so to as. so I out. l
lurrbfiétififi‘fliil an to the a pair
CASH CURTAINE. with ruffle, It
...................... 250
Also a complete assortment of Cur-I
lain Materials in Laos and Muslins at.
MAHAcKmo HOTEL ILOGK.
courts, nonwAuIS,
total has no
1, ywlli
a II ~
Will thou communicating with ‘l‘ho
sentinel by telephone please do it In
this wan—with regard to business.
call 02-6: with reg rd in news. call
924. if thy will kindly do so. it will
UNI"! mom. this office and as-
nurs more prompt attention.
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MEManAL DAV SENTINEL.
The Evening Sentinel will be pub
ltslred as a. morning paper, next Satur-
(lay, Memorial Day. All advertise-
ments..itc_ms of news, etc. are request-
ed to be in the cities Friday afternoon. '
0 _..__,....—.—— .
Mr. and Mrs William lift ice of Mad-
lson street- have bden entertaining
George S. Miller and family, of Siam-
ford.
William Fay. who resigned his po
sition as stage manager at Music Hall.
has been succeeded by Frederick H.
Hunger.
The people of (‘ranhury are plan-
ning to hold the last dance of the sea-
son Friday evening III the Washington
Lodge Hall
City Tax Colice‘tor William 8. WII
cox will probably be a busy man this
week. for this is the last week III
which to pay city taxes.
A meeting of Norwalk Lodge. Broth-
erhood of Protective Order of Elks.
will hold II regular meeting" tomorrow
evening in Elks’ Hall. South Main
street. ...
‘ The social meeting of the L B. A.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
oelock in the Norwolk Congregational
Churcir. The subject will be The Gar-
dens of the liible.
George Abrams of 52 North M in
street a book keeper In the Natlo III
Biscuit Company‘ a ofllec in this citl’
has been enteltnlning his friend MI.
Gunn of Middletown, Conn.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. William Abendrotb. of New
Bituin. formerly of South Norwalk.
Mrs. Abcndroth is a anIghterIof Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Dates, of 28 Camp
street.
~Dr. Dick‘s cures grip.
The re is considerable. discussion
among the business men of the town
as to Whether or not their stores will
be kept. open Decoration Day, which
comes next. Saturday A large pro
portlorr are heartily in favor of closing
up all day.
.
The trolley wires broke. on the down
tracks in West llVian‘ in flout or the
residence of Herbert R. Smith Sand :n
afternoon about it oclock. The cars
were delayed a few minutes but the
lino force was soon at the scene, and
the trouble quickly remedied.
Ascension Day, Thursday, May 28th,
will be observed at St. Paul‘s parish
as follows: ’I'. '30 a. In. iioly Corn-
munion; 10: 30 a nr.. morning prayer.
sermon and second celebration of the
Holy Communion. Rev Francis .l.
Clay Moran, ll. A., will be the minister
in chart-.43.
The monthly missionary meeting
will be held at the young people's ser-
vice in the Norwalk Congregational
Church, Thursday evening at 7: 30
o'clock. At 8 o’clock the church pray-
or service will be held. The subject
will be Quiet influence and the story,
“A Little Child Shall Lead Them ."
...—......—
—Thirty young ladies in first part.
Latest songs screaming local hits.
Lonnie Voliett, wonder [at and pleas
"111g impersonator
Miss Agnes letlelobn. violin solos.
Miss Helena Mllierd. illustrated
' songs.
Miss Catherine V. O'Connell. Miss
Elisabeth liarkins, end ladies. O '
Sixteen boys and girls: in May fes-
tiva l.
Lady Minstrels, Hoyt's, May 28.
Joel Lowndes. formerly of South
Norwslk, now of New York city was
in town I few minutes with his high-
powered American motor car.
machine is a. peculiar looking affair.
being painted black. and is very low
to the ground. giving It a decidedly
rakish look. it also has fou‘ exhaust
pipes to thecnglne.
The money it costs for Arctic ex-
ploration comes harder every year.
Now that, Morris K. Jesups dead it
comes harder than ever. a‘ormerly
when an Arctic explorer wanted to G;
plore he went to Mr Jesup for the
llltlallaai toqx pore wéth. fie. .ss renal:
disapptii .‘ . L; can all ticen -
mops midfield): eh Arctic and
an enor eroslty n financin
its ex pm Mr.‘ ENEMY. lacks :
good denim: “tampon accessory for
another cued e can't; go to Mr.
Jesup. Rodi. am the next heft
thing—Interesting many men of sma 1-
er enthusiasm ind less generosity to
make up iri small amounts what M
Jesup would have given in one large
contribution. it Wfllucorelu hope that
he will succeed in raising the money.
We doubt very much that he will If
the pole, but we shall enjoy we at
the story of his failure. —-Wstorbury
A pair ‘
The "
I
25c, 50c, i1 no
- borne for warm weather.
} tz-Is North Main Shoat.
“fiscal-“t
' " _DRUGGRTI
I NORTH MAIN arsur. ‘
TEL. ass—4.
.u 1..
In ._,
low
Butler Lodge, No. 97 l 0.0.112
hold a regular meeting Wednesday
evening 0
James liauglr. of Merwln street. Nor.
walk, has purchased a line horse and
carriage.
Ray Sherwood, of Chestnut street,
Norwulk, has purchased a MurslrMety
motor cycle.
MI“. atrd Mrs. it. L. Coburn. of Sen-
view avenue, are enjoying a trip to
Providence, 1i. i.
The barge lied Star has arrived in
the harbor with a cargo of coal for
the ll‘erris Coal Company.
Miss Marjorie Kemp.
formerly of Norwalk. to spending a
few days with friends in Norwalk. ‘
Mrs. N. Wheeler, of 5?. North Main
street. spent Sunday with her sister.
MM. Grant, of Laurel Beach, New Ila-
ven.
a
One of the
ours was (irIVen from Nor-walk to
night.
Miss Annelle liaison is convalescing
at the lrorue of W. .l. Foster. Reed
street. from a severe attack of typhoid,
and will remain here during the aunt-
Iner.
Mrs Wprren Smith of Sbeflleldow
Sound. who has been (II for some time
was taken to the Woman's Hospital.
New York city. Saturday, and today
will undergo a serious operation.
Miss Helen Martin. of Seattle, Wash-
Ingion. who is visiting a few days
with Mrs. W. M. lIiatsclI, Reed street
returns to Boston. today. to continue
her studies at the New England Corr
servatory of Music.
trolley
by new
The overhead wire of the
company is being replaced
wire in North Main street. The worlt:
is commenced at midnight and the.
men work until the cars run in lill
morning. so there will be no lroIdInIz
lhern up.
Deputy Sheriff John \V. Sculiey is
busy today summoning jurors for the
criminal side of the Superior Court
which comes in at lir‘idgcport on
Thursday. From The Norwulks Sami
uei W. Hoyt. William G James and
Edward H. Smith have been summons
ed to appear. and front Darlen Ernest
Ii. Selleck, George ii. Stark and
James Canavan.
(.‘ fl. Kempcr of Westport. lookti
like a winner of the fishing rod whichi
is to be given away by l“. E. Lock-
wood for the largest trout caught in
the vicinity. Mr Kcnrpel brought in
a big trout this morning that he stated
he caught last night in Westport, and
it weighed exactly three pounds and
twelve ounces. This is the largest
trout on recoyd caught in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs George Hall. of Bridge
port. came to Norwalk Sunday, and
while at the home of Mr and Mrs
Charles Johnson. in ‘.West Norwaik.
Mrs. linll was stricken suddenly ill.
She was hurried to the office of Dr.
Gregory, in Norwalk in her automo-
bile and he prescribed for her. and
sister, Mrs. Theodore Hendricks. in
about the same.
1?.—
Mshor u,
“Dentist
\2 “new.“ éfi'ts. filo. Norms“:
.’ .HOMHfim-Mapn mo
.UNDAVH” to 4 P: m.
if
A Goad idea
"is worth {edema up.
We' ve good ideas about clothing—
coupled with your ideas, makes a corn
binstion. that for satisfaction you cant
beat. . .
-W‘s're ready for you—Arc you for
us?
IEO .3. Repair,
PAOHIDNAILI TAILOR.
24 'No. ‘IIIa'In' 61., ’ snowman-walk.
y,
American. -. _5
.m' , .
'i'ol , f
\
0|
Ward Benton, of Ely avenue. is very '
will ‘
of SIIInford; I
new Columbia motor,
Stamford In twelve minutes, Saturday ‘
she was then taken to the home of her ,
WSstport avenue. where-she remains
. .
Every day brings nearer the new rally for preparing the interior of the
Meanwhile even though you may not have thought
of buying, we wont to urge upon you the welcome this store extends to
visitors.
We want you to feel. Just what satisfaction it is for you to com-
, pure our kind of borne furnishings with those of the avornfio store we want
you to know by examination that this Is the real hgme for best FURNI-
' 'i'UltE. MATTINGS. CARPETS. BEDDING. CURTAINS ETC. and their
when the time comes to buy you 'rc sure of a place where everything will
, be to your satfstaetlgn
Im Am 1. Iain awe Amm-
manta for on Win in Bridge
port in “Win
The elective chiefs and past
great sacirems of the great council of
Connecticut.1mprovod 0'.- R. M.. hav-
but been made a cemmlttpc at. s re-
cent. moods: of that may. to assist
in Inuk‘lns tires:- moments for the
clitoris amour; of t to romance ntives
to the great council of the alted
States to be held In liridgep t in
September will act in conjunction
with a joint committee from the
iirldgeport tribes. ‘
Etrttntainmonts. are planned on an
extensiite scale and embrace a big
banquet. steamboat ride on the sound.
elambnkes and trolley rides. Tire sum
of. I82 000 has been IIproptinted by
70 IRA pm. A Man: amen.
Earth Without detonation.
expressed as he lay on his deathbed.
74. who lived on his farm near Bloom-
iIIs old farm wagon. fills family cin-
ers. no eulogy, and even no city mun
ufnctnred coffin. An old box, whicl
casket.
“the simple life."
weird. of “Ummfe” millionth
ln accordance with bis‘last wishes.
James Baxter. civil war veteran. aged
ington. was conveyed to his grave in
ried out his wishes in detail. no flow.
had been on the farm was the man‘s
The deceased in his lifetime lived
Ho detested the os~
imitation of his neighbors. and had al-
ways expressed himself in favor of the
IIHAIuIIcu: rm Iron? ‘
F. H. Baxter in cookies tho-
csse of dypepsln or constipation
South Norwnik or vicinity to test :
Howard's new specific for the our
these diseases.
Bo tonildeni is he that this Nina
hie llittllCillO will effect a lustful.
in a short time that he offers
fund the money should it not. WW
eessfnl.
in older to secure the calcite
ble lritroduction Mr. Baxter wl
arcgtrlar fifty cent package of
lllt dicine at balf price 25 sent!
This speciflcmf 1)r. liowa
cure slcit headache. dizzy :-
constipation. dyspepsia and all ,
of malaria and llvtr trouble: It
not simply give relief for a tin
makes permanent and complete '
.1108. 81 CO
Funertd Directors and Embalmers.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Saturday, May 23d.
For this day only,
Men’s Negligee Shirts
At 390
These are the best. made and best fitting 50c Shir... ml the mar-
ket. sizes i-i to 17, and will [Mitively not be sold at less than We
at any other time. .
The fabrics include Cluunhrny. Madras and Percale, some with
cuffs attached and others with separate cuffs.
.310 to $25
IT MAY PAY YOU TO LOOK IN OUR WINDOW.
Q
MEN S SMART SACK SUITS, the
boil values in town,
I
Willis. H. Selleck
48 and 50 Wall Street, Nerwaik.
PHONE. 1714.
Memoriai 'Dan
Our Store tn\\\ he flossd s\\ m Sstordsn.Msp
30. Open Erbium“ Sundae.
3W 33 “my
so \Dssldnoton 5t.
oUR MAY 3 sAEE , .
Muslin Underwear
It
Will Be Continued All This Week
N. E. RYAN & co.
id WASHINGTON. TREBT. SOUTH MIWALK
-..—......r.._w .. ....A. _. .-. ..-...u. ... . .
a; . . _
MONEY lNlIESTED IN A BUSINESS- EDUCAIION AT
MERRILL COLLEGE
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGSBANK lNTEREST.
lt Insurers a good Salary, Independence and always the Opponent. , I
W for Advancement.
looks um: Stationery Eros.
ITAMFORD, ,, SOUTH NORWALK,
M. A. MERRILL; Pom
Pos‘r capstan.
We Sell Our Goodall: New York Paces
< Our aim Is to make our store known as a bargain store and every effort
Is put forth to gain this REPUTATION. ~
It!
HERE lS OUR OFFERINGS. ,
LAWN waters. trimmed' with lace: and embroilcr‘yr Iregnllar prices
SlooandSlflsu ............
_SlK KW‘AIST regular price $2.25 .. .. ......... 117.49
Si
WAIST, trimmed with silk embroidery, $2.98 ..... .. 31.95
COME AND CONV lNClil YOURSELF.
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington St, So.Norwalk.
’ The} until rehearsal of the lady ruins 'I‘ilotl II'IW. ’Nflltel. of Norwalk, who
strain. to he glvon in Hoyts Theatre. had new murdered with the Frank
next Thursday evening. will be held in lyn Moore omnpany, of Winstod hard-
Iioyt's Theatre. this evening. The were mumeturersmstraveiing sales-
members of the cast are very prone» ‘tn‘umfo‘r Infill! yours, has severed his
lent to“ their parts. and a tine enter- connection with the company. He has
tainmcnt is promised. hom the ud- tokens: position for the Putnam Hard-
vanee sale of seats there will be nice ware Company, Of New York. as their
the crest commit of this state for err-
”... luMimlhnAt-a Imp
mm
' d . .
', * standstill.
’ meat and a heavy financial loss into
. the bargain.
' Groonport, L. l.. for Prince‘s Buy.
1 charts 0qu larcetract of land in Little
. Narragansett By, which will be utiliz-
'.ed for planting and growing oysters.
. to (be able 'to begin planting
' blind piles yield to Deans Ointment.
'. ~ outfits was soon relieved. finally
. on .
terta’inment purposes.
The council will be in session for
four days starting on Monday, Sep-
tember if. and on Saturday preced
log a delegation from the Bridgeport
eonrmlttee will go to New York to
meet as many of the representatives
as possible who come that way. Sun»
day morning many will attend the var
Ions churches and in the evening a
double quartet will givo a concert at
the Hotel Siratlieid.
,'l‘be great council will open at 10
o clock on Monday morning. but the
place of meeting has enot been doti-
nitcly decided upon as yet. The ses-
sion will be open for an hour, during
which time some one of prominence
III Bridgeport will deliver an address
of welcome which will be responded to
by one of the representatives. At 4
o'clock the meeting will adjourn for
the day and the deier. men will be given
a trolley ride about the city. endan
up at SteeplI-ehaso island, where an
elaborate dinner will be served at ti
o‘clock.
Tuesday the women of the party
will be entertained by II trolley ride
about the city, all being take out on
the sound for a steamboat rde at 4
p. (I. That evening the representatives
will attend one or the other of the
Bridgeport theatres.
Wednesday morning the Women of
ihe party will be t ken to New lla-
ven in trolleys nI entertained at
been (true at a lunch at Bavin Rock.
The representatives will leave for New
Haven at 2:30 p. m. and 5 p. In. a
monster clam bake will be served at
Snviu Rock.
Thursday will be devoted in basis
noun entirely and in the evening It is
planned to have the degrwn of the
order exemplified bdfore the great
councils by the best dogma teams in
the slate,
.— -—.-
OACI‘OEIA.
connzcrrcur ovsrs‘s NOTES.
Work on the oyster beds at ilridge
port has been given up temporarily.
The frequent storms of late have cans
ed the beds to llvt‘tllllt‘ completely cov
err-d up. As a result the oyster lu-
dusty at that place is completely at II.
There is much disappoint-
The Commander and (‘mumodoro
Were at East Norwalk recently, the
former on her way to Milford. and the
latter bound for l'rinee'rt lily, from
lnwnport.
Some of the East Norwnlk oyster-
men are now engaged In taking up oy-
sters from their grounds and shipping
them to itocknway, for catching again
next fall.
Tax Collector Donnelly, of Bridge-
port, received a letter from the oyster
ttrm of t-lnrltir and Sons, of New liav-
elf, asking for information as to the
proper course to take to seek reduc-
tion of the assessment of his oyster
ground In tl1e“t.‘ut ' to the west of
Btu-pleehnsc Island. Tile firm IlaiIns
been reduced
done by the dredging work in connec-
tion with the emrairuction of a new
bridge to Steeplechase island. The
firm will he informed that the board
he in February of next year.
The oystermen havv taken less need
(‘YSlt‘t‘s out of the Quinipint‘ river this
springtime the have in several years.
lleretofort, host of the old dug outs
have been in service every week day,
and sharpie and sloop have earriett
away tom. of seed. The cause of tho
dullnels In this line may be partly
due to tilt recent decision of the board
of Malth.
Inst Sunday the oyster steamers ll.
L. Lockwood. Standard and Laurel
missed licwayton- with oysters from
issuers“ Brothers, of New Haven.
aresaatkmg arrangements for the our
it is hoped
some
time next month—The Fishing Ga-
sctte. . . .
clams and ohtre shellfish.
I—ltchlng. bleeding. protruding or
Drunists all cell it.
VIOLATSD SPEED WLAWS
new HAVEN: May zit—wither Bar-
nnm: ".ai‘e student. reloaded guilty
to violating thorhuto speed law: on
Prospect street hill rocentlyl and set-
tled his case out of court. yesterday,
that the value of its erst'er beds hail ‘
one‘half by damages *
of what will have to consider the no ...
tition at Its next meeting, which will I
address III which a famous orator
asked that "Flowers you mean to se ad
for my wiliu. III-ml to brighten and
sWI-eten my lilo before it leaves me."
And he would quote the or IItor fat
that:
"if my friends have alabaster boxes
laid away full or fragrant perfumes
and affection which they intend to
break over my coffin, i would much
rather that they bring them out in my
wenriet‘ and troubled hours and open
them, flat I may be refreshed and
cheered wlriie i III-ed them. i would.
rather have a plain cpffn. without ll
flower, a funeral without a eulogy,
than a life without the swvetness of.
love and sympathy. Let us learn to
annoint our friends before their burial.
Post-mortcm kindness does not chef-r
the burdened spirit. Flowers on the
ceiliu cost no fragrance backward over
the. weary way."
Mr. Baxter carried out the ut-ntt
meals of these Words literally. nndl
asked his friends to respect them. He klc down
lived near Payne in Salt (‘ reek town- has b( It brought against the rat
ship. lie was born. lived and died on for ”(Ed damages and papers in
the same farm—liioominglorf. lnd.. unit have been served by Deputy 8 I
Dispatch to Chicago inter-(teens. Ilfl Doolan.
. it will regulate the bowels, Im .
the whole Intestinal tract. givo- :
appetite, make food taste good all
gear well, antilncrcnse vigor. "
COULD NOT USE FROZEN B
Rallnoad Company Sued by New
ford Man for Non~Dcilvery
Elven in New Milford, where !
bltion Is supposed to rule. they its
little quiet booze on the side, and
attempt to ship some of the joy w:
Into the village has resulted in .l_: '
llornitz, of llanbnry, bringing '
against the New York New its
and liartford Railroad Company. J“!
says that on January 29,1908.hc sh .
ped 12 dozen of hop beer and l2 (1
pints of ale to F. Mantani, of New
ford.
He alleges that the railroad neg
ed in (it liver the Stuff and that. if- M
ernne fr-ozIn Spiliif‘il and unfit to _
anybody' I; throat So
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber andMIllWork for Everythia
from a Piggery to a Palace.
YARD TEL. 46-3. MILL TEL. 465:
SPECIALTIES: .
LINCOLN ROOFING. a super- LADDERS, ordinary and extol}
for fabric roofing. warrantedi sion.
for eight years. FIR CUTTER. two sizes. _
TAR PAPER, 1,2. and 3- ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD
N. B. ~Commeneing this week and continuing through the s '
mcr season we will close Saturdays promptly at noon. ‘
gs.
otor Cyc
Everett’ s Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
Auburn wagons,
Carriages Of All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harness I ‘Pépairing,
Horse Chpprng and Shoerng
Cloak and {art
33 South Main Street, deth Norv‘valkH
DECORATION DAY SALE
OF
Suits, Goats, Skirts, Waiéts, l) g "
Pettt coats,
l
and Nemo Comets
As we will be closed all do; Satn Id.iy so come early during. t
if alteration may be access”) so give us time to do it.
. 5
moms SUITS, former price :20 , PE'I‘TICOATS , »
and :25 for ..... ....... ..... sto .osc."at.4s. $1.93, asap,"
LADIES’ SUITS,- former price are WAISTS. regular price- 1
and ass .......... . ........ $15 WAISTS‘ result" "‘09 31.50.“
mums. ”NI?” SUNS Ivgr⁡\vntsrs, regular»
...... s.os,ae.9s,a7.ss
ngrggs 13;") COLORED WASH - Wg‘hmmlmm ”mi“
- warm WAISTS.
- 83-98. $4.98. $598.§6- 98“ $25-06. raincoat;-
WHlTE SKIRTS, in title lawn lin- 'NEMO CORBM‘S.
canon-repute.” $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 .~ ~._ .9817. Slide, ”33¢
87.18 umn theimcommendation of City
-; Attorney Simpson, of the police court
Barnum is- a member of the Yale Auto
: etch,- and is claimed to have been get-
ting in trimmer Ithe hill climb in West.
Haven Wednesday, to be held under
thciausptces of the club.
NEW HAVEN MAN'G ESTATE.
NEW- HAyEN, May 28.~The vcn
toryion the estate of the late A dison
nnlc. of this city. who was secre-
tary and treasurer of the United ll-
.probnto court yesterday.
Murdock and Sanford B. Martin were
the a‘pmnlsert. and a total valuation
of 317. 776. 43 is placed on the éstate. O
uw—c
0rd: bmlrtng- attendance. New Yorkéity agent.
woman?
paying In a~ liner of 385 with costs of .
laminating Company. was. filed in the I‘
Charles W. 1 I .‘I‘
Why is it s manlcurlst. is always a
Sale at Beth Storm“ “
33 So. Main SIAM Norwallr’and' 515517 “Main St..
we can run mom Dumas tn ”rants parlour TH ff
|
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arrived
aiélt.
Mt“
“The one to get it a at
I The B Hershfreld &' Son 00.
Tweak r. .
,r HO“ A=Tn
I‘s.
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Norwalk Chronicler