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Short Cake
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Whipped Cream at
the Restaurant.
Pure lCE CREAM at Store
LANE’S
L000i News Notes.
Will those communicating with The
Sentlnil by telephone please do It In
this wsy:—-wlth regard to business,
call 92-3; with regard to news, call
92-2. If they will kindly do so, it will
greatly cenvenience this office and so.
curs more pmmpt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fbr Norwalk and vicinity: ' Fair to-
night and Wednesday. The area of
low pressure that passed over this
vicinity last night is now control near
Nantucket. it produced heavy local
showers along the coast from liatteras
to Maine. An area of low pressure
over the Rocky mountains is produc-
ing cloudy and sliowcry Weather in
the western section. An extended
area of high pressure over the lake re-
gions is producing cool, pleasant
weather east of the Mississippi river
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather and not much change in teln-
peruture.
Adam Singer of iiavilaud street has
gone to Merldeii, on a several days
tr.lp
D. H. Weeks, tiie local trolley con-
ductor, is spending today in liridge-
port on business.
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Mayor Charles A. Scotield is en-
joying a day's vacation from his du-
ties at Glendeiiliig‘s drug store today.
George Pickett, inspector of the New
England insurance Exchange, is in
Norwalk, inspecting all electric wir-
ing.
Orders seem a little slow in coming
in at the Norwalk Brass Company’s
plant, the moulders only working 4 or
5 days a week.
Thefiannual meeting of the South
Norwalk Baptist Sunday school will
be held this evening at 8 oclock, iii
the Sunday school room.
Rev. James Fltzsimmons, of East
Providence, it. 1., is a visitor today
with Mr. and Mrs. id. .1. O'Connell, at
their home in West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Stanley, of
Main street, Norwalk. will go to New
York tomorrow to celebrate the fifth
anniversary of their marriage.
——Call at Reed 6‘; Volk‘s, 36 West
Washington street, every day this
week and see. the demonstration of
cooking by electrical appliances.
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell, «of
Norwalk, cut down the old dead tree
which stood in front of the Norwalk
Adams Express Company's ofllce, in
Wall street, today.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Building, Loan and [most-
ment Association will be held this eve-
ning at the office of Taylor & Golden,
Washington street.
A tight took place Saturday evening
at the end of the trolley line. in Win-
nipank. A foreigner who had been
drinking something stronger than wa-
ter. picked a row with some boys and
quite a tussle followed.
Another of the pool games of the
Nutmeg tournament was played last
evening between Howard Chicliester.
rated 75, and Ralph. Veriin, rated 7’.
The game was close and exciting, and;
was won by Cliichester,
of 75 to 73.
A large number of people of The
Norwalks will go to New Haven to-
morrow evening to attend the gradua-
tion exercises to be held at the Grace
Hospital. Miss Minnie P. Franke, of
Norwalk, will graduate as a trained
nurse Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Franks and
daughter Eva. and Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Benedict will be among those who
will attend from here.
llnrry J. Bracken, clerk of Olsen}:
Noiwalk store, accompanied. by his
son Elinor, went to New York, yester-
day. to witness the baseball game be
tween the New Yorks and the Cincin
nails. in the third inning the game
was stopped because of the downpour
of mm, and they were unable to see
the finish of the contest. Coach Toy.
tor. for the New York team. put on
rubber boots to keep dry from the
rain, and he was promptly fined :10
for the act. Mr. Bracken declares he
will wait until the weather man shows
the way clear before he goes down to
see another game.
on. “.OLMADS‘
Condition Powders
‘ are 'the' bed, 500- '
saloon-Powell Corporation.
resort on Dru m.
o... .52....“ .a'. 0......
by the score .
is Your Boat
Insured Against Fire?
it not, call on
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
and get a Policy.
74 Washington It.
BAXTER'S
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Pimpies, Postulou.
Tel. 105-2.
. Tether or Bait Rheum, lilotches, Tuin
- ors. Boils, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scrofuv
la and Blood Diseases.
75c BOTTLE.
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ANDERSON '3
Launch: Works.
pIiiost: Frames set up and rusty to
an}:
All kinds of repair wart.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
G. ELI—Wis. Pilce, the South Noi walk
clotlilcr. is spending the day in New
i’oik city.
Leander Wilcox is laid
sciatic rheumatism,
Franklin street.
up with
at his home Iii
Officer John Smith was called to
South View Terrace early last evening
to break up a baseball game on the
highway.
Uncas Tribe, I 0. R. M., of Soulii
Norwalk, will hold a regular session
this evening Only routine business is
to come up.
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Miss Viola liyxbce, of the training
school for noises in St. Luke‘s liospi
to]. New Y,ork made a trip home to
East Norwalk. yesterday.
South Norwalk Council, Knights of
Columbus, will meet Thursday cv-cii
ing, and licai reports of the commit-
tear; on last Suiidtiy' 8 degree work
turned home ycstcidny from an auto-
mobile trip to Hartford with a party
of Bridgeport friends. The start was
made Sunday.
Kciintli Foster, young son of Mr. and
Mr. Samuel Realm, of Orchard street~
was operated on for appendicitis, this
morning. iit the Norwalk Hospital, by
Dr. William J. Tracey.
Vito Cronna has resigned his posi-
tion at Albert M. Poiilninn‘s
shop, in Washington street. and has
been succeeded by Peter lingel. Mr.
Croiina takes a position with his cous-
in in New York.
Judge .loscih R. Taylor was in
hopes of leiiv iig the hospital tomor-
row, but. upon tho advice of his DILI'SI'
clan will remain until Wednesday of
next week. He continues to improve
finely from his operation for appendi—
‘citis.
Mrs. Thomas i. Raymond will enter-
tain the Piillathca Class or the South
Norwalk Methodist Church, of which
she is a teacher. tomorrow cvcniii . a
lierlioiue. Allthemcmhersare liiv cit
iwith their gentlemen friends, and a
royal time is anticipated.
The Norwalk Fire Police will hold a
special meeting this evening, at its
quarters in Wall street, to complete
final arrangements for the trip to
ltockvllle, the Fourth of .liily. Willi
the Council and mayor and members
there. are 00 men to enjoy this fine
time.
J. 1... Taylor, of Ci'nniiiiry, is critir
caily ill at. his home in Piirtrlck ave-
iiiie. A New York specialist. was call-
ed recently, and- a consultation was
held with Dr. Baldwin. Another will
he held today with Dr. Iioliiiniiaii. The
trouble cannot be ascertained, but it
is affecting the spine.
THE FIREMEN'S BENEFIT.
Large AudienceyEnjoys the Vaudeville
and Picturcs'at Music Hall.
last night's performance, at Music
Hall, for the benefit at the South Nor-
walk Fire Department. was a big suc-
cess in every particular. The program
was enjoyed by a well-filled house iiiiil
the department, as a result, will get a
good sum.
The vaudeville program and mov-
ing pictures were very satisfactory.
‘ ' One of the features of the evening was
the throwing on the screen of pictures
of prominent members of the depart-
ment. Dancing followed the entertain.
merit.
The Eiectrograph Company has dc
cideil to keep Music Hall open during
the summer months. where they will
endeavor to please the public each
evening with first-class entertaiiniiieiit
of moving dpictures and illustrate
songs. Prices, do, 10c. No higher.
Matiiie vervaednesday and Saturday.
Lola—Last night young liorem de~
clai'ed he would willing go to the
ends of the earth for me.
Grace-And what did you say?
Lola-«I finally got him to make a
start for home. and let it go at tliat.—~
Chicago News.
SALE OF
Sheet Musicw
ALL THIS WEEK.
5 CTS. A COPY.
WATER WINGS ................ 25¢
COLEMAN’S
NEWS OTORE.
to North Msln at. south Norwalk.
Agent far A. O. apstdlng’e
Isssbsll end Inertia. Geode.
E. If. Nash, of South Norwalk, ie- ’
barber
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Non-ventilating Underwear makes 3
the skin super-sensitive to cold or it
heat. The only Underwear that in- 1;
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sures perfect ventilation iS the Dr. 3
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All Dcimci garments bear the Dcimcl 3
name on a wovon Tl'fltlt'llll‘k label. 1:
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Booklet telling all about it, with am 1;
pics of linen-mosh, free on request. I:
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THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HIS MOUTH.
The best blends in any lioise ’s pedigree after all are. good
feed and hay Willi plenty of good, clean giain and buy. Will! 800‘!
wait! of course. the average animal will tiiiii out a good sin 0101011.
be his sire and dIiin what. they will. We givo lots of NH“! to
blood and breedingaad very little to food and care; yet what
would any of our horses cVer accomplished on aristocratic des-
coiiiaiiiiiineinpty stomach? l’tdlgrea only is a peak staff to
suppoit horse or lllilll lliiouaii life And the quality of the grain
you iced your animals is as liupoi taut its the quality of the food
\ou eni.
liowkers it‘criillzcis
For Lawn, Garden and Field.
Bu Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL.
MR. CREWE’S CAREER,
By the Author of “Conlston.”
$1.15
William “P. Beets’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 WALL STREET, 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
SWORDFISH
LIVE LOBSTERS, SOFT CRABS.
ALL KINDS OF FISH.
Cutbill’s .Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
FANCY NEW POTATOES
b
Mill. nor can ................... 10c Strictly Fresh Eggs. doz .270
Shoulders, per iii ................. 9c Fancy I’incapplcs, 2 foi ......... 25c
Williams ltoot licer Ex. bottle . .15c 1 lb pkg Seeded Raisins ....... 10c
Kn: ipps Root liver its 2 for 25c 5C f‘llli Potted Tongue for ........ 3c
lirvani's Root liver llx", 3 far .. .250 l(' uciiiubcri-I, 2 for ................ 5c
Stiawbciiics, Wax Beans, Pens, lioets.
Asparagus.
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
49 Fort St., East Norwalk. 20 No. Main St., So. Norwalk.
Phone 319- 3. Phone 143.
Nollie RIullslics, Spinach and
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits over .-~ - $3,525,000.00
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS
MOSES H. CLOVER
LEWIS C, GREEN ,
HENRY F. COLEBURN
sconce M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLB
FLOYD 1', nuscos
So. Norwalk Trudi Co.
offers every accommodation consistent with good
banking methods. '
Your business placed Willi us will be safely and
expeditiously handled.
,Servicels the Keynote of ,Our'Success
Accurate
Prescriptions
The compounding of physicians'
prescriptions has been reduced by us
to an exact. science. it is the most im-
portant Di'llliCIi of our business,
Our stock includes cvcry drug and
medicine your doctor could possibly
want to prescribe. Our drugs are
fresh, pure and standard in strength.
Our prescription room is provided
with It (oiiipletc stock of plinriiiaccuti-
' cal iippliaiics for the accurate piepaia-
tion of medicine in any form your doc
tor desiics.
Every step in the making of a modl
clue is double check by two registered
phiiriiiiiclsts. When a prescription is
compounded by us it is absolutely
right. You get just what your doctor
specifies put together as he wants it
done.
Our prices are as low as best quality
drugs, bcst character of service and
honest profits will permit.
We save you time, trouble,
anxiety and meney on pre-
scriptiom. Let us prove it.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Csli, 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
”Tansy IN wALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—Thc
opening of the stock market showed
only a slight stirring of activity and
prices were not changed to an import-
ant degree, Minneapolis, St. Paul a
Sault Salute Marie pfd. rose 1 1-3 and
Canadian Pacific 1.
WALL STREET, 1] a. ni.-Stncks
were bought spailiigiy, but pi ices
iicicrtlio- dean advanced to a good frac-
tion above yontorda)‘ 3 closing. lin-
lon I’aciflc, Reading. St Paul and the
lilll stocks showed the most strength
There were stiles at 95 38, computed
with the subsciiption price of 0.3 1-2 of
87nd 000 lliiioii Pacific refunding ioiir,s
when issued, timing the first fifteen
minutes of business.
WALI. S’i‘ltldlfi'l‘. Noon—~Demand be
cnmc more active and gave some show
of force to the advance. Bonds were
steady,
WAIJ. STREET. 1 p. ni.—~Thc mar-
ket. maintained a firm tone despite the
subsidence of the early demand which
made it pause in the advance.
Hi3 SKY PIECE WAS GONE.
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Hobo McFadden Given a Chance to
Get Out of Tawn.
A very much dilapidated specimen
of u ouc-aruicd hobo, who answered to
the name of John Mcl‘uddcu. present.-
cd a pathetic sight in the South Nor-
walk police court this morning.
He was warned to go: out of town
by ”it! pollcc. twice last night nllli final-
ly about midnight, Officer John Smith,
took him into custody. from Wood
street. where he found him with blood
streaming down his nose and most of
the cuticle covering of the latter gone
McFadden. who claims iir‘idgcpoti us
his home, insisted that he was a tax
payer and was due certain rights. 'l his
morning. in court. he was very demure.
in the niixup he lost his hat. and
when Judge Edward M, lxickwood tin-
cd him 85, without costs, and sus-
pended sentence with the condition
that he immediately get out of town.
Mcl’addcn thanked the judllo.
lie also continued:
"Your honor my sky piece is gone. "
and he. turned appealingiy to the. po-
lice. Tlio court room' 5 audience smll
ed and McFadden hustled out with a
hasty “good morning."
ACCIDENT AT SAENGERFEST.
Staging Broke During Rehearsal oi
Massed Chorus—But One Injured.
MERIDEN, June 16. —The princi: inl
feature of the state saengerfest, which
opened here, yesterday, was the prize
singing competition by the different
singing societies. which took place in
PM” TIIQRIT9,IP_flg afternoon at 2 o'-
Clflck. and it) which 20 societies divided
into four classes participated The
results will be announced at the bi
picnic to be. held at Lyra park tomor-
iow afteinoon.
After the singing contests and while
a rehearsal of the massed chorus was
in progress, the staging-on which 500
men were seated collapsed, but for-
tunately there was no fatalities. .A
score were bruised and a Waterbury
man, Frank Faeth, had a small bone
in hisieg lipoken
When you see pigs wallowing in
tle mud or birds taking a mud math
you should marvel, ” said a nature stu-
dent, "for these creatures are then
doctoring themsalves~they are getting
rid of parasites.
"When a dog loses his appetite,”
goes straight off and eats "dog grass."
This brings him around at once. Cats
in like circumstances, go to"cac grass. "
Cows and sheep take certain medicinal
herbs.
“Monkeys have been known to dress
wounds, with leaves. Latrelii cut oil!
an ant's antennae, and other ants
came and covered the hurt parts with
a healing fluid secreted in their mou-
ths. It is even said that birds have
been known to set their own broken
legs
"Certainly animals know all about
fever. Fever stricken, they bathe in
cold Water till the temperature falls
again to normal. And an animal with
a limb almost severed heroically com-
piston the amputation with its teeth. "
—-th Orleans Times Democrat.
F and
Given
We offer a Suit and an
thing.
,.
old Summer time.
ner.
98 Washington "Street. Tel.
FREE DELIVERY.
APair ofTrousers
Away !
extra Pair of Pants (same
as Suit or not) to: the price of the Suit. The Trous-
ers cost you nothing. This offer is only in our
made-to-measure department—via: The Royal Tail-
ors. 150 samples to select from. This should ap-
peal to every man. An extra Pair of Pants is a good
FURNISHINGS and STRAW HATS for the good
FOOTWEAR—that Patent two-hole Tie is a win-
Price’s Clothing. Store
Head-to-Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys.
165-5. South Norma;
DICK’S FISH MARKET
180 Washington Street Bridge.
Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, Weak-
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock,
Rockaway Oysters, Etc.
TELEPHONE 477 ,
ENOUGH TO KEEP HIM WAITING.
“i hate to Iiave my husband find a
horseshoe. "
‘ Why. "' '
“He always brings it home nails it
up and then waits around for luck to
strike him.‘
"Well?"
"And there never was such a man
f0i finding horseshoes."
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Glover ’sThe Place
Summer
Footwear
FOR THE
Little Ones
TAN ANKLE TIES.
GIBSON TIES, in Tan and Pat. Colt.
TllEO TIES. Tan or White.
Four Strap TAN SANDAL.
Two Button PAT. OXFORD.
Latest Styles in Warm
Weather Shoes.
Phone 542-2.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 Washington Street.
Men’s
Young Men’s
Suits
$12.00 to $25.00
I
Alfred Benjamin & Co. have made
our rendyuto-wear clothes for the last
6 years. With their great organization
and facilities and our remarkable ex-
perience in catering in tho most criti-
cal patronage in The Norwalks. we
have achieved a business which war
rants us in claiming to sell The Best
Resdy-to-Wesr Clothes for Men.
We alone sell these clothes In Nor-
walk.
Knee Drawers and Coat Shirts, 50:
up. .
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER.
runuiaiien.
- Base Ball Goods!"
Telephones, Annunciators, Cali
THE DON'T lNSURE. .
In Denmark a girl can take out a
policy liisuiing her against becoming
an old maid.
is there any rush to secure those
policies? .
No.
Like all other girls the Danish
maidens cling to hope until there isn't
a fragment of it left.
And then the rates are too high.
SPALDING'S
Eaton-Hurlbut Writing Paper, ,
Pdds and Envelopes.
W. A. Briggerman’ s
MUSIC STORE. ‘
Donovan Block, 182 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF
Eleétric
Wiring
For either factory or private '”
residence.
Bells, Speaking Tubes, Mo-
tor and Power World i
LET us FIGURE with To
The Reed & VOIIt
Electric Company,
as WASHINGTON STREET.» “
TELEPHONE 354.
The Early Bir —-—
You were born under s lucky Itll‘
If you get some of the Coal we hat/if
recently received at our yards. Add
If you are not acquainted with our
Coal we should like to lntroduce y,
We have s large stock, of many vs
ties and it Is unequalled for ,
right (and upright) value. If we kilo '
anything about Goal.
149 Washington St. ' ,
tie Washington as, south Norwalk.
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