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WEDNESDAY 113113.31 28,1909.
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Wash Goods
F0133 THE sEAdON.
Batiste and bawns
1ior15c ‘3a 1de
tN our; W FLORAL hastens. '
Ann it BANKS
mundane bout. shtick,
SOUTH NORWALK.
[illl NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPudnel
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92-2—News Department
DES—Business Department
44 -—Branch Office. Norwnlk
890 flattér's'lcgidsitos
72$5—~Ctty’ Editor's Residence
1. GLENNiNa up we ” 13
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flfl‘Y ribs
Sleep, air, exercise. cleanliness. that is what the Fairy Crib means to
your baby. it is a child‘s crib. chair. walker and bath tub, 11 canopy frame.
which can be put on or taken off in a moment's time. enables the mother to
drape a mosquito netting on this frame so that the child may have undis-
turbed slumbers. 'l‘hesecrlbsgtre verydight and! durable and when not in
use can be folded lint.
lPrices, $4.50 Up '
I
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Funeral .Diredtors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street, 1' agg'uthmy
ThZHatch "
alk. Conn.
George Wells, of Chestnut street.
Solith Norwnllt, six weeks ago 1"et1cited‘
a. had full and inst neck had a str.;okc
léaving one side paralyzed and very
feeble.
Mrs. Morris Epstein and Mrs. boulsj
Joseloff and son will leave South Nor-l
walk tomatrow for the White M03111-
tains. New ila-upshlrti They will
spend about a month at the Wiilte
Mountain House.
James Donnelly. manager of W. l’.
Beers’ South Norwulk store. entered
upon his annual vacation. today. which
he will spend at the seashme, renew-
ing old acquaintances and creatiug3
and cementing new ones.
The indications are that the Non”
walks will be accompanied to l)au~”
bury. Saturday aftc1noon.b3 11 good
sized crowd. for the local baseball
fans are iti hopes that the deteat of a
week ago Saturday will be reversed.
Gus Volk will again do the hurling for
the Norwalks. The fans are comineuc-
ing to ask questions about who the
umpire will be. 3
Are you troubled with your roof? if
so. find out about Carpenter—Morton-
Rooflng. If you do your roof troubles
will be at an end. This Rooting is a
touglt, rubberdike material which oi'-3
fers perfect protection from the
weather. Mr. John 1.“. McMahon sells
it and gives an absolute guarantee of ,
satisfactory results. ; ,
...—.... neocommooumo
George Stevens. who recently 11e-
signed his position as clerk at the
Cole news store. has secured a post
”no as conductor with the Noi'walk
Electric Street Railway company. and
commenced his new duties yesterday.
Mr. Stevens has had previous cxpen
icnce in this workxhaving been our
ployed on the Danbury and Betltel"
street railwa3 .e-Danhury News. l
'I
P. C. Lounsliury Lodge New ling,
land Order of Protection, held a reg-
ular meeting last night and made ar-
rangements for the visitation: of the
supreme and state olilcers here onl
Tuesday evening. September M. It
was also decided to have
sent to Stamford Lodge to be present
on that occasion. There will be a
suitable entertainment and refresh
merits.
'l‘he Reed and Volk Electrical Com—
pany is engaged in erecting a very
elaborate electric sign in front of1
Hoyt's Theatre. Some 350 separate
lights are to be used. There. will -also
be twelve large letters on eltlier side
or the sign reading "Hoy'st Theatre. "
which will operate automatically, llr
laminating the letters I11 101.111.113.10-
gether With a large (.'iuular electric
Sign. which will 1c3 ol3e continuously
'SOiiit’i time ago Sheriff Thomas A.’,
Shelley got- a ball team tagether to'
play out of town on Sundays. and most
011 his players Were from ”the Norwnlk
team.- Sineethat times. however. Man»
ager William Nash. of the Norwalks,3
has arranged to play Sunday games'
and consequently Mr. Skelley was out
a team. Since'that tiufé he has got
together another that looks like a wim
nor. The Norwnlk attd Danbury teams
are stt'iving- fot'1ttie' championship of
this section. Now that Sheriff Shelley
has a winner of a team he challenges
an invitation ‘ .... ”-
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”SOUTH- NORWALK. CONN.
YAnO TEL. 4&2. MILL TEL. «.11.
gLumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call articular attentlo n to our Moulded Wooden Gutters,
. made In two sizes 0 Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods: will out-
! last metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
flashing In place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a Itietiqp‘.
N. B.—Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
noon.
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We’ll Not Keep You
Waiting
loni; if your auto needs only ordinary
repairs, We will jump right inaud put:
your machine. to rights in 11 ili‘iy. 0'
course. if it is something serious you
may have to leave the car here a
while. But In any
repairing: in the shortest possible time
In which it can be done right.
sou'rH NORWALK, CONN.
W“. “O“
O. B. Jackson
. Optician '
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
NORWALK.
58 WALL STREET.
PHONE 438.
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Exceptional Beauty!
‘ Fair Price! 3 1 3
High Quality !
These three graces characterize SHOES sold by us.
Our Shoes give satisiadlion.
FLYNN & RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK”
WHY am I going to
Merrill Business College
THIS YEAR?
either the" 311'“!va 3ths D2nbar§~
teams to his Item thinner to tait
1111 1119‘ gate mnwdnh to post 35
forfeit, 01111111116 bet; the‘ me game to
decidd which of the teams is best fits
ted tdgbe called” 1the Widens. If
Manager Nash or Manager Moore. of
”'9 1%3WEMEF ““1
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1‘ .- I ppm-em ,o. n
canvases
&3 Manufacturers of Im-
'pi'nyed ...3 3,
‘ solid and
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Vichy. Seltzer. Carbbnlc
Barsgpai llla, Gin 3,
Alanna 31151116111133: 3.
A~DEEP ROCK
MAN twaLI.’
ATER usto
1Tb!" Pam! “mam 1
P} 0. Box 79%?9113230‘
NEW CANAAN. QONN.
”ingrained iiiiiie’i’ the hon ”Mid mus ”
t June 20 '300. 1 florist!!!" 41W
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must" dutch” “audit; Milo. 331111
another
ENQUSE its graduates are in 110de by Lead-
emgbomwmm 1 11 1111
.5011th 1 Stadium“ ‘ 1'33de Chdstér
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'-. 'J'iw ”ileum! .. .. 1» 1777‘
Why 111,111 so with a Combination Coal
and Gas- tore?
We Sell them, and will be glad to install
’3'10neinyou inn-today y.
' We'lnst ’Pltiinblag and Heating as well.
317' WALL 511113111
NORWALK. CONN.
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“M of b Irce 1113331}; 1 3
11bit ‘Iiss rathef
'1 "Wit a Viral“
3-liticsi1 dream.
in I
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case we do ”1113
Luther M. Wright”
’ lows was from Stamford.
' had 111s head partly brown off in that
. al Ohmic-Oi villi n‘m‘,nin but
' ifl'lid 'somarof 'Gih can“! dines ..-Ililf0
1’3 proddrnir illimihistered by
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M111 E. G. lioyt. of Arch street is a.
guest of her sister. Mrs W. W. Wat-
erbury. in Mlddletown.
Mrs. William Cockefur. of Day!
street. has returned from a visit wim3
friends iti.Ke31port. Long Island.
Neil Pierce. of the li‘nirfield County!.
National ltank. Is on a 13m weeks‘ vii-l
calloti from his duties in the bank.
Miss Helen if. llubbell. of Quintardl
place N111wnlk.ia the guest. of he
cousin, Miss Elvin Coley, in Wilton. .. _3
Edward C. Stuart. of West avenues,
is entertaining Itev. and Mrs. David L".
Ferris and son Stuart, of Pittsbur
l’a.
The \\1. II t‘. (‘lub met at the homo.
of Miss Mainli- t‘assidy, in Norwalk.
yesterdin, 11ml ltnd a 31113 enjoyable
time.
baseball
The ' Suburban team. of
Rownylnn. and the Winnipaults'are to
play Sunday afternoon at "' :.3tl in
Winnipauk. 3
The Slivermine baseball team In
scheduled to play the. New Canaan Y.
vermine.8at'mda31
Frank 1). Lawton, the South Nor-
wnlk 11nd Norwallt grocerymau. is
spending a week's vacation in the
Catskill Mountains.
cross bats with the Orioles. Saturday.
at the K nan grounds. 011 Sunday
they will pay the “Wu-u Ends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ll. Malkln, of
Orchard street. are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Chattcrton. of
Port Ricluuond, Slab-n island.
Dr. Russell E. Morgan is having his
dental oiilccs in the South Norwaik
’l‘rust Company's bulidlug, in Washing.
ton siren-t. I‘Izllallilt‘tl and room d.
The ho So (ruistis lt‘:‘.ttllt't 8:3,,
Harbor 3c1'sittday and were inning 1
great time In tin party 11111 Arthur
lloyt Athur Wit-kes and Fred Pearce.
Prank linker, formerly trimmer in
the employ of the 11111nicipal electric
plant. who has been visiting in Hart.
ford for about two weeks, has return.
ed to South Norwalk.
Casper Zolliti-rgcr
Miss Susan, of East Main sire-1t.
Bridgeport, are the guests of Alois
liochlcr. of New t‘annan. for a few
days.’ They are on an automobile tour
of the state.
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The Tuesday evening class of the
.Flrst .'tl. I11 (‘hurch met last evening
in the Sunday school room. There
was a large attendance, and much
spiiituul interest was tiiattit'esl. Seth
itctulnuton was the lenden
and daughter.
”Another batch of souvcnir postal
cards were rceei3ed toda3 trotn t‘nrl
Selinub :tud (‘hnrlcs Walters. who are)
itouriui: (lemtuny and other places of
interest in Eumpc.
they were in Koltivou-thelihlne.
The lsclioda Club will hold a meet-
ing this evening at the headquarters
north of the Washington street bridge.
when arrangements will be made for
the annual outing and shore dinner at
Nativoo island. next Sunday. A house
has recently been constructed on the
island for the use. of the members and
a due time is anticipated for the bal-
3anee of the summer.
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l The regular mid-week prayer and
; praise service of the First ill. 11).
Church will be held tonio '1'033' even:
ing at 7: 45 o clock. Thea object will
be The Secret of a ”sum Christian
lldfe. 'lhe scripture lesson may be
Ifound in Matthew 6: lib-iii. There
; will be a short song service with spoo-
inl music, and a briet‘ iiidreas by the
pastor.
George Foster and Charles Lewis,
the two young ntcu who were arrested
at an early hour 3enterday morning
after they had made a disturh'ice hi
Railroad avenue. forteited 5,10 bonds
apiece this mm bins in the poll“ court.
The young men were in an intoxicated
condition when the police tOOk them
in tow and steered them to headquar-
ters. The police did not know whether
the patties were real or were aliases;
It was said that one. of the young fel-
Attorney and M13. John Keogh. who
are on a. European trip. were at Lu-
ceme, Switzerland. on Monday. July 1
19th. Pram there they were g‘oing- to
Itai3. Before returning they expect
to visit the British Isles and will
reach home abOut‘ the 10th of Septem-
bet-.011 his travels Mr. Keogh came.
across the island of Mnrken and on
account of the similarity of names.
sent avsouvenlr post card showing, 33,
picture of it to Andrew Markham. Mt.
Markham got the raid this morning.
W
LOOKING FOR MURDER SUSPECT. .
nanbury‘s mayor. chief of police and
other lolloiala mam down to‘this any
In an automobile last night. in search
of the suspects wanted in connection
with the murder of an Italian; who
“city last nigh t. The party weal. around
to police eaduuarters in Iavilahd
street add chilcd on Captain Villtatn
R. Pennington. who was on "ditty lit
the time. The local' officers were’
not 1111.; to give them much 1111111111
tion.it1 institutions Was mothers of
the suspects;
. a 'h‘éf-‘I-dh-L-a
1 Mrs Campwwh-Yl‘ell your captain
I'd like the pleasure of his coniptlny to
11‘ dance next Friday evening. 0111333“-
I. pe‘as—c»«——~hL.—-
A good many men would not amount
'io 11 row of phat but for th coltsta‘nt
ular Wivell
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ii (’ A. team. on the 21111111111111 Slh .
The Winnipauk baseball team will,
At the last writing '
M 11mm". 11; fittio' white 11nd salted
That. made me madder still ind i told
seat, accompanied by3‘ the algzenm T3119
nigger fofmdlly identified “mound '
.31 as was under arrest.
'Bllck Marta.
the policemen that. I couldn’t be so
much about the subject of vacuum
trons! rights as 11 bog knows about
the Decatlogue.
pleasure of riding to the police
1trdm in the‘ patrol wagon that
induce.
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3313ul14311tyo.1'3htiu lifted to
ntni'
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92 Washincbtin Stunt. South Norwiall'.
5th Day of Giant Jubilee Sal
Bargains for Thursday
50c Gowns.
”Cut iull all sizes .” ..........
38c
............ 38c
79c Gowns,
59c
Trimmed with embroidery and ribbon, reg-
' ular 79c,3this s'alc‘ . .1 .....
............ 59c
$1.00 Gowns, “79c
Neatly trimmed with embroidery, lace and
”gibbon ..................
........... .7gc
$1. 25 Combinations, 98c
About I0 different styles, :1 good value at
' $1.25; during this sale ... .
............ 98c 3
“25c Drawers, 190
Extra fine Muslin Drawers. regular 25c; I
for this- salc .l.- . . . .1 .......... .
25c Kimonos, 10c
Basement Bargains.
1000 in this lot t‘01l Wednesday. . . . . . .' . . .toc,,3
1
' 79c Waiéis, 2 for 99c ' 3_
Another new lot for Wednesday ....... 3. . .991: N
7c Gingham, 4c yd.
Good quality Gingham, regular 71: yd.; this ‘
3 sale .............................. 4c1yd."33 '
19c Corset Covers, 2 pairs 25c 35 Hats, 98c
Regular 19c Covers. fresh shipment for this .
day ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 for 25¢ Balance of our 835 Hats. to close out at. .. .gac.
5c Fine Combs, lc ' 79c1-Skirts, 49c
Seconds of 5c stock, for this day only ...... 1c Extra good Skirts, daintily trimmed. . . . . .m.
Be Sure, and” Visit the Bargain BasementT WILL Pay You
12c Stockings, 7c,.33
4 pairs for ...............
All sizes.
Fine value.
....... .1- 25c
Em ____
5c’ Thread 31-21
0. N. T Spool Cotton. regular 5c. this
sale ....................
. ..... 3ng spool
lSc Stockings,
10c
Fast black. guaranteed to give satisfaCr
29c Collars, 15c
All kinds of Lace Collars to close 1- 2 price;
regular 29:, sale
..... 153:3
$1. 50 All Linen Lunch Cloth5,:‘
98c
42 inches square open- -work patterns. reg— 1"
ular $1. so; for this sale .........
..... 98c:
12c Linen Toweling, 10c yd.”
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Heavy Linen Towcling ............
tion ..................... . ....... xoc pr;
‘ .1. .36‘1.Drcsses,.'c; 52-98 3
For this day only, $5 90 Dresses ..... ...$2 98,
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iii Billlllllll Pflllllll.
Was Arrested lor Assault and Says
the Pennsylvania Railroad Must
Apologize
WASHINGTON. July tails—Senator
Stone was fighting mad when he
reached Washington from Baltimore.
this 'mornlug after his encounter wiilr
a negro waiter on the Pennsylvania
ltalirozul. lie remarked that tlic333
"l'crmsylvauia Railroad would have
some tall"explalning to do."
“I told the negro who waited on,
me to bring me n lattib chop and some
boiled wigs and then i called him back
and ordered him to bring me a. drink ”
of Scotch whiskey and 11 large tum311
the, 3-
»whiskoy in a small glass. and with it 1
he brought another small glass 001111
blerful of water. He brought
mining some water. i called him back.
and told him to bring me a large glass i
of water. 1 spoke sharply to him.
He came back in a little while with
a large glass and a chunk of ice in it,
but. no water.
"E3 eryone else in the car was serv-
ed and had finished eating, but the-relb
was no sign of my food. I walked1
back to the kitchen and asked the
cook wl13 I wasn't being served. Hr
[Hunted to my .tttnoli.',which was all
cooked waiting for tho waiter. Thai
gentleman put in 11111- appearaueund I
uttered rcumrks calculated to main
him sit 11p and take Notice. lie start
ed id'nnsWernw back.
“You: black don." I said. 'You‘rc
trying to show ynui toscuttncnt.’ Then
I that lied over and slapped his ’fn‘cc
A fresh 301mg pct-son \31honti'oduced
himself as the Pallnian'porter.1huppen
me what I meant by creating trouble:
him a. few things-11119 saidhe'd show
me. 1Wi1eii the" trail M to mom:
two special officers canto
i
"Titer seat In a ipbono call for the
lam-ted to toil- one 113‘
wanted for mum. but he hind an
I had the inhuman
“i told them who 1 wall at. the 11511113.:
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at San
"lithit'li lie
‘iiro1tl't6‘3taiii hbnq,
th'A "3160
:such of
liver! oil 'the
'°omeroy
newton. 1111111131
it her litimn totiiiy.
Children‘s gauze lislc ilosc also
Stockings. any of the 2:111 values: now
Ladies“ gauze silk llsle llose. pink.
red. gray, green, navy‘and heliotropc, ,
gauze, a fine 25c seller; at ............................. 13¢ pair’s'
Men's Fancy Sax, vertical stripes, sizes 9 1-2 to 11 1-2.
flvo cents Isn’t a penny too much;
at ..... .......................................... 18c pair'3'
Remember— all: these. Stockinizs are dependable despite the 1111-3...
usual nuder- pricing.’
N 47E RYAN C9,.
115 WASHINcrrbN mm
my own recogniiaace. I'm going over
1111331 hearing this afternoon at 3, ‘ '
ocloc mover-I south Nor-Valli Mod ”low
In the Events for Saturday.
John Bradley Raymond em and
1"The whole affair was an outrage. t'
and 1i’m tint gnmg' to submit to' it:
tsmely. The Mnsyivania Rsihoadl
has ‘got a. lot of tail explaining to dolArtbur A Bennett one among 3
‘ ‘ ' ‘ 1youngmen entered in the hold 11
oreises at lloton Point next as
before I will be satisfied.
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CAT NEARLY KIELED BY A FALL,
Mist-1 Emma ..l linindage, nianairer- 1i ”l8
the local office of the Postal 1111ch raph'"l
Pompom. telephoned to police heat].
matters about ! ocloclt last 1410111111; {National 220-3113113313 chompion.
that a out had fallen to the sidewalk "M
In front1 of the office and was hutfetu 3.
tag. Officer I'ohb Toothili took 2 turn- “up“
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In. bad shape. wit had apparently made
1 scattering of Its
tip that about e'li'zht.
gig-313:1! or them were 330110.}
11': revolver took awa the tub not .
911 l It, this being considered in 113011an "he
most amt! com-1e under the ciraum medla'e
dances. 11 in: believed that the anti
had lost its balance from 11111111121111.
torch three stories Above the alder/ilk
wioow QUICKEV Fathom Hut- I
ND
SUFFIDLD. mousse-Mia. Cornelia
wtnn widow of Dr. M.
inst. Baroniav‘dlmt
“titted and
1mm mm «the: «retains 11H
1 1.1111111 3311111 11ml 3 , the. tier tuna
$1.39 Blankets, 98c
11-4 Blankets, worth $1 39; this sale. . . .. .-
We make it a rigid rule never under any circumstances to sell-
"seconds" In hasiery. or anv hosiery that we know to be hnpsrfactta
These little piices ate tot hosiery that is as perfect and desirable:
as can he bought anywhere tor full prices
A big assortment of fancy top“ cox for children. sizes 4 1-2 to
8 H. regular prices “Jim and 36c;
tan. black and
sky. white,
very ,
bronze.
sheer
afternoon.
”Among the chain
31% the ”Trish-A
not land. Paatlme’iA
Metro
Mhii.
chagrin
intiio'miLe'
The 110- Muhammad A. ti.
the
vicinity.
wail
1'dhot-ptit. he Will
'i‘. discus.
7d are also a, met 3
'73
now .................. 181: pain"
while
and fine
you can't. pass them by
SOUTH NORWA 3
ready entered are-11133111311
erlcant
polifan 1m) yai‘ 11 1111111 220,
A‘.‘.C, Natl
oaolltati champion. 110111111
‘Meor'ath'f Metmpoiiur "
thine!I To ether with these 1119 Min ‘
ad of lesser, lights from the N.
at
Stamford men and tb‘o: fr
'tion of throwing” i110 lib
i
lace
peach.
thirtyv
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