Get Your D
Fined all
Bridge Piranhacy
Prompt and ancient unlce. It
all tlm .
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs ror our treliey patrons.
Come in. and Wait for your car._
names PHHlIMacv
.I. PARKER. Manager.
Wants
The volunteer choir oi Christ ldpls-
coral Church will meet for rehearsal
at the church Friday eyming. .
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood. of flow
on street are entertaining the lat.
tcr's brothel. H A. Hooper of How-
ia‘nd. Maine.
Captain Oscar St. John. who has
been quite seriously ill for some. time
at his home in Osborn avenue, is now
considerably improved.
Mrs. Adam Muttart. of Myrtle street.
is entertaining the members of the
- Woman's Auxiliary, of Christ Church.
this afternoon at her home
The regulal weekly player services
will be held this evening at the East
Alellue Methodist Church and at the
Advent Christian Church.
Plans are out for the new home
which Willett C. Smith, intends to
erect ill Bridge street. to takc the place
0! the one burned a few months ago.
Mrs. Arthur Seymour, of 265 East av-
once, is entertaining her father, Mr.
Mai rd, who arrived in town yester-
day ruin his home ill Maine.
Tomorrow night‘s meeting of the
llospltal Willsl Club. which has been
given up, was to have been held with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Alsllpirpc, of
Seuview av.ouue
Just Norwalk will have a number
of representatives this evening at the
big dinner of the Followers of the Mid-
night Sun at filoton i‘oigt.
where Jacobs Brothers will done an
elaborate menu.
The Junior league. of the East Ave-
Methodiat Church, is having a social
session this afternoon at the church,
to mark (bacteria or the sasou's meet-
lugs. The leader, Miss Emma l’ar-
sons. is in charge.
The teaching force for the East Nor~
walk schools has not been engaged for
the next year. which will begin in Sep-
tculbeq but this ceremony will be gone
through ill a few days. it is ulldcr
Islood that pratlcally all of the pres
out members of the leaching corps will
remain for the coming your.
~Gingcr cookies today. lianncr lliik‘
cry. Tel. 31423.
llir nild Mrs. William Lash-c) bllIc
mined from a Rowan street to .\'cw-
bulyport where it is Iliidelslood Mr
lsiskcy has taken II position. For lhc
last your or so Mr. Leakey has not
ill-ell enjoying the best or health hcrc.
Many friends werc sorry to II-uru of
their decision to move away.
The iiouts about the East Norwalk
Yacht Club's headquarters have been
removed. so as not to lulcrl‘ol'c with
lilo lllud digger that is now engaged in
carrying out a contract for the Itovoru.
meat. The digger has now almost
reached the club. The Cllillllll‘l will
bct lltillued for do or 70 foot beyond
that u'bs premises
The Mayflower baseball team cx‘
ports to get into its stridc this wcck.
So far the team has had Iollsillciabic '
hard luck bill there is considerable
good material ill the lineup, which is
bound to have its effect. Saturday at-
uII-noon the Mlu’ilowcrs will mm the
Wilton loam and on Memorial liar will
line up against the All stallllords.
Final examinations for tho school
year, on which promotion for the pll
pllb will hinge cmlaltlcrnllli‘. ill't‘ ilow
ill progress at both the l"llt‘ll and Mar-
\‘lll schools. The annual pi'iillilllltill pc
l‘iod will be the last day of lllt‘ school
year Friday. June 24. 'i‘llc pupils have
been doing good work and illdlllliioua
are that the present exalulllatlolls will
be satisfactory.
8. Frederick 'l‘ayIOI. president of tho
Borden Condensed Milk Company. who
purchased a large section of the fibers
wood {arm on the ridge for his nuin
mer residence. has Just had another
house started on theproperty. The
'collar is now being built by Contractor
(lcorse H. Robbins. The carpenter
work will be done by Ralllton and St.
John. Tile dimensions of tile house
will be {Ill 1: 28.
The lllllut Norwulk Fil‘u District will
have two meetings fairly close togeth~
or. The first will, of course. be tumor.
row ovdullul, a special one to consider
Illuttors pertaining to the electrical
plant all‘tl system of the district. and
the other will be the annual moctina
party in June. The indications are
that tomorrow nlaht'll illooliuli. which
will bc. hold at 3 o'clock at the Fitch
school. will tin largely attended. Un~
«tor the present conditions the electri‘
cal business ill at a standstill so far all
(Mansions are concerned and the meet-
ing will be asked to vote for the pur-
chase or additional equipment mach
voter who has the interests of the dial
trial at heart should he on hand at to-
morrow night's meeting
The daily clleiluar slid reminder ol . ‘
historical events conducted by Proprl
etor James Parker. of tilq Bridyi
Pharmacy will be «racially interest-
ing to Mr. Parker to arrow iorit will
depic the linking o the fill-titan heat
by A mini Togo live om ago. On
that occasion 1dr. liar or WM! in the
A’ “Mei «Will
i
lilili by tall also “Ii
was mo in. 08 miles fro till!
battle. Hill H03 others wore Just glib;
down to the bio when the ilrinxbe
can. cauqiui II dishes tp rattle.
was thought at first thatP ah thw
quake was in progress. The next or.
Mr. Parker went down and viewiid the
scene 0! the built 1.0
nail Norwalk, May as. 1910?“
Editor South Nerwa‘lk Sentinel
Dear Sir: ”With your permission
the writer. intended in the affairs and
destiny or the East Norwaik Fire Dia-
trlot, would respectfully be; space in
your paper fol the harness or express '
lag some views on the electrical att-
uatlon. According to the call fer the
special meeting of the district to be
held tomorrow evening at the Fitch
school, the citizens will be linked to
authorize» an enlargement or the aide
trical plant. to furnish commercial
liniltlns. and make the necessary up.
propliatlon therefor
Two years ago our eltlseas appro
pllatcd seven thousand dollars to pur
chase sitc build generator house and
equip building with 'Ipparatlls to fur-
nlsll the necessary number of street
lamps our streotlltghtiug service in
excellent. and is appreciated by the
citizens generally The commercial
"bug" started to burn gloriously r gilt
away. and subsequent appropria
wpl-o made for this purpose. Today
we owe “8,500 on our electrical plant
HI'lth an annual expense of H.600 for
luallltatllaucc. Were the district able
to make its own electricity it. mlgill
make a profit on its efforts but under
present conditions the writer can not
see where any possible proilt will ac-
crue to the district from collllucrcial
llghiinlr Of course in all well “walnut
all (N Fire Distiicis we have tourism.
and the voters unfultllnatcly c‘xclctsc
thclI ailflrago in favor of tho rccolu
mendatlona of those loaders. Through
these gentlemen our District (.‘omnlit
tccimada a contract with the City of
South Not-walk tor powcr for law-cu
learn at a minimum annual cost of six
hundred dollars. and within two
months asked the stale lcgisialurc fur
licrmisslou to audio their own ('lt‘(‘ll'lt
ill'. llad this permission bccn grant-
I‘ll. the tax~llaycrs of blast Norwalk
IIoIIld have had to pay South Norwalk
nlglut {4.000 (as per contract) for notb~
ill or Icpudlate an honest oblianllon.
it
s
»' Elsi invitation l attended to all.
M ' II ”boot.
1 bourbon Butt 9 iii/Inn oi the Repub-
IIcIl. 1'
‘ I link
.ilaoltal owl-Tho may on» B
‘ Realistic
ward backlash. ~
-A GhiId'I.Ofiarinz.
Ho uAlkon.
éRccitstioaI-i—Trug nlilortiitm.
All i all.
Recitation-«8 tor RH“.n .
Reoitatlom—H
R6
pron.
Raul loll-whit altering tor the Sol-
era. ,
Giddy I each.
[imitation—wills Clio co. .,
Th coders Goldman.
Piano Solo—«Dauclu shadows,
Halal lull.
Recitatioanonoord Hymn.
Mary Davina.
Recitatloii~iioniambranuo
Audion Robb. .
Recitation—limo Soldier Boy.- -.
Harry Anderson.
Recltatiou-The Blue and the Gray.
I Hazel Reynolds.
Recitationv-Momorlal Day.
Janet Bean.
Recitation—A Neglected Grave,
Olive Hipson.
Recitation—~The North and the South.
Nine Pupils from Room 0.
Recitation-«For My Country. ‘
Gordon Davidson.
‘Piane Duotwtiilver- Bella,
Della and Gertrude Van Couvuriug.
Recitatioanour Mission
l Bosnia Reed.
Recitation—«Our Flag,
Pearl Smith.
.I
as liccltnt’.on~hiemorial Day.
Dorothy ilowell.
Recitation—«Tho Iliuo and the Gray.
Margery MoDermott.
RectintiOll—Li‘JnIblums of Decoration
lluy,
Marion Buckingham. Alice Carr
(lieudavcrn Loveioy.
Recitation—Jim Little Soldier.
' Carl tinstaison.
Fitch School Grammar Grades.
Song-4h” tiwll flour Land.
School. ‘
llccllllllOIl—~~Tlie (lull.
Marian Thompson.
Recitation—«in Obi.- Grave.
Alllolla i-ioduila.
llcrilulioanoug 0f Pelican
l’curl Mutturt.
Rccilulinn-u'i'llc Holler Wu)".
Ward Si Iirdcvalll.
Soul: "We llouor Them All.
School.
Rl‘l'llilllt‘lil‘W‘Ml‘lllorlll Dar.
(iconic. Van Walliicr.
and
That shortfiiluhtcll business policy
has preIailcd in thc lllstilt‘l {III stilllt‘v
time is evident. it must be consider"?
cd that the majority or our pcopic arc;
of the working (inns and haul built
little homes with more (It lass incum l
brance thereon. and to pull thugc poo
pie into a losing proposition allnpivg
cloatcs discouragement and a lcudcn~l
II to retard the gr-oIIlh of East Nor- l
walk ii is hoped thc when: will t‘X‘z
prcss thamaclIcs clnphullially at lhc:
illi‘ cling lomolrou months. to keep to
thc original pulposc of strut-i Ilaht
inn and suspend operations in (‘Ollll
lllcrcinl lighting unlcall it is positlIclI
shown that commercial business llll
this small‘distrlcl will pay. which is
doubted by a largo number of t~ttl~
lens. I
TilnnkTua Iou im- the space ill I-oIIrI
columns i am
Respectfully yours.
TAXPAYER.
Tomorrow afternoon the tailoring.
for the house or
killd they will in-
wives to want t
' Our kind saw
pairs.
AUTOl/i
11, YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M
bad looks or for on on old 6r poor
as “Century Command."
We liar the Century.
autos l‘OORIiI‘WOI'IfI
24‘ mm of ”Mill
Whoa miller sciatic ml Was Inn' A”
In Porcfilalu Lined Sinks and Stationary \l‘lI~ll
poclally if they are of our high
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Rummy
But the preparation called "Nevorloak" in not lullabla tor mania.
The above testimony In: men under oath at the injunction bear
in; in the Stamford court. AM" “I mo.
Mill! at We FIR GALLON and to»
ban nan.
The Century Rooting & Mailuiacturillg Co.
In wAlI‘IIuIrl-ou atlas“.
:Why Not GWN Your Home?
Six Molina! Comet Willi All immanent:
Located on woodwilab «mu. “met on sun Desirable m 7
Fills m or lli‘ lam Iron, m
trail”, and within Gums Giulia. ol statics
Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000
01.000 Gm. “ism Gil Him ,l‘l
Rocitnilollw—illci Glory.
‘2 llllih (loyne.
Recitation --4:oma Forth.
Russell Mead,
chlallou—«i-lis Mother's Song.
i‘alll Audcraon.
Soup-“Ali liail (lid tllory.
school
Rm ltullou ~ The \‘olulllccl
John Stewart
llci itulloll “nu the 1‘ Mon
(‘lnra Ht'ilflllf ks
Recitation The t ‘llliliron ll 1‘ lcdgi.
Ruth (illbi rt
Recitation» (lone into Camp,
Sui-a *Kocler.
Sollamtlod and Fatherland.
School
Recitation-mi Know.
Stanley ('al‘lwllim ..
Recitation Decoration liai'.
lira llrIIII-II and tall l‘lllil
llccltllllou~ Love of Country.
Earle Hughes.
iiccilatlonwi‘ickol (luard.
limbo] Talc.
'l‘lllll
houses you arc putting up, and cw
grade. wcll milit'iilll‘ii;
a great inducement tor t‘ll‘lilll}‘ bullsh-
u live tilcrc.
g.
liJllllllllg out lunacy colihlilllll)‘ hit
The Jones 8. Hotchklss Co.
17 WALL STRIIT
NORWALK. CQNN.
OBILES
WRIGHT S
soars MAIN AND moon 3rd.
mats, and not an iutln' or durable
. llI'I'lln
Recitallomvllymn to the ill",
10 Brennan.
Recitation-willow 0: ’01,
Charles Vanni.
Bong—Freedom s icla
. Bolton ,
Primary Grad».
Bong-Amerlca.
Ia
Scoh oi.
lteeltlitIOIi~«-Olds Glory
Laurence Lroaby,
Recitation-«A wIWmOI-ial Day Flash.
Klmmick.
Recitationmldauiortal Day.
”flotilla Davis.
Recitation-- I' Grandpas Sake.
III-let Meeker.
Recitationmflomembrance.
Three Girls Room C.
Exorclllwllcd. White and Blue.
Three Girl Room 1).
soup-Three Little liters.
Rooms 0 and D.
Recitation-F‘dr My Country.
Arthur Belml’nt.
isxerclsew’l‘he Stars and Stripes.
Four Children and Room C.
Recitatioanur Flag Doss Proudly
W Ive.
Hilda Anderson.
Recitationwkomombrance
Helen seamen, ,
Recitation—(Jar Flag
Four Boys Room C
Recitation—.mcoration Day.
Charlotte Coallitock,
Sear-The Daisy.
Muriel Grimm.
Rocltatlon-~Workiag tor our Flag.
Robdrl coder cu.
Recitation-4lie Soldier km Coming,
Carlton liliommedleu.
Recitatioumfliuo and Gray.
Gntchan Rider.
Rcclluttouml’lhat I Like Best,
Gerald Me
Exerciacwt‘omo One! time All.
Eight Girls Room D.
Boilaw’i‘hcre Arc Many h‘lass.
Rooms it C. and ii.
RililLlllH
A spcrlal memorial which will be
held in the Methodist church next'
Sunday cvcuiug. May 29th, at 7:30.
The Buckingham Post. u. A. R.. and
Muller? Auxiliary. will be present. The
address at tho evening will be made
by illc Rcv. William ll. Thomas. on,
who was II chaplain in tho Clvthar.
The choir of the church will rendci
patriotic Ilclccllnua and an lulcrcsliull
service is promised.
~»~ “anlcd rlitI pcoplc
llcliallt c “' hint tomorrow
p m.
There was ll largo attcudaucc at the
clIlurtainuII-m given last night at the
hI-adqllaricra oi Rownytou Hose (‘onv
puny. and the affair proved to be very
successful in every way. The two
plays given. with tho entertainment
program rI-Ildcmd. worn fli‘t‘fllly culoy-
od. The first (lllt‘ was ills Old chcl‘
lil‘ill‘ltl, IIiliI i’rI-slou Hart and Miss
\‘ivian Sthcna in the loading mic.
and was participated in by Misses
Sophie and Sillitillt‘ Marlon. Mlyctln
Johnson. loll“ alcvcna, Marjorie Mills.
Sarah ilutllilloa. Minerva tiarpoutcr.
Florence Home and Frances (‘oi~
bags. The cIll-Irialnmcul program was
ibcn gin-n."aud included a vocal solo
by David Mills; recitation. Mrs. Ror-
lhu Knobel. dance. Muriel Russell.
Ions. Mrs. "('Tlllll Knobclf piano duct.
ills. Eduard Shinc and Mrs. Earl
humus. The play. iici‘ (lid chctl
lli‘ai‘ls_ II-IIII lhcu presented. with Miss
\‘iIlaII Simona and Mr. Hart bolas liB‘
sistcd bI (‘llarlca (lager. Ferdinand
italics. tillIor Hark. Jmeph Taylor.
liniIcI-t Slam. liavld Mills. in Kilt
sills. t‘bui‘lr-a l‘clly and Harry S.
llaucilla was then indulged ill
and lil‘ ctr-am and calm served.
“a
to attend
24:0 to 5: l0
~-"(icnarally debilitated for years.
tlad sick houlachea_ lacked ambition.
was wornout and all rundown. Bar-
Hill blood Bitters made me a well
ruluan. ”~Mrs Chas Fri-Roy. blooaup.
t'.onn
llllllil Hill Illllllllll.
A Namath student burned Bells had
his automobile. an later-Blah: car
wrecked Monday night on the read he-
tww. Marion and New Canaan. it was
said the car ran Into a tree. .lt was
towed to Norwaill.
Many 'l‘okcnckc rclidcnta hava al-
ready .Ilrrived in town and a much
litrflflr‘lilllllbfl' ill exported to arrive
hero by Memd'l‘lal Day. A lama num'
ber of the other residents or the town
haw alllo arrived,
Eleven members (It the lion 'i‘oII
Minstrel troupe. oi Btulutord. will ap
pear Friday evening. It all entertain!
meat to he ulvou III the it too
"right: lire mmpany's house. it want
Page and Harry longer will be the
and men. . .
All old lawsuit ill which Andrus
Wood and Hartford Smith are intamo
od canto II torirlal in Bridauport you
tcrdIIy. 'i‘ a sat wad brought against
Ilr. smith by r. Wood and was the
outcome or all automobile deal tour
or live years ago.
Constable Hartford Smith ll
around to tho opinion that Drip
laacortnlh on for him.
Bottle
0 he w turn with a diary spoil
tars In was hustled to a hmpital.
Yesterday was taken with another
similar aim .tllouiul in II milder form
and was able in return home without
Illilllllllil
«HOW.
(lot out joint tfi! up» and lot
(“Will
mill!“ “for ill
tritium“. lama
MINI. 01mm,”
" made.
Add. and stain qt»
is
.Grala. flours:
.‘ mill. ole.
fl
E. E. Gerham
at
‘ttunlklltumam.
no hell, no dust. No old-la
a
Caution-7M: Bo
you lot this stove-woe
that the Elmo-plug .
nad- “Now Fortunes." *
. __ ._.._.__.¢..W... 2......
WlSll’llll
Riverside Incline
ulacndanilrod
Mrs ilcilrv [latter is Ici) isoblmlthd
sloudili growing wcakci a
John Ackcrman has purchased
farm in iloscvllla district.
William Thomas will soon open his
puIlllun at t‘oinpo twitch. llcur lkc
"NM 1
\\ ii. llnrkcr moved his liliiill)‘ and
llmisl'llolll effects. ll) ill'iliilcpol't, ycs-
ll‘l‘llfl)‘.
A lanlc addition with a floor fi|lllt‘l‘
V“
is soon to bc
it
0' l0" li)‘ bi) “WI ll-l it) hit illlilml it!
tho Sullgatuck Milt. plant
Tllc ilcncflcitvllt society will not
meet this work but will Miami
Home Missionary I~IIIIIcIltlIIII
l‘iriducporl. inllui
Captain llcury
llli‘
at l
Nash can now bl-
WALL
APER‘
New Goods now In
stock. Prices are no
higher than last year.
Decorator
10 ran Simon, East Norwalk
Telephone 452
VERY LITTLE
Ir. I‘m-at to have as male
‘
[laid in" store and allow vim
down. We than, all ulna. and
the! “LL
Try a Infill I!!!» concur-«tau
loom til you: holiness will cause
m in order hill! om
1boRudRYukElooh‘lcllGo.
u waterline-roll ardm.
acorn NORWALK.
«I... III.
toN. Y
G SENTINEL
Have a Model Kitchen
is cool till Millie as a dairy“ No smell, no smoke,
. . .i . . i . . .
ll filament practical, scientific cook-stove. it will cook the most
elaborate dinner without‘hsotia; the kitchen.
Dolls. bakes, or roasts better than any made. Ready in a second.
Matilda in I Iocond. Fitted with Cabinet Top. with collapsible
Standard Oil Company
{W} -
W
V.
will rd
of” slum W
Ia. ll. slid loath
T 2“ 2...... Wm.
shloned contrivauces. The
rule, towel rack. and every up-to-Idou
tool we imaginable. You want it; be-
cauu it will cook It” dinner and not
heat the room. No boat. no «hell.
no smoke. no coal to bring in no Ilhll
to carry can. It do” away with the
drudgery oi cooking. and mallo- it a
lean”. Women with the light touch
or pastry especially appreciate it, be-
cause they can immediately have a
quick lire. Iimply by lands a handle.
No b 1-hour pro ration. r not only
is is Mable t In coal.bul it costs
less. Absolutely no Imell. no smoke;
and it doesn’t heat the kitchen.
The nickel finish, with the turquoise
blue of the enameled chimneys, makes
the stove ornamental and attractive.
Nude with l. 2 and 3 burners; than
and s-tIurueI- stoves can be had with
or without Cabinet.
Iver dealer everywhere: it not It your-I.
write tilt Descriptive Circular to the nearest
Inna oitbe
been daily making trips to his loh-.
atcr pols out in the Sound He has’
had excellent rail-tics so far.
, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Adams have}
announced tho. cugaaeluclll of lllclr
dallahler. Miss (lracc ('. Adams. to Dr.
Arthur “union of Ili‘idacpmt
'lllc members of the (‘iIic clubl
incl i'i‘ucsday av (‘illlig ill the Town hall
and iolmlllall-d plans and appointed
cotIIlIIlllccs tor ilccorliiion Day. I
Rcv. Mr Taylor has prepared a
special patriotic servici- Iviih :IpprOprl- l
aic music for llcxt Sunday. i‘llc sub
loci of the scrluon will be 'Tllc l’lLI-
er‘fii‘e of Pl‘fll‘t‘ "
Miss (‘albcrlnc Wilcox. of (‘oiupol
stroct, presented to lllt‘ pupils of East
Sallanllick sclll‘ll‘ll scvcrui acts of gur-
lli'n tools, Monday 'i‘llc children were
tlI-lluillcll with tho gilt.
l
I
l
l
I‘
if a man could only unload his cx
pcricucc tor halt it cost.
i
I
l
i
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you .
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
0N EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
mmmsomcr
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cable of tho disease and the art at all-
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors union the can» at
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonious the six
nerve systems in your body.
Mancunian. Rheumatoid. Pauly
sis. Hurt. Kidney and Female Dia-
mu are given special situation; also
Curvature of the Spice. You will
never want (trio: Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1'. FRANCIS. D. C.
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‘ NEW 0 AND 7 noon ROUGH—-
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Automobile Liability and
Fire Imam
Loan. Negotiated. mommy Tick-u.
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‘ ' l wattle» Im. so. bonuses.
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