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[oh-l News Notes.
MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued as
a
morning paper on Memorial Day, next
Thursday. Advertisements, news items
etc., should reach the office of publica-
tion Wednesday afternoon.
’ Miss Ziola Allen, of New York, was
a visitor iii town yesterday.
Attorney Leo Davis, of Norwalk, is
in Redding today on a law case.
’ All of the Norwalk public oiiices will
be closed tomorrow on account of the
holiday.
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Catholic liltiott ('oiincil, Knights of
Columbus, initialed clcvcll candidates
last night.
Court Maltackemo, Foresters of Ant-
erica, lteld a regular business meeting
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. V. B, Hubbard, of
Ansonia, are tlte guests of Dr. and
Mrs. C. I“. Boutweil, over Decoration
Day.
Capt. .1. ii. Stevens will be on hand
to sell tlte people all the. gasolene they
desire, frottt 7 to 2 p. ut., on Decora-
tion Day, at 42 Water street.
~—Special picture matinee at lioyt‘s
Theatre tomorrow matinee and night.
Miss Marguerite Taylor and Dudley
Warbridge, of New York, will be Mc-
ntorial llay guests with Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Golden, at the Bungalow, Belle
Island.
The awning at Baxter's drug store
caught. fire yesterday front an engine
spark. It was extinguished by Jos-
eph W. Brown, .lr., who formed him-
self itito a buokehbrlgzgge. ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Harris and daugh-
ters. Deborah, Iiebecca attd Iieurietta.
of Bath licach, are stopping at. the
Itonte of Mr. nttd Mrs. M. L. ltosen.
\\'ashingtoit street bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Harris, of New York,
and Mr. and Mrs. 1’. Harris and their
son Henry. oi’ I'ontoua. liockland
county, are visiting Mr. attd Mrs. M.
L. ltosen, Washington street bridge.
«All the. latest moving pictures at
lloyt's, tontorrow matinee and night.
Washington Chapter, R. A. M., of
Norwaik. will hold its last working
convocation of the season this even-
ing. The Royal Arch degree is
scheduled. Refreshments will be serv-
ed during the. evening. A convocation
will be held in June, bitt this will be
simply the transaction of business.
i’ V —llear Joseph McMahon sing Won't
You Come Over to Philly, Willie? at
lloyt's Theatre tomorrow matinee and
night.
A number of awnings arottttd the
City of Norwalk business streets are
so low as to be dangerous. Recently
a member of the city cottttcll had ltis
hat smashed by walking ittto one. of
the offending awnings attd it would not
be surprising if settle action is taken.
Ernest C. Gregory of Ilurlbntt atid
Davis‘ office, Norwalk has not yet re-
covered the use of his voice. lie is ttow
being treated by a specialist in Brid-
geport, bill as yet has not received any
relief from a very undesirable condi-
tion of’affairs. It is believed that
the case is one of temporary paralysis.
The governing board of The Knob,
wil. ltold a meeting this evening all
the clttb house. The members of the
board will also have a shore dinner in
ii 74 Wuhlnnton 8t.
REAL mum. ~
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II‘ISUEANCE.
Taylor 85 Golden.
Tol. 213-2.
Everything in Ship Chandlery.
i; hints. Oils and Varnishos.
Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
But lino of Spring Goods over shown.
HARRY RIDER,
612 Water BL, BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Goods delivered free. Tel. 243-3.
VACHT CLUB OPENING.
House at Hickory Bluff Will Go Into
Commission Tomorrow at 2 O’clock.
The governing contmlttl‘e of the
Norwalk Yacht Club held a meeting,
last night, at. the Hotel Clifford, Com-
modore William li‘. Clarke presiding.
The applications of six new mem-
bers, four yearly and two summer,
were approved and a number of others
are expected to be received during the
next ittoitth.
The entertainment. committee had
arranged for the formal comisslonlitg
ot‘ the clttb house tomormw. At :3
o'clock iii the afternoon the salute will
be fired and the flag raised. Spedel‘s
orchestra, of Bridgeport. will render a
concert. The launch races will start
promptly at 3 o'clock. Refreshments
will be served, and there will be (lane.
big iii the evening.
A series of dances will be held
during the months of July and Alt—
gust as usual.
' t‘oltlniodore (‘larke announced that.
he would provide a handsome clip for
the contestants of the annual regatta
on Labor liay. (illtcr cups for races
during the season will be provided by
lily-(fonttnodore Clarence l“. tisbornc,
Vice (‘otnnttslorc Lewis Ii. Nash and
Itcar Commodore Jami-vs Holden.
CONCERT AT ROTON POINT.
Wheeler (L Wilson Band to Furnish
Music Thursday, Opening Day.
(‘apiain Aiming .l. Smith. the lessee
of Iiotott Point, has made the usual
elaborate preparations for the open»
ittg on Memorial 1th. Wheeler 6’;
Wilson's lialtd, of Bridgeport, will
give two concerts. afternoon nttd cve~
ning. The following patriotic attd
popular program will be rendered:
March ......... Cosmopolitan America
Overture ............... Wiener .lubel
Two Step ....... latucstown . Exposition
ltitrodtiction and \':t|sc. .Mllc. Modislc
Intermezzo ............... . [ted Wing
Medley ................... Patriotic
March .................. I. O.‘ ll. M.
liallct Music .................. Nailn
l’ntrol ................ The Cow lloy
Selection ............... 'l he lied Mill
March ..................... Norfolk
Overture ............... Ilosnntundc
Valse Leitle ........ l‘ltcrncile lvressl-
Two Step ............ The Irish King
Selection .......... A Spring Chicken
Lullaby ....... The Sleeping lieauly
l’nlriotic, March .......... . The Flag
John A. Lynch. conductor.
MEMORIALflAY AT THE KNOB.
Metropolitan Orchestra, of Bridgeport.
to Render Music.
Everything Is now in readiness for
the season's opening at The [Knob to
morrow.
During tltc afternoon and evening.
The Metropolitan Orchestra. of lit‘idge-
port, will gi've concerts. one of the. tea
titres of which will be Professor ilent-
ley's famous Cathedral Chimes. for
this manipulation there is special ap»
parattts. The orchestra will also play
for dancing iii the evening.
After 10:30 o'clock lit the tttorltiitg.
throughout the day bosses will meet
elicit trolley car front the t\'or\valks.
The restaurant will be lit ftill opera-
tiott tomorrow and the float lll front
of the bout house is already for those
who take the trip to the Knob by wag
tci'.
The season promises to be a most
successful one at this popular shore
club.
STRUCK SUBMERGED OBSTACLE.
Barge for a Hartford Coal Firm Towed
to Wilson Point.
As the big tinsr Resolute was towing
a string of barges loaded with coal
up the Sound. 'i‘uesday. on.l ol‘ the
barges. consigned to \V. t‘. Mason «v
Company, of Hartford, with Stiliions
ol' anthracite coal oit board. struck
some submerged obstacle. and for a
time it was feared the barge was
badly damaged.
The other barges were anchored attd
the Mason barge was towed to \i'll-
sou l’oint, where she was pill on the
mud. It was found that. she was not
dantagtd. hchvcr. and later was tale
cu “Hit the other boats on their \va)
cast.
DIAMOND PIN FOR MR, LEONARD.
the club restaurant, which will give
them an opportttnlty to sample the
work of the new chef, who is declared
to'be one of the best along the shore
4 of Long island Sound,
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While a big new machine was being
taken to the Salts Textile plant. of
‘Belden avenue, Norwnlk yesterday at-
ter-day, a delay of seveml hours was
‘co‘hsed by the rlitt of a truck wheel
. coming off. The big machine was then
M tmlferred to another truck and la-
‘ to the frmory. The accident oc-
red in front of the Norwaik public,
library.
W
HELD A CAKE BALI.
A social of the Baptist Young Pet)-
10‘: Union was held last evening at
at. home of William Buttery at Acade-
‘my and Merwln streets. Piano solos
were rendered by Wilfred Robins and
Mrs. C. F. Boutwell. Strawberries,
3 we cream and mike were served and In
‘ a. ”(ammo a cake sale. was held.
Tho Lute-c tn Gamer“.
THE PREMOGHAPH.
THE NO. 2A BROWNIE.
m Trouble to Show Them.
LWOWOM com-ration
‘ ‘ Mignon nruottim-
,“gyo. Oouth Norwalk
Louis W. Leonard, who has just rc-
signed as manager for Bishop &
Lyncs, in Norwalk, was very pleasing-
ly surprised yesterday afternoon by
the three members of the office force.
Lester K. Warren, Charles Ii. Stevens
and William Iiieriuget' ,wlio presented
him with a handsome diamond cravut
pttt. The presentation speech thit
made by Mr. Warren and Mr. Leonard
expressed his thanks lit a neat speech
itt reply. Mr. Leonard severs his con«
tteclion with the firm of Bishop and
Lynes today, to become a member of
the office force of the (Brutal alitl
ix’pppp llat Company.
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POST CARDS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main 9%., South Norwnilt
Agent for A. G. apnloiny'l
Ionian nno Courting Goods
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THURSDAY. .
Root-ts N Sit-\ciis‘ t‘lotht
$10.00 to $25.00
'I‘op (fonts and Raincoais itt
front $10 to $25.
Straw ll.“lt~, $l to $1.
splendid
14 South Main Street.
no other clothes are "one, two, three" with ours.
Stilts for Memorial Day. in hundreds of choice
worstcds, chcviols and scrgcsvsuits that lead itt
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EVENING SENflTINEL‘i
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WEDNESDAY EVENING—CLOSED
Memorial Day Suits
For Men and Young Men.
While the ranks of tire \‘cttrzlus‘ grow thinner.
hundreds of i'l'ct'ltlls swine, over to our standard cv
cry season. to match \\llll the alloy ul' iilt'll \\ho \\c;il'
ll _\Iil| are not already in our illlll.\, '\ttll'\\lll juili
llx stitillt‘l' til llitt‘l‘. itil' lllc l\l't‘l|t"l t‘tlllt‘fi :ltllllii illitl
style, tailoring and qttality-~-altcad in all but pricc—_
va ricly‘,
New Shirts, $1 to $3.
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Telephone Cali 632-2..
Baby Chick Feed.
whole.
ed.
to have you examine and compare mine willt any other.
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
ltt buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be
familiar with the food stuffs on sale. because there is a tendency on the
part of all millcrs to work off grain that is too poor to sell readily when
Therefore it Is Ihtportant to know what to buy, how and where.
This year I have. decided to make a little chick feed. composed of choice
grains and seeds. carefully selected attd perfectly granulated and screen-
! believe It is better than any bought front out of town (although I
will btiy any brand yott may desire) and if you will call I shall be pleased
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Soft Shell
Blnefish.
Live Lobsters.
Crabs.
Clams.
*Clllliill's ~ Bridge _ Fish Market
and finishing lumber.
rooting paper. sheathing paper.
Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut.
drying facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Telephone 46-3
Telephone 46-2
"rattaArea mam oo.
slumber and Mill Work for Everathinobv
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE.
Timber, shingles, lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, that coated
Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing, shop Jobbing, cabinet work, veneered work.
Kiln-
range, which is the best mined.
Tel 450.
> oa ottce.
If you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought. try a ton
from us. Havejust received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
68 Water Street.
tion From Us Whether It
Large or Smell.
the Convenience of
. Busy People.
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Pay By Check.
Safe, Simple, Sysientatic.
Your Account Will Receivui‘caroful Atton-V
We Are Open Saturday Afternoon Until 3,
and Saturday Evening from 7 to 8 for
THE SOUTHWORWA K
ST COMPANY
Phone Us
FOR DRUGS.
Not only for drugs, btit for toilet or
titles: boost-hold remedies, sick‘rootu
goods, rubber goods, nursery supplies,
or any of the thousand and one things
that make up ottr stock. Anything
that you order will be, delivered free.
No need of waiting until an emergency
arises to use this service. Use it at
any little when goods aic wanted and
II is not convenient, to clinic to the
More.
l‘t't‘ipt' in Iw illlt‘tl Wt- will Sl‘lltl I”? ll
nod llt ll\t‘l‘ lbc ilimllcille.
IHIS DOES NOT SEEM TO BE
REAL SUMMERY WEATHER, toil ll
\\Ill pit) in: all to make llt'llt‘.\t‘ il lh.
You will titol our soda to great help in
convincing you that summer is tic-
lilnlly here, The Sttndaes and Ice
(‘rcuiu Sodas are more summery titan
the phosphates. ’l‘ty thcnt,
BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION TO
US and you‘ll get what the. doctor or-
ders. We have the experience. We
hate pure drugs. We have perfect ser-
\it't‘.
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lllll lillllll ll Piliillllfllll,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-4.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'i‘lll‘lli’l‘, lttzlti a, lii.--—l"il‘st
prices of stocks today showed a
strong rebound from yesterday’s clos-
In: lt'\l‘l. (mitts inn itt llaltimorl- and
(thin to i-"-',. .-\nacoud:i i7.., l‘ilion l’a
cllic, Reading and Alilellciili Hillt'llllll:
in, St. Paul, t'nuadian i’acitic, liela-
ware lllltl Hudson, Ainalgnlntitt-d (‘on
p- r amt Ann-tican t,‘nr a. point, and
l'onnrylvaniu. Northern Pacific, liroolt-
lylt ‘l‘t'nusil and U. S. Stet-l pl'tl, largo
fiat-lions. The market. was broad lillll
litt» ltndiiti: showed considelnblo alti»
mutton.
WALL STREET. II a. lll.~\'ct‘_\' l‘cw
selling otdets were pill out on the
opening adtnucc. and after ilcadiug‘
and l'lliiitt l’tlvilic l‘l'ilt'll'tl ‘,-_; the
advance was resumed “llll increased
vigor. Several prominent stocks rose
1 to “‘3, (‘attadiun I‘nciiic, Reading,
l'nion l’acilic, lto. h island pfd.. Amal—
gamated ('oppcr, Smelling, t‘onsolidni-
yd (his and Anaconda 1.‘ to 25“, St. Paul
Ill: and Lat-ltawauna liltg.
\\'.\I.I. S'l‘ltl'lli'l'. Iltil)ll.3r-A'l‘llt’ the
mood tor stocks quieted down and
some tcztction ensued, which reached
1 22- iii SI. l'lilll and about a point in
some other .It'llh' stocks. llonds \vct'e
lti‘cctilnr.
WALL STREET. 1 p, tit.»'l‘he mar-
lot nil-a it‘ll pit-11y llllll'll to itself llI"
l\l‘t"ll I": and l o'clock, but displayed
toothed tirntncss and better llllt'l'S for
it l’t-tv stocks
NICW YORK, May 21t.~-»'l‘\vo million
dollais ill but cold was engaged to
llll.« city today for expott to i’ari~
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Till? LYRIC
'l‘hc Lyric begins its sccotm “'(‘t‘k
with lllt- best performance ever wit-
nessed at this dllt‘lill't‘ this season. The
pictures shown at.- very clear attd the
subjects are very interesting. The
vaudeville acts are bonded by Miss
Eta \\'. Spear, the only larynx wltist~
lcr known on record today. and Is pro
nounccd by doctors and throat spec
inlisls to be a wonder. The sound pro
(blood by Mitts Spear tililt-t's from the
orvllnary whistle. it is ttot nearly as
shrill and more tloscly resembles the
tone of a time. She. does ttot puckcr
up her llim when she whistles: simply
parts them. Slit“ can whistle when
sotttconc is holding her tongue be»
tween the finegrs. Miss Spear is “bu.
to exert over her vocal organs and also
makes possible a cotttpui‘lst"n (,r m.-
wltisiling sound nitd her natural mien
itt this experiment she wltisllcs a few
bills and tilt?“ suddenly changes to
singing and then back again. Miss
Spear appears ottly at. 8:10 and 9:15
each evening and once in the alter-
Itoon. lien Dawson is very ftttttty ill
his story telling. A. E. ilynds is tttore
popular than ever on his xylophono attd
bells. Muster Howard linker won good
applause with his illustrated songs-
’l'hc pictures change Thursday. but
bliss Spear and lien Dawson will re»
main the balatico of the week. After-
uoons at 2:45; evenings at 7:45.
TONIGHT‘S iiitl ATTRACTION.
Willi an elaborate equipment of su-
perb scenic and costume efl‘ccis, an
exceptional cast headed by John W.
Ransoute, of Prince of I’ilsen fame.
and a chorus that is claimed to be. po‘
sitively the prettiest and best singing
acting and dancing chorus ever or-
ganized. ll, (‘. Whitney's magnificent
operatic cxlrucuganze “The Isle of
long liong" clinics to iioyt's Theatre
for this :li’tet'noon and evening. The
piece has sufficient plot for a produc-
tiott of this nature and abounds to
clever dialogue, amusing complications
spectacular specialty features and pr« l-
.ty music. It,is replete with pleasing
song numbers, accompanied by the
most captivating stage business in tho
way of chorus evolutions ever introdu-
ced. Among the numbers are.
l'ltclc Sam“ "Holtentia;" “Innesomo',”
”l Like You, 'l‘oo;“ “An Old 'i‘imcrz"
“Ask llle Man;" “if i were the Man in
the Moon"; “.lust Use. A bit of film‘-
ttcy"; the original dramatic romance.
“San Antonio.” anti the spectacular
IMPERIAL I’It‘TlIllld (‘OMI’ANY.«
The Imperial Picture Company will
give a special matinee aitd evening
culcrtalitnteut on Decoration Day, with
an entire change of program, present-
ing new attd uovci feature pictures.
The latest. song hits, beautifully Illus-
trated. entitled "Won't'Yon (Rome Ov—
er to Philly. Willie?" and "When You
Know You‘tte. Not Forgotten by the
flirt You (‘nn't Forget," will he rcit-
dt‘i't‘tl by Joseph McMahon,
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STRIKEBREAKER‘S AT WORK.
Several gangs of section hands were
put. to work today along the road to
lake. the place of the, striking track-
mcn. One gang was put, on at. Rowny-
toll and this afternoon a train load of
strike breakers passed through here
for points to the eastward.
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HEAD-TO-FOO T OUTFITTERS
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RELIABLE.
Our "Trade-Mark" or Label in a garment is a constant guaran-
tee of its qualitywtlterciorc it is'obvious that we cannot afford to
let the character of our goods become questionable. l
MEN'S NEW MODEL SPRING SUITS FROM $t‘o.oo TO $28.00.
Fabrics, style and lit guaranteed correct, the price you pay is as
low as quality and workmanship will permit. ‘ 5'
NECKWEAR 'AND FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds,
bought of the leading makers and priced very low. a
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT is stocked with hats of quality, in!
cluding the latest straws, and all bear out label. 1“
A SHOE DEPARTMENT filled with the smartest, most com-
fortable and satisfying line of Footwear ever shown—our label ap-
pears here too, and is valuable to the purchaser, for on our label we
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South Nomalii. Conn.
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YOUNG MEN‘S STYLES.
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Phone 165-5.
Raymond Bros.
Superpliosohate of Lime. Ground Bone.
Air Slacked Lime.
Fertilizers of All the Favorite Brands.
10.000 Cedar Bean Poles.
1020 MEN‘S SHIRTS 'AT 50c.
)7 The values and assortment are matchless.
SMART. SNAPPY STYLES AND FABRICS IN
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT soar.
48-50 Wall Street,
PHONE. 120.
Land Plaster.
Boys ! w ‘
PLAY BALL
At Our Expense. .‘
Bats, Balls and Gloves Absolutely free!
With each Boy’s Short Trousers Suit, from $3.50 up we
will give a Spalding Base Bali, Bat or Catching Mitt Free. ‘
Not one cent has been added to our usual low prices,
but we want to get better acquainted with the boys, and in-
othing Department more ac-v
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49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
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Book and Stationery Stores.
CAMERA 2a, 83.
Picture 2%):45/4.
Beers?
6 So. Main St” 80. Notwalk. ‘
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“If yott vote for that bill." said the‘
friend of the family, “you‘ll never be.
elected to office. again.” “Iiult!” re-
joined the alderman, “if i vote for that
bill, i won't need to be.“-Chicugo
Daily News. '
He—Phrenoioglsts locate benevo-
lence exactly on the top of the head.
She—Yea; as far from the pocketbook
as possible.-.iudge.
Politicinn~We must. stand pat. Wife
---»Yes, but. tito question ht, Will Bridget
rutand tis‘l—l-Iat'per'n Boner. L”.
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REFORMS lN suanos AYREs.
BUENOS AYREB, May 29.-—-It. is
learned from authoritative sources
that the Argentine delegates to The
Hague bear instructions to promote
the holding of an international confer:
ence in Buenos Ayres in 1910, for the
purpose oftrendorlng uniform the (WMA
tion of domicile and to endeavor to rec.-
oneile It with that of nationality.
suitcase—How can a man tell when,
he is really in love’.’ Cynlcun—He
can't tell till it's too Into—Philadel-
phia Record. M~_M.._.. ..
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