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MEMORIAL D Y OINTINEL.
The Sentinel wil be printed next
Monday morning. on account of the
day being observed as Memorial Day.
W
an. unaLll [1 II III at
home in. Bolliscq awhile today
Automobile 'goodp at Joseph Davis
You will ilnd prices in. the adv.
Rig bargains for Méinorial Day at
Gottlieb'l. Read the adv. on the eighth
om
Miss Mary Sch'ock, of Lowe street,
has been entertaining Miss Beebe. of
Bridgeport.
~Umbrellas Mourning H‘ds. O‘ Brien
Miss Harriett Osborn. of West are-
nue, has returned from a trip with
relatives in Maryland.
Cornelius M. Daniels, of Chestnut
street. is spending the day in New
York city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. 14min Joseloil, of Main
street, have been entertaining Miss
Robecca Elton. of New York.
William Coleman. and William Hil-
lard are to conduct the restaurant at
The {Knolrduring the present season.
——Hasebsll tomorrow, Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs. West Ends or
Bridgeport. Hatters‘ beuetit.
A spdciu suit. sale began today at
Tristram a Hyatt's. The udv. will
gig? you particulars. Better read it
her
Mr. and Mrs. Lamborn and Mrs.
Quackenbush, oi' Springdule. enjoyed
an automobile ride to =acuth°NorwaIk.
Monday evening.
was W, Mclfienna. of scam
NorWitlt is now employed at Vanity
Fair sari: a slimmer resort near Provi-
dence RhLode island.
Repairs will be made to the Hotel
Clinord. this week by the Bridgeport
Rooting Company, which will also
paint the roof and stop it from leak-
ing.
-Straw Hats. O'Brien}
Victor W. Farr quh‘rede'l‘. Cole
man are planning 6 with in the snake
hunt. and sheep bake of the Schaghti-
coke Rattlesnake Club. at Kent, Sun-
day.
The Seventh Company. in command
of Captain LeGrand Snyder, Iei’t Nor-
walk, this morning, for South Wilton.
where the boys will try hard to quality
with the rifle.
Miss Beatrice 13. Elton, bookkeeper
for S. Scharlin & Sons, the shut! msnu
facturers at New York, is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. [souls Joseloft and the. Misses
Joseltll or Noi‘walk.
Mrs. Howard D. Smith. formerly of
South Norwpl it. has. been confined to
the house. u R1 geiield; hy illness.
Her large circle of triends hope for
her speedy restoration to health.
—Base.ball tomorrow. Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs. West Ends of
Bridgeport. Hatters' benefit.
George Hendricks, of Cranbury, was
taken siiddalh'l'y on wan street this
mor g, with an epinlectlc tit, and
radio ed to the station house to rest
up. He MOIVSM sooh after and was
a lowed to go. to bit helps,
Rev EverettA. Burnes of Brooklyn
son oi Rev. H E. Barnes. of Ridedeld.
who has been very ill with pneumonia.
is better and has been granted ten
weeks' vacation by his church part of
which time he will spend with his par
ents in Ridgefleld.
David Cohen, of Cohen’s Bazaar,
will as a delegate of the Stamford
L’Msn Zion. go .to the Zionist state
convention, of Connecticut, to be held
at Waterbury on Sunda
He will be accompanied liy
ter, Jeanette Ln‘; Cobe ll.-
*Men’s Caps. O'Brien.
Dr. M.J Perry. wine has been tor
the past three weelis. magmas this
mPlPWF ass. where
she has been dissuade: during the
last weeln Her many friends will be
glad to know that she will take up
recommended allow
his daugh—
Beautltnlwstyllah net. waists. at less .
thht ”03?!) magnetism are altered to-
. an
is” one ”ethic moat i
that 9mm porialbly come to you at
~thls seaIDI; lorynu'l'ln better pick! one
out earl” tthh- assortment is
brokenxwaaduwlulsson can. get the
behest of the reduction.
in order to sell shoes successful'ly
th re are tWo things» at vital impor-
ta ce that mush-be Icconipllahed. First
get the best qualitytll, them that the
pricelw their. 1! lie; the
Price GWHflL t}
09% a store. This
-thaLtl the other
fellow's for the same qualityL These
two things 9 was Bracken
thlIaiImm they ha [Elisa Read
0i rm
May 80th..
electing chances '
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valor
roses suanss
12-18 North Main Street.
“60
58 WALL STREET.
' I90 WASHINGTON STREET
PUSH!
South Norwalk
SOUITH NORWALK
bar in
flail. rip”; it...
0. B. Jackson
Optician
' Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 43..
OUR LINES COMPRIBE THE VERY LATEST IDEAS IN
W omen’s‘ Shoes
They are made up of the most popular leathers. Bronze. Suede.
Tau. Gun Metal and Patent Colt.
Your money is spent to good advantage when it goes for shoes at
FLYN N 8. RYAN .
And a Business Education at
Merrill College
Insures Salary, Promotion. Success.
Stamford
.Now IS THE TIME TO BUY
BICYCLES
We Carry a Full and Complete Line
Also, Sundries and Repairing Done
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
The Hatch 8t;
8903?! NORWALKI CONN.
unit for Everything
Lumhecaadithil
Adolph L W Militias j
ills-have nzw on hand the inmost. it‘ll” varied and contpieta stack- ot tuni-
its history oi this admit", or any at Its presume". and
Wily hello“. thh patronage of all lumbdr «here’-
Shades ArsNeedcd
00 need Vudor Porch Shades to
let. the most out 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
Porch Shades; where you may enjoy
every refreshing breeze, In secluded
comfort. Vudor Porch Shades an-
very durable and will last many
seasons. Vurlor Porch Shades are het-
tcr than awnings, baniboo screens or
canvas drops. Awnings and canvas
ctlrtalng shut out the sun, that is true,
but as they likewise completely pre-
ventthe circulation chair. 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 drlv’
or is required to hang them.
PRICES. $2.25 to $5.50
Funeral Directors and Embaimels,
South . Norwalk. Conn.
NORWALK.
SOUTH IINIOINWALK
ENERGY I
Port Chester
STAMFORD
Tar, org; demodulation concrete
Gradingl. ’a‘wa and Garden Work.
Road 011mg
Lite at Palace
fill-,1 fill-- «a
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Isl/7
Women s
.-Dainty, comfortable. either two
or onepiepe Dresses. all sizes.
skirt cut extra full. A bar-
'81
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Willi...
‘ House. Dresses, 98c
gain at our price ............ 00c
‘ W00 Tailored Linen
TABLE NO. 1
. Waists, 59c
ltll‘i sit-eves, buttoned from. You
haven‘t bought. Wuisis like tho-st-
(or less than “.00. Saturday ...... 59c
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
S
Like cut, 3.175
Tomorrow, 98c
I New Knox Panama
house exclusively: just a lit-
tle (Interest from the ordin-
lioncrl'.
logs. in llluck and Tan; Quec-
Stockings tomorrow all sizes.
logs in lilaclt. Tan and Co
heelssndtoes....t...........
Made of delicate Batiste, eleven differv’
ary sailor . ................ $2.40 Shop early for a good selection.
wares thU‘Ils‘a‘i‘io Lora or THEM
v: “omen's l-‘lnc Sheer Gauze Lisle Stock
women's Imported Silk. Lisle Thread Stock-
TABLE NO. 3
1.50 and $1. 75 Waists,
at 9.80
out styles; some are. tucked all over.
fronts of some are entirely embroid-
ery and lace, long and short sleevus,
low and high neck. You could pay
$1.50 to 01.75 for any one and count
it good value. Our price tomorrow. .08c '
”Store Closed Monday All Di!
C. J. Mintz & Cc.
92 Washington Street, South Norwalki
SATISFACTION Oil YOUR MONEY, BACK.
8. and $7 llnts on sale. tomor
row at .................... 01.08
Just the price of the shapes.
Hosiery Muslin Underwear Specials
59c Combination Suits ..L. ................. 45c
$1.00 Combination Suits .................. 896
u s Own lhc
.2 pairs tor 25c
25c Corset Covers .. ..
tors. double
....... 25c pair
.t.,l..
$1.26 Combination Suits ..... . ............. 90o
2.19 Combination Suits ................. 01.98
.................... 10c
35¢ Drawors ......... -. ................... 170
50c Drawers ............................. 37¢
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These were purchased especially for the occasion. and in order to get the price down low enough we were obliged to
' buy an unusi‘ially liberal qtlahtity. But We were more than willing to do that. for the Waists are beautiful, faultlLeLssly made, slid
, in styles that every woman will like. If you want a great many styles to select from. don’t fall to attend this sale tomorrow We
5 will cheerfully refund your. money it you can match these values elsewhere.
TABLE NO. 2
$1.25 Waists, 69c
Made of Sheer Iiatlsle, finished with
line tucks. graduated back and front.
trimmed with lave and embroidery.
They are dressier than the usual
01.25 Walsh-i and are to be sold at.
:liLiLtLl new batch Collars lust ar-
hired tor Saturdays
.may be sure of finding something
dilereut. out of the common Hill of
Klo:llsr styles—something
‘larly pleasing
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editor
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pnrticu
19c to 52.00
TABLE not 4
$2.25 Wallis. $1.49
Made of sheer Batiste. very elaborate-
ly trimmed with lace and embroid-
ery; not an old style in the let: all
fresh and brightly new. Tomor-
I'UW
............................. $1.49
TABLE,NO. 5
$2.50 Waiéis, $1.69
Made of sheer ilatiste, graceful mod-
els finished with graduated tucks.
trimmed with lace and embroidery.
Tomorrow instead of 82. 6t! ....... 01.00
Bargains in Millinery for Decoration Day
PanamaSaiIors,$2: 49 $7 00 flats, $1. 98 | Children’s lists for
Sailors.
smoothing new shown by this
Dccor‘a’ti'tln my
A full assortment of Childrens
lists at popular prices.
. , . ,)
All of our Pattern lists on sale
special:
soc Unions
$15 and $12 Hats
will: ............... 39c: 3 for "to:
29c Boys' Pant.-
Dreaslng Sacques
25c Rompers ..........
lilo Corticelll Spool Silk .........
26c Dr. Lyons' Topth Powder .......... 1:3:
Like out, 82.50
Tomorrow, $1.69
at 54:98
tomorrow. worth up to $15.
at
Attractions Around-
'the Store
F P” Esau:
Adams Brothers, Hat ’ i. 1'. carat. ...... .Aucrtonasa
Factory and Two aucagp sale
Dwelling Houses
For ’ Sale at Auétion
_ON—
Sammy, June 5,1909
AT Two O'CLOCK
F. W. MITCHELL ..... Auctioneer
afternoon will be ofi’ered for sale at
‘public auction, to the highest bidder,
the real estate in South Norwallt. at
the corner of Railroad avenue and
Clay street, comprising the lot 0! land
about. 168 by 111 feet in dimensions.
with the bat lsctdry theretin formerly
of Adam is Brothers. and the steam en
gins, boiler and chatting Sale to take!
place on the premises.
At the same time and place will be
oilered for sale the following property
belonging to the estate of Edwin
Adams, deceased:
Oil‘s 25-hor1epower electric motor.
One dweliitig house and lot at the .
corner of Crescent street and Gerard
place
One dwelling house and lot on th
eastel‘ly side at Gerard place near
Crescent street.
Two vacant building lots on Gerard '
plate.
Terms org conditions made know
at tim'e oi‘ le.
Inquiries It to the factory may be.
at-
erbury Conn, surviving executor, etc..
mall‘s Mney. John G. Davenport,
or as P. Adams, deceased. an
as to any and II the Lahore, of
‘ . Y SEYMORR
sown: a not. as.
of Ede
Trust under the will
Afikl , d'ecehscd
South orwalk. May 22. Iiilps.
taking up carpets or removing the fitt-
0. LGLOULRTLI-ANQ DIN-ACE.
Neapolitan .csaoot master him-ell
Lia worthy to rule .-Gosthe.
butter color.
aiSIs
We pint-c on sale TOMORROW AT
9 A. M. our entire line of Fine Net and
Lace Walsts. white,.drab, com and
Those waists are made
REAL ESTATE
May 28th.1009at2? It
The followin premisesh halo "gin
the estateothl RY A. JAM
ell. will he sold at public auction; At.
the above time and date, on the prem- .
ises b Edgar 'I‘, Bates, Auctioneer: "
1.L—-— W0 houses and hard at 50 Ia'tld
58 Taylor avenueI
2.-—~The large corner lot, fientalnlng
about one acre. at the. seat west con .
tier of Taylor avenue and Connecticut
Turnpike.‘
L 15 Waists
(l Waists
of line lllet or round mesh net.
trimmed with Venl'se. Oriental or re
Cluuy Lace. In fancy designs.
assortment tor holes and at ‘ lower ,.
prices than cost of fiaterlals. . ' .
12 Walsts that were 83.75 to
03.98 at .......... s
that were 84 50 to
86. 98. at .......... 02
that were $5.98 to
$7. 98. nt ..........
This Is one of the most interesting
...r.~..\-... e .. v.
A large
3 —An undivided one—half interest
about seven acres of land on the west-
erly side of Scribner avenue.
LOUIS S. BEERS, Administrator.
Union Sch—:00! Dis _.
you this season.
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expanse. PRESIDENT.
QUITE
LEVI C. Weir. for more than fifteen
some
of the coInpanya which he has seryLed
health has precluded his ilatteluiance
upon the duties ot his office with his
old time vigor.
"There is no special significance in
. thances that could possibly come to
. TheN. E. Ryan Co.
36 Washington Street
SOuth small
the resignation of Mr. Weir," said Will
liam H. Damsel. one of the vice- presi-
dents. “His health has not been
good for several mopthd,‘ although he
m.mmllk Vim“ CIGAR“! 5'9"“ president 0‘ in“ Adams 939”” has gone to his olilce redularly, until "mu,“mfi,‘ on»
i” L . . . '. , . company, has resigned. but he was recently. No, any litigation with which prpvsd .
0°33 WWW immediately elected chairman of» the the company ““9 he” concerned ““3 . ti.
does your. dentin“: hLLL oMourth tpe d‘ot managfrs open at the bc'ardIIk or “0‘ 118“"? 1'1 the “Wile 30“ an
flair and accomp s as better. read two ees. thus nsur n s set ix“ . ,
than by any other process. No need terest and connection “With Lthefia a ' MALI“. mechanics. railroaders. ma”!!! Wilfirfl
laborers rely on Dr. Thomas’ Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns
It i t
nitul'al 05h dwfiitg gm:om%rm In Various cap c has for or y-scve'n or bruises at once. P aiu cannot stay Violin Seltssrrv (hi-boats, .
churches. oliocii. lodge nu. eitch'lbt yWilLllIIrn lg. acrrettI. who for several “MN it. ism-ed. ' . . afigflffilgtmbpiggdgr
imp. scum on Your a go as ng. years as can a vac president. was
‘ Reasonrfile priced. granted opsra- elected president. Mr'. Barrett also is 'ATTLHH'P MICHIGAN'E TRIAL. DIMIi ROLCK
Ltora.‘ aim service. Pitch! £11.. :dvefterarliflof the commllillIgav Surr- fl PH'I'LAD LPI‘IIAa May 28. .b—t‘ar Elie AVE: RIM“: DILLLLL
or t rty years c, n rat me recor a new a es A
am Hi IIIOWNES. Prop. charge of much of the comp’a’ny'p at will go/Io Ida on Saturday, June ‘ The pug.“ It“! 3'.“
bass in recent months, as Mrs. r'a for her oiliclal trial without a prelim P. 0. Bo: lilt-Jl‘el. 120
in hehattlesbip
w luv. they ride of thee N
Sh building Go may at (“asides
14.. at that tune lor the coast of Maine.
» due and payable on the 1|me
L loos.
Mun -
The taxpayers of the South Ntli'L'taLILk
Union School District are hereby satire
lied that the district tar. of teamm- .
on theI dollar, laid on the town aides» ‘
merit list of i908, at a meeting oi. the
district held on the 9th day or June.- _
1908 at the Franklin school
May. 1909. at which time I I be
ready to receive same at Bullion-Pow}
ell's drug store 82 Wishingtondat‘t‘c .
Pebdlty at the rate of 9 pel‘ t. I
year from May 1 will he charged on
and after June 1,19I09. ~
ATOLLES
Collector of Taxes for South Neurotic" .
. Union School District.
> Dated it south 'NOrthk.A%:mI18.
s'
GRAY mos
ESTABLISHED 1882
mew cauaas, ooh».
Guaranteed under the Mind
Act, June 20. '08. . Serial No.4
Norwalk Chronicler