LANE S
M wgsngsoron or.
local News NoIes.
some AWAY:
Do not loolate yoursholf from the
city when éyoup go away. even if only
oaks shcri tri
hep in touch with The Nerwallts
thr ~19ur home newspaper.“
Th artist (allow you: wherever you
his in.
Whenever you change your addreaa
drop a card to The Sentinel and the
change will be made promptly—as of-
ten as you‘ desire.
Embroideries for dresses at Read' 3.
. Read the ad
Special sale of folding lunch boxes"
at l‘. J. Nelson's Read the ad. '
—-Auctlon sale, house and lot, 76
Taylor avenue; Sat. .1 no 10 2 p. In.
Read the grocery 'speclals ln Ihc
New York Grocery Company' a ad.
Mrs. Helen-fl Durkin, of South Nor-
walk was in Danbury Saturday.
The barge John E. Berwind has ar-
rived with a cargo of 'coal for Ray-
mond Brothers.
1W0
Read
ha'a-K-O—-——-
Special sale men's all wool
piece crash suite at Gottlleb's.
the ad. for prices.
Mrs. Etta Willardsen, of Bridgeport.
is spending a few days in Norwalk
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs H. B.
Coley.
——Remember our Velox Re- Develop-
er demonstration Wednesday night
Stlllson Powell Corp
There‘ will b6 a'r'ehearsal of the
Sunday school chorus of the South
Norwalk Baptist church this evening
in the parsonage.
Palestine Castle,. Knights of the
Mystic Chain, held a regular business
meeting at Mystic Chain hall. last eve-
n ng.
Get your gas range now. Connec
lions free. Drop a postal to the Conn.
R. J; L. 00.. and their representative
will call on you.
—Attend auction sale house and
lot. 76 Taylor avenue. June 10, 2 p. in.
George Singer and Fritz Stock.
charged with assault on each other.
were tried yesterday in the town court
and each was fined 35 and costs.
éwhich was ‘held by
y awaiting a claim-
as Hungerford. of
Eli was restored to
The lost child
the police yesterd
sat belonged to,“
Bayvlew avenue.
its parents.
Colfax Encampmbiht hob} a regular
meeting, last night‘lln the new rooms
in Washington The first nom-
inatlon of odlcers' Wis. held the second
taking place Judd‘ ‘19
Mr. and Mrs lsrsnk Sherwood of
Bridgeport; William Sherwood, of New
Haven; Mr. andqus. Wallace Sher-
wood. and Silas..Sherwood of Nor-
walk. spent Sandy. yvith their father.
W. l-LSherwood I.
W
» The J‘IIJI‘I Cash Company Is almost
ready to give out a plans for its
new factory. to as erected south of
the Boese-Pevvard Companys place.
Local contractors will have a chance
to hgurs‘ on the work.
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~Brlag a you: Print with you to
our demonstration Wednesday night
and have it turned Boots by Veioch
Developer. Stills‘oml’owell Corp
The Harris b Cans Com any has
their yard tilled with the has selected
trodes of coal and are busy delivering
for the-next winter' a supply. The com»
my sells coal that cannot be beat
Examine their stock} I ..
.0“. tr”. Ir “NI" . .I...
01) n c r
church. ‘wI‘I‘iI Seth item scion as twi-
r. The star willnrna hid.
I :lsit. not. members, or its a.
bonus I: tires are ‘éspeél lly musli-
sd do be present. .9 . x 1.
W ‘I
"3,.salc Telles property. 78
,« '1‘ slur .Bat. 'June 10. 2p. m.
“WM-gt” this warm Weather
m’yfig‘ur meeting or Dosglas Flow
A. it. last night. Worst
smembers assembled and dis‘
9 nassdmattcra of intsrut. dole.
" 2m taste the stats encampment
" wunfijmdsdlgan
“I” I U s D
«cm Wt“
“Dost acloouaimadcs of coal at low:
est summer prices at Harris a cans.
Let ,
Ill be.
a a GOLDEN.
irl‘l‘tfi
“NM!” 30".“
South "smalls.
LEI
_‘.I’
n—n—qs-ls-u—u—
Miss 'Helcna A. Mitchell is to meet a
party of fri New York today
and with the a and Class Day eat-
excised“ at the ew York Uhive’rs‘ltl’
~qA—a—«s—
The mitrriasé" 1'01} Miss Grace Adams
in'xiapt'ain Charles L Wing will take;
rules tomorrow afternoon at 3 o 'cle
93th t‘lli'e Norwallt Congregational
arc .
Miss Nellie EIcDIsbrow. daughter or
Mr...‘an Mrs."IJames W’. Hawkes. and
Harry Bartram. of 91 North Main
street, will be united in marriage to-
. morrow evening at 8 o',clock at the
bride’ s home
The mock trial of the Egbert Club
of the Norwalk Congregational Church
was concluded last evening at the
home of William Gray, in Prospect
a.verliIe . The fludln of the court was
unique and whs as ollows: ‘Not guil-
ty but must not do it again." ‘.
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Wgather. recordswlnai compiled show
that”: May lIlvas- tfiifiu'nuaultluly cold but
excep on y“l 9m moat Notwith
min? ‘dl‘yne's's there Were only
nine clear days in the entire month
and there were seven successive days
that were wholly cloudy. There was
only he inch and a quarter of rain
for the whole month although rain fell
on ten different days. There was
once
. frost at least- fOur times and snow fell
Ivis, Charles Kuhn George Green. R.
.I .MIIBeardsloyvdt‘ilttHetaei: J. E. "Mo-‘ ”
Carthy. S. J. Hoefdrd Hayden Rich-
ardson. George H. Krumhleyb E. (L
Soils S. Kellen, F Murphy.H D.Wal-
tors George A Hebbard C. E. More-
house. Joseph J. Lombard. New York;
William ill. Fallen. Jr., Fall River; 11
w.’l‘enhey. R. A. Cody R. 0. Dean J.
Berry} J. B. Hollis Boston: Mrs C.
a. Mappings" th‘Norwalk. Miss Jes-
sie‘ E. B rook'lyn; W. E. Lewis,
Glenbrtmk: BGeorge K. Sndw Burling-
tonl'ffl B9ards'iey H S Webber S.
C us linen; } riford Judge Charles D.
9s G eenwich; F. H Mahon New
Bevan; if. L. Buell. Middletown: F.
Halgh‘. Pascale N. J.; William Malone.
go. were ‘yesterday’s guests at the
Hotel Cliflord .
oaITUARv NOTES.
PHlLLlP SMITH.
Phillip Smith. aged 16 son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney Smith. of New York.
died early yesterday morning at the
summer cine of his parents at Green
Farms. . be immediate causes of his
death are said to have been Blight’s
disease had Ispinai trouble the latter
having been brought on by a fail when
he wds an infant. The burial will
take place next Thursday at Woodlawn
Cemetery. New York.
FUNERAL 01" MRS. M' GUIRE.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Thomas
McGuire was held this morning at 9
oclock from St. Joseph' a Church Rev
William H. Maher officiated. The in-
torment was in St, Mary's Cemetery.
wgtt‘eom ANOTHER FAIR.
The Norwalk Fire Depnrimeni has
decided to hold another fair in the Ar-
mory in October. Lasi years week
fair proved very successful as a men-
ey making venture and it is hoped ev-
on to s rpass the good showing made
at that ime this year.
BALVATiON ARMY.
The New England revival brigade
will lead a very special revival meet-
ing at the Army Hall tonight with Ad-
jutant Hunter in charge. The adju-
tant isfa very successful revivalist and
is a graduate of the Yale University.
NO GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE.
will wear as long as Devoe‘ s. No oth-
ers are as heavy bodied. because De
voe' s weigh 3 to 8 ounces more to the
.-Sold'hy C. E. Dow.
pint.
Before the Burglary.
Not 1qu
is the time to rent a safe deposit box.
We have some geod sired ones for 94
per year.
110300thth lrustiio.
if yes are at all interested we would
be glad to show you: our vault. '
_ ';.;Io‘r.9IIIs. Week 0...;-
C. H Purdy, H. Cahn William Da- 9
Daytona Elm; A. W. Broechcr. Chlcs- ,
9, amm- posts! card ‘
99 erH An. rue NEW aHAPae IN ALL .79} section.
TIONS. we ARE iN PROPER sHAPs 'ro surety: TH; PROP.
an arm HAT T0 avnsv MAN IN TOWN. 93""
semi-I Ne saNNIr ssAIo sAILoss IN eel/slut. CROWN
o cam WIDTHMI T0 ts. co. "
quuivas ANO MILANs IN rue coéecavmvs
aLOOKs. we TO 33. .9 .2. - 9
A METROPOLITAN SHOW or FANCY eTaAw,NArs eon
aovs ANO CHILDREN Is HERE—ALL New—HA'r's‘ FORM 25o
TO (3.59. A "
My
lF YOU PUT STYLE FIRST, PUT ON ONE OF OUR SMART
' FANCY OR SERGE SUMMER SUITS; RIGHT UP TO THE MIN-
UTE. BEST OF ALL, THERE’S FIT AND SERVICE BEYOND
ANYTHING YOU CAN BUY 101 T OWN FOR FROM S10 T0 .26.
SUMM%FIX1NGS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
' SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel. Call. 32-2.
again. lt is permanent trade that is valuable to me. i
sell you my best Judgment as well as my grain. '
Buy Oats Thais Clean. 1
YOU CAN BE SURE
i 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
. MANUEL T. HATCH. '. I
For the little ones:
D. M. Chick Feed.
F. P. C. Chick Manna. '
J . Best obtainable.
.‘.. .
~.-—
I]!
Kobnxs
Fresh OImINSupIIllis
wean Ir Boers
M “1,500qu Sluts
6 South- Main St.
South. Norwalk.
49 Wall Stu-oat.
Norwalk.
The Business Of...
Merrill College
Is to pave the way for
Your Success.
Schism daily. 9 a. m. to .19 p. m. Lu us begin mm.
M. A. MERRILL. Prim. South Nor-walk. Conn.
Bonita Mac“ erel
'- ' 9 9 near (III
THE SEASON.
BUTTER 'IPISII,'I WEAK FlSll. NATIVE FLAT FISH.
SHAD; AND ALL orusn KINDS or reuse FISH.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
Cutblll’e Bridge Fish Market
TEL. los- Mill DILIVIRV.
nox'r c FREEMEN,
“PM! SENTING
anN. Riven
I.Iva nonns'rnas
Bankers and Brokers, 9
stocks, lends, drab) and Cotton Icu out and Gold for Cash or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direct privats ulna.
New York. 41 and,” Wall strut. III-comm Fulton dtrsat.
SOUTH NORWMIK. TILMH. HOYT'I THEATRE IUILDlNOs'
Ma'gltst POI-coast Ivory Morning at to C'dlsok. , . ,
Harry H. Hoyt at Go...
. when they recite."
canvauzet
And lor991 it?
if you have any distress after ‘
eating you needle remedy. Got
a package of odr'l'
IIoIoI Dyspepsia bore
If your case pliedigestlon is
recent you cambelrce of thin
a week. I chrdnlc. it will take
longer but we guarantee a cure
50c and __l_;s_’I Ions.
lilo 0|Ifford Pharmacy
TIL. CALL 15-8.
_.
Maples d Goldschmidt Go.
' (incorporated) ‘
. oouuissIoII’ Nouns.
other. In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swim I. Corbett .S’lock, So. Norwalk.
,4..._...-".-.. ._. _ .t - v» '35....“ .._ .
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
—s-——-
and losses of st; to 1,4 were shown by
the opening prices in the stock mar-
ket. but the principal stocks were low-
er. Amalgamated Copper fell 54 and
Union Pacific and United States Steel
showed slightly larger losses than the
average. Dealingsmere on an insig-
nificant scale.
WALL STREET. ‘11 a. m.—Buying
orders appeared in the local tractions.
Reading. Union Pacific, United States
' Steel pfd., slid Amalgamated Copper
and there was a general advance to
beyond yesterday's closing. Trip pric-
es were shaded before the end of the
hour and business became dull.
WALL STREET. Noon.——Prices re.
coded duliy to a lchr level than the
openig. Rumors from the Berlin
Hoerse mm the czar had been assas-
sinated. had some effect. Bonds were
irregular. ‘
TODAY'S OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples t GOldschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Site I: Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. lophone 153.
.9 Open. . High. Low. 1:30
Amal Con 81% 317.1. 80% 81%
Am C ll: P CO 33% 33% 335‘. 33%
Am Col Oil 30% 301A 30% 30%
Am Loco 47% 47% 47% 47%
Am Smell 110% 110% 109% 109%
A T &S SP“ 79% 797.1,, 79% 79%
.llalio & Ohio 108% 108% 108% 108%
ll' lilyn R '1‘ 63% 01% 63% 63511
Cites & Ohio 49% 49% 19% 119%
Chi & N W 119456 194% 193 193
Ch GI West 18% 19 18% 18%
1h M & SI. 1’ 172% 173% 172% 172%
Col 1“ & i «ll 41% 40% 40%
(:01 South 26% 26% 20%,. 20%
Mei Sec 78. 78%» 78 78
Erie 39% 40% 39% 40
Erie lI-Il pf 79% 79% 79 791,4.
111 Central 159 1:39 159 159
lion & Nash 143% 143% 143% 143%
Met St- Ry 119 120V; 118% 119%
M K 6‘: '1‘ 257A» 20 25:44 26
M K & T of 09 59% 59 59%
Mo Pacillc 9831's 97 9074. 97
Nat Lead 40 40 4:3 45
N Y'Ceniral 1391.5 140% 1391/, 139%
Norf & West 80 80% 79% 80%
Out & West 50% 51% 50% 51
Penn R R 134% 134% 134% 134%
P60 Gas 100% 100% 100% 100%
Nor Pac R R 183% 196% 183% 185
Reading 95% 95% 94% 94%
Rep Steel 10% 16% 10% 16%
Rock island \ 26% 26% 26% .2016,
Rob Goods 34 34 ill
South Pac 62 62% 91%" I02
Sou Ry Co 30 I9 90% 30 ~ 90%
Son Ry Co pf so 90 0% 96 96%
Union Fee 129% 123 122% 122%
U S Leaih pf 10' lot 101 .01
U S Rubber 38 ”all ‘ 38 ‘ 38
U 8 Steel 2519‘ 20% 20% 20%
U S Steel pf 931,5 93% 93 99%
West Uh Tel 93 93 93 9 93
Sales to 19 m.. 7"“ ’ 299.700
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BOMB FACTORY AT RICA.
ST PETERSBURG June 9. —~ The
police of. El a have discovered a bomb
factory in t e Phoenix Foundry there.
Fifty bombs were soiled, besides many
revolvers daggers and other arms. A
number of persons were arrested by
the police. The prisoners fought des
perately before they surrendered.
W
MAN‘S BODY ON THI TRACK.‘
The train due in South Norwalk at
ii: 32 this morning. from ton. uud
th 9 dy of s. In th wast.
track. h had been caused
a train during the hi hi. The re-
mains were taken to Bri, geport.
CURNYN-AICAHILL. -
The marriage ban of Peter L.
CiI‘rnyII. of New Yo and Miss Kroc
9mm» Catlin. dsu tor of Edward
shill of Stuart a nue. , were an-
bounced tor the ilrst 1 ms at St. Mary a
church, Sunday ”953E!- 9.
.“Bom children cry tiresome
Wires." answered. til rOud father,
ssdmw and 'f-lamlot's 90100001100
hat he can appeal to all mum-
slahiugtonstsr
She-trim measawomauofcon‘
mfisiaglsacss of purpose. She‘s
lulu] think. Il'io
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——Gains ‘
- ”but we avoided that. . c taught has,
has to recite two places. 'Littla prs9
'9 dots seem likely." Interrupted
\I
Show Hats 500 to $19100
Tue Piece Suit $6 50 to $15. 00
Blue Scarce Suits $10; 00 to $20 00
Neciioee Shirts 500 to $2 00
Shoe" Department
New Pointed Tee Oxfords tor Men
$2. 00 to $4. 00
You Should See Our New Cellar
"THE TEDDY”
‘1'“;
‘
SELL K & PRl E
Clothiers and Furnishcrs.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORM/ALK-
Telephone Call 324-2.
good and cheap, 10c lb.
back.
back for more. 28c lb. spacial.
Spinach Bunch Onions. Cabbage. etc.
What will you have?
lanoy New Potatoes.
WAX BEANS, PER GT. 1“... ......
JONES’ FLOUR, PER BAG ........
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. PER BAG
LEAN SHOULDERS. PER LS. .....
HAMS. PER LB. ..................
VERY BEST TUB BUTTER, PER LB.
SOME HISTORICAL RARITIES.
9 ....,_.
Will be @0011!“ the St. Paul's Mission
”or This Week.
begun .Ior Norwalk will have
agyopm Mn Wednesday and Fri.
y of this week to see. before their
removal. several Norwalk and other
historical rarities. the same having
I’bepn loaned to the East Norwalk la-
dies for exhibition at their bazaar to
be held on the days mentioned. The
programme of rarities is‘ as felIOWs: I
The Buckingham Portraits.
Captain Samuel Keeler likeness.
The Keelcs Bureau.
Mrs. ll'rgde; lck Phillips (of the Rev-
Mignon ’anoyl bridal dress. veil and
h
W Bible
and Oh
"The c'qlexandrla (Vs) Strap ‘
The Comstock Pewter.‘ .
The Fathers Baptismal Bowl.
The Keeler Bureau will be spread
by a linen scarf made in Spain and
sent some thirty yehrs *ago to Nor-
walk by a close lay companion of the
Archbishop of Barcelona. it is a beau-
‘tiful article and will hold the vase of
plate made years since from old
Norwalk coin. on either side of
which vase will stand the elegant Can.
deiahra belonging, once. to the Ger-
man banker. who made the first loan
to the United States government.
tween the. Candelabra Will be hung
the crayon portrait of Captain Samuel
Keeier of the war of 1812 'snd-w
passing through Norwalk al the he I!
of’ a company of national troops. stop-
pod transiently at the present; (lion
Burch home and from there marched
his men to Michigan, there to fall in
his country's chose and' to be burned
with high masonic honors having the
celebrated Gen Cass as one of his hear-
The Captain Betta chair and dilblc
will. after this week‘s basaar. be‘per
mancntly placed its one of the elegant
colonial cases that years ages}?
dtbc Mrand lmkwoodWow
mdanhion. A fittl riposiilory 12111sz
the into big lac . .
The bwsm bowl to be chhlblisd
ls‘ltspt in a w as draped cabinets»
he removed after 9“riday to Its regular
quastcrc. with this piece
mental furniture many a departed
Norwslltcr was largely associated. The
gold headed ‘caas beside the bowl is a
plan or. the timber Ot the church in
which the I‘Iwarticls we kept. and the
praysrboc besidsl is a’ copy of the
91;: edition. Hall and sellers. of the,
The Tryon- Jarvis Cane.
The Captain Stephen.
To Serve and Please.
CAKE SALE—The third lot of those Cakes now selling, flnc nod fresh.
................... s-.-.......-.
GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER, PER 1.3.9
HIRE'S AND KNAPP'S BEER EXTR ACT, 15c SELLER . -. . . . . . . . . . . 1°C
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. I-
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 No Main St. 80. Norwalk Tel. 20- 3.
Be. police, was in effect that the chlkl 1190
.l
The Drake Pound Cake is selling here at the rate of d loaves a weak.
Fresh lot in on Saturday. 5 kinds, 19c and 2°C lb.
CLOVER HILL PRINT BUTTER—Some of our regular customers on
this article got off when the price not up to 37o.
New lot just in and price way down.
Now I am calling them
The butter that brings you,
FRESH EGGS—Special for Fresh Eggs. Saturday. 25c.
Nice Pineapple: 15c to 20¢, as to size. 9
New Potatoes of the heat sort, 30:: pin: special for Saturday, Home
Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE” CALL. 2H.
l‘
259 and 3090 per pool
. ........................... ....i 100.
............................... Hose
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.......................... 11a.
.26:
...................... 27¢,
49 Fort St, 9:. Norwalk. Tel. 8194
ol’ Norwalk opportunity to see this 9 9
rare historical and ’phtriotic object
lesson collection the same will be“
exhibited at a half dime admission, on. ..
Saturday morning neat from 9 a. in, .9
to 2:12 noon. .
The highly lnteresilllg portrait of
Rev. Stephen Buckingham. son of Ram:
Josiah and grandson of Names Buck
ingham the settler will he delivered.
next Friday evening. to the future cus-
I9ldy I99 the Norwalk Congregational 99
c are .9 ‘
”M t "I I'
cHILo KILLED av a now. IP92}
M 1“. ‘9'
Frank Tobias Make. a Stateroom not
gardin the Mattoi‘. hr.
CANAAN. N. J.unc‘0—-The (laudJI
aa‘n police stated today that F‘ranlt Toe
bine. lessee of a farm in Grafton, on.
which Ernest Braley is employed. has
made a statement partly clearing than u.
mystery of the disappearance of Bra-
ley‘ a try ”year old child Elwyn. Ion
rli 27. obine. who who strolled.
night for alleged assault on. may I
asserts that the boy was killed at the
Braley home. A remark attrlb t'cd
to Toblne by Braiey that be old
put Braiey “where the' baby is": l the
police after his arrest to credit
lne the man until, they claim. he' read?
admissions indicating the manners
the child’ a death.‘
Toblne' a statement. actording to the
been hit on the head‘ lrlth s uh: ab
and- fell. striking its helm ag his a
beam. it was picked up , he,
body Tobine's story cod no ”I
placed in a‘ box and in use even as 3A9.
taken sway under the sedt of a w
and disposed of. Tobias said 110‘
nething to o with the death Willie
child. to h statement however. be
implicdtcd persons ridiln the
Brainy farm- and.
struck the child.
oetcAsss
The rest stlon or M Os
it" Mai-“om his
foreign ffairs.
larval the scvcrdl
Russian breaches {flaw
those waters, whidhth
ation Ah I .90! file or
£033 upon to’lrema “It imitate
“”1”” will”
laced action in rmitt '
stats in theirs
crament emphaticsllngn
RICINTA
‘NDWI YA
Norwalk Chronicler