Short Cake
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'tbe Restaurant.
I'm ICEGREASsIStore
wot these communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please‘ do It in
this way: uwith regard to business.
call 324' with art! to news, call
924.1“th will indiy do so. It will
greatly convenience this stile. and so
sure more prompt attention.
WEATHSRW FORECAST.
' For NOrwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night. Wednesday fair and cooler.
The disturbance that was central over
Lake Superior yesterday morning is
*7 . moving slowly eastward and will pass
out the St. Lawrence Valley late to
night and Wednesday. This vicinity
will be on the northern edge of it. but
it is not probable that rain will extend
as far south as New Haven. Cloudy
and showery- Weather prevails this
morning, in the Lake region, with
pleasant weather in other sections east
of the Becky mountains. The temper-
ature is falling in the western sections
but continue high in the eastern. Con
ditlous favor for this vicinity fail
‘ weather, with slightly lower tempera
are.
It will p you to look over the
stock of tong articles at E. W. Kelley,
Jr.,'s .drug store.
Two natural wood skills for th(
‘ Countryplub were ordered at the An-
derson launch works today. One will
TAYLOR It °wh‘tilitDIilii
and get a Belle}.
14 musings». at. m. lass.
, 2;
Launch" Wei-lira.
mumcpaumte
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To~0rder Suits Now
why not a... your Sumner Suit made to state
We have Suit out prices so per cent. in our Tailoring
Department. and can give you first-class tailoring and
. aperfect fit at these most attractive prices: ‘
_ . SIS Fancy Suitt or $15.
. :20 Fancy Stilts or $16.
a Fancy Suits for $18.
$25 Fancy Suits for Soc.
835 Fancy Suits for $28.
The biggest assortment of greys and neat pat- ~
Cloth Finish
Stationery
60 Sheets a... with
Envelopes, special at
'25.: Box.
SUIT, SHIRT, NECKWEAR
HQSIERY, STRAW HAT,
and we can make your dream come truefor
.‘4r "‘
p141i" sins-oi tents. m . little money. ,1:
aches met 31 sisss It to order No :1“ on ready-made geodsubut regular low ’ C om: e on in the water's fine, when ’0“. it
. , _ . .
Oyster new... Nursnlk Pm" ‘ 3°“ “9”“ . THE CLIFFORD h f he, 3, - 3m x
pm Come in and pick out your Summer Suit. ave on one 0 our new, V! thing ‘5 ~
Mrs. James Hodges, of Mott avenue,
Norwalk, is improving after a long ill-
ness at her home.
Read what the Ferris Coal Company
has to say about the early bird. The
adv. will tell you about it. _
Miss Mary E. Holmes of Orchard
lireet, Norwalk, is visiting at 6
home of friends in Falrileld Beach.
David Hoag, formerly of the
Norwalk Railroad station freight!
has a similar position in' Pennsylvania.
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Vudor porch screens are cool, airy
aur private. The Boston Store sells
them, and the adv. will give you pri-
cos.
‘F‘rsnk Fields, formerly of the East
lndla Tea Company, has secured a no
altion with the A. and P. Tea Com-
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. George B Feuuow, of
Brooklyn have taken up their summer
homes at the Old Compo Mills, Sangu-
tuck.
Mrs. 8.419. Davis, of Henry street,
Norwalk, is spending the summer
menths at the home of relatives in
Poughkcosic, N. Y.
Miss Edith Palmer, of Bridgeport, is
spending a low days at the home of
Miss Myrtle Cole, of Bridge street,
thin Underwear.
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you eat.
liowkcrs Fertilizers
:4 South MainSmot.
For Lawn, Garden and Field.
m .
Correct Straw Hats, Summer Furnishings, and
Telephone Call Ass-a.
a
We give lots of credit to
And the quality of the grain
Buy Cats Thsts Clean. “
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
THE VALUE. OF A HORSE 6038 IN AT HIS MOUTH.
The best blends in any horse‘s pedigree after all are good
feed and hay. With plenty of good clean grain and hay with good
water of course. the average animal will turn out a good specimen.
be his sire and dam what they will.
blood and breeding. and very little to food and cure; yet what
would any of our horses ov cr accomplished on aristocratic des-
contend an empty stomach? Pedigree only is a wait staff to
support horse or man through life.
you feed your animals is as important as the quality of the food
PHARMACY,
rite PREIcan‘l’loN arena.
Telephone Call, 1”.
All deeds Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ans—The
opening dealings in stocks were very
dull. The price tendency was down-
wards. with most pronounced effect in
the usual speculative leaders, includ-
ing the Harrlman and Hill stocks. St.
Paul and Amalgamstd Copper. Dc-
clines in these ran from a large frac-
tion to a point,
WALL STREET, ii a, m.—The mar-
ket began to mend after the opening
selling orders had executed and re-
covered in losses. Fresh selling of
the principal stocks drove prices low
or than the opening and the list be-
came dull. Wheeling and lake Erie
First and Second Preferred lost 2.
WALL STREET. Noon—Transac-
siderable recoveries. Bonds were ir-
regular. '
WAI. STREET. 1 p. ni.—Thc pro
pounced dullness left fluctuations cou-
iined to the flit'l‘i‘tlt fraction.
18 OPPOSED TO RECKLESSNESS.
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tions were trivial. but there were con~ ~
l. u Plillllllll llallillllllllll
FOR WIIK OOMMINOIHO
"7 MONDAY, JUNE 8TH
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
60 Stamps with 1 lb Tea at . . . 700
50 Stumps with 1 lb. Tea at. .
40 Stamps with 1 lb. TeaAlt .....
30 Stamps with 1 lb, Tea at . .
.006
.500
25 Stamps with 1 lb.
:0 Stamps with 1 lb.
SPECIAL CUT PRICE LEADERS.
Speaking of Shoes. We have ’em. Es.
pecislly that Patent two-hole Tie. '
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30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at u..- I“ -,
00360 ‘t apes m
can” 8‘. aeae' ”
40°10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at .... 10.
be used on the bathing beach and the East Nerwaik. “WWW“ ‘“‘°.A”°°""°" P‘m' Iona Tomatoes . ...... .. so a Can. Regular Price-100‘}
other for landins purposes. 0.11 R q ‘ u ..__._..._... .__. . Resolutions: that street. Iona Peas .......... . :2 a gen. Regular grins the
.. aymon °‘ ‘" on, "W" V , * ‘ At a meeting of the Connecticut Au- lens Corn ................... .. ....... . a an. Raga or r on
uttegdcar'rier magi!) Bailey will"?! htoiigligg “In 3mg“ :3 “W "WE’- " “"370" CHURCH'L‘» iomobiie Association. held at the At- A. a P. Condensed Milli. 3 cans for ...... 3.2.... gas. fishermen
connect With "'3 “OWN" c I ”9 t W“ w 0” cw ' 9 lantlc hotel, in Bridgeport. Saturday Fancy Pours, in heavy syrup c a an. gusr ea .
post-onion, is taking in the. sights oi reside in the futum~ MR. GREWE s CAREERO, the principal business done was the Salad Oll . ................ be a battle. Begum Prion tic ll
the NS metroponfit and Edward B *“"‘"‘""""" h ‘ A b .. ! .. ' adoption of thelollowiug resolution liadux ...................... 3e. 1e and lie. Regular Pricesiic. 10c and 160-3
McGowan is iooklns after his route. We and MN- Charles Cumminsit the ”V ‘ ° “‘ 0' 0' CU“ “m upon motion of suit: Burton, of Porccllu ............ ......... ..... so a Box. Regular Price too
”Id" and groom. ““9 returned from Bridgeport: ' Matures. l. 000 in the box . .. . 3o. Regular Price ., .
John Cahlll and Arthur Huntington
both of Norwalk, are among those who
graduated from the Packard Commer’,
clal Schoolpof New York, recently.
They are now both employed in the
city.
;helr wedding trip and are new rc-
dding in South Norwslk.
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Owing to the 80uth Norwalk Union
school district meeting this evening.
he monthly meeting of the Norwalk
$1.15
“Rostrlvod. That the sense of the
meelng of thedlroctors oi the Con-
necticut Automobile Association is that
the associatiouis opposed to the reck-
less sad careless driving of motor cars
15 Stamps with 1 hot. Royal Salad
Dressing at .. .....
15 Stamps with 1 hot. Pure Olive 9
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIED.
........ 23¢ ..
10a Stamps with i
10 aStamps with 1 can Table 8 4
like Minute
bolhesa‘lfijicsc
'William-"P. Beers"
0” ”"3 “WWW“- ‘JHB further Oil at .. ..................... 22c loco. at ...
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Automobile club was admitted
membership.
[0
'ow evening. The past mastors‘ dc-
street. It is expected that there will
:ree will be conferred.
be at least two candidates at that
time.
Mrs I". M. Hubbs and daughter
Clara, who have been visiting Mrs
.. 6108mm board has been postponed. itmolved. That the Connecticut An. 15 3mm” withz boxes Ball Blue, 10 Stamps with 1 box Shaker
The Italian society, 1.. Zuppetta will -' . tonmblie association be placed on rec each ......................... at: at ...... .... . . .
hold a memorial serviceis sir room . hm! Tillie. :1- 0 R Mu 0‘ 50“” IOOK sue srarronsav arenas. . 0rd as discouraging such reckless driv- 10 mm... “m, 1 pkg E c Corn 10 Stamps with 1 soul}. ohm,
It vlimmgioinmtim' 831% “him“; fifi’h’gkth tin-33:3; “21321127.;th kg 49 WALL eraser. a score mmsrass'r. S‘flm‘m‘ I“ m“"“"’"' ""’ “mm” at ----------------------- 10° at. -------- :90
u onor o a spur ro er,F es ring in urination showing viola u out a tile 10 Slam s wiihl ar Jam at 3""
Fansilii, who died in hair on his) present known. only mutlne "mm” "MW“K' ””7" "WWW" tions or the Connecticut statutes by its 10 mm” mm 1 W“ mm a t p 3
19th. ' 5.. are to some up. _ W-.,_._..-.-._, ..-...,~_..... -.._._..- members.“ gpgcmL. SPECIAL. . .
, 9 President w. L. Fuller. of Hartford. .. . . . ‘ ‘
OegrtmNarruk.lForestei~‘s iiiT‘TAlmeréea. . \lxashiin‘gtofr (31233:: UN): ant, will; presided, and G_ K. Dustin, of linrt- “Stir-13:13:15!“ Creamery Butters.“ Best Milled Flour. a barrel ... ”use
will 0 arouarmeetng. urs as 10 WI sun 0 ii . ,‘ ‘ ~
evening, at tinge lodge room in Water rooms in Wall strct. Not-walk loliiur ra S d 0 lord, was “emu" Th“ Rockville lrcSh lungs, per 001911 - J32 Be“ Milled “0“" 24% “’ b“ Kid
61’ S
Butter. Flat, Steak Cod, Weakiish and Salmon. 7 ’
Mackerel, Porgies. Sea Bass, Eels. Shad, Halibut, Pollock.
‘ Nation's Merckaapar and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
ill lll lllanlll llllllllila in.
MR. FOX MAY GET PRESIDENCY.
The state complicit of the Frater-
nal Order of Eagles is to be held in
The members'of the ladies' United
Whlst Club will go to Bridgeport to-
norrow. where they will be entertain-
w °: aura a“ OwnedbonzChmszo-Rnx cm . l::".:"‘..'i::§:l:aWillieifllhfi. . .. . .. .. ..
avenue, ave re urne 0 me ya so e . 1“ w“ lngtsn on rwa
New York, and expect to go to Port Long and Round Clams‘ dent 0‘ the state organisation. “d ha Tel. No. 909. , Free Delivery.
stands an excellent chance of being
chosen president at the state‘ can-
vention. The delegate from the
Stamford eerie is Thomas Kiuscllu
and be In of course for Mr. Fox an
a number of delegates from cities up
the state have expressed themselves
as favoring his election to the highest
oflice. Mr. Fox has been for several
Among the postmasters in Connecti-
:ut who will have an increase in sni-
try ls mentioned Edmund ill. Crowa,
)f South Norwalk. who goes from the
32 700 to tn! 82.800 class.
Mr. and Mrs: J. Hauford Bodwell,
who were married last week, have re
turned from a wedding trip to New
land. Oregon. the last of June to main
their ”0991» . ..
Dr. 131". Session. who was located
in South Norwalk for some time, has
moved," with his wile and child to
Georgetown; where Dr. Scaulon is now
lecnted in business. Dr. Scauion has
recently been chosen yslclnn oi
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish »Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
DICK’S FISH MARKE "
180 Washington Shoot Bridge.
ears one oi the most faithful and en- '
Court Georgetown. Forcsgrs of Ameri York, Boston, ltd other points and “I k’w y
en v- hazfiutenen up t ir residence in East FANCY NE POTATOES, Def P60 350 fisviiaémgfgmthgeorfi: hgiII'enhmIs Buck ‘ Roe Shad S l on, Bluefish. ‘v8
The armo- "was a busy place last ‘ Milk per can .810c Strictly Fresh Eggs. dos 27c great deal of his time to the state alt
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. t... ...... a... R .. ....:.. ...... calm: m- and rill.” landward“: is: ammunition Ji"‘.°.‘.‘.u"‘l‘ll - fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock.
bustle idi‘prep'a'i'ation for the annual slve improvements made to his house K“ '3“?! mi 535.793 It‘x .. for - 25° .1! ignited {30 urns 3 illed for the residcnery nd it: he .-
encampment. All bagsase of the com on Crescent Terrace Mr. Benton, who m "038 Root Mr 13.x: II for .25c 2011931wa 0 “rogue or as we” elected wgnld b,‘ syn}: to cen- Rockawa 0 S tefs’ Etc,
puny had to be at the armory last recently returned from Canada, where .Yii-l 5 V out L s... ductthe iii 1 b d d lib 1 ~ y y
night, for transportation “to the camp. he has been located for some time in Strawberries. “as Beans. l’cas beets. Native Radiance. Spinach and » 0 so u a run an era
TELEPHONE 947
Asparagus. spirit.
UNITED GROCERY (10.,
the hat manufacturing business will
move into the house with his family.
as soon as the work is finished.
FREE DELIVERY.
The two companies will leave town
Thursday morning. i
FIXING NEW CANAAN ROAD.
First Selectman A. Avlsou. of thew
town oi Norwalk, went to Hartford
fiueturn to New Yer of Profes-
uis‘ Local and Nlc lea Caroll The creditors of Charles E. Scy-
was felt by their long list of friends.
Their Jevial ways attracted the admi-
ration of all who had the honor to
meet them. In order to comply to his
friends’ wishes. Professor Caroll gave
an imitation of a Russian deuce last
Thursday night at Music Hall.
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City Clerk Joseph R. Taylor gives
notice in another column that a public
hearing will he held by the mayor and
(‘oinmon Council of the City of South
Norwslh at the Council chamber.on
Friday, Juan titlifist o'clock n. m..
upon the pike and app leatlen of The
Connecticut yin la’y n' curve
‘ ”satirical corner of
‘ wigons which were
left hwit? th ' -. horses at Barrys
stables a 1:3}, has not beer:
claimed as'. M on e owner 0
the horses anddieteoiive Conway. of
Brooklyn. «1M and took the animals
to Long [erudite “was understood that.
the owner lefties Blocks had also been
located and would «hall in a day or so
mour will hold a’ meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o‘clock at the cities of
Judge John H. Light, in Washington
street. At that time Mr. Seymour will
make an altar of settlement and if
accepted he will continue in business
in Washington street.
.The ilnance'commiti'ee of the great
council of the state order of Red Men.
held a meeting last night with Great
Sachem William Miller, at the parlor
of Uncas Tribe in Washington street.
Various bills and other details of the
finance department were talked over
it is proposed to hava these meetings
monthly. Great Sachem Miller’s re-
cently appointed ilnance committee
consists of Albert L. Pohlman of
South Norwalk; Walter Goddard, of
Bridgeport, and W. G. Austin. of Stem
ford.
Post drds, Wholesale and Retail
200. 000 Cards of South Norwalk,
hierwslk. East Nerwalir. West, Nor-
walk Winnipsulr, Rowayton. Belle
Beach: also 850 other views South
Norwalk and vicinity.
Colemsn' a News Store,
10 um Main St. Com Norwallt.
Amt tor a.a. minim
49 Fort St.. East Norwalk.
Phone 319-3;
so No. Main St.. 80. Norwalk.
Phone rag.
crease M. Homes
4 overuse H. actress
resonates A. use
:3 new ‘1'. peace:
expadltiouslysndled handled
’ Isssbdl and sporting needs
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DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM a; seam
Messe ti. CLOVER
. Lawns c case's
. easily aeotasuan
Your business placed with us will be safely and
Norwalk Savings Society,
9‘ 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
iNCORPORATED 1840.
Deposits over . $3 525, 000. 00
so. Nerwalk ‘ Trust Ct».
‘ Semce Is the Keynote of Our Success,
yesterday, and. talked with State
Highway Commissioner James H.
Misedonald. The latter had said that
he would not repair the New Canaan
road, which is in very bad condition,
with the state‘s appropriation, but dur‘
ing the conference he decided that it
would be done. He intends to send
the civil engineers here in the near
future and draw up plans, etc., and
start Work immediately.
BELMONT SHOWS SLIGHT GAIN.
NEW YORK June 9~0llver H. 1’.
Belmont who has been hovering be-
tween life and death for more than a
weak at his country home at “Hemp-
stead. I... 1., made a slight gain last
hi hi but early today there came an-
oter sinking spell and his condition
was regarded as more grave than at
any previous time during his illness.
w
.. JOE noonev LAID on.
Joseph W Rooney. the well-known
cafe proprietor and all around sport.
lug man. is having troubles of his own
these days nursing a painful attack of
A ENNIS Texas. June 9.—-li'ii‘e early
" today destroyed the buildings geeupied
by Bedferd's Restaurant, the homes-
Walksr Shoe Company. the Independ-
ent-Telephone Company and the II‘. C.
Winery establishment. muse.
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A special consignment for our trade.
you can buy new at the same price?
Lollis
72 North Main Street I
"may Tatteritour He's son
. ,snYAN. , ,
NEW HAVEN. Conn, June lie—Melt
hart B. CamotRldgeileld Democratic
stating th t he was its
last and all the time.- . He added that
Bryan. in bid estimation. is the only
lo cal candidate for the Presidency.
lonel Troop said he thought that
should put at rest the rumor that only
.. two or three at the Connecticut dele-
Fancy Early R036
Potatoes, Peck 3 -'
(Mr pcc,k sec; 2 quarts, 12c.)
Telephone 1
Bryan first
nus. War.
Fanny
Meet at ainmu
avenue.
one acres and puddings, Its
Wisdom to Jean
house and lot. Behind Pines.
Estate 8. E. 0|!!!th
Willi“
strator‘t
sates remained firm to Bryan's g . ,
'. REAL serarnrnansrtifi. .2
. mothin has on Island Baton Point, Hiekor lBlulf. sciatica rheumatism. Joe is laid up delegate at large to the National con- { .
Hartline-in the Bim- Calling? (glob). 803th aoawggmhitltra glib III: tilt;nllillenongil digessemandeléhs Iflent'llt‘iln t fitelsgrzghe'dlgoL Alexat Ian. ufiyfilkmzelzdrzt'izwmmnr ,.
cwww- .en a. arsrom an case a ew s t or on en's e an
' 001.1%!!in Baird’s Institute. Moon- lifters evet’y‘iildtommodatioh consisted: With good liy‘ get rid of trimmer it. , D‘ New Eng “3...: another (I‘d again at sets extension. War.
light Views of Green Reef Light. Knob DESIGNS mm , . W largo. tie ying the report tirtftt he had George A. smith and others
Outing Club,‘ Msnresa island. bong Bin Pint lN INNIO. TEXAS. ‘ .doppedo‘v to the John‘lon camp and nine and John J. Cdvanagh,.
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