Short Cake
with
Whipped Cream at
the Restaurant.
1. Pure IGEIHIEAMstStore
LANE’S
LIlCIlI NIIIIIS NIIIIBS.
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Will these communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do it In
"III way: —'WIII| regard” to business.
call 02-8; with ”RT“ news, :all
if they will ndiiy do eo. It will
ore tly convenience this cities and so
cute more prompt attention.
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For Norwalk‘ and vicinity: Fair and
slightly cooler tonight and Thursday.
The disturbance that was central over
Lake Superior yesterday morning. is
now passing out the St. Lawrence Val-
ley. It has produced during the putt
24 hours cloudy and showory weather
in the Lake region and the northern
portions of New England. Showers
were also reported from Texas north-
ward to Iowa: Oklahoma reported 2.-
00 inches of rainfall. Conditions favor
for this vicinity fair weather with"
slightly lower temperature.
Miss Emma Brett, of Wilton. was
admitted to the Norwalk Hospital last
night, for treatment for typhoid fever.
The Steadfast Circle of the Norwalk
Baptist Church WW hold 6. meeting
Friday evening at be home of Mrs.
vid Gould. of Winfield street. East
Norwallr.
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The monthly meeting of the Hat
Finishers‘ Association will not be held
this evening. owing to the fact that
there is not sufficient business on hand
to call for a meeting. .
The Social Union of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church held a meeting
last night who Mrs: A N Theirslt
of West avonde, and arranged to hold
a supper at the church next week.
The carryall engaged to take the
members of the Friday Afternoon
Club to Mrs. Fillow a, west Norwalk.
will start from the home' Of Mrs. W.
ii. Swords, 65 Doutfiyail. s set. at
3: 15 promptly,on ridsy. use 12.
Members are requested to be on time.
Last night‘s , annual meeting of the
South Norwdllt School District was not
a man's meeting entirely. as the pres-
ence of three ladies. who occupied
seats in one corner of the hall showed.
The ladies. however, did not partici-
pate in the discussions of the evening.
The hatters' annual bill of prices
has been accepted by all Of the South
Norwallt haii factories with the ex-
coption of the Crofut and Knapp hat
factory. This compano has a little
misunderstanding with ts men over a
few minor details, but it is confidently
expected that this matter will soon
be adjusted. '
Friends in South Norwalk received
word this morning from Wayte Ray.
mend, who is sojourning in the Cats.
kills for the benefit. of his health. that
he is getting along finely. Diversion
was furnished for him yesterday by
an opportunity to see sheep sheared
this beingthe first he had seen such
an operation.
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A large number of members of the
Ministering Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters. of t Norwaik Congregational
Church on yet! trolley ride yester-
day :to Rye Beach II‘he pleasant weath-
er was enjoyed on the trolley cars. and
all bad refreshments at the bench.
Every one returned to their homes ful-
ly satisfied with the day' s pleasures.
An effort was to. have been made
this morning to settle a small suit
brought by Louis J. Fox, an imitator
of birds. against the Electrogr git-hp}.
Company, proprietors of Music all,
but Fox was not lbn hand. It is sup
posed that he has left town. Fox
went on at Music Hall several weeks
agcg but the management did not like
his not and took it off, whereupon he
brought suit for 8100.
Frank Taylor, the South Norwalk
man who; left booze alone for three
months. was given another chance this
morning by. Judge Edward M. Lucio
wood. who continued the case until
June 27, weapon“?u Toyioae to keepmon
his good 7 r u mean in
for on 111ml: d hinge his final dis-
position or the case. Taylor explain-
ed that his fall from grace was due
to his having taken liduor for sick-
ness. He wooted anOthor chance.
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ensue thwm-I LARGENY.
BOSTON.;;ilone m-Abrebam Fol
tor, 38 yearling? age, was arrested here
today for big“ 2? York police. It is
understood he is worsted In New
York in do with an. illegal ex.
tensive into ' .
Launch "fir s.
olilcetl‘i‘ameasetnpeadreugto
All kinds of repair with.
Launches of all class built to order
by chloral/eat workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Home":
TODAY {N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-
Opening prices Of stocks were but lit
tle changed from those of last night.
The sluggish movement was uncertain
Mud showed a mixture of gains and
losses. Anaconda rose 1 and Amalga-
mater Copper and Missouri Pacific 95.
Dealings were in insignificant volume.
WALL STREET 11 a. nL—The ab-
sence of any large offerings encour’
aged the bulls in bid up several of the
leaders. but the effect on the general
list was slight and the movement was
not exentedsd.
WALL s'rnsn'i’, noon—Prices wont
somewhat higher in the second hour
in the course of some. narrow iluctua- ,
ticns. Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—-Interest
‘in the market died away until there
were long intervals when not a sale
was recorded on the ticker The tone.
however. remained firm. American
Snielting improved 1. and Amulgamuo
ed Copper 4%.
PHYSICIAN’S HORSE FALLS DOWN
There were a few exciting nymicuts.
yesterday morning about 11 o'clock,
for Dr. James Gregory. of West aw.
uue. Norwalk. lie was driving his
spirited horse, attached to his car-
riage. down the rather steep hill in
France street. and‘when in the middle
the harness suddenly parted and the
horse fell to the ground. The animal
redeived several bad cuts and bruises
about the legs. also about the head.
After a few minutes? the horse was
gotten on his feet. the harness repair-
ed temporarily and he was able to
proceed to his home.
MRS. WISTER DEAD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.——.Mrs
Owen Wister. mother of Owen Winter.
the novelist. is dead at her home here.
.Mrs. Winter. 3th was in her 72nd .year.
was Miss Sarah Butler. a daughter of
Pierce Butler. and Funny Kemhlc one
of the greatest actresses the American
stage ever produced. Her grandfather
was John Kemhle. the famous actor.
BUSINESS FOR THE GOVERNOR.
. Governor Woodruff yesterday au-
thorized the admission of Caribel
Case. of Canton. to the School for Ini-
liecilcs at lakevlllo; Theodore Gol-
gowski. of Norwich. to the American
School .for the Deaf, in Hartford. and
Dcnlon Saiobia to the Connecticut Hos~
pitnl for the insane, at Middletown. as
a state pauper.
“THE" ALLEN DIED NATURAL
DEATH.
NEW YORK, June 10.—-’I‘ho death of
“The" Allen. the poolroom keeper on
May 18, was not due to poison. ac-
cording to a report made by a chemist
to the coroner today. llbllowlng Mr.
Allen's death one of his relatives al-
leged that Allen was poisoned.
SARAH KOTEN GOING INSANE.
NEW YORK. June 10.——Sarnh Ket-
en, who is held in the Tombs prison
for having shot. Dr. Martin Auspitz.
last Sunday evening, is in grave dan-
ger Of losing her mind, and Dr. Mc-
Guirc the prison physician, pronoun:
ed her condition today as one burden
ing on insanity.
AGAINST LOW CLASS SALOONS.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 10. --The
United States Browers' Association
held its closing session behind closed
doors today. Strong resolutions were
expected to be adopted recommending
the doing away with the low class of
saloons.
MILLERS' NATIONAL FEDERATION
DETROIT. Mich., June 1.-—Mlllers
from allover the United States to the
number of nearly 400 were present
when the sixth annual mass cor-ren-
tion of the Mlllcrs’ National More-
tlon was called to order here today.‘
FRENCH ACADEMY SECRETARY
DEAD.
‘ PARIS. June 10.———The death is an-
nounced of Marie Louis Gaston Bois-
sier, grand officer of the Legion of
Honor sad perpetual secretary of the
French cadein y. He was born in
1828
Poet Cards. Wholesale and Retail
200.000 Cards or South Norwnlk,
Norwalk. East Norwalk. West Nor-
walk. Winnlpault, Rowsytbn. Belle
Isl d 110th PO! t, Hickor Bluff.
Ca clic Club. Shut Norwal Filtra-
tion Plant. Country Club. liarstrom
school. Miss Baird's Institute, Moon-
Outlng Club. Maureen island. Irons
Beach; also 250 other views of South
Norwalk- -and vicinity.
Coleman's News Store
to North eln at. South Nor-walk.
Ape for A. G. speldlnp'e
.r
light Vinyls of Green Reef light Knob .
. Why not have your Summer Suit made to order?
We have just our prices so per. cent. in our Tailoring
Department. and can give you first-class tailoring and
a perfect fit or; these most attractive prices :3 '
20F Fancy Suits for 8:5.
0 Fancy 'Sui, to for $16.
8's: Fancy Edith for $18. '
$25 Fancy Suite for MO.
835 Fancy Suits for $28.
The biggest assortment of greys and neat pat-
terns. . ‘
NO cut'on ready-made goods, but regular low
prices, and good values.
Come in and pick out your Summer Suit.
Correct Straw Hats. Summer Furnishings, and
thin Underwear.
rile within!" or A none: nose in AT me mourn.
The best biotin; In any horse's pedigree after all are good
feed and bay. 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. We give lots of credit to
blood and breeding. and very little to food and euro; yet what
would any of our horses ever accomplished on nriauwrn‘tic des-
cent snd an empty stomach? Pedigree only In a wait staff to
support horse or man through life. And the quality of the grain
you feed your animals is as important as the quality of the food
Buy Oats There Clean. ,
you out.
For Lawn, Garden nnd Field. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
llowkcrs Fertilizers
/“"WW
new NOVEL av WINSTON CHURCHILL.”
MR. CREWE’S CAREER,
By the Author of "Conlston."
$1.15
William P. Beers’
IOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 WALL STREET. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
\
a- .2 -..-m.~...... .. .. .. ..._ . *M... “we...“ L...“ .-._..._..
Crabs and Lobsters
Butter. Flat. Steak Cod. Weakiish and Salmon.
Mackerel. Porgies. Sea Bass, Eels. Shad. Halibut, Pollock.
Opened Long Clubs. Roasting Clams.
Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. rFREE DELIV ERY. ~
FANCY NEW POTATOES, per Peck“ 35c
Milk nor can . ..... . ............ 10: Strictly Fresh Eggs. duz. 27c
Shoulders per lb. ........ 8V2: Fancy l’lncnpplos. 2 for 25c
Williams’ Root Beer lt‘x., bottle . .150 l lb, pkg. Beaded Raisins 10c
Knapp's Root Beer EL", .. for . .. . 25c 5c can Potted Tongue for . .. 3c
Bryant's Root Beer Eye. 3 for 25: Cucumbers, 2 for ...... 60
Strawberries. Wax lionns. Pens, Beets, Native Radishes. Spinach and
Asparagus.
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
49 Fort St.. East Norwalk. no No. Main St.. 80. Norwalk.
Phone 319-3. _ Phone us.
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”Law—HM mad.
‘Norwalk Savings Society,
.44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 104’.
$3 525,000.00
Deposits over
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GEORGE M. HOLMES
' STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLE
new 1'. aueeol
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. OURTlS
noose H. GLOVER
. LEWIS c GREEN
Harley E. cotssuau
SO. Norwalk Trudi Co.
,mmodation consistent with good
I‘eospiaccdwrthuswdlbesalél aha
mammal y
Wind.” Mold
, Semce Is the Keynote Of Our Success
“M-
Te~0rder8uits New I ’
I k.”
» N. Selieclr. M. n,
Cloth Finish
.tationery"
60 Sheets Paper, With
Envelopes. spools! at
250 BOX.
m ‘
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Cell, 1“.
All Geode Delivered Fre'e of Charge.
OBJECTS MORE
FULLY OUTLINED
Anti - Tuberculosis Association
incorporation Papers Are In-
rerouting
r
Further plans have been made to
combat the great white plague by the
Fairfiold County Anti-Tuberculoais As~
sociaiion. whens articles of incorpora-
tion have been approved by the secre-
tory of state. A systematic campaign
has already been mapped out by the
lug will be successful in a generous de-
gree from the very start is a foregone
conclusion. The cooperation of the
general public is absolutely necessary
and from the Illicrcst which has al-
ready bcon manifested the association
anticipates an enthusiastic response
to its appeal,
vcnliou of tuberculosis.
lncorporntors and that the underlain .
60 Stumps with 1 lb. Tea at
30 Stamps with 1 lb, Tea at . ..... 40¢
.. ..... an.
The owe .. .... ............ i322 €33: .................... :2 i 3....
enumerated in Its incorporation palms A. a P. Condensed Milk, 3 cans for 25c. .
as follows: Fnhcy Pears. in heavy syrup ....... . .12: togan, ll‘I‘egnlar gnfles 1
. . Seed Oil .. .......... . ........... a. gust‘ no
1' Dissemination 0‘ knowledge con Radar . . . ........... . . . . . . . .3:. 7c and 1*. lar Priced 60.100 and 15°
ccrnlug "‘9 “‘“m- treatment "a “I“ Porcella .................. . . . .. . . . .6: a Box. Regular Price 10¢
Oil MAY DREAM of the fine filings
you want to wear this Summer— .
SUIT, SHIRT. NECKWEAR,
ROSIERY, STRAW HAT.
and we can make your dream come true Ior
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.
I. II P PliIIi FIJI!!! IIIIII IIIIIIBIIII
FOR WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, JUNE 8TH
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
.. 70c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Codes at m.
50 Simnps with 1 1b. Tea at . . . 60:25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at ....
io Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at 60c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at ....
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at .... .~
SPECIAL CUT PRICE LEADERS.
Bc’a Can.
lone Tomatoes . .
selaooeossese
Matches. 1.000 In the box .. Sc. Regular Price 5C
Ioee-eol'leoeoa
2. investigation of the prevalence
of tuberculosis in i-‘ulrfield county and
the collecting and publicizing of use
for the relief and prevention of tuber-
culosis.
i. Cooperation with medical socie—
ties, national or other general anti
tuberculosis associations, state and
local health authorities and other or-
m] infurmauon‘ Dressing at ..................
.. )5 Stamps with 1 but. Pure Olive 10a Stamps with 1 plig
o. Securing of proper legislation Oil at ............ 22c icon at ”H”
10e Siamps.with 1 pkg. E. C. “Cornice
10 Stumps with 1 bot. Ammonia at 10: 10 Stamps with 11a;- Jam nt . ....,
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES- »
15 Stumps with 1 hot Royal Suing“ 10a Stamps with 1 can Table Syrup ,
15 Stamps with 2 tom's 1;... nine. 10 tStamps with i but shakes
10 a:SIamps with 1 bottle 011W
a
........s.-s.s...-..aslsesed
Iii
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gaitlsulious ‘in approved thesaurus
adopted for the prevention of the dis-
case.
5. Promotion of the organisation
and work of local societies in Fair
field county.
6. Encouragement of adequate pro-
vision for consumptives by the os-
tabiishnient of snnitorin. hospitals. dis-
pensarlcs, etc. for incurable as well as
curable cases.
All persons interested in the objects
of the association shall be. eligible to
membership. The dues shall be 81 per
year. ,.
Any person may become a member
of the summation by the payment of
the annual fee and election by the
board of directors.
Any person may become a life mem-
ber and patron on the payment of
“$500 for the use of the association.
said amount to be payable in sums of
$100 per unnum or in full amount at
one time.
Any person contributing $100 or
more for the use of the association
shall be oonaldercdva life member.
The committees to be appointed. are
as follows: Membership committee to
secure new members Of the society;
woman‘s auxiliary committee; press
and publicity committee; lectures and
plhllc meetings; literature and publi-
cations; iegisiature and law enforce-
ment committee; factory and legisla
tion committee; medical relief com‘
mittee of visiting physicians; senator-
ium committee; hospital visitation"
committee; personal service commit-
tee; tenement house committee; dairy
inspection committee.
The medical board shall , have.
charge of the management of the med-
ical department of the ' sariatorium.
regulate the admission and discharge
of the patients. subject to the rules
and regulations made by the board of
directors. Said board may appoint
associate members from the physic-
ians of Fairfieid county to ctr-operate
with them in their several localities.
Three members of said committee
shall constitute a quorum.
‘ The full list or lncorporators is as
follows: .
wDr. Edward M. Smith. Henr Lee.
Rev. .i. B. Nihill and George Hill.
county health officer, Bridgeport: Dr.
W ll Donaldson. Fhlrfieid: D. E.
Buikeley, Frederick S Curtis, prlnci
l Curtis school; Mayor W. C. Gil-
ert. Dr. D. C. Brown and George H.
Tracy. superintendent of schools, Dan-
bury; G. H. Tillex. S M Allen. Her-
b‘ert S. Brewn.hi W. Robinson. M.
Geo'rge H. Noxon. WD .Darien: e'
H.Lew'IiI "D. D.. Bridgepdrt; ,.
‘fib bury; WE .
mill, M. Derby:“ .E. Wordln.. M.
1).. Bridgeport; M. .1. Brooks M. 1)..
new Canaan: Frltl Carleton Hyde,M
Greenwich: 13. W. Lowe. M. It.
Ridgonold; W. B. Cogswell. 11.13..
Stratford; Daniel S.Brlnemsde.lt.1~l.
Hubbeii. Charles 0. Clark. rector.
Chu b of the Good Shepherd Derby:
elm es N. Haskell, M. ms strum...-
Veg nun Elgin Creamery Butter.“
F1681: Eggs. per dozen .. 22: {Best Milled Flour. 24% lb. bag m.
Sifted York being scheduled to play in the
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL. .. .
Best Milled Flour, a barrel 80.30
per pound
Nation's sterekeoper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Honestflradlnp.
Ina Iii Atlantic & Pltifltllillifl.
124 ”Washington St. South Not-walk.
Tel. No.00! Free Delivery.
180 Washington Street Bridge.
Buck and Rec Shad, Salutes, Bluefish, W,
'» fish, Halibut, Eels, - Haddock, ;
Rocloiway Oysters, Etc. _‘ 1 j
rss's unwary.
Fancy Early Rose
PotatOes, Peek
(V, peck, 25:; 3 quarts, 13c.
A special consignment for our trade. Why use old ones
you can buy new at the same price?
LOUIS" oselo‘
72 North Main Street . .
Telephone Cal! 285-2. "‘ —
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NEW ENGLAND TENNIS TOURNEY. 0. Amos, of Provides
__ Howard. of Hartford. met 1‘.
HARTFORD,June"10. Added inter- of Hartford. The weather
est attends the matches in the needed are all that could he desire
,‘dsy a play of the New England cham- staying wind of the opening ‘
pionship tennis tournament by reason he s3bsidod.
or the cup holder '5. a; Poll. bf New,
"use swan saline i. ‘
New cousins June 1
doubles With Gross, *of «Hartford,
:33“? Prof. .Tiillotloton. toft Neari limo. patch from Grand Cane Lei.
CITY. I 3 IO OI‘ O I"
noon and will no doubt. draw a large Kid’i‘iT‘IM‘iii" fin“
crowd. . .
0:0“! 11 eclecir the:l nLetchlgsHinctholflym “:6“ 10. sub
suuvomreaumo Wen . oe. sores: arowin cropsjr-a
or New llsve‘n. was pitted against lmucb stools. s
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