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2 M. ND 2.111 .. s a g
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139 33p3icp.
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armacy.
PJATN ER I: BRADLEY. PROPB..
205 WASHINGTON 8T
Tel. Cali 499-2.
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.11,“ 3
331-1111221111 communes of the readers
incl. Q I «their has bun
placid on the br‘IdI near Holder's
new Item. lrIr3nI for publication are
,, ,, d , showtime sign-2
3» swimmer
museum heath iii 111 st her home
in. Bette Place; "
are laid up with measles.
mi
Mtg. D Bur: Beach has returned
from a visit to Naugntuck.
; John Lennon .of Bridgeport was in
,town‘ today on business.
One of tile Levoioy children on Be
npdlct .Farms is III with measles.
“Miss Gertrude Moffati, of Foster
Parkgip confined to her home by lil-
um, .
Joseph Laurnuri‘und Edward Sem-
ies are attending the Centenial in Me
iiden today.
The bridge is now being kept beauti-
fully clean by Chester Lamar who has
now taken the contract for a your.
The marriage of Samuel Farr and
Miss Florence Brown, of Ludlow
street, took place in Port Chester re-
cently.
Mrs. Caleb Wood is slightly better.
but it is feared that she may expire
any time and no hopes of her reco-
very are entertained.
The regular weekly class meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. it will be
under the leadership of James L’Honl-
Iinedleu.
A gang of men was at work this
morning repsinlng the planking along
the trolley tracks on the bridge. Re-
cently a horse fell through there and
narrowly escaped breaking It's leg.
Richard Irwin the geneiui driver of
Coins Express wagon bus 11 new pair
of overalls This happened once be?
fore Richard is receiving the con
undulations of his li'icnds at llufuer s
sit or o
Bennie Cello oi‘ Hefner's is in favor
of having “Mun” Sherwood muzzled
since been hit him Bonnie’s linger
Is repldly getting better and he doesn' I
believe hydrophobic. will ensue. Neith-
or does "Man.” 2
E. E. Keelerpol Les Angeles Cal.
former resident here, has gone into the
paintlnL and decorating business
there. hi'ecsntly 11 large bun~
die of no ‘11! latch wing views in the
vicinity of Lon", An ids. They were
received: by 1.161111 Ticmmedlcu 11nd
are very interesting.
_ ecial our for the use of the
Met orWnllt singers at the Nor-
milk Chordl Union concert will leave
the! iiihst Avenue Methodist Episco-
psi Church tonionow evening. at 7:-
”o’clock iBinilers 2'f101n the Bone
diet Farms section can take the our
leaving Dorlons Point at 7: 30 11111!
.Jim- at the bridge switch to the
up cl cor.
m I.
George E Robinson a former resi-
dent of East Norwslh. but new rapid2
in; in' Huntington, I». 1.. has sold,
ti3r “hills agency. of J. B. Lamonce.
IMD‘W comprising a house, lot
and outbuildings at herons street and
Gregory Boulevard,‘to Mrs. Lillian M.
.‘11w :12 mm 11 “It on
‘ y ‘31 tile IbIVI 1111'
‘, ‘ berries
. George Emanuel substituted for him.
I cloned on Wednesday
- 2 mildly evening of each month.
The Warm children, of Cave street. _;‘
2 that the-31.111121112311111:- has been post-
-' ironed-
391' The tubing
”‘2“ iii“ MN“.
IN“ mu
rill-s not to In
3 rIeIIVI prompt a option.
The swimmlus season has arrived
and the boys dolly enjoy themselves
in the water
Rowuyton, are the proud parents of 11
ten- pound baby boy. born Friday.
June 8. 1 1 .. ,
_, Native strawberries are arriving in
’ the market in considerable humbers.‘
, The crop is quite late this year. The
are of good site 3 p
. George Minor, night baggageman in
the westbound railroad station South
Norwallr. was ill last night and
Frogging In getting to be quite a
popular sport among Rownytonites. A
party which went out yesterday re-
turned with ovsr three pounds of frog
16853. oil at which were longs. .. ,
in;
,,
. "The mum in Re sytonr will be
tandoori and owe
ongug, the 187th last; in accordance;
wl h the 111.21.. closeltllé second tired—3"m
The ltd-r dolomittee wish toennounce
lnsteiid o't ‘occui'ring
month; It will nitrite piece on Friday,
July 37th. Microbes and evening The
committee as well naithe library will
be grateful for #1132331 order of the
chairman of the fair: Mir: 2A1: '13. Clever
lay. per M F..- Richter, secretary.
A prize Will Warned to timber
or girl 11anth years of age.
rosiiiih iii titanium, who, by Octo-
her inhibits no longest list of birds
that lie-201: she has seen slum January
1111:. 19396.21 There granary two ennui:
dons. who that every one shall de-
pend upon himaelf or herself, without
aid from any one. Second, that the
dates when the birds were seen shall
accompany the names of the birds.
Several bird books are to be found in
the Library, some for circulation, some
for reference. -
m
At the annual meeting of the Free
Library and Reading Association of
Rowuyton, the following women were
appointed trustees for the coming
year: Mrs. W. J. Crew, Mrs. C. H.
Guider, Mrs. C Henry Godfrey. Mrs.
Susie Godfley and Miss M. F. Haekley.
immediately atte1 the meeting the
trustees elected. from their own num-
ber. according to the constitution, the
following ofllcers:
President—~M1's Craw.
First Vice P1".esldent~—M1s Guider.
Second Vice- President—~Mrs. 0 lion-
ry Godfrey.
Secretary
Buckley.
and Tre11s11rer-Mlss
It will be encouraging for those in
terested In the growth of the Library
to compare the following statistics tak-
en from the librarian' s report of last
year and this yen1'.Numbcr of books
taken out from May, 1904, to May.
1905:
Fiction ......... . ............... 1955
Juvenile Fiction ................. 41m
Noll-Fiction . ......... . ...... 72
Total ........................ .2427
From May. 1905 to May, 1906:
Fiction ......................... 26711
Juvenile Fiction ............. 592}
Non-Fiction '. .110
'i‘otnl....'..:....' ......... ‘.....Iiiili
These figures show no increase of
984 over last your 11. The number of
accessions this your are 1177 against
837 for last year. an increase of 340
dining the post your. 30f this num-
Inn-.-.-..-.--
Spa cial‘s
Blue Label Ketchup, large bottle..18c
Walter Baker's Cocoa ..........,.181:
Walter Baker's Chocolate
'1lic 'cake; or 301: in
Large bottle imported Sweet Oli. ..
by Wiley Mad primal” ...i."’
Inner-113‘.-
it.
Miller at Booth Norwaik. Mrs. Lua-
.. , iii rsIIdc‘ than 12321
I is”
'1' mm school district meeting
cl t 9 East Nor-walk fichool district
2. I “Mild IIII’ milky Jon's ill at. the
Ellen“ School The meeting will hear
the m at the district committee the
beholder 111111 collector. will elect of-
liners.2 and pitim lay a tax 01- vote to
Cloth. district committee to
VI money, enough to run the dis
.trict Ior one ye‘or. J'l‘li‘e present com-
mittee mum: . (”Hawkins J
it. Norrie cud L. G. Fowler. ~2 ,
m
Hook and Ladder Com-
meeting at ev‘sI
'W 1111th
2 ‘ to} open house
, 3 womanly Captain Arthur
W1» «some 111.,
m
Sto- onus».
Mm“! “You‘d
w
. shots... 1th
Phom dbl-ii. «.1, ”1111910155311"?
For tho 1.11.111 of EiI‘I,‘NliliOflh of
Dorian. I mm 11111111de and lot.
t‘Ir‘dro'p box ham bun pIIcI'I' in front
M'Alion's Drug item. NIwc ItIgnI,
poi-Ionic Ind nonrandom will III
0111:3311 a ii ”We”? mhr
IIu 0| n on
rumil‘ 3 1131.115" 1'1“:qu
«1qu In: ii. r
3113““; mi, Arthur 9111ch It:
| no. . 122'
all the kitty ‘iii hum
Himum
A. routine
slimline:
lectnign
SIntinIl. in
Lockwood.”
We
Charles Brundsge has just received
:; o handsome form wagon
M
Mr and Mrs. W F Jennings, of12
,2 9903‘, they had so mhny disagreements
a»)
I the Peace William 'I-i. Willmott. .112,
3 Where Dr. Krauseanidseti o dado bill
this ‘
‘ E. Null. Orders sent to either of the
her:
Non-Fiction ........ ..... .........l41
Fiction .......................... 124
Juvenile Fiction ................. iiil
Juvenile Non- Fiction 18
Reference 6 3,
Total “.12..111....2-e..o.n«........340,
“211mm
, .3333, 11-22:: liwmthwcpm‘po
of the Dalton so . ‘
‘ visit with natives
Ii 91111111111 Norway 11nd Sweden.
811
War 0“ olive-Imus.
Iou‘bxvei has win; «11111311111111.» yooo
loved Miss Eisner Stevens and Miss
2.1311111“: carried oil the prison. Friday
the 15111. the club meets with Miss
Stella Austen. ,
3 A great 113.33311131'1 11311339 obilosu31eem to
is on: car 11 n e no espohd
is 13th hen they-ctr silt milligram
wholeusle arrested much. if”;
authorities should malts oil
prisoners disclose their names how-
"as to thdin'n iihe’omo’uuta 1
herein . anemone of the mother
, ties. in much appreciated by the citi-
zens and It is likely that more arrests
will be made during the next few
weeks
: 11' . . IW
’i‘he Torks and Kernel. families in
Darismcsuuot get filong very well to-
gather and especial the ol iidren or
the two tribes deemy to old Lest
that the mutter was
attention of the gran
grought to the
”Warrant: was islulud Igor
more and a
sunrmt‘ of
on Monday morning before Justice of
but were discharged after a
lecture
from the Judge
John Thompson, kn old soldier, well
known in this city. came here yestsr
day on n furlough (rem the Soldier's
home. He fell on the sidewalk at the
coronerv of Main "streetr ahd2fiunihinvc-
nue. and was taken by the amhu
lance to the emergency hospital,
in
his nbse with three stitches; and then
plastered; this With bandages.
Thompson was locked fer the night
the charge or mnkonnsssr-I
li'rldgeport Telesr cm.
“W
To the Editor 013111.: Evening senti-
hei. 1
South Norwalk, Conn. ' 2
Sir: ”Much indignationlls felt at
the disgrncoful condition existing in:
one of the prominent streets of 50111"
.town. Sewage in large quantified is
allowed to run in the open‘ gutter and
the odor arising therefrom is not only
very offensive to the many people.1who
are obliged lo puss daily. but is lien
a menace to the health of the commun- ,
ity. The attention or our Board or
Health has been called to some. but
thus farlethout any steps being 111-2
ken to lemedy the evil. Unless some-
thing is done very 30011.2 we are cur-
ialuly In danger of an epidemic.
Westpori. are 8. Digiovcnni and Wm
above will neolVe prompt attcnilon.
Mr. and Mrs. J (i Hyatt entertained
friends from Norwnlk at their hospit-
able home Sunday.
William Pintt returned to his home
at the l2‘1111ns Saturday niior 11 visit
with relatives and irii-nds in Gear 30
town.
Mrs. Augustus Raymond is to enter-
tain the members of Dorothy Ripley
Chapter, D. A. 11., nt l1c1 home 111 the
.l’arms this afternoon.
On Sunday next. Rev. Warren P.
Imulers is to pr-enih the Imccwulumc
ilU‘ se1luon to the High School clues,
in the Congregational church.
Fred Kemperntlended the banquet
given by the deputy sheriffs of Full-
field county to Sheriff Huwiev at the
Lehman ream-,1 Blidgeport the end of
lost wock.
'l‘ho shore contingent have long
wished for more fnvornblo conditions
on the roads. leading to Soutilitnrt,u111l
i111provcn1ents have been 11111110 The
rlumge is a welcome one how 1ch-
For This Week’
\ f
Men. 333 firge suits
"3 $14 at 9.98.
2 Piece outln8‘833 8u1t131, light colbrs.
worth 3.91% at 3
.1 1, 2
Notice. i?
The legal voters at the South Nar-
weik Union School District ere hale-
cby worried and notified thst’ the tip
nusl meeting of said district will be
51:3,339111 at the Franklin street school "
ohse on Tuesday evening. dune iii.
1906. at 8 o‘clod‘k' to hour the reports
or the District committee. Museum
sud'dolieetor for the put your. and
um yum. Incision aileron lambs ,
lllllinl' your to laws III: recreations
necessary 1111mm!" the district. '
And to pay soimush ad the Indchtodi
em or uid illusion» Ibull he does:
ed advisable: to imbecile 'tilci Db let
humiliate norm oh the m oi.
the elitism. seesaw mhnrciiflwmi
2mm in my be inset Mixer-It
the current 11th 1s: lyricist:
do: the 'mui'nrwrpm
percentile
elite invest!
in: and ballet
feminine; tarsal-1m for the succeeding
lite; n. m
3‘ ‘,
ths' afternoon was Very much ou- “
the r
the Torcks children. They were tried "
Tel
1
1
7.2;,2
c,
i10' oicotm" member 0121 the-2‘ Dinii‘ibt
Wmiifiww M!
A: rec evaluation
It on. click lino-eh?
when.)
Liver comb!
..3"
1.
'9 9"; “I
rum-idols. P3.»
‘iWandicfitfiw.
11 1131141111 rust:
thrill In our
wringing!» fi‘m'flfl”
“Incl! & Sill.
.u.
, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kennel have via-
I, f lied Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kennel. 3111'
, 333335.131.“
Mrs. Adeii Hull has returned from
swim in Norwslk. Noroien 11nd
Bridgeport .
m
Mrs. August Town and Mrs. Edward
Gerhardt. of Brooklyn. spentI last
week- with Mrs. Philip Gerhardt
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Sturgcs. Harry
and Madeline Sturges. oi Norwalk.
‘ 1.3111113K Sunday guests pt Mrs. Frederick
In I.
m
2 Mrs. Rufus K. Fitch is visiting her
‘ . aunt, Mrs. John Huhbell, in Bridge
port, and other relatives in the Park
0 tr.
One of Samuel Waterbury‘s large
barns has been undergoing repairs,
William Robinson having the work in
charge.
W
Miss Jennie Hoyt has returned to
' Ridgefieid after a, few days visit with
Mrs. V. Godfrey. Mrs Godfrey also
entertained as over- Sunday 3gu3est3s. Mr.
ders and drivers.
mm
lively fashion
tots.
WESTONf
“a”.
Meeker.
hits B3. i";
, come is evinced by the very general
use of that section of highway by rI-
About all the collagen along the
shere in 11112 Forum section are now
occupied 11nd the neuuon beings
The end of the week
will plobnbly brings runny city visi-
Miss l2wdv1 11.: Slam, of South Nor-
walk. is the guest of Miss F'io1cnce
linnseit. of fivdding. spent
Fresh Fish
Large Mackerel. 25c and 30c each
Porgies. 8c in.
Bisckush and Flukes, 7c lb.
Butterflsh, 100 in.
1“ Bluefish. 12c lb.
Weaklish. 8c lb.
White Halibut, 1 12c lb.
Steak Cod, 10c lb.
Largo Fresh Soft Shell Grubs ‘
‘ 05c dozen
Round Clams and all other kinds of
Rich at rensonuble prions. _ 32.
hanging wall pap".
I...—
“a;
. Corp
the leaves.
it "i‘ ”3’223'311 '21
21‘
Mom 107.!
.-
.,
‘ W vol
.1. i1,
Kills the insects which eats
Ll
Wail Papers
We have endeavored at all ilmu
to bring our customers the but tho,
market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wall coverings thin «pron
A Cl'l‘lZEN. we think a crowning triumph. We are
anxious to have yo 1' ud roent u n
wns'rron'r. 11...... i' i “ 9°
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in Our Paper Hangers understand
backup, Lamps, iipuniumishiup
Goods, i’llinlus‘ Supplies.
TO onoen.
Window Shades. Picture Framing.
‘ .
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe.
25c: White Curtain Poles. with Fix-
tum. 101:.
Printing {113d i’apu flapping.
L. H. DEGilER.
87 Washington Street.
' South Norwalk.
Bug Death adds to the Vigor
and vitality of the leaves. and
insures a larger yield at finer
fruit and vegetables.
wens: " ~"
in Words cum-r
.Wi
pilifiisdlle‘m.
33‘ i
The Vm,,§at iilxio til-Isms: ,
Duo rose.
T83 PEOPLE'S mFIBEifAMD OYSTER
‘ Old “mm Army ‘Iulldlnp.
Eu! find of Waohlngton Strut lrldut.
1112111111
81181111
So Easily 111111111
The [1118 range
Help: the but cook to
be better.
The easiest way of cooking
fits the but.
LI! us call and roll you why
i"
A
1
Guildhall
iiphiippl‘nmpanp
We consiig33iiu< sea-
'3': it '1. up it,
5033;131119 hippest
.wp‘nverhpd.
ascension.
numeral-4n '
lo slurs .313 3
1p,
, '2 I. seamen.
., I”;
11nd Mrs. floors as God or"
] tor. of Bridgeport. and Frederick The ,
. bottled beer for home use.
3 Corner Monroe Ind Chestnut Streets.
; THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
2 l? WALL STREET.
J. M. Layton s 00.,
‘ REM; ESTATE AND INSURANCE
5 . 5 Iia‘lirosd AVI.,
,‘ 131111 seam to Rent or the done
5 ”John Of‘Sdllivdn.
lilac. of Ridgeiield . . 1,
iiy of New York, are hoarding for the
gummer with Mr. and Mrs Augustus
a or. .
Wallace Brown
ed by Horace Hurlbiltt is now Oflcflv
pied by Mr Nelson and homily. of New
York, for the summer.
, , ,
Lewis Burr is making interior ims
movements to his house. also nddlngis
large kitchen and spurious vcrundn.
Contractor Patcheon has the work in
charge.
W
Dr. Frank Garhnmdressed a wound
on the hand of Morris Davis. who was
was quite badly bitten while trying
to separate two dogs which were
fighting, one day last week No serious
results are anticipated 110m Mr. Da-
vis' wound. .
Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Shively will go
to Hartford today, where Mr Shively
will attend the meeting of the State
Ministerial Association. Miss Robert
son and Miss Davies, who have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shively. since
Satulduy, retulned to New York yes-
terdsy.
Enjoyable Children’s Day services
wore held in the Congregational
Church. on Sunday morning. the
chu1ch being beautifully decorated.
and a large audience in esent Four in-
lsnts received the rite of baptism. af-
ter which a. fine program was given
I
Don’t target that the Central Hotel
Cole is now open l invite all my
friends and the public in general to
visit my place. It is the best in town
We have the best guaranteed goods
We cater also to families. We have
liquors. Our price is very low.
our New York-Brooklyn Brewing Co.’ 3
prompt attention.
Central Hotel,
80th Norwaik. Conn.
Joseph Dice», Prep.
1841
PLUMBING AND STEAM”o
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEs AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROQFINO.
Bu Ind Steam Fitting.
GII Elxturu. Metal Coiling. Etc.
Have you «In our Itock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY.
nonwALK.
I
INCORPORATED.
Sumner to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
AGENCY
south Nor-mile
Representing Isms oi th ItrongIIi
and most reliable inIura’ncI oom-
pInin in the hucincu.
ARE You WELL Insurer"?
\
THE new.
HOTEL VICTORIA
' UNI Minors snowpzio‘r.
. ‘ EUROPEAN PLK'N ‘
..Our room a Ipoclal future. III
Ind liIcn-ie Lights throughout. Iv
any room halted.
RATIO REAOONAILI-
FInIly stocked cm 111 mention
A full line of A‘Ikcr, Mortlil G Con
dlt 86's
059‘" £.$3“iiwm% storm. llil
T. J. g
LIVAN Water
TelephonI 0|". 898—8
Whine Call 9736.
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.‘n-‘n—a
Shots 11 on Ind All or B»
Plait CookId to 0: ‘99?! .
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wuss». ' '2 .
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Mr. and Mrs. John linker end fdm-
John McCarthy is building a large .
addition and also a veranda on his "
house, which he lately purchased from ,
an eloquent address by“
Rev. ,
and son. of Southport. his
Mrs, Charles Pulois, of .
over Sunday guests of Mr.
Henry B. Btulgss; also Mr.
Joseph M Per
villas: Nowalk
to not what the pupils in
roquinr pond werkadIhlp. ., . ,
is done right Ind when 32 '
1| done, it| done. ‘
all the leading blends in all kinds of
Try ,
Telephone ,
161- -1_2, or a postal card will receive _3
ALI: iNBURANCE.
The dormer Jarvis place, now own- .2 .‘
J. L. Shively.
Mr: and Mrs.
' Frederick
Wit
ARTHUR 11.1111;
Plumbing. Tinnlnp and Ito
S Monro. 0U!“ ‘91
PLUMBING.
STEAM, ‘
HOT WATER.
EA . 3»
MOR¥GAGEB.'N EM V
3, IATE soups. . '11:
e accus so .
2 I IOUTH mun at: 311*
Tehccli.‘ 4M;
should be «hippie It
snow white. 0999th '9
«loin Enameled Lava
Hove you ever. stop
, how delightully some
23 be to have 3133i 11314! sold I"
11 your I as c
in: spcrtmeghof We.
room? its presence V“ :
gimi'r‘iil‘s‘i ill w“
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trl
elicithe 3|. 3 “chestnut
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