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HARTFORD, May 27..»Mlss Reboo-
Gll (LB-wilt of New Haven. wsds’no;
r" 9 infad.:t‘o the state Boar o
C r361" by Governor Weeks, today.
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. At 50c, $1.00,
$1.25. $1.49. 3198. $2.49 and
$3.50 a pair. at
tor, of Middletown. The new appointee
is a graduate school teacher and the
sisterof Mrs. Greene. wife of Rev. F.
W. Greene pastor of the South Congre- .
.gational C urch of Mlddlctown._ The
board as named by the governor today '
were:
(reappointment); Mrs. Martha Mitch;
ell,.of Norwich (reappointment). and
Miss, Walter, each for a four-year term
troniluh'm . ,e. ism,“
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—~Don't think that piles can't be our
ad. .Thousands of obstinate cases have
bee cured b Dean‘s Qointtnent 50
. can at any rug store; . ,,
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TRAIN‘ GERVICE CRIPPLED.
NEW ORLEANS, La. May 27.4"
Train seryicoon many roadsln Louis-
ian . Mississippi and Alabama was
bad y crippled last night us the result
of torrential rains which were exper-
ienced throughout those states. Many
streamszare out and several towns
have been cut off from communication
by the crippling of railroads. The crop
damage is large. No extensive proper-
ty damage and no loss of life are re»
ported.
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EVENING BENglNIL, TELEPHONE
ALLB ‘
92-2—4NM' Department
92-3-78”an DI .srtment
44“‘-h—‘-Br nchwffl . Nam-1k
890 -—Ecll or’s Residence
”9-5—0“; Stilton“. Residence
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MEMORTAL DAY SENTINEL’.
" The Sentinel will be printed next
Monday morning, on‘ account of the
day being observed as Memorial Day.
if you desire a clear complexion take
Foley's Orino laxative for constiptu
lion and liver trouble as it will stimu-
late these organs and thoroughly
cleanseryour syshsm. which is what
everyone needs in the spring in order
Court Cecil. Daughters of lsaheiia,
will meet in the anthollc‘ Club rooms
in West avenue t it even as. .
’ t f ei well. Brid e Pbarmac and l<.
Joseph Cox. oi' Roton Hill, who has l-‘l’. Easter. 5 y _
been seriously ill, is able to be out on .
“‘0 ”mm“ “m” ““9 “c” “3" E. 1'. sATss......;‘. .AUCTIONEER
iEdward Martin. or New York city.
Auction Sale
or
REAL ESTATE
'W. T. Marshall, of “Meadowvlew.”
May 28th. 1909, at 2 P. M
Miss Anna M. Snltiin is now living
with her sister. Mrs. Harry A. Phliilp~
son, of 24 Merwin street. Norwalk.
‘Harry W. Marshall, of 41 Riverside
The following premises, belonging to
the estate of MARY A. JAMES, deceas-
ed, will be sold at public auction, at
the above time and date, on the prom-
a'venue. has returned home from a
week's business trip to Washington,
D. C.
Miss Martha Paxton, of Gerard
place. is ill. and has been obliged to
leave hf" duties at the C‘ 5' me' ises, by Edgar 'l‘. Bates. Auctioneer:
”I‘d” actory. » 1.—-'l‘vvo houses and burn at 36 and
Rev. Frank Dunweil Waiter, pastor 58 Taylor avenue.
2.—~The large corner lot. containing
about one acre. at the southwest cm‘v
nor of Taylor avenue and Connecticut
Turnpike. »
3.—-An undivided one-half interest in
about seven acres of land on the west-
of the First M. E. Church, is calling
eriy side of Scribner‘avennc.
on his parishioners who live in Nor-
1.0UiS S. BEERS, Administrator.
. Walk this afternoon.
School Taxes
.Mr. and Mrs. Innis Cronk. of Brook
Union School Dietrict
lyn. are spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Thomas. of Berkeley
street, Norwaik. "
,Mrs. William F. Hoyt will entertain
the members of the Ladies' United
hist Club. at her home in Eimwood
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby notl~
fled that, the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town assess-
ment list of 1908. at a meeting of the
district held on the 9th day of June,
a, cane, this afternoon.
Winthrop E. Rockwell, of Ridgeiield,
1908, at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the first day of
who has been spending the winter in
California, is the guest of friends in
Norwalk for a few days,
.Mrs. W. H. Hunter, of Georgetown,
entertained Mrs. Katherine Hunter, of
Norwalk, and her niece of New York.
far several days last week.
éJames Estate Auction-tomorrow.
Mrs. George 0. Dufauil,‘of 49 Chest-
nne street. South Norwalk. will under
go cooperation at the hospital in
150th streeL'New York city. ' .
The Misses Edna and M. Pauline
Franko, of New Haven. were the
guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Gustave A. Franks, of Elm street.
Tuesday. ' ‘ ,
The W.,C. T. U. will meet wtih Mrs.
Charles Byxbee, 44‘ Fort street. East
Norwlak, Friday. at 3 o'clock charp.
Any interested in temperance are in
vited‘ no attend.
”Sherwood auction tomorrow if fair.
, Arthur Hoyt. of the Norwalk Yacht
Club, expects shortly to launch his
nbw-thirty-foot motor boat. which has
boon eduipped with a forty horse pow~
.er engine and is expected to be a rec:
ord'breake‘r. “ ‘
, :Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock men's
banquet in the church parlors of the
First. M. E. Church. Every man in‘
the church, young and old, should at:
tend. A rare treat is promised in the
way of entertainment. ,. : . . ‘ ‘ ,
liarold (Hendening. John Manning.
Moses Glover and.Sldney Guthrie, all
ready to receive some at stillaon-Pow-
ell's drug store, 82 Washington street.
Penalty. at the rate of 9 per cent. a
year from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 1, 1909.
F. A. TOLLES,
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 28,
1909. . :23 lm
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The QUALITY of
Borden’s Milk
in its» purity. and richness com ‘
mends it to all thoughtful h ‘
keepers. The conditions go ‘
ing its production and handling .
are ideal.‘ "
Pure Fluid Milk
Rich Cream :
of Norwalk‘. braved the foggy weather :
this morning and went fishing. Their unsweetened Condensed f
friends-7 have offered. their assistance. Milk .. 1;
f l“ “is needed, to‘hrln ”them home. . . i
‘ 8 Peerless Buttermrlk
'.——James'Eetate Auction tomorrow.
Charles E. Lockwood, who was for
several 'years employed in the tip:
printing department of the Crofut &
Knapp Company'sfactory. has taken,
a position with the night force of the
Adams Exppess Company, atthe west-
bound railroad station. '~,,
. \Sheriff Sidney E. Hawley visited"
Mlcliadl’Kenealy in the hospital, Mon-
day afternoon,,but,was not permitted
firhpvms, long ohathwlt‘h his friend.
.‘Ko‘n’ealy’s improvement continues:
Itglsaoomewhst slow. but. there is ev-
ery. .Cpnildencelthat «his ultimate re-
"wili‘come abohtiin the course
Peerless Cream Cheese
Our wagon passes your door
daily. Write or telephone us
and our irepresentatlve will be
glad its-calls .
BLaér‘s' condensed
“LEAD?!” or, QUAUTY"
Eflibllihid 3857. M
, T‘WflfilNQTON
. t4, ... «wax—4n-
cavern
villus.“ .. _ .
rwood auction tomorrow if fair.
Tonight at. 7:45 regular prayer meet.
tug at“ the First M; Es'Church. short
address by the pastor. brief song nor.
vice. and a solo by Arthur 1“. Hunting
ton. .Thcse-xeu'im are becoming
vorypopuinr and. much good is being
.
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TELEPHONE sw—s.
restart-sizes!
accomplishzg...goontft ringed feel fin; Fl'tiSllfltYmC Gather'ed Eggs,
Smallest) be: :1“ $ flu; just“: “(30:19; ; : i from 280 «F300 dons}:
...... . Butter! ButterlButter!
.MMMG; New Singer
mm“ a- Fresh from the summary.
fl. r970“
mum“... ,m‘fflm‘mff‘flwfi‘; dad it. difllcult to and Butter to salt
machine. , 4M1?!” underwear, you try our special fresh made
film" I; . . ,v ""9. time; does Creamery in tub or print. 30c and!“
3 ‘ ‘ ., Bil comm“, Del” lb. ,. v. . .. ,. .
sienna" ‘: ”6m ,3...“ WWI?) have other Butter. we and m
23%,)??? mild Wfllflgg f2: ' a are headquarters for the lineal
sm’ erfi“ " v , tie! 16 Fruit and Vegetables. «
. {1‘ 3 ,. “.‘Asparngum... Rhubarb; Radish, Let-
tuce. Water Cress,xispinsoh, Tomatoes.
Strawberries; ‘2 Ptasapplest . Oranges,
Grapem'uihotc. -,s. i»- 4
i Call and no out Saturday display
of Seasonabie Goods. You will boisur-
prlsed Ant. omwplloew » “'Z‘i » :
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'Clllll‘Cli.‘-8l 11M" let
'LEAbiNG success.
as wear wasumarou eraser.
,_ nurse .s..m.;'snas
, Maltacketno Block
her successor beingless Anna C. Wal- , ‘
Dr. E. A. Downs, 01’ Hartford.
'May.,, 1909, at which time .1 shall be .
‘3:‘ Humor " “.
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Shades AreNecded
0U need Vudor Porch Shades to
get the most om of your porch.
To make it a spot where you can
rest or work on. the hottest day out
doors, yet free from the sun's glare
and heat. You can do this with Vudor
I’orch Shades: where you may enjoy
every refreshing breeze, in secluded
comfort. Vudor l’orch Shades are
very durable and will last many
seasons. Vudor Porch Shades are bet-
ter than awnings. bamboo screens or
canvas drops. Awnings and canvas
curtains shut out the sun, that is true,
but as they likewise completely prov
vent the circulation of air, it is like
sitting in a tent with the sun beating
down upon it.
, Vudor Porch Shades come complete
ly equipped; nothing but a screw driv-
.PORCH SHADES I my. requireiiftd'lmng them.
pretensions to $5.50 .
.J. COllins& Co.
Funeral Direétors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street. Snuth Norwalk, Conn.
‘7/11307'
r
. O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438. NORWALK.
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OUR LINES COMPRISE THE VERV'L‘AI'EST IDEASJN
.. l .1. , . r. ,
W omen’s Shoes
They are made up of the most popular leathers, Bronze, Suede.
Tan. Gun Metal and Patent Colt.
~ Your money is spent to good advantage when it goes for shoes at
FLYNN, ,& RYAN.
so wasumorou STREET tom NORWALK
And a Business Educational ,
Merrill College
insures Salary, Promotion. Success.
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ..
‘ BICYCLES —»
We Carry a Full and Complete Line
Also, Sundries and Repairing Done
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MEN HANGED. I.
CONS'i‘ANTlNOl’M‘}. May ll7.~w'l‘hlr-t
teen men were hanged in public at
lug previously been found guilty of
complicity in the revolutionary nut-
break of April 'I 3 .Tbe bodies were .
ieit exposed to view for a short time -.
only. .
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New NAVY YARD COMMANDANT.
PiiiliADEiJ’lilA, May 27wllcar Ad-
miral Uriah it. ilnrris today assumed
the duties of commandant of the Phil- .
itdelphia Navy Yard. succeeding Rear
Admiral Poodlettm, who retires from
active service under the operation of
[he use limit regulationsol' the navy.
"l'm living in
"Are you?" “No;
'i‘igcr. _
lili {5M Piltl
Providence. now.‘
it. l."——~l’rineoton
The Problem of,Your Summer Comfort
is solved by the purchase of an
Elite OXford
The ’3
The Result?
I More Circulation. Cooler Feet.
The Price~$3.50 and $400
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 642-2.
u igflsncuu
so us in
But Our 250 Blend Keeps
to the Fore.
It has been the standard at
the price for years all over this
country, and there Is no reason
to doubt that it will continue to
lead. We control it absolutely
and can therefore keep the qual-
ity up. When you hear of:
Coffee that is “as good as the
Union Pacific sells for 25c a
pound." you can depend upon it
that it costs 35c or 40c, for that
is what Coffees as good as our
25c blcnd costs In other stores-
The
UMPaciiic
Tea (30.,
Headquarters for SUGAR
' 126 Washington Street. '
LUTHER: M. WRIGHT
scum MoawALicl' 3 STAMFORD
o
- __?Grading, Larva anti Gardeii‘Wdr’k,
; . 'VROadf Oiling » , '
BR S;
RAYMOND
The Hatch
_ acorn NORWAPK. cons,
from aPig‘gerv to . a Paulie
Web-vs now on hand the largest, most varied and complete stock of Iuni.
bar in the history of this company or any of its, predecessors, anti
respectfully solicit the patronage of all iunibsr users.
Tar, Flag, Cement, Gravel, Asphgtlt, ”Concrete
Bailey ‘ Co
LumberandMillWork for Everything
, Tu. 542.3. _
, sass DELIVERY ,
.
GRAY silos.
Soda and
Mineral Waters
ESTABLISH ED 1882
Vichy, Seltzer, Carbonic,
Surisaparlila, Ginger
Ale and Lemon Soda
DEEP aocx
ARTESIAN WELL
WATER been
The Forest and Belt
1’. O. Box flint-Tel. 120 ~.
NEW CANAAN. GONN.‘
Guardnteed under the Foodrmd Drug
Act, June 20. '06. . Serial N01, {755
' Cd's “Wagon ‘1 ~
does your cleaning in one-fourth the
time . and accomplishes better results
than by any, other process. No need of
taking" up carpets or removing the fun
Contracts made to clean residences:
churches, offices, lodge rooms. etc. Let
me ostiumlo on your spring cleaning.
Reasonable prices; Trusted opera-
tors. Best service. Flinn! 477. .
YARD TEL. 46-2. iuILI. TEL; 45-3.
CHAS. H. DOWNES. Prop.
a couariiauo PLAos.
daylight in Constantinople, today.huv‘E .
' ., Coupon
WearwShocs That Fit I
The Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
niture.-or disturbing the .honsahold. i
.C JgMintzart-o‘
92, wnnmgton Street. South "Nonwsllw
l, But 0st erioug‘h for:
Bargalns - one Day’s; Selling!
FRIDAY c. o. 1)., m or Tele-
phone Orders Cheerfully Filled.
12c "Fruit of the 1.00m" 50c Gloves, 35c ' ,
Muslin, 7c yard
(iuurnnloud Bill-t (i-ioruu. all"i
colors, double tipped. all sizes.
50c Corset, 390
Three different st) ice to
from. All sizes.
$3 to $7 Trimmed Hats, '
$1.98 .
Trimmed Hats. values
from $3 to $7. for this
tiny .................... $1.98 ,
We advise curly shopping, as ’
...—...... W— this is an exceptional offer. .
$2.75 Welds, $1.49
25c Rompers, 190 ’ ‘
lloys' Rompers. all sizes, neat “
patterns. 3
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select -‘
...
25c Kimonos, 14c
With this Coupon we
will gladly sell you
25c Kimonos for. . . .1lc
All sizes and styles.
25
100 now Walsh; in this lot.
We will ciirei'lully refund your
ilillllt'y if you (‘iill match this
value.
500 Drawers. 37c
(inr regular Side lJraWors, illu-
quality of muslin, neatly trim-
med. .
25c Batiste, 18c yard
11/; yards wide, very iiue qual-
ity of ilatiste.
20c Oil Cloth, 16c yard ‘
All colors, including white.
25c Window Shades, 1% “j" '
ltouular ill-c stock Shades. $150 Afl'lmen meh ".
including all patterns ..... 19c Cloths. 980 ‘
» '42 inches square, opcnwork 1,
75c Ali-linen Table Lind!“ patterns, guaranteed ail‘linen.
5% yard . " 29c Scarts, 19c
Neat patterns. guaranteed ail ‘ I .50. Scarls, opcnwonk. designs. ,
linen ............. . mnzilgdhyd. ‘ on sale at 19c, instead of 290.
.. WNW ‘
The ... Sale
l
continues all thid week, with new
items added frjm day to day.
N. E. RYAN & 0035:
so wwpiétbh‘suqu . South Nor-Walk
4..
Does It Cost You to Run
‘ Your Machinery by:
STEAM r . 2
l How much power do you lose by
friction, slippage of belts, long line
shafts. etc... in using STEAM! ,
Let us have an honest answer to;
both questions, and we'll silbtn’it ‘
figures of the cost of Electric Wiring.‘
’ Motors and estimated amount of‘Eleoi;
etrical Power used that will SAVE‘
:MONEY for you. _
% Will. you talk it over with us~todiy14
rue Reed it vat Eiedhicailio
86 Washington I
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‘0 Tel. 354.
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I :hat, Beats Them‘ All '
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.. i SAVES STEPS! SAVES WORRVJ!"
‘j_£Combines beauty with, usefulnetis, ‘
’ eeps the housekeeper cheerful. "Has
"”Flour and Sugar Bins,’ Extension Top;
greed and Cake Box, Tea, Coffee and
pice Canisters" All ot'm'etai. f
‘uosw‘ltk. edits
m
, tn.- “.4
" Hittite. Furnisher.
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ATimely Suggestion for Summer 2
‘ .. Have .99 [inc-w‘lnstantsnoous this lint Water Heat
in theuhomo—sslinpiy light the gas and you've hottest“.
tor the hats. day Or Knight. ‘ ' ‘ ‘
. , r 1 ‘ 1 ‘,A- ‘
Have your Hester overhauled while the tire ia‘out
,_ ' also. .
l 4 g. , ‘ . . r -V,. I ”...”: ~,..
HE JilliES-i HilliHIllS Billll’llll.
COUNT. BONl’B VICTORY.
RAMS, May 27.~—'l‘lic decision of
thefiuperior court of Count Bonl do
pastciians's appeal of the case brought
by him for the custody of his children the, influence ill the Mme
was handed down today, and in a par- clone '5 thus In effect 3.18mi“
tlui victory for the cmnti. it. contirrn- rosin of‘tbc amidst urcfilt'idtlfll
ed the decision of tlieqiower court giv- l The present Princess rig" ‘ ' ‘
is: thennqthertho‘rustody otths chit Miss Anna Gould. or No ,il’p'r ,
dren. but it set forth that the father :married ‘Countdc' Cast latte;
alone had the right to choose their in» 'vorcnd him, and later marrl
structor and designate the college in lcdusiu, the Prince dé't‘lmn. ,
l
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17 watt. s'nt,
«an
NORWALKi can I
which they are to be. educ'atudl
thermoro, Prim Hone ‘ds‘i‘w
I specifically excluded fi’rontJ this _,
.psrsons authorised: to timid“!
ldren, and tho count‘s codtottfl"
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