‘ IAOH ”
RUFF. I CURTAIN. ”a to “0‘! Pllr
III‘I'rAm‘s.‘ with‘ In
IO-IovcoovOss-sgssooso .9."
Also a complain unortment‘ of Cur-
tain Materials in Laos and Militias at
E. K. BArNKS‘.
MAHAcssMo Morn. stock.
tours. nonwAi-K- .
tubal? This lilies “
ToMoasow's sENTINE‘L.‘
The Boatinel will be published to-
morrow morning. Church notices, ud-
vertise'me'ntg. and other Items or news
which ’are‘ usually printed In Barrio
dflY's editioncwlll be published tomor-
row morning‘if they are received at
the main oilicle this afternoon or early ~ ‘
in the evening.
Mrs. Williitnr Carglll. of Bridgeport.
to spending a. few days with relatives
In Norw‘alk.
Mrs. F‘r'e'derlck Andrcwa and Miss
Sadie cerglll, of Nor-.wnlk spent yes-
terday in Bridgeport.
--Btr'aw Hats, Straw Hats. 0' Brien.
Miss Mary Bradley. who. has been vis-
itlng friends In town. has returned to
ler home in Danbury.
Major David H. Miller. of George-
town, has- leased a cottage at Bell
Island. for the summer.
Frederick E. Lockwood. of Wall
street Nor walk spent yesterday In
New York city on business.
W. Badge. of New York, the popular
I-iarstrorn student, has received his
fine Thomas Ilyer rrtuto. from his home.
--l)r. Dick's cures grip.
Commodore Lewis I-l, Nash has
launched his boat Klawron. from Cap
tain MIIIe‘r-‘s ship yard In South Nor-
walk.
George 11., lluxton and Leo D.
O'Neill; of Nor-walk. will leave this
‘ evening on a business trip to Boston.
3
Mass
valib‘ii Bu’r'r and family, who haw
occupied Frank mongelil‘s certain
in lidtfillton Avenue fomevernl years
mavéfl yesterday:
---The best tricycle tire in town for
$2. rFuily guaranteed. F. E. Lock
Wood & Company.
The ball team of the Betlrcl lllgh
School is arranging to play a game 0
ball with the nine from the South Nor
walk High School.
The F'errls farm at Four Corners
on the Norwalk-New Canaan road. has
been rented for the summer to Mr. Gil
linn, of New York _,
Mr and Mrs. William Ward and son“.
William and Patti, of Lowe street
went to Danbury today, to spend sev
cral days with relatives.
'—Strnw Hats. Straw Hats 0' Brion
The game of baseball between tht
Red Men. of Norwdlk. and the Stain
lords will be played at Nerwalk Perl
at 10:15, Saturday morning. May 30.
Miss Ruiura Nichols who has beer
a guest of‘ Mrs. Charles Bishop, liar
risen” avenue. New Canaan. has re
turned to her home In South Norwalk.
Next Monday will be the last day Ir
which to pay city and school taxes In
South Nor-walk without the added pen.
alty at the rate of 9 per cent. per
year.
T. W Benedict ...lr and George ll
Smith of New Canaan. made an out:
trip' to the Masonic Lodge Norwalk
yednesday evening In Mr. Benedict'r
unnbout.
communication of Old
and A. M.
uesday
.dogrct
A stated
wen Lodge, No. 108. F‘.
will be held at Its rooms next
evening at 8 o '.clock The F.
will be worked
——Pianos to rent.
& Company.
Mrs. George Hull. of Bridgeport. Wilt
was taken suddenly Ill. last Sunday. a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Hendricks, of Weatport avenue, re
mains about the same.
Many automobile enthusiasts o‘
The Norwnlks are planning to go it
the hill climb, which is to be held at
Sport Hill. Decoration Day, at 8
o'clock in the morning
Mr. and Mrs. S M Sterling and
family. who have resided III Crovr
street. New Canaan for some time
and who have made by friends.
have removed to Norwm
”At.“ the next communication of Jeru-
salem Lodge. F. and A. M.. in Ridge—
held June I the M. M. degree. will be
coti'lerre'd.‘ District. Deputy Charles F.
Mills, of South Nor-walk. will be pres
ent
—Golf Cars. Golf Caps. 0' Brien.
The baseball team of the Norwallr
High School expects to journey to
Bethel‘. Saturday morning and play the
high school team of that place. A good
gnrrie‘ is éxpected between these
team's.
Albert Rose; one of the students at
F. E. Lockwood
the'royerlooit Agnderny. had his right .
ured Wednesday in -
thumb of y
the Ove’fioolglstlhmlan baseball game.
The bonh‘ was not hrotveh, but the
thumb swelled'badly.
George 8. Gilliam. state librarian. ‘In
Hartford has r poured
rarian of the allité' of New York the
revised.mtlltem11fli§late. contain-
ed in tilt Voll'inie'a. and the general re
port programme common. mak-
ing in all. uveawgplumes.
49 can, mouthnsnre
in appreha atloil’ to those MiYonlllalisL
slot in the ppppry anoe o emora
Day.t We elm at noon. Open Friday
nigh
also. 139 i. l1t 201: lb
Fresh Margy} 3ft lb-
Legs La 1 0 lb.‘
Forequarterii. 2c lb.
Rest Che 3:850 lflb
Pot Roan
Small
JRlUBLlc MARKET.
' Fuel. ..
“from the lib- y
ulterior“.
:3 I sorta Mink orasrr. l
' m. est-a
". Inf burial. we want to urge upon you the welcome this store extends to
’ rwhen' the time comes to buy you‘re sure of a place when everything will'
myery dai’.‘ biirigs' nearer the” necessity for preparing the Interior of the
home tor Warm we'AIbe‘r. Mohnwhile; even though you may not have thought
lavlsifors. We want you to feel just what satisfaction it Is for you to com-
pare our kind of home furnishings with those of the average store We want
:Y'pu to know by “arbitration that this Is the réni home for host FURNI-
tattoos. MA’I‘I‘INGII. «new; epitome CURTAINS,E'1C., and then
the to your satisfaction '
41.5.1...” ..
"ly
5 HM” r
Fuheral Directors and Embalmers,
Soutir' Norwalk. Conn.
Walter Adams. of New Canaan. has
been visiting in South Norwulk, for a
few days. l
—Pannmas at 0' Brlcn' s.
James Robinson. of East Norwalk,
has resumed his former position yrs
steward at the Knob.
Joseph Chiotto has secured the not-
vlces of Joseph Mueller for his lunrlr
room In South Main street. . ‘
Mrs. J‘arius Gilbert, of ltldgcfleld.
went to the Norwalk Hospital for
treatment on Wednesday of last week.
Walter Arnold, of Chestnut strt. I.
Norwnlk ls among the many who ate
being Instructed on the local trolley
lines.
-See MoGrath Ilrrow the hammer
the Alpha games, Decoration Day.
Roton Point.
lbobert. T. Ilulkelyc. or the South
Norwaik Electric Works, who has bet‘n
quite ill at his hohre In Dunbury, ls
Improving.
Court Norruk. No. 58 Foresters rot
America, held a regular meeting. last
evening at its quarters In Water
street, Norwai.
importance
tag. 3 ‘
All nwmbcrs of Imagine Fowler
Corps, No. 15, are requested to be at
(1. A. 11. Hall. as early as possible pa
Decoration Day to assist in tylug Ilow
ers and also to take part In the air
vices
——Straw lints. Straw Hats. 0 Brityn.
Miss Mnyrne Iiickcy. who has hour
In the Norwalk Hospital for
time, and has had an o Rrallon for up
pondlcltis. has returne
III Wilton avenue Norwaik and Is I
proving nicely.
The Knights of King Arthur of the
.lrsce church will hold a meeting ti in
evening at their new quarters In W 11
street. The rooms have been fitted
up and rte-decorated. making a liar
place for their' meetings.
There is considerable intercst‘ln
llaptist circles throughout the state
In the announcement that the lit-I lir.
Nathan E. Wood. for nine years prpa
ident of the Newton Theological Sent
Innry. tendered his resignation three
weeks ago. to become directive Jan-
uary l. 1909, and that it has been an
roptcd and a.- committee appointed lto
select a successor.
-—A line of the best bicycle tires In
town. Guaranteed. Prices front 1$2
up.
or
iii
‘up before the mort-
ll
1“. E. Lockwood 6‘; Company. .
The work of moving the Thomas A.
llull house has been suspended for a
short time while the foundations l‘t
being completed on the lot in the nor
of the Baptist Church. where the boost
is to stand. Tire house now stands on
Terrace place. I. was moved enti ly
oft West street. nd out. of the way of
the street railway yesterday afternoon
within the three days' time estimated
by the contractor. W. I". Coggswcll of
South Norwalk. The trolley company
had Its wires replaced and cars run-
ning again as usual early In the eve
ulng,--Danbury News.
-Panrtnrds at O‘llrien's. . l
The Hoyt-Butler wedding party start
cd out yesterday afternoon in auto
mobiles which attracted considerable
attention as they apeedod through the
city Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt the newly
married couple. Were taken to South
Norwallr by Stuart 51an In Alex S.
McLean’s Perle-Hartwford upon which
had been fastened and hung a variety
of more or less interesting signs of the
usual character. They were accompan
led by a large number of their yoryng
friends In other automobiles. At Sor th
Norwadk. Mr and Mrs. Hoyt took the
express for New York city. «Dnnburr
News. . . y
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. ’ ‘DT: “NEW.
\2 mainland .15“ SD: Walk.
this
HOURS—8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
stbAmtz to 4 p. at.
AAA
\
Eur
Neatness In Dress
rind a good personal appearance re
not to be disre arded. This Is an age
or progress. an the man who Is care-
inl in his dress Is forging ahead. or
me careless felitip'i. ' H‘s attracts more
pol'ta‘ir‘ce to hiinseli an has that
Minis" 0f satisfatttioli 'th character-
lacs the well-dressed man. .
are si‘ K0"""’“‘
‘ lFAsH‘IONABLI TAiLoa.
‘fl-‘Nln” MITW'CL,‘ 600th NorwAIk.
. To» “It.
\‘ 4 l
'\ t l
No business of great.
Billlli' .
to bar Irorrro -
The Right Clothes
" FOR. MEN '
9 Memorial Day Wear
" Blue Serge Suits, $10 to $22.50
Light Weight. Hand‘Tsilored $15 to $30
Suits.in the newest mixtures,
Wlsrirfitasnd Colored Negligee 50C to $2.50
$1.00
A special Soft Collar Shirtaoi line mer-
cerized material. at - -
Peg-top Trousers. of light weight wool and worsted mate-
rials, also kahki. White Duck Trousers.
Cool. Comfortable Underwear. Fancy Hosiery. Straw lists.
Yacht and Golf Cops.
H.
Clothing at the Right Sort.
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PHO NE. 171- 2.
Memorial 'Dau
Oar 5.30“ am he Chest a\\ tan Saturdsn.'ltisn
30. Boon 3st... Snorting.
sum 83 Ryan.
...—...». "gym-..-...” ...... .- -..-www... ......
Iii) Washington St.
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‘ THE PARIS
Cloak and Suit House
33 South Main Street, South Norwslk.
DECORATION DAY SALE
SliitS, Coats. Skirts, wares, Dresses
Petticoats, and "Nettie Comets;
As no will be closed all day Saturday so come early during the week.
if alteration may be necessary so glv 9 us‘ time to do It.
erDli‘. S‘ SUITS, forlnc. price $20 . PFII‘TICOATS.
and 325. for ....... . ........ $10 932:. 31:43 $198. :2. as up to $493
LADIES SUITS. former price $30 WAISTS. regular price $1..00 for. 8317:
mm 335 ...................... $15 WAIS’I‘S regular price $1. 50, for 98¢
LADIES“ LINEN sun‘s w'l,’0‘owmw’“s” ”mm" ""3“:
.......... $5.63. $6.98 $7.93 wiiiru vii-33""'rgé‘h‘np'éflw
wluiiérgslsgyn COLORED WASH 33 3.00.
urn AISTS. rice
33.93 “99 35R.” 35-93 ‘0 $25-00 wit 50. All] ......... regular} $2.
warm SKIRTS. in fine lawn. lin- NEMO censure.
on and rep . ..... $1 ”98 $2. 98. $3. 98] . . . . . . 986, $1.48. $1.98, $2.93. $3.48
Sale In Both Stings:
33 80. Main St, so. Norwalk and 515- 517 iiain‘fi .Stam‘lord
WLARE THE LARGEST DEALE RS IN THIS PART OF THE STATE.
Her fs “More
Haze, “
Thé place to get itis at 'l .
The B. .Htrshfieid" 81 Shh nCO;’s,
TELM 1’! WATER ST
1.
H
3"“ .
4LPrograms manta In Confinemen-
1 Address.
tton of Mdmorisi Day.
Tire higher grades of the Center
school of Norwalk held their exercises
yesterday afternoon, In accordance
with the custom In the past III honor
of Memorial Day.
Tire flue program which was pre-
pared for the occasion was meet pleas-l
ingly carried out. Among the many
dltllcnlt parts was the recitation “The
Challenge ” by Miss Frerwiia llhle.
accompanied by Miss Jeannette Uhlo
on the. piano. The oration. t‘Toussalnt
L'Ouverture,” by Lester Wyeth. was
very much appreciated by the audi-
once as were many others of the fea-
tures
At-tbe close of the affair Rev. James
11. Werner. of the Grace Church. deliv-
cred a wry Interesting address which
gave the Importancc In many ways
of gaining a patriotic spirit. while in
youth.
There. was quite a number of par-
ents present. also a goodly nurnbcr
front the WOIIIIIII' a Hello: Corps. and
.the Buckingham i’ost members. which
were Invited.
The program in foil was:
Song by the School—The Battle llymn
of the Republic. ‘
Recitationw'l‘he Origin of Decoration
, Day.
Norman Btnnnard
Recitation—-'I‘ho lirldo ol' Ilattcry It,
Clara Rnlston
'ltccitntionwlrr ()‘rre (Irav,e
Marion Thompson
Recitation—~Tho ()ld Musket. .
Lillian Lynch.
Violin and Piano Duet,
Leo and Mary Srrzcopkovlski
_ Recitationlerat ls Done on Mcmor
Ial Day,
Five i’upils of Grade F‘our.
ltecltntlon—v'l‘hc llnby and the Sol-
diera,
Miriam Hubert.
3 Recitation—The Challenge,
. Frettertai llhlo.
, Keller's American Hymn.
Sixth. Seventh and Eighth Grades.
R Cratlon—“Toniuaint L'Ouvertnre."
Mater Wyeth.
. Decismation—«fllecoratlng the Critics
of Our Ileroic. Dead. "
Leo Sczccpkowakl.
; l’lnno Solon—Thr- liattlc of Waterloo.
Maud I’ollar d.
The Rev. Mr. Werner.
National llytnnw-Arucrica.
School and Guests.
This afternoon the First. Second and
Third Grades held their exercises at
the school. The following program
was presented:
Marchmhlnrchlng Through Georgia.
SotlgR-«lirlnglng Flowers.
Rooms 11 and C.
llocllatioIr——~I'tumembrant-e,
Room It.
Soun«ltosva,
Room (3.
lmblcrns of lira-oration lluy. '
Elsie
Elisabeth SIaunon. Edna liurt,
Ocrtlc.
Song —-SOIdlcr iioy,
‘ Room 11.
llccliatIon-«For My Country,
Room 0.
Song~~tiur Flag. '
lloom II.
lttwltntion-R—Mcmorlai tiny.
ilnvitl Warner. Myrtle Ehrhart. Edna
(Iohlcr. Frank Richter.
Song—~iAIllaby,
Adena Yoat.
Recitation—”For tirnudpa's Sake.
Evelyn Ferris.
Bung-rill Swuet Rerrrembronce,
Room 0.
lttRcIIniion—-A Mortitylng Mistake.
Ethel li‘I-iedlrurder.
lIrilI--~A~rulrs-dulrdub!
Room 11.
Scatter the Flowers.
Room I).
Songw
IIriIl—- »
Room I).
SongRR-tl. Columbia. Gem of tho ()ccan.
llPtlliflllDll“
lionald Shepard.
Tribute 0! the Flowers.
Tribute of the Trees.
Tribute of the Raindrops.
Tribute of the I’laus.
Flag Salute.
Song-RRAnIr-rica.
.School and. Guests.
...—4......
CASTOR IA
For nuns and Children.
monument: Birgit
A REM AR KABLE TRIBUTE.
Handsome Loving Cup Promoted R10
. OnAuguotuo F. Board. of Norwalk.
From The Congregationalist of May
33. .we learn that the seventy fifth
birthday of Dr. A. F. Beard. honorary
secretary and editor of ’the American
Mrsslonnry Assoc,iat.lon received an
unexpected. recurznltion. A group head-
ed by such legroes as William Pick-
ens, the 1 ale .grpduate new at Tallaue-
ground including five hundred negro.
indlan and white persons. representing
over fifty Institutions united to give
him a Tiffany luring cup. This, with
engrossed t iinroninlo. was presented
at a Iuncbe In New York .
—-Dyspen°l:t Is. American's curse
Eurdocir wood Bitters conquers dyst
oepsia every time. It drives out Im-
purifies. tones the Mormon. restores
perfect digefitlon.‘ normed weight. an'il
good health ._ ‘R .
.———————-—d—
STATUES rmlursrsnfis
Con lderlng how gr‘eitt a part the
minis ore of
have played in the national life for
at least ten centuries. It Is simply
Haatonndlng to find litiw few are the
statues that. 'have‘been raised to them
in public places during the past five
hundred years or so.—-Snnday Strnnd.
....
RILU'
Ciold Medal Flour makes halting easy.
TIInItusA.
"We can" start a mining combination
on a quire of letter paper and a busted
typewriter. "
"Then let’s take over" the Atlantic,
Pacific Anti Indian oceans; and make It
a shipping‘proposltiorr."
I
all tour detrcrnfnations
IL“
WINSTEI), May 29.—-Thc will
llenry (lay.
few
today.
left
thought to be worth three- q-uarters ol' pleaded guilty to having com“?
a. million. ‘
silllEN Friday Evening Until 10 o’CIoele
2. heuisniehed ruiiie on neck and sleeves great value: at 25c.
“ day 150.
:~ i'RtR
ls put forth to gain thlti REPUT Ti N.
its----e.~--...--m_..- WW... _
Under price Values for Fri
' or share. plain tucked lawns and allover embroidery fronts. all new
{ get-s. the is .00 Rind. at $1.50; the $1.75 quality at v.25.
' lace shoulder strap silk tops and lace trimmed neck, regular
:.- “’1
. as much as a Parasol
at the lowest prices ever. named for these goods. 19c.
sell the best. values to he found anywhere at the prices quoted. “7
V. will pay you to come here and In vestlgate.
‘1 prices on Undermuslias should do so now.
W‘ESED‘GIIIGODdSuNeWYdI
Will Serve You Hedi“
You want to buy in the most comfortable store. in M
stoic which Screen You Desi as to quality and variety oi Iner‘
chandiscwthai is Wanamaker’ s.
I ‘.‘R
b
Vast floor space. rotundas and roomy aisles make Wam- >' 1
. Ari invitirig‘Ten’Room, a big"
breezy Restaurant and commodious Waiting Rooms contribute
further to the comiort and convenience at out-obtown sh‘oppem".
All reeds lead to Wanamaker’s. Eaayloi access from every
point. time and strength are saved '31 the outset oi the day’s
shopping.
maker’s the coolest retail slorc.’
r".
V .!
Exacting standards and months oi tireless eliort, energy
and search, are back oi the splendid assortments of Spring and '
Summer merchandise. Buying directly and in enormous quan-
tities. prices are the lowest for the line character of the goods
presented. tlrcreiorc Wnnnmuker's Serves You Best as to qual-
ity, variety and moderate prices.
No storc presents finer summer dresses, suits, coats and
nillinery or .such superb stocks of dress goods. Wanamaker
clothing [or men and boys gives unqualified satisfaction in
quality. style and workmanship. Our stocks oi summer under-
wear and hosiery ior men, women and children are now corn-
plete. No good sort,’ Americnh or foreign, is omitted.
It you have not bought your summer outfit. or put your
house in summer dress. come to Wanamakcr’s—*
Wanarnakcr's Will Serve You Bcht.
nouns- MAMAMAREIH 1
Formerly Broadway. Fourth Avenue
A. T. Show! Gib; 'Euiuh la Tenth Street
NewYoI-lh City
' ia—
~~V- _.._, -.
WINOTED BANKER 8 W L ‘ STONINGTON BURGLAR SENT
of ED. .
the banker who (use .1} NEW LONDON, May 29.4
days ago. was offered for prob ttc- Benson, of Stonlagton was sen ‘ .
Everything without reserve is to one year in jail by Judge M
The Ashlie the Superior court, yesterday
to the widow
burglary.
sarmtbrtr. 2.1m. stirs: béin'g a‘ legit
holiday;our-Store'will’be'CLOSEDALL'DAY.
For the nccommmlation of those who are working during the day.
and cannot do their shopping. w 9 will keep .
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
A good assortmem 01 styles In Ladies' White Waists, incl
muesli regular prices 31.: and $1 50, at 31 ..oo
. NEVA! antiwar: or n a lawn or lingerie clotll Vern
styles. regu r price: 31.00 I: .16 end 82. 98. at $1.75.“ ’
Children‘s (lulrupes. flnelawn. yoke trimmed with embroideryi
Black and White Silk Gloves. 16 button length. double tippéd Int
Genuine Pure Silk Hose, tan. black. white. pink and sky blue.
worth $1.130. You'll be surprised at the price. $1 ..00
Silk Genre Lisle Hose. with a lustre that makes them look like 3
real silk. always big sellers at 25c pair: today 19c. .. '
Women“ Fine Ribbed Summer Vcsts sleeveless. Valen .-
19c: a wonder ht 'I‘wa for 25¢.
Also Women a Fine Silk Lisle Vesta, hand crochet lace trim ,‘
regular 50c quality at 39c. . '
Several styles of 50c Belts. Including trrn leather and sour
styles In gilt combinations. half price. 25c. ..
Bo war-Not. merely a few. but many styles. including large ”N
w" Lace news, Jabots. etc. It gulhr 25c and title kinds. at 33¢.
here Is no toy you can give a female child that she will so ..
We like to see the little ones happy!» -
place on sale today a nice assortment of Children’ s Paranoia. all new
Our goods are meritorious; and the prices are not mislead!
N B.——Frlday is the laét- day of our Mav Underwear Sale.‘
These who have not. already taken advantage of our spam
N; E RYAN & CC...
. Journalist:
Our aim is to make our stor kn wn as a bargain store. and it
HERE airworthiness.
LAWN WAISTS. trimmed with lace and cmhmldory; regular prl . R
SILK WAIS
SILK WAIST. trimmed with silk embroidery, $2. 98 I.
$1.25........ .........,.;....
$1. 00 an
regular price $2 25
~n.u.-s- onus-unassi-
on,
.-~¢.n I“ i-ncno-...---.--Ioe-s
COME AND CONV [NOE YOURSELF
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