, day, clearing Saturday. afternoon.
. was In South Norwalk. looking over
' The members org
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PIANO
GIVEN
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Get a Piano Osmosis with
every puck-pp." Riyal! cost
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ylflflll NEWS
IVININO OENcTIAidIL TELEPHONE
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OINTINIL BARLV ON SATURDAY.
Commencing next Saturday. June 5,
end continuing through the summer,
'The Sentinel will be issued at noon
on Saturdays. In order that the em
ployes may enjoy 5 half holiday. The
business ofllce will close at 2 o'.clock
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinitsz Cloudy
and rainy weather tonight and Satur-
day. The disturbance, that was con.
trat in the lower Mississippi Valley
yesterday morning has Wed north
ward and is now control In the Ohio
Valley. it has produced cloudy
and rainy weather east of the MIssIs
stool river. The rainfall was heavy
from the Gulf northeastwerd to VIr
gInia. Scattered showers were reported
from Kansas, Missou and Iowa. The
disturbance In the bio Valley will
probably More eastward and produce
In this vicinity rain tonight and Satur-
W A. Green, a, hotel map of Boston.
the Hotel Clifford and was very tav-
orably Impressed with it.
-Unlon Parcel Delivery. 15 80. Main
St. Telephone 390. Tryt. It.
At 0. J. Mints and Co'.s the‘Junr
white sale of sheets, pillow cases tow-
eling, muslin underwear waists, etc.
begins tomorrow. See adv.
The regular meeting .of Cuhin Come-
lot, Knights of King Arthur. will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock sharp.
A full attendance Is requested.
——Straw Hats”: O'Brien'.s
Henry Ksmpnof New York city
who formerly was employed ,In the
barber shop of E. Apps], of Wall
street. was In town yesterday. renew-
Ing old acquaintances.
John H. Par-doe, proprietor of the
Belmont Illotel, in Railroad arenue
took a party of half a dozen DarIen
friends on a iisbing expedition to
Scott's Cove yesterday.
—-Unlon Parcel Delivery. 15 So. Main
St. Telephone 800. Try It.
hank W._ Stone. who Is In the
United States Navy. and who is home
on a furlough, Is enjoying a few days
with his parents. Mr. lend Mrs. William
W. Stone; of Academy street, Nor
walk
Open an account with the South
Norwalk Trust Company. Depositors
are afforded every convenience In this
modern banking Institution under pro
gressive management, Check accounts
are Invited
—Full line Caps. O'Brien.
George S. Raymond and Chester N.
Wainwright, who are members of
Pyramid Temple, Ancient Arabic Or
der of the Nobles oi the Mystic
Shrine. firidgepost. attended I
ceremonial session lot. Salaam Temple,
of Newark. New Jersey} last night.
Tile carpet bowls tom of Sherman
Council Royal Armilfn Is In flue fet~
tor for the meeting at Bridgeport. is
etching. with the New- Britain. too sy
ofl‘ the tie for the state championship.
Council and
of orwalk, have
trolley car for the
says the Railroad ave-
clock and Norwalk
Ponassus Council.
ensured 80303:;
trip. thcH wil
nue siding at 7 0
at 7: ll).
-—Union Parcel Delivery. 15 So. Main
St. Telephone 390 ’Try It.
Councilman James T. Hubbell Is the
winner of s handsome cue In the pool
tour-near t of the Norwslk Fire Po-
lice. win pg. In fact. the first cue. The
ownership ' the one was decided by
a game bstwes'i‘r Judge Hubbell and
me o warren tile rel-mar being rat.
ed to and, Julie's its. Judge Hub
bull won: , e shore of 40 to 113
There re. . three some: left for the
second ' 'I
-— Green in“ I O'Brien.
II. C. ‘ “professional
numv Iv ' as, hand- cufl‘
king'. is
trip in u“ intends
shortly to situate at
the Washln ‘ '
that photogrnplis‘ I"
vertising
that he alroqwg 2W”,
-;.,-‘. eve .,s..‘._- e;-‘e;-‘.;e;-,-,-.uve;e,
, l2
Baxter 8 Drug Store
M
assessors
Launch Workp
lBoot Frames set up and readyte
ill
All kinds of repair work. .
Launches at all rises built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchh'eli PointNorwellr
W-
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy
machinery aml steam boilers placed
In position. Experienced men sent. to
all parts of the country. Work prompt-
Iy attended to General contracting. B.
.Box 733. South Norwrslk.
The district committee of the Cen-
ter school or Norwaik. held a meeting
last evening.
Mrs. John D. Taylor. of No. 4 Bailey
street. who has been III for a long
time. Is Improving very slowly.
Trolleymen's Union No. 476, will
meet in their rooms In Water street,
tomorrow evening at 8 ocloclt.
The Pine Ledge Whlst Club will
meet with the Misses Weed. of New
Canaan. at the club house. on Tune
day atternooo at 3: 30 cm
--Men's Caps. OBrIen.
McKinley Camp, Spanish War Vet-
erans, met in their quarters In the
armory, last evening. and went
through with business matters.
Edward L. Andrews of New York
city, has purchased the Louis it. Von
Gal property In Highland avenue.
South Norwalk The deal was closed
yesterday afternoon through the
agency of H. E. Dann It Son, of Nor-
walk.
The committee on course of study
and text books of the Board of School
Visitors will meet next Wednesday
evening with the principals of the
town. for the purpose or considering“
the purchase oi new English and arIth
metlc books
The Payton Stork Company which
Is playing “For Her Father's Sake"
this week at Hoyt' s Theatre. Is plan
ning to give two plays next week, III-
stead of one, as originally Intended.
During the first three days "Why
Brown heft Home" will be the altrac
tlon. apld during the reminder of the
week‘ en Nights In a Bar Room. "
Bert Hamlin, of River street. report-
ed the loss of a settee from the stoop
of his house In River street sometime
early Thursday morning. Hamlin
stated that numerous people in the
neighborth had seen a man walk
across the railroad brld with the
settee .under his arm. an the next..-
thing they knew It was suspended
high up In a tree near Aruolds foun
dry. Officer Silk accompanied Hamlin
on tlle search for the semi: and after
in extended visit to Arnold' s foundry
the stolen article was finally located
in the core room. y
-—Latest In Soft Hats. O'Brien.
A stranger who nominated himself
as Chester M. Robinson. and said he
was from New York, got tangled up
with alcoholic refreshment in South
Main street between 10: 30 and 11 o'-
clock. last night and Captain of P0-
lice William R. Pennington found It
necessary to lock him up. The ofllcer
had previously warned him to make
less. noise but he declined. He was
charged with drunkeness and breach
of the peace. This morning In the po
lice court Robinson pleaded guilty to
drunkeness, but denied the breach of
the peace. His case was continued un-
til 3 o’clock this afternoon In order
to hear testimony on this point. The
accused. in the meantime was releas-
ed under a cash bond op 25.
srsrtfr
rm lllllll
WITH THE
South Norwaik
Trudi Co.
And. Pay by Cllcck
Sale and Convenient
Every convenience afforded by '
this modern bank with mouse- ,
ive technetium. ,-
Ncw ji‘ rows
or. ,
Norwslk. South Norwslk. Belle
e
IAN-
dllotob Pbisgti . way-
too. whiteness
At COLEMAN’S
morons
to North stein st. II tier'wellt
t . ’ I. .l,‘ . F. M ' elf-haw,gonnfisrfllvlnggxecutgz.etca.
. utblll s «nudge rsh, arkct. x. caters ..
STOCK.“ 00 HIGH
Nsby New a sail“ ,
'dsyfifilimtim
NEW YORK, June 4.")
activity was ag‘siu ritually, ,
at the opeuiug' of it'll-GIM- 0‘ 5P ’ ’ ’
exchange may Opinion in WI
. I. street today was that the‘preltnt o .
‘ , burst of specul'atln
due so much to the
oral public as It II
of Important ditto!
group or heavy ~ "
Whom were until I. ly on the bear .
side of the market. TI.
The continued case i money In, of
course. It large fee in the present
That Fit and Wear Right
1 supple so {ht-weight suits that
Wfibyms wgm‘nmm
‘ ER, but low clothlera
I take the care we do to provide schist: Suits that lit Agbt
{ and hold their shape ON THE weanerzs. .. ,.
I
I
Sp' to addition 9 the reliable inbrics you are used to
getting here. you may rest assured our Summer Suits
have the style and, fit and satisfying’ service in them you ‘
have always found‘ ilr our clothing. ' a $333511.an "I!” 51.353052:
. ’ Industrisicohdition limlagenersl M
From $10 to $80 ' ‘
I lief In the excellence Ortlpprospects.
I ,
' is the range of priceat which we show beautqu cool suits
l
I
I
Another Important f r Is the Intro-
duction of American securities on the
"III rm: ..
in exquisite cbiors and handsome stripe effects. as well as walraprgbztbllly‘ :eIIrIII “.Tie'lfurilt'é‘l'é’.
reliable sergcsfin plain and self-striped weaves and silk-
striped patterns.
Varsity models are for the young men, but we have
halidsome suits In styles not quite so radical.
000 shares with the Harrlmsn and Hill
Issues. Atchlson and the Steel stocks
Straw hats and Summer furnishings are in the height
bf their popularity.
the most conspicuous features Heavy
realising for profltl In the fleel stocks
was reported and this sellin new
flected In the pressure upon t par-
ticular issues of the stock exchange. ‘
It was rumored that a private settle
meat of some 70. 000 shares of United
States Steel Common was eflectod for
a large short Interest at a price high-
er than the stock has yet sold In the
open market.
Trading In the ”hole exceeded
live hundred thous d Shares. While
the market was broad, the great bulk
of the business was In the Herrimau
and Hill stocks. Atchisou and United
States Steel. The banks and other fi-
nancial Institutions are lending freely
of their reserves which have been
strengthened by a heavy Influx of cash
from the west. Call money opened at
3 per cent today and was only In
moderate demand. Announcement was ‘
made of another Increase In the price
of copper metal.
m-
AUCTION
Sale of Fine Household Furniture from
the house at Ma. Hector Geiger,
No.5 Mott Avenue. Sale
to be held
Saturday, June 5. at 1 p. m.
At the Storehouse of L. J. Reynolds A
See, No. 151 Main Street. Norweik.
ABOUT OATB.
ask for "Data" nowadays Is al vague as- to ask for Butter,
Eggs Flour. Some eggs are fresher than others some butter sweet-
‘er, “the litter finer. There Is always a brand that Is "best. " in Oats
It Is "Bunnie Oats " During our dtteen ears of business we have -
always sold grain oi! high standard and ful weight and have malntaln- .
ed average lowest prices for equal selections.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Proprietor
Bonnie Horse Feed “For the Land's Sake" Use lowker'e Fortllisers.
Bonnie Scratching Feed Chest
J. W SCULLEV. Auctioneer.
H E DANN& SON Agents
Adams Brothers’ Hat
Factory and Two
Dwelling Houses
Ladies’ Home Journal
FOR JUNE
..ar .
' Fur Sale at Auction
Willi m P. Beers’
a sock arouse. " Saturday, June 5.1909
s sour-H mm eraser,
AT TWO o'cr.ocx
COUT‘H NORWALK.‘
P. w. MITCHELL. .. . .Auctiobecr
. afternoon will be offered for sale at
.,o
49 WALL STREET.
INORWALK.
Hard Cra’
15c to 25c a Dozen
Bluefish. weakiish, Mackerel, Shad, Halibut,
Porgies, Fietiish, Butterfish, Sea Bass, Her-
ringf’Cod, Eéls. Clams and Oysters.
Lobsters and Soft Crabs every day
public auction, to the highest bidder.
the real estate In South Norwalk. at
the corner of. Railroad avenue and
Clay street. comprising the lot of land '
about 168 by 111 feet In dimensions,
with the hat factory thereon formerly
0! Adams Brothers. and the steam eu-
gIne, boiler and chatting. Sale to take
place on the premises.
At the same time and place will be
offered for sale the following property
belonging toIthe estate of Edwin
Adams, deceased:
One 25-horsepowcr electric motor.
One dwelling house and lot at the
corner of Crescent street and Gerard
place.
One dwelling house and lot on the
easterly side of Gerard place, near
Crescent street.
Two vacant buildlng lots on Gerard
place.
Terms and conditions made known
at time or sale.
inquiries as to the factory may be
made of Rev. John G. Davenport, Wat-
HENRY SEYMOUR,
EDWIN A. HOLMES,
Trustees under the. .will of Edwin
Adams, deceased
South Nor-walk. May 22.1900.
NOTICE "
Annual School Meeting
‘ The legal voters of the South Nor-
walk Union School District are hereby
notified and warned that the annual
meetl of said district will be held
In' the rsnklln street school house on
Tuesday evening. June 8th, 1009?, at 8
o‘clock, to hear the reports of the Dis-
trict committee, Treasurer and Col-
[color for the past year; to elect a
member of the District Committee to
serve for the succeeding three years.
other ofiiccrs tor the ensuing year:
to y a tax to meet the necessary ere
no u! the district, and to pay so
much or the Indebtedness of said Die
in I“ shall be deemed advisable; to
the District Committee to
on the credit of said district
or some of money as may
FREE DELIVERY.
trumpeting-lbs:
18c—-Waltcr Baker’ 8 Cocoa, per can—18c '
Fresh Made Creamery Butter, per 1b., 32c-34c
. .296
.25:
'i‘ onrntocs; per can ............ . . .. 90
Corn per can ............. ....7c
3 lbs Peaches. dried ........ .25c Peas. per can ............... ..... .9o
Apricots. per lb. ......... . ...... . .15c Heinz Baked Beans, nor can . ......9c
Strawberries, Pineapplee, Oranges, Cucumbers, Home Radiance, Rhubarb.
SpinnehsWax Beans and Pens
UNITED GROCERY CO,
2o nosrn Mam a? .- PHONE 143
FM
.1. T. Prowitt. of Nerwslk, was In Arriving at New Caution a short stop
Darlen this morning, on business. was made. after which‘ the return to
Events prayer and addneke on Sun- Norwalk was begun. er Ivlug at Main
day echo}! lesson at st. Paul's church and Wall streets shonly after 11
this evehin at 7 o'Hclock 0'.ch Those In the rty were the
The bear: oi apportionment met last following: The Mis Edith Tovey.
evening In the town hall, had went ov Alice Tovey, Merger-siti Drlaooll, Al
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dos.
5 lbs. Prunes .............
er the buil‘gbt, however; reaching no berth, Darrow and Ida cote; Messrs
dual conclusions. All her. meeting F‘Ilyoleofllu. Louis You Oscar Peter
will be held bu Mono waning, st son. Frail-lit DePierne,, , and Albums;
which thus It is expect“ final nguresG
cancerous all website.
will she given out. .
A number of Norwalk and Westpcrt
'y’ooubg people enjoyed a straw ride to MANCHESTER. m Jung {mum's
Kmart. rm 0min A lures stancheteer Blimhllldiculmf moo sov-
erei exfor three seen old Add up-
sr s'distsuce one mile and a hall.
katbe property of (leult Brothers.
of «inert, and drawn by four horse».
was won today by Carsill. 3th Out:
tar was second. and “senses iriié‘
year, and to give the notes of the dis-
trict store; and to. transact any
otherb Iness properly coming before
said ms t.ing
1 mtgdAetDSguth Norwsllt. . Conn,
use
JOHN H. LIGHT.
RUBSEL PROS 'i‘,
was stdtioned In front of the Norwaik
30ch to receive the guests. Shortl
after 5 o‘clock the lolly- -.|l‘arty ”also:
Among the sixteen starters were Aline, ,
eimosi'l IN and. Fair
ll Mm lug? m
the aural amldtbe DOWN“? BARRETT.
H mm
.;;M.B
Property to be sold consists of Mn HIGH CLAS
Bonnie Dairy Feed hognny Furniture. Beds. Springs, Bu-
‘Donnie Poultry Hill! I ,., resus, Chlftoniers,ChsIrs. Dining room Especial ttention
Bonnie Little Chick Food Set, Anuquo Mahogany psveuport and TEL. 500.
ant upshoot to the Harriman stocks
started the list upwards again. but
beguéessary to meet the current or
hf ‘sn‘id district for the ensuirlg 1
om (rum ,
See
Hey. ’
I
and ieetwv
Come In and
f fl We sreglsdtoektend to you
' the convenience of our store.
1] We expect you to buy only
when you want the goods and
are satisfied with the values.
(I Everything for the head, body
Price’ 3 Clotlung Store
98 WASHINGTON SIREET
Phone 165-5
US Q'
80th Norwsllt
Ruton Point Hotel
Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
'in Summer
EXPENSE !
IHE run It luclllss cullu "Mme.“
The Kitchen
IIIIII III II__I_II SIREN.
WALL STREET. 10: 10 a m.—-—'I‘he
stock market opened with eager specu-
lation centering In the trans-continen-
tal railroad stocks. In all of which
there were heavy Initial blocks trans-
ferred with a spread in the quotations.
Union Pacific sold ex-dlvldend of 2%
per cent, ten thousand shares beinc
transferred at 191% and 192%. com
pared, with 193% last night, equiva-
lent to an extreme advance or iii. A
six’ thousand share block or Atchlson
sold at 112 and 113, compared with
110% yesterday. In Southern acillc
there were five thousand shares sold
at 131% and 131%, compared with
180% yesterday Northern Pacific
was up.1l6, and St. Paul) American
smelting. United States Rubber. Amer-
Ican cotton Oil and American Can pfd.
a point. United States nurser- First
pfd. jumped 2% United Ststes Steel
was under pressure realising sales.
the first 3.000 shares lling at as and
88%; compared with 69% last night
The price afterwards yielded an addi-
tional flecuon. , , ,
want. Hum, 11 s. tin—Heavy
selling of the United .Btilmtee Steel
stocks kept the markrt in check for a
while and caused extensive realization
in the railroad list. Later on a busy-
U. 8. Steel shoo- s'ifeiled to rally, the
common ruling 16“ and the protected;0
iii, below bulgdm clqslyg ’fil‘hsre
wersanun‘r senshtloui “dresses
n’ the preferred stocks of Industrial
incorporation. Republic steel pfd.
and United States Rubber Second ptd.
(tilled 5 points. Southern Pacino a.
the preferred and American Calls to.
all. United States Rubber and
saunter oil-I: lNoflherfi Pacific 1‘n
Union l‘fscl‘flc ‘15. New York (Jen
its and Baltimore 'ahd Ohio. head
end Great Norther d. 1.
Keeps the housekeeper cheermi
Flour and sum Bins, Extension Top. .
Bread and Cake Box. Tea. Coilee and
Spice Canisters. All of metal.
F. A. Mitchell
House Furnisher.
hg, cause was round
overto
CONCERTgB. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA .
Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS, Managers
when you do not have to
use a Stove—so why not have a COM-
. nmsyron COAL and one ardvnr
, When only a little tire to heeded.
cook with Gas—it ssves HEAT and
Cablnct
That Beats Them All-l
SAVES STEPI! SAVES WORRY!”
Combines beauty with usefulnefi
n 2
. NORWALK. court.
action In the Harrlmans or 1% o 1%
unsettled t a market. Atchnson then
forged upw d its and some other new
points of strength developed. Rutlen‘ds
pfd. mid at an advance of 8% andSt.
Paul pfd. 3. U. 8 Steel wan steadily
supplied around 88. but finally. yielded
to 67%. The preferred stock. acid at,
126. The bond market was strong, so
tIvlty centering In convertible issues? 'I
WALL STREET 1 p. arr-Pricer
broke with some violence until they; ,1, .
were arrested by the vigorous biddin‘g' . .
up of New York Central. Bull'opera» ,
tlons then began In St. Paul. The fall
drove Union Pacific below yesterday’s
closing and wiped out all. but .lTrICf ‘
lieu of Southern Pacific's rise. Other, ,
notably weak features were United
States Steel pfd., which sold 2 1% he.- 3.
low last night, the common-J 2H. Arnal-
gameted Copper and National Lead 1. ‘~
The rally resulted In a rise of 3 In St.
Paul and 2 3-4 in New York Central.
Went-y
MURDER TRIAL IS POSTPONIQQ
Court interpreter nick. and the Dale
Goes Over.
HARTFORD. Jone i.-—-The June
term of the criminal court ended yes:
tel-day, the murder trial of Peter Ros
bake and John Saverook going 9 ,.
so the next term. owing to the
{If the court lirztertzeie; Illa one
mportent w use a or e .
Sarah Thomas and Mia Dill
Eaton, pickpdokete. we; .00 »
tootsie prison for trout o. to “hr
veprs ‘
ALLIOID MUNQBRIH'
. OVIH.
.n,
lice court this asbrni' ,
beudo. alias Domini
presented on a char
Alfonso Der
the NW
N.
4‘.‘.-d .
Norwalk Chronicler