JULY FOURTH SENTINEL.
3 ,, LEM Sentinel will “pear as» a nun-n;
his floor next Saturday. July 4th. ‘1
All advertisements, items of, newts, etc. .,
should reach the office of publication
on Friday. ’“r‘ .
" 3Fredericlr:.BroltI.er..h¢ Nerwalk. was
a visitor in Weston, Sunday. ~
ChestereVondo. the,actor,._spont a F
few hours in South Norwslk yesterday. -
9‘. .
-Dancing tonight, Roton Point.
James Bieuitt, of Brooklyn, N. Y., ,
spent the Sabbath with friends in
‘Fnoe powder, tooth
powder, toilet and till-
0.33333 mdm- ..
Eoy powders and per- -
filtration absorbers
Highest purity
throughout. as is alWays
_ demonstrated here.
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s soars Mill ‘s‘r‘it sitar.
Gitiods‘ ,pnrtleuisrly
adapted to these warm
guys,“ J.
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Far
town.
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S. B. Wilson of Mount Vernon, for-
merly of Norwalk, Was ,a visitor in
town yesterday.
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Sergeant and Mrs William H. Hy-
land, of Stamford, have been visiting
friends in Cannon
A meeting of the Hat Makers’ So-
ciety will be held in Central Labor Ly-
cenm, tomorrow night at 8 oclock.
The Norwalk Fife and Drum Corps
hold a rehearsal last evening at its
quarters in Water street, Norwalk.
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The Epworth League, of the South
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church,
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening.
The officers of Butler Lodge, No.19.
1.0, 9.03“, will be installed by Dist
trict Deputy Frederick G. Benedict [of
inorrow evening.
The‘ Alpine Club will hold a Rhoda
island oismbake at Lake Kenosls on,
Sunday, July 12. This bake will open
a week of festivities for the club, the
members of which will have a camp
at the Lake this your instead of going
to listen Point.
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home from s.
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hoods Directors and emulators. ‘ 3*.
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IMiss Mao Williams has returned to
visit with friends at
-, Miss Mabel Lovntt, of 18 Montgoni
. , cry street. Danhury. is visitins friends
.‘ and relatives in Norwalk for a few
. weeks,
' Commodore William S. Hatfield, who
“has sustained a number of injuries
3during the past two weeks. is
able to be about and at his duties as
superintendent of Charles 8. 'l‘row-
bridge's box factory. it is not expecteth.
that the auxiliary Eltl‘Ida. which was
badly damaged by an explosion of, gas-
olone, will be repaired and placed in
commission this season.
again
Our stock of Parasols is getting lower rapidly these warm days, bill we
the true conception of those
Prices suitable- to ‘sli purses.
still have runny pretty styles for your selection
fill and elaborate to even try to describe, and the only way that you can get
exclusive: styles is by personal inspection.
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They are really too benuti~
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IOUTDI. NORWALK.
‘ W as WASHINGTON eraser.
Mrs. James Medley and Miss Anna
”x, .of Port Chester, spent Sunday.
with s. Medlcys sister, Mrs Byron
G: M3, of Stuart avenue.
33-39-Dr. . Dick's cures .Malaria.
The annual shore dinner of the
South Norwalk Club will be held to-
morrow evening at Retail Point, the
menu being started at 6. 30 o'.clock
,Dr. Edwin Everett Smith his'
hpuseho from Kinsett, Wil left
South orwalk today in a special car
gr their summer home in Sugar Hill,
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Miss Mary Brennan, of South Nor-
walk, is the guest of Miss Florence
Perry at the residence of her grand:
, mother, Mrs. William Robinson, in
Weston.
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Martin Lawlor, national secretary of
the Hatters' Association of North
America, with his wife and family, is
the guest of Miss Margaret Dorsey, of
Crops street.
. A meeting of Lady Jennings Lodge.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will be held
tomorrow evening, in Red Men' s Hall. 1
and will be followed by the installs
'tlon of-‘ officers,
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.--Auction household furniture, Wed,
.3 _ July 1,2 o‘.clock 12 Clay street.
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Co B. Ree es, formerly in the
instigfie business: in South Norwalk,
is new nicely .located in lpswlck,
North Dakota, where he in secretory ‘
of- the lpswick Gun Club.
, emfivlsion, Sons of Temper—
slice. hold regular meeting last. even-
ing at fitters in the Gazette build-
ing ustreet. nothing of import~
slice 7 , “boot; re the session.
it. ‘ o I 3
ThesW‘H‘extlie Company is build-
Jug i‘ah'dut aifoot and a half on the'
dam of the. Bishop mill pond in Nor-
Hulk. For some time an addition to
l
the m’lllway has been in progress. E,
ii of the Norwaik MasOnlc lodges
’ ’ e.’ shut down for the summer, ln=
‘oudllig St. John’s Lodge, A. F. and
:A; M; Weighing ton Chapter, R A. Mr,
.1 Clinton Commander-y, Knights; '
er.
of the stores in The Norwalks I?
_, mining their. display windows,
" , ,. pprdpriate articles for the glor I
“ “Fourth of July, and the provl'sio ..
Ali‘s hanging out signs ’to th
at they will be closed all day
financing tonight, Roton Point: ;
union Sdnday school picnic of
rat Congregational Church and
con ational Church will
it; tumult Saturday, July.
5.1m“!!! ,‘plenlc committee Will
waning at the home ,
se, ,§ Terrace placeh "
'11 of hi klodo
”EL-15‘s Whig
auntodpdn.
"‘T
ty for Advancement.
Books and Stationery Free.
STAMFORO.
I
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sou-rs noswank,
MONEY lNVESTED IN All ohms schemes A’l‘
L COLLEGE
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST.’
lt insures a good Salary, independence and always the Opportuni- '-
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
Porreesms ,
For Coolness and Comfort
JUST anonlv'sn FROM ascronv NEW LINE or LADIES',
Misses AND CHIPREN s
CANVAS FOOTWEAR
LADIES’ OXFORDS AND PUMP8.
MISSES' OXFORDS ..... . .
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS
FLYNN & RYAN
3 elicits m. .
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,‘MAlsmiegdarrme 61.50; for
3F ’WAIS'I‘S. regolar prison” .00; lfor
Now holds... at.
SHORE DINNER! A ”MTYN
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
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Milt.
DANQING, EDITING. BATHING.
Especial attention given no automobile parties. -. ‘
Commencing Neill Monddy, Jtine 8th, FREE VAUDEVILLE.
GEOREE XANTIIAKY Manager.
THE PARIS
. tier
“pink - Mm; “$0 Jar
so , liortseroprioe. $8.00; tonsil.
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Come and be con-:
Every garment in the store is nixed positively below cost. as We 11de
in
Induced.
3‘. money and .we are compelled to sell
Sale will .Both Stores:
515517 Molo'St,‘-Siiiittrd.~ . moosmnsmorsm
at I. sacrifice.
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Hay Wh‘l‘iayele
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Michek.
friends in Westport.
m
piazza.
night.
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morrow. after a several days' vacation
island.
boy, which was born to them Sunday
nicely.
Our Brothers‘ Dodge, 1. O. O. F., hold
a regular meeting. last evening. at its
quarters in Willi street, Nomalk.
Nothing of special importance was
‘before the meeting.
free demonstration
Coo ers, corner of North Main and
\l 3
.w esdsy, Thursday
Open evenings.
Lieutenant 'Wliilnnl Wardwell, of
[Avlngstonstrech who sustained
mason.
i
which
The Home Mission Class.
will be postponed until next Wednea
at the Methodist parsonage on Wed
nesday. ,
decided to postpone his contemplated
pleasure trip to his brother, in Colum
bus, Ohio. He has so many sick pa-
tients at present he has found it im
”possible to leave them.
—--Dnncillg tonight, Roton Boiut.
William Lauder, of South Norwaik.
appeared in a Waterbury ilnifonn in a
game played by Waterbury in Bridge
port recently. it is understood Lauder
Is under some kind of a contract with
a Pennsylvania team. but. efforts are
that he can get on the Waterbury nine.
Only eight automobllcsmf those that
day. the other eleven having fallenb
the way.sltle The eight cars carried
about forty passengers. The part
arrived here shortly before noon an
made the Hold-Green their
tars They started at. 2 did
their destination
.rino hospital has public health ser-
. .r es will :h the chief federal authority
" works
‘2. tron) the zwotuld every particle of for-
The Hrohlbitlon party“ which holds ,
forth in East Norwalk, held a weekly . " 3 3-
meeting, last night.
wDanoingtonightrRoton Point. . '
o‘i
South Norwalk, spent. yesterday with
There is a good vaudeville program
on this week at the Roton Point Hotel
A big crowd enjoyed it last
John Bertram will resume his duties
at the South Norwnlk post-office, to-
Mr. Berti not has been visiting on Long
Mr. hnd Mrs. Wilfred Smith of lvy
place are the proud parents of a fine
evening. Mother and son are doing
of Sharp
Sta. South Norwaik, Tuesday,
and Friday:
a
ostroke of paralysis four weeks ago, is
not improving to any extent. and is
still unable to work at his trade as a 3
meets at the residence of Mrs. Tlllcy,
day night, on account of ,the reception
Eli—Mayor Charles G. Bohannan halt
being made to have him released, so
. started tram New lint-k a week ago last
Friday for a thousand mile tour of l,
New England leached Danhury, Sun-
eadquar-
k on the
final run of the tour New York being
FOUlTi-i OF JULY HURTS.
Surgeon General Wyman, of the ma
3‘ .lce, recognizes the need of widespread
information to prevent undue mate of
life In North of July accidents. 'l‘e-
issue has made lnde endenee Day
casualties no .louger a eke. A death
roll. of some hundreds is too long for
one day's accidents Here are the
3, am: for the treatment of bums
and ads from powder and the
gallon freely every wound.
arefully and thoroughly remove
clgn matter.
Cnntarlso the would thoroughly with
twenty- -flvo per cent. carboiic acid.
Apply loosely a Wet pack of 25 per
cent. onlbolic iicld.
(live it full dose of anti- tctnnie tier»
:um
for year Vacation,
$1.00 to $3.50
Brown with white trim
Gray with white trim
pray with red trim
Navy with white trim
Navy, extra heavy.
Closed All Day, July 4. '
Open Friday evening until to 130.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. MATTER,
FURNISHEII.
as w hi
‘9 3‘9”" 39 {tooth Nor-walk.
130WNSEN0SH
Mowers
are the very highest grade .IALI’.
BEARING, which reduces the friction,
and makes it possible to use a wider
machine with less effort; can be ad-
justed very easily and quickly.
Entities E. Dow
snow“...
1'12 waSHlNefoN eraser;
’RhopOfiSI. “a;
The ‘*;flli‘ffprd
Excellent Cuisine.
3 binders Evenings,
3 r 3‘ i,‘ ‘9. 3 P- .M.
{million-33s it was»
me: Mule.” .ui'd ,
for the”
L l d
aces
5 .‘l'.
flood soon... and shoot
’tiiiit Malt Iowa
We .Hsve Taken the annoy II
We
Mr! Within Mimic to the wit
«ET. ONE. We are agents of
3 the Travqlora.
. £noorporstod.,.
N0. 5 IIsIlFosd Avenue, sou
, TN.
fhi‘oUMQQNG, ‘
snails. 3 .,
oriental:
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Dotty’tlvils Workilip‘hn tildes I‘d
‘Flild‘ Harlot-or of’tlr.‘ Wli'ibn,
of Philadelphia
BHIlADEI.PHiA,,Jttpe 30. ~Tho no
lice of this city hope to be able to more.
an important move today in the can
of Dr. William H. Wilson, who die:
suddenly last Friday night. atial drink-
ing a bottle of ale and wbo~ is .hs‘o'
it Was
lieved to have been pois'dnsd
first thought that the dctoi had died
at them were
.so many suspicious circumstances our.
rounding his death that the coroner in-
.vestlgatled. This resulted iii an ex
,pnessed opinion that Dr.
poisoned and that he did not n’dminis
from- natill sl causes,
ter the poison himself.
Anticipating a murder verdict by tllb
Wilson wail
coroner. the police soon after
death of Dr. Wilson began an luvestlo
gallon into his life and habits. At the
North Seve‘ith street house where Dr‘
d lived for about ten years, .
there was no sign indicating that a
physician lived there He did not do
a general practice in the neighbor’-
hood He had patients, however. and
they are said to have been principally
women who were able to pay well for
The line of practice the
doctor had was highly remunerative,
for he was noted as a “good spender,’
and he had a summer home at Corn-
near Philadelphia,
launch and an automobile.
The motive for the supposed murder
is believed to be hidden in Dr. Wilson' s
The theory of the
police is that a male friend or rela-
tive of a. woman who is believed to
have died after receiving medical at-
tention at the hands of Dr. Wilson
Wilson be
his services.
wells.
medical practice.
sent the poisoned ale.
Frank Paul. the coroner’s detective!
left, the city today to run out what is
considered a. very important clue Be
fore leaving he said there was it
doubt that the ale contained cyanid
of potaslum. The ale was also deliv-
ered by express and it has been traced
to a certain place which is now an
dcr surveillance.
Di.
a steam
Wilson's wife had a narrow es-
cape from death. When Dr. Wilsor
opened the pint bottle of ale he poured
half of it in a glass and offered it to
Mrs. Wilson. The doctor took the first
drink and noticing something peculiar
in the taste told his wife not
touch it.
and asking him to try it.
does not brew ale.
~Stop earache in two
toothache or pain of burn or scald in
five minutes, hoarseness, one hour,
muscle ache, two hours, sore throat
Thomas Eclectrie
, Oil, monarch over pain.
twelve hours—Dr.
notifying
minutes,
A few minutes later he be}
comic ill and died on the way to a hoe:
. D it!
‘ The day the ale came by express
Dr. Wilson received a letter purports
to have come from a prominent Phllw
dclphla brewing company,
him that the ale had been sent to him
lnvestiga
clan showed that the brewing compnpy
“.BARNEY" QUINN OIES.
Believed He Left Behind-n Snug Sum
-—l-ils Eccentricitios.
Bernard Quinn the linen goods ped
dler who was taken to the Bridgeport
Hospital, Sunday, seriously ill of time
min died at that institution, yesterday
afternoon, without regaining conscious
lime
11058.
Quinn lived for a considerable
with Christian Kramer, of North Main
street, South Norwalk, and one of his
cards being in Quinn’s pocket, he was
it is believed that .Qulnri
left quite a snug little sum of money
. behind him. He was rather eccentric,
and prefcricd his own cempally t0
that at other people. As an lllustra
tlon. it might be mentioned that. even
on hot summer days he would go off
if he met any-
one lie knew he would simply pass a
,but all of the time keeping
ay. One of his favorite walks
was from South ‘Norwalk to Rotor:
n.0llfled
on long walking trips.
greeti
on his
Point. and back.
THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD.
“After depicting 15 years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two
hundred dollars, nothing has done me
as much good as Dr. King‘s New Life
1 consider .them the best pills
ever sold. ” writes B. F. Ayscue, of In
glcslde ,N C.’ Sold, under guarantee at
Pills.
I3‘..,H Baxter a drug store. She.
SAILING 0F ROOSEVELT DELAY-
5D-
NEW YORK, June 80. —,—Tlle Rogue-
_ volt, with Commandositobert E. Peary
. and 1M! Northern Bole hunters will
not start {or the frozen north Jilly lst
as announced some days ago, t the
omw, which has gathered, hope 0. get
out of New York by the and of the
week Commander Peary is .Stili in
Maine. lie Is expected to come to
New York before the Roosevelt sails,
though he will not Emily Join, a par
ty until the ship .reaches,.
Cape. Breton.
ydney.
CORONER DOTEN'S BUSY._W£ .
Coroner'Charle‘s'A. Dotcn has h
a very busy week in-giulotlnme eases.
Railroad fatalities, suicides, drowning
death by fire, and other accidents have
the
t0
9 dent.
wooden... a very easy matter
QBSM'IIIDMM’ are amulet! with ‘
one of the above ailments, and are’
Ject to a great deal of earnest ~ 3
.on account of the unsightly... wear
which they pit-nut, -.-and 3
the following simple harmless Ind
expensive postman. GO in ,
Dru int «and get .othill pr ,
till Giesrola. onerhtilf out
one ounce, Alcohol
mix, shake well and am: y to tti,‘
affected night slid morning,
3to remain for at least ten- W
then wipe «bathe boarder 1min
lkllt. Use a liltt 019th of SW,»
applying.the,nllxture and to
days to two. weeks your lama w t
.smooth 'and eiesrosa a marriage
est thermos Gleam Willem
out in: is melted... hunts .WW
Ask to see it
FREIGHT HANDLERS MA
. f‘t "
Chicano .Me‘mlim .Ace incline
Against Treatment, lay, Mwb
3. CHICAGO, J one .domltailroaiho
wring Chicago were threatened it!
stllke by the Freight Handlers' lJiiI
last night, unless within twen '
home the companies agloe to II
year's wage agreement. A main ,,
to thls effect was passed at a
meeting attended by 2,000 moth ,
of the union, following a bltw "
on railroads by international
dent P. J. Flannely.
Without a dissenting voice is
ion passed the measure which
mainly may mean the tying up, 3
greater part of the freight bus ,‘
the city.
Should the railroads refuae Nit?
mand of the freight handlers, W
to sign the desired contract with
prescribed time. the union voted
low the Culling of the st llfle
the hands of President 9. out
the executive board, and Jo
them to use whatever methods 33
believe best to win the. MM,-
~ltchin piles provoke p 3
out protan ty- won't. cure them. 3 - ‘
Ointment cur-es itching. bl
protruding piles after years of
tag. At any drug store.
use. CLEVELAND MAY m.
5le ION. 3
I‘D-w
Following custom of United
Reg nudigg Widows of P
WASHI G'i‘ON, June 330
thought likely that congress
vide a pension of $5. 000 a
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, foliowi
Mrs. Garfield has
pension of $5, 000 each year
Mrs. Harrison, the only 0
dent’s widow now living. Val
stoned. but she was Mr.
second, wife, and married hi,
years after his term as {inside
sired. '- . .
, New London.
NEW DQNDOltL June;
lineman Alfred Red
whom a New Havel} pa
in story yesterday, ssyigg
charged with having a c
Haven girl and asking
for permission to marry her, ;
dent of this city and has '
ried seven years. :He' ‘ V
his wife and child. Mr. ’
the truth of the story
W. R. Ward, of Dyers!)-
‘wrltes: “'1‘ is is to “MEN 3
used' Orino native”,
chronic constipation and
en, without a doubt, to be,
practical remedy for this
it is with pleasure I o 1:;
tious reference.” Plaist it.
and The Clifford Pliit‘tni
I\uas‘ A rukcrusnoeoit
DWNAVDN, June ’
fractured Skull slid his
J. Kelley, is under arrest,
inflicting the injuries. 13‘
found uncanclou‘s in the
result, it: is alleged, of
Kelley. . . =
DeWitt‘s Little Earl
famous little liver pills ,
The Clifford Pharn‘i y‘ .. ,
Bridge PharmacY. ‘ 33
DANB'URY, Juno so.”
ltts, seventy-eight, d1
heart disease. yesterday.
swelled .hls mound book -¢0nlidnt‘ably
.tor the..lsst.we k in.
no °‘
dished in
“dairy
'3 ‘Kodoi in” hood.
and The Bridge Pharmacy.
Stella—can you dress within your
la—Yes; but it is like
me? Ill: . . ‘
Easing with n. a ,berth in the sleeping ‘ ’
t A; gained to‘
s or
machgtrouble.
toads. it is pleasant
."--Harper‘ 5 Shear.
of th he year; Briggs
tot ti‘ie fines, ,Inei
_ ours
fanny of 1194050075
to
take.
to.
9 “09M“
find nation or any .,
Kodol digests sil
second up an
port has far- .
“gill .
e .
" it:
it. is , .
sold here by The Glitters Pharmacy” .:
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Norwalk Chronicler