positing“. ma-
“liltiawt only
usrantcnd ti; give sat-
sonio ban .
bros in .a , ..
placed on the bridge near Hefner's
news store. items for publication are
collected daily. ..They shouldwhe sign.
ed by the writers as an evidence of.
good faith.
A Block island schooner is in the
harbor disposing of a cargo of live
codfloh. ' ‘
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Avaluabie horse. owned by Marvin
Brothersla itery sick and is not expect-
ed to recover...
Frank ".1! this. who has been laid
unfor . soggy days, i. :now able “to get.
about wit fibril aid. of crutches: >~ ‘
John coin is engaged in building a
shanple- .The" work in being done on
hiszfloat and excites considerable com-
moat.
captain Charles Rider returns today
to Sailor’s Snug Harbor, after a couple
of your visit with his daughter, Miss
Hattie » Rider.
I Much in
tereat is taken here in the
proposed public float at the baldgc.
and it would be a great source of con-
venience to many.
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.The schooner Julia Berkeley. Cap-
tain Andersen. of South River. N. J..
has arrived with a cargo of conduits
for the Southern New England Tele-
phone Company,
A meeting of the Rope and Pipe
Assoeiation will be held next Sunday
at 7 o'clock, toarran e for- an outing.
A suitable steamer '.w l probably have
been secured before that time.
The members of the Pastime Ath-
letic Club will attend services Sunday
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. Rev. E. Cunningham will
preach a special sermon to them.
Mr. and litre. James Merritt are.
moving today from South Osborn ave-
nue and Cottage street, recently pur-
chased by Mrs. Rusk from Gilbert E.
began to Livingston street. South
Norwa‘lk. The Rusk family will soon
take possession. after they have set-
tled their affairs in Brooklyn. The
Merritls were as loath to leave as their
neighbors were to have them do so.
for they became very popular. and gen
ial Jim, whether in the factory. home
or society, was olways'welcome.
M
Prof. William Clark, of St. Louis.
Mo, writes that, Patayllogan. who
fought Peter Cracker. and was recently
acquitted of the murder oil his wife on
the grounds of self defense, that. he
believes the old~time pngiliai will not
be heard from again in San Francisco.
as he was anxious to leave there and
proceed to the Mound City. as an as.
elatant to (librk in his sporting and
swimming academy. Hogan and Crook-
er'dflght gave the impression to many
New York papers that the Cracker re-
ferred, to was Richard Cracker. the
Tammany leader, but as uvmaiter of
fact Mr, Croiiltor never acted in any
capacity having anything to do in the
prise ring. o
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SUMMER TIME.
flood old summer is coming.
For the trees now bud ilnd blow.
And we hear the trill of fill! whip-poor-
will.
All the twilight falleih low.
The wild nrbuttlli is blooming.
The birds are back to our clinic,
And when they appear we know we
are near '
To the good old summer time.
To the glad, sweet summer time,
With bird and flower. sunshine and
shower.
'l‘o clothe up all nature sublime.
M. 8. PAii'i‘RiCK.
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Willis biorrcli. who was recently
bitten in the in by a do: in Cottage
street. hid thoiwotlnd' cauterimd. and
it will soon be a mooted attention as
to who will pay ths'dootor'fs. bills. the
owners of those venomous. age rar-
v or he cuts of the
M «can ' math t a: is certain.
he tithoir bites to their
wouldn‘t be a,
‘ iihrbol'lng
“rabid Tootsie, after
" slew awentieo. at the
tbs wiggle". std-rig?
the . b1 mils: ow. ' e
‘to “lay? unethical.“ "was for?"
was the Wiifihfitlm. " by. to
clean them. Don't you take your tooth
out? My auntie dwaya latter have
out after ”
What on '
hair as " ‘
helm of one of
“Q . dlfll‘
If! on the
M
‘ fill.
,1 .. ,
. inbdbuii"3:.bifire‘t
9V 1‘
" utilities .. it was
. haV‘W
Ma. toroidal.
bodilmn. "are m
M“?
i - «Miro prompt attention.
able
.\ tio care fully blossomed.
home in Rowayton avenue.
eral ga
held a successful entertainment, last
i library. right lathe village. The ques-
. :
5 (fi% noglhgflglddw‘as
.. . ‘vere y
r Canevgri. §\ we mfiouench the
than were use one still it was" dao’irdeil
. P " .
'i 2%“
.5. .
hay ' is
burning,
.
I
out. " The .‘flal'hobo
by this time begun to die down. how»
an the blue Wall easily exa
sparrow escape
and had the buildings stated in good
shape it is hard to tell what would
‘ en the,l;esult as the chances
oilishting affiro there'are very poor‘.
sowliyfron.
m
ha Sentinel. in
Frederic “Lockwood;
dwayunnd Charles Petty.“
bonny; oh the above will
agnolia trees. are out in all their
or and fruit trees in certain sec~
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“The funeral of the late Charles T;
Webb will he held tomorrow after-
noon at 2 o‘clock. from the family
Residents of the country districts
are complaining thatdrivers of cattle
are not careful to’bbey the law regard-
ing driving animals through the
streets and allow the stock to go into
yards on the way. to pasture and trash
pie dowxahower beds andgardsns. Sevr
r ‘h‘s hays been spoiled recenti
ly by cattle. ‘
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Reliance Hook and Ladder Company
night. at the headquarters in Roway»
ton avenue. There was a good atten-
dance, and a pleasant time was had by
all. The feature of the evening was
endure. and the tlrst prizes were se-
cured by Mrs. Susie Godfrey and Cup;
lain Louis Raymond. while the console-
Carpenterand Hails Sager. Dancing
was enjoyed litter, music being pro-
vided by Mrs. Earl Stevens. Refresh.
ments were served.
Bermuda Onions
100 per qt.
Green Peas are in stock, 7c: quart.
Spinach, per peck, 16c.
Celery, Rhubarb, Lettuce, Cucum-
bers. Radiahss and String Beans.
Ro‘bor‘témlth
Phone lot-I. newaytom Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
For the benefit of the residents of
Dorian, a news bulletin board and lot.
tar drop box have been placed in front
of .Ailtiii’l. Drug Store. News items,
personals and advertisements will he
collected each afternoon. Not for
publication. but as a uarantee of good
faith. all items must c signed. Agents
for The Evening Santin in Dorian art
Thaddeus Doll, Arthur Slauson and
Wallace Sharer. Orders sent to any
of the above will receive prompt at.
tention.
Noroton Heights. (‘ouu..
May 8. 1906.
To the Editor of The Sentinel: When
the advocates of u Carnegie library
for llarien iirst undertook to dispose
of the opposition with which they were
met in .townsmecllng. infiy charged
those who did not office with them
as to the advisability of our having
the library. with parsimony, represent-
ing as as being too mean to spend
money for our own good. As they
have apparently temporarily dropped
this line of attack, to take up another.
1 will not now touch upon that charge,
but will confine myself to their latest
tactics. in the town meeting of April
30 We were most urgently entrusted to
drop sectional liiilllii . and to avoid
the disastrous consoq‘ cares of section-
al strife. it tilts been openly charged
that the opposition to the library is
due to the dislike of the Norman pet»
pie to latlauy money be spent for the
British side of the town. has i
went to Carlos to attend the meeting
at which thenueatlon oi the library
was first brought up. i had practically
no idea auto how the rillarnu at large
foil. regarding it. but supposed that
lilo pleasure was popular in the village
of Dorian. Upon reaching the village
i soon found myself one of ii «mail of
several voters. a good part of them
residents of llurien village. and. to
my surprise. i learned that tilt-re was
a very considerable opposition to the
tion. was not voted upon at that meet-
ing. as the papers Were not all ready.
but at. the next meeting the library
motion was defeated. there being .45
nay-and 43 you. As nearly as i
could mortals. there were about fif-
teen Noroton voters at the meeting.
Assuming that they all voted against
the library there must have been 30
votes cast against it by voters from
Dorian and vicinity. When the third
hunting bud boon called. communism
tion was at until Opened with me by
the opposition in Dorian village and i
learned that
library was tall as strong as ever.
uterlwasla edthstltwoulr
probably be defeated by Dorian voters.
but the cooperation of Heroine voters
was sailed in order to matte Its Moat
certain. With those facts before mo.
. on ‘
w...
stirred up. the mtiunymilult ., m
'tborefroin will-ii vi. you. .
75.2. Yeryureap fully yd . .i’. V
a. m . if ‘WS.
a
George. and Company.a
employs of the company in Norwalk
tion trophies went to Miss Minorv" ,
the «do; against is;
‘ rs.
be worth the feelings for which it
would be responsible? But. so pose
is not to be built. but only a' liter
.. . .
..i'l‘hree young men from Weett’a.
atomic «Messrs. Elyse. Dunn and
Mcltedm ind—were run down. lat/abut):
day evening. on Darlen' lists. by an all!
tomoblllst bound east. The autoist
vanguard .sable.notauathllbsrataiof
speed. all itbll. "hfiyWflWol-‘E youths”
““351 till 0 wheel. Ni“ 11.17%“ it With
eyiwleregditmp‘ed tout-ii at when um
n "their - feet. . therantomohile had
passed on out-oi nihbt. None of the.
young menwaa hurt.
METEOR?-
. Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
,Wcatport. at? B lilylovsnnl .and Wm
B. Nash. Or are «attention of the
above will rcosivs promptiattnntlon. ,
m
her mother at her Farms cottage.
. Miss Eva McElwce. of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with her parents at the
Farms.
William Middlebrook, of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday in this ‘vicinlty with
friends. . _ .
a theatre pithy from here. attellil‘ld
the performance given 'by Grace
‘ b.8l‘nith’s Their
trc. Bridgeportiast night. ' . ‘
There is talk of abaeeh‘ajil nlns’be-
lng formed of e ployes of thetrolley
andis not. a bad dea. .. it ought to be
possible to get on some games with
and Brl gcport.
. .
«For any paln.‘ front top to top.
from any callse.‘apilly Dr. Thomas‘
Eclectric Oil. Pain can't stay where
it is used.
......
NEW CANAAN.
—_—-
G. F. Lockwood has purchased a new
automobile.
._.__
Wallie Bird has been visiting in lieu.
ford for a few weeks.
Edwin Bennett. who has been ill
with tonsilitis, is able to be out.
John line. of New York. was a
guest of his parents. 'l‘almadge Hill.
Sunday.
T. W. Hall has sold his large 'l‘hom.
as touring car to A. li‘. Freak. of New
York.
A game of baseball was played in
Talmudge llill, Monday. The New
Cunuans defeated the 'i‘aimadge Hill
team. Score iii-2.
_._._...._.._.
l‘. W. Anderson and family have ar~
rived in town for the summer. and
have taken possession of their rcsi’
deuce ill Wont street.
Stephen l-loyt of the Nurseries has
completed considerable Work in land-
scape gardening for several Armonk
re"l ‘enis. lie returned with his large
it; . oi laborers today.
W. H. Elliott and family, of New
plilt'u in South avenue for the sum-
mer. Mr. Mead and family will re-
side lll their Park street residence.
The interior of Grace liomr-in-the-
li‘lcida has been improved and reno-
vated. Arrangements have been made
to permit of a larger accommodation
of children and elderly mothers than
heretofore. #
Mr. bud Mrs. Charles Fairly and
family, of Stamford avenue. have been
spending several days at their sum-
mer Icotltage at Harbor View Bench.
Norwalk. milking preliminary prepara-
tions for the season.
Mrs, Charles L. Parmelee. who has
been spending it few days in town,
left. yesterday, for her home. in Pbliu»
ilt‘llllilll. She was accompanied by her
will spend some time with er.
Anoiilei-Jarge transformer is being
placed on a talegaaph pole in front of
llle Raymond building. The town is
now literally covered with this sort of
unsightly nuisance. The large number
of wires and cables already overhead
in the principal streets is not one of
the chief attractions of the town.
Mm... J
The dance held in Raymond's lilall,
Friday evening. under the auspices
of the Anemone Club. was a decided
success. The hall was beautifully der-
orated with powers and. the electric
lights we a covered withmiuli crepe
paper. epherd'li orchestra filrnlsh-
ed the music. There were about thirty‘
couples present.
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Another letter has been received by
hire. A..J. Raymond. from her son
Allie. who was in lieu Francisco dur-
ing the recent. catastrophe. Mr. Ray-
mond and his my resided inflict.
slop street. which ”buffered the green
out devastation.» The were dispos-
medén igm glare. all hours-
Dli . I ,
part of the it‘ll“
‘ ctioaal strife is left as a memorial .
. tho attemptivwhat will have...heen .
incised? If sectional feeling trying; .
. iv i...
, at
Mrs. Emily Beers is entertaining:
York. have rented the li. P. blond .
sister. Miss ilurrlet W. Ar bur, who -- ~
glottal!!- riio soot.
log in which um
New Canaan regal
Bethel aggregation. ‘
attracting considerable i'ltthfttlon,"tafis-
log to the pronlinsoooiof the two
$0M!“ involved. Manager Fred Bird
is, making great. preparatioiis for the
event.~.and states flint” the proceeded!
the some and a diarrhea or $60. will be
donatedfor‘the beastlyot the sufferers
in the recent San Francisco casiastro-
pho. ,.Master Gauge 1 .'~li‘ltzpatrlak.
.whose stage. name. is “Pauper," r..will
around the strong“
set as; thowater boy..tand will handle
lilo, liquid refreshmentsi, in
.manner. ” Everybody ‘call
M
notable
drink ’ on
Hora IsSor’né
mg) or -:Y
tritium butter.
25o
i a“ W." ‘ .
'Our‘fir‘y hestZi'i'rc
per ib..
ScansiMllk,
3"lb. can Asparagus.
Fancy Assorted Cakes. per lh., . 10c
New Cabbage.
i
hhtu
'24 Cottage Ava.
Tal. Call. 223-4.
l.
We .
large varielu oi
‘ fresh fish.
Our prices are al-
waiis reasonable.
Decrees.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
. ‘ MARKET.
Old salvation Army Building.
East ’End of Washington Street Irlng.
Spring :Line of
MflTi'rInlos
Ball-Beaiiao
Lilli Miners.
Double Goal. ‘
Show.
.lEasllli Kept Clean.
w as ., downs .
“was m ‘1‘ model: in.
their
air maps
dawn “to «new ocean
death was one o
racer. and his family have
loan reach but one conclusion. and
that in that the cry of sectionsllsui
awn-com
trons tire WW .
Warblnsion strait mm
(tuneful. in > .‘ . ‘i
had - i ‘ H ‘ .
on
Dmninieii
{mil dealer. the library. by stir
, Mm . _
vary to whinlnto
line thoseiresltlosts.
of Dorian villus wig are opposed . ~
~ on a ‘
and by friends of the lib- bosom
lift the raised city go are now in
at. floats. visiting. ey will arrive
. Juno 1.
' 7 , Whirlwinds will
. fall out of the bar-
‘i
f lite remarkable no I
‘i’l‘heiilrstgalnois ; ‘ ’
20c;
New Potatoes, Rhubarb, Spinach, ' "
am Nam-ls. or. r;-
ilwalls Gain) a"
“A wkooo‘flgmmefl WISE. is
A. .l. KNBWINE & SON.
South Norwaik.
Willi ,th Wheel and
neliahtdiasuiiilnnina.
I: dilly
bonnet. a». t;
misunderstand
Sold by all deals
Ilia.
'The borough el
day and the ticket‘aonilaated at
last Thursday night's, ucus was
‘ unanimously elected.” 3‘
burgesses is once! the most hill'mil;
niouaever-ltmn in the town. One
and all are strong adherents, of the.
sewerproposltiou. and the excellent
work started by the old board will
coptinue uninterrupted .withftlle wil-
ling assistance of the ol members of
the board swirled on he new. one.
who are so . f‘orougbly cognizant got
matters as far as they haile progressed.
The Salter property. for which negotia-
tions have been under way for the
past year. has at last been placed in.
grass with more assurance. The prop-
erty has been condemned. and F. E.
Weed, living Lockwood and Stanley
Lockwood have been ap eluted as up-
praisers. It is thought but the price
fixed will be in the neighborhood of
h .C «so. .
If imam: all-year-round
relief from unpleasant
klfobon duties. building
fires, carrying nail. on-
mouurv olsanfnahfo.
A Gas Water
Heater .
will supply but ivafor
In any quantify.
Wall
Paper
We consider this sea
son’s line the best
we ever had-
_'ilatoiliiiit. 3
Humans—or.
3. Newark.
10 HIST IT.
Two IOUTH NOOIWALK MIN ill
W it.
Both had modem than
this month by the Canal two
lac. Go. The investment was-so good
they insured again in the some col-
pllly. Why don't you?
F. H. MILO, “In“; l float
Unitas Ilillt ll . It»? ‘ boon
.. ii mm
lineal. l.
Porlrolalitiliily .
arm: 'l‘tl ' 1. January 1.
rain: 1’ . , will leave
ll, last River. New ”fork. (foot
var sin- A 1. «will
. i received
.4
1m,
r
i‘impnaalble to get a so b
‘ all may for the owners of the proper- ‘
w‘ able correapou
~ the matter. some of the letters t‘lffor: ‘
.. lug to close the deal under 3600. it in
plainly a case of trimming, and the
‘ officials positively declinei‘to be trlm~
‘ 3 ii
i f‘
7 ’ res.
action was gheld Mom a!
e board. of? '
a position where theboard can pro- .
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PHI.
1 Christian Bwartz
L‘illla Railway ii
Lightinglgmpilllg ‘
‘atiy raised to $3.
t as been Very illualvp and has ovi»
tly’trled to work tholnloiabers of
the board. There has been consider-
deniie with regard to‘
tried. They consider that We unto
them to settle the matter economical-
] , and will use these letters in the
h atlas. should it become necessary.
touch as this obstacle is removed
,ttiag. and it is said that it will be
prior way by, full. It will cost
00, and will include three miles
[is through the principal thorough;
fgr the dime amount: ‘
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”a; CHINESE PAYS lNDEMNITY.
‘tI-lQNG KONG. May 9.7—Th6 Viceroy
. Canton has paid to the American
ethanol at Canton. Julius (l. Lay, the
ppm of 000.000 as indemniiy'for the
mission buildings. the personal prop4
erty of the missionaries and the
claims of converts, as ‘a result of the
destruction of property during the
Hating at Licnchow 'iiiTOcto'ber‘ last.
The money will be transferred to the
Presbyterian Mission Settlement at
Honchow.
i scorn nonwaalt. noun: ‘
Tenueacrs A GENERAL eANKlNo
susiusss.
w
earl-rill.
m
$700,000.00
ausrtua AND wPROFITS.
317350000.
u...”
JOHN H, KNAPP. Vice-Prat.
‘ JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .l. Wallace Marvin
John'rH. Light.
Fred H. Rowan.
..
FRANK C.
VAN SECOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Shcct Iron, Copper"
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 427.
South Norwalk. Conn.
WilliamH.Mee‘ker‘
General .
Contractor and Hunter.
simulations.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
lllcl' 8h. Scull Malia
Apoanss roa‘r entries pox w.
. . . '.
ll all Pilliills.
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We have endeavored at all time!
to bring our customers the but the
market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wall coverings this «soon
We think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hangar.
hanging wall paper.
IIR‘IMIMI
lotion. Limp, flnseiuiiisllbn
Birds. Protestants.
To cobalt. " ,
Window combiner. ”HIM
Iranian;
clots Window Ihadss with run...
too; was. out-alum... with viii.
turll. 100.
' i’liilllin Illil flint inning.
W
eise'wer question will be practically
lit is proposed to issue bonds \*
HOTEL VICTQ
y.
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v . _ ,
, t. l L . mm .
Mthg’larm‘aoma’ and ‘
trill-f until its a blinking your
bella- began to and unto he » '
tbs bull-oils. lm , life ontlrdi
“catatonia Monorail Isl-ads '.
1s corolla prl its a of arias his
inhomimiicalnsr MWJodilo .
RECEPTION To hurricane .,
avsumo.‘
The annual reception to the month)»;
of the First Methodist Churchiwli be
held this evening. The hour of 0
ing is named as early at 7:30. so]
those who may have to leave-
will not be deprived of the
features. The exercises of souls re
actor will be interspersed iwlt till!
numbers of the porgram, so that _."
coming later will also he accummfitlil
ed. Miss Helen Moultou. teacher it
elocutlon and vocal music at 3M3!
Baird's School, who delighted ha ‘
are at a reception to the ladlesf
church last winter,.w'ill read an
The reception committee is recite! A
to meet at 7:20.
BRITISH FLEET AT Plans
ATHENS, Greece, May 9.-'l‘h‘e
iisll fleet, consisting of tyrant:
warships. is lying at Plreails,
steam up. They will be further
merited today by the arrival of
second cruiser squadron column
by Read Admiral Prince Militia,
Battenhilrg. which in November 1 ii:
was in American'waters. ‘
w
as.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF‘VESSEL
CAPE RACE, N. R. May Sari-Till!
steamer Tunisian, front Liverp i" it
Moville‘for Montreal, was in oil
cation by wireless with the
station here. when 120’ miles, flithlti
point at 9:30 it. ill. 1
shares sol ‘1 t 3100 cecal ‘3 b ‘
8100 to 8101b, pay 3' per 3am? EN ‘
annually fr l date of issue. Bil
established in years. Ten th
checks paid or profits. with inc
surplus, show results. Portico
request. ‘
R. L. COBURN, Gen
16 80. Main St.
TH allow.
0
oral A
South 0
ONE MlNUTE FROM pal!
EUROPEAN PLAN. ,- t,
..Our room. a special foaturb. Han
and Electric Lights throughout‘Ilf-v
cry room heated. ‘ my, ,
RATES serisous‘sth. , 9&1"
Finely stocked Cafe in connection
A full line of Ackcr, Merrill “Cr-Obits, ,
dlt Co's celebrated Winds, ‘quMrs'Ipd
Cigars alwaysron hand. . r ‘i f“
T. i]. SULLIVAN, Isl-optic:
Telephone Call. 39695:. ‘
rm: Janna. roiling.
AGENCIES .
ALI: maunwnce. nest..-
mos-romeo. NOTARY,. .
BOAT TICKETS, PROBATE»
PATENTS occult:
I hours MAlus‘rnn’t‘.‘
Tel. Call. 40‘. .
in
a .
should be equip ed with. .
snow white. onep ece “litandlflli”
celain Enameled Lavatory. 9 . j "
Have you ever stopped to .
how dellgliflllly convenient it!
be to have hot and cold running“;
in your dressing chamber, '
ing apartment of first. floor
room? its presence would.“
the higest degree of comfort. «um
We will gladly quote you prim
plumbers are strictly com
chauics, honest and rel .
Horace R. I
coasts nos Alto. ' .
South .Norwsllr, W
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DAVID w. as . ,
Funmlnitcm" .i
and Embshaoip
as North Main iii. court; .a
Residence. 6 Wllhlll
" Telephone at he
L LT“.
tint-null:
aafimfio'u. i‘ ,.
Norwalk Chronicler