. 0 .
.. ° l “
not I» cenlr
I t F
mdltéfisestffielm me ”My"
. Muslims. are heist made In the
Merchants“ and Business Men’s Assoc
attdntion of the powerI that. hi to the
unsiihtly may or reception» of an
kinds that has our streets and side
walks. frequently for several days at a
time. Waiting for the garbage collec-
tion to be made?
on the block on which i live they
til. it UIYllEEPHONB
0 L50
92-2—NeWI Deon
Dad—Bunions (Imminent
44-2--Brnnch Office. Nerwnlit
Ito -—-Etlltor'I RIIIdInce
nth-City Editor'I ftsIIdInoI
week, an eyeiore to every posserhy as
well as the much tried housekeeper
liven over Sunday they have remained
unemptied and that on the streets of
our beautiful hills.
is it not possible 'to have the col-
Ieetion made from the back yards. and
at least often enough that the gut base
does not become oilenslve. as it did last
summer?
ONE OF M NY MUCH TRIED
liOUSlt‘HO DEBS.
“..o-— ..—
Mills Ella Knoll.
is visiting in Derby. .
A meeting oi' BntieI inure No 97.
1.0 0. F.. will be held this evening.
John Singer. of Haviiaud street. has
returned tram an extended visit In
New Jersey.
Fred Horn and‘ George Holloway
have resigned their positions at The
Norwaik iron Works.
Ophll Chapter. No. 52. Order of the
Esotern Star. will hold. its semHuonth-
1y meeting tonight in Masonic flail.
Earle Garfield, of the A. it P. 'i‘en
Company's Norwslk store. is unable to
attend to ills duties because of illness.
The weekly rehearsal of the South
N01 walk Quartette Club will be held
this evening in the hall in North Main
street.
Selectman Alfred Avlsun, of Main
street. has been entertaining his
brother. Thomas Avlson, of Philadel-
phls.
Mrs. G. Walter Aiken has moved
from Wilton avenue to Orange. New
Jersey. wherc Mr. Aiken has been cm-
ployed.
Leslie In Foot, who. has‘ been em-
ployed at the Municipal Lighting plant,
has taken a position In the Norwaik
iron Works.
Court Cecile. Daughters of Isabel.
wil hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening at 'the rooms of the Catholic
club in West avenue.
Steiner's beautiful cantata "Crucifix-
ion" will he presented by the choir of
Trinity church Palm Sunday. Re hear-
sals are now being held.
Frederick W. Mitchell. who has boon
seriously ill for some time. has been
taken to II hospital in Hawthorne, New
York. for special treatment.
Jeremiah Egan and Clarence Brush.
well known batters of South Norwailt.
have taken positions in the Wnlthau-
sen llat company. which has moved
to Danbury.
”el'mhnm street.
LETTER OF APPRECIATION.
Editor of The Sentinel:
Your recent editorial. entitled "A
Square Deal for Everybody."having
reference to the work done lately by
the town assessors. impressed me he
being a very fine one. and now that l
have returned to town and have an
opportunity to do it. I wish to offer my
hearty congratulations to the clever
Writer of that article. He certainly had
the right idea on that occasion, from
start to finish, and that he was able at
all times to give full and adequate
expression to that ideas was amply cyl-
denced by the highly capable and full"
minded manner in which he pl'osciliotl
his multiplicity of arguments. to near
of which, in my hnlnblo opinion, could
any possible exception be lukcn--~that
is. of course, that, would be at. all
worthy of consideration. Furthrrmorc.
when the writer finished, it did not
appear to me that there was anything
further to be said on this important
subject. be having. apparently. uttered
the last word himself: but even it a
thought or two more could be uddcd.
they could only serve to strengthen his
position, not weaken it.
i am not a property owner myself.
although all my money is spent right
here in town; and i have not. there
fore. any bins in, this matter of taxa-
tlon. one way or the other: hence my
being able to load with nncioudod vls
Ion and unwnrped lndgmont the very
cxt'cliont t-Ilitorltll n‘l‘rrl‘od to. and, I
am happy to say. to appreciate own
word of it fully.
YmIr yesterday's editorial. "The
Board of llelicf‘s Plain littiy.“ and illl
Mr. and Mrs. Eduard l". Nlillolu nud . one you published the day before. "The
son Albert of Gray Rock place. Stsm- Law in Plain." were two nthI rultlina
ford has been spending n few days as good articles both tit with h \‘it‘l‘t' Ihor
the guests of Mrs. Nichois' parents Intlghly unloved. \on are doing splcn
Mr. and Mrs. James McKicrlian. or did work In this lllnltvr. MI. Editor.
(‘hupel street. and that thc Town of Norwalk is golnc
Cashier Mitchell, of the Armour ‘0 ‘30 Kt‘oatly hcncllttI-d by it. l
1309' company other I... gaining (Willi haven't thi- I'olnotcst doubt in tin
9 . ' world.
a reputation for himself as a duck pill
roller. Pow in town can equal him in
this respect and still lower are his un-
parlors.
The second round in tho lrlnnmr
ionrnulncnt boiwvun nunnilcru ll‘tllil'
lhc illhcrnians and Knights of Colum-
bus, of Norwalk. will be played this
owning in illbcrninn hull. Thus far.
ilw Hibernian: have boon victorious. In “m. with ”u. thought and WM
winnlns lust wvvk W n was or iii to of on» (‘lvir lwnauv iiiiii I'lliil would
till. 3 I ' like to utter a low suggestions to the
Washington Chapter, No. 24, it. A. public at largo. thereby lullterlsliy as.
it, will this evening receive its nnuu- ulstinx the learns to their parish of
at visit from (ll‘tiiitl lligb ’l'riost ash cans. rullroud fences and incldon'
Charles A. lturnhsfn. of (tuition-ills. inlll’ II hunch of trouble. All the lean“!
Conn. The Mark Master‘s degree will individually anti collectively. seem to
he worked, and Will ho mlltlwnd hyn nohimt to the u‘nulihtly nah runs that
banquet A line time In in store for are rumors ninnu life‘s tainted rout,
gm m6 uttend' we would suggest that the garbage
Friends of Ernest llrouoi y. of Nov ’ "m" "‘9" at 2 “I “i' 9“" finish “M"
wulll. hove received word from him fore daylight. It lilo lttamtu Ill work
in; for It noiseless us well It: spotless
f anhlnttdh i). C. to the effect .
What!“ in love with tho Capital 9"" ”‘9‘ “"“M “‘“W'il'l” “"1 equip
Very il'llll ynurn.
AN iN'l‘lCliES'l‘lt‘li iliQN’l' l‘Ai‘li‘ll
THE ASH CAN MUST 60.
a»...—
Some Pertinent Suggestions for soon.
tion at Same-4W9“ 8on-
geltionI to Follow.
Editor lih’t‘lilllfl t-‘lrullnol:
(‘lly Mr (if fully mull thorn rot-out. Will "i “l“ d"|'“""“m" WWW" Willi
l i. work 6 the column but. since nolsciosu alums. vubhor tired wagon
’ 9 and “tr cushions In Iicpouit tho list»
this work but not been commenced as
yet. he liltil biicu given other clerical
work. lie wdiloll that ho l‘flilil‘il his
duties Ind the the city is wily Incl/u
his disconnects "drum" l'uiiu been
secretary of the Nutthoill since their
orssnlllutlml and it ill here that he will
he missed 'especlally.‘
Dealers in lutolnoblios report thlt
the moon lqu started all uquuIiiy
stroll the Iodil lichen; reporting tiilt
air y they hive resolved than on
dim The Walk Consolidated Mai;
cans upon. The collectors would also
burn to bear in mind that the learners
were getting in their forty winks. wcli
,I‘IIIIIIIII of counts. tlllll must not he
disturiwd To avoid roulptlcullmls that
might arise should the garbage nun
over sleep or the horses insist upnr
"Mllehorhinf‘ their breakfast We
would further linguist that the More
IIIII can be printed an ntnlosphsrli
color. ll bio of which could be pro
c.nred at the expense of the city from
ldji'iig HOW lrtili.
were not removed nature daylight they
wliuid not otfend the cathedral eye til
Willi}: reodltly ordered tell "MI
wells iiIIdt report that till» he
left only til lush It present.
They have already platted nnothai‘ will he offered from this. to time air
i‘5'I in'dlir lurfiXWi lit! car it} it solute-1y frsodrnhII‘IIr. We trustlhey
to WI. The company in union “my he 0”“ lil may" lilt- ”mm“
Km to hold Ill MIMI)” ill (‘5‘?! l1! gm, “glut; in uflllr Him “‘hL
mounting tile-tire! different Inductor. A. 0W.
have remained unemptied for over a .
Then if’ the sluts N
the Girls minim. Other suggestitlhi
M. Pierce “chillies Articles Token
M] lions. Will 1mm 49“ “WW Ill sunlilmlt no
Irv—WIN
'd l i
9’ 3 ‘° “90°99 39‘9 4 humour). Feb($.e—lelt Edvard
‘ iii been). the man arrested in 81th?
[laid his Thursday eve‘n’l
lag the case of Franklin
.t'or‘ enter- .
colon with
Wilson wti
also no so Wit
Mafia-u; . “5.09 mm
Isle 91106...." #1360 Willie
lhlel fled. . . . l/J’im
m”"‘”“’i‘w-~’“‘° aim with operated here It the rest
lino] ssa......m.0° genes at William n. Pierce and that of
t
12560. Bulls and.
$21. 00 Brass Bed,
““91 Bed......llo.00 cries it Lounsbury. has been as-
Intlon still ll Inn-I MW fol islum Bra-B 3M1 Nile prism..."th sit. .00 White time! Bed-.m- «.26 Midtown to the Iatidlnotlotl of outer
ill” “Emilia; title Went. of our :ig'gg ”it“: 3:: :3: Pgmnr-t-Mw 10.08 “ll; Emmi Brit ------ as: of Police lironnnn Chief fire-Ilium also
city. Would it not “be weii’ 99"in call the ' p can... ”'0 name Bed” ' believes that [loony ‘9 the man who did
other second story Jobs here.
”new has been held for trial In
Pittsfieid in ball of $1000 Chief
Brennan has a warrant for his arrest.
and will endeavor to bring him to
Stamford later and srralnnhlm bore
for at least the Pierce and the Loans-
bury burglaries, I
Dacey is 44 years old. and he says
he is married and is a Nova Election. '
lie has made no admissions. and, it
~ he is conilctcd. it will he on the
strength of evidence the police may
gather
A J. Collins Co.
Funeral Diredtors and El“... blisters.
12 l8 North Main Street. . ‘
ALL eaaounss Or we sooxltsllrmo.‘ shonrnmo AND
TYPEWRITlNG DEPARTMENTS 0F
MERRILL COLLEGES
l
Due to Girl’s Warning. !
' lineups arrest in Pittsfleld was due
to the warning given by Miss Corinne?
ARE FILLING GOOD 90““le vif'osttlm. fourteet:l yealis old. tougher
o tle man w oso louse t e '0le
There's a Grind Opportunity fol: Every Ambitious Roy and Girl who aeolian intended w “and” MM
‘1' will Enroll Day or Evoninulimw. _.
Weston. reading in her mother‘s room.
South Norw'llk Stamford . Port Chester
heard some one moving about in her
father's room. adjoining. 'She went
to the door in time to see a man lesvv
Int: through a window. She gave the
alarm. and Harry l’erslp. a colored
chauffeur in the employ of Mr. Wes-
ton. nave chase and overtook Daeey.
'i‘he fugitive resisted. and after a live-
ly battle Persip finally subdued him.
0. 5.3.31...“
1 ‘ He had to use It soldering iron on Da-
ccy‘u head first, howovcr.
Stamford Property identified.
Davey had registered at one of tho
best hotels in Pittaflold. At the hotel
was found a satchel which web stolen
from Mr. l‘lcrce'u house here. On the
inside of tho satchel worn Mr. l’lerce‘s
name and address. stnlnpcl in indeli-
bio ink. For some reason or other.
liacey allowed this to remain. It was
one of the iirut things seized upon by
tho l’lttsliold police as a ciew and
they telephoned at. once to Stamford.
t‘hief lirenuau and Mr. l’lt‘l‘t‘t‘ went
to i’lttsllsld and the latter identified
the hog“ :lIiI moperty. Mr. Pierci-
also .ldent tied a pair of cud-buttons.
a such cost. a pair of kid gloves and
scissors in tilt-ey‘s possession as
property that had been stolen from his
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL eraser. PHONE «I.
NORWALK.
Clearance Sale of Men’s and Boys’
High Cut Storm Boots
nous STORM soors. were soon ................. .....Now. 33.50 mm“ {:‘fiw"?‘&.k9e £i?.l'..“".§...‘.i‘°f:
llOY'S STQRM. "COTS. were 8 l 00 ....................... Now. ‘2 35 \‘Priiset‘l, he said, in it New i’ork even-
YOU‘l‘liS STORM BOOTS were i150
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 Washington Street South Norwolh
..Now. $1.29 inn ncwsplper. and he answered the
titrulnrn. ltl his possession was found
a slip of paper on which were the
names of the bunk presidents of Hits-
iicid. There was also a list of cities
in t‘onn. Iicnt and other New Eng-
land sin n: with the population of
lunch. Stamford was on the list. Da-
rcy said he had never been in Stam-
ford and the police have been unable
to had that ho registered at any ho»
lot here nndcr that name. A Slam-
ford ilotei cmpioyr has Identified a
photo of honey us that of a man he
thinks “as here about the time of the
Pierce burglary.
How Opera GIIIIeI Were Found.
A lritor written by lint-9y to a Miss
’l‘holnpson, in NW llitllilclll‘t‘ and ililltt‘
sour business In Hartford. led to tho
rm‘ovol‘y of It pair of opera glasses
lilolcll from tho rosltiontm of (‘. ll.
innnsbury hcrc t'hlef llrI-nnnu not
hold oi tho letter before it was scaled
and illltilt‘il. and. accompanied by a
Hartford detective. he interviewed
Miss 'l'holnpson and learned that liti-
coy had Rirt‘ll her "it! opera sinuses,
Slu- said the man was a patron and
she had met him ill that way. The po-
ilco expect to not more information
about lint-0y through this woman.
V eilings
Come and see the beauty of our New Vciiin s. and
you will consider yourself well repaid. One 0 Fash-
ion' 3 emphatic edicts for Spring to the “Mystery" Veil-
irg. The patterns are so radically different from the
well-known sorts. that they attract unlimited atten-
tlon. apd are the object of unstimed praise.
Prices, 50c to $1.00 yd.
The showing of veilings was never more extensive
or exclusive than it is thin year.
N. E. Ryan Co.
80 Washington Strcct
PUTNAM HOSE PlNOCHLE GAMES.
Score: Made in Another aorta in the
Content Last Night.
Another sitting ill the pinorblo
ltliil‘lllillil‘lii ol l‘IItIIIIIn linIlc t‘mnpunl
ans livid Inst owning. The results of
‘hr I-rt-nlnu. nith the total scorn Ill
ouch Mayor for the scrim, is as lol-
HMS
South Norwaik
l‘rrd liognrdnu .,,..,.........:l l?
I l-‘I‘I-Il (‘oit‘nlnn . . . . . , . . ..... I if
Y0“ MW 0‘" ""9 0' SW08 and Rinses i?,".‘.‘,“.'il...l‘.l.'.‘.i. ::'.:;;;.;.::::1 it
today? I, A sIuImII ........ , ........ :I id
it liiialu Morlls ............. «t i
We‘ ve Coal Stoves Ind Ranges. tun...» llomlrdnu ........... u it‘
I ll
Oil Stoves and Gas Steven. and I W WWW" ------------ . ‘;
I‘wl l in ..... . ........ . . .0 l.
Combination of both to show you. \\'. Alt'xtllilllil' ............... o it!
" 3W *0" Will REPAIRING we'll Ii li.ii’.l‘.§.“‘il..t.‘1:;::i:;::::::i ll
tend to "NM mt” it}. Mcllownn ... .............. l H
id. lmhnlalty ...... . .......... l
illl llillll l lllililllllil lillli’lll '7 WALL STREET --------------- " iii
. no“ . William Men or ............ l
t 1' 8‘95 '“ $0M” ii. tslnilll .................... 2 l0
,..W«H.—- . ram-WW M. »- . w N i‘ [‘5‘ "I'M? ..I...I.............x ‘g
' . . .I .i. llouardlls ................. I
GIVE h 3 Rigid ivlcd Brunohl ................ :I II
liotu'm) ’l‘nlley ................ ii ii
I - l'.. ilolIlonu ................... ti ii
“312109 Edward Kuch ............... l 7
John Youi ................... l 7
Mill that will tied it ill Impossible III A, Droymls ................. l I:
IllIitlnIulith ii roIII u now rsiiiusn l.. litinsrdnu ........ . ........ I I:
That is the illud of repair work we do ilt‘til'lfll thi'uuli .............. II r.
lint as burn at loan! an opportunity to m .. “We. .-N...
show you tht n can do. We not)
save you ”I“! nary. ll our pricey .
am my continuum
Luther M. Wright
Icon/aneurysm. cons,
INOUOH IAID.
Kill long ago a Toledo clergyman
vices at the (unmet of I hum w Ih
whom he had hId no acquaintance.
thinking to glean II IIIislll'i iiilil or two
touchms . um deceased I character.
when he was show this the living
loo Ithsdlvinocallittl a little boy
or, ‘tliht. utilised: It ’ulem‘hsr oi the
loudly. and, out to him this quilt»
dun: 4 _ ‘
"t‘nn you tell me what were the lost
worth of your hither?“
"lie didn' t ill“ titty." Ioupmuloti tho
; Israelis dunno. nonunion Minot him the: moral
i’erIIonI employed in lntiiu' rail9
fi‘wme' sometimes. as truth alcohol I
histories sometime inhale birnlpli worse Ind ihthid brutality lI stimulat-
at cornea Ind antler from frightful
ml. or. mi from hairpins. I gloomy and
dreams of being murdered or of failing morons timber. or it! lrbin cocaine
over promoters.» Opium stinuilitd:
while :hu nlllnhcr romaine dentin. the
imagination. alcohol III omens out svtullln develops thieving and trim: hail
dread .llld suspicion; hasheeslhfrt
mu Exchange
M Illicit tho lilo ItInllti. l ‘ mortality “Millers club.
which the word assassin ‘7“ derived. ‘ , I. <7 Fm but with til inlet-l univslu. "Ms was
pi'o‘diidw hotlilcidul manta. 'l‘lithlh tirade] identical 1 luvs“: pity. , with hill to loot; "wflmmttjs.
‘%
intent to commit larceny. is the but- ‘
. ad. lie wouldn't give any further par- '9
was called upon to cdndnct the on
; ”his a Few of the Big Bargains
W
i 33c Velvet Ribbon, 19o yd.
3% lndb wide Black Velvet
Ribbon. For this fililf‘.l96 yd.
*25c Hose, 15c pr.
Verizilnc 25c Ladies‘ lions.
FIJI this sale ....... 15c pair
W—“wq nu..-“ W--- .. .
10c Flannelette. 5c yd.
25 patterns to select roIn;
‘ Just liéad‘itliti' Prices. See Big Window
" IDIsplays. ThenICoIne.’
z‘n‘ yl
Toi' ct Goods ‘ “
25c Colgatc's ’I‘alcum ....... 156
z: w Mounen‘ II 'l‘ulclun ...... 110
50c l’oinpeilan Cream ...... 3T0
Poar‘ I Soup ..... . .......... 14¢
250 Witch Hazel ........:’i..19i3
100 'l‘nicum Powder. . .. ll:
ii'Ic Tooth Brushes. .........‘ ‘
ifit llaiI illushcs ........... 9c
‘ l
690 Sheets, 57c
regularly 10c yard. This sixth) good quality Muslin; .
sale. limited ......... 5c yard regularly title. This sale. .57? ’
”' Notions, Muslin Underwear .
32 it??? ........ .. . . . $122. Sil‘“éi..§.‘i‘"é£iagz : : : : : : : : :‘g .
3‘ "m“ “t "W“ ---- '° ”k" §l83.%ii.'i:;z:it:::::::::::%~t
12c Neckwear, DC 535 2i??.’§i‘.‘:::::::::1231:1132:
Men‘s Bow Ties, all colors:
rognlurly l2c. For this
sale ....................
Quantity Limited.
59c Skirts. 390
200 lilaclt Petticoatsz-rogn-
lnriy 59c. On sale nt.....39c
250 Boys’ Underwear. 19c
Fli‘f‘ft‘ti Lined Bols' Under-
wear: regularly 250.1‘llis
sale ............... I.....l9c
“493..
m
l21-2c Ladles‘ at...
10c pr.
Our regular 2 or 25c Hose.
For this sale ........ 10:: pair
$1.25 WaitiiS. 89c
idli Wulsts: regularly Si .25.
This sale ........... Wm
it. you will be convinced.
innit...
. Isl-so wamiuovou smut
I
itii-tltthl or moi. kitten.
JIpInOu ArrIItco for the Slaughter
' It Mittwa illlnli.‘
HONOLULU. Jun. 27, via Sun Finn
rises. Foil. s. A million births have
been slaughtered such you for Ioveml ,
youth out In the Hawaiian lettings!
hlr'd reservation In Japanese. seen It
ing to Captain F. i). Whiittu of the
lttwernlnont calm Thrills. whichént-
(noted a recent unions of Junctions t'h
Midway island. That island and till
who}; iii the aroup. with the excep-
ties at horns. are state have tutti?
drastically nil tilelt‘ uses teeming on l‘
on Million. * ‘ “It“ “
horn iii no I-vidouch of any Ina:
92 Washington 9 t " ’2 South Norwaik
~ Street _ ' Conn. _
.. 9’ I I
$4.
For Thisi,Beautifui , Rocker”
be how but so of Inclinsso don t wit
The Ad. Angeline dz Son
“““‘""6 ..
. bird
tilting og hull skins bud leathers in
Honolulu. this punt-bots Itpoilsnil is
mild. lights hold by
in Million, Milli”
$1.50 Tailored waits, 9-3;,
5 different styles Imported?
Madras. very ,nmnuisb.
This sale .............. . ..m
25c Glass Jars. “till:
50 lino large Glues Jars, with
tops: regularly 250 and K
title. To close out. . . .109 each
1-2 Price 1-2‘ Price
50 Ladios' Collars and odd
pieces of Net kwear. 1,5 the regu-
lar price.
Dresses Less Than 1:2».
Price
$22 Dresses, to close ...... $7.}.
$12 and $15 Dresses. to
close ................... .fl
16 Suits ................. V .II
318 and $20 Suits ....... $9.0!
95
Mil
”9‘9”. , ".
CW1!
polishing it; iI .
handled dimot luau Joplin.
silicone-rs ostensibly in‘% i
fishing lltlsillcus m Minnelli).
in Hill bird Inland group. which
9". northwest lrom Hawaii.
Capt. Walker uynrtho him
so little on all the isiasdI
..bs caught by land. 1
' ti Itittes. captured thihrh
wings and ten the helping
to die I slow death. .
m4.
Teacher-NI! you‘weur one
sllonil three months, now ion
pairs last?"
.um'muwn your." !'
't'eltphcr ----- "ml. . _
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