marketer, in spite ot the
weather there was a good attendance.
A delegate was appointed to go to the
county convention to be held In Brooll
held. héit Wed odhfidhy. and a social
hour was enloyed.
IJDoys‘nCsps, W W O’Brien
The tunnel muting‘ot otths Canter
school district has been called for
nosthdasaday Ming. The resort:
neat Tuesday. for
his hearing on the
grautlngia li-
Ig 116W
and Mon-
on his wile. .
which was'contlnued from a month ~
commissioners will come 1
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truth serous.
Bonita madkarei st Cuthlli's. First
the season- .
There Is ve ,Q'lttla change in the
Icoadition cl 1.. Danton. who
was shot at the , “port rifle range.
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Mrs. JoelL. MM" and daugh-
ters. the Misses“ Jennie and Helen
Rockwell. of Ridihlleid. who sailed on
the Mineapolis on one 13th. writes
her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Lacie, of New
Haven, that they had a very pleasant
oi
don. England.
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Miss Lucy A. Marks, of Sound
Bench who has been the soprano
soloist at St.‘ Stephens Church, New
York, for the past year, has accepted
a nutrition as musical director in the
First Congregational Church, Sound
Beach, commencing June Isl. Miss
Marks hall a call to Plymouth Church
Brooklyn, but did. not care to sing
during the summer.
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colors or Window Shades, me up: al
shades S eii‘ Paper. 5c pkg: White
Engage . s, 10c ea. M. S. Smith
0‘. ‘
R. G Powers V. Keddie. F. A. Rob-
ertson John C .Wilson. E. G. Miibury
Arthur" Tate. F. J. Burden, New York;
William F Hoyt New Haven; G. w.
Hathover Worcester. Mass: C. F.
Lee Jr.. Mr; and Mrs. J. R. Berry,E
K. Leighton H. S Fatman. Boston;
Vic P. Gairvard,‘ Newark, N. J.; Hay-
den Richardson. Brooklyn; J. Conroy.
Brockton; H. Townsend. Orange, N.
J.; .lohn C. Rourke, Springfield, Mass.
Clifford,
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MEN'OCHRISTIAN‘INQUIRY'CLUB.
LastSunday Mr. North gave the in-
troductory address on the subject as-
signed for the. day The Lord's Prayer.
His general remarks and exposition oi
the different clauses or the prayer
were very interesting and were the
occasion of an animated discussion To-
morrow Dr. Bucill-takes the subject
Some Signs'ol the Times. All men are
welcomed to these meetings. The sub
lecta and assignments tor the remain-
ing Sundays in June are as follows: ——
June ll.-——Roman Catholic and Pro-
tesiant Bibles, George S. Kendall.
lune 18~Stoiciam. George H. Voc-
burgh.
June 26~Josua and Human
silucts. John B. Lawrence.
The meetings of this club are held
every Sunday noon in the South Nor-
walit Congregational church. immedi-
ately alter the morning service»
In-
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HAS RETURNED FROM PANAMA.
Robert :Theime, son of August
Thelma“ of Baton Hill. the South Nor-
waik cignrmaker, who left home two
years ago. going to Germany and than
.out West to California. has just re
turned from Panama and Colon.
Thelme is tired or traveling for a
time. and will probably make his
home here.
ATTRACTIVE A8 OUR HOMES
Ten Thousand
.wIth L & M Paint. and are most at
‘tractlve..
Liberal quantity always given free.
Four gallons 11 it M. mixed with
three gallons oil will point a house.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don‘t pay 81. [30 a gallon for linseed
oil. which you do in ready- or- use paint.
_ Buy oil fresh from the arrel at 60
cents per gallon and mix it with Long-
man a Martinez 1. It M Paint.
It makes paint cost about 81. 20 per
gallon. Dehancey Gregory, Fort
Plain. N. Y.. writes:
“Have sold 1.. & M. paint for over
25 years. and everone is surprised to
ilml how little Is required to paint a
big house."
Sold by C E Dow. South Norwalk;
Hnbhell &. Staples Hardware Com
pany. Norwalk: W. 8. Cnyer & Son.
Westport; Northrop Brothers, South-
. porn. .
"ms aAraa'r runs.
in which to keep your valuables la a
safe deposit vault. The cost Is very
small compared to thesecurlty given.
1'!!! SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
has a modern. burglar-proof vault with
horas renting tor .4 per year and up-
war
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11 1°13? Imam «a saloon scrawny Only.
was “chosen and a tax atoms... In. tau than I sold.
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ten days’ trip. and were now In Lon- .
were guests yesterday at the Hotel '
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Churches painted ‘
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Museum its
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WITH ALL run new ausras‘ IN ALL 'rI-Ia snoroa.
nous. wi M" IN PROPER sHArs TO SUPPLYHTHE p.131.
. AT 'ro svaav MAN iN rows. .
sol—Jr «so «am: auAIo sAlLoas IN saves/u. eaowa
Helena-'3 Ann sum wuorua. 31 re 33.50. 1 . 1
MAOKIN‘fnvva ANo MILANs lN rI-III coNasaVA'rlvs
stocks sunro as.
A MsrupsourAN snow cs FANCY araAw HATS sea
1 nova ANo cultoasN Is uses—ALI. Maw—Hare roam 2511
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TO 33.50. 1
IF YOU PUT STYLE FIRBT, PUT ON ONE OF OUR BMA‘RT
FANCY 0R SERGE SUMMER SUITS; RIGHT UP TO THE MIN- ‘
UTE. BEST OF ALL, THERE'B FIT AND SERVICE BEYOND .
ANYTHING YOU CAN BUY IN TOWN FOR FROM CIO’TO .25.
SUMMER FIXINGS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
sucCsssoas . 10‘ Common eaos.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2.
YOU CAN BE SURE
that l have no wish to sell you a thing unless Ill/GO doing I
serve you so well that you will want to come again-um!
again. It is permanent trade that is valuable to me. I
'sell you my best judgment as well as my grain. '3
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. ' 1
For the little ones: '
D. M. Chick Feed.
F. P. C. Chick Manna.
Best obtainable. i
. , .
Kebnxe
1n '1'. an“ .1
luslflllmartllppliu
Willem P. liners
'IIMhllllI Slalom Stiles.
, Gaouth Main It.
Commit.
no war sire-t. "s
HONOR.
The Easiness of
Merrill - College
is in pave the my for '._
Your Success.
Sessions daily. 9 'a. m. to J p. m. is! us begin now.
M. A. MIRRILL. Prim. South Norwaiir. Conn.
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Bonita Mackerel
li'IRB'l‘ OI" THE SEASON.
nII-rrna man, WEAK rxsu, NATIVE rm summons. aIvsn
SIIAI) also ALI. oiruaa KINDS or ruasu FISH.
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LIVE LOBEBTERS
Cutblll’e Bridge Fish Market
FRII DELIVERY.
TIL. 1U—
Herr a salesman
auras BBNTIND
Harry H. Hoyt 81 00.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ate-3:. ami. mm and cotton Mount and sold or out was sous.
Member New York gonsolidatsd Stock bullion. W Wivate win.
Ns'w roux. n and d was mm man... “It: was stunt-
scuru «onwards. rams-4. uovr'a 1.111.111. smallish.
llama! Pursuant Ivory Morning at 10 Willi.
" least Mr. and M
SPECIAL.
. ran as roan" can"
rape»! .; he
25 1:15 Pint.
~ 1111:; Wine is made item the
choicest Concord Grapes and is
especially reihfinmen’ded for
medicinal and totally use.
lho Ollfford Pharmacy
TIL. CALI. 1M
Maples & Goldschmidt Co.
(Incorporated)
00MM|S§ION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds, own and
Cotton.
swam a Corbett stock. 311. Norwalk.
TODAY ON WALL S'I REIT.
WALL STREE'i‘. 10:10 a. m.—-With
the exception of small gains in Amal
snmated Copper and Metropolitan
Street Railway opening prices in the
stock market were lower throughout
on a limited volume of business Unit
ed States Steel pid. declined 1 H and
St. Paul and Union Pacific led the de-
cline in the railroad list, the former
losing about a point and the latter a
large fraction. Smelling also declin
ed a arge traction
W Li. STREET Close—Prices
were let back to last night's level or
below In anticipation of the poor bank
statement. Amalgamated Copper was
passed up to 3% and the market hard-
ened Slightly In sympathy. The closing
was dull and rather irregular.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
‘Report over the. private wma or
The Maples & Goldschmldt Co. Com-
mission Brokers, Swarts & Corbett
Block .‘South Norwslk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. :30
Ania] Cop 81% 83% 81% 83%.
Am C & P Co 33%. 331,131 33% 33%
Am Loco 46% 47% Jill/f2 464/11
Am Smelt 110 110% Wild» 1101.11
Am Sugar 13231. 13231. 132% 1323.
A 'r a 8 Fe 2.1m”. .7991 791,11 79v.
Balto & Ohio i0 108 107113 i08
B'klyn R T 6235 63% ‘ 02V. 03%
Chen scale 43 4334 481/. last,
Ch Gt West t8 .19 l 18%
'CI. M381 1’ Illa. mu my. 172:...
Col 1“ & I 41%. 41% 4! 11
Cal South 27-: ' 27V. 27 - 271/11
Del & Bud 1811‘ 1811/; lSI lSI’A
l‘rie 30.49; 30% 90
Itiu a Nasl 1439. um 113% may.
Met St Ry 118‘ 1]!) HS 118%
Mex eat 20 1 20 20 20
Mo Pacific 30% 96% 90% 08%
Net Lead ms 45% “V, 45
N Y Central 180 1 130% 130 139%
Nor! & West 78% 78% 78% 78%
Ont & West 49% 50% 40% 49%
Poll!) R R 1345613434 ‘
l’eo Gag lill 101 ")1 III]
Reading 9W: 06 94% 95%
Rock island 20%. 20% 25% 261/.
South Pac any, 62% 61% 1.11...
Sou Ry Co 29 29 29 29
Tons C it I 75% 751/. 75% 761/;
Texas Pac 32 32% 32 2
Union Pac l2lh§ 123% l2l% 122%
U 8 Steel 25%. 20% 25% 25%
U 3 Steel pf 91% 92% 91% 92
Wis Cent 22% 22% 22% 22%
Reserves. decrease. $0,415,525
Reserves. U. S. decrease 85,411,500
loans. decrease. - $9,720,300
Specie. decrease. ”0.076.300
Legal Tender. decrease $2.100 .
~Deposlts, decrease. “8.651.600
Circulation. Increase 8437.300
Sales to 11 a. m. ., 108.200
owns.”
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Heavy lee Wagon Mat With Mishap
Today.
A serious cave in occurred in River
street. Norwalk. today about 11:46 and
that serious results did not (allow in
due entirely to the presence at a
stout tree. The rosdbed gave away
alas the bank a short distance above
the echanic street bridge.
A big two horse Ice wagon owned
by Frank II Merrill. and in charge oi
Irving Jeiiltt and CaIvlu Bartram went
down Into the chasm. bllt were proven-
led from taming several aerial stunts
by the tree bolero mentioned. which
was scan the alias of the bank. The
men quickly unhltcheti the team at
horses hetero the bank gave way more.
One of the trout wheels of the wagon
wals lmbedded into the dirt up to the
II c.
The wreckage was later viewed by
Chairman Henry Hatheia. oi the High.
way Department.
FOUR VIAR' OLO LOIT.
mflaurm Hartman
tam Rsssva in NWIIK. .
The tour year old son at Mr. and
1"“ run 111%.. mi' .1” ‘"
a no t 1
his home yesterday! 1m and sit
sub-tors its was
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some hall's“
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”New
Straw lists 500 163400
Two Piece Suit $0. 50 to $15 00 ‘_
' Blue Seattle Suits $10.00 to $120.00
Nealigee Shirts 500 to. $2.00 7‘3‘
Shoe Department ‘ .;' f
New Pointed Toe Oxfords iOI Men
$2. 00 to $4. 00
You Should See Our NewCollaI.
"THE TEDDY” ' '
98 WASHINGTON STREET, so’urfi NORWALII. .3.
Clothiers and Furnishers.
Telephone Call 324-2.
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To Serve and Please
CAKE SALE-The third lot of those Cakes now selling. 1111. and 11.111?
good and cheap. 10c lb.
The Drake Pound Cake is selling here at the rate of 6 loaves a weak.
Fresh lot In on Saturday. 5 kinds, ISO and 201: lb. ,
CLOVER HILL PRINT BUTTER—Some of our regular customers on
this article got off when the price not up to 37¢. Now i am calling them
back. New lot just in and price way down. The hatter that brings you
back for more. 281: lb. special.
FRESH EGGS—Special tor Fresh Eggs. Saturday, 25c.
Nle. Pineapples, 15c to 20¢, as to size.
New Potatoes of the boat sort. 301: pk.;
Spinach, Bunch Onions. Cabbage. etc.
What will you have? Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE ..CALL 2H
fancy New Paladins. ' 250 and 301; per peril
special 1011111111111, Home
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TUBE ROSE FLOU PER DAG .............
JONES' FLOUR. PE BAG ............ ‘ ............................ 85¢
PILLSBURY'B FLOUR, PER BAG. ........ . 37¢
LEAN SHOULDERO. PER LB. ........ .. . Ong.‘
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vsav seer TUB surrsa can LB .............. . ...... . ......... 25°
GOLD MEDAL PRINT eurrsa. PER LB. ................. 2.: ....... . 27c
HIRE'B ANo KNAPP’S seas EXTRACT 1s: SELLER. ...«1.......10c
' FULL MNE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. . 11
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
40 Fort St, 1!: Norwalk. Tel. sill-8‘
20 No Main St, So. Norwallr Tel. 20-3
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MANUFAOTURI OUR OWN GOODS AND ELL FOR CASH. ' THIB I. A
SAVING TO YOU OF MORE THAN 501: ON THE DOLLAR. COME AND
BE CONVINOED.
" 33 South Main Street
R‘oton Point NOw Oport“i
Hotel and Honour-nit.
uuosn THE nauaoauaur or A. J. sun's AND .1. a". KILLY. .5"
Shore IIIIIIIOIS. 3131311111.. at Ponder Prices.”
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