Monti-Tools lo Ilive end Arms-
nest on reread-it’ll” H m
' viflId
"unit “I“??? V V
W? n ve s .
infill on?” "NEW shot 3%. b:ck
and not your moire
“is. the convenience of the. r be
of The Sentinel, a lolltir box has ban
pissed on the bridge near Heine's
new: store. items for publication are
collected dolly. They should be sign-
ed by the writers as an evidence of
good folth .V ,
Edward B. 'Bmedlct is ill at his
home. 10 Fort street.
James h’Homto’edieu has returned
from n vioitgthV New York.
Solvent (inhibition dogs have been
hogtied ot large lately in this section.
Gilbert. bl. assert intends to dispose
of iths launch llhrl secure a larger one.
by Elliot has practically com
pie the overhauling of his launch,
hhe is now one of the finest in
artist". "
s evening Rev. James W. Dnvls
wi i 'leod the weekly soilnl service at,
the ’Advent Christian Church on Nan
Zanoi street.
Mill. John F. Darrow, of Edst nve-
n‘lie,‘ Who was operated upon recently
at the Norwnlk Hospital, is getting
silos: nicely. -
The regular prayer meeting will be
hold this evenin ut the East Avenue
Methodist Chore. Rev. Edward Cun-
nihilism will lend the services
Harold Rundie. of East Norwnik has
resigned his pmltlon with the Conner:
tlcut Railway a: Lighting Coqnpsny' He
has been succeeded by Edwnrd hehn.
of Westport
The plans for the new church to be
erected by the people of Christ Church
pnrish have not yet arrived from New
Yolk, and the building committee is
unable to proceed until they are re-
ceived. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Palmer. of 272
East avenue gave a birthday party inst
night, to their son, Wallace in honor
of his eleventh birthday. Those pres
out were: Walter Thompson, Alvin
Thompson. Lizzie Byxllee, Holley Byx-
bee. Cloris Wallis, Lillian Wsliill, Ed“
ith Warm, Harriett Warm. Ethel Cum-
mings, Leander Cummings. Ernest
Plait. Everet Preece, Ethel Eddy, Vic-
tor Brundage, Bertha Brundsge, Harry
anilond, Leroy Hovllnnd. Andrew
Bioomquist, Earl Roberts, Wallace Pul-
mer. Miss Carrie Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Palmer and dear old Grandpa.
Brundsge. Games were plnyed and
music on the piano was rendered. after
which refresbnfents were served in-
cluding cake, sandwiches fruit can-
dles, lemonade. Muster Wallnce re-
ceived many fine birthday gifts lifter
enjoying a very pic‘nsant evening. They
all returned to their homes about 11
p. m.
IhGVI
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel in
Row-yum. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
orders, not to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
‘ The house In Raymond sircct recent-
ly purchased by Frederick Mcrryiielrl.
has been rented to tho gurdner for
Mr. Norton, at ’I'okenclra.
Bermuda. Owens
1 7100 per qt.
Green I'ou Ire in stock, To quart.
Spinsch, per peck, 16c.
Celery, Rhubarb. Lettuce.
liege. monument! dicing Beam.
RahartSmitl-r
Cucum-
it
Us
“a.
senior
”i‘l‘l‘6’ 151
t
in board and let.
on pieced In front
,I‘ nil residents of
st
News ileum
Iodmlltemiilfl:
' V] Moon.
Il‘l ,ef 30:,“
.Aasnle
Der-ion ere
- 1 * , 1 illicit Add
, . “If" men un’l to so
of mule». will ‘Heoeuie prompt e‘
section.
t club w on has been in
status? hroullldu ”bibs winter. belt!
its lost soul on (today lit the home
.llffel life. The sifsir was
of s dinner, which use
r.’1
I o "M“élgw
;; entertained Housstonlc
,' Strntford.
wefintél’b: til
me e e
W 9.
to New York Mobil sy.‘
Mrs. Downs of Bridgeport. Is visit~
lnx relatives in town.
Alias audio Coombs.
~ of Harri
tilts boon visiting friends in this 395
it u.
r. A. B. Sturgss of New York spent
‘ ;. SVunriuy at. his home in the Forms “c'.
‘ Westport Grange met last night and
Orange of
Miss. Maude Coley has returned to
This is expected to be a prolific fruit
your particularly as to cherres, plums
apples and scenes. . ‘
WEST NORWALK.
m
Harry Smith. or Bridgeport was vis-
iting his uncle Charles Johnson and
friends over Sunday.
Our roses one in a miserable con~
dltion roiled about; here. :vespeciallv
from the scnmrnoumzm the store and
it would be well for tho selectmen to
tolls it drive otter llhsm and see about
repairing them: also the bridges are
in 9. very bad shops.
Mildred Burns. daughter oi Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen film-ls gave a“ May party
in honor .of her eighth birthday to her
mnny. schoolmlttos o: whom there
were about twenty present. She 1‘94.
celvod many pretty and uliéful pres
cuts. after which refreshments were
served and a general good time was .
bird by all.
The members or the Union Chapel
held a meeting in the ohhrcb Monday
evening. William Durham opened the
meeting. after which Am so Bene-
dict wn chesen chairman for the even
mg. hen they proceeded to elect
ofilcers for the ensuing your. , After
much balloting the f owing officers
were chosen: President Ambrose
Benedict; treasurer thn G. Fillow;
secretary. William Durham. After the
balloting there was a general discus
sion by it" present. as to how they could
have the chapel open for services ev-
ery Sunday, and it was decided to have
services o‘very Sunday, and when they
could not get a minister they would
have n praise scrv.Ice 'l‘he chapel
will be open for service on Sunday.
May 20. at 3:30 p. m.
WESTON.
s ill with blood pol-
George Barrett
sonlug.
Ralph Barrett Is suffering from an
abscess on his neck.
The infant (laughter of D. l. (‘oicy
is quite seriously ill.
Miss Keeler, of New Cannon. ha.c
visiicd- Mrs. Ephraim Fitch.
Mrs. John Nash has returned from
it two weeks' visit in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Josephine Fitch. of Bayonne.
N. J.. is the guest of relatives here.
Mrs. Minerva Andrews has been
quite iii and under the cure of Dr.
Smith.
Mrs, Llllble Thomas has returned to
Rldgeileld after a two wueks' visit
with Mrs. V. Godfrey.
Willard Fusion has returned to New
York after it short visit with his pnr
cnls MI. and Mrs. l. C. FMlIill’l
Clarence Shipmsn is recovering from
ll. bail out on his knee, which he sus
islncd while hurriedly using it draw
knife, one day inst week.
Mr, and Mrs P. is. Silllman. Fred
cl‘lck Silllmon, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Godfrey, of Bridgeport. have
been guests of A. C. Bradley and Mrs.
l. R. Hoyt.
Mrs. linwicy Williams entertained
ii number of friends from liliigofleld.
llom Saturday until Monday, nmonu
them being Ml. and Mrs. Herbert A-n-
dorson, Miss Casey, Miss 'l‘nylor, Miss
SIM/end, Miss Williams and Messrs.
llumpbries and Carver
An interesting progrnm is schcdul
ed for the regular semi-monthly meet
‘ ing of Nollield Grange. tomorrow even
ins, one of the features being it dobete
on the subject, "Hits wealth n greater
influence thrill clrarncter?" Affirmative
Mrs. i. C. Fenian; negative Mrs. M.
if. Godfrey.
Charles Brock was quito badly in
lured. while fcillug a tree on Mon-
day. hits no in some wiry hitting him
in the face. as it glanced off in the
wrong direction. His nose and eyes
become badly swelled and scratches
and bruises on his fires testify plainly
of ’the accident. .
Work upon the outside improve-
ments and interior decorations (it the
Foulbsber residence, was begin: yer
tertiary by Contrectcr Petehson. Mr.
.Alllin of Westpbtt, has chorus of the”
mm Work. The old veranda has
been removed and a large one substi-
tuted. The family is expected from
New York about the middle of June.
to rennin throughout the rest of the
.Vsum msr VVVi
CONTROL OF OIL COMPANY.
PORTLAND Maine May 10.-'l‘ho
is J. Taylor mode a business trip ll
menus front New Yuri: have beam
2 guests at, the home of Fred Lyon.
iler‘ home in Norwsllr after u visit at;
‘ the Karma. .
.rV' V
g
it’s
Perhaps some of our
or seen u mull
but very little
”Gilli”
dihexood
will P!
11: w, to 9t? misled”;
be. very essentlpl indeed, one thous
ind fool of cotton. hose. two thirty-
giant to Waive firemen.
unylo
e hose to u hydrant you can has
work immediately on the fire which
the services of s few men.
used is similar to a garden hose. When
one of the tanks gets exhausted you
until your fir?
W Idiom £69de
alter. lisp gres
is well
:‘i ”I”
uildlng 'wiih
in Myron; ’mopV there 1V?
are a ll amt;
than y td s margin“ r
VlVlr
fill-om whet understood the board
stunuorwrit'ers recom oiled the put-
shape It! modern are still too for our
city sometime use; therefore. let not
it few cents raise on Q” all; nd’b e~
tween you and a polish destruction
of. your house. What you might save
on taxes. in not voting for a chemical
engine. you will lose on your insul-
snce rates.
Encourage our firemen by plac 3 III
their disposal the proper facilitl .unil
in return they will give you their time
and services fullhfrrlll. iii-i they havoV
done in the past.
The gentleman who wrote yesterdayl
uftornoon’ s srticlc rolled to explnlp.
necessity of tho proponed
and dollars for our Fire Department
think of the volunteers~courhgeous
fearless and always willing to perform
their duty. Whether son are rirh or
boot, let there not be as much its one
dissenting voice.
Sincerely yours
A Property Owner in Behalf of the
\olunteels.
COMMON PLEASV COURT.
Short Calendar List Before Judge
The following Is the short calendar
list of the common pleas court for
Friday May ll before Judge liownrd
..I Curtis.
O‘Brien ct ills, disclosure of defense.
or foreclosure; E. Livingston‘Wcils oi
ul.. executors. vs. ’l‘homlis Donahue.
foreclosure; H C. Gould & Cd. vs .I.
F Woodside. et ul. disclosure of no
loose and order for humor or judg
distinctions: A Blorklund vs. J F”.
Woodslde et el. foreclosure; William
L Coley vs Percival Larster ct ul.,
foreclosure; Henry H Faulkner vs
Thomas Soluzzl, motion for bonds for
prosecution; Frank ll. Hoyt, trustee,
vs. Fred K Behavoir or. sin. for al-
iowunce of plaintiff’s motion for more
specifls sluiwsment Christian Reich-
did \3. Raymond W Motson, plain-
tiff‘s appeal from taxation bf mists
mop; Robert G. Lung vs. F‘rimk‘
linker lull gment for want of answer;
Ciuirlés J. Kcichnin vs Ernest P‘
Lyon, for lonvo to file motion to make
complaint more specific, and motto
for bonds for picsseutlml; Anon M.
Costello vs. Leonardo Glrrsso. motion
for bonds for prosecution: Hush Mo
Kin‘r‘lon vs. R. ‘M Judson. defendant'li
motion to strike out; Eugenio Deiibro
of bit. vs. Abraham Slivelllisu et sis
defendsnt's motion for extension pt
tithe foro newer and motion to strike
out . Stern It Soils vs. Christel“
unfil- lc lists. motion to make com-
p lit moi-ts cine; Joint erotty vt
city or pent) l- M for sorrow
of form of ill tillahtll les; “3?“.
nstte Allen, dominion trix. vii. en-
tice W. Cline. it told ’s demurrer;
Job .Peck till. be M. Y., N. H. and
R. 00., defendants demurrer;
Charles A. Steinbrlok vs.N .Y.. N H.
and H. R. R. 00.. defendant‘s demurrer.
W
VVIIIMIPORV'SA TO PARTY lN
contest for control of the lilsstern Com tie
solidsted Oil 0 ny s Moineoo outage
ntion capitalise at $4,000,000. wit em-
tenslve interests in Cellini-n
to on end. last night at the salon
annual meeting. when mfsyettew
Pike oi Hartford. (loom, whoprom
male. was fonVind to hold
is. some -_
requires, in case of a small fire, only
The hose
' ~ I: omission lilo: till
6&2? cm a
l 13‘” m;
statistical and hose Which; to be noted
Monday night next. end so flit so
concerned i deeply rout-(u that l
stun cost but one vote in favor of
. n,
secure proper
19!“ tissues I”
suits pier can be derived from it. ind ”m“ “i“?
the silent damage brought about in ex-l ,
{tire to privn e '
. fl‘hl‘s commandos wagon csrrleil two
ten or fifteen foot ladders, which would
five or fifty gallon chemical tanks, to-
gether with having cnpocity for from
iliIllilli would
require two horses, optimism the corn-
glvs quicker response 'to on
mm of fire. and instead of utteoblog
u
can counect with the other without'
any loss of time and in the meantime,
recharge the empty tank and so oni
pder .eontmi I
chemical 134 Washington St.
wanna. C At shilre simViVVanr to [Vittorio ’ y _.._- ..._
tin rnw’s t 0 near rosiibnoes . '
could easily have been controller] by FRESH PORGlUS ...l.....i """" 7°
n few men and n chemical wagon
which would hnve left streams con- BLIIEF‘ISII ----------------------- I20
stautly playing on the factory. Any-
body who witnessed the. tire that WEAKFISH ...................... 8c
morning will hear me out in my sluic-
menl . l I .
n in my opinion i don't believe the “AUNT """"""""""""" '2‘
remen ole risking arlv too much from
”‘9 CII)’. Glnnt Ihm’iheh‘ TQQUBHI. EELS ............................. 129
show that you ilppme to their good
work by Virttemling next nodal night' it STEAK 00“ ----- .6 --------------- ‘00
creating or Quitlner’s Hull Railroad ' ’
avenue; fill the hull f6"*'lis capacity, FLA'I‘li‘iSll .................... 6c,
. and when the moment strives to bullet
for the appropriation of a few thotis- SILVER BASS ............. 5 lb.,
[TI-IE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
Curtis Tomorrow. '
Roskunl. Gerstley & Co. vs Patricklfi‘
If:
I
and motion fut allowance of cost of .
, . .. ‘t‘
. 1' MIL
“ ' ft is .
e um will melts numb... effort
in June to scour auxiliaries to the.
evenlnz 1st til tMethoulst“
firmflis filli
roll. “Weight tiievssrlrlco will be
. EDS
”devoted largely to Bonn orind Prayers
V'l'_ e pesto; will apes "Things
rousbt'b .I’rsyer-‘E Is nis a public
all are Invited 1
. militia ¢ENNIU collar.
Plans are beihg- hiked up for so‘
Ellilillde tennis court.‘ at the Norwslk Ar.
mo’ry. Guptein Charles L. ‘11ng
Combos};iVVVl F in union: those interested
in the ‘
l‘
OUR STORE
is full of wonderfully utirsctlve Eli‘-
iicles. if loll come illlll look around
it hit you will surely find it possible to
supply many of
YOUR WANTB
and or prices thut lire wuy below your
(annotations.
This is houscrleuniug lime and one
a little. Sometimes a tew dollars
in Luce Curtains. Poitiers, .or it
Rug blokes a big dlifsrenoe in o robin.
Whether you want the smell fllrnlsbv .
lugs or wish to fluglslr u house cone
piste. you will find or .lou prunt’h etc
A. .l. ANGEVINE ll SON.
sduth Norwallt.
Ducross.
MARK! ..
Old salvation Ar y Bundled.
East End of IfleIpI uteri Street Iridoe.
in?
Our very Ieet‘ radii Mode Butter.
per "3.. v 4? 250
3 sons Milk, . 260
3 ib. can Asparagus. 20¢
Policy Assorted Cakes. per lb.,- 10o
New Po VP”. VRthbIrh. Spinach
New Cobb
.1 Wheel and
Double Goon. .,
areLmblEasuRunuina
of the lute Judge M
field.
to other or: .
we eours it, ”still lulu
., to lull for six months
completely1 beaten III bli
iII-“fuil
HARTFORD May 10. Foss of the
Judges of Probate were discussed at
the meeting of the Probate ‘lssembly .
. at the cnpltol yesterday, the. questidn
1 having been previously referred to s. .
committee
still. 01",Po‘mt'ret and W. H. Sulllvdn of
Coilinsvliie were elected members and
Judge Charles 0.1‘holb’v-
eoolutlons were oriented on the death
HSiblth‘, of Sill
,genernlly feels like fixing up tbrfihousé ..
f {'1‘ ‘ if: .
If drum sinner-round
mid from unpleasant
klldb’eh dutie‘s. brilldln‘g'
or». carrying Milli; u'n-
necessorvlpleoluag. are.
~ 1 A sas Water
Heater
will ‘ supply hot water
In any quantity.
.t‘ililn limiting ii
Lightingilumpanlr
,Wall
Paper
We consider this sea-r
son’s "line the best
We ever had.
lain ‘liiir
TELEPHONE—46!.
V, before the court on the c
son
V or bullshit.r in Danbury and set fire to
, .~ trial wiII
1'” ”15." 1‘ 1‘
Z .l
“W 'fi '
‘9 months in lull.
“ .. god with the theft of some junk from}
proved W
~ son. was glven‘s Jsil sentence of four
months.
' than five years and
' illld out1 half
, noxious to have your judgment open
I. poswsm. .
‘ 5;. min militaristic.
its not Superior Court 0 old
Bridgeport Yesterday. ,
Julius George W Wheeler disposed
of it great many cases in the Criminal ‘
posterior Court in Bridgeport mien;
tiny. Cornelius 0' Brien .Wbo stole sov
Machine Company of Bridgeport be
cause 1‘? needed inuuey to so port his.
wlfo. and children was trellis lenient
13' by the court. lie was sentenced
.losoltil. CIII
lien, o well dressed young man. was
arse of or
ii was alleged that. he entered
s pleaded not guilty and his
some up later
Antonio DcF’eiio n 17 years old boy.
who was churned with the theft. of
some silverware and a bottle of wine
from Francisco last. was given six
Jacob Schwsrsr. chur-
the Pierce Manufacturing Company
was sent to jail for a year. Charles
Day. charged with theft from the per-
Andrew Pots of Stamford. was sent
speed to State Prison for not more
(”at less than two
s charged with
all indecent assault upon it little girl.
John Walker, of Bridgeport, receiv-
ed a. year in Jail for breaking into a
rip-col barber slice and stealing some
,lwfi
l:
7". Willi; ‘:.
V” sourll NORWAK coVNN‘
w‘
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. ‘
CAPITAL
$100,600.00
eusrws Alto .Psor-‘tre.
$173,800.00
sowm H. .MArsswsoN, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VioeJ’ree.‘
ascoa M. strou, cum».
“
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Motheweo'n
John H. Knapp
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
Joel-h B. Mervin J. Wellsce Marvin
Christian Swan: John l-l. night.
Fred H. Rowan.
. ......~——.-.~
FRANK. c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
r. u'~ *’
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
, Telephone 427,
South ’Norwalk, Conn.
WiliiomEMeeker
General
Contractor and Plunbcr.
‘ erllllplslurlls.
Honest Work "and Ample 'Ex-
Vperlonoe.
not St. South Milli.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX w.
W "TI Papers
i'l'IlIl
We have endeavored at all times
to bring our customers the but the
market orderl, end our selection of
halides e well coverings this season
we think 1 crowning triumplll. We are
1
“lull.
Ollr Paper Hangers under-tend
hanging well paper.
Grilled. lamps Houuilrnislinl
Gills Billion Supplies
”II!
, "to been.
Window ell-an. Picture limiting.
. . , «sols:
Olefin Window than with Milne.
Ills: Willie sum Folio.” ills.
lure-.100.
oral brass straps from the Bulinrilt.
Scour-Soap
combineow i it ;
.gliiti Hill . .
with It.
Secretary of State it crust to
nomination. , .
HARTFORD, Mny 9,-—.ilou.
(lore Bodcuwien, the secretary or
in an interview. yesterday lifts
with the representative of the do
and Courier. stated that be is a.
date for renontinntlon on the our
ticket. His friends especially in an
em Connectibut. doslle him to
the ticket rind he has consented to
n candidate for rs- election. ,.
At the state election two years. '
Secretary Dodenwien polled in II;
est vote on the Republican tickle
calving 0. total of Iii) 275.1{ls
istrstlon has been eminently so ‘
tory, and he will go into the co
tion with ll strong following VII! 39“ g;
ember
PORTIAL Lookours m GEIIM
BERLIN, May .10. ~The gene!
soclntlon of German metal world
tabllsbments today denied the
uses of a. statement sent to
on May 4 which declared th ‘
had appointed this day' for a coil
lockout of the workmen iii the or
industry A meeting of the all;
lion has been rolled til; Berlin
row to decide what action will
ken us the latest proposals of.
sociolion have ‘ been rejected
workmen, Partial locliollts atop
hie. * ‘“ J ‘
manner 8 r. ‘3
New York Realty on
three sold at §100 each in Va ,
$100 to 810, 000 pay 3 per ce’ht.
clinually from date of issue. B
established ten years. Ten th
checks paid for profits, with in
surplus show results. Pol-ti 'l
request: ,
R. L. COBURN, General '
18 80. Main St. South,
.. . 'rr-ls new.
HOTEIIVICTORI
on: MINUTE FROM nasal"...
EUROPEAN PLANr- 'f'fisv-‘I
.Olll' rooms a special feature. Gel
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv.
ery room heated. M, ,
HATES REAsomlltl. b.
Finely stocked Cafe In «subunit.
A full line of Acker, Merrill i 60 '
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, Liquor! III:
Cigars always on hand. .
T. J SULLIVAN, Proprietor
Telephone cm silo-set '
ms JOHN ‘a. ”WWI.
AGENCIES. 1 ,.
ALI: lNSURANGE, seer. ,m .
MORTGAGES. narrow, or“ »
son TICKETS. moans dolly!
unsure slouslo .
I eoum MAIN srsnr
Tel. Cell. 400...
should be equipped with. ,.
snow willie. oneploco “8W
celaiu Enameled Lavatory.
Hove you ever stopped to
how dollulrfuily oonvonlont It.
be to have hot and cold running
in your dressing chamber.
in: apartment of first floor ‘
{henna} its groccncegwould ,
0 goat agree a contact. ‘
We will gladly quote you was
plumbers are strictly on 7
chenille, honest and
Horace Rf
GOINIR MAW“ I
erwe
Ieutll
" Winn“; .
Funeral D7 _'
e
is North Main It. _
. Resilience, It Would
Norwalk Chronicler