Strawberry Short Cake with Whipped Cream at the Restaurant. Pure ICE CREAM at Store LANE’S St Washington Street. W Local News Notes. Will these communicating with The Sentinel by telephone please do it in this way:-—with regard to business, call 92-3; with regard to news, call 9%! if they will kindly do so. it will greatly ocnvenlence this Office and ae- cure more prompt attention. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and slightly warmer tonight and Sltnday. Pleasant weather continues .. in the Lake region and the North Atlantic states with cloudy and showery weath. er on the Middle and South Atlantic coasts, and between the Rocky monu- tnlus and the Mississippi river. An area of high pressure is central over - New England and a trough of low pres- sure extends from Western Texas northward to Montana. Conditions fa- vor for this vicinity fair weather with . slightly higher temperature. Cockeuoe Tribe, No. 32, held a reg. ular meeting last evening, at the wig- wam in Wall street. Regular business was transacted. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ’5. I: I I I I ::I I: I I I It I I. I I J. .II.I. .I.I.I.I,I,I, The work of building the large. burn for A. B. Gregory, in Cranbury. is be- ing carried on rapidly. The roof was started this morning. -—Yacht and Cell Caps. O'Brien. A big crowd attended the Wash- burn shows last night. After the per formance, the shows pulled up stakes and left for the next stopping place, Fairiicld. in The Norwaiks, last week, there were mortgages recorded of $5. 600. but no transfers of property For the last week in May, 1907, there were twenty-five sales of property, and mort- gages of 814,850.,1 wand—JIM The council of the South Nerwalk Congregational Church held a meeting. last evening, for the purpose of con- sidering the summer church services. it was decided to leave the matter with Deacon Edward Beard and the pastor, Rev. C. S. Macfariand, I). D., to arrange. --—Snapper Blues, at Cutbill's. Miss Mary Seymour entertained her Grace church Sunday school class, yom terday afternoon at her home in East avenue,'N0rwalk. The afternoon was given up to various games, which Were fully enjoyed by the children. During their fun appetizing refreshments were served. Notices have been put up in the stations of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, stat- ing that the summer timetables will go, into effect Monday, June 15. and the timetables can be obtained from the agents June 13. It is understood that many changes will be made. «The Shaw brothers have placed an order for a Form high speed motor for their speed launch with C. L. St. John,,iocai agent. A little "trimmer" has been added to 'the Crofnt & Knapp forces in tho Bos- ton Oflice. Harry Ferris is the proud father of a 7-pound girl who arrived at his home Tuesday, May 6, and at once took possession of everybody and cv- crything in the house. Congratulations to the happy father and mother of the little sovereign ~Thc American Hatter. All the captains of the Norwaik tire companies and Chief Engineer Milne, First Assistant Powell and Second As- sistant Corcoran, were invited to ther ciambake of the Old Well Hook and Ladder Co'mpany, last evening, and they are loud in their praise for the fine time which was given them. All agree that it was one of the most en- joyable occasions of their lives, and any that they were treated in a ‘royal manner —Snapper Blues, at Cntbill's. A fatal accident nearly occurred yes tcrdny afternoon, when a trolley car bound for Winnipauk came up from the railroad station. A man jumped on the car at the switch in South Main street, and when the car started tsider full speed through North Main the man, who had been drinking. rsxitber tell or decided to get off, and he struck the brick pavement, being knocked unconscious. The car stop- fwd. and the conductor and many spec tators rushed to his assistance. The name of the man is not. known. Saturday Chocolates, ' 5 250. Stilison-Powcli Corporation, pro-arm.» Drugglets. Open ant-we. ? south Nomtk. . 14 Washington It. I J '-'-'~'-'-'-'-'.'3'3'Ill'2IiIiIiI:-:-;-:I‘I;I .;-‘.*I‘I,I;I;I;I;I,I's rye ' insured Against aFirei , if not, call on TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN and got a Policy. Tel. 105-2. sorrows ' Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla. A remedy for Pimplea. Postulee. Tether or Bait Rheum, Blotchas, Tum- ors, Bolts, Ringworms. Ulcers. Scrotu- la and Blood Diesel“. 750 BOTTLE. ANDERSON '3 Launch ‘Works. Brit flames let up and ready to All kinds or re sir work. by competent workmen. Oyster Shell Paint. Harwell: Bentley's orchestra, of Bridgeport, will be at the Country Club, this even- ing, and proride music for dancing. ~Untbrelias & Yacht Caps. O'Brien. Dr. H. E. Bates, the veterinarian, has entered the ranks of the automo~ billets, and has purchased a Buick car. ‘ Mrs. James C. Crowe, of West ave- nue, has gotta to New York, to spend Sunday with her daughter, Mrs Willis Croiut. Charles M. Williams, of Merwln street, Norwnlk, is enjoying a day’s vacation from his duties on the local trolley line. A report sprcnd about yesterday when Wallace i’arks' dog was killed in West avenue, by a trolley car, that it hatd- been a child that had met this a e. Mrs. Frank Pillow has sold her place in Chestnut Hill avenue, Cran- bury, to New York parties, who will take possession in tire near future. The house is occupied by Daniel hours at present. The baseball team of the Nor-walk high school was to have gone to Hoth- el yesterday afternoon and played tho team of that place but for some rcn son the game was cancelled, and Will he played next Friday afternoon At an interchange meeting of too Norwalk Methodist church Epworth Magoo, with the East Avenue Metho- dist church, C. M. Daniels, of Norwalk, will lead the meeting tomorrow cron- ing at the East avenue service. Miss Carrie Bowno will have charge of the meeting at tho Norwnlk church. ~Snapper lilacs, at Cutbili‘s. I At the meeting Of the Men‘s Lt‘llgllt‘ in the First Congregational Church tomorrow noon, the Rev. Loo lit'illllo, of the Madison Square Church House. in New York, will speak on his ex- periences on the East Side. Mr. lieut- ilc has been closely associated with Dr. Parkburst in reform work, and has a fascinating story to tell of move ments for civic betterment among the tenements. The 01180! of Antonio Arena. Howard Peterson and Mortimer Conley, the three young men who Were arrested several weeks ago for playing baseball in High strct, Norwalk. was again in court this morning before Judge Lock- wood. Peterson foiiod to put, in an apt neurones, and Chief Bradley was in- structed to have him at the court. Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Tito oil), or boys were allowed to go free, but with the stern warning that the next time they would be sent to the reform school. SIXTEEN WORKMEN KILLED. Seventeen Others injured by Explo- Ii0n in Celluloid Factory in Vienna. VIENNA. June 6.-—-Slxtocn workmen were killed and seventeen others were seriously injured hi an explosion today in n celluloid factory at Ottakrlng, a suburb of Vienna. . The explosion was followed by a fire which completely ignited the factory. Four workmen still are missing The explosion is attributed to the spontan‘ eous combustion of celluloid dust. PRICE OF BEEF GOES UP. CHICAGO, June ti.—Whoiesule prices of dressed beef took an uanrd jump of H to 11.6,, cents a pound yester- day, as a result of sharply decreased supplies in packets' colors and there general demand for fresh meats. CLOTH ALL WOOL AND PAINT ALL p is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shed. dy paint. The L. ii; M is Zinc Metal made into Oxid eof zinc combined with White Lead and then made into paint with pure Linseed Oil in thousand gal- lon grindings and mixings. Wears long; actual cost only $1.20per gal- lon. Chas E. Dow South Norwalk; Hub- bcll d: Staples Hdwe. C0,. Norwnlk; W S. Guycr r& Son, Westpoxt: North- rup Bros, Southpori, L. & M. Paint Agents. Saturday Sale of Sheet Music, 10c a Copy. Village Belles Barn Dance, When Il’ s Moonlight, Mary Dhriing, Monkey Land, Sacramento, ’Neath the Old Acorn Tree, Sweet Estelle Somebody That I Know and You Know Too. And 100 others. COLEMAN’S NEWS STORE. to North Main 8%., South Norwalit. Agent for A. O. Opaldlng'e meal and Sporting Coedl. Launches of al IizeI built to order Serge Suti Time. Memorial Day marks the beginning of Summer— Serge Suit Time. Nothing better than Serge to wear in the Summertime, it the serge is right and tailored right. 2'"! ‘. . . is There' a the rub—a meaner piece of cloth to tailor than a poor serge 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 is hand tailored. Blue or black Serge Suits-Jest coloTs of course— $ro, $12, $15 and up to $25. .. Self-striped and striped blue serges, $15. $18 and up to $25. Satisfaction or your money back. O U T F! T T t. i i? 53 14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 63M. .._..._.._.._...._.W-.... ..._....——... w water of course, the average animal will turn out a good specimen. br- his sire and dam what they will. We giro lots of credit to blood and breeding and very little to food and turn; yet what would any of our horses UVL‘i notornpllshmi on ntistorrutic dos- contend nucntpty stomach? Pedigree only is :Iiwcak staff to support horse or man through life. And the omittiv of the grain you feed your animals is as important as the nu iliiy of the food you out n/ ....... WVVW JWL THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT Hi3 MOUTH. ) litmkel‘g Fertilizers Buy am That. Clean. lor Lawn, (inulcn and Field. MANUEL TORO HATCH. I. The best blends in any horse’s pedigree after all are good (/‘V”\/ feed and hay. With plenty of good, clean grain and hay. with good NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL, MR. answers CAREER, By the Author of ”Collision." $1.15 William "P. Beers’ BOOK AND STATIONERY STOREO. 49 WALL STREET. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET, NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK. a.“ ._..._.I..m ._...... ... Crabs an Lobéiers Butter. Fiat. Steak Cod, Weakiish and Salmon. Mackerel, Porgics, Sea Bass, Eels. Shad, Halibut. Pollock. Opened Long Giants, Roasting Clams. Long and Round Clams. Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. FANCY NEW POTATOES, per Peek, 35c Milk, per can ................... 1°C Strictly Fresh Eggs, do: ........ 27¢ Simuldt-rs, per lb. .......... til/ac Fancy Pinonpples, 2 for ...... 26: Williams" Root liver ESL, bottle .. 15o 1 pkg. Seeded Raisins ....... 10c ltnapp's Root Beer Eu, 2! for 25c be u Potted Tongue for ........ 3o itnnnt'u Root Beer Ex. 3 l'or . 25o Cucumbers..." for .......... , ..... 5c Strawberries, Wax lioans, i‘tus Boots, Native lludlblit‘h‘t Spinach and Asptiillglls UNITED GROCERY CO, 49 Fort St., East Norwalk. so No. Main St.. SO. Norwalk. Phone 319-3. Phone :43. ............L..- L p. “E” Norwaik Savings Society, 44 WALL smear. NORWALK. ‘ INCORPORATED 1m. $3,525,000.00 y I I Deposits over - - DIRECTORS. WILLIAM A. CURTIS MOSES H. CLOVER LEWIS O. GREEN HENRY F. COLEBURN I‘» osoacs M. HOLMES STEPHEN H. HOLMES FREDERICK A. ELLS ., FLOYD 'r. Rosco: I So. Norwaik Trust Co. offers every accommodation considtent with good banking methods. Your business placed with us will be safely and expeditiously bandied. Service Is the Keynote of our Success Fit. Saturday Candy 29 CENTS BOX. APOLLO CHOCOLATIO Try them today and you will tind them even better titan We claim APOLLO cuocohh'flls. Distinc- tlve, one pound. Site A" shame CH'OCOLA'TB‘r WW0": 80c pound. 40o half. - ‘ APOLLO sTiCK CANDY. 15: Jan APOLLO CHOCOLATE Winter. green, Peppermint and Spearmint Wafers, 10c package. ”APOLLO MARSHMALLOWS, 10c c‘CHILOONG'S CRYSTALLIZED GINGER. 15c and 25c can. EBERLY FIGS, 25¢ jar. THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, THE Pasecmrrtou Irons; Telephone Call. 1&2. All Coeds Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Mls- sonrl Pacific fell 3 points in the open- lug transactions today as a conse- quence of the pabsing of the dividend up the stocks Union Pacific opened 18 lower to .t- 8 higher than last night. Otherwise the price movement was sluggish and irregular and only a handful of stocks were traded in. WALL STREET, ii a. rn.-—The stock market crept slowly anards with transactions on a smaller scale than for runny Weeks past Recent ac- tive features absorbed the bulk of the limited dealings Union Pacific Rend- lug (treat Northern pld.. American Saniting pfd and American ice gain- ed a wrist. POSSIBILITY OF STRIKE. “- Ncwe From Orange Hitting District Not Reauurlng. Whether or not n general strike of the United i'inllet's will follow the lookout of trimmers in the Orange, N. J., lint fuctor.lt~s is a question that will probably be dttotmined within a short tl.mo Tho. New nrk News of‘ yesterday said: Rtproscutntitcs of the directors oi the l niiod llaltma of North America. Orange lmnl No ii. and the Trim more Association rtum- out of confer one: iiiii ntttrnoon and announced that flu W was little. if any change in the but ting situation. Notwithstanding the tau that President hilthnol Bron- son, of the tlrnnge Local. had ordered lilo mun bath to Work rotnparatlvcly low of tin-m were at their benches this morning. The snow dissatisfaction that for a lime throat: md to break up the meet ing v1 bil‘liliii nus prevalent this mor-n ing innuffsirstookunew turn short- ly hoiore noon, “iron the trees was tlrculntrd that the men “ore to to- t‘oivo lockout impolite, [Arnie Sicil- iiug. M‘trvl .try of local No it reached his office in Lintlsiey building in Mull) street a ioa‘minntes before twelve. and was our onndod by hundreds of men who \u it‘d their money. The scrrt'tnm mmoutlm‘d that the illi‘lilliel‘fl of the lilhll would toeolto their share of the total fund in niphulwtlrnl order. This ptm ed a tedious undertaking. and it will be into this afternoon before t not name on the list will he reach- Euch man will roteitc 35. At noon today the industry was practically tied up again as all the men who had Started to work this morning brought reports into hand quarters that each jourum man had been giwn but one dozen hats. They also reported litnt‘ tlodhopper " hove were taking the places of the union girls. When the matter is reported to the local and national ohioers a strike will probably be declared, unless all disputes are settled in the mean- While Rumors were circulated that provls lon had been made by the manufactur- era to employ non union trimmers and that some of these substitutes were al- ready l the factories. These rumors could or be verified among either .. the men or front the manufacturers. PLUMBER'S HORSE RUNS AWAY. Ahorsc Owned by Arthur E. Beno- dict the Monroe street plumber, which was hitched to a post in front of the residence of Mrs Susan A. Rapclyea, in Down street this morning, became tangled up in the reins and fell down. in some manner the lines tighicnpd about the horse‘s neck, and in his frantic efforts to get up he was utnriy choked to death. Several men \vnnt his assistance and after go. ting the horse on his feet he became so frightened that he desired off down West street. The harness and wagon were broken before he came to a stop by falling down at the corner of West street and Taylor avenue. The horse was out about the knees. ‘OLD KANSAS PHYSICIAN DEAD. MARYSVILLE, Kan, June .6.—-Dr. Williamson F. Royakin died last night in his 102d year. He was reared in Tennessee and General Andrew Jack son gave him a college educati‘on and assisted him in the study of law. On his 100th birthday he made a Memtli‘ al Day address at Marysville that att‘ra t- ed wide attention. ROYAL PARTY LEAVES ENGLAND. FORT VICTORIA, Eng, June 6.—~ with King Edward. Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria and a large suite on board. left here at daylight today for Rovni, Russia, by way of the Kiel Canal. The king’ s new yacht. the Alex- dra, will join the party at Brunsbuttcl. Prussia. and will be at the disposal of ribs royal party in the Baltic. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert, . A Saving in t Money...- ‘ An improvement in looks— By wearing our up-to-date Clothes. 1.50, 2.00, 2.5 Straw Hats-3 $3. 0021.: trioo.’ ° YACHTING CAPS; - - - - 500, $1.50 SUMMER TOGGERY. FANCY FULL SIZED JAPANESE _ Cup and Sauce rare with at 50c PURCHASE of Our High Grade TEAS, corraas. EXTRACTSor BAKING rowers. TODAY ONLY. new POTATOES, 30c Prong-9 South Norwaik. Tel. No. 909. , motes FISH Man? 180 waShlflgton Street Bridge. Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, Weak. fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock, Rockaway Oysters, Etc. . _ FREE DELIVERY. TELEPHONE, 477; Fancy Early Rose . Potatoes, Peck, 3 (54 peck, sec; 2 quarts, rzc.) 3 A sfpccial consignment for our trade. Why use old ones you can buy new at the same price? 13 WARRANTED FRESH WESTERN EGGS , A fresh lot just in. All fine stock - ONE UNEEDA FREE with EVERY FOUR Yo’o Punch 4 quarts BERMUDA ONIONS. 25c; 3 cans Empire Milk ........25c Beet Tops. Spinach, C ” 2 lbs. Pure Lard . . . . . . . . . .25c Beets, 8m“? Beans. Pineapples, Strawberries. 3 Ccans Fancy York State Lettuce, Bunch Onions, om . . . - .25c ishcs, fresh Native Fermi 3 cans Early June Peas ......25c AsparaguS, Cucumbers. Remember, all goods we sell comply with pure food law. _. 5 e , Free Delivery. IIIII III. 72 North. Main Street 5 . Telephone Cutlass-2.
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