u“
Lillie
" sun of life Into your systemH
m... Emil” again?
WMTHERJQORECKST.’
FoI Norwalk and vicinity: PIobably
local showets tonight. FIiday fall. A
slight disturbance that is central over
Lake title is producing cloudy weather
with local showers and thunderstorms
in the southern portion of the Lake
region. This disturbance, will. pass out
the St. Lawrence Valley tonight. and
this vicinity will Ibo oh the southern
edge of It. The night’s continue cool
in the northern sectinn. Frosts weIc
Icported ftoIn Boise The weather in
this vicinity will be fair, followed by
increasing cloudiness and probably lo-
cal showers tonight. Friday cloudy in
the morning followed by fair.
EARLY SATURDAY SENTINEL.
Commencing next Saturday. and con-
tinuing each Saturday'afternoon until
September 1st. the Evening Sentinel
will be issued at 1 o'clock. The busl
ncss office‘wi I6 close at 3 o'clock.
Louis Beers of Stamford ls stopping
at Bell Island for a time.
—Ur Dicks Medicine cores nip.
Andrew Vadis has moved from Wa
teI street South Norwalk. to Stam-
ford.
~Admission 100. skates 15c, at tht
Roton Point Rink heIeafthr.
A mild case of scarlet fever has
broken out in the faintly of Herman
Schede at Broad River.
Frank Benedict has moved
Raymond Brothers flats in
stteet to Cedar street.
The cottagers at Bell Island and tin
Show allude to their being them at
“We' III in cold storage now "
Miss Eva Elsenboss, of Btookfleld.
from
Water
‘ has Ieturned from a very pleasant visit
with it tends in South Norwalk.
MI. and Mrs. Ftench Goodchild, of
II‘aiIichd avenue, have Ieturned home
roIII an outing at Asbury Park.
—Admission 10c, skates 15c at tht
Rotou Point Rink heIeafter.
MI and Mrs Edwaid J. Sims 01
High street. Norwalk, contemplate a
European tour during July and August
Betnard Newman and Eduard SheaI
of South Norwalk. are to sail for Eu-
rope on the steamship Baltic July
11th.
L—Hlue ' Fish.
Market.
H. Rossltet Miner a civil engineer
has returned from a stay of a week on
Long Island, where he Went on a con
tract. _
-—Halibut. 14c lb.. at New YorlLMar:
kct.
Charles II. Peet, janitor of the Lin-
coin Scltooi. has moved from‘ No. 7 to
..No. 1 Chestnut street, South Nor-
walk.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Miller, of 32 Raymond street.
Tuesday afternoon, June 11th. Moth-
er and child are doing nicely. .
Thomas F. Skelly has started on an
extended trip through New York, i’cn
nsylvaniu, and Ohio in the interests oi
the Postal Typewriter Company.
'——Come to the (‘llit‘l‘iuillllltini IIIIII
dance II‘II. ova. June 14 Odd Fellows
liall. Jioneflt Eureka Rebekah Lodge.
Admission the. Cake and cream. ZUII.
Chailcs A. Walters has recovered
i‘IIIIII his Ieceot illness of a week tutti
has Icsunted his duties at the stoic
of the Central Food Company
Miss Susan Seymour, of West sttcct
is spending several days III Peekskill,
where she is attending the commence-
ment exercies of the Peekskill Military
Academy. ‘
Has your stomach gone out of busi-
ness? If so you can reach the top
notch of physical and mental power
by using Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Plats.
ted’s Drug Store.
ltlc in. at New York
j The Norwalk Steamboat Company if:
c
not yet running its big electric tru
owing to the fact that the proper ap-
aratus for storing it has not yet been
nstalled.
The W. C. T, U. will meet with Mrs.
.N. SuII‘erguson, 13 Cove street, East
otwalk.. Friday at 3 o’clock sharp.
Kay interested are invited to attend
t is fleeting.
——I3uttct Fish, tic 1b.. at New York
. Market.
Dr. Ill'raultlyu (l. BIOWII. ui‘ Seavlcw
avenue has again been re appointed
medical diIuIctoI of the Mutual. Reserve
Life Insuianco Cutnpunt at an ad-
Vance in salaty of $500 per year
1’, Mrs. Susan A. Rapolyoa. of Lowe
street. has been in Danbury. attending
wedding of her gtanddttughtei,
Wifni‘a Repel yea. in a prominent
usiness than in thafi place.
May’s Ib’onlo orchestra. of
Miss
noun
finfiport with‘ Prof r H. Inwton‘i'“
'Ioiinists. has been engaged to play.
as ptogrnm IIt lxickwoods hall for
a graduation class or the Norwnlk
I‘,
You net-tint tonic that will me. the
for'ttt'y
olister’s
from all diseases.
In. of Ir'IWIItIIIIbury. left Monday
6 t. IViquIni's .IIospital \meu be
IIIltIavoI' to trgaln IIIIIIIIII of his
strength lost by his Ittcnt iiinrtttt.
firinmea lI. Mm'm'lly Itct'uttipitnlrd
. est drugs and our prices are always
,Auditor B., A. B. MacIIay's chestnut
the tandem class for horses exceedint
I Lean.
neatly those proportions,
school to be held there on June 3‘
WITH EVERY PURCHASE
here We handle nothing but the put-
moderate.
If you want the best glass of soda in
town, come in anti see us.
Edw. W Kelley ,Jr
W
Won’t get rickety—that‘s the best way to describe the goodness of our
Porch Furniture.. it's built.» it'll stay together, and be unaffected by con-
tinued exposure in the open air..
Our assortment of Furniture for the
porch. lawn and summer home is the largest, finest and most comprehen-
sive we’ve ever displayed. You can choose from any number of styles of
Ro’okers. Bottccs. Bamboo Tables, etc., at as little or as high prices as
you care to pay.
A. J. Collins at C0.
FUNERAL otnscr‘o‘n mo smaALmIn.
South Norwalk. Conn
12-18 North Main St.
Drugglst
6a h6I6-JII no. strict. Varies—s
JAPANESE EtDlTOR6 INDIGNANT.
6At the Continued Outrage: of Jan: in
Californi is.
TOKIO, June ls—The Malnichi, pub-
lishcd at Osaka with a circulation of
250. 000 epressed anger yesterday at
the reported recent attack on a Japcn—
esc horticulturlst at Berkeley. Cal it
says:
'The outrage demonstrates the lm
potency of the California authmlties
to pIotect our companions. Now is
no time to rest assured on the stet
eotyped diplomatic commute from the
Washington government. Only two
weeks aftet a positive declaration to
take pIeventlve measures to safeguard
Japanese rights comes the Berkeley
outrage , 6
“The petsonaliiy of President R0080.
volt towers high among living ,great
men and dcsctves full confidence, but
pIonIises, however high sounding and
Ieassuting, and the pIomlse IIIIIkLII
however high in diameter. me of no
value whatevct if unaccompanied by
deeds,
The powerlessness of the California
and the federal governments is thus
demonstrated, and it only remains to‘
take up the work of protection in our
own hands
”That the outrages ate limited II
California t)(‘('”ltllenC@S Is not a suillt-
ient explanation." _ .
The Best laxative for children.
’n rents should see to it. that their chiwldren hatred "an:
antral. may more
0 not done Wthew child with {alts orsrl margins. III
Wvowolt
ndi‘oet. “5d
6”“ little Inaldwes to Ionian". leavingitét
6enken and less able to‘ not notmil
axativo Iron“ I‘nb nofini strengths!
‘Ie bowels. and stimulate.“ all"., the tile organs t-
onlthy aetlvi ity. Chocolate coated tablets. easy It
unite. never gripe or names“. 100. ”and 651.00.
AMERICA WINS AGAIN.
Captures Another Championship at in-
ternational Horse Show.
LONDON, June i3.»~AmeI-ica cap
lured another championship at the in
ternatlonal Horse Show here today
gelding winning the. cup ptcsented by
Sir Lees Kowles for the best light
haIness horse. lot which then.» was thI
keencst competition.
Walter Wlnans Barney F was
i
Bat Load Farm Wagons Just Arrived
Ohc horse—$45; on, $55. no and 6.965 60.
Two horse—$665. on, $75.
00. $85. 00 and $90. 00.
Also Sole Agent for the RACYCLE BICYCLE.
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
I I, Horse Goods of all descriptions. ‘
L. M WRIGHT
North Main Street,
Vsouth Nolgwmk
" i " " “4 I’Iaisted’ s Drug Store and The Clifford
eye strain.
examination what is best to do.
it is required to coIrect a detect. a
work guaranteed. Children's eyes espéctallycm'cd for. Glass cycs'
Prismatic and compound lenses at cut rates. I.
made to order.
United American Opticians. Inc. ,
Hows THEATRE BLOCK.‘ J.
Baby Caps
The best variety of Baby Caps we have ever shovm are now
here at prices ranging from 25c to $1. 50 each.
They are beyond a doubt the dainticst, best styles ever offered
at these prices.
Headaches as wall as many other: troubles are often caused by;
Our expert Opticians are able to tell you after a free.
lie will advise glasses only when. . 6I
Prices as 'low as $1. ()0.
Factory 116 East 23d St, N. VIII
All
“I, .
I'~ .
N E IIYANh-éo
86 Washington Street, ~
awarded the second mice in iantlems
exceeding fifteen hands and not ex
ceeding 15.2.
C. W. Watson, of Baltimore, tool-
first prize with Lord Baltimore and
My Maryland, Mrs. A. Beck, 01' Cana
do, second prize. with Lord anti Lady
Norfolk. and Alfred Vanderbilt thirt: ‘
prize with Columbia and Ilighboy in
15.2. '
C. W. Watson was awarded third
priZc with Tennessee, and Lord lions
dale, while Mr. Vanderbilt was held in
reserve with Primrose and llustling
Silk. ‘
By enrolling at
Merrill Business Ctiileqe
for a complete business education.
South Norwalk.
“south Nordiatir.
Guard Against Lost Upli’iitiitits
M. A. MERRILL. Ptin.
Stamford.
Port Chester. 6
The annual meeting of the Brook
side School District will be held :It ”It
school building, next Monday night,
Juno .17llt, iii 8 (i'tlLiOtii. -~
R0
”UN POINT
»\«MII
I
Now open for the Season of I907.
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
and other attractions.
I I
I. I, ,I, z..
Dancing, Boating, Bathing
El.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating everyai’ternoon and evening.
. grave] or
. u... Wu.
ULTIMATE FATE OFI FISH.
They Never Die a Natural Death, Says
- an Observant Fisherman.
“Fish never die a natural death."
‘ said an old flsltctntau who has obsIIIv-
I‘d as he fished. “If they did bodies of
dead fish would be floating on the sur-
face of the watc: about all the while,
because such bodies
would have to float.
"I mean, of course. fish in captivity
And pethups it should not be called
natural death that fish in captivity
die. Their environment induces morv
tallty that fish in then native habits
would escape. and these Lauscs might
be pIopeIly classed as among the ac-
cidcnts that Call) the captive iish off.
"If fish III thciI native clement
if uIIIuolcstcd
‘ were never molested I believe they
would Iicvet die. If they had sttifitient
food, with l1 would be impossible if
they no longer pItchd on one another
them would be no reason for their IIv-
ing. It was to pIIIcnt such unteIIupt-
(Id tenths of life that all fish chtI
made fiercely predatory, it not remor-
selrssly cannibalistic as many kinds
are.
“A fish life is a constantly stren-
uous out: and one entirely selfish. A
ilsh iiVCS only to eat and to avoid be»
ing eaten."
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD.
“I have been afflicted with kidney
and bluddet trouble for years, passing
stones with excttttiating
pain." says A. H. Thurnes a well-
known coal operator of Buffalo, 0 "I
got no relief from medicine, until i
began taking Foleys Kidney Cure
then the result was surpii.slng A few
doses staItod the inckHIIIIstllke sub
stand; and now I have no pain acress
my kidneys and I feel like It new man
it has done me $1 000 worth of good. "
Foley‘s Kidney Cure will cine etcty
form of kidney 01 bladder disease.
Pharmacy.
BAD TROUT SEASON.
Brooke Now Very Low and WaterE
Very Cold.
1‘ tout flI hing has so fat ill‘L‘li II full
Inc this season. and the fiaheInItIn .I II
not now anticipating our great fun
tinting the Iemalning twenty days.
Fishetmen who were out yester'duy
say that they visited stIvIIIaI brooks
whcte at this season of the year there
is usually plenty of waist and were
urprised, after the heavy rninfalls
there haIc been. to find that the
blooks were vety low 'i‘hcI water was
very cold and III consequence of this
the trout were either in the deep holes,
where they would not Ilse to the butt, 6‘
or else they were in the ponds and I
larger streams These fishermen said
that they did not expect to got any
good catches this year, bttt hoped next
scan to catch enough to make up for
the shortage this season With the
lateness of thII sptlng and the present
coldness of the water the season has
been a my unfortunate one for thII
fishermen.
REMARKABLE nsscus.
That truth is stranger than fiction}
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora, Tenn. the
residence of C. V. Pepper. He writes.
"I was in bed entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat
Doctors failed to help me and all hop.
had fled when I began taking Dr
King’s New Discovery Then instant
I relief came The coughing soon ccas
ed; the bleeding diminished rapidly.
and in three weeks I was able to go to
work " Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. 500 and $1. 00, at II‘. II. Bax-
ter’.s South waalk, and E. P.
Weeds Notwalk, dItIg stores. Trial
bottle frcc. ‘*
“UNCLE HORACE JOHNSON."
Meanwhile, Unl‘lc “(li'ilf‘i‘ Johnson
is having a perfect. rcvoh‘y'in propitII
r,\'. “(I it was who first gave qutIiIIg
of cold summer and that ihotc
would be little I home 01" ‘gttrIlIIn sass"
this summer. Sonic slate pupct IIIIIdI
,IIIi'IIIIItIIIII to him recently as "Old"
6IIOIIIcho1IIIsou The writer could
never liilVC seen Uncle Horace. HI.
isn't. old. He is 80 years young. Any
one seeing hltn sprinting around New
Haven or Savln Rock in the summer
time would never think of calling him
old. His eye is bright and been. his
checks are rosy and his step as light.
as a dccr's. He believes he owes his
good health to his constant commun
ion with the stats and planets, and it
is no Imus Ital feat for him to sit up
all of a January night on his aerie at.
East Haddam, forecasting his prog‘
nostication while many a younger
man is tucked comfortably tinder the
blankets—New Haven Chronicle,
if you are too fat it is because yourfood
turns to fdbinstasd of muscle—strength;
if you are too loin the fat producing foodi
that you cat are not properly digested and
assimilated.
thin. old people do not have
enough Repair in a stomach. while fat
Peepleh are too much Peoria and not
Fatr
68 Washington Street.
' A ISRAEL. Proprietor.
A sale of Unusual Importance
AT THE
, .
loakand Itr "tore
6Sott6th Norwalk.
Kodol
«Iodine all _ ,
maid. in a .
enable the stomach arid dl"
enema" u t°
sh‘vo organ
to digest and assimilate all coda that Inn:
omit. IKnddIIuInot. mum. perfect
inert-oi. but iii a a romiruotivo. tin-
can building tank: as well. Kodol relieves
ptton. a or Stomach
mm“. Po Dpimotoistabe Hurt and
Constipation You wililikeit.
”are?" po::a‘:~|30;1';o,i MINE“ IIgngiN ‘ i
m cstr'rct’p griffin hov‘
Jill I‘IIIJI’J no
\
, halIInIItI uhitlII it.
senate had reJeLi'
THREEDAYSJ SPECJAL66 SALE
returns. SUIT casas AND sacs
Supply your IVacation needs during this dale and 33% money.
I' 3- grants for New idea Pa'ttcrhsII-Ioc.I
IpiIr-piitt. home a ti iii'lil tlIt hill to
be.amvttuiriaiiottv cntntpitIttIIrII
MI 1 insistent e .on t It: IIIIH of the bound
in pus: Int; tlIII hill fIIIbhlIliIIr: llllliiit‘I itt of the II
mt pasrmi ltlltl the calm xyytdtith into
ri-
south Netwalk
YAWL FLAMJNGO AT DERMUDA.
l‘ hr i"
’ RIIIIIIuda
'IIo'on‘ Iiitor ic'ai ihg
lty Mountain Tea is rec binned as -' - - .-- I. ’ . _. .
craggggfiryghggg,“may, Directs What You Eat III... bistro: It]: House
11 store. '6 I , Reit- tho ethnic m iditiis HARTF‘QIIP "Jig 13‘7“!“ "°“““ NEW YORK. .Imm
«M 5 “an" and 21,,” mi I )t‘HiI‘IliiHy recoil/oil i’IivIIIIilIlII II-Iputi
The Right Rev. M‘JJJH’J‘J'J‘" .W... I J' i. I‘ ‘III III on II bill in tttII-ulmsr III Niit' [In an
V
I ",—~«',Phn vmvl
I‘J’iitlllillgii, titII last tIl i1ilt' IIII bin IIIII'
nugctl in the NI w Yol l. iitIIIIIIIdn ill‘ can
mom has utiltctl Mirth at Hamilton
The tirluy in the aIIiIIIl
lusting" waII due to It bit of
tkhlIII‘h tho host run
GW York
I; I.“ 6 I I
coking
Blue Serge Suit for this summer
would afford you much pleasure
Il‘tn' comfort
in wutm WIItttltI-r we could not
a nd good service.
IIoltIt advise you. IIVIII “style"
yott know theres nothing 30
.. l
equal these new, handsome "J
shades of medium and dark "
blue. Weeare showing a rangef,
at $12 $qu 3"), $18 and $20 flint ~
will phones win youI udmim‘
lion, "
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Saturday Evenings.
JJ? 7H JWS
.. I. Tailor. ,. Clothior. t Hatter.
"I" I limits». I
I.‘ ’m
‘I I I
95 Washington.“ be? iiio'iwétk66’
I I
non runs:
ii.t In on
“ Everything mDry DryGoods"
’7"!
.WE GIVE
GREEN TIMING STAMPS
ummery
Your thought turns to waIm weather wearables as the leaves broaden
and the flowers begin to bloom. This store is stocked to meet. any r88.-
sonabh- demand in this connection. Stocked with the newest, stocked with
the best. 'I‘hIIIe's an absolute faitness, an absolute justice in the prices
you will pm how, that commends this stoic and its summer equipment to
all those who would be rightly dealt with. Tthos no humbug in honesty.
NEWS FROM THE HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR SECTIONII
This should he the record week of the season for hosiery and under-
wcat selling. We’ ve carefully planned to make it such. The big stock is
now at its very best, and with such when as these we should be my busy.
IIatllcs' Egg Brand Fast Black Stockings guaranteed. at 12'/gc
Ladics' Silk Lisle. Stockings in black and Tans, special 250
Ladies Merccr'ized Plain Lisle Stockings, also in the lace effects in
I...»
black, and a full line of tans ...............................
Children s Black and Tan Cotton Stockings, superior quality and a ban
gain at .................................................... 12Vo
Childrcns MerceIized Fine Ribbed Stockings in black. also the new
tan shades .................................................. 250
Men' I; Black or Tun Half Hose. Killildntcuti fast and stainless ........ “12/zo
Men’s Black, Tan and a full line III-"Icy Halt [lose at. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25c
IIIIdles' Essex Mills Jersey Ribbed Vc sis, sleeveless or wing sleeves at 12l/ac
idldiCS’ extra size Jersey Riiled Vests neck and nrmholeg trimmed 199
Ladies’ better grade Jersey Ribbed Vests in fine mercerlzod lisle or
silk ........................................... From 25c to $1.39
Mell S Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers. shirts long or short sleeng draw-:-
ers double seat: all sizes, including the small sizes for boys at 260
Men‘ a Fine Quality Ficnch Bulbtiggan Shirts and Drawers shirts lung ,
or short sleeves drawcts double seat; sizes from 32 to 46 all new i
goods, and special at ............ 50¢
Olllflllll
83 85 Washington Street
»
O. B. Jackson,
Opinion. _
Everything' In the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
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NORWAL I "
THE PARIS CLOAK 8r
SUIT HOUSE
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Our Semi Annual Clear-nee Sale
of Spring and Summer.» ‘
o , ' 6' _ .o . .
Tailor-made Suits.
No garment in stock is carried over by this housa from one season to
another. We are known to maintain the lowest prices in Connecticut. This
sale is intended to give first chance to our customers and all ladies of this
vicinity. All stock that remains will be shipped out of town.
FIRST COLLECTION OF SUITS INCLUDES IMPORTED PANAMA’S,
FRENCH MIXTURES AND STRIPES, VALUES UP TO FIFTY
DOLLARS A SUIT FDR .................. ..... . ......... $20.00
SECOND COLLECTION OF SUITS, VALUES UP TO $35.00 ........ $15.00
JACKETS those which hat/c been bringing in $15 and $20 at this sale $7.98
$7.50 6160 $10.00 JACKETS, for this sale......................_...‘..... $4.93
ALL SKiRTS SOLD HERE ARE OF PERFECT CONSTRUCTION. FIT
AND FINISHAIIIII IIIIIIIII to hunt, ilCI‘H) tiling to the Pulls faultless standard.
They are IIIaIItIId f0I this sale at same scale of IIIductioIIs named foI suits
and jackets.
WAISTS-~—Iiaving much the largest. vIIIiIIIty ltt thc‘ city we offLII them
at this sale at Cit'illtlllCC pIiccs They include silks, lawns, lingerie, ha.-
tiste, etc.
SHIRT66WAIST SUITS AND DRESSES, of lawn and swlss in all shades.
from .............. t ..... $1.98up
SILK DRESSES AND JUMPER SUITS ........ . ..... $12Iup
LINEN COAT SUITS ...... . ................. $4.98, $5.98, $6.98, 07.960
LINEN LONG COATS ................... ‘. $4.98 “$10.00
SILK LONG COATS. ..... ................. .915.00to $20.00
WHITE LiNEN AND LAWN SKIRTS ...... 981:, $1.98, $26.98, $3.48, $3.98.
98c, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98
Sale In Both Stores
5l~3 and sts Main Street. Bean-Word
If
NEW NEMO SELF REDUCING CORSETS
ane Meats
m "IND. “tuft .IIII...
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I ‘ANBANTAWE CLUB “EROPERTY
oxpir ed.
TORIO newspitpaanian oa- NAN
TOKIKIO, June 11. ~31'lle new”
all“?
men of this6 city were summoned to 5,.
OLD.
I NEWHAVEN.Juno1¥-+Tho Anson
tuwc C illli property, 14,! an: Earth lint-it
Shore, Weatha'vung. wh‘hilt included a,
clubhouse and icons gIbundu. has been
bought by two business me of this pear before in
pit? and will be the probaglo slit-I of” 1 dm rind weto WNW o entails?l ltd ,
urge new hotel ’1‘th Qttlnniplat“ abstain limp theypublication 0;:
Club of this “(51.11?“ It fits yaar't matter of an inflammatory (W , ‘
lease of- 1the property Which him but nature upon thé‘ Ainslicind a
if
Norwalk Chronicler