s,._-_. . ¢
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warm ‘ ore-m at~~
the Restaurant.
Pure ICE CREAM at Store
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
calms lilies.
Will thou communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do it In
thi‘swa wa‘yI .-—owlth regard to business,
call 92 With to news, cull
92-2. If they will indly do so. it will
greatly convenience this office and co-
curu more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECA T.
For Norwnlk and vicinity:' air to
night and Tuesday. An area of low
pressure over Lake Superior is pro-
ducing cloudy and rainy weather in
the upper Mississippi Valley and the
western portion of the Lake Region.
Pleasant weather prevails in other
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
The temperature is high in the central
and eastern sections. Conditions fa-
vor for this vicinity fair weather with
high temperature.
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0. J. Clark of Nor slit in in New
York city today on bu ness.
‘ .
Mrs. Ross Burchard is entertaining
the Matinee Whlst Club this afternoon
other home in Morgan avenue.
Mrs. Hartwick and sister and daugh-
for Miss Frances Hartwick, of Port
Chester, spent Sunday. with Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Nolan, of lielden cayenne.
Yesterday trolley cars were run ev-
ery twenty minutes on the estpdrt
division Insteail bf forty. but est peo~
pie did not know of this, and the rid-
ng was very light on the extra cars.
Owing to this fact the schedule was
discontinued at 6 o'clock.
m
——Olscn Shoe sons ili’miikiiifg a spec
ial showing of the Waldorf men a $2 60
shoe. direct from factory. This shoe
is worth your notion .,., .
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About twenty-fivefiembéri of" n
motor-eye! club, of New York city
stopped a .E. backwoods garage in
Water street, Norfiallr, u’Sundai morn-
ing about 7: 80 o‘clock, and they at-
tracted much attention. They were
out for a day' s run, and all kept to-
gether. There was one man with his
wife among the emberii. in the of-
ternoon they we feed going back to
words New York.
The Buffalo Courier Company, a
lithographing concern, of Bulaio.N
Y.. have recovered a judgment for
$531. 35 and costs against the thentri
on! concern of Hoyt & bevy, of which
i Mortimer Hoyt is one of the mem-
hers. This is the outcome of a you
tore made by l. Mortimer Hoyt with
one bevy under the name of the Knick-
erbocker Stock Company and also the
Alhambra Stock Company.
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WINNIPAUK CHIL‘D'O NARROW E8-
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Run in Front of iAutomoblio. But
We. Not Hurt.
A large crowd of people of Winni-
pauk held their breaths for a moment.
Saturday afternoon, when a large auto
mobile only missed running over lit-
lie Elias. essay. by u. (faction of
an inch. A I rge harsher of young
men who were on the corner at the
end of, the trolleyiline. were just in
the humor to clean the autoists out.
The occurrence took place1 just in
front ‘of the New Iork department
store. which is conducted by Mr. Kim-
tor. The big machine you traveling at
agood rate of speed going towards
South Milton
It cdntained three ladies and a man.
who was driving it. The child did not
hear the car's approach. and ran di-
rectly in front of It and became con-
fused and did'not know which way to
move. The man at the wheel showed
great presence of mind and coolness.
was brought to a stop in
about’ twee ‘,feet and was turned
nearly one in the attempt to clear the
girl. 7.”
When
brought
fell hac . ,
learned ‘
The at II aroused the anger
of the Pl“ ” as and many others
was to near one of the women in the
rear monument. k“'To think that he
should rill ' HIM Wye that
child " Thortwere' try other things
said. it is alleged. among which was
that the chi! had no right in the
sites on . ‘
mi. 0.0% was very mm at these
remarks. bu O‘OOQIIIOSS of the man
quieted the“ W! at. After he was
assured that use). triage had been
done. he proceed“ oasis waY. and as
the machiilh ‘ . isome one ’0! the
pt to get the
imuchiné was finally
the man at the wheel
" wasunsuccese-
when. «coins it.
Slaughei! with
1- Insured
Agan Fire?
’If not, call on
TAYLOR a county
and got a Policy.
74 Washington at.
Winks
Compound Syrup of Ssrsaparilla.
A remedy fer Pimples. Postuies.
Tether or Salt. Rheum, Blotch Tum—
ors. Bolts. Ringworm. U1cers,rofu-
ln and Blood Diseases.
751: BOTTLE.
‘ ANDERSON '3
Launch Works.
plank. Bostl‘rstnus not up and rusty to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sites built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Point. Harwell:
cmtonsifie DAY exsncmss.
Elaborate Decorations and Program
In South Moi-walk Congrega-
clonal Church.
Children's Day was observed in the
South Not-walk Congregational church
with an interesting program of exercis-
es yesterday morning. There was a
large attendance of members and
friends of the Sunday school, and the
decordtions of flowers war the finest
in the church for years The procram
follows:
Organ Prelude—Offertory in A flat,
.. . . . . Batiste
Processionnl by the Iiible School——
"Jerusalem the Golden. "
Read‘ilrlifi by the Superintendent, Psalm
Prayer by the Pastor. with the Lord’s
Pray. Choral response.
Service of Baptism—Seven children.
iiyingmili'I-i—viiy Cool Siloam‘s Shady
_Scripture Exercise by teachers and
scholars on
Bible."
Anthem by the Chorus—“Soldiers of
Christ Arise."
Song by the Primary Class—“Tho Cosy
Wee Nest" (a lullaby).
"Tho liirds of the
Recitation-“Childr'eus Day." Amy
Clarke.
"Shining Hours of Cladness' by n
schorus of girls.
Recitation—"The iioy Who Laughs"
Robert Rowan.
Recitation—“The Boys’ Day" with
chorus, "Who WI I Our Pilot. lie?"
Recltation-—~"Cheer p." George Row-
Soloa by Mrs. Johnsom—"Come Unto
Me“ Cooneu
Recitation-"The Legend of the, Rose "
Pauline Miller.
Recitation—"Consider tho Llllies"
-(Spegel 1845). by four girls.
Duet, with chorus of young women—
“Beautiful Daisies "
Recitation~“(}od is Good." Primary
Class.
Recitation—"God's First Temple,"
Faith Schultze.
Song by the school "Hark the Song."
Address by Dr. Mucfnrlnud.
Presentation of Certificates of Promo
‘ tion for about 215 who graduated
from the primary to the junior do-
partmeut.
Children’s Day offering.
ltecesslonal—“Siug (Ilnd liosnnnnb!"
. Organ I’ostludewh‘estai March .....
. . . ............. Scotson-Clsrk
The committee of the service con-
sisted of Dr. E. ii. (lumbart. Mrs. Wil
liam H. Swords, Mrs. Morton It. hic-
Cnusland, Miss Weed and Miss Mary
Heard. The flower committee. Miss
Annie Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Tilly. Miss Hothorlugton anti Miss
Mitchell.
Is.
ARTILLEIRYMEN AT THE RANGE
Additional Scores Made by Sixth and
Seventh Company Men.
A large number of members of both
the Sixth and Seventh Companies of
the Coast Artillery, of Norwullt. went
to the South Wilton rifle ranges, Sai-
urday afternoon and imprmred on their
scores.
All the shooting was at the 200 and
800 yard ranges. there being no shots
at the 500 yard. Therefore no one
had a chance to qualify on all the
ranges.
The sixth Company will hold the last
drill before cam this evening at the
Armory. The at n will receive their
final instructions, and all arrange-
ments will be completed.
A detail will start for Mort Wright
Tuesday morning, with the baggage.
and another Wednesday morning. and
the company will go Thursday morn‘
ing for a ten days' duty. .
DID NOT COME SATURDAY.
The representatives of the two con-
cerns which the Merchants' and Mann
fucturers' Association are endeavorlng
to interest in the Colonial. Foundry
and Machinery Company plant in East
Norwnlk. did not come to South Nor-
ncss of either concern
TROLLEY SWITCH HEARING.
The South Norwalk city council will
assemble next Monday night, but writ
ing for the hearing on the application
of the Connecticut Company for per-
mission to put .o three point "Y'
and Monroe streets.
Post Cards, Wholesale and Retail
200. 000 Cards of South Norwaik,
Norwalk. East Norwaik. West Nor-
walk, Winnipault, Rowsyton. Belle
islan Rotdn Point. Hickory Bluff.
Oath to Club. South Norwallr Filtra-
tion Plant. Country Club, Harstrom
School. Millie Baird's Institute. Moon-
light View of Green Roof Light Knob
Outing Club. Mattress Island. Long
Beach: ul’oo' 250 other view: of South
1 Norwalir and vicinity.
.
Columns News
Tsi. 10M. ‘
walk Saturday. as expected. The plant ',
ls believed to be suitable to the busi- -'
immediately adjourn to Friday cve 1-; 9
switch at the corner of South Main‘
s
Asparagus.
than n "
emum M 0’s
Milk, per. can
Shoulders per lb. . . .
Wililains' Root. Beer EL. bottle .
Knapp‘s Root Beer Ex. 2 for ..
Bryant s Root Beer Ex. 3 for .
Strau berries. Wax Beans. Pens, Beets. Native Radiance, Spinach and
i
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Memorial Day marks the beginning of Summer— ,
Serge Suit Time. Nothing better than Serge to wear
ileum Summertime, if the surge is right'snd tailored ;
right.”-
c’s the rub—a mesncr, piece of cloth to tailor
surge is hard to imagine.
Any
Blue or blscltherge Suite-fast colors of course-
$10, $12. $15 and up to $25.
Self-striped and striped blue surges. $15. $18 and
up to $25.
Satisfaction or your money back.
:4 South Main Street.
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The beat blends in any horso' 11 pedigree after all she
feed and hay. With plenty of good. clean grain and hay. with good
water of course. the average animal will turn out a good spi.
be his sire and dam what they will
blood and breeding. and very little to food and care; yet It
would any of our horses ov er accomplished on aristocratic 1 __
cont and an empty stomach? .7
support horse or man through life. And the dualih of the grai 1. »
you feed your animals is as important as the quality of the foods,
VOii Nit.
liowkcrs Fertilisers
For Lawn. Garden and Field.
serge Suit
Time.
go Suit you get at our store carries a
guarantee 0 entity in which you omit rely.
Every Scrip Suit is hand tailored.
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Telephone Call Baa-s.
We give lots of credi
Pedigree only Is a neat stuff
HAKE’S
Cloth Finish
tationeriy
60 Sheets Paper. with
Envelopes, special at
2513 BOX.
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THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Cali, 15-2.
Ail.aoods Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STIIEET,10: 10 a m.——A
moderate absorption of eureka in the
opening dealings carried prices over
the Saturday closing level throughout
the list. Gains In Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific ran to a point and in
St. Paul and Chicago & Alton a large
fraction.
WALL STREET. noon. —-The sag in
prices before limited offerings mode
losses of l to 1 1-4 in Union Pacific,
St. Paul, Bonding, Missouri Pacific.
American Car and Western Union. An
almost total subsidence of offerings
allowed slight rocov cries. Iiouds wore
steady and verv dull.
WALL STREET. 1 p, m.-—Slocltl
were offered somewhat more freely.
and as there was no demand of conse-
quence. prices receded steadily with
the pressure against the metal group
increasing. Largo blocks of U. 8.
Steel were sold forcing it to 37. at a
loss of 1%.(‘redenro was given to rb~
Buy Oats That. Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL.-
MR. CREWE’S CAREER,
By the Author of f‘Conlston."
William P. Beers’.
$1.15
IOOK AND STATi ONERY STOREO.
49 WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
W». m...
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Crabs a... Lebéiers
Butter. Flat. Steak Cod, Weukfisli and Salmon.
"Mackerel Porgies, Sea Bass. Eels. Shad. Halibut. Pollock.
’ Opened Long Clams. Roasting Clams.
Long and Round Clams.
TELEPHONE 108.
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FANCY NEW POTATOES, per Peck, 35c
Bi/ao Fancy Pinespples. 2 for
lttlilao
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE DELIVERY.
27¢
....25¢
1 lb; pkg. Seeded Raisins 101:
he can Potted Tongue for 3c
Cucumbers, 2 for 6c
Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz.
.15:
. 25c
. 25c
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
Sins Socrety,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
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Depvos‘its‘gover - -
GEO
130.-
O! M. HOLMES
OTIPHIN H. HOLMES
49 Fort St. East Norwallr. no No. Main Se..- So. Norwslk.
Phone 3r9-3. Phone :43.
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$3, 525 000. on _
DIRECTORS. "
WILLIAM A. claim ,
house‘s. stoves
_' auntie c (Insult
. steel
‘ ADDRESS ev coucaessman HILL.
ports of 1-1 general out in prices of
products Union Pacific and
Reading were also unloaded in large
amounts and gave way its
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Tell: Nomia Methodists of 1-11. East
urn Trip. i
Tile lion F: .I. lllll gnvo an account
of iii) melt rn trip. uuder the auspices
of the Welland Foreign Missionary
Society. last etching. of the Norwnik
Mililmllifl Chilff‘h. TIlh (‘hlli‘f‘ll was
fillet! to its utmost capacity both the
auditorium and gallery up Ilt‘ltI hp.
nuiili-nce perfectly sin-\lbnund for 1110
hours. as he led them in thought from
place to place and denied-d the mar-
velous scenes of the Otis-mm world
Ila started of Constantinople and it
seemed. as he portrni'Hll-h , ones of
city after cll) Which me via ed in
Greece. the Holy Land and fig",
you were living two than it 3 rs
in the past. The most strl n. , .
Interesting points to most of -
NI c. snurnsc
OU MAY DREAM of the fine things
you want to'wear this Summer— ' ‘
SUIT, SHIRT, NECKWEAR,
HOSIERY, STRAW HAT,
and we can make your dream come true for .
little money.
Come on in, the water's fine, when you
have on one of our new, heavy Bathing "Suits.
Speaking of Shoes. We have ’em. Es-
pecially that Patent two-hole Tie.
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i. i P P111 Fliflii Hilly Bulletin , [5*
FOR WIIK OOMMINOINO
MONDAY, JUNE 8TH
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND CITFFEES. 1 . J“;
80 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at .a. 701: 30 Stumps with 1 lb. Cones at ..-.I I“
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea. at. . 00¢ 25 Stamps with» 1 lb. Coffee at .... ”It
10 Stamps with 1 lb Tea at q. 50c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at “will!
30 Stumps with 1 lb Tea at. 40cm Stamps with. 1 lb. Coffee at "nuns
SPECIAL CUT PRICE LEADER“.
"'"w/
Iona'romaiocs...............................ease-in RexularPflooloc.
Iona Peas .. ...... .... unseen. RegularPricowi!‘
Iona Corn ........................ ..... .. do new. Beau!“ Price.“
A. d: P. Condensed Milli, 3 cans for . ........... 250- Regular Pd“ 9°
Fancy Pears, in heavy syrup .. .120 a Can. 3188“" Price 15“
Salad on ....... .............scasoe.1o. sanctum-lee 70
Radar ....... ........ 3c, 11: ondllc. Regular Prices 613.100 uh! 15¢.”
Porcella .............. .. ......... . ....... .. Go a 80x. Regular W001
Matches. 1000 in the box ..... . ......... 3c. Regular Price
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIIu. ‘
in Stamps with 1 hot Royal Salad 10 atStamps with 1 can Table Syrup
DN‘SHIDK nt .., ............... -----I H'-
15 Emma with 1 hot. Pure Olive 10u Stamps with i, pkg Minute Tap-
............... .ssao-Ia..-.-- i-
1?) Stamps wltiiz
Odt'll
.........................
.............
at ............
lb Stamps with 1 bet. Ammonia at 10c
SPECIAA.
..... poIII assess-n no.
10 “Stamps with 1 jar Jam at 156 1,
SPECIAL. .
dienco was the Holy kind as h.
of Bethlehem. the birthplace ..
Savior. where the rock with the ; I .
star of Bethlehem imprinted up
In still Intact; oi Solomon'sTeml
the religious world. Then be depicted
Calvary. the place of the crucifixion
of Christ, in such vivid scones it seem-
ed real in its presentation. Then he
gave a description of the tomb of
Christ. the garden of Gethsemane. its
beauty and magnificence and weil’pre-
served condition. He gave a graphic
picture of Jerusalem and all of its sur-
rounding couutry. which was of the
deepest interest to all of his listeners.
Then he passed from there to Egypt,
where he described the pyramids and
the Sphinx.
Ha closed by describing the most
beautiful scene of all—beyond art or
:{ct‘inery—a golden sunset across the
is.
CASTOR IA
lorInfontsandChildrsu.
am the
Blgnntoruof
NEW CURRENCY LAW OPERATION.
cairn—In—
Comptroller Preparing a Liar of All
» National Incite.
WASHINGTON. tine 3.4mm..-
and. are being made by the Treasury
psrnnent for the prompt carrying
to effect oi the vsi'ious provisions of
‘ the new currency law. - . .
' .list of all national banks arranged
M
It states names the capital and ICE
his of each, is being prepared by the
' stroller of cut-rope“ y for use by
we! act; has worked
lull successfully he
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter. Best Milled Flour, a barrel 86.30
per pound .270 . -
Fresh Eggs. per dozen . ......... 220 Best Milled Flour, 24% lb. bug . .. 80c
part in the world‘s history, osiminlly ‘
IIIKIIIYIIIIIIIAIIIpBIIgti
d“ the First Regiment. who are in charge
. of the troops in the tobacco region.
y. held a conference yesterday and de~
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Mount Trading.
The itilliiiiiiiiiiiiciiiii ..
124 “Washington at. South Nomik. '
0.909 . Fm Delivery.
Tel. N
(V, peck, sec; 2 qu 3
A special consignment for our trade.
you can .buy new at the
ouis Jos
1-9.1: North Main Street
Telephone Call 285-2.
CRESCENT ’Ifdwgi‘ 1.1““ ”*3 -°°""
, 05 a I"'" O! M‘- OI'O aLL'
Ins Brent Becht and Colonel Sake. of NorwaikwuntrWub
for the weekly dance.
it ishad by Bentley’s or
Bridgeport. There will be a
the club every Snturday nigh
Méuv on THE rnouev'
be local division of the Co .
cat Company had its hands
terday handllhfiethuh crowds t.
the trolley to! l "Witt
thoussn "poops
author »
cloud to salt for more troops. the two
officers agreeing that the situation is
serious.
«Cu. F. noun iOSUE RATIFIEO.
“' NEW YORK. June 8.—The board of
hectare of the union incontinent
Norwalk Chronicler