7“ a... sh caEan 11 Store LANE’S ' Local 191.111... ‘ Tether or Bait. Rheum 15 Launch" Works. L: 3°»me acumen plank. Will thou communicating with The Sentinel by toiophom please do It in this wow—with regard to husinm, , coil 92-3; with regard to news, call 22-2. If they will kindly do so, It will mostly convenience this office and so. can more prompt. attention. WEATHER FORECAST. —-—--—— For Norwalk and vicinity: F1111I -nlght. Saturday fair and warm Pleasant weather with seasopable' temperatures prevailed this morning east of the Mississippi River. A trough of low pressure exte‘ling from Texas northward to Canadalis produc- ing local showers between the Mis- sissippi River and the Rocky Moun- tains. The following heavy precipita- tion—sin inches—has been reported during the past 24 hours: North Platte, Nob“ 1.;24 Concordia. Kans., 2176. Conditions favor for this vicin- lty fair weather and not much change In temperature. --LA8T CALL. There In yet a short time In which you will be able to get your name In ’the new Telephone Directory. Place your order now. ‘ Mrs. Minor D. Randall Is entertain- ing this afternoon at her home in West avenue. The law clones of Walsh Gregory 111.1 H'ubbell In Wall street. Norwalk. are being renamed. . ..." Arthur Way. 01 Hartford. Iii spend- Ing a few days' vacation at his home In. East avenue, Norwlk. ’ —Cake Sale, LadiesI Aid. let M. E. "on. Sat. aft. Stillson-PoMcll drug store. Mrs Charles Guarnlerl liltd Mrs Howard N Godfrey. of Norwalli. spent yesterday In Coney Island. . . A large force of carpenters are at Work building a mammoth hm for T. E. Powers, In Broad Riva»? ——Gran Sugar 18 Hill. :8.1 EDD. 81 Co. Samuel W. Raymond. of South Nor~ - walk. has rcturnedfrom a wdek's visit with his daughter rln Higganum. New York. Miss Edna Byxbee, of New ..York. was a guest yesterday of her mother. -Mrs. Charles Byxbee, of Fort street, ' East Norwalk. Game Warden Wilhur' F. Smith. of South Norwalk. is scheduled to deliv- er an address-at Norfield Grange meet- ing in Women, tomorrow evening. ,--C.'& K. Hats. O'Brien. Miss 1.111111 Knorr and John Knorr. , of South Norwalk. are at the head of a dance to be held in Washington :I-Iall. Cranbury. this evening.- .,The_ South Norwalk Fire Depart ment will have another practice run, such as held in May. in a few days. 9n alarm will be sent in by the depart- ment officers at some box not to be named In advance. —-Large Florida Pineapples. 81.25 and $1.50 dos. ' F. D. Lawton & Co. A coat of point is being applied to William H. McMahon's new double house at the corner of Reed‘street and Seymour avenue. it is hoped that there will be a large attendance this evening at the special conclave of Clinton Cbmmandery. Knights Templar. when an important matter will be discussed. -—Cake Sale, Polvlell's store, Sat. Antonio Pecce. "the young son of Frank Pecce, the Railroad avenue ' shoemaker. is under oing treatment at ' the Fordham. New . ork Hospital, and should his case not improve during the next week, will undergo an opera- tion. \Master Antonio was taken to the hospital by his mother. who returned home from there last night John Brown. of Winnlpauk, who, as was told in yesterday’s issue of The Sentinol, was taken Ill Just before time for the seventh Company, Coast Artillery Corps, to leave the armory. left town this morning for the camp at Fort. Mana'flld. Mr. Brown felt badly that he.“ did not go to camp, as this is his last yiiar‘. and this morning as he was nihch‘ Improved. he shouldered his 1111111111 roll and other equipment, and started on Mil way , . ‘. —-EXCL1.33WE TELEPHONE SER- .3.5. VICE. .- Would you be willing to share your s with your next door it not. why do you share , h" ‘ . "r130t'victi? For a. slight ' :1‘ r month you can ' Migi circuit. Let our ‘ " and tell you about .sion that the closing of the subscrip- ‘ 750mm. 1 [NMMON '3 Alikindsofre rwcrk. launches of a! sixes built to order -—-br 11111111111 workmen. Oyster Shell Point. Norwallr ' T" 4...... Wm Miss Lillian F. St. John and Miss Pearl Coburn were visitors in Bridge- port. yesterday. Daniel H. amilton. of New Canaan has taken saession of the former MI- chaei Dev tt cafe at No. 7 Manhattan street, 1 Stamford. -'—-Straw and Panama Hats. O'Brien. Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun- lop expects to start the work of re- pairs on Washington street and Rail- road avenue next Week. Harvey Kent. M H. Glover. Lester Hyatt and Hiram Davis, started this morning in Mr. Kent’s automobile. for Peach Lake, where they will spend the day in quest of fish. -—King Arthur Flour, 81 bag. F. D. Lawton & 00. Paul Schultze. who was formerly lo cated In the meat business In Bali- road avenue South Norwalk. and who now has a market In Waterbury. call. ed on friends In this city yesterday. Postmaster B. S. Keith, of Norwalk. is in Bridgeport, this afternoon. at tending the funeral of the late Past Grand Master of 1.0.0 F. Lodge, Frederick Hunt who died suddenly of acute indigestion. The Zuppetta Society. a well known South Norwalk Italian organisation. will hold a memorial service Sunday morning at 8:30 o‘clock. at Knights of Pythlas Hail. In Washington street. ‘ for the late Frank Fansilll. who died in Italy during May. Mr. Fansiill went to Italy in the hope at benefitting his health. ,. -Special Candy pie Saturday; 2.”. kinds, 1011 lb.; also It fine line of high grade Checolntes,10¢ 12 lb. ll. Ger main 00. Clinton Commandery. Knights Tem- plar. will hold a conclave this evenlnl: at Its quarters in Wall stret. Nurwnk. to hear the report of the committee, in the matter of holding a field day, and to take such action as the Com- mandery may decide in regrd to the patter. A full attendance is request Quite. a few people watched with In- threat 1111 evening. three young men attempt I catch two immense German carp. In to Norwalk River. just below the Cross street bridge. Only in the holes was the water deep at that point and after much splashing and jumping about bpth of the big iish were caught and carried to the bank. The fish did not have much of a chimes to swim. owing to the shallowncss of the wat- or. -—Read the Kriegcr Co.'s ad. on page 8. TODAY IN WALL STREET. ‘WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 1n.—-0pen- Ingprlces of stocks showed a droop. ing tendency, but the declines were limited to small fractions for the more active Issues and sales were insigni- ficant in volume. Erie declined 1 and the first preferred 1 1-2 as a result of the proposition to fund the maturing coupons on the bonds. There was a small sprinkling of gains mingled with the prevailing losses. WALL STREET, '11 a. m.—-—An out- break of liquidation in Union Pacific. St. Paul. Rad! . the Erie and Hill stocks imparted trams weakness to the market and there was a sharp de- cline in all directions. Sales were not large: prices crumbling away on com- paratively light offerings. WALL STREET, Noon. —-Pl‘essurc on Union Pacific new bonds on the outside market a'Ad the lack of sup- port for the stocks caused apprehen- tlon for the bonds marked a change of policy towar s the market by im- portant finsnei Interests. Dealings in the first hour were larger than yes- terday's total transactions. Prices steadied after Brie had dropped 9h. the first preferred 4%, the second pfd. 2%,. and Union Pacific 2%. Bonds were weak. WALL STREET. 111. fur-Some . stocks went a trifle lower than in the morning, including Union Pacific. Reading and the Hill stocks, but the balance of the list was substantially unchanged. NEW YORK. June 12.—-Snbscrip lions for $25 000. 000 of the new bonds - amounting to 850.000.000 issued .by the .- Union Pacific Railroad Company. clos- 1211/ today. At the office at Kuhn, Lceb a Company. it was stated that the amount offered was heavily over: subscribed. \ sic sacs or Sheet Mus1c '3."- earuaoav ONLY. . ‘ 10 CENIE A corv.’ COLEMAN'S . -‘.. NEWS STORE. ' ill «onion-1.1 at. sums Nomllo; Made to Mentor“ At Reduced Prices Prices have been materia‘l'I'y" reduced in our Cus- tom Tailoring Department. M can have a Fancy , Summer Suit. made to order now for so per cent. lads 'than our usuablow prices, and be sure of the same high-class work and perfect fit we always give. Just look at these prices: $18 Suits Made for $15. 820 Suite Made for $16. $22 Suits Made for $18. $25 Suits Made for $20. $35 Suits Made for $38. . We’ve a big range of the latest weaves from which you may choose: Smoke Grays, Granite Grays, \club stripes, chalk-line stripes and‘ shade»' stripes. lea, hPcatulea. Summer Straws and Fixings to; man and boy. THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HIS MOUTH. The best blends In any horse's pedigree after all1 are good feed and hay. With plenty of good. clean grain and l1uy..wlth good water of course. the average animal will turn out n so be his sire and data what they will. blood and breeding. and Very little to food and care: yet what would any of our horsea ever accomplished on aristocratic des- Pedigrce only Is a weak staff to And the quality of the grain We give lots of credit to cent and an empty stomach? support horse or man through life. you feed your animals is as important as the quality of the food ,. Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. l'iowkors' Fertilizers For Lawn. Garden and Field. NEW NOVEL‘BY WINSTON CHURCHILL. ‘ MR. CREWE’S' CAREER, By the Author of “Conlston.” William P. Beers’ IOOK AND OTATI ONERY STORED. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ 49 WALL STREET. Crabs ... LobEiers Mackerel.15c lb.; Porgies. 10c lb.; Pollock, Had- dock and Flatiish. 8c lb. Blue. Weak. Halibut. Sea Bass, Butterfish, Codi" sh Salmon and Trout. Cutbill’s Bridge “Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. FANCY NEW POTATOES, per Peck, 35c Strictly Fresh Eggs. dos. c Fancy Plucuppies, 2 for 1 lb, pkg. Seeded Raisins 100 be can Potted Tongue fur .2515 Cucumbers, 2 for TELEPHONE 108. Milkypercun ..... Shoulders. per lb. . ........... . . Williams' Root Beer EL, bottle . Knapp‘s Root Ileer 11:11.. 2 for . Bryant 11 Root Beer Ex. .1 for .. Strawberries, Wax lioaus, l‘cus Boots. Native Radiance, Spinach and ‘UNITED GROCERY -CO., 16 No. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Fort St. East Norwalk. . . Phone 319-3. .....-“ 4 m... r..." Norwalk Sayings Sec1ety,‘ """ 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK ' INCORPORATED IO“. ; Depositwver - - ' - ‘ DIRECTORS dusted very easily and quickly. $3525 1111000 . or: M. Hounds ass H. Homes W! o. IDOIUIII 1...”.."51'" arm-11 e133. Saturday Candy Costs 290 Box. but for flavor. assortmentand purity it Is unequalled In this city, APOLLO CHOCOLATIO. -. Make your selections today. we have' just received a fine assortment. In loan—80c, 406, 606. soc 8nd 01.60. OTHER APOLLQ CONFECTIONS. Various kinds and mixtures, 10¢ and 150 Packages. THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY, 1'11: rasacairriou arena. Telephone Cali, 15-2. 11 All Geode Delivered PM of Charge. PLANK FOR REPUBLICANS. Submitted by the American Newspaper Publiahcra' Aamiation. NEW YORK, June 12.—The Ameri- can Newspaper Publishers' Assocla~ t n has submitted the following pank In the Republican platform for. its consideration of the committee on rttoluiions: “The earnest consideration of the ‘ conservation of the National resources, urged by President Rooaevelt In both Congressional message and public at tempera and emphasized at the recent assemblage of state governors at the : national capital. having directed gen- eral attention to the startling denu- . dation of our forest lands and the con- sequent immlneut danger of a timber famine; therefore. be it Resolved. That the Republic party. In convention assembled pledges it- self to the removal of duties upon all forest products Including lumber both rough and dressed. and upon pulp wood. wood pulp and print paper. to the end that. our rapidly depleting forests may be conserved. the water supply of our great rivers rugulated and controll ed, the vast waste of soil erosion cur tailed and finally. that the great con- suming public may reap the advan‘ tage of the cheaper forest products of other countries. " MINING EXPERT DEAD. BOSTON. June lt—Quincy A. Shaw well knann in mining and financial cir- tics and who was prominently identi tied with Calimtpi and Heels died at his home In Jamaica Plain today He was 86 years of age .. ML... ......J a ...... «...... ..., FRANK c. Van Scoy PLUMBING.“ areas. nor WATER AND GAS rrr'rme. Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper and Zinc. I 50 South Main Street, 80. Norwalk, Conn, TOWNSEND’S ~“Victory’ PL W11 Mowers are the very highest grade BALL BEARING. which reduces the friction, and makes it pesslbl‘e to use a wiunr' machine with less effort; can be ad- 15 Stamps with 2 'boxes' sin ”Elisha 10 Stamps with 1 box Shakes; I10at Stamps with 1 hot Ammonla' 'at 10c 10 aStamps with 1 Jar Jam at :1 Very Best Elgln Creamery Butter. Best Milled Flour. 1; barrel ...; we offer 1! Suit and an extra Pair of 11111. (seine . as Suit or not) for the price of the Salt. The Trolls. 3‘ are cost you nothing. This offer is only in our made-tomeasure departnieut—viz.: The Royal Tell. cm. 150 samples to select from. This shouldap- peal to every man. An extra Pair of Pants is a good thing. .1. . . '3 FURNISHINGS and STRAW HATS for the good . 3 old Summer time. FOOTWEAR—that Patent two-hole Tie 111 111- ner. . Head-to-Foot Outfitters for Men and so”... 98 Washington Street. Tel. 165- 5. i &P P111 1111111111111. FOR WIIK OOMMINOINO MONDAY. JUNE 8THi EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES. 80 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at 70¢ 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at . ‘ 4 50 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at .. . .. . 60° 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at . 40 stamps with 1 lb. Tea at 50¢ 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at a 80 Stumps with 1 1b, Tea at .. 40° 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at . SPECIAL cur PRICE Lenses. ' '1 Iona Tomatoes Bone-o. BegularPrlea‘.‘ Iona Peas Deleon. iar . lonaCorn ...... ocaCan. Regular A. I: P. Condensed Milk. 3'cans for Fancy Pears. In heavy syrup .121: ohm Regs 3 Salad Oil . ..... ........ . ..ocaimtie. Regularm . Radnx ...... .3c,7c June '11:. Regular Priceasaiooaaa» Porcella .. .................. .......6eaSox. Regular-Pith." Matches.1000 In the box. .. . ............. ........3¢. Regularflrlco EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROOERIEO. 15 Stamps with 1 bet. Royal Salad 10 aStamps with 1 can Table E Dtesslng at 23° .... t 15 Stamps with l but. Pure Olive 10 aStamps with 1 pkg. Minn . Olla ..... . 22¢ fees. at .. .................‘ each .1 1111-111i51111 1.1111. 10"“ Stamps 'with i 'pk'éf 13: 'c.' Corn 10: :-Siamps with 1 ‘ 111111111111111111 1.11.. 11111.1-nogsyo SPECIAL. \ SPECIAL. per pound .... . 27c Fresh Essa. per dosen .220 Best Milled Floor, 24% lb. bag . - . I‘iyr ,. 2 pigs. Force 25¢ Beef or Boiled Ham. We. 2 pkgs.,Crap$el‘~l1i§.‘....:..:..... 3: them as thin as you with. Bpkgs'Toas acs.......... 3 pkga. Oat Meal. .25: Eycrythlng I" I'm/v 31b1.11saamce................. 25c Apparatus, Beets. (inputs 3 bottles any kl of Soda Water. 250 ries. latices.” Tomatoes. fill 13 Fancy Lemon 26c Lima Beans, Pineapplea, 31bs.l\lllk Crackers 250 ions. Radiance Rhubarb» 7: North Main Street Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Feed ' Products. Full Weight and richest Trading. 111m illamii & Pamela In 124 Wuhlngtdn St. South Norwalit. * Tel. No. one. Free Delivery. DICK’S FISH . . 180 Washington Street Bridge. Back End Roe Shad, Sahnon, Bluefish, W fish. Halibut. Eels, Haddock, Rockaway Oysters, Etc. FREE DELIVERY. -.i .’ ... Bermuda 1110A Sc qt; 20c l-2-pk.; 40c pk. Special lot for our trade at a price cheapfrr than ordinary. onions. Very .BeEI Butter (in tub), ' '- - ..3 2 I3 Warranted Eggs, all large size. Early Rose New Potatoes at Cheapest Marked Prim 2lbs. PureLard .. ..... ....... 25: Have you tried comedian? (that, i1 lbs. Soda Crackers ,,.......... 25¢ Tops. Spinach In order to introduce Falrhank's’ Fairy soap we .1... a 1.11 of each pound of Coffee or half pound of'rea you purchase. Remember all goods sold comply with Pure Food 1.111. ‘. " Telephone Call adsva.
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