StraWberry Shori Cake with Whipped Cream at the Restaurant. . »- I Pure iCii'CREAM at Store LANE’S ll millionaire Will thou communicating with The Sentinel by telephone please do it in this way: with regard to sinus, call 923: with regard to news, call 92-2. if they will kindly do so. it will greatly couvenlsnce this office and so. sure more promm attention. ._ WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer. The pressure has changed but little during the past. twenty-four hours. The area of high pressure is' producing cool, pleasant weather in the Lake region and along the coast north of Hatteras. Fronts were report- ed from the northern portions of New England. The. shower area in the western sections has moved as far east. as Ohio. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with slightly higher telllpcraturc. Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis, of Norwalk. is in Hartford today on business. -—Window and Door Screens a spec- ialty, at St. John & Keyser‘s. Phone 310. The town clerk‘s allies in the Town lihibuiidlng In Wall street will close each Saturday afternoon in the sum- nlcr at 1 o‘clock. The seiectmen of the town are driv- ing over the streets today. and on the outskirts of the town. seeing where re- pairs are needed. The Bethany Guild will hold a spec- ial business meeting on Friday even- ing ill the Guild room to compleltI nr- rangements for a strawberry festi- val. CockenOo iillymakcrs will hold a sellllannual meeting tomorrow oven- iug at its quarters in the Gazette building. Nomination of oiliccrs will take place. Ponassus Council. Royal Arcanum. held a regular business meeting last evening at its quarters in Wall street. Norwalk. No bllsluoss'of importance was transacted. A’ son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Winant. of 29 Cedar street. Saturday. Mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs. Winallt was formerly Miss Marguerite Mulvey. of South Norwalk. The degree team of Court Nnrruk. thirty strong. together with several more members of the Court. will go in Georgetown next. Monday night and confer the degree work for Court Georgetown. Rev. DeWitt T. Van Doren remains about the same at his home ill East avenue, where he has been confined for several weeks with nerve troubles. Mrs. Van Doren and "Ted" Van Doren are also confined to their bed with bronchitis. The Seventh Company. Coast Artil< lery, held a. drill last evening at the Armory. The men were taught. the new rules of the Artillery, and given many instructions which will be useful at camp. There is only one more drill before they leave for camp. The marriage has been announced of Miss Evelyn Smith to Thomas liar- rigan, both of Norwalk. to take place at St. Marys Church, Tuesday morn ing. June 9th. Both parties have many friends in The Norwalks who will hear of the news with surprise The new three horse hitch for the Old Well Hook and Ladder Company truck was shipped Monday from El- mira. New York, according to a letter ll cclved this morning by Chief iiaroid lI‘. Clark. of the Fire Department. The new bitch is expected to arrive in this t in today and will be immediately ad- jusled to the truck. Weather Prophet Ira R Hicks of St Louis. predicts a pretty lively .lulle Today and tomorrow will be days of rising temperature out West with a. failing barometer and gathering sltrnl clouds. Saturday. Sunday and Monday these “conditions" will be moving matched and slowing worse as they come. By Friday. the 12th look ollt for heavy storms; also for earthquakes and volcanic eruptidns ill “Illulllelous parts of the earth." Look out for them again as the month draws to a close. and for “ a general crisis" within three days of Sunday. the. 28th. 74 Washington at. 'j plank. Whisk-Brooks: Chamois and Haiti Brushes. Stillson-i’ow’eil Corporation, Prescription Drowns. " 1 loath sol-walk. noon emu-y. is Your Boat if insured Against Fire? I! not, call on TAYLOR & GOLDEN and lot a Policy. ‘ Tel. toss. 1 'BAX’i‘itR-‘S Commun‘d Syrup of Salsaparilla. A rsmsdy’tor Pimplca, POItuial. ’. Tether or Suit. Rheum, matches, Tum- -; ors, Bolts. Ringworm, Ulcers, Scrotu- ’, la and Blood Diseases. 75c poms. fig 1 ANDERSON '8 Launch Works. Bolt Frames set up and my to All kinds of repair work. Launches of all site. built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shall Point. Narwalk TESTING THE FIRE APPARATUS. City of Norwalk'a Fire Fighters and Appliances in Good Condition. That. the tire steamer of tho Norwaik Department is ill first-class working order at all times was shown ill the operations last evening. It presents quite a sight as it. works. and about 400 people lined the streets along the course to Wilton avenue, to watch the huge machine as it passed. At Just 8 o'clock Box 25, which is located at the corner of Wilton ave- nue nlld Cross street. was pulled, and the whole depnrtlllent responded. The Pioneer Company‘s hook and ladder truck drove to tinI Paper Poll and Box factory. and tile ladders were raised and tested. The Phoenix stcamcr went to the foot of the little grade. ill Wilton ave hue. and the hose was connected with tile hydrant near the home of Mrs ii. iI‘itzmlllIrice. Things ware rather exciting about here. The Hope ilose Company's truck quickly laid the hose. from the. steamer to the iron bridge, and the water was tilrowu into the river. Tile steamer and all the apparatus worked Well. The hose burst once. bllt was quickly repaired with a luck- (It. With Iiit‘ gage on thtI steamer up to 170 pounds, till'ce streams of wu. ter was thrown high in the. air. The pressure was then turned into olltI hose. and worked line. When the test was over "it" hydrant refused to close, and there was some hustling about for a few minutes. tlev eral attempts to close it wci‘e made. by Joseph Caillll. as both openings on Iilt‘ sldlI of tile hydrants Wore open. allow ing the water to rush out. first one was opened. several of the spectators, who wouldll 0t heed the warning to move, were wet. The water was finally turned off. bllt not before tiltI yard and collar oi Mrs. ii. r‘iunluurice was tilled with water SOCIETY COLONIAL WARS. Committee Will Represent it at Meet~ ing of Bridge Association. When the annual meeting of the Connecticut Society at the (‘Oitllllai< Wars was held ill Hartford. Charles lI: Cross was made chairman of n colu- lllittee to be appointed by him to or range to have the society represented at the dedication of the new bridge across the Connecticut rlvcl‘. The bridge commission has called a met-l- ing of all the societies and organiza- tions illtcrsted ill the. dedication to meet with the commission on Julle ii to fix a date for dedication and the form the dedication should take. Mr. (irons ycstolday appointed the follow lug committee to represent iii!) society at the meeting. Major Dela P. Learned of Nor- wich; James J. Goodwin of New York; lion. F J. Kingsllurv. of Water bury; Prof Theodore iI‘ Woolsey of New Haven: Rev. Dr. Francis Good- ‘WIII, ofiiartford; Hon. John ii Perry. of Soutllport; Ralph W Cutler Hartford; George I) Seymour. of New Haven. ulld Frank B. Gay. of ilurtford ENTERTAINMENTS. THE BASEBALL MINSTREIS. Do not forget. the Hoyt Baseball Millstrcls. under the auspices of thc Norwaik Bull Club at iioy‘ts Theatre. Saturday night June. tith. This com pany will play the Norwalk Baseball ( illb ill the afternoon on their grounds. This is a bona tide attlactlon, both as a. ball team ulld mlustrel show. and is without exception the greatest or- ganization of its kind on the road. Tiit‘ regular price of admission will be chulged for the game and prices for the minstroi show are 2! lC. 35c and bile. Do not fall to secure volll seats which are on sale at the box office. and from members of the ball club. NEW YORK PAYING TELLER SUI- CIDES. NEW YORK. June 3.—Cllarles T. Muir. puying’teller of the 42nd street branch of the Corn Exchange Banks. committed suicide today in the base- ment of the bank. SENATOR ALLISON NOMINATED. DES MOINES. loam” June 3.»Ac— cording to returns received this' morn ing Senator Allison is nominated [in lied State. senator by a majority of flllly 12. 000 over Governor A B. Cum- mills. Post Cllrds.Wholesale and Retail 200.000 Cards of South Norwalk Norwnik. East Norwalk. West Nor- walk, Winnipnuk. Rowayton. Belle island Roton Point. Hickory Ilium! Catholic Club, South Norwalk Filtr-a tion Plant. Country Club. Harstrom School. Miss Iialrd's Institute, Moon- light Views of Green Roof Light, Knob Outing Club, Manresa island. Long Beach; aide 250 other views of South Norwalk and vicinity. Coleman' s News Store. to North Main 8L, South Nomllt. Agent for A. O. Spaidlng’s Iaubal. and Spontaneous. When the , S ' g S 't V T. ' A , Ime. Memorial Day marks the beginning of Summer—- Serge Suit Time. Nothing better than Serge to wear in the Summertime. if the serge is right and tailored right. ' I. There‘s the rub—a meaner piece of cloth to tailor than a poor serve is hard to imagine. Any Serge Suit you get at our store carries a guarantee of quality in which you may rely. \. Every Serge Suit' as hand tailored. Blue or black Serge suits-Jain colors of course—- $10. $12. $15 and up to $25. Scif- -stripcd and striped blue scrges, $Is.- $!8 and up to $25. Satisfaction or your money back. '4. 14 South Main Street. Telepho'le Cali 635-1. 4 WWW» FILES MORTGAGE FOR 0300.000.000 C. B. a. Q. Railroad Objects to Fee of 3100.000. and Paper is Hold Up. ST“ PAUL, Minn, June li.~—.\ nltll‘l' gage covering all of tile property of the t‘ilicago, Illlrllllgton 8; Quincy itnilrollli. valued at Sillltlditltijltlti. run- ning to the Central Trust Company of New York, was offered for filing to the secretary of static yesterday. but that tlliicini hold up tillI document pending the receipt of the filing fIIII of 8100.» PROUTY DEFEATS HULL. ’c—O‘ Surprise as the Result of the Pri- maries in Ohio. illit-l MOINI-ts. 1a.. .lumI ti.——Ono of the sensational results of yesterday's primaries ls thou-lcctton of Judge S. i-‘. l’routy for member of Clfligross. who defeated Representative linli by an estimated plurality of l.‘.lt)tl. Judge I'ltllil} curried i'tIlk. Story. Marion and Dallas counties. iiu cm» titlti. The ice demanded by the soc- rII-d nearly t-u-Iy prccincl Ill lies rctury. known as tiltI mortgage l't'gib" Motors and Pull. county. in tax vlilbil is M) Nails on Inch (‘ollglcsslllnu lluii lulinv confided ills ilt‘ I‘ilzlt in l'luutv Mr. illlll ls tin-lumen of tillI iloulic (‘ollllllitlm- on Military Affairs .3A..¢K..~m a. w... $i00 was dclllurlml to bv the oflltlals of the load they (‘iuiilITfIiz to be ex- empt under the gross earning tux. W THE VA E OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HIS MOUTH. The best blends in any horse's pedigree after all are $000 feed and hay. With plenty of good clean grain and l .i\' with good mum of course. the avcrugo animal will tnln out a hood IIIN‘I'I “no". in» his sire and dulll Will It they all]. We give lots If credit to blood and lucedlng. and \t‘f‘v little to food and care: yet what . \Hiliitl tili\ of our horses ev l- I nuoulplisllml on fililllnfrtliit‘ tics- cvnt and uncmph stuuluc‘h.’ lcdlg‘rlc IlliI\ is a u: all staff to suppolt horse or than through life. And the quality of ill" grain \on feed )0“! animals is as iliilllllidlli as tho qllailtv of the food _\t)li eat. llow kcrs iI‘crt Hints For lawn. (lumen and Field. Buy Oats That. Clsln. MANUEL TORO HATCH. NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CNURCHILL. MR. CREWE’S CAREER, by the Author of "Collision." $1.15 William P. Beers’ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. 49 WALL STREET. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK._ Crabs a... Lobitcrs Butter, Fiat. Steak Cod and Weakfish. all lilo lb. Mackerel. Porgics. Sea Bass. Eels. Shad, Halibut. Pollock. , Opened Long Clams, Roasting Clams. Long and Round Clams. Cutbill’s 1 Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. fl .,. w ...,... ’“MWT‘“"“‘V‘“"— Norwaik Savings SOciety, 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. INCORPORATED 1849. Deposits over - - - $3,525,000.00 , DIRECTORS; csoncs M. HOLMES WILLIAM A. cum-la ensures a. saunas noses i-l. CLOVER FREDERICK A.l‘i.L8 came 0, cases. FLOYD nausea: Heunv F. cotglunn ' P” So. Norwaik T to ‘- Co. l‘i’r‘ ‘-I. offers every accommodation consistent With good banking methods. Your business placed With lis will be safely and expeditiously handled. Service Is the Keynote of Our Success About Our SODA Fountain Everything aboutlt is closn and sun- itnry. The service is excellent. All tho latest drinks are served. ice Cream Soda. all flavors; College loss. with crushed fruits; Phosphates and Egg Drinks of all kinds. When out shopping or when you want. a. particularly nice. long. cool drink. stop at our Soda lI‘oulItniIl. THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, THE PREBCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Call, 15-2. All Goods Delivered Pros of Charge. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL S'l‘lildl‘d’i‘. l0:iti a. m.-—-l’l'iccs of stocks bl‘tlke with some violence when trading begun at the Stock Ex- change today. After the sale of 200 shares of l'nioll Pacific at H? 7-8. there were simultaneous sales of 0.1500 shares from H? i~2 to 146 34. The. last price yesterday was 149 Hi. South- orll i’ncllic fell 2. St. Paul 1 5-8, ill-ad- tag 1 3S. and practically all of the active speculative stocks from a large fraction to i H. WALL STREET. were further rcccssiolls ill St. Paul and American Sim-lung before. the support to linion Pacific turned the market upwards. but first prices were generally the lowest. 'i‘lle rebound reduced most of the losses to small fractions. l'nioll i’m‘lilc rising to with- in as of yesterday's closing. llnsi- Iless twcuulc quiet on the rally. but the Illnrkct was holding well at it tl’t‘lm‘k. WALL STREET, Noon—Tho rc- covery «mint opening lessoa was illlidII t‘tllliIIIt'T?‘\ by the continuance of II n, Ins-There the upward lumclllcllt. There. were fractional rtcossloas again before noou. llonds new irregular. \VAIJ. S'l‘itltlII'l‘, l p. tin—Prices steadied :lftcr tllc reaction had full to .l poillt ill Union Pacific. The loudels .Iv-Ilrasld about in. below yestcldnys final prices and speculation was vet) dull CLEVELAND. 0.. June 3.—<Foilo\\~ ing the cut of Si pcr it)“ on bur steel, announced yesterday, the bar iron manufacturers ttllIlly rcdllccd lilt‘ price of bar iron from $210 a (”It to $27. NEW I tiiiK, .lllne 3"Till‘ Aillvl'If‘nll Smelling and itciinlng Company today declared dllllrtclly dividends of one per cont. on the columou stuck and l-It per cent. on the preferred. iiotll divi- dends arc unchanged from the lust previous quurtcr. Directors of the American Tobacco Company lutilly declared a quarterly dividend of it, ilt'i‘ ccllt. oft preferred stock. This is Illlchtlngcd from the lust previous quarter. ' ‘ FRENCH POLICE RUNNING DOWN CLUES. Trying to Find Murderer: of Artist Steinbell and His Motherdlew. PARIS. .lumI 3.~*:\Iill0ilflll the police are scouring the criminal quarters of Paris. crossexnminlug artists“ models and running down every clue. no or- ' rests have yet been made ill the. case of Artist Stelnileil. who. with his lilfllilt‘l‘-ili~ln\\" Madame .Iapy. was mur- dered ill his house early Sunday morn ing. The papers of Parts are now a] most ullullilllolls ill declaring that the real secret of the tragedy remains to be elucidated. Much attention has been directed to the widow of M. Stelnhell. who is a handsome. popular and attractive blonde. and who was ill the house at the time of the murder. Especial cm‘ ‘ phasls is laid upon the fact that she ‘ sent away the cook, a large and strong woman. the day before the crime. and declined the offer of a watchdog made by some neighbors. Attention is called also to tho clr cnmstnnrcs that the only traces of ink from the over-turned ink well were found upon the bed upon which Madame ' Steinbeil was discovers bound and gagged. it is alleged also that the beds upon which'Steinheil and his mother-tn-law wore soppoaed to have been sleeping were only rumpled and the indications all are that Mad- ame .lupy's body was placed nopn the bed after she had been strangled. Madame Steinheii is prostrated nnd hysterical and has been removed to the residence of a friend. Count Ar- lono. for treatment. ‘ BERKELEY DIVINITY SCHOOL MlDDLE‘I‘OWN. June 3.—-Thc an- nudl meeting of the. alumni of the Berkeley Divinity: School was held ill the Williams Library ‘thls morning. and RI. Rev. Dr. Frederick Reese. at one time a member of the class of' . 1878. recently consecrated bishop or honorary The oili- Georgia was elected an member or the association. [carrier the next year Were chosen as toilows: '.Prssldent Bishop Brewster. of Corr- ne'eticut; honor y vice-presidents. illiops Niles. 0 New Hampshirhi: about. of Soutltliikl Ohio Leenar Ohiop Nichols, or California. Nel~ ioa: of Atlanta; Wells, of Suoknne; _ White. of Michigan City: Moreland. of Sacramento; Partridge. of Kyoto: Van Bum of Porto. Rico; Oimltsld. of Central New York: Beclmltb, of Ala. llama: lanes. of Newark. N. J.; Nei- lon. of Albany (condiutor); strange. . of East Carolina; Woodcock. of Ken- tucky: Johnson of South Dakota (or slstnnt): Webb, of Milwaukee: Pub dock. of t Orange. and noose, of Georgia. “in _ d' fourth annual ordination at the Berke- , legs, Cambridge Theological School; YACHTING' CAPS. MONDAY, 1 . All improvementin looks— , . By wearing our up-todate Clothes. Straw Hats-é- SUMMER T OGGERY. l t P Pure m Daily Bulletin w FOR WEEK OOMMINOINQ $1.50. $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00. . - . . 50c, $1.50 JUNE 1ST. 40 SmmpsFreeWithsocPumhase Teas and Coffees. Per Pound. Cut Price Specials. . A. it 1'. Corn Starch. pkg. ................ . ...... 4-. 5c. Regular Price 76 A a l‘. Stove Polish, pkg. ........... . ........... 4 3c. Regular Price 56 A. a i’. llllslng 300qu iii. pkg. .............. 5c. Regular Price to l'cnnul iiuttcr. a pound .............. ,. ............ 12c. Regular Price 150 1. l. .\. l.. Starch large package .................... 4 tie. Regular Price 90‘ i. X. 1. Starch small package ..... .... ........ .... 30- R9801” Price 1‘50 hinrshalls Klppercd iicrrings. can ..... "i ..... fill/3c. Regular Price 1“ l0 Stamps with 2 boxes Matches. cacll .......................... 5c in Stamps with I pkg. Nivara 100 It) Stamps with 11.. ill. can Cocoa . 200 to Stumps with 1 pkg. Mule Team liorILv 12c 10 Stamps with 1 hot. Wor. Sauce 12c 10 stamps with i can Evan. Cream 10c Extra Stamps with GroCer'ies. 10 Stamps with 2 cans Evap. Cream. each ................... W59 10 Stamps with 1 hot. Catsup .... 18¢] 10 Stamps with 2 cans Baked Beans. eacil..... ........ ......10° 20 Stamps with 1 can Asparagus,“ _ at.... ............... .........35c Products. Full Weight , Tel. No. 909. FREE DELIVERY. ”wt-J! CANDIDATES FOR DEACONATE. Fifty-fourth Ordination of the BOI‘kuB- ' ley Divinity School. MIDDLETOWN. June 3.--—The fifty- icy Divinity chool was held in-the Church of the oiy Tflnity this morn. ing at 11 o'clock. Eight‘candldates for the deaconate were presented to Bi- shop lirewster. They whre: Frederick l3. Bartlett, Trinity Coi- Wiilianl V. Roberts. Trinity College; Charles Jarvis Harriman, Trillity Col lege; John P. Dallas. Yale University; Arthur Adams. Rutgers College: Dan- iel E. Putnam. Dartmouth; all of the diocese of Connecticut. Also from Michigan Ito be Ordained for the bishop of that diocese. William F. Bulkeley. Trinity College, and Berkeley Divinity School, and one from Oregon to be ordained for the bishop of that diocese. Roy Edgar Remington. One candidate was pre sealed to the- bishop of Indianapolis He was GeorgsIP. T. O. S. ”gent Yale University. Of the desserts ordained today Mr Bartlett and M! iRenIIngton are tc' work lu‘ibe bliss field of Oregon and Mr. Roberts in at or South Dl kotll: Mg Harrininn is to curate in All Saints‘ Church, Worcester, Mass and Mt. Dallas. in St Johns Church Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food The Iii. Illillliil it Pflilili iii 80. 124 Washington 8L. South Nomlk. DICK’S FISH . 180 Washington Street Bridge. , Buck and Roe Shad, Sahnon, Bluefish, Weak ‘ fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock, " ' Rockaway Oysters, Etc. “flmmw Waterbury. Dr. Adams is to oontlnur as professor in Trinity College; Mr Putnam, who was formerly a Congre gational minister. Is to have chars: of St. Paul's Church Southinlgton: Mr Builteley In to be on a mission stat! iI IUtl'h. and Mr. Sal-goat's work is t( be in the diocese of Indianapolis where his father is rbctor of a purist in the city. i The sermon at the ordination ill and Honest Trading.- Free Delivery. TELEPHONE 477 preached by Rev. Charles L. Silicosis. rector of Christ Church, Sprlndilild from Galatians i..15-16. During the afternoon luncheon was served at the Jarvis House. and ception was held in the library. the evening prayer will be said in St. Luke' s Chapel at 7 o‘clock. NEW-lNSPECTOR OF oscillates. A United States navy departmen der announces that. Lieutenant C, éle is detached from du and ssigned to duty as inppéctor ordnauc for the Connecticut distill). headquar rs Bridgeport. and tile tervliet Arsenal West Troy, N Lieutenant Abele entered the as 1894. being appointed from Mamba setts He succeeds as inspector. d ordnance for this district. Lieutenant»- Commander F. H. Clark Jr., wheat)“ to the West Virginia. as ordnance an ear. FROST IN WINSTED. 1 WINSTDD, Juno 8.-—Winsted an surrounding towns were visited .-b'y DI frost last night which is Imported“ have damaged gardelr track, flowm. and other plant life. Tber thermomcw ter at various points registered tent- oeratures between 35 and 40 degrees above zero. while reports from Nor-i, folk state that the mercury wont do ti. to 24. ROCKLAND. Me. June 3.1-‘A yti containlnx the body of a sailor i' it is thought may be one of t . men lost in the collision between til Ichooner Fame and the ltealner 1 Ion. last. week.‘ as“. tgilm 1 port. it Was no u y ..‘ I“ southeast of ills In Halt.
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