M...” “WMWW. W..-
‘
Strawberry
Short Cake
5 with
Whipped Cream at
5_ 'the Restaurant.
i§ Pure [CE CREAM at Store
\
.I.‘
LANE’S '
51 Washington Street.
wt...“ .. a ....
Local Merrill—tiles.
Will thoe'e communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone pieaao do It In
thle wayl—with regard to buaineee.
call 02 i with regard to news. can
92-2. I they will kindly do eo, It will
greatly convenience this office and no
cure more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy and unsettled weather t8-
night and Friday. A trough of low
pressure extending from Texas north-
astward to iowa is producing cloudy
and rainy weather between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
A secondary disturbance central in
South Carolina is producing cloudy
and shower-y weather along the At-
lantic coast. Conditions favor for this
vicinity generally cloudy and unset.-
tied weather.
Read what Manuel 'I‘oro ilatch has
to say about the value of. a horse.
‘ Charles liar-ker returned to Norwaik
this morning in his automobile after a
trip to Pittsfield, Mass. "
The Nutmeg Club will hold a regu-
lar business meeting this evening at
its quarters. in Norwalk.
.1. Alexander Iiodge, A. F. and A. M..
of Norwaik, will celebrate its second
anniversary reception this evening.
The Cockonoe llayloft will hold a
regular session this evening at the
"barnyard" in Wall street, Norwalk.
Shoes that are of the latest style,
leather, etc. will be found at Flynn &
Ryan's. The adv. will tell you about
thorn.
William Hoffman, who has been vis-
iting at the home of relatives in Nor-
walk for a few days, has returned to
his home in New York city.
The Rlvdr street baseball learn is
to play the Harbor avenues, Saturday
afternoon, at the Amphi-Iheatre
grounds. A good game is expected.
The Italian' villa,. which is .5 lug
erected for Mark Twain at no ding
Ridge, is about completed aniline ex-
pects to occupy the piuce‘in< about
two Weeks.
. The final game in the Nutmeg Club
pool tournament, between llnrold St.
George and Charles Miller. which was
to have been played last evening, was
postponed. - .
—-Dr. Dick’s cures grip.
Charles Barker's launch works in
Norwalk are now acting a little dull.
the busy season being over for the
present. The shop is now working
five days a week.
The Norwalk Experiment smooths
down all the wrinkles by saying that
a little wrangllnpnow and then is
relished by the wisest politicians.—
New Haven Union. .
There will be the regular weekly
prayer service‘held at the Norwalk
Baptist, Church, this evening. Owing
to the illness 0! Rev. Van Doren the
services will be led by Deacon Walsh.
A number of the members of Imrrokn
Rebekah Lodge wii go to Bridgeport
next Monday nightt pay a visit to Ft-
delity Lodge. The South Norwaiki
members will leave on the. 7:10 trlin.
John D. Kimmey is celebrating the
oightieth anniversary of his birtirday
today at his home. corner of Arch
street and West avenue. Ills many
friends are congratulating him on his
line health. *
The 80 So basebali.teani would like.
to arrange a game with any baseball
team in The Nor-walks for Saturday
next. or any date desired. Address
William Syring, 85 Lexington avenue,
South Norwaik.
Friday is another special cImn-up
day in the city, and the highway do-
partmhnt is willing.'and anxious to
cart. off anyirubbish that. residents can
gather together and place in recep-
tacles in front of their homes. 1
Attorney John Keogh will go down
to liarien thislcvening. in the capacity
of justice of the peace and hear the
case of John Burke. charged with
abusive iangum on Grand Juror Na-
than Dauohy. the town's official
dog catcher.
Kabaosa Encampment, No. 9, will
go to New Canaan this evening, and
work the Golden Rule degree for the
Wahackma Encampment. All the
members are requested to be at. the
meeting rooms in Norwalk at 7 o'clock
promptly, rain or shine. Q 1
Tire controller of the currency has
called for astatoment from the nation-
al banks of the country at. the close of
business on May 14. A similar state-
ment has also been asked for by the
state bank examiner from the state
banks and trust companies.
HTphthaiine audited Cedar Com-
pound, loops; Package.
Stillson-Powelmorporation,
I’Mptieh‘rbwaoffl
. . out.» .‘ m mm-
I ,.
, ' or... Boat
§ Insured Against Fire?
:1! not, call on
TAYLOR & cornea
and get a Policy.
74 Washington at.
BAXTER‘S
Tel. 165-2.
1 Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Pimpies. Poetules,
- Tether or But. Rheum, Blotches, Tum-
ors, Belle, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scrotu-
ia and Blood Diseases.
'1 75c BOTTLE.
4‘
ANDERSON ’3
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
Ail kinda of repair work.’
launches of all also. built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
Judge John 11. Light was a visitor
in Bridgeport today on business.
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A.'M., of
South Norwaik, will hold a meeting
tomorrow night.
The Phlathen Class of the South
Norwalk . ptist Church is planning
to hold a cake sale. ,
College clothes for young men at
Willis 11. Seiieck's. The udv. will tell
you about them. i
The Zodiac Assembly has decided to
give a shirt waist dance at lloioli
Point. The date has not yet been de-
cided upon.
' Perioy Sturgos. of Norwalk, is limp-
ing about today, having had the mis-
fortune to step upon a nail. 1t
pierced his right foot, and struck the
bone, which is very painful.
Another bunch of narnos was handed
to Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis Io-
duy by tho selectmou and snare. mom
prosecutions will occur in a day ‘or
two in the town court. for failure to
pay commutation and Inllitary mxes.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgibbons. of 57 Fair-
field avenue. was admitted to the Nor-
walk iiospilal inst nighl. and this
morning underwent a slight. operation.
The lalter was performed by Dr. “'11-
liam J. Tracey, assisted by Iir. A. N.
Clark. ‘
Matthew Flynn. a Taylor avenue.
young man. has Just returned home
from serving four years in the United
States navy nird seeing a large section
of the world. Mr. Flynn was a IIIeIn~
ber of the crew of the battleship Wis~
conshL
Norwulk, who has been on the sick
list for several days, tried to work
yesterday morning, but was forced l0
semi Edward Wickc, or East. Norwnlk.
to take his place, and Mr. Mulroney
is now ill again.
A party of Norwalk men. consisting
of ii. Glendoninu. M. ii. Glover. For.
dinand Smith, Edward Gorharn. ilirarn
Davis, Charles N. Wood. John Man-
ning and Shine Guthrie. left town to-
day for Lake {Vaccabum where they
wil spend a few days fishing.
The members of the Sixth and Suv-
enlh Companies, Coast Artillery, are
planning to have their lield days on
Monday and Tuesday of next week, at
the new rifle range. in South Wilton.
The Sixth Company will go up Mon.
day and will take the first train in
the morning.
A white bull dog, owned by i“. W.
McKcnrie. of ilrooksido. and ndverlis
ed in The Sentinel as lost. was turned
over to Chief of Police William \‘oll
Incr, yesterday, by a man who had
found it. The dog is supposed to have
strayed away front home. Chief Voll-
IIIer locked up the. canine at" headquar-
ters and notified the. owner, who got
it back luscnight.
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR ARMY DE-
SERTEH.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-—Flilcen
,vcars' imprisonment in tho United
States military prison is the fate of
Descrlcr liiavid Sheehan. the most. no-
torious dcscrter the army has known.
Sheehan first entered the army .iuly
.2d, 1898. under the name of .1. .1.
Adams and was assldned to the :list
Company Could. Artillery Corps. Three.
days later he deserted. Under the
aliases of James Alvord, .1. .1. Adams,
James Allen and (leorge F. Russell, no
reenlisted ate many different places.
among them luring Bakersfield. hos
Angcles and .Fort Leavenworth. All
told he enlisted eleven times. and ten
times he got away with uniforms
which it is supposed he sold. Before
the courtunnrlinl he was tried on sov-
cn‘cbargcsLsix for «insertion in time
of once. and one for departing in
time of war.
cosoNER DOTEN IN STAMFORD.
STAMFORD,y Mn 21.«—(‘.oroncr no.
a ten began today an investigation into
the circumstances surrounding the
death of Blanche. Olmstoad, the twelve
ycard old Mianus girl who was thrown
from an automobile and thirdly Injur-
ed, Edward Allen Wood. of Greenwich,
torcycle, collided With the automobile.
slaughter, is held in 81.000 bonds perni-
ing the outcome of the investigation.
New Views
Norwaik, South Norwalk, Belle
. island, Roton Point and
.Winnipauk.
COLEMAN’S.
NEW! ‘BTORE.
AMMAnfl. idln'l.
”Nandwmthgd
Launch Works. -
Station Agent John Mahouey, of ‘
< W~~W~WW /
ed on Sunday last. when, as Is alleg-
a New York curb broken, riding a. mo- ,
Wood, arrested on a charge of mnn- “
10 [fifth Mlln Oh South Nomik. '
.. WW»...
sue on on '
sparse sun":
$12. $15 or $20?
I“ you plan to spend less than usual for your
Spring 5““. the wisest thing you can do is to see our
lines of Spring Suits before you decide how much to
spend.
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 $12 do the work of
$15; only see the Suits here before you Spend your
Suit money. '
All the new Spring celery—brown, blue, gray.
olive and tan. in plain and stripe effects; all the new
Varsity models. in extreme and conservative cuts,
priced from $12 to $20, and up to $25.
The best Hats and Furnishings in town at rea-
sonable prices are here.
Telephone Cell 631-1.
’i‘hc SiIipu-I'l,\'-AIIIoIIIali Tool (Tour
puny so“, union was to have been;
heard in iirldgeport yesterday, has lrnurkct on lllt‘ bridge.
gone over until next week. lulvo you the prices on sortie.
v
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES 1N AT HIS MOUTH.
The best blends in any horse‘s pedigree lifter all are good
feed and hay. Willi pleniy of mind. cienn grain and hay. with good
water of course. the nwrugo animal will turn out a RUIN] specimen,
be his sire and dam wiinl, ilicy will. We aim lots of t‘i‘l‘tlli 10
blood and breeding, and ver y litlle to food and Inn‘t‘: yet what
J would any of our horses t‘l’I-l‘ accomplished on aristocratic des-
(‘l'lll and an empty strum-ch? l’milnreo only is :1 nook staff to
support horse or man through lilo, And Ihc quality of the grain
you feed .your animals is us lIIIpnIIanI as the (lliillll,\' of the loud
you out, .
‘J'Tlowkvi‘s i-‘erlillzers
' ‘or lawn. Garden and FII'ItI.
Buy Oats Thati Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
u—B
._......._. .... ... . ........ . “5-..... M .. w.
NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL.
MR. CREWE’S CAREER,-
lly the Author of "(‘onision."
$1.15
William P. Beers"
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 WALLSTREET. 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
. <—
Fish ls cheaper IlIan meal null you
will find an endless variety at (lutblll's
'l'he adv. will
——~
‘9 w.-
W
,/
1
“dross-z
Steak Cod, Flat and Weakfish, Porgies
,_ and Butterfish, all 10c lb.
White Halibut and Mackerel, 15c.
Sea Bass. Eels, Salmon, Trout. Connecticut River Shad,
Pollock, Opened Long Clams. Round and Long Clams,
Gosling Clams for Baking, Lobs‘iers and Soft Crabs.
TELEPHONE 108.
CHEAPER Than MEAT
n.._......
savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALIS.
INCORPORATED 1349.
Deposits over - - '- $3,525,000.00
onscroas.
WILLIAM A. corms
. moses H. CLOVER
Lawrs c, oases
HENRY F. OOLEBURN
ososoa M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. sLLs
FLOYD T. suecos
So. mm
Pays . 4 Per Cent. .
and saiegaards your money with all the legal prote'étion of a
Connecticut Mutual Savings Bank and the
.4 l.
. .
\ .
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
’ Trust . co.
, go into effect with the new Issue d
whenever you have need of any-
thing from a drug store.
Your order will have prompt
attention and the goods will be
delivered free.
Don't hesrtale to ask us to
deliver goods—our delivery sys-
tem is for you. and we wish you
to use it.
~.1
THE CLIFFORI)
PHARMACY,
THE PREGCRIPTION OTORE.
Telephone Call, in.
All Geode Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—Tiio
small irrl‘llrular price changes at the
opening of the stock market offered no
striking feature, and the trading was
quiet. (.‘onsolldated Gas advanced 11,4.
Chesapeake and Ohio 1, and Southern
Railway pill. and Colorado. Fuel large
fractions. Anaconda fell 1.
WALL STREET. ii u~ tit—Little
sympathy was shown by the general
list with the rise of i in Missouri Pn-
cliic and Colorado. Fuel, and 3% in
Copsoiidulml (ins. large selling or-
ders were executed fililillll‘ oousiy and
prices drOppod rapidly on i the over-
use level of about Iwcnly stocks was
a point or more below yesterday's
closing. The extrema weakness of
iluillrnoro and Ohio. ‘which lost 3
points, was It considerable factor in
the decline. The market recovered
frnctionaiiy later. but showed liliit- filth
The cell to occupy permanently I
one of our Snappy Suits is
within your means—A Fact. ‘j
r"
. \ 1y ,5
_ See our window display of Straw ll, ,
” Hats. , ‘
5 Light Flannel Trousersand Sum.-
mer Furnishings.
Shoes , in .alideathers and styles =
“1‘11ka .. .ERS ”out I;
can
;_.' ”:1 I. If“
I
W
l-Til-.019.lllllllllllll"g
MONDAY, MAY 18TH. ’
FREE. Special Strap Sale with Ex!!!
lézttslletl.
" I
-. 55.}:
bilily.
WALL STREET. 1 p, In.-—Amerlcnn
Smelling rerhed 7.“: Mun rise of 3
points. iiel'or‘ the offerings proved suf~
tiniest to drive it back to 7:. The.
rest of the list lacked feature.
LONDON. May 21.~»-’1‘hc rate of dis-
count of the liunk of England remains
ed unchanged tmlay at 3 per cent.
BEQUEST TO PRESIDENT ROOSE-
VELT.
Benjamin Hadley {I Somewiile Re
clues. Left Estate of $500,000.
IlOS'i'tIN. May 21.-~~l'p0n the 'III-
lllentlcily of a new will and two codl
clia, which have last been discovered
and which provide for a bequest of
$10,000 to President itmism‘vll, do»
pends iliv distribution of $500,000 as-
late it'll by “t'lljilnlln Hadley, an ec-
cenirlc recluse who was found dead
in his home In Somvrviiic. Inst liocenu
b-‘r. 1i" lire new documents are gen~
nine. and that point is In be delermirr
ed by Ike courts. all of the estate,
with the exception of the “0,000 in»
quest to the president, will be dis-
tributed amour: the English relatives
of the II-slnlor.
The will, which is now awaiting
probate. and which leaves Ibo eslnle
to the Iesinlor's nephews. was tinted
January 18. 1907. about a year before
Mr. iiudley's death. The instrument
which has just been found was dated
in 1839. and under ordinary conditions
would be inoperative, but attached In
it are two cmlirlls, one dated August
id. 1907. and the other November 10,
1907.
Air. iladley. who died alone in his
home as Ilie result, of a fall down
stairs, had many peculiarities. He had
never ridden on a Irnin-aud never at-
Ionllcd church or theatre.
DEMONSTRATION OF SUFFRA~
. GISTS. _
LONDON, May 21.—~A number of
militant woman suffrallisls. dissatis-
tied with the reply" of Prime Minister
Asquith to a delegation of Radical
members of the liousc of Cornrnona
yesterday on illefllitrsiloii of claims of
women for entranchisomcnt. made a
demonstration in front. of the. prom-
ler‘s residence in Downing street today"
and the police reserves had to be call-
ed out in order to cicarthe thorough-
fare. They arrested six of the nois-
iost. demonstrators. The women ap-
peared in Downing street by twos and
threes, and sent into the premier a
petition asking that the franchise be
granted at the present session of Par-
liament. The premier sent word
through a constable that he had no
reply to make. Tire women thereupon
mounted the stops of the house and
harranaued a crowd which quich'yy
gathered.
The postmaster-general has issued
an order that hereafter postal stations
for the receipt an dispatch of malls
that are located utside of the cor-
porate limits of cities shall be‘* known
as branch post-offices and shall be
separately entered in the postal guide
in alphabetical order in the list of
post-offices. in the case of Cambridge.‘
tofore been known as Cambridge sta-
tion of the ton post-office. the no:
guns ware unable to have special re-
- north envelopes issued to them with
the return card, “Cambridge. Massa-
chusetts," printed thereon. Under this
new order Cambridge will be liste in
the postal guide in its proper a1 ha-
betical order, will have a postmark,
“Cambridge, Mass. ,and the patrons
will be able to obtain special request
,envelopos with the names of their city
printed thereon. These changes will
the, poetaigauide. w ,ch will be W
‘ addlflonalbrotedionotia “I?“ “(id‘- 3‘ pronouncement. Tuna,“ ,,
TO BE KNOWFP: A8 BRANCH OF-
Mass. for instance, which has here- i
40 Stamps with 30c purchase or I Stamps.
more of our Famous Teas and 21333323,“ 7 cakes I" 85.1:
Coffees. ’ i
The Best Soap Mode. .5 .1
Special Flour Sale.
24 1.2 lb. Sack, . " 74c
. Regular price 80c.
A. & P. Milk, full weight. MI ..
cream.acan ....................06
Magnolia Milk, acan ............‘J,.'
Clover Milk. a can ..............10¢
Slill‘ Milk, at 493
EXTRA STAMPS W
10' Stamps with 1 can Dutch Clean-
act at! ............. ..........100
1TH GROCERIEB.
15 fitnmps with 1 can Plum Padilla
8 ..........
ensue-e00.
10 Stamps with 1 bottle Snider's 10 Stamps Mm 1 bottle ‘Root, Beer
(,‘atsup at ................ 20¢ ”ing‘atllhllki”
l0 stumps with 1 pkg. Toasted Corn ”at “Hp?“w p, gs. Mace Mum
Flakes III ..................... 10c 10 Stumps with a" 11). can A. &.p.5
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. vaarn at . 100 Cocoa at ..... . '
LEA DERS.
~fly Paper. ,3 double sheets for So Cold Dust. a package ........... 18o"
bapolio. :I cake 5 ..... ...... 7c Peariine, a. package .... ..... 3
lilo» “ashlar; Powder, a pkg. 30 G. A. Soups ............ 16c and m.
\‘Oiy Snap. (‘iikt‘fi ........ . . . . . 1}, 6k G. Olive Oil . . . 23¢. ‘00 and
1‘. Al (1. Napiiiha, 2 cakes ......... 9c Campbell's Soups, 3 cans ........ g”
Fcis anllihn, 2 cakes ........... 9c ‘ ‘ '
Enamcline,abox ................. Sci
Nelon’a Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Heneat Trading.
The ill-Iliumthallium.
124 Washington St. South Nomik.
, Tel. No. 000. Free Delivery.
---- —.....__-...—...._—..—.._ _._ .—....—a_._..._..
DICK’S FISH MARKE:
180 Washington Street Bridge. .1 ‘1
Buck and» Roe Shadealmon, Bluefish,W
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock, j,5.
Rockaway Oysters," Etc. . , .
FREE patrvsrtv. a Tswruonsg
Lean, Tender Shoulders, per 1b.,,
EXTRA QUALITY HAMs AT A Low rsrca. 3
2 ate. New i‘olatoes . . ...... . 15¢ Bermuda‘Onlons. qt. . . ... .. .
2 bunches Native Radishes Be Good Sweet Butter. per 1b....
Nativensparaglrs. bunch .. . . 35c Good Apples, per qt. 9...“.
Oranges, Pineapple-s. Cucumbers, Bunch Beets, Home Spinach and Bimbo?
UNITED GROCERY co,
49 Fort St.. East Norwaik. so No. Main St, So. Norwal
Phane 319-3. Phone. 1k,
Roton Point Hole
Opens liA’.‘ 25th, under New Management: r I
SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY. DANCING, BOATING. BATHIN‘G,
‘ and other attractions. . + ' . ;
Especial. attention given to Automobile Partlee. 1‘ ,1
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening. '
3 Wheeler & Wilson’s Band Decoration pay
it
GEORGE XANTHAKY, ‘Manager. 5- 1+ . '
She—"Ho tells me all .1.
"What business is Miss Gaddie in 2" 7
lie—"Well, you don't: chief ,
,. '1
“0h, she’s in everybody‘s business."
"Wholesale, oh?" _ do yo i" . ‘ . , .-
"Yse, except when it comes to a bit She—“0h. l don‘tknm‘ Mb I.“
"oteoandai; .ah‘o retails that.”—Catho- rather firm thorn out-Mg“
Ito Standard and Times. loo. 5 ‘ . ,5.
‘.
I
Norwalk Chronicler