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it
It‘s a big
Mmhicely. box. :1
Willi!
amazed but the price,
hill" lllilii'il’liai’ilbily.
PMTNER & BRADLEY. PROP8..
805 WASHINGTONS 8.!”
7301.001! 489-2.
‘ 1 he convenienco oi the ma...
08 1‘88 ”funnel, 3 until lion his been
the brings noni- .riuinsr'c
mm In... “Inn to:- publication are
collected dolly. They should be clon-
11"“).
2,11 1:.
m1; Killipltnl tor lleatlnhnt
The birge Alida B And the 51...,
Denheinier have arrived With cargoes
or tool too: the Ferris Coal Co'inpa'ny.
Dr. Francis D Crosby has moved ‘
from 194 South Main street to one or
S. I ani'prd a double houses iii Wit)-i
ile1ds éet’ t.
lilies Cut in inc Dueling. daughter oi.l
Mr, anti M '.s Thor'has J Doollng. oi'
Roi In hgiitreet, is recovering rapidly e
the scarlet fever.
Mm...
Miss Florence perry and sister, Mar-
ion, hare returned to East Norwalk, 1
after a visit with theif grandpaients,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B Sturgcs,li1
Weston.
A meeting of the East Norwall:
school committee and the district un-
ditors will be held at the Marvin
school at 8 o'clock tomorrow night to
go over the districf'sccounts prior to
the school meeting
The building committee of Christ
Church. which has been especting
plans of the new church for a long
time. has not yet received them. The
plans have not yet been completed
by the New York aiehitect who is
drawing them.
Mrs. Emily P. Davis at New Rd
chelie, N. Y., sister of Edwin W.
domes. met with a painful and dis-
tressing accident one day last week,
by falling headlong during an attack
of vertigo. striking on her nose and
taking the skin complete oi! On ex-
amination the nose was not found to
be broken. .
..'l‘he ministers of the Connecticut
Advent Christian Conference will hold
a. convention tomorrow l'l the Advent
Christian Church in this place for
ministers only. in the evening Rev
A. Q Johnson will prom-,h instead of
the resulsr prayer service Everybody
is invited to attend. Mr. Johnson is
a very able speaker and all should
hear him.
Harold Clark and Frederick llulkley
are circulating a petition among the
horsemen to have Gregory Boulevard
put in shape as a speedway. The road
was iormerlya od one. but the re-
cont “repairing" t at it has undergone
has put itduyery bad condition. 'i‘hv
selectmen have had li‘lncli Brothers at
work leveling off some of the boss.
but it is spoiled beyond hope of re
pair for some time A large number
or poppie have signed the aciltlon lo
the selectmen.
Studio? 0. gazillion..— or more than a
courier of a salary ii 1:: avast courier
of The NOTWIlkii. did not go to the
Empire City one day this man h, which
is In remnrlihble that Uncle etc has
got mark Iagainst him on the calen-
0&1 :0? it oi lime“ house of represents-
“0’06“: ll’onry A. Wood sitting on
fisher. which will shortly be tried
hetero 0. races sol iii: 11‘, consisting of
Mo maltrm his. onus and F'ox.
illltnon has been over the read
about 9000 times and is still a colh-'
mflfhetryu “Mil. never meeting
with seldom. and only on one or
two occasions losing that after which
he mu: sent. While not a Tillman in
politics he holds the floor Mi long as
r
r
‘ , lsdde
t loosed t
are ink 15 possession for the sum
» ‘ no .
’ 8lde, had a party or school children
within Iran evince» on
858 Helm Rossini; or: a... No.1“;
Whit; was! yesterday when to “‘0 N91“.
a; i
or yo no t is hole
the infinite octet not all 83:11.:er step
8““ hired at the president. and
in he stood on slipped from up
iii inedible let: or: broke ”8:11.. but
prices to set noun uiii
can: a horse and” set out all
, gay. 15°82“ finally t
‘ soon
is! in
"' u or it: unholy“ been i: in
”Sun. «I 581‘ be
Ego“ Bragging I?“ immis- P8538
In no In on.
his proihpt nits ‘3 F
'l‘he New York people who have
re Hickson Williamson place
Mrs. Fiauklin Lynchpt the West
at her hdme yesterday, where a pic-
31%.” enjoyed and a line timaflvlas
0
W
”- A number of residents here Went
oiling last night and while a few had
goon luck, there appeared to he a man
for every eel that Was in the river.
One iisheimau captured six eels
which weighed two pounds and four-
new encore-intimation
« , .- .l 81:08 (3:011
1 .
, Episcopal Chang: wider-day. ink
in; thé suestsfihitt methanol ride to
Hathaway turnip! West. plorwalk,
innate s- yci'y planned day was spent.
med 08
Milan W88
, I?" nfi
elected a .8828 slit
is pelfecligd 511738. Will be made to
enlist the aid of all those in sympathy
with the object sought.
Specials
Blue Label Ketchup, large bottle. .18c
a
Walter Baker’s Cocoa ....... .....18c
Walter Baker‘s Chocolate ..... .
...... .. 16c cake; or 30c lli.
Largo bottle imported Sweet Oil“ .05c
My wne'sv Salad Braiding ':.'~: :3. .251:
RobortSmlth
8817011012515: I Rows'yton,~ dean.
DARIEN AN’D “*MOROTON.
Darlen. I news bulletin board and let'-
tcr iii-0,11 box have been placed in front
of Allen’s Drug Store. News items.
personals and dertlschntc will be
collected each Iilomoon. Not for
publication, but as I unraniso of good
faith all items must go signed. Agents
ior ThI Evening Sentinel in Dorian i re
Thaddeus Bell, Arthul- SI‘IuI'on Ind
'Waliaco Shot-Ir. Orders up: to any
satin Ibovs will receive prompt It
Will on.
Mrs. Charles . Bales. aged seventy-
ilve years, and a highly respected resi-
dent of this town. died Monday. Fun-
eral services were held yesterday. ai-
ternoon.
Editor BonilneI:-—l wish to inform
the readers ol‘ The Sentinel that the
reason of Mr. Sherman‘s absence. as
stated in Monday night’s paper was
on account of illness an not able
to lt‘llllll to his home. bu remained
with :1 ii lend.
A FRIEND.
Warm.
Agents to:- the Evening. Iontlncl, in
WIstport. It's 8. Dlglovsnni and Wm
E. Nash. Ora-rs cent to Iltttcr of tho
above will molvo prompt amnion.
Mrs. William Dedlent has been visit
in; in Weston. ' ‘
Oscar Smith made a lillsihcas trip to
Bridgeport ycuiorday.
Miss Eva Melh‘lwou. oi’ Bridgeport.
spent Sundayhcrc with her parents.
Wesley Sherwood and Wife am on-
l Ella himJn debuts, but
Iwho-wills he always can scale
“maniac:- d 10m. Rush 18. (than:
ban. titles, cronies. is cube of the
a! ' ” as t or w c was
mwgokouilioncc la Ford's Thsotrs.
,D. 0.. looking on
noisy“ at t'iiiui American
33‘5“." it“??? Booth, in V“
data"; be Dal
..,_.... i: relays:
was in em a,
and Mm ‘ all! amid in her mind
April instead ”g
. Junie: snieiiwcy}II her
“ah r5515? Well-known
. min. was on any on
loom .9! Waste-
‘ h. mutt
the out well
. vs mus libido tho
8918.8.
wrinkling tripods at their home at tho
Farms.
‘1 ,v,
Nelson hiilkley hound: his launch.
Marlene into commission tor the Ice
Ion .
Henry aherwood and wile are enter-
taining Mrs. Mmhali D. Sodium and
daughter of Reading.
Iii-I hens Perry
to Col-nucll—oa-thoii «on
visit in town with (fiends.
Jillian any and who, pi Bridgeport'
Gilmore on all 8in VIII: Boosts oi ~20":
mother 081-bp latter, Mrs. Emily disses
at her Form homo.
W fii ‘ u ‘
mu: it. heights-nonunion .
éaptomohlllnlymwhflcmh: to:
run pepsin Is all“
“a , . outward. an
r big ears. . ,
W
i'oturned home
after I
rim: 7
Mimi” ”
. is
8108:5110: signed
3 tars is a cleansing blood ionic.
{puh (21,351,» eyed. clear-5359mm. clear
, among the entrants this your.
bank in your town “here i can lionow
For the bInIfit of the’ rIIldInisNVc “OWNS? W0
1 :48:
2 11:02:. ii 001:.
' 5.5 8007’
it . ‘ mvcséiitbc
(1 also throws new light on the mar
der 0: Dr. B. 1). Cox, the three clinics
reign of Medina: in Breathitt County.
The inundationt is ”announced by
sludge .0, Bolt?”
on din“): Abs
grill; that Robert l"niobium.
”Abner and Smith to aid in the murder
Eli ii lbert Harald. James Hands.
1: i: an, Joelle spider and an:
Britten are the cilia who" formed the
conspiracy. . .' ' =
limiting.3 out will: thallo statements
Jot suntan? vs 51, etc details or
uh“: dsi" anali 3 hrs every iss-
cure or the conspticay end the cheap:
before and litter. the murder. out tn'h
ppn tossed t the murdpr oi. games. R.
arcnm,w wieli liho says was at ibé in
stance of James llargls and Ed Calla-
lion, declaring that the pistol with
which he did the shooting was furnish
on him by Callahan for the purpose. Hot
says B. J Ewen told theitr‘utli libout
the killing. .
Jett’s statement in refinrduib the
Iésassluation of or Chi: is little less
sensational than his assertion in re
gard to the other murders. He says
he was at the Jail and heard three
shots. utter Which the thiophone rang.
He went to Hprgls' a house and Hargis
asked what he shooting was. , ,lett
continues the stor in these Words:
"1 said i did not know had oasis
Alex said, ‘Let's go down and see ll!
Jim or any of them are hurt! Uncle
iilb! chapped at: Juli
is biglght as days)?! .80 ’
ood Ed Callahan, Jinx Hurdle Bill
Britten, Jesse Bpeyer and Hilbert H
kip with two Shotguns. i on hop
0 s.“
Jett closes his confession by saying
that he has told the “plain truth, noth-
lpg more and nothing less."
He relieves Alex Ilargis at any coil:
plicity in the Cockrlll and Marconi
murders, saying “he is an lawn?!“
man."
Lie-Most disilguilns Skin eruptions
ddmtillfi‘. ni files, mobile. etc. are illic-
tg'i lmpiu'e 8 odd. Burdock Biting: {in
a es
818‘.
MASSACHUSE'I'TS GOLF CHAM-
PIONSHIP.
AUBURNDALE, Mass June 13.-—-,
The fourth annual tournament tor the
golf championship of Massachusetts
began today on the links of the Brae
Bum Country Club with the largest on-
try list in the history of the state or-
ganlzation. more than four score play-
ers having sent in their names as as-
plranis for this years honor The
championship has been won twice by
A. G. Lockwood, of the Allston Golf
Club, the present title holder, who his?
'1‘ 8
tournament began with medal play, the
host 32 scores for 18 holes to quality
for match play tomorrow The coin
mitten arranged to send away the first
pair shortly after noon, the othcis to
follow at foul minute inlenals
Tramp (to :ltizenl—laxcusc me. sir.
but can you “commend a good, saiei
"'l‘hnl. widow that Dinnley married
in 3 six children of assorted ages.
'l‘iry're just like stops when they‘re
lined up." "Of course: they‘re his:
step-chi]drtui."—-Piiiladelphlu Ledger.
"What did you tell father about
your piospects?" she hsked. "i told
him 1 expected in the near future to he
helped by a rich reinitve." "Why,
Charles! You old me you had no rich
iciatlvc!” “i now it, but l‘il have
one after the wedding, dent l?“-—— C‘lil
cago Recordafieraltl.
new rem: NEW Haven 1:
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TlME new.
in Eli's», Juno ib.‘1005.
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a used do ails oi the assassinations oi:
induces B. Mccrnm and James Coekrill ,
having been committed during the‘
J ’g
W55”
'mti'uia ‘
i‘ deep thought.
' . membranes lighted his oyn.
4: l8. 8: 88. 8: 01:. 8: 28, 7187!, 8: 081K. ,
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M8888
"Hun liner. lino,
Wins mm FOR Lvasn.
A man irom Pennsylvania. went to
Vluoland on a business errand says
the Philadelphia Ledger. The town
W05 strange to him. and he was unac-
anointed with the man (a lawyer) he
had gone to see. The directions he
received were so indefinite that ho
wand himself on the edge of the town
Without having come to the house he
sought. Then he met an old negro
and asked the Way of him and learned
that. the house lay about a quarter of
a mile farther down the road.
"The man i want to see is a lawyer."
he said to the old man. "is this Mr.
Dash down the road a lawyer?"
"He ain't a lawyer that i ever heard
tell of."a answortd the negro
“You re sure?
The old home sciuichod his head in
’l‘hen a clean: of re
“Now i think of it boss." he said,
" ’peal's like i do iccollcci he ran for
.» s. 41 r '
Will pus.
WI have endeavored at all time;
{to bring our customers the best the
market aflordcd, and our selection of
handsome wall coverings this season
we think a crowning triumph. We are
anxious to have your judgment upon
them. 1 ,
Our Paper Hangers understand
hanging wall paper.
l . . , .
Contaminant Househmisliiug
. Guilds, Pillhlilizg' Supplies.
TO ORDER. ,
Window Shades. Picture Framing.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
’25c; White Curtain Poles, will. Fix-
tures, 101:.
Printing {aiding liming.
L.H.DEGKER.
87 Washington Street.
South Nomalk.
Tel. Con.
Kills the insects which eats
the leaves.
Bug Death adds to the Vigor
and vitality of the leaves, and
insures a larger yield oi finer
fruit and vegetables.
than H.005,
WWWARI' '
us ”WHICH ITIII‘I'.
Mono 407-!
Sprualsopemls
The Very Dull-mill! emery,
Historical
‘ this state. but use of the oldest in
' is in an excellent stats of preservation
Gsiitord. ssyii i
is one oi! the inns .
towns. It: baa always , .
elsnt 1511de ll: fir »
founded by’ the numeric Rev.
Hoary Whitfield. the English dissentor,
'illho saute here with his little band in
the out at 1039 to had more satisfac-
they ielisious environment. The old
Stone house, now known as the State
museum, on Whitfield
street is not only the oldest house in
the United States. it was the home
of Rev. Mr. Whitfield, the founder, and
at the present day.
The first President Dwighii, visiting
this town early in the last century.
put on record in his Travels that the
people at Guiliord. oven at that: time.
remarkable degree the casino cus-
tbtns of their forefathers than t can or
other towns that he visited. Whether
the inhabitants at this small town re
tain those customs today must ”be
lodged by outsiders rather than the in-
elders, but the root remains that. Gall-
{brill a still an ancient town spa its
Fresh Fish.
25c and 300 each
ha 135 Mackerel,
Porglos. 8c , lb.
Blackdsh and Flakes. ‘70 lb.
Buttcriisli, 100 lb.
Bluefish. 12c lb.
Weaknsh. Sc lb.
White Halibut, 12c lb.
Steak Cod, 10c lb.
Large Fresh Soft Shell Crabs
65c dozen
Round Clams and all other kinds or
B'islnat reasonable prices.
across.
TH! VBOPLE’SAFIBHTAND OYITER
Old hlvatlon Army Iulldlg.
East End of Washington Strut
So Prompt
So in:
So an. (inland
The Gas Range
Help: tho but cook to}
be bcmr.
gridll.
5.:
i .
The easiest way of cooking
. its the but.
Lian lilillllllli] ii
lightingl‘ampang
all
Pa per
8611’s in 59.5.5:
we ever had.
becomes
TBLIMONM
to rinsr or. ‘ I. comma
Butter, per lb. ..............._q
:1 lbs. ennui-ac cups.........1
Good Family Flour, pot" in... '
Mo: mud ashes. per lb....‘¢...l“
3 cans Milk ......................m
S88; 8:878.” I
_ and old fashioned a place as one wish
es it) see. .
‘ One can go through some at the 1:.3‘
LI! us call and tell you why \
18m
0. cussing ball at. the death
bitant was discontinued. an
Wu: today has the air at as partial
principal streets of this town 5: abbot
houses erected before the battle bi
pollinator: and halo 39 George Washias
on was even hear at There are, in
deed streets or the town whole there
but century. and one coking at. the
lines of ancient structures wonders
how it is that people in this town keep
centuries when the houses bul it within
the mower of men now living anemic
be rapidly ailing into decay There me
in Guiliord today almost it not quite
100 houses elected bet‘aie 1800.01111 at
least three which were built before
acentury or so ago. retained in a more 1700
As one enters the town by the way
of the local passenger station and
walks up Whitfield street, one of the
oldest thoroughfares oi the town, he
sees first 0! all the mansion 0! Roy.
Henry Whitfield, erected in 1080. This
is, of course. the prince among the old
houses of this town, but there are oth-
ers that hold a close second to it.
Others along the street are the Lewis
R. Elliot lmuses, one elected in 1726.
and which has been in the some family
for generations, and the other erected
in 17557710 William S Kelsey place
dates back to 1784. Samuel Weld's
house was built in 1768, the notvles
house in 1.778, the Joel Griffin lace in
1749. William lsbell's house 11 177i.
and Mrs. B‘nnnle B.1y',lles known to:
years as tho Amos Scwuid house, was
elected in 1766.
Don’t i'orget that the Central Hotel
Cafe is now open I invite all my
file ds 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
all the leading brands in all kinds oi
liquors Our price is raw low. Try
our New Yer-k Brooklyn Brewing Co.’ 5'
bottled beer for home use. Telephone
1514-12 or a postal card will receive
prompt attention.
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Joseph Discos, Prop.
1847
PLUMBING AND STEAM.“
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING.
(in and steam Fitting,
on Fixtures. Metal Belling, £80.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a uorcnxiss
COMPANY.
17 won. eraser. nonwonx.
J. M. Layton 8: 00.,
INCORPORATED.
lucceucr to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANGE
AGENCY
5 Railroad Ave, 80th Norwalk
Representing some of the stronuw
and most reliable insuranco oom-
panloc in the business.
ARE YOU WELL INSURED 7
nu...“ ~......,--.
. m... ... w...“
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONI MINUTE FROM DIRT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
. .Our room: I special nature. II:
and Electric Lights throul‘liiilfl. Iv
cry room halted. ..
_ ruins nsAIONAILI.
. Pincly stocked cafe in concoction
A lull lino of Mir», MIrrlil A Con
tilt Go's oIlIbntcd Win», Liam In:
Cigars IlwaI on hand.
1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor
TIlehohc cIll. 808-4.
.-
Telcphons Cali 91-5.
Dragons Pnillii
EAST NORWALK
~—
8horo Dinners and All Kinds of 880
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing
Both Houses to a... by the sour.
John O'Buliivnn.
till it i
more uoiwsuo 80th:.
TMNUAOTI A GINEMII. BANKING
Will“...
OAIITAL.
madden
world’s 7“;
.1” ..
3.800 inhabitants and see dozens of old , _,
have been few houses bpiii. nailing the , ‘
their houses ‘luoklng so well for two -
iron: can: Iv
Till! current: Phantom
Charles Kscvlns Llld Up wit
' Wound in His Foot.
Charles Reevins. a carbon 3.. .
employ of HarryW. Mather, ill 3 ‘
Norwalh contractor. is laid up ,
his home in Norwalk with s b ‘
wound in his foot.
Mr. Keevins was working ll : ,
H. Nash's island near Darisn, ...
day, when he stepped on a. so
which went through ills shoe all
a bad wound in the bottom of the
M1. Keevlns was brought to his H
in a team. .
, SUBMERGED. ,
“They tell me has a deft; thins:
‘ “I judge hols. Sodeep. lac 1?
he seldom ilonnders to the surfboll
Louisviil Couiler Journal.
is not what tbs people Want [_
«quire good workmanuhlp. yi , L
to done right and when l M ‘
lI dons, ltl dons. ,
ARTHUR B. “Nani '
Fiumblnp, Tlnnln'o and 810m
8 Monroe Street.
van sco
stunning,
STEAM. ‘1;
nor warns,
‘AND , . ,, .1
GAS 11mins. ..
Tin, sum 1....
so South Main SM
.‘l'IlehonI 421‘ .
Bouthlil‘o stair;
‘ Geaoril 7
Contractor and -
llhil' 81.. 80818
spouses: cosmos-r1
#8580183.
ALI: insomniac REAL
mom cause harm
. can: mlunatic. FATE . ,
r accuser»; . ,
‘ room-name:
should!» bannipiiail rain:
snow white. onspls'cc “s
raisin Enameled Lays
.. ”‘7 5°58" “”3””
ow e u y con In
to to have hot and col“?!
in your bro-Ila
In: apartment
room? It- iii-Issues we
the bum do II o! ..
“pic” will my
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