Ruffled {Miami
At 391; 50c and the a pas}
Sash clamor 21‘.ch shah
E. a shuts-«v
MAHAoKmo don"t. stock;
~Shoulder' steak. tic 1b.;
roast, 11c. Hayes’ market.
'Mrs. R. R. Osborne is stopping in
Danbury for a few days.
——Great milllncry bargains durlnit
the white sale. 0. J. Mintz & Co.
The Daughters of lsabei held a
meeting last evening, but nothing of
special importance was done.
——Baaebali, Norwalks vs. Yale.
Amusement Park, Saturday, May 14.
game called 3:30.
Edward Allen. of South Norwalk,
has charge of the Adams express oilice
. in Ridgefleld during the illness of Se-
lectinan Cronehley.
~Childrenfs shoes for confirmation.
big variety, all sizes.‘ Flynn & Ryan.
Captain 01’ Police Thomas Hunt ar-
rested 090ml! Peace, of Brook street.
on a Warrant yedter‘day afternoon for
a charge of assault on his wits. The
bonds were fixed at $50 in default oi?
which the man remains locked up. His
case came up at 2 o'clock this after-
noon.
401d Medal Flour. 90c bag: $7.15
bbl. F. D. Lawton & Co.
The Y. RS. of the Swedish [author-
an Church of Smith Norwalk will hold
a package social on the evening of the
14th at the home of Mr. and Mrs V. R.
Johnson, Plaid.’ avenue, East waulk
At. the same time a quilt will be iottcd
away among those who have been con-
tributing to the church in order to
increase the building fund. All are
cordially invited to attend.
-—Tea and food sale by the Endeav-
or Circle of the King's Daughters. at
Mrs. J. H. Ferris', 80 West Ave, to
morrow, 3 to 0.
John Schultze. the bartender in the
Bridgeport House. in Water street.
South Norwalk. madc the season's rec-
ord blacknshing trip yesterday. He
secured one which tipped the scales
at ten pounds, and another one at six
pounds,.both or which he is exhibiting
to his friends. He secured about twen-
ty smaller fish, which he has given
away
——"And the voice of the chick Is
again heard in the land," saying, giro
mo iionnie Chick Feed. Manuel Toro
Hutch.
Elmer Bracken mlias returned to his
duties on the U. S, training ship
',,“N,cwport," site ‘a scytfral 'dnys' visit
with his pa‘ré'sn I'M-'1 and Mrs .Hariy
Bracken, of Academy street. The,
training ship has been stationed at
New York. The ship will now. leave
for a five months‘ cruise, during
which itwill get'to many 0! the coun-
trics of,Europe and other places.
-—Ev.ery spring suit must be sold.
We have pllCt‘d them so low they are
bound to go. See. advertisement, page
6 C .l. Mints & Co
Joseph Cornell, the tree expert has
finished spraying an orchard for
George H. Newton in ltldgcfleld. and
has contracts to spray the trees on the
estates of W. P. Howe, Miss E. .1.
Stone. Mrs. la. .1. Biglow. Mr George
M. Olcoit. Rev. . K. (lady, Miss E. A.
l,usman Mrs. A. L. Thomas and many
others in ‘that place. Mi. (‘orncli has
an extciistvc set of apparatus and has
a good part of it. located in Ridge-
livid.
——Auctlon sale. household furniture,
1.. J. Reynolds «it Son's storage ware.-
house. Main street and Gregory place,
Saturday, May ii. at 1 p. m. See. adv.
Silk stockings are no new fad. Our
ancestors. both men and women wore
them. We don'trhave to acquire the
taste for silk hosiery wo inherit it.
They cost but. little more than lists.
and wear out? its well. Fit nicely, feel
c.omtort.able,'~ nd look attractive. And
it is certainly a pleasure to feel its
good as you look in your clothes. At
N. B. ' Ryan“ s, you'll tlnd one of the fin-
est asmrtments of silk stockings in
the twin cities. The staple colors as
Well as all the sea’sous latest shades
for festive occasions~Weddings, ro-
ccptions and dances. Soc adv
I if _!Z 5 ,
110'! T0 lilillE E0151“,
PIMPLES Mill lillliilliFF
We desire to any that when we took
the agency for 210M0 we were con-
vinced that It was a valuable remedy
for iiiczoma, pimples and dandruff. Yet.
We must frankly admit that Zomo has
far exceeded our expectations as a
treatment for skin diseases. We are
pleased to state that we shall con-
tinue the agency as 7.10010 has gl‘mi’i
splendid results wherever recommend
out Our customers like 2101110 too.
because it is a clean vegetable liquid
1'01 external use
ZRMO effects its cures by drawing
to the surface of the skin and destroy-
1011 the germ life that causes the dis:
ease, leaving the skin clear and
healthy. it does not. soil the clothing
or linen and can be used freely on in
fants.
With every purchase. we give a
booklet on skin' diseases explaining to
simple words how any ‘p’erson can b‘!
cured at home of on form of skin or
scalp diseases by t is clean. Ioianv
title remedy. RH HWPlalstod Drulgidt.
SALVAroh cushion _
General Contractor
Sewer, water: work. grading, malon~
rywork and rock excavation lilstl
mates cheerfully given on all contract
Work Orders are solicited
torso-3,»- ~~ at Wood Street
term not
’ve you ratio O‘Rrien l I v.
with. blind vahiia a. first; New .
‘i‘ork. New Haven and
road
where he will attend the national con.
ventloa at the Brotherhood of inco-
motive Engineers as delegate from the
Dairimry‘ branch. ,1 .
r'all-
Bro).
Mrs. Lillian Sherwomi-Newltlrk has
issued invitations for a song recital
~01 her vocal pupils, assisted by Miss
Florence tin, concert violinist. air .
the AW Astoria .Hotel (My'rtls 5‘
Room), j York city, on Thoma)" ,
evening. May 24th at ll: 15 o'.clock
~8houldcr steak 140 1b.; lean pot
roast, Ho. Hayes' market
Satisfactory adjustment and pay-
ment of all leases sustained by J. Wu!
lace Marvin by the fire at East Nor
walk one week ago today has been
made by the insurance companies cov.
cring on some nnti written by the J. M.
layton & 00., inc., fire insurance
agency.
~(lold Medal Flour. 90c bag; 87.16
be F. i). Lawton a 00.
0A ,
Dressers
Shaped hose; Large Mirror;
regular $11.50; Tomorrow,
$9.75
MITCH ELL.
B. K. UNDERTAKER
Walks recovered, curb reset Ray-A . ,
’ mood , .
loft yesterday for Detroit. illicit. . \
12-18 North Main Street.
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS
STENOORAPHERB
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmsrs.
DON'T M158 THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted~
”.‘l'um‘n'zer Resort ,
sarcoma of the chief do iii: are
tlicwlduwoiil may vcmn it where
you “it it’ll iu the shade and enjoy
“cool dd’iieluful lilac/.0.
Yuuc'un ma your own [Ilrtll u to"
nnrimni orm lilc 'lay abutting out lit: suit,
‘ . withVu irbl stats '1' uy lll intlli inert.
. “glamour lllt‘ lieut. 1‘1in practice y
another mom in mm home-“III
pa. molest room oi all ilurlu tbs bested
assoc. \'..»ut iilurvt: lune 100110 or tel
on a porch 1“th with
Porch Shades
with prt’lci‘l [\llhltil', ,wbile vlcuingihr mitt
us by You v in a ho hum Vudot \\ inflow
Hll.lil|i:1fidlll‘lli‘ll to your winds)". alter.
they wt leilo Illt‘ cool insole and list-‘9
out the lirit oi the summer sun. They
are chpeci. ..iily commended for nurseries
and liv n3 moms.
Width you go to n wmmbr re- 3
My 1 hit Mi
tot...
Vndor i’nrtli Sliml smst 1mm '2. at up.
“they arenmleludltlercni colors to but
man u with the woodaurli oi your ham.
You are especially requested to
view the Vudor Exhibit in our
shade department.
South Norwallt. Conn
Port Chester
F. A. MITCHELL __._____,_
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
IT...
horwalkwliraaac'liOffice 01
The Evening Sentinel
Notice
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers of the City of South '
Norwnlk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven (7) mills on the dols
lnr. laid on thc’asqssament no. of 1909 ,
by the, lioard of Estimate and Taxa-
tion, will be due and payable on the
ilrst day of May. 1910, at which time i
will receive the same at my othce.
Room 5. United Bank llullding. 97
Washington street. South Norwalk.
Penalty at the rate of nine (ii) per
cent. a year from May I, 1910. will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June 1, 1910.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX,
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
South Norwalk."Api-il ti. 1910.
School Taxes
Union School Diétrict
’i‘he taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District. are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town assess-
ment list of 1909. at a meeting of the
district held on the 8th day of June.
1009, at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the second day of
May. 1910, at which time i shall be
ready to receive same at Stillson-Pow-
oil's drug store, 82 Washington street.
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent a
year from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 2,1010
F A. '1‘01.i.lt‘8.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk.
Union School District. '
Dated at South Norwolk, April 25,
1910. :25 lm
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To Sufferers from Malaria and La-
Grippe.
An ovonindulgence in bathing at the
shore last summer tilled my system
with malaria, and during the early pal‘t
of the winter 1 locked spirit and vigor.
lir. Dick‘s Medicine has banished the
Malaria and thus far has saved mil
from Isitlrippc which had recurred
three yt'urs successively.
’l‘hus writes a clergyman well known
to the people of Norwaik.
’I‘he “Koehlcr 411”
18 iii 'ro‘wn
Gin-y in Appearance. with the hints
31on Mantel-Ir Touring Body.
Extreme power onhilll with a speed
of i to 60 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car.
Remember the speedy little ”Huy-
moblle 20" runabout. also the reliable
Mame“. “Everite 30." Ryder-Dewitt
and polambii.
’Phone MR. CLOVER, 241-5, or our
new garage, 73.“ '
‘Norwalk Consolidate
Allin. (Jumpsuit
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Stamford
South Norwalk
,1
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL STREET.
PHONE 488.
NORWALK.
(‘lill DRE N‘ s 81101.8, as “'1'" as
W OMEN S. '
bctnnsi- we roll only the host \i'ouiini: lines of 1101's
Quality Is Car Magnet
MISSIZS anti
the loading it in MEN-S and
1'1““
1
Our Prices Are Within Reach of All
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Bathrdoms ”Complete
isoui
“AT.—
'T,he Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
—-—Mrs. Young Wife!
,«Porbaps hubby‘s away
7—116011 [one for some time
wholubly he‘ s a little homcslrk.
“Hangers for sight of baby.
wilan't come home just yet.
“Why not'scnd baby to him?
”Not in person,
«but via photograph.
w(lo yourself, too.
wsaino way.
v-sumc photograph.
Hugh (lock, the driver for
Phoenix Hook and indoor Company.
In Main street. continues ill at his
homo with the rheumatism. Mr. (‘ook
had the grip n {cit weeks into and tho
rheumatism came when the grip icit
him.
M """"" it titration
Anyone can Try 8.1110qu Remark-
able FinhaFormin (a Food.
When one of the ion rig (translate
in South Norwalk tells you that be has
apreparation which he so thoroughly
believes in that he will refund your
money ttitdoos not do all that in claim-
ed foMt. it. shown that the article must
have unusual merits. «it is in this way
thathir. Baxter is selling Sumoso. the
re kable flcslidormina food.
This great discontent is destined to
work a threat, revolution in troattntt
the thin. the weak and the nick. There
can name doubt that it lielpn'peoplo
who are weak and stickly. who are
tired. and who have poor digestion,
irostoring them quickly to health and
istisugih. and increasing the weight so
'that life is a‘ pleasure anti 9. Joy.
Samoan la in reality a. concentrated
to odo , and restores life and vitality at
once to the blood It mixes with the
ordinary mode and aids digestion.
tho
' goods each day.
GEO. S. NORTH
Photographer
78 Washington Street
hatter.
home in
i-‘rnnk' Wolfor'llioflboxe
who has boon ill at his
Spring street, is improying.
~Wnrranted eggs. 20o doz. l“.l).'1..&t,lo.
'l‘bo iiarlcm Yurbt Club will hold
its twenty-eighth annual regatta on
Monday. May 30, with regular classics
of sloops yawls and cut boats
wit you want lots or fun go to the
sock social of tho llobekahn. Odd livi-
lows‘ Hall. Friday night. May 18.
An account. book with (lately '&
iin-nnnn has been found by the Nor.
wulk police and is now at the station
house aw citing the owner to come and
claim It.
“Good dancing Friday night at landi
li‘orest'ers dance. Red Man’s Hall.
ilaniei F Mulvliilll. gun captain on
the United States battleship New
Humplhine expects shortly to return ‘
to the ship 011 Boston Ho hail been
spending somotlnw in South Norwaik.
wMaine potatoru, the pic: 000 bu.
ii‘. i). Lawton & Cu.
Harry bourbon. who has had charge
of the Prudential insurance (‘0' s otllco
in South Norwaltt for some time. has
gone to Franklin. N. 11., to take charge
of the business there as superintenda
out.
wwmdows trimmed with special
0. :1. Mints & 00:
l
t
l today.
. Women‘s
owpnnni
MN“ .I I“ ”mp W“ 'M
OurMethod’S Create Confidence * '
The principles that have worked out our success are abso-
0 Into honesty, lurk-t integrity:
tion guaranteed to all.
\'idual who favors us by opening an account.
is as good as cash,
simply pay what you can afford to each week.
sickness or any cause. you cannot do this
leiilcnt'aud willingto wait until you can.
Clothing Men’s Clothing
Worrien‘s Stylish Suits.
12.00 to 110.00.
Women’s Stylish Skirts:
1.98 to 18.00.
\\'tuucn‘s Silk \\'uisis,
1.00 to 10.00.
Milliilt-ry,
2.50. to 20.00.
' . 2.00-3.00.
“tillli'llii iilltl (‘iiiltlt'cn's
Slums. Mott’s aiiti lioys' Shoes. '
1.25 to 4.00. 1.50 to 4.00. Evenings
10
South Main Street
South Norwalk
We Trait You
, BuyNowaPsy Lat,“
."si
Shires in All
Principal Cities
[/0
generous treatment. suiist’nc-
We, do our boat to satisfy every indi-
(lredit with us
You
if. through
The. weekly payments are cusy.
, you will find us
Open an account,
Men's All Wool Suits,
7.50 to 23.00.
lioys‘ Funny (12 Subcol Suits,
1.98 to 8.00.
Youths' Nobby Suits,
7.50 to 20.00.
Open Monday 1
and Saturday“.
1
'i
1 Men‘s Hats. ’
l
i
l
I
lliilllll ilill iiilillllllli.
llr W h.'\lilc\ of New Yolk has
taken tlieh' ioliit \\'. “cod plum on
Neui-u'utcr Latin. Noroion. for :1 your. 5
A ,xuruc class from St. John's t‘burcli.‘
(‘huii-b. Stamford~ today. by ilisliop Ni. ,
lun. .\ large number of twopli' t’rom
this plat-v \N’ltlltirfit‘il lilt‘ cercmtiny. ‘
Miss A. M. Wood. of tipriiigiinlv. ens"
teriamcd n itutnbcr of friends. .\lou~,
dah months. from liuricn, tilt-ubrook
and Sprinkdalc. A most enjoyable et- 1
citing has spent and a bountitul sup 1
[HI tins scncti. i
A tribt of Mexican gypsii-s strucil’
Stamford yesterday ninruihu. 'I'llt'y;
had four trained hours with them, and
they Were gt‘lillliz rcndy to put the:
hours titrtiugli iiu ir stunts about 10““ '
ted the mission out of town Ofiiters‘
Foley and limitation ltllllillt‘ll the nip .
ales up and uith ilitytlc (up Knith:
as an escort Hiltlut‘tl them the um to
the liarten town line. (inc of the on-
tcrlatncrs was it girl.
«dishing piles provoke profanity;
but profanity wunt cure them. lloan‘sl
tilntinent cures iii-hing. ‘blocding or
protruding piles after years of suffer.
Ing. At any drug store.
«Jilin May white sulr begins tomor-
row. St-t- tlil\'., pogo ti. C. .1. Mlntz
& (‘0.
Archie t‘uricr, oi iiuiler street. ls‘
spending a few days at his home, hav- l
lug been oniploycd for several weeks
by G. M. Ruiuilc. in lhiubury. '
~Chlhircn's ’shocs for confirmation.
big vurlviynnll sizes. Flynn 8: Ryan.
A. F. iirvkmann to (In. are atlverua-l’
ing an old-rushioiu-d Saturday sale in
today‘s issue. Better look it up and
see 1111' rarc bargains offered. .
~Anction sale. household furniture.
I. .l.1teynolds it Son 5 storage ware
house. Main strerfl and Gregory place. ,
Saturday, May 14.nt l p in See adv }
Mills lihuniu Mct‘iatn. who has been .
the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Robert,
llornor. of Main strw't. has rcturncdlz
to her homi- in Philadelphia. 1
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When thc ptiliw interfered and ostor- i
HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT
Sought 11:50:;
Century Compound.
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Nererlcak is not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for usc on old or poor roots and not in; lasting'or durable
as "Century Compound.”
”the slime testimony was given under oath at th( injunction 1190!- ‘
lot; in tho Stamford Court April 11.1910. -« -- rm
We. offer the t‘entury Compound at 50c PER GALLON and gulr~
enter» all rooting work for three y.ears
The Century Roofing &Manufaéturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON 8'1 REET.
Silk Hosiery
Silk Hosiery is the rage. Made oi Italian Silk and “Onyx”
brand pure Silk threads. the weaving being so done that the
stockings are unusually durable. Extra- -3pliced heels and toes.
June brides may indulge their taste for the exquisite, and
at the same time practice commendable economyby obtaining
some of these Silk Stockings to complete their tromcau.
In order that you may become better acquainted with our.
Hosiery stock. we offer for this week as a special leader. the
best $1 00 Silk Hose on the market for 85¢. in Black. White.
Pink. Sky Gray. Tan. Champagne, Maize and Hello
Other grades of Silk Hosiery tit-.01 so to $3 .00
The N; B Ryan Co
86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
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