Evening sentinel, Friday, June 11, 1909 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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Confectionery
and'i’oiiiry

. 51 Washington Street. ;

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aha-News Department
92-Huslnosa Department
~44 —Branch Office. Nor-walk
890 ~Edltor'o Residence
729-5-Clty Editor's Residence

11 1 ”WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight. Saturday fair.
Generally pleasant weather prevails
this morning in the western and cos
tral sections and cloudy Weather In
the eastern. The disturbance that was
central over Lake Erie. yesterday
morning, has moved eastward, and is
new central over the maritirue pro-
vinces. Conditions favor for this vi
cinlty fair Weather with slightly high-

"er- temperature.

Mrs. William Craig, 01' Marshall
street. was a visitor In NewYork City
yesterday.

~Happy Six dance, Roton Point, to
night, for Hat. Trimmers benefit. Rain
or shine.

Ralph Leary, of No. 19 Railroad ave-
nue. has been ill with bonsIIItis for the
past tow days.

'l‘hsW. C. '1‘. U will meet with Mrs.
Perry at her homc,13 Berkeley street,
this afternoon.

-—Straw Hats. O‘Brien's.

Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebe-
kah, held a rehearsal last evening, of
the farce which will be given this ev-
ening. ‘

~+Bascbnll
Park. Norwulks vs.
iirooklyn.

Mrs.”"George F. We and son, Charl-
es lrving Foote, has started on a few
duys' vacation trip to New York and
Boston, where they will visit friends.

Contractor William H. Smith, of
West stl'ceet. has purchased a frilly
equipped 1:109 Pope-Iisrtford automo
bile, including top. Mr. Smith expects
to get the car today or tomorrow.

—Best Butter 32c lb. F.D.L. & Co.

On account of the continued rain.
the picnic or Whatsoever Circle, which
was to have been held 'with Mrs. John
A. Hamilton, 183 West street, was
postponed until next Saturday, June
19.

Mrs...William Miller, of South Main
street,'wlil probably go to the Nor-walk
Hospital tumor at for an operation
for appendicit a, being a sufferer
from a. recurrent attack of the dis-
ease.

3 1 +~Adjoarued auction sale of Adams
Hat Factory tomorrow (Saturday), at
2 o'clock.

Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun-
lop expects to begin the work on the

- new Cedar street sewer Monday. He
puts la the proviso “weather permit
ting", In view of the rainy Conditions
of the past tow days.

Ex- Chief Albert E. Winchester. who
as announced yesterday, hopes to re-
turn home Monday from .the hospital.
also expects to attend the meeting
of the Fire Chiefs‘ Club. of Connecti-
cut, next Wednesday‘iu South Non
walk.

—-Choice Fowls, 20c lb. Hayes’ Mitt.

The Old Well Hook d Ladder
Company truck, which is i the bands
of Luther M. Wright to be rebuilt prac-

.« 'ticaily, will go into commission by

‘ ‘ . July 4th. it is figured that the truck.
in fact, will be returned to the fire
house by Saturday. July 3rd.

The operation yesterday on Robert
M. Hoyt, at the Norwalk Hospital,
proved- to be entirely successful, and
the patient is doing nicely. Three
large stones were removed from the
bladder by Dr. Jean Dumortier, assist-
ed by Drs. Sharer and Walter Hitch-
cock. ~

-Lstest in Soft Hats. O Brien.
The new folding Brownie camera,
with double lens, taking a picture
3%15%. is certainly ii winner. Every-
h'idy who takes 0‘ vacation can afford
one and can't afford to be without
one. They are very reasonable in

 

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tomorrow, Athusement
Maujer A. C.,

 

price and maybe seen at William P. -

Beers bookstores.

The clumlfofsm, Merrill Coi- 1

loves, South Norwaik. Stamford and
Port Chester. will. this year. be grad-
uatr 1i together in the Baptist Church,
1, St11.1ord followed it a class reoep~
'. .tlon in the Casino, tamtord. 11 Is

ed that a host of Merrill' s loyal
Q will be bravest.
tertsinm’ont .111 dance. given

by Eureka Rebekah
rooms. Friday eve.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

go, at their
1 Adm. 25c

 

1' Girl Like You. 1 Wish i Had I
‘ It’s the

Tornado Insurance,

TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
TIL. use.

1: 14 Washington eta-cot. south Nor-virus.
3.2mm

Acker. Merrill & Condlt'I.

'12 Week End Candies

29c

Baxter’s Drug Store
anemone

 

Launch Works

Boat Frames set up and ready £0
plank.

All kinds of repair work.

Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.

Oyster Shell PoinLNorwalk

ROBERT 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.
0. Box 733. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

The Catholic priests of the diocese
who have been on retreat on Keyser‘a
island the past. week will leave that
place tomorrow. F‘utlier Fogarty, of
st. Mary's Church. of Norwalk, has
been one of those in attendance. All
of next week the curator! or assistants
throughout the diocese will go into re-
treat on the island.

——Adjourned. auction sale of Adams
Hat Factory tomorrow (Satin-day), at
:1 o'clock.

Great enthusiasm was manifest at
the mid-week service at the First
Methodist Church, last evening. A very
large number of testimonies. Mrs.
Walter sang a solo, and Rev. Frank
lluuwell Waiter, the pastor, illustrated
his theme, “The Christian Never
Alone." with the aid of a map, being
features of the evening.

-——Basebsii tomorrow. Amusement
Park. Norwnlks vs. Mauier A. 0..
Brooklyn.

Jess Brotherton, the popular mould-
er of the Arnold foundry, Norwalk,
had the misfortune to run a piece. of
iron in his finger, which swelled con-
siderably, causing Mr. Broiherton to
suffer much pain. Dr. J. W. Vollmcr
was consulted and bound the wound
up. Tire finger will be the. cause ol
his losing several good days of work.

——Large Florida Pinenpplcs. $1.35
doz. F. D. Lawton & (30.
Joseph M. Goodwin. of liavilanri

street, one of the members of the
Roundera' Club. who have been camp-
lug out several weeks at Columbia
Grove near Roton Point, was taken ill
during the night and was assisted to
his homo this morning. it is feared
that he has appendicltls, us a number
of symtoms point. to an attack of this
nature.

~+Sunday dinner at the Audlc. Fair
field Beach. Take Pcnfleld avenue
from l-‘airfleld.

Owing to the continuance of the wet
weather, the ailing of West avenue
has been delayed. lli way Commie
sioner Daniel Dunlop oped to start
the oiling about today, but even after
the sun makes its reappearance it
will take at least two or three days
for the highway to dry out sufficiently
to be In condition to receive the oil

The tank load of oil hos been
e for several days and the spray«
ing apparatus is already to go Into

. commission.

—Straw Hats. O'Brien's.

THE TITLES

to the lots to be sold on Saturday are
perfect and will be guaranteed by

The Fidelity Title & Trust Co.

OF STAMFORD, CONN.,

AT $15.00 PER LOT

GEO. w. BARO.......AUCTIONEER
See Adv. Page 3.

 

 

 

 

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WITH THE

South Norwalk
Trust Co.

1 And Pay by Check
{ sire snd,COnvenient

Every convenience afforded by
this modern bank with program
lvs m'ansgoinont. ‘

 

 

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SATURDAY last: or

Sheet ”Music

to A COPY

it You Cured for Me lbs 1 Care for
,You.1l.ooon Bring Dreams of You. In
'One Sweet Girl. There Never “'ng
Things You Say, l’ni
Without You. and 100

Tired of m

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To Dress
We make a" edible of

 

stores. .

’ whereas the reverse is true
i we are showing beautiful

You ought to know them, if

lined with mohair. $15 to $

arid Underwear.

Masonic Building.

 

Wm ‘Ofls
“Bonnie" Home Ground Feeds

lt' I been somewhat difficult to

der to protect our trade.

Proprietor

Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Fer-1i
Bonnie Scratching h‘ecd

QUII ity

OLE LENS. $10; DOUBLE LENS, $12.
SAME SIZE AS A POSTCARD

William

49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.

TELEPHONE 108.

A—

Fresh Made Creamery

5 lbs. Prunes ..250
3 lbs. Peaches. dried ...... ..250
Apricots, per lb. . .......... ....15c
Tomatoes, per can ............. ...Oc
Straw. bcr1ios, Plum pplcs Oranges,
Spinnrb, V’ax Beans and Pens.

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20 NORTH MAIN ST.

._..—

Cockcnoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M, will
meet this evening in its Wigwam, in
the Gazette building. .

Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. F.. have pur~
chased «n Clean-Ail Vacuum cleaner
from E. P. Mldlcbrook. Norwnlk.

Mrs. leopard .i. Henry, of 72 Main
street was admitted. to the Norwalk
Hospital this morning for treatment.

Happy Six dance, Rotor: Point, Ip
night, for list Trimmers benefit. Rain
or shine

trend the auction at L. J. Rey
holds & Sous storage warehouse, to-

. , marrow Thwadv. In this issue will

give you the list of articles and the
time. '

A Dutch supper will 66 given to
mar row evening by the (lirls‘ Friendly
of St. Paul' a Church, at the home of
Robert London of Winnlpauk at 7: 30.
These members and their fr ends do
sirens of going will assemble at the
corner of Main and Wall streets It 5
o’clock.

Joseph McIntyre. of Cross street,
Norwaik, was arrested last evening by
Sergeant Thomas leather-land, who
served him with I warrant on cool
but her while in a drunken stats.
t her while in»; drunken stupoa‘
Sunday 'aftornoom
Judge E ll. bookwood being in Brides

his.“ case, with riot be h rd flit“

block till sums-1a ,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Summer Sits

1013.11.11”. our Sumfnor' Suits. but older men like them as
well as the younger men. The point' is. our Summer Suits
are tailored to hold their shape, and they do it persctiy;

From $10. to $80

SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS—«the smartest suits in
the world—the best fitting—the most satisfying in wear.

Twopiece and three-piece suits, in popular shades and
effective stripe effects, a-button and 3-button coats, peg—
top trousers. straight or with bottom cuffs; half or full

Straw hats. Summer shirts and Neckwcar, Hosiery

 

Norwalk“ and South N orwalk

 

manufacturing an absolutely honest, pure food; but were doing it»
and by sheer lows of merit for we cannot sell borne ground at the
price of those made from bi- products and factory waste.
bought 11 Mill for grinding, we necessarily purchased Western Feeds
and our knowledge of the manipulations and adultorations of these
so-called “balanced rations" forced us to go into mamrfurturing in or-

 

 

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UNITED GROCERY so,

On account of

 
 
 
 
 
 

Men Well

specipl styles for young iel- ,

 
 

of most thin suits sold in the

light-weight suits—«HART

you don’t know them now.

25.

14 So. Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

for Ham, Clttis and Poultry. .
make people believe that we are

Before we

First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL Tono HATCH.

 

 

KODAKS

SOMETHING NEW—«NO. 3A FOLDING POCKET BROWNIES. SIN-

8I2E OF PICTURE. 3' 4X6' 2: THE

P. Beers’

I SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

LObSlers and Soft Crabs

Bluefish, Weakiish, Mackerel, ,Snrgi‘per Blues,
Halibut, Porgies. Flatiish, Butte ish Sea
Bass, God, Eels, Clams and Oysters.

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish ~Market.

raEE DELIVERY.

 

lSo——Walter Baker’ 3 Cocoa, per can—+l8c

Butter, per lb., 328-341:

Corn, per can 70
P6as.percan.....................9¢
Heinz Baked Besns.per can. .9:

 

Cucumbers, Home Radishes, Rhubarb,

PHONE 143;.

 

The regular quarterly meetin ”i813:
the Day Nursery Association wil
hold I11 the parlors of the Congrega-
ilunhl church, South Norwalk, Wed-
nesday, June 16, at 3 p. m. The elec-
tion of a vice-president and routine
business is to come before the meet:
ing. This beingthe regular qunr erly
gathering, it is desired that as l rge
a number of the members as possible
be present. ,

tomorrow, Amusement

-+Basebali
Park. Norwalks' vs. Manler A. (3.,
Brooklyn. ‘ '/

‘Shermsn Cbntmandery, No. 4’76.- 0r«
'ler of the Golden Cross, will meet this
evening In their rooms on Wall street.
It which time the final arrangementiii‘:
tor the entertainment that they will!
give an Jirne 15 will be made. There
will be about twenty- dive candidates
but through the Initiatory dense.
which will be conferred .upon them by
state Deputylii. of Harb-
ford. Delegations _ Hartford.
Bridgeport. Wale ry and
Waterbury Will be present. And a v
pleasant evening is lnIJcipatod,
the conclusion of the exercises rob-ssh-
menu will be served and a general
good time will be had .

~‘ recs 1111:1111 I‘ re ,.
, or“, diode?” Jun .1
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Hill Ill Will in“.

WALL STREET. l0: 10 a In
Itock to st opened Itron on a large
volume or uslness, and w th strikinl
gains in many of the most prominent
Itocks.1‘ho only conspicuous decline
was in Colorado I theta, which
dropped 3 points on
action on the div! end Northern Pb-

 
 
 

oifle rose 1%. Soil how Psalile. Erin '

and Wabash pfd. l, and Great Not-i
them pfd. Atd‘hisorl 11.11.1111; new
York Central and York Central and
American Beet an r large fractions.

WALL STRlil’E . ll a. m.——The ad-
vance in stocks was checked within
five minutes after business began by
large offerings for both accounts,
which drove some of the leading stocks
fractionslly below yesterday's filial
prices. Spirited buying of Reading
and American Beet Sugar had Only 11
temporary effect in ralylng the mar«
ket, prices again falling back to about
the lowest. Reading surrendered half
of its two point gain. after which trad
lug became quiet.

WALL STREET. Noon—«Southern
Pacific was lifted 1%. but without
much effect elsewhere beyond holding
prices steady. III the less strive qual-
“if! of the list Hocking Valley pfd.
rose 2%. and Consolidated (31111 2.0111
cage Great Western debentures sold
at‘ a decline of 83', and Hocking Val-
ley Certificates 3. Bonds Were irreg-

ular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—The mar-

ket showed increased heaviness, but
steadied before the iii“ of the hour.

Rillillll

invitations have been Issued for the

 

haunt to Miss Ethel Klein, of llrldge~
port. Miss Klein Is a sister of Louis
Klein, the amiable and progressive
partner of Mr. Greenbaum In the gro«
oery business that they purchased a
year or so ago from J. M. Sullivan.
After returning from their wedding"
trip Mr. and Mrs. Greenbnum will re-
side on the Ridge, where Greenbaum
and Klein have built In) a most pro-
gressive business. Mr. Greenbsam has
the best wishes of his many friends.

NOTICE
Special T3131 Meeting

 

 

The inhabitants qualified to vote in
town meetings of the Town of Nor-
walk are hereby notified and warned
that a special town meeting of said
town will be held In the Town Hall.
Wall street, Wednesday. Jrlne 16, at
8 o’clock p, 111., for the following pur-
poses. to wit:

1. To rescind the vote passed at a
town meeting held September 26, 1906.
fixing the compensation of the asses-
sors at $300 per year.
2. To .hear the estimates and tax
rate fixed by the Board of Estimate
and Taxation In said town, for the. en-
suing fiscal year; and to take action
thereon as provided by law.
JAMES .A. BROWN,
ALFRED AVISON.
JOHN DEVINE. .
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
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‘ Auction Sale

At the Storage Warehouse of L. J.
Reynolds 0. Son. Main St. and
Gregory Place. Nor-walk,

Saturday, June 12th.1909
AT 1 O'CLOCK.

Following a few of the bargains:
Bedroom Set. Mattresses. Springs.
Toilet Set, Sheets. Spreads. Carpets.
Pictures,B .Couches. Old Mahog-
any Chairs, lug Tables. Enameled
Bed with Springs-,- Blue Flame Oil
Stove, Spring Cot, Man’s Bicycle.
Lamp, Decorated Dinner Set. Mantle
Mirror. Cook Stove. Shades. Quantity
of dishes. Glassware and Articles of
General Housekeeping. Last auction of
the season.

‘11. W. SCULLEY, Auctioneer.

111011qu
Savings Society

INCORPORATED 184‘.

Deposits Mti'rch 1st. 1909,
$3,655,424.37
George M. Holmes. Frost.

Win. A. Curtis. VIsI-Prost.
Frod'k A. Ella. buy A full.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blue r1311. 16c“ lb.

All other kinds of the freshest and
sweetest Fish. if you’re not one of our
customers already. give us a. trial and
be pleased like hundreds of others
have been.

John C. Silcox,

FISH MA.RKET

181 Washington Street Bridge
rel. 1131. ms oeuvsav. ,

 

 

 

hing Co. ,

will .11... your rags and carpetI Is

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(50th 0! Mil; '

marriage on June 15 of Harry (been ,

The Norwalk Vacuum I.

. ’19:“: V

ti mil so your whole house furnishings . .
at short notice.

lists: tuners, sic. called for and
delivered

 

our new lot.

Phone 165-5

 

TEL. 600.

 

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(Continued from First Page.)
Rogues' Gallery. In that city. A re«
porter asked Mr. Willmott to show him
the letter yesterday afternoon, and be
readily assented. The mlssive is type-

written and signed In ink. It reads:

Office of Commissioner of Public

Safety, .

Police Headquarters.
Yonkers. N. Y., May 11. 1909.
William H. Willmott, Jr., Justice of
the Peace, Darien, Fairfleld Coun—

ty, Conn.

Dean‘SIrr—Your letter of May 10th.
1909, in relation to Capt. J. A. Jack-
son (or Burt Jackson) asking If his
picture was in our Rogues' Gallery
duly received and would state that his
picture is not in our Rogues’ Gallery.

Yours very truly.
PETER M‘G.OWAN Lieutenant.
1 mtective Bureau.
Whater. Wiilmott Asked.

Mr. Willmott was asked specifically
what. information be had written for
and he said that he requested simply
if the picture was In the Rogues' Gal-
‘lery. He had sent his query. he said.
to Police Headquarters, Yonkers. Mr.-
Wiilmott will undoubtedly keep choice
care of this letter in that it settles
the question as to whether or not he
got a reply to the effect that the fea«
lures of Grand Juror Jackson are not
part of the Yonkers collection.

The Marital Tangle.

Regarding the publication in the
Yonkers’ statement to the effect that
Minnie Jackson, of that city, is suing
Jackson for divorce, the friend who
said the captain would return tomor-
row night, was of the opinion that
there had been a mistake in identity.
It is also claimed that Mrs. Jackson
has been considerably annoyed over

 

 

 

 

 

 

7""Live Rattlesnakes

Are to be seen in our west windows—7 oi themécapt'llt‘sa by;
. South Norwalksrs. ‘

 

A New Line of Shirts ill the
East Window

DOES IT SEEM EARLY FOR. _.

Batlung Suits?

You will no doubt want one very soon. Come' 1n and'soc

 

 

Summer Suits, Underwear, 81c.
Straw Hats, Yachting Caps and Shoes

HOT WEATHER IS COMING—WE HAVE THE GOODS. '

Price’s Clothing Store

98 Washington Street

 

 

 

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21 . .‘II. t,‘

South Norwalk

 

 

RotOn Point Hotel

Now Open Under New Management

Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions

111011 ctAss concssrs, arrennoou sun avsnmc, on THE PIAZZA‘
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS, Managers "

 

 

A Modern KITCHEN. Stationary Wash Tubs"
and Porcelain Lined Sinks, s LYMAN WATER

sures for the Faucets a arcnuoun‘
, RANGE or Combination card and Cast. .oye-
just take the car to -

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i7 WALL STREET

NORWALK. CONE?»

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tions.
The Next Round. »

There is not a great deal of diflsn
ence of opinion as to whowon the [slit
round. While Jackson came out that;
best In the physical encounter. it in
conceded that Chadderton put over a“
red hot verbal reply, and consequently
the, outcome of round No. 3 ll eager
awaited. Cu to data no hots ha .1
been heard. Mr. Chaddlsrton has our
dlcted that Captain Jackson will
return to Darieu. Friends spook .
for him in his absence, were sure ye
terday that he will be on hand as
nuanced.

lillllli IlIll WWIIIIS

Albert J. Morrell.

Albert J. Morrell died at his horns
15 Fourth street, this morning, aged
seventy-three years. Funeral Isl-vies
will be held at his home at ii a. 1st,.
Monday, and private burial lwlil- tails1
place at sound Beach at 1: 3i) blond
afternoon. Mr. Morrell leaves a is
ow and one daughter, Mrs. Selleck Ans
dress, of Union Hill, N. J. '

Mrs. J. A. sow-thy.

The death of Mrs. Julia A. Boss
occurred Wednesday evenin, It ti“
residence of her daughter, rs. Stan-1
iey Mills in Highland avenue. 110
ayton. Deceased was seventyulin
years df age. Funeral Iservices wil
be h turday afternoon at 2 o
clock. Idnte meat in Spring Grdve Cam
etery, Noroton. ‘.

INSPECTED PAVING. a «

City of Norwalk Committee Visits Po‘
Chester and Other Towns. .

The committee on paving west are-
nue. comprised of the folibwing main»
hers. John Malone, Harvey Kent, Hon»
ry Price and John Hanlon. want. or.
the roads between here and Port till
tor, yesterday afternoon, In one o
E. Lockwood's automobiles. Thy
ited Port Chester, where seven kin
of paving are In use, 1111111 being WW

 

to give better satisfaction than
thing else. It II expected tila ,
mittoe will get together: in tho- nah ‘1
and will decide on some 000;}
as to what is goingvtohe ,
the No‘rwalk and of out ltvo'n
South Noriulh brothers

the ball returns. and 11m

at work on oiling AVA,

et busy and no em in“:

this matter. .