'1," elhone 409.
NICE
Strawberry
Short Cake
with
Whipped Cream at
the Restaurant.
LANE’S
. Pure [CE CREAM at Store
. 3: 74 Waehlngton or.
Local News Note
8.
Will thou communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do it in
the way:—wlth regard to bueineee.
cell 02-6: with regard to newe.
92¢
greatly convenience this office and
cure more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
call
if they will kindly do eo, it will
‘For Norwnlk and vicinity: Local
showers tonight and Wednesday. The
- disturbance that was central .\ester
day morning in low 1 has moved ulo
eastward and is lrow central in
note.
wly
llll-
It is producing cloudy and rainy
weather in the central section and as
far post as Buffalo, N. Y.
it will pro-
bably reach this vicinity into this af-
ternoon or tonight.
in high in all sections east of
Rocky Mountains.
The, temperature
the
(.‘onrlltions favor-
for this vicinity fair weather followed
by increasing cloudiness with
showers tonight, and Wednesday.
local
Mrs. i-ionora Lynch has purchased
from Edwin L. lloyt. a house and
at 27 River street.
Joseph Cubill, of WeSlporIt. has u
lot
10V-
cd his family to Norwrriir. wlrcro he is
engaged as lineman.
The meeting of tlrc‘board of sci
visitors has been postponed until
morrow evening.
tool
to-
Mrs. C. A. .lohnstonc, of Hartford.
is a guest. of Mr. and Mrs George R.
Van Alsyue. of iiayview avenue.
The l-lurstrom baseball team
will
play the independents, of New Haven,
tomorrow
Park. A good game is looked for.
’l‘lrrI many friends of Captain 8
tie] Lyueu, II}. M.
Water's. who are cruising in Mr. Lyr
afternoon at Amusement
illll'
Merritt and Amzi
res'
power boat. are. receiving iitiSlillS. and
they stated they are enjoying a fine
time.
The. All American baseball team of
Nor-walk Went to Ridgeflnld Sun
day
and defeated the team of that place
by the, score of ii to 2, instead of
the
ltidgeiields being the. winner's, as was
stated in yesterday's issue.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Chapter. 1..) A. 1L, will be lrelrl at
Historical House. Wet-rt avenue. 'l‘h
day afternoon at :l o'II.(lo(lt This
the
urn
will
be. an unusually interesting meeting
Executive meeting at
General Manager i’underrord
2' :30 o‘clock.
and
many other officials of the (‘onncciic rrt
(‘ornpuny redo over the Norwalk
vision today in the oillcial 3 car,
rrUll.
di-
No.
The car was in charge of Motor
rrran Burkcdaie and Conductor 1h ady
The. members or the Screnth (‘
filli-
parry, Coast Artillery. are looking for
Ward to Sunday, May .ilsl. when they
will have. a cinnrbakc .rt (‘nlr l’: rsture
A dozen members of the club started
off the season with n clam bake
Sunday. at the same place.
11151
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
a business meeting in the Sun
r-Ichooi room of the church, tornor
night for the purpose of organizing
a mission study class. All
day
row
the
l. eaguers are. invited to cloud the meet
ing.
or the class for a while
Rev. Dr. Curthc will take charge
Captain C. S. Burg. of the steamship
(‘ity of Columbus of the Savannah
line, Ocean Steamship Company
is ll
guest of the Rev. James H 0' Donnell
rector of St. Marys church, and John
This morning, the three
'1‘. Hayes.
II.(- Inilomon enjoyed a drive about. The
Nor-walks and Captain Burg was
lighted with the beauty of the. pi:
This evening Father 0 Donrreil and
dc
l(‘i‘.
lilr. if you will give a dinner party at
the N )rwnlk Hotel, with Captain Burg
There will al-
as the guest of honor.
so be several other guests.
GREAT BRITAIN GOLF CHAMPI
. SHIP.
ST‘ ANDREWS, Scotland May 19»—
thc women “a championship
;olr tourruunent of Great Britain was
’luy in
ON-
II.t.rrI-trd here today in rainy weather
There are 148 entries, a. record
this eycnt.
while Mina Cecilia Leith, England
tratcd Miss M. F. Phelps, America 9
up and it to play. Miss Anita Phipps
“f Slillllrzfleld, beat Miss Seovell, an
it islr player, 3 up and 7 t0 DlEY-
M
FRONTIER‘POLICE.
PARIS. Mny19.——The government
has requested Abd- el-Aeiz, the sultan
of Morocco, to appoint a high compris-
sloner to act with General Lyautey,
the French commander in Algeria, in
the establishment of the frontier po-
lluc. etc.. as prescribed in the conven-
tion of 1901.
for
in the second Mrs. Sump
hr. of Hunstnnton, England, beat Miss
Frances C. Griscom, the American
(h: rrrrplorr of 1900.3 up to i to play
dc-
lnsured Against Fire?
If Compound Syrup ofSarsaparilla.
.I Tether or Salt Rheum, lilotclrcu, 'i‘urn
.. (rt-tr bolls. Rilianrlun, Ulcers. Scrotu-
Launoh Works.
Naphthaline and Red Cedar Com-
pound,10(: per Package.
Stiiison-Powell Corporation.
preeoriptrerr pruuiete.
Is Your Beat
It not. call on
TAYLORbr GOLDEN
and salt a. Policy.
Tel. 186-2.
BAXTER’S
A remedy for Pimplos, Postulee.
la and Blood Diseases.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON 'S
placer Frame: not up and reed: to
trek
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Palnr. Norwelk
DISBATiSFiCATION OVER VER
DICT.
New Jereey Authorities Believe Mien
Vanderbilt Suicided.
PIllNCE’l‘ON. N. .l., May lib—The
-dlnsatiufuctlon shown by some of the
authorities of Mercer and Middlesex
counties with the decision of Coroner
(‘lrarlrIr-r R. Mlikc, of the latter county,
to the effect that Miss llertlrrr. Vundcr'.
hilt. tho (resistant in the library of
Princeton University, whose body was
found in the llarliau canal yesterday.
had been nocidentally drowned, to
creating a new interest, in the case.
Dr. James l.. Suydarn, of Middicsex
county. who last night made a uuper'ii~
cinl examination of the body, made a
more cornpleto cxnrnlnallou today, and
t‘liill'tIl'i‘téd Willi Coroner Moire that the
young woman's death was accidental.
Tire parents; of Miss Vanderbilt, who
lived in Arrrstcrdum, N, Y., nml who
are here to take the body to their
horrre. are satisfied that the young erI
ruarr met, an accidental death, and any
that an autopsy is nucsessnry.
Chief of Police Kllfcll, of Prince-
ton. in not. satisfied with the coroner‘e
opinion, and has declared that. he is
inclined to believe that the girl com~
milled unlcidc. lid favors, as does ul-
uo Prosecutor llmrur- liodiuo. of Mid-
dlcsex county, the holding of an au-
lopsy to clear up the case,
FELL FROM RUMBLE SEAT.
/~ , w~
m../~_T\/T"\./’\ A /‘_\_/.'T..\.
now been r
SPRING
Spring Suit, the wisest thing y
spend.
Suit money.
priced from $12 to $20. and up
The best Hats and Furnishings in townIat rea-
sonable prices are here.
ma
:4 South Main Street.
. HOME GROUND
(lulu coed from Sill to $15 per ton
llli.\'\ll‘ iltlitSlI: l‘lI‘.I2l D will cost
ncuc rnl purpmo teed in the world It
mains u'iilr corn. outs and barley an a basis and wound froah each
day.
Per-.1 it dry. lczzu quantity than
harder.
llonulc llill‘ri' l‘rcd \i'ill l’tovo 'l bi
Buy 0
lion lmru l‘r-r lilirers
lI‘r-r Lauri, Harden :rud lI‘irIld.
.I"*“\_’/I .
$12. $15 or $20?
If you plan to spend less than usual for your
lines of Spring Suits before you decide how much to
We can save you money, we know; and can give ‘
you a better Suit for less money than anywhere else
in town; maybe you can make $1: do the work of
Sr 5; only see the Suits here before you spend your
All the new Spring colors~brown, blue. gray,
olive and tan, in plain and stripe cfiects; all the new
Varsity models, in extreme and conservative cuts,
you
"I‘IIII'N and at some time make your 1111mm; ltmk lwilr‘l' and work
'il‘) 1’
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
0R YOUR
SUIT ?
on can do is to see our
to $25.
f’
Telephone Call 6324.
FEEDS.
accordlnu to crude.
you $33 too it in the bent
is made of the choicest
)
wrmlrl o;d~:---~-arnl nave
ate That. Clean
Girl Dice as Result of Stamford Auto~
Motorcycle Collision.
STAMFORD, May lik-«dilarrclrc film-
tttend, iii years old. whose home is
in Mlanus died yesterday as the rc
suit of injuries received lit a collision
between an automobile and a motor-
cyclc Sunday. The ()lurstrad girl was
sitting on the rumble seat of [be are
tornobile driren by “Hilton Schoilr- Id
and in: the nmchine nan turning the
corner at the .iunciiou of “est arcurrc
anti the Post road it collided with n
rnotorcrele. The girl Wail thrown to
the ground but it Was not thought at
the time that she w an severely luiurc d.I
ed that she had a communion of lip"
NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL.
MR. CREWE’S
ly the Author of “(
$1.15
William "P.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
An examination after lnr death t~'lim\‘- l 49 WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
CAREER,
‘niilr'init."
Beers’
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
brain. The name of the Illiilt)“t‘_\‘l'lit4l
is not known. and no blanroi is :rtlaclr
ed to either party for the accident ad
the turn in the mode at tlrat point
is vcry sharp and both machines were
moving slowly.
DROWNED iN ESSEX.
ESSEX. May iii.*“hliiiii Lucy ‘l‘ara-
ut-y. of 280 Union avenue. iir-rmklyu.
.\'. i’., was drowned iii the Connecticut
rIlvcrI opposite the boar, luurilnr; last
night. Shr- had been visiting the {urn-
ily of 1’. .i. ('urupbell. and was of tin-
landing to willirIi-ln the departure of
Miss Sadie Campbell and John C.
Carrrpbell on tho steamer ilartt‘ord.
which runs front llartford to New
York, The young woman stepped off
the striuupicce of the wharf to the
guard rail. and losing her balance, fcll
lrrto the water. Her head evidently
struck some (distraction, for only intI
splash was heard. There was not out-
cry. The body sank at once. rrml has
not been r‘ecrth‘i'tItl. The utennrcr was
held for an hour on account of the :-re
cldent. Felix 'l‘trrsney .of New YI.ork
is here to institute a search for the
hotly.
DISORDER IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May lit—Nol-
withslnndlng the widespread disorder
which prevailed in various parts of
the city last night. the Municipal
Traction Company today claimed to
have more cars in operation that. at
any time since the strike hogan. With
the approach of daylight the lawless-
ness. which continued throughout the
night, had in a large measure. ceased.
and ears were run on all lines wltlrorrt
molestation.
While a number of persons received
injuries as a result of assaults made
upon cars during the night, no one
was seriously hurt. so far as reported.
ICE WAGON KILLS CHILD.
liiilliGEPORT. May lit—Louis
Schinc. four years old. was run over
by an ice. wagon yesterday afternoon
in Hamilton street. not far from his
home, and Wilt-r instantly killed. No-
body seems to know just how the. acci-r
dent happened. Driver .lulins Thomp-
son. in charge. of the wagon. was ar-
rested. but. was released later on bail.
New Views
Norwalk, South Norwalk.-Belle
Island, Roton Point and
Winnipauk.
COLEMAN‘S
News none.
to North Main Bt.. South Norwelit.
Agent for A. c. Upeldlng'e ..
Connecticut Rrver Shad
SOFT CRABS,
Weakiish, Butterfish, Porgies, Halibut,
Mackerel, Long and
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Round Clams.
Electrrc Laundry Irons
O
O
H
_lIr
WE WILL PUT THESE IRONS
UT ON 10 DAYS” TRIAL WITH-
UT CHARGE.
LET US LEAVE ONE AT YOUR
OME. '
The Reed & Volk
Electric 00.,
ct. 35-4. 86 Washington St.
44 WAlL STREFT.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits over - - -
DIRECTORS.
GEORGE M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLS
FLOYD T. RUSCOE
Norwlk Savings Socty,
NORWALK.
$3, 525, 000. 00
WILLIAM A- CURTIS
MOSES H. GLOVER
LEWIS C, GREEN
HENRY F. COLEBURN
amour and Sporting poodi.
So. Norwaik Trust Co.
Pays 4 Per - Cent.
and safeguards your money with all the legal protection of a
Connecticut Mutual Savin
i
edditionaibroteétlon of its ctrpltel dock.
28 Bank and the
CALL
15-2
whenever you have need of any-
thing from a drug ritore.
Your order will have prompt
attention and the goods will be
delivered free.
Don't hesrtatc. to ask us to
deliver goods—our delivery sys-
tem is for you, and we wish you
to use it.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Good- Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY ,lN WALL STREET.
WALI. S'i‘lliClEYl‘. 10:10 a. nr.-~~’l‘ho
opcnlnu dealings in Mocks were on a
very large scale utrd prices uIerrI birth-
er llrrouuhout the list. The ilurriman
stocks, Kansas and ’l‘exrru pill, Soulh‘
ern Hallway. Northwestern, l-Irle, (len-
erul Electric and American lnconrntlve
were up a point. Delaware. and lind-
rron ll... Wabash pi‘d. l‘a, l'enuuyl-
vanlrr iii... Mianourl i’nclilc iii. and
Erin lst pfd. ii. iluinu generally did
not. exceed a small fraction. but in
some of the pronrlent, actlre, stocks
ran in carers of in,
WALL S'l‘illihl'l‘. li a. nr«-~'l‘l1c
man to buy stocks continued and car-
ried prices over the opening level. af-
ter which tho realizing became effec-
tive urn] runny prominent. issues .\'lcld-
ed to below yesterday's; closing. Mis-
souri i’nr‘iilc was the principal feature
of iltu hour. its jump of ii... to hill-i
niirunlntiue the general dcrnund. (lnlus
oim-uherc run in iwrrcn l and l by for
a lame puiilun of the list .\iclrlson.
Ontario and Wei-tern and Amalgamat-
ed t‘opprr declined l and Denver and
Rio (il’nildrv pfri 1%. Pacific (‘ultsi litri
pr'ri. gained “1..
\i'.-\l.i. H‘l‘ltlIiiIl'i‘, noon: (inc point
loosen were establialwi in r—mcral
utthr-t. l'nlon i’ncllie offered Mulr-
born rminlaucr- to the reaction when
it fell below ran. and its recorcry "ild‘
lir-d the marl-wt. liondI‘ wrr-I irregular.
\\'.-\l.l. S'i‘lthibt'l'. l p, m -~'l‘lre mar-
ker gin-u quite dull and fluctuations
wru- entail until a rise in St, Paul in
mitt». ainrlml r'rncurri acirtliy. .rud
.I-oruo recovery winch. lllmrIWIr, ceased
before i o't‘lnt‘k.
SOUTHERN DOGWOOD'DYING OUT.
Supply for Shrrttiee. Bobbins and Spin-
dlee'There Nearly Exhaueted.
The Hipl‘l)‘ of tilrxwmul and persim-
tnon abilities in one southern males
is nearly (almost-Id. 'l‘bls .\llill'lllr‘iil
will not appear siprriiiyaui lo the av-
erIzrrer man when be first hears it. lint
when he is told that the entire supply
of abutrles, bobbirnc and spindles need
in the (otton nnri “Ira-Fen mills in all
peril; of the country is furnished by
the dogwood and pet‘slllttnnn crowinu
in the southern states, the srrlnusness
of the situation is apparent. The tex-
tile mills of the country represent a
capitalization of nearly a billion dol~
lore and bobbins. shuttles and spindles,
are just as necessary parts of these
mills are the throttle is to the locomo-
tivo.
lI‘ortunaiely the shuttle nranufrrctur
ers lrnvr- found another source of sup
ply in the Iltrgwwrii stands in the far
norllrwcsi pn‘rt of the country. Two
large companies manufacturing splu-
dies, shuttles and bobbins have erccl
ed plants in the Cascades in Oregon.
whose dogwood forests are the great-
est in the World the true often of
mining a height of 75 feet and a dirt-
meter of one to two fett. The south
ern dogwood is rarely more titan six
inches in diameter. Extensive stI ruds
of dogwood are also forrrrd in Califor-
rrln and “ill-illflTE'INH to the pres
out time. lumber users in the Pacific
rrrrrtlrwest have found dogwood value-
less except for fuel. and its utilization
for the manufacture of shuttles will
bring about a considerable increase in
stumpage values of this tree.
These companies at their Oregon
plants. will not only munufacturrI the
articles named. bill will utilize every
part of thtI tree turning. to account
the waste Wood and producing such
by products as pyroligneous acid. ncc
tic ncld. protaoetutc of iron. acetate of
llnrc. mothvlated spirits solvent naph
tha. wood tar. wood pitch. and var-
ious forms of charcoal. Dogwood is
indispensable in the manufacture of
shuttles bobbins and spindles beenu‘u-
it is tlrrI only wood [which takes it
high polish and wears perfectly
smooth by friction under water.
The scovery of the adaptability of
the Pa tic dogwood. however. has
not aided the eastern manufacturers.
and they have been obliged to look for
substitutes nearer home. The most
promising of these are mesquite and
tupelo gum. The wood of the mes-
quite. ls heavy and very hard. close
grained. and has a compact structure.
It is probable that it would be em-
inently adapted for the manufacture or
shuttle blocks. us it appears to have
all the requisite qualities of weight.
hardness. and susceptibility to a high
smooth polish. Already it has groven
well fitted for the manufacture of
spools and bobbins for which white
birch is now no largely used The
tupelo gum is medium hard and heavy.
It has not yet been utillled to much
extent in the textile industries. though
it to quite probable it will play an
important part in the future. einoo it
combines with eeveroi necessary quai-
nnd has a compact fibrous structure. -
A Good
Investment
In clothes is as helpful to
you as a good inVest-
ment in anything else.
We offer you dollar for
dollar value in our Suits.
Shoes---Hats---Furnishings
“GAO 0 T9
titre “(Lariat
,FQQTE
"l. l. P. Pun int Daily Bulletin 1
FOR WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, MAY 18TH.
FREE.
40 Stamps with 50c purchase or
more of our Famous Teas and
‘ Coffees.
Special Soap Sale with Extra
Stamps.
20 Stamps with 7 cakes A. & P.
Laundry Soap -. . .
The llcst Soap Made.
Special Flour Sale.
24 1.2 lb. Sack, . . . 74c
Regular price Mic.
A. & 1’. Milk, full weight, full
creaur,ncnn ........ ..... ....... 9c
Magnolia Milk. :1. can ..... . . .. ”“100,
Clover Milk. 0. can . . . . .. .
ill Stumpy. with 1 (Ian Dutch (‘learh
scr at. ........................ DOC
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES.
15 Stumps with 1 can Plum Pudding
at .204:
.........................
‘lti Stamps with 1 bottle Root Beer
ill Sinnrpr with 1 bottle Snider'si
('nlsup m :20: .,-I",‘§,;|h'l IIIII i ilI‘éIIi‘IIIImIIIIMI 10°
. ..~i A \ ‘3
l0 thumps with 1 pkg. Toasted (‘orn nt _ ”1).er p- g tree “is:
Flilkl‘ifi ill ..................... 1m 10 SULHIDS “illl gé ")_ can A & P
to Stumps with 1 pkg. vaaru at . 10c Cocoa at ..................... . .200
LEADERS.
lily Paper, 3 double sheets for 5:: Gold Dust. a package .. ..... .188
rapt-lid. .1 cake .................. 7c l’eurline. a package .... ........ 3c
lrrlr “fishing l‘owder, n pkg, 30 G. A. Soups ........... .16c and'ao
I’vruy ‘hlrrtp. :2 cakes ............. 96 ll & G. Olive Oil. .230, 400 and 70¢
l‘, (c f.. .\upbtha, ‘..’ cakes ......... 9c Campbell 3 Soups. 3 cans . ....... 25o
l-els Naphtbn, 2 mikes ........... 9c Errrrmcline. a box . .......... .. .. . . 3t:
"lProducte.
Nntion'e Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Full Weight“ and Houeet Trading.
illll Gilli
Tel. No. 90&
..- _...—._...
FREE DELIVERY.
utilitarian.
124 &Washington 8L, South Norwalk.
Free Delivery.
DICK’S FISH MARKET
180 Washington Street Bridge.
Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, Weak-3'
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock,
Rockaway Oysters. Etc.
TELEPHONE 477 .
2th. New Potatoes ........... . 15c
2 bunches Native Radishes ...... so
Native. Asparagus. bunch ..... .. 35c
49 Fort St.. East Norwalk.
Phone are-3.
Lean, Tender Shoulders, per lb., - - 9c-
EXTRA .QUALITY HA MS AT A LOW PRICE.I
Bermuda Onions. qt. . .. ..
Good Sweet Butter. per lb.
Good Apples. per qt. ..
ooeecoe
zoINo. Main St._, So. Norwalk.
Phone us. ‘ '
W
Opens iii A"
"Then this." naked the rejected suit.-
'or.' "is absolutely final " “Quito!" was
the calm reply. “Shnl i return your
letters?" “Yes, please." answered the
young man. “There“ a some very good
. than the exocrine moody not weerinp
' tit 13 Mott
material in th‘erni can use anoint“:
Tit-Bite. ,
Roton Point Hotel"
SSth, under New Management.
SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY. DANCING, BOATING, BATHING.
and other attractione.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
Wheeler & Wilson’ s Band Decoration Day
sconce XANTHAKY, Manager. .
yet 9" asked Jimmy.
it make yoa feel burl?" ~ . ~ it
not take a
Philadelphia
"Aint your vaccination healed it).
"New, " replied Tommy. "Goa! Don
"Now the doctor told mom I are
Mil till it’s healed lull
25c
........1oe
Star Milk. at .............. ......rue“ ’
M}
roe}
503.}.
Oranges, l‘lneapplcs, Cucumbers, Bunch Beets. Home Spinach and Rhubarb. ‘
UNITED GROCERY C0.,
NI...
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Norwalk Chronicler