-, leaving New York Sundays at, 8:50 i"
The new. or an... M... n w . ~ ills: Si:§.?§.:inu=rzz::::::::::§§2 .3232: 3:5 .22.“.::::::::::::::::::::32 Factory z Hand TWO “9"" A". at WM H mm unwed.“
Stevens street. has been attached to Apricots.‘per lb. .. .. ........ . ..... 15c Heine Baked Beans. per can ..9c D 6‘“ H PHIIADELPHTA, dime 5.—-Wiih the Two of the new Frenchisisin
Nile extent of 8100. by Erna Zimmer: ‘ Tomatoes, per can ................ St: W “g ouses calling oft late ltht‘of the strike chines that have been thesiibiooi,
Get. it lilac Wesleyan
ever! purchase. It will cost
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w .m ' if!-
0 insurance
TAYLOR C: GOLDEN.
‘ at. «so. ,.
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Week-End» Candies
Launch Works
George Weyerhauser. of lsaacs
1
ms 2 m... an x .
f‘EThatH ,Fit endgwearm t
take the care we do to provide Simmer Suits that fit right i
and hold theioilbape ON THE-{WEARERS .!
From $10 to $80
want. eraser, 10:10 a m.—'~—'I'lse
‘ opening stock market was made very
. irroxular by heavy realizing in some of
thQHatocks which were strong yester-
dsstxpntl .by advances in fresh points.
i ' » Untied States steel stocks were under
Ackcr. Harrell & Coddit's ‘ " it's a sinipie thing to handout light-weight sill J that‘ 0 . WT, re. the preferred “clinics a lull C I ' d .
‘ look pretty good on THE COUNTER. but tew ciothicrl i i ll; ‘2“; ‘3§.;°"l'§;’;‘,i 3.2:;ng . ‘ Ollie 11 an .
Brtsotiyu Transit Ind‘Anierlcsn Can
pfdgaleil large fractions. There Was a
brisk diversionof bullish operations
‘ solidsted Gas a large fraction.
WALL STREET. 11 a. ni.~—-Specula-
tion was on an enormous scale, but
* prise awards at Yale University, and
. See Us‘ ‘
. J t" - “an“ a Ill) ' d to in _'Erie and Ontario & Western in
you nothlu. “H“ , .. 53' . , So in addi , to the r ii fabri“ you are use . wh ,h openin' l 'e d ' f
. H ; , Bums fllg Store getting here. you may rest assured our Summcr‘Suits _ l...‘ block, .‘E :ldfi'qlofiiofi‘z 3.3:.
F H A E I have the style and fit and satisfying service in them you ‘ “‘8 “"8""? 8'1“- 0‘ B "We "action
5‘ . 'V y. ’ . I h‘ l f _ , l , .1 ' ; to a point. Republic Steel ptd. advance
. .~ ANDERSON S vs a ways otmd in our c othmg. a” H . ed 2. Corn Products a point and 0011- q We are glad to extend to yoa
the convenience of our attire.
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H. find W Boat Frames set up and ready to l : prices moved very uncertainly. Near 11
‘ ' a i '5‘ 1’1“”— ‘ is the no cot rice at which we show beautiful cool suits ~ l O'clock hwvr buylus of U. 8. steel QWe mt you to buy only
.' 6] WW Street, All kinds of repair work. , .g p . l i sent it above 68 and imported a more i when you Wlllt the 200(18 Illd '
t , , ..“ ' WM. _ . _ _ , ,m ,._' bulletins of all'sixes built to order in exquisite ¢°1°T5 and handsome stripe effects, 35 "All 3‘ l l uniform tendency to the market, with K ,
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' , ' ‘ ‘ """ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ by ””99““ ”"3““- reiiible urges. in plain and self-striped weaves and silk- ‘1 i ‘?9w1;:2 “gm “0““: ngyfwvl" "9 “Med With a.” "use" ‘ "
.HWW___,.~M._-H--_H_.. w. , - . , i s r . n more an 0 out .
r. t, H _ OystchhellPoinhNor-walk striped patterns. . ‘ i i (I Everythmg' for the head body
‘ ’ . .___............. -- Varsity models are for the young men. but we have 1 FOR TU‘BERCULOB'S HOSPITALB' a f ’
ROBERT R- MONROE handsome suits in styles not cuiteaoradical. ‘ i i Hm“ ORD‘ """e 5’4” ”5“” an eet' "
-. House M S h d ish' , th h . ht ' i live committee on appropriations has M
. . . B lldi i d moverd Ii f h “'3‘” a‘ti an Summer turn "‘33 a" m e 818 i 1 voted to report in favor of an appropri-
, u on rose more . envy 0 t ch“ 1' _ i atlon of 1'5.000'tor the establish-
avsuma asNTINEL TELEPHONE machinery and steam boilers placed I ~. 9°?“ “y . : most of tl’ree’hosbltals for n... treai- P ' ’ Cl thin Store
> CAL“ in position- Experienced men sent to i ' meat or tuberculosis to be located rt.» “CC S 0 g
‘ g—mxigrsmm . {:31 00min; ill? gating .Work 12:01:11}; i , 1 i speciively in Hartford, New Haven and .
. 0 men a e , on can no as. . l l rancid counties.’ The committee will
at; -:=t'fp.°sifleiido:°;walk 0. Box 733, South Norwulk. i 1 § H “new" In mm o, In ””0er 98 WASHINGTON STREET
- c I H tion of $400,000 for the establishment
7295—0” Editor's Residence A regular weekly dance is scheduled ‘ i of ‘ 3mg ”,0",de A commission Phone 165-5 . South NONI“!
’ _ . to 1, held ml, evenlu at u, Coun~ _ will be named to select a site for the ’
WEATHERANRECAST- try grub. . ‘7‘ 8‘ o H- ' i i reformatory and to have charge of its
...._. v ; l construction, and a commission will
T‘F‘orccnst. fiorhhlogwalik andi vigilant!“ ——Full line Caps. O'Brien. i .' . . . H l i also be named to haze charge of the
. caring too 3 i. an ay to r. outy _.__._______ I | ‘ ' ’ , . erection of the tuber uloais hospitals.
and ram west»! tourmaline dur- The Philathea "clan of the south ' i - c
ins the out 24 hours from Indiana Norwalk Baptist. Church will meet to- l L Norwalk and south Norwalk ii PRIZE AWARDS AT vats.
WW9“, and 5105‘ the coast. from niorrow at noon at the church. ._.___.,_,_~H,__.__ .__-_. ,__, g ._.__ _,,,,__,,A,“,\.,H_,..-H_____H"WW-.- ..H-_,..._- ‘- NEW HAV 1N. .iuue 5.~'i‘he season , H .
Florida?!» Maine. The disturbance is ...___._.___. l-.. _. -. -......~___...____._..___._.__.._.._..--......m..--. _.,_-.__“_. W— ‘ h i'ed f h ‘ ‘
new central near Atlantic City and . . as arr \ or t e announcement oi’ __ ”152!
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the weather is clearing in the Middle
West and will probably clear in this
vicinity late this afternoon or tonight,
and be followed by a. pleasant day on
Sunday. .
A meeting of Colfax Encampment, l.
O. 0. F., will be held Monday night.
——Latost in Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Brundage, or Water
street, Norwalk. is visiting friends in
Ridgoiield for a few days.
Therewere twenty-nine sales of real
estate in Nor-walk, last week, with
mortgages recorded or $16,075. There
was last year, for the last week in
May, mortgages of $6,600.
——Straw Hats. O'Brien‘s.
The Sentinel was in error this week,
when it stated that John ' Pollnkosh
had been taken'to the Westmrt Sani-
tarium for cxamniation. , it should
have been Michael Poliirkosh. a broth-
er of John. ' ‘
—-—C. L. Stulolin has sold a 12 h. p. ’
high speed 3-cyllnder Ferro motor,
complete with reverse clutch, to Nor
walk parties.
Rossini's "Inflammatus et Accensus"
will be sung at the First M. E. Church
tomorrow evening. The regular quar-
tette will he assisted by Mrs. S. H.
Huntington, contralto, and Willet Chin-
ery, violinist. -
The Rev. Lester Reynolds. of the
Advent Church. East Norwalk, will
give a twenty minute talk on miaslons
at the Rescue Mission on North Main
street tomorrow alternoon at 3:15
o‘clock. All are-welcome.
. "Ill-—
-~Straw Hats. O'Brlen's.
A collection was taken in the Broad
River school, yesterday. for the family
of John Strimlska, who Was killed
on Memento!» Day. Four children of
the deceased attend the Broad River
school, andhover $21 was contributed.
Rev. Frank Dunwell Walter is a
iorceful‘and eloquent speaker and il-
lustrates hialhemes with almost real-
isticpicturss. ‘H‘is sixth sermon in
the series at "Picturesque Visions oi
the Bible" will be given tomorrow
evening. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
-—Umbrellas_ Mourning B'ds. O'Brien
mean, of Yonkers, N. Y. The case‘is
returnable in the town court Norwalk.
oMnday morning, June 14th. Papers in
this case were served by Constable
'thn E- Rgeynolds. '
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strect. Norwalk, will spend tomorrow
with relatives in New York city.
Mrs. Joseph Gilmore, Jr.. of Elm
Grove street, and Miss Bessie Oil»
more, of South Main street. have re-
turned to their homes front a few
days“ visit in New York.
-—Green 80ft Hats. O‘Brien.
Shortly after 12 o’clock last evening
the owning of William P. Wood was
discovered to be on fire. Several hus-
ky young men. in ludinir Sergeant
Thomas Iketherlan . of the police do-
partment. got on the Job, and ripped
part of the burning awning down. in
the meantime a still alarm was sent
into tire headquarters. which brought,
both the companies out. By the time
they arrived on the scene. the tire was
out. The awning is of no further use.
and will have to be replaced. as it is
bound repair. HoWHtlie fire started
is a mystery. but it‘ll thought that
someone dropped a lighted cigarette
.°“ cigar which caused the trouble.
summon TIMETABLE.
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Changoo in Train service Go Into Ef-
fe¢t Next SundaY.
The New Haven railroad issued its
summer time table last night, to take
effect on next Sunday at 12:01 a. tn.
The two White Mountain expresses
will be put on June 28, the day ex-
press leaving New York daily except
Sundays. at 9:50 a. m., with parlor
cars and an observation car with diner.
This train will be run via Springfield
until October 2, inclusive. The night
express will leave New York at 9 p. 111..
except Sundays, over the same route
with sleepers until September 25.
There will be a through sleeping car
with bullet service to Quebec, and
sleepers to the White Mountains 'nnd
Green Mountains. The Bar Harbor ex-
press will be put on to leave New York
daily except Sundays. on June 21.
There will be through sleepers. The
time limit for the final stopping of
these trains is not given.
The Boston express, via Willimantic,
at 8 a. m., out of New York. will here-
after stop only at Bridgeport..in com-
ing this way—gainin fifteen minutes
by this change. It w ll arrive in Bos-
ton llfteen minutes earlier.
Summer trains are added for local
sound shore travel out of New York.
Minor changes are also made on the
New York division.
A Pltteiield express will be put on.
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"Bonnie" Home Ground Foods for Hens. Cattle and Poultry.
it's been somewhat difficult. to make people bellow that we are
manufacturing an absolutely honest. pure food; but we're doing it—
anti by sheer force of merit for We cannot sell home ground at the
price of those made from bi-products and factory waste. Before we
bought a Mill for grinding, we necessarily i purchased Western Feeds
and our k wlodge of the manipulation: a adultcratious or these
socaiicd " alarmed rations" forced us to into manufacturing in or-
der to protect our trade.
Proprietor
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Chick l-‘eed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
quality First. but and All the Tim.
Instruct. 'rono HATCH.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
magma ,
William P. Beersi‘
BOOK STORES.
. l‘
I SOUTH MAIN STRIET,
4O WALL STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK. V
L haters and Soft Crabs
Bluefish. Weakfish, Mackerel, Shad, Halibut,
. Porgies, Fiatfish, Butterfisli. Sea Bass. Her-
ring, God, 4 Eels. Clams and Oysters.
Cutbill’s 1 Bridge, Fish Market.
ELEPHONE 108; FREE DELIVERY.
. on... -_., WWW--.“ .———.—————-—
Fresh Made’ Creamery Butter, per 1b., 32c-§4c
Strawberries Pineapple; Ornngembucnmbers. Home Radishca, Rhubarb.
Spinach, Wax Beans and Pens. ‘
i8c——WalterrBake?;Cocoa per canéliISc 3“. y w
Adams ~ Brothers’ Hat H
a‘nunibcr were given out from the
secretary's ofllce today. The. C. Wyl-
Iys Betta prize for excellency in Eng-
lish cofposition goes to John F. (Joli
lies. of Wallinirford, Conn. s.sopho
more; the Scott prize in German to
Percy Wells iiilwell. of South Man-
chester. Conn, a Junior; the Albert
Stanburrotigh Cook prize in inetry. to
Walter Lewis Ferry. lleioit College,
1905, of Oak Park. 111., a student in
the divinity school.
Nell—A girl can't be too careful
about choosing a chaperon. Belle—
That‘s right; many a chaperon gets all
the attention—Philadelphia Record.
iHi fllflv‘ ’3 ma
LADIES’
Ankle Strap
HA PUMPS ‘
A Pump that his the heel and is
free from all slipping.
ALL LEATHERS
$2.00 to $4.00
. Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON ,STREET.
PHONE 5428.
- For Sale at j. Audion
Roton Peint Hotel 2
Now Open Under New Management ‘ '
Shore Diiiners a Specialty. Dancing,‘Boati0g. , 7
Bathing and Other Attractions ‘
HIGH CLABS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZIA '
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
TEL. 500. JACOBS BROS, Managers
in Summer when you do not have to. H
use a Stove—so why not have a COM- f H;
‘ BINATION COAL and GAS STOVE?“ »
H When only a little tireis neededf ”
‘cook. with Gas-it sures HEAT.
WEI“!!! ‘
illi Jillil & llllllillKISS Bflillllii. ‘7
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NORWALK. eons.
That Beats Them; All
saves STEPS! saves woan‘vi‘
Combines beauty with unstained;
Keeps the housekeeper cheerful. Bu
Flour and Sugar Bins, Extension T99».
Bread and Cake Box. Tea, Coffee and?)
Spice Canisters. All of metal.
NEW 3.2m merited. '
vacancy, seavucs. Resume.
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French Machines and. [sped
Motormsn and _'00ndu'ctors‘ or Phila-
o: the motormcn’an “the conductors of
the Philadelphia. Rapid Transit Com-
pany. which was inaugurated a week
ago, normal street car service was re-
much discussion in halting circles,” 0
being experimented with in Don,
it is understood that once! the.
chines is being tried out in the
: UNITED GROCERY Co.
. shined teday on all lines. The first
20 NORTHrMAiN 81'. PHONE 143
cars started out a 4 a. 111.. There was
some confusion. around the .reighteen
car barns during the early hours in
assigning men to varion runs, but
these little difficulties were adjusted
and when the morning rush came at
7 a. in. the service was practically nor-
mal and grew better as time passed.
While the great. majority oi‘ the men
tory of iii. A. Mallory.¢'$ons, mam-s.
the National Hat Company is. ,
making experiments in tiresome-line
At the factory of E. A. Mallory
Sons,- it was said today in reply g
questions about the matter, that. with?
such a machine was being operated“
theynrpode or ex eflmenting‘thh
and determining“ couture ‘0!
work (lone by it, the whole thing-
.l BHEBK lilillllll
WITH THE
SOuth 'Norwalk
TrudCo.
Thevscrvices at the First M. E.
. Chumh‘tom‘drrow should prove very in-
terestlu; to all; in the morning there
will be opminunion and reception of
membersi-aud in the evening the no
"tor will preach his sixth sermon or
the series “titled “The Unseen Host
in the:Ciouds.”H There will also be
special‘wimisi' lH lattices in connection
Saturday, Julie 5, 1909
AT TWO O'CLOCK ..
H r. w. MITCHELL. . . . .Auotlonnr
' afternoon wlii' ha’ offered for sale at
, ,bblio suction. to the hiuhast bidder,
t e real estate in South Norwallt, at
the corner of Railroad avenue-and
.8 EXTRA SPEC] AL:
Xi'an? pp‘srstoms CREAMERY BUTTER, ia‘pwna. L.
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“it” “‘9" ‘ services. ~ " - . . ‘ Cl street oomprisin’gthe lot of land
» .. an” ‘ FIG NEWTONS‘. a pound . .;.,.~........... . ...... . .roc . “3",, m i; . , . are satisfied with the concession: won experlmen new no prediction.
‘_ .. , . . H , , _. , . H , . be . y liirfoet in dimensions. from a. 0mm,“ com . still di . b ”mad .
GROW tohousO- owners. Place ‘ A &‘P FANGYIPATENT FLOUR 2" lb. Sack . v. ., got; with the hat factory'theraon formerly e y, e are ' ' ‘ e e as whether or not it
, . . . . - .H . . , .-. ..... .l....!~ . . .. , . saufie_ 9c “8 _ » u- 8!‘ to 'fld w aw. _
3m“. orders for, dohr and window And Pay by Check ‘ ' ' ’ 4/3 . ' . * oh‘Adams Brothers. and the steam en- eon' l‘dhivgwéi‘iflmorstghtantggce.iii: a: bmemegaduwvisable “a UN???"
rpm. Chants-onsass, 'a pound ........_... .._....i.....;..:5c-
Tie Great -A&P Tea Company
. . H ; 'uswastiiiuorohlst.souril NORWAl-KT ‘ .EH»;
frat: (to m." .; H ‘ - ”i - fails PEFWFW;
one KIM. boiler and shutting? Sale to take
place on the premises. H .
,At the same time and place will be
offered for sale tl~arollowia _ property
belong} to the agitate . n Edwin
m
A map acceded: .H . .
~ . ne‘ ‘3 ‘r electric motor.
One d _ H We and lot at the
roar of Cresce street ,snd Gerard
~ ~ . Qhe'QWellins is o'ii'zti'lo‘t on the
» myriad or do Hr plscoy‘ near
At the National Hot Comma
it. was said. that everything nth;
been done in the via sob-it's!
machinery was caper inertial,
nothing could be said altos It”; '
V'CIYIL WAN NU, peso:
,H ‘oHioaeo. June. afar H .
'Iiubbard. a widely. it a
nurse. tiled“. yeste day"
at the some or hoi- so
Hubbard; alts. ‘ubhm
ed as special t ”by til
statss‘yovarnmeui oi tits
- oh Ivar to ins .
_t. are sort til
dict. anally mkigiof'
President Lincoln h
f5 years old. , ‘ '
. “Mr. and Mrs. Jyh
d6 6 ‘r’ J , ’
hour it they had held out. .Theyote
of the men at all» barns last night was
2.702 for the agreeing and 1.097 against
the propositions. The total vote was
surprisingly largo-and showed that the
claims or the strikers as to the amt
her or men on strike were nearer the
actual number»! 11an idle than those
issued by the cometary. t > " ‘.
i~-.Buslhess intern is in Philadelphia
“piloted .- considerably during ._the
week‘s ‘suopensidti‘. all the stdrstt'ieit‘
,. ha strikellover‘oly s‘udih‘e whole city
1 slot! the strike recover. The saloon
.men tenths strike more than any oth-
er business man. Their places were
closed only every 'ni lit; but none.
The!!!“ bo'compeli to close tram:
1'9. m.,oatii- s p. in; toil-rosettes-
oi the'primsry elections that are being
held Mull putt under the oriinuyr
. election! ‘ - .
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screens at‘flli’Mhfier Miner's. 'Ph ,0 , .
310- scum 1mm Safe and Convenient
. Every conitonlsnoe afforded By
,tius modem Innis with progress
Ive managitnoni. 0' .. , .
Mi no... shill» “of Win.
an mpg .. on ave-
nue, was very plea Hly surprised by
a lumber of berm handily eve-
uinn Musical I, , selections
wen rendered...
l .. ,
H dent. street. H H, H ‘ H
.; .- decent-H‘bulldinslcts on Gerard
M. 3‘s and conditions made him
1mm," sale.“ iii“ factor . . ”be
Halli." ‘0 Jill”
j :rhw' Rev: John augmenting?!“
. IIII'V W, 3
“it .. “use. ass- i ‘
”1 hi and M
, do j, into. seminars—sorts,
“gala 1W ‘enistwg: ”island 31:! the
s, . u, donor, :1 corn.
ot‘thc Big-bureaus KR d slice“
' dieid Mining gimp-miss 9!
nu emu“: Mh’fl”? ‘
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: bsiiimtascollectci-‘ia" , a,“ ,