fim_W ram: my 93.1905 ' ‘ THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL trace FIVE TELEPHONE V409 PIANO ‘ GIVEN AWAY (let a. Plano Certificate with _ every purchase. It will cost - you nothing. ' F. A. LANE Confectionery and Pastry 51 Washington Street. EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE - CALLS 92-2—News Department 92-3—Bueinese Department 44 ——Branch Office. Norwalk 890 —Editor‘e Residence 729-5—0ity Editor's Residence MEMORIAL DAY SENTlNEL. The Sentinel will be printed next Monday morning, on account of the day being observed as Memorial Day. WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Fair tonight. and Saturday. The dis- turbance that was central over Lake Superior yesterday morning has mov- ed eastward, and is now passing out the St. Lawrence Valley. It has pro duced cloudy and rainy weather from the Mississippi River Enstward to the coast. Scattered showers have also occurred during the past 24 hours on the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Conditions favor for this vicinity clear- lug weather followed by fair tonight and Saturday. Attorney Leo Davis, of Norwalk, is spending the day in New Haven on business. —Full line Caps. O‘llrlen. William H. Flatt, the expressman. is recovering from a painful injury to his right foot. caused by a case falling on it earlier in the week. if you are particular about being well dressed, read the adv. of Rogers in Stevens. Their store is the home of the Hart Schat‘lner it Marx clothing. ~llaseball tomorrow, Amusement Park. Norwnlks vs. West Ends of ilrldgeport. Hatters‘ benefit. At. L. Golden's there is a special sale of lingerie dresaes and shirt waists. He also is advertising a fine. line (if liiicne suits. it will pay you U1 read the adv. The .luulor League of the Norwalk M. 1“. Church will give a concert en- titlcd "Ye. Little Oldc Folks Concert" in the Sunday school.ruom of the church this evening. Superintendent Albert E. Winches- ter entered ’the Nor-walk Hospital to day. During the next few days Mr. Winchester will undeigo an operation for intestinal trouble. ' The grocery specials in A. F. Beck- man & Co‘s adv are sure to interest. the. housekeeper. They have every- thing in the line of groceries, tine cheese, wines, liquors, etc. ——Straw Hats. O'Brien's. Abraham McCheeney, a tormcr resi- dent ot Norwalk, who has been resid- ing in Orange, N. .i.. for a number of years. to slightly improved from a stroke of paralysis he received some time ago. When you buy your provisions for Memorial Day, don't forget to add a case of Gray Bros’. well known ginger ale, soda or mineral water. They have a ‘phone, the number of which can be iound in the adv. I ul‘reenfioft Hats. O'Brien. fiyton L. Twiss, formerly in charge e big soda fountain at the Baxter Pharmacy in South Main street, has purchased the business of the Royal Confectionery Company, in North Main street. Mr. Twiss has already taken possession. There will be an excursion, Monday, from Itoton Point to Valley Grove and Hunting, L l. The well known steamer Huntington will run, and the price of tickets, time of starting and returning will be found in the adv.‘ in this issue. ——i_lasebail tomorrow, Amusement Park. Norwalke vs. West Ends of liridgeport Hattere' benefit. The regular meeting of the Christian ind e of the First Metho- dist church will be held this evening, quot. in the dining room of the church :is well as an address by a speaker i'iom Bridgeport. ——Latest in Soft Hats. O’Brien. Before you buy that new spring suit for Memorial Day reld Gately and- Bicunau‘ s .idv. The fact that you have ii‘t the ready cash will be no draw- back. for they sell on the Gil“! but" mom plan. The whole family can look Well and be happy. . Constable .I. J. Goodwin reports that the nu- extinguisher demonstrator who punched him Tuesday night while he was attempting to arrest him and was prevented by interference, has left ' town. At least he has been unable to llnd him and serve a warrant. -. “,3, -..-. Fresh Saturday; Chocolates,25¢: , , Milton-Powell Corporation. Pmorlptlon Darwin“ “til" Wit :- Tornado insurance , 74 Washington Street, south Norwalk. ‘ Launch Works ' Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk lowed by the men's bau-‘ lNorwaIk, South Nomadic-Belle WE‘WRITE TAYLOR & GOLDEN. TEL. 165-2. Acker, Merrall & Condit‘s Week- End Candies 29c Baxter’s Drug Store RNDERSON’S Boat Frames set up and ready to plank All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. RosEa'i: R. MONROE House Mover Buildings raised and. moved. Heavy machinery and steam boilers placed in position. Experienced men sent to all parts of the country. Work prompt- ly attended to, General contracting. P. O. Box 733, South Norwiilk. Samuel lleldcn, of Norwalk. has been uduiiitcd to the hospital for treatment. William H. Iiarbeck, of Norwalk, has purchased a. twocylindcr L‘xccl- sior motorcycle. IiRlillliilllli ii HilSPlill (Continued from First Page.) sacrifice. Many a time. he added. ii puttent's life will be hanging by a thread, and the responsibility of that thread depended entirely upon them. lie then presented the diplomas, con- gratulating the young ladies personal- ly upon their success. ltr. is M. Allen spoke a few words and introduced Mrs. Lawrence. Stev- ens, who presented and pinned on each of the young ladies the class pin or the institution. and wished them the best. of success in all their undertak- lugs. The assembled guests ndjuurnml to the reception room, where refresh- ments were. served by the nurses. which were thoroughly relished by cv- eryone present. The graduates were showered wiih congratulations. and were kept busy shaking hands all around. Miss Alice King. superintendent or the hospital. was presented with a line bouquet or flowers by the executive committee for her hard and conscien- tious work with the young lady grad» antes. LINE OF MARCH. Route of Veterans and Escort in Men- day's Exercises. The order of the line for the M.» mortal Day morning parade in Sniiih Norwalk has been completed. Al the head of the procession will be a delegation of South Norwalk lit)- lice, followed by Marshall Richard .I Cutbiil and his aids. Then will come the bugle corps of the Seventh Coni- pony. the Seventh Company, Spanish War Veterans. Sons of Veterans, Cit- izens’ Committee aud the G. A. ii. men. The start will be made for blast Norwaik about 8:30. Upon the return there will be services at the monument in North Main street, further decornt» ing of graves at'l’ine island Cemetery. ililll dinner at the South Norwalk (‘on- gregatlonal Chuich. NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNEY. NEW\ YORK, May 28. --With five of the five men teams having excr-eded the 2,800 pin mark and a new national championship record of 2,898 made, by the Corinthian teams of this city, the National Bowling Tournament was re- sumed in Madison Square Garden to day. The tirst squad of two men teams was on the alleys this morning. SPlilil PRIBES _|N._ BABY Carriages- For Saturday A Dandy Whitney Folding Go - Cart. Saturday ................ $3.90 Some Folders, 1 day ........:.....$1.65 Refrigerators. cut down for Satur- day. ranging from ......... $4.98 up 14 inch Lawn Mowers, Saturday. .$2.75 r. A. MITCHELL COR. WALL AND HIGH 8T3» NORWALK. CONN. New Views “island Roton Point. Rowey- ton, Tokeneke and Darien At COLEMAN’S news ITORI 10 North Main at. Booth Nomlk An out for A. 0. opeldlno’o ' lHl SillllH NilRWllK iRllSi ill FOR MEN Beautiful Spring and Slimmer Suits All the high colors men want to wear are displayed in our big gathering of beautiul Suits—shades of gray, stone shades, smoke shades, besides olives. tans, and blues in plain and shadow stripes. You can't find such a big show- ing anywhere else; nor any suits as handsome. as fine fit- ting or as satisfactory as ours. We not only claim this— illllil Ill Will Milli. WALL S’l‘REltJ’i‘. 10:10 a. m.——The stock market opened with a lively tie» mand in force and large gains result- ed here and there with the whole mar- ket a fraction higher than last night. Sixty-eight hundred shares of United States Steel Wt‘i‘t‘. sold at the opening at till-'5, and 61%. compared with 61% last. night. The price subsequently rose to 62. Western Maryland advanc- cd 11/... Reading and lntcrlmrough Metropolitan l. and Brooklyn ’i‘ranslt and Aiucrican Mailing pid., large frac- lions. WALL STREET, it n. lib-Very lit- tle reflection of tlic sti'ciigili displayed by the iron and Hll‘t‘l specialties was shown in the railroad list. I'uitcd States Steel‘s jump (ii iii; to 62% gal- vanized the rest of the group into ac- we are ready to prove it. From $10 to $80 covers our price range, with special values at $12, $15, $18 and $20. See the new two-button and three-button sack models—they’re simply fine. Straw Hats, Summer Neckwcar, Shirts and other Fur- nishings. ) N orwalk and South Norwalk ONOOOOOO )OGOQOOWWW ABOUT OATS. nowadays is (is venue as to risk for Butter, Eggs or lr‘luur. Some eggs are fresher than others. some butter sweet- cr, some flour liner. There is always a brand that Is "iii-st." in ()ate it. is “Bonnie tints." During our fifteen years of buslnvss We have alwuys sold grain of high standard an full weight and have maintain- ed average lowest prices for equal se actions. Quality First. Last and All the Time. PrOprlotor MANUEL TORO HATCH. Bonnie llorse Feed “For the Land's sake" Use 80wker's Fertilisers. Bonnie llnlry Feed . ltunnio l‘ouliry Mush lonuie Litili- (‘liick Fccd lliililiio Scintcliluu l-‘iai-il A‘AAAA‘AA“ ‘A‘AAAAAAA‘AAAA-AAA‘AAAAAAAL‘AAAAA-‘A‘AA vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv7vvvvvvvv .- , _. ._....._.._. -_.......__....._._ .. _...., ..._..... MM i i t i To ask for "Oats" t i t t t A‘AA‘AAAAA AIAAAAAA‘AAA vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvv vvvvwv Ladies Home Journal FOR JUNE William P. Beers’ BOOK STORES. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Fish Cheaper Than Meat Soft Crabs, Weakiish, Porgies, Pollock Fresh Mackerel Blue. Butter, Flatilsh, Halibut. Steak Cod, Shad.Sea Base, Eels, Oysters, Long and Round Clams, Soft Crabs and Lobster! Every Day. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. lSc—Walter Baker 3 Cocoa, per can—18c Fresh Made Creamery Butter, per 1b., 32c-34c 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. Silic'il) Fresh Eggs pcr doz ..... 29c Tomatoes per can . ..... . ..9c 5 lbs. Piunes ............ . ....... 250 Com, per can ...... 7c 2 lbs i’caclies, .drictl ............. 25c Peas: per can .... ............ ,,,,.90 Alilltllitv. poi lb. .................. 15c Heinz Baked Beans. per can .......9t: t unalienios. l’ineappies. Oranges. Cucumbers, Home Radishes Rhubarb, Splnath. Wax Bonus and Pens. UNITED GROCERY CO., 20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 143 STORE CLOSED MONDAY AT 12 O'CLOCK ' t -___ ‘ — ATimely Suggestion for Summer !' Have us put an Instantaneous Gas Hot Water Heater in the houiewsim ply light the gas and you've hot water (or the both. day or night. Have your Heater overhauled while the fire is out also. illl has i lliilllHllSS BillIPllIl "alarms BEFORE LEAVING FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION A, g Protect Your Valuables FROM FIRE AND BURGLIARS." 8V oI’LAOINO THEM IN THE AULT Safe Deposit Boxes from 84 to $15 TRUNK. AND PACKAGES 870 RED AT REASONABLE RATES. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. . Norwalk Savings Society to Sarah A. M. Henderson lot and buildinegs, Pros- pect, street. Norwalk Securities Corporation to lag. Mott not}; , ' Our Brothers' Lodge to Morris Stall lot and building. Wilton avenue. lue lull end Iportln. needs Willi .m it. Masterson W Robert S. An‘eIo Merino. two lots, Rh donoli Manama. New York. land and build Park. . .i o . .b ~04 m... Mon, and there was widespread de- mand for stocks of this class. Repub- lic Steel pfd. and Virginia iron rose 2 points, \‘l’cstlughonse Electric 1%. and Rock island, lituh Copper, lli'lll- ichem Steel, (‘olorudo Fuel, United States Pipe pid., and American lch-t Sugar 1. WALL STREET. Nmnrwl’riccs re~ celled slightly, but the aggressive stiengih of llnitcd'Slates Steel was a sustaining influence. That stock rosi- to 63%. ti plain of 2 Republic Steel pid. advanced 3%. American Tele- phone 2L. and Corn Products 1. Unit- ed States Rubber declined 1. Deal- ings in United States Steel made up most of the market. llon'ds were firm. WALL S'l‘llld'lii’l', i p. m.»—liunincss quieted down. and there was no fea- ture In the trading. Northwestern and Great Northern Ore Certificates ad. vanccd 1. Union Bag pid. lost 1, and National Lead pid. i‘,’ The cake sale which the Phiiuthen Class, of the South waalk Ilnptist (‘hurch had been planning to hold to niorrow has been postponed. wa Come in and See Us (I We are glad to extend to you the convenience of our store. (I We expect you to buy only when you want the goods and ; are satisfied with the values. I it Everything for the head, body and feet. , Price’s Clothing Store .; ' 9;; WASHINGTON STREET , ~. Phone 165-5 South Norwalk W’! 1 ~-'—‘ probity of the public. § ed; the newest cut, worth $2. 00. sizes. Special --.c.-...... made, fine lace insertion. Eve—:23 H. KRIEGER & CO-T} ESTABLISHED 1868 ., The Leading Department Store -. The Store That Extends Credit * To All Its Patrons ' And Gives You inducements and Advantages] That No Other Store Can Duplicate ' HAVE THOUSANDS of wellipleased and satisfied customers on 1. our books—but we want still more. (I In order to get them, and - ‘ hold on to them, we must be on the square; we must give them one hundred cents for every dollar spent in our store—and the fact that f if we can boast of having more loyal customers. today. than any other COH' " com, is proof that they are treated right ; , that our way of doing business is right—else we could not live and prosper in this community (I We haw never found any reason to regret our trust in the general good faith and . it Perhaps we should not take all this space in expoundlng the obvious " when you would rather read about bargains we have to offer for ' DECORATION DAY Ladies’t Department Ladies‘ White Linen Skirts, just arriv- trimmed with large pearl buttons, real tailor-made; Special for Decoration Day Saie._. ..... .................$x.50 Lawn and Batiste Jumper Dresses, a large variety of colors and styles, all _- $3 98 Embroidered wash pctticoats, extra full and well sewed; worth 75c. Special. . 50c White Lingerie and Lawn Waists. a ~ most beautiful assortment. Special. .. Jap. Silk Waists. Black or White, tailor- i Special ............ ........$2..98and$498 Tailor-made Princess Jumper Dress, Pink, Blue and White, guaranteed to fit. as we alter these free of charge. Special ..... . .,. . ........ . . . . .$5.98 Lace Waists, White, Ecru and Black. Special . . . ., ........ $2.98, $3.98 and $5.00 Tailor-made Suits We will sell during this sale all of our Tailor-made Suits, regardless of former price. We have made two lots out of the whole stock: ONE LOT FOR LOT 2 FOR . . . 98c .$ro.oo A .$15.00 ...-s---. .~o-.--. IN OUR mummy DEPARTMENT. in our Shoe Department incur} Clothing Department, in our Furniture Department, and throughout the entire store. everything will be marked down. as we expect to make ’- the TWO DAYS before Decoration Dav Two Banner Days for the month __ of May. q You can Buy for Cash or Open 3 Charge Account. 1] SALE ; .WILL BEGIN FRIDAY, at 8:80 A. M. and END SATURDAY. 10 :80 P. M. .f.
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