if you hm cultivated a taste for
coed pure. Candy. .
OUR HOME MAUI SWEET.
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
F. ALANE
Tel. m. at Washington 8!.
Bill N W8.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk andtvlclnlty: Fair to.
night and Friday; cooler tonight; light
to moderate west winds. Pleasant
weather has prevailed during the last
24 hours in the western and central
sections, with cloudy and rainy weath-
er in the eastern sections A long
ridge of high pressure extends from
Lake Superlm southward to the Gulf.
A disturbance is deviOplng this morn-
ing in western-Team.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature; Low, 54; high, 68.
Partly cloudy. ‘
MEMORML DAY SENTiNEL.
The Evening Sentinel will he puh
llshed as h morning paper on Mentor l.il
Day, May 30th.
Flags for Memorial Day at
mans'a.
Miss Lillian Feats. of Danlniry. is
visiting friends in East Norwaik.
Edward O‘Brien, of Nyack. New
York, has been visiting in Norwalk.
A daughter has been'horn to Mr. and
Mrs. been Hurley, of South Norwalk.
-Asphalt walks. Raymond Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. J. West have gone
to Philadelphia for a visit with rela‘
lives.
Kabaosa encampment will work the
(tole-
Golden Rule degree tonight on one
candidate.
Jack Dillon, 0! New York, has an
rived at the Point to conduct the shoot-
ing gallery.
if you are thinking of making or re-
Inaking a pettlcoat, Tristram and My—
alt's adv. will interest you.
The regular review of The Lady illn-
raheea will he held at the home of Mrs.
Martinez this evening at 8 o‘clock.
Charles Perkins. hank examiner. is
making the semi~ttnnnnl examination
in the Central National Iiank or Nor-
walk today.
The ilospltul Whist Club's evening
social has been poetponed from this
week Friday and the date will he an»
nonnt‘cd later.
, Splendid show. Music Hall.
fail to see it. 100.
The Norwalk Royal (lla’nts. the fast.
out. l‘tlIlll‘i‘tI amateur team in Not'wullt.
would like to arrange Rilllit‘rl with tho
Colonials. of Sin wart ttvotiuo; tho
Compos Vi‘ ostihoit tln- Slivermlnes.
and the Grieg , of East Norwnlit.
Write to it). ' nompuon, manager. it
Knight street. Not-walk.
Honorable Edward 1-“. Burns. of New
ark. New Jersey. national lecturer of
the ModernWoodmcn of America. and
l.. ll. Kootman, of New liaven. who at
tended the lecture and onlortaiutni-nt
in Red Men‘s liall. last evening. were
gusts of Mr. and Mrs. It‘l‘tltlt‘l‘lt‘k (inn
unit, South Main street.
This week's l’ollt‘e ‘ Gazette tNew
York) contains a two column Out of
Ed. James. or East Norwalk. who has
been a frequent mntrilnltor to the Son-
tinel for several years. Mr James to
ported the famous liocnair.‘llorrissi-y.
Aaron 'nud Scott fights for ”It! Milieu
llazottv to years ago Mr lanws also
had the honor ot picacutlnu the that
(liiitnpionshlp ltclt.
Emil Sonneulmru. one of the old
standbys lil ltoton l’.oint and who has
many fIloIItls here, has atriwd lot the
season with his family. Mr. rionneu
hut-g intends to have his Japaiwm-
name and one nr two other i‘tllit‘t-H-
sinus. int-hiding the penny art-adv lint.
ing the winter this t'tilit'i-hulott Wits hm»
ken into and damaged to a iiilIHIiIil
llIiIt‘ uxlcmt Mr. Hotltiotiiiiua and MI
4Xnnthuky. who was lit the l’oinl too
summers ago. have hoop conducting it
touch business at 2.139 Bvonth arnunn.
New York.
This noon Chief handler and out
rcr l‘nue added one more to their list
of arrests. li‘red Jarvis. of the West-
pori ’l‘own Farm. came to Norwnlk and
imd boon alternately panhandling and
tIl‘IllIiIilg all the morning lie was
tutu-n lo the water street nlhtlnn Iioitlio.
where he will await hill trial of tumor
row morning at it o'clock. The man in
about ”In yours old and told. when talk.
ed to. that he ”knew tlhlof Bradley of
old." He I‘iliii boon arrested three or
four times before and is a nuisance
when It little dtnuk lie said after he
in“ safety ouscom-d in the hon; IllMItINI
cell this noon 'i it not him “sending
the Chief! Yet' Hi lix him for this!
Don‘t
1"" xInnploy Wilkes Booth and not
hm
“Wood, sawed and split. Raymond
Broil.
Some things are better in the past
or future tense. but hissing isn't one of
them.
“Sstillson’s Remedy
PON MALARIA, CHILL! AND
FIVE”
museums»...
THE S. .
“mm
mm...“
- for the Coating Season?
‘ We write this Insuraaoo. Call us an
TELEPHONE "5-2
All kind! oi lulu co-emrino Fire.
.rorma. an to Fidelity
Bond‘s. an it
dont insurance.
74 waaiimo'ron eraser. soo'rs ’
aohwaut, cons.
VINoL
THI MODIHN
Tonic Reconstrutftor
SOLD ONLY Iv 4
F. seamen
”H women's
Launch Works
”1310? Frames set up and ready to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all slseshnllt to Urdu!
by competent workmen.
OysterShellPolnLNorwaik
A. J. Hand 8: Company
llilllllillllllll
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’a Theatre Building, 00th Nor»
folk, Conn. Phone in
inf.
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best poa-
siblnindiltod Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477,
or send pestal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
iiilli lililll iiiitl
WALL S’l‘llEE'l‘, 10:10 a. lll.--~IIIilIl--
or prices for stocks in London today
helped to an opening recovery hero iii
some quarters. but other stock» were
lowor. Tho dealings wor quitt- lii‘lIVt.‘
at first. hot the activity quivkly anh-
sided lllll Inationnl liaixvstm sold at
an adv-ante of ii. lli'ndina 1 anti
Atehison. Ainvilrnn Smelt Illit :intt (‘ou
tIai Lenihvi largo fraitlous l7 S.
Realty fell 2h, IIIIt‘l‘ Mtllilltilllllln pfd.
I115. l'illll i'iilipvr M,
WALL STREET, it n lli.»~Silli‘k.‘l
that had shmru stun.» strength at the
opening wen- sold. notztlily lll'nlllllfl.
hut litter the iiitportani slot-its hnd
rounded to about yesterday’s riositlit.
the advance was resumed with prices
averaging hotter than at the start,
(‘onsolldalod line and “moral Lottllivt‘
Ruined 1“ Mill Wabash pftl.. \‘trizlnia
('nrollna (‘hotnicnl l llrooltlyu i'nlon
(las named it points.
\\‘Al.l. S’i‘ithE’i‘.. Noon. ltvtutatiou
of yesterday's alarming l'ilillill'a put n
stop to the falling prices. llerovt-I‘li-a
were slight and incomplete in lllt‘ llllll'
Itet which followwl made the steroid-
live sentiment donhttul The tone and
Ilt‘ui') at noon. llouiin vii-re steady
WALL STREET, l p. In. ~iilslng
prices marked the unity afternoon
dealings. although tho hit} in; was vet)
IIlllIINI i'QtlsolltInloil (law got up 13‘.
American HIIII‘ A”: Mother pfd t‘~,.
and St. l‘nnl. Southern I'lll‘IlIt‘, N Y
t‘outrul. Southern IIIIIIWII) pfti. null
Amaicmnntt-tit‘oppori.
NEW YORK. Mn} ‘Jli.~ «-.\nnotini-i--
“will was made by llll‘ brokerage firm
of lo). r‘ lintton a t‘otnpany today that
tho iltin lItid lu-In wsuspended from litt-
pr'iilloitt‘s oi IIll ‘i'I-n York Stock Ex
tilnituo for tho |il'l‘I(ltI oi oui- )flti. fill-
lowina submission of charges that the
firm had Ill'l’u utility of violating Ex
rhnnan rrgnlntiona regaining sharing
of lllllllnINHIUHI‘I
lT HAPPENED lN CHURCH.
A riouihl-Iu thumniiin fills the fol
lowing amusing story:
After the morning sermon one film,
tiny “0 had read the notices for tho
Wt‘l‘Ii. iind tin-n aIIIIoniIoi-d the rloiiliiii.‘
hann~ Nuniln-r swandno. At that mo
"Will our of tho donronn came down
the aisle, and the minister pointed to
hear what he had to any, whlrh was
lhiil the pastor IllltI forgotten to Rive
notice or a pivoting of the iodine of the
congregation.
Accordingly the divine save the no.
tire. apoliulsed to the congregation
for his forgottulnuss. and then attain
announomi the nnmiu-r of the hymn.
and proceeded to road it. His feelings
and those of NW congregation may he
lnnixinad when he htntau:
" 'lmd. what a thoughtless Wi‘f'lt'h was
ii' - Mpplncoll's. ~
.m
What. seems particularly to please
a crowd anywhere is what a lot of
idiots it can if‘
FLAGS
DECORATION DAY
At COLEMAN’S
ham areas
10 North Main It. Mill Nomllg
Moat for!» tlpoiling’l
TAYLOR a GOLDEN ‘
soot-w
Ellillllfill ENGINEERS till
I
H NORWALK ..,..,. EVENIN“
um“... “ MNMA‘U‘N‘! m“
Copyright Hm Sciufl’m k Min
.. Watching the Military Parade
a
VERY day you’re on dress parade in the
.kind of clothes we sell; the smart styles,
correct fit; the all-wool fabrics, and pet irfect
tailoring that characterize our
Hart Schaffner 8. Marx
fine garments. It pays to. have such clothes;
the money you spend for them doesn't meas-
ure their value; they’re always worth "more
than they cost.
Suits, $18.00 to $30.00.
And a great line of other good makes as low as $10.00—~the beat at each
price to be had in the Twin Cities.
/
'lhls store is the home of Hart Schaifner d. Marx clothes
Rogers & Stevens
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk
ITAHT YOUR CHICK. Ital-OT.
The summit of your hrooda. from the moment the no, out of the
shell depends on the food you up "Bonnie" Chick
TWO STORES:
.-.,
0d. ham '0-
gand and fresh each day. is the kind you can depend on to make no,
nullity fowl»
and future steady layers
livery grain in "Mania
(.‘hicit Md is sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Bonuio"Chlclt
ii‘ood contains the choicest iniportod mum. fins cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and selected grains, such so out meal. cracked
wheat. cracked haillr and fins old cracked corn.
Why not use s ro-
liahla. specially wetland clean. wholesome food. fresh made each day.
rather than food from the West.
noooauri
chance when you pay as much if not more
Quality Flat. Last and All tits Tina.
“Milli. TOIO NATO”. 4 . 4
Ask for "manic” "for the Land “he" use More
list-ti tlidm
Home dround’l'eods.
aian't Why tails the
vii- Lawn. Garden and
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Childrono Mo
PICTUHI PlAMINO hill HAND DANVID FRAMES.
Jackson's Studio
own mind
retina at. “
WNWALK. WIN.
South mealk
14 South than st.
CityNatioi alBank
. acorn mamas. come.
soon. i
if“. henchmen-ted want but! 4 a
desert red lemons. '1
The il‘rnltdrorwiteti lemons?
lire. Recenunarri ”You, sir. I unfit
to annulus not tilt and by melting
Iiil‘io Home red lb Giuliawflllodb
,3 l .
t
. Ready to Wear
‘ SEASONABLE
STYLISH ' ' .
built by makers who know how.~. of the right
material. and the cost
SERVICEABLEQ:
is what the rea‘aonnble '
man expects to pay for a "good" suit.
1
Speaking of Straw Hats—we are "showing [the
finest “Smalls" ever yet-$1.50. $2.00, 32.50
Panamas. beauties. -
Low fihoeat'o go with
and tan, - - -
«Xi
Summer Furnishings of the day.
Price 8 Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
35-00. 36-50 ,
the straws, gun metal.
$8.00. $4.00
Buy Your Fish
Where They Get It Fresh Every Day
(NOT ONCE A WEEK)
Conn. River Shad
LARGE BLUEFISH ......... 140 lb. l
MEDIUM BLUEFISH ........ 16:: lb.
HALIBUT ................... 14c lb.
SEA BASS .................. 12c lb.
BUTTERFISH ............... 12: lb. I
Native Lohs‘ters
FLATFISH ............... .. .10: lb.
POLLOCK ................... 8c lb.
PORGIES ................... 10: lb.
BLACKFISH ................ I00 lb.
Steak Cod, Weakflsh Eels. Kennebec Salmon. Soft Crabs.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
yet 4 .'
Everybody Knows
Physician who is an Eye Specialist.
vices of Opticians with years of experience to fit and adjust your glasses.
THAMER
Optician
Open Monday and Saturdays Evenings
that it reonttesSkill inexainininc
eyes and a PRACTICAL OPTI-
(‘laN to tit and adjust the glass-
es to insure eye comfort and
satisfaction. We give you, with-
out rharge. the services of a
to examine your eyes. and the ser-
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
REBUILOING OF THE CAMPANILE.
The ltallan and French newspapers
cite picturesque amounts of the vigor
and enthusiasm with who it the build
tug of the new t‘antpanlte at St, Mark‘s
has been carried through its final
stages, says the Mexican Herald. The
tower is complete: the bell chamber
alone needs some finishing touches.
and thou the huge fixnro of the angel
will be placed in position on the stint
nilt. it is exported that the new
t‘ampanlie will he opened soon. It. is
said that in thorehnlldlna of the 0am-
paniltI a million bricks and a thousand
tons of corneal have been used.
A Young Merchant
started- a business ac»
oodnt with this bank
six years ago with fifty
dollars.
For one or two years
it was hard to keep that
account Rood. ..
Today his avoraxo
balance is slit hundred
dollars.
That. is why we want
your email account. We
extinct ion to grow.
Open an account to
day.
South Norwalli
TnIst Co. . ,.
llllllWIlll lllllllllllll
All lllllillf
Insane Lebanon ‘Woman Also
Tried to Kill liar Tan Your
Old San ' 4
May 26 Moira.
LEBANON. Minnie
daughter. Florence M.. and herself in
ilaywsrd'a Pond, and also. made an in-
effectuai attempt to drown her son.
Goorle L. Wilcox. “years-old. late
yesterday afternoon. according to this
story which the boy told on his return
here from the pond early today. The
bodies have been recovered. the moth-
er and daughter being found lying clone
to each other. Mrs. Wilcox Wan about
llli years old. and since the death of
her htiahnnd in itiiiii had been living
with her mother Mrs Mary Tucker.
who Iii now about iii years old Mrs.
Wilcox. it is said. was demand. 'i‘ho
coroner has began an localisation.
Howard‘s Pond la in Ibu'll b-
ahly the amt secluded action tho
town. lying in a valley. between donut
from any habitation. hoarding WM
boy s story, Mrs. Wilcox left the With
yesterday afternoon with hip limit
himself and walked to the poiid
arriving t c iihc so
who was n t‘ strong by liaison of IR
formlty and thrastlnr’hor under
water held hfl' there dunno
frantic struggles until was
spawns
Savings society
INOOIPORATID 1“.
scream orchestration
M". MiMOImm 'quflhi
Wm. A. bottle. Vice-Pro dam.
ed. To accomplished t Ill. 4 4, 4
wade out into fiiur or if“ foot I
tor. title then grabbed the terror m
an boy and carried iii-I out into lilo
» :trongfi tic nidanmd it
rain or an got a
the woods and hid. {agilitm
hiding place he saw hie
her own his He remained 4, ”. ,
ciaity of the pendant“ about > ’< .
. when he returned home and? .
‘ story to his grandmother. I 4
ed wine at the nearest n'oltli , '
through them the authorities "it
titled. A nor was at once ‘
pond. hilt ”th bib 3M.“ ’%
Frederick A. Ills, key Truss.
4;:in going to t e pond round the ,
Wilcox drowned her fourtocn- year-old , .
iy wooded hills. and at tout“ a mild ".7
er.
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