" . TAYLOR.
MARINE you
‘ . , Launches
against. all the perils of the sea-w
stranding. alukinmrcollisl’pn and are.
GOLDEN
74 wacmhu’rb crannr..nourn
. nonunion. ennui
‘ / . , ‘ l reaction: 10”
It yiiii uncultivated a taste tor I J ‘ " I
load ultra. Candy. , . ‘ ‘ I V IN 0 L
can HOME MADI swans -.
will certainly ttoklcyour paint... Al- Ti": ”MR"
ways trash and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. at musician». at.
not an
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity': Partly
cloudy tonight; Saturday fair: cooler
tonight; moderate'north to west winds.
Showers have been very general dur-
ing the last 24 hours in the Lake re-
gion. and light scattered showers have
occurred along the Atlantic coast. An
area of high pressure, central this
morning over Lake Superior, is pro-
ducing cool, pleasant weather In the
central auctions. An area of low pres
sure. central in northern Texas. is
producing unsettled weather with high
temperatures in the southwest. Amaro‘
lilo and Abilene. Texas. reported max~
imum temperatures of 104 degrees.
hosts were reported from upper Mich.
lgan.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘emperaturo: Low, 02: high. 77.
Cloudy.
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EARLY SATURDAY SENTINEL.
Commencing next. Saturday after-
noon, and continuing throughout. the
summer season, The Sentinel will be
issued at 1 o‘clock. All advertisements
and news items should reach thc
othce of publication early Saturday
morning. /
The Krlogcr adv. will interest the
June brides. Better read It.
Charles S. 'l‘rowbrldge and William
A. Clark are on an automobile trip to
New Milford today.
if you need anything for the vaca-
tion trip you will find it at the Price
Clothing store. Soc adv.
Rice Flakes, Tc pkg. Rub. & Go.
There will be a rehearsal of the dc-
grce learn of the Past Sat-items this
averting. All members are requested
to be prcscnt.
Iiallcy's comct is growing tlluunor
cach evening, as was shown by the
view. last evening. 'l‘hc tail one lard
ly visible.
Mrs. it). F. Taylor. of South Main
strcct. spent thc day in Now Hart-n
,\'cstcrtia_v where she attcndetl thv fun.
oral or a relative.
~~.iunc Waist Sale begins tomorrow-
at. lliittz's. Sco advertisement. pour it.
Miss Annie Lallcy. of Hartford. rc-
tnrnctl to hcr home today after a short
visit with Mrs. I“. I; ('handicr on
(‘ht-stnut street. Norwailt.
Mrs. licicn Hoyt, who has bccn
visiting Miss Henrietta touch, of
South Norwalk. has rcturucd to ln-r
homc in Redbauks. N. .l.
Missca Loulsc anti Anna Finland
Norwich, have returned to their
homcs after a short visit with Miss
I'Ithoi Robins. of France street.
liutIt-r Lodge. I. t). 0. l".. of this
city. confcrrcd the Initiator) tlcarcr on
one candidate last t-veulnu. Nt-xt wwk
It. is cxpcctcd thul't- twll be two more
candidates for the moclintt.
wl’rcsto Seli‘llulsiug E"iillll'. Tr liiig.
l). Lawton a (‘0,
The many i‘rlcutht 'of MI. and Mrs.
l’otcr I". llurus will be plcasctl to lu-nr
that their youtu: t-hildrcu. Francis and
Mary. arc rapidly recovering from
their rcccni attack of dipthcriu. 'l‘hit-r
unint- playmates arc also ulntl.
(intciy a ilrcnuan aim to give you
stylish. llii'i‘ ilttinn tutti clcuuit luaut-
t'lotllt-s. ’I'itcy ask you to son tin-tr
clothcs. nah thcir towns and you will
ihcn roallzc titc udtitnlanc or trading
with thcm. 'l‘bcy will clutlto you from
top to too at a vcry small ontiar or
rondy cash.
i-louih Norwuilt (‘ouncit Knit-this oi
t‘olumhus. doridcd at a mcclinu lwiti
last ulltht to hoitl a litunml'lnl sorticc
on Thursday urchins. .lunc ilt_ two
wot-kn Eit'lli'l‘. illit‘liltr. lilo past your iiil'
council has lost two lutunlwrs by tit-nth,
ihr lit-v. William Mahcr. i). ll., and
Mli’ilul‘i Reynolds.
The Other i'iub ntct with Mr. anti
Mra. llari'lc A. Siliilh ill lllclr iiiiiiii)
on Iditncrout 'I‘orraco, chursdny
untht. 'i‘hc cvcnlnn was culoynbiy
apt-at in card playing and in rating
iiw glorious refreshments that. Mrs.
Smith had prepared. The next tin-ct-
"ill of ill" club will ht- held next Tut-a-
iiiii’ evening at tho homo oi Mrs. M. ii.
KN‘ii‘l‘ on (lourtiand place.
The lnoorporntors of the now tho-
at t'c held a lilN‘EiIIK last evening in tho
parlors oi the Norwnilt (lint). The plans
for the new building worn on hand anti
wore fully discussant. There was also
a tactical disscuaslon about the way
in which the rsmaiuluu necessary
money was to be raised. l-lnvoral good
plans were submitted and it. will c
the work 0; thpl‘coinmiitech, w
will meet in the t'ilah‘pariors on Md .
day evening to carry out one of the
plans. The plans for the new theatre
building are on exhibition in Edward
chd'n drug store today.
i“.
Tonic Reconstrudtor
SOLD ONLY DY
F. H. DEXTER
‘"‘"“aunaa"§6nrs .
Launch Works
n ank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all IEIBI built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPothorwalk
A. J. Hand 8; Company
ElElllRlEil ENGINEERS liili
liillilllliillilii
JOIBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'l Theatre Building. 80th Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the but pol-
sibie method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwnlk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contradior
Worlt Promptly Attended To
P. Q. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
Eye
Strain
is not a disease, but Is due to do
forts In the cvc structure. We hate
u E'il)nli'llill. “ho is a Skillcd I‘It‘c.
Specialist, to examinc your cyos.
No charge tor t‘hlilllillillittli
. THAMER
Optici
STAMFORD - -
CONN.
FINE
MIXED CHOCOLATES
SATURDAY
mama Corporation,
l3 WASHINGTON STREET
. Iicatl ifboul tho gait ot hiatdtilupau
vsc stilts in tin- I). M. Road am
It tou want shocs that lit road
i-‘llnn ntni ittnu's nttl.
I“lnc tntxcd t-hocoinlcs at Siliirilil
I’tmcli i‘tll‘llill'lliluil
it you arc in doubt about tho lunch
con. perhaps thc Ht'i‘kliliiiiii mil. ml:
hcip you lictwr loud it nutttnt.
A tlclcuntion ill linnllurt pcttplt- \till
pay it Hall to Hurt-hit EEi‘iii‘Ei-‘iil UNEMP
this I'\t‘lli|iL’.. A large class will in- in
iilatcti. and ”1011‘ will bc un cntcttntu
ntcni and rclrcahmculs.
l'rcsto Scliliuisinn Flour. 7c Mill.
ll. Lawton 6': Hr
A Steeple .ilii‘ii is at work upon lin-
Souih Norwnlk Mcthodisi i'ltnrrh Ilc
is rt-pittt-iuu lost slntc and is ilxlnu up
tho roots in ncncrnl. ‘i‘hm‘c ht- swlutzr
itiinsclt” about on a sutxlt- ropc. ovcl
carrlt-ss, and works unmintllul of tho
Iit‘luht. 'l‘hv thurch is a wry tiliilt‘ttlt
our to tcpnir as thcrc art- so many o|
tho lttwt‘l‘a and thaw arc all oxtrt-tnolr
tiiilicult to not at.
This morning a llliill in noun-thing
of a hurry sunny. around tin» corner
of Main and Wall slrct-ts at full ilii.
l-Itiwntd llcrnartl. the popular corner
tlrunatorc young man. was busily cuv
until-ti in t-lcuniun windows llc had
”it' lung-handled iu'unit in his hand
and ah the lllllil nonrcti him hc t-Illiltli'll-
ly puaht-d it out bchlud him Had he
lrit-tl ho could have conic no closer to
disturbing ihc lillllu pctloatt'lnll's cuttll
ibriuiu. 'l‘hc polo wont uxitctiy art It
dim-mi tu-iutwu iltc man‘s ions and
lit- was ilt'lit‘i\ apart, Willi I'ltltllc aci-
iutt as thu- itiit'l‘lllll. untl “to man who
had ili'l‘ll utovitut so rapidly as iiiil
Elli‘i‘t‘ or powm; (ili‘ weight and. which
nuts nonl‘or tho fulcrum than tho pow-
t-r t'iIiE. tin-ruby furnished oltcclicui lcv.
crane. was forced through one of the
nitric abuts windows. 'I‘bc utttu stopped
a moment and thou hurled htmaolf tilt-
ou his Journey, lid returned. hoolevrr.
and had a tttilt with Mr. tiltuitionnlntt.
it was plainly no ono's tault anti tho
lilillll‘l‘ will hc ioruotlon as soon as
tho window is replaced. The window
was illi-Iill‘i‘ti the ilrt-tt day of this week.
Just under the root when the shower
t'nmo.
l“.
-tmu .Aw
sham GOODS
nouns snares, 50c tip
' It‘d
FISHING surrnas
of all kinds
At COLEMAN’S
NEW! ITORI ,
to North Main 0t. loath Net-walk
Agent for A. u. Ipnidlng'n
Baseball and Emitting acct“
Boat Framed not up and my to
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Buy at es 1g t .
The man who expects something for nothihgi—gcts
nothing. -
Pay enough to insure your getting a good Summer
Salt; and that’ll be about the price of any of our Eahcy
gray or blue serge Suits. 3m to $30. -
For no matter what you pay us. we'll give you the
most for your money—the most in style, in fine tailoring,
in fit, and in service.
What we do for you we'll gladly do for your boy; cur
boys‘ Summer Suits and Wash Suits are fine values.
Straw Hats foryou and your boy. "
TWO S‘TORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT. ‘
The success of your broods. from the momcnt they are out or the
shell. depends on the food you use. "Bonnie" Chick Food. home prilw
pared and fresh each day. in the kind you“can depend on to maltc lino.
healthy fowls and future steady layers. Every grain in "Btinnie
Chick Feed is meet and sound. and is solid nutrition. 'fBonnia“Chlcit
Food contains the choicest imported M‘illcts. tine cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and selected grains. such as out meal, cracked
whcai, crackctl hailir and tine old cracked rnrn. Why not use a re
liaiiic. specially prepared, clean. wholesome food. fresh made each day.
rather than i‘cod from the West. ttecossarly stale? Why take the
chance when you pay as touch it not more?
, Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL Yong HATCH. .
"For the Land DIR." tit “who“
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
Ask For “Bonnie"
litnnc (iround Fccds.
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{tint illfillt nu
want. STREET. 10:10 cum—«The A
higher London prices this mornlaa
brought a response in the opening“
stock market‘ere,‘ whore advance!
we general; The trading was mod‘
n toly active and the than much notch
or than for several days past. (it-eat
Western aid, was lifted l 1.4, Rock
Island pill. and 8 tthoru .Raiiwa}c phi.
l, and Reading, ‘1 a nature it Ohio, N.
Kettlentrai. Uniom‘aoliic anti Canad-
ian Pacific, larger! ctlomt.
twmn. eraser, it a. m.-8pccnla-
tion was very irregular. Selling or-
darts carried prices. down sharply altar
bdsinesa began. ’i‘hen a brisk‘ rtilly
carried the tunrltct up again to‘tha
opening hadron. tollowod by another
decline. Only a few of thc leaders
fluctuated as much as a point. General
Electric gained 211.. Northwestern 1%.
Kansas City Southern, Missouri Pacific
and Great Northern Ore Certificates
lit and Wabash pftl., l’ittaburg C. C.
anti St. Louis and Westinghouse Ricc-
tric 1. Toledo, St. Louis and Wast-
orn pid. yleidctl 2%.
WALL S'i‘ltlhid’l‘. ntmn.»~’l‘hc market
was narrower than on previous days
and more suhjt-ct to operations and
professionals. 'i‘httt elenientwaasntned
that recoveries were due to anptmrb
lug tucksurt-s by intcrcstctl parties and
they sold stocks on rallies. Before
noon the decline became somewhat
precipitate. Union-Pacific showed a
loss of 2 H. Aun-rlcan i‘ar 2. Reading
and American locomotive l :M. and
others i or more. liontls wart: easy.
About 9240 last night. the car which
was runnintt to the cm! of the line be-
tween hero and Sinmt‘ord. lost the
putt! up in the air anti before it could
hemlopped the pole had turn of! the
overhead wtro. 'I'hc car was in charge
oi t‘onttuctor limits and Motorman
Knustot The accident happened on
ilog llili in Harlem and attor that the
car could not pass the spot. A line
man was scat down and during the
time that ho was workinn over the at—
fair the car that caused the trouble
ran back and forth to tho and of the
line anti transferred the pnsscunt-ra to
tho otlwr rat. ’l‘hc trouble was all
romcdit-ti at about it :iu and lb.» car
(‘aillc to South Nnrwniit.
STEAMER CAUGHT lN lCE.
NONE. Alaska. Juno 3 ~'l‘hc wood-
ou Strand-r ('orwiu. which tliiiictl from
Seattle Stay to aim a laruc. purist-tutor
list is hold in tho Ico ”1 miles from
Nome. tho h’itlilkil from bcr iunucls be.
hot visiblc. The ice is thc heaviest
’known in it'll rears at this soar-ton The
(‘ora‘iu landed ill Ht Mlcilacl'a in the
ulht of Mar 30. Still” will try to boat
her way to the open Iintis in the \icin‘
ity of Solomon mrt’y miles east or
Nome, 'l‘hc gasoline schooner liciclt
luitnson is in a precarious condition on
tho itc lwt-iw miles from Solomon.
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JACKSON'S STUDIO .
PHOTOGRAPHSQAND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children‘s Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
53 Wall 8!. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Hotel
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r...“ the batsman“ Tonic
Try Fresh Fish.
LOOK AT MY PRICES.
FLAT FISH ................. ilk: eurranrtsu .................. iOc
WEAK FISH .................... iOcé PORGIES (not drcnedl.. ..4 is... 25:
SEA aAss ...................... 12c: HALIBUT ...................... 15c
BUCK sHAo ................. .tsclMACKEREL “......160
"Mill: FISH. BAS'i'EliN SALMON. STEAK (‘lllll ICI'Zlfi. Hill“. rill“).
LAST Oi" THE SEASON, LARGE Sill-"l” ('liAIiS. NATIVE LililS'l‘l'Il‘iS.‘
LUNG” AN!) liiiilNl‘) NAME. l.l'l"|'|.Pi Ni‘li'lifi,
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
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DON'T GEEK SHELTER under the cxcusc that you do not
have. satisfactory I'imtottrapha of yotil‘itt-If until you have tried iiiouo
Iroln tho
Gilli. N DOWN 4 UTOllT.
lliililidt . Conn” .lliil l‘ Ilttttei. tho
ll-yoarcuhi daughter of‘l’xanit it). Vito. ,. mi. one of the incarnation of the Jet»
who was run down last evening. by an t aucso royalty. with the Princess Pushi.
automobile. owned h . .illiam le 1”nationalist, urrir are tudax from
arcticmtfiul Harm“: spouted to . pool on a . . -rlruliu tour
recover. The child received a very, which has been in progress or two
doep‘wonnd at the bane of the brain. l and uimhal! yearn. -*
was out about the neck and rcceivedi The prince is a commander in that
serious external hruities. it in the coin. Japanese Navy and was assigned to
ion or the attending physicians that the Mlkana. tho i'ittlltltlll hattahip of M.
the. girl wtil undoubtedly recover an ultra! 'i‘otto during the Japanese-Rutt-
lcaa brain complication set in. it was also War. This ll tho. scconti visit at
terminal at the Vita homestead this the prince to the United States. he hnva
morning that. the girl was routing vary but traveled through the country in
comfortably and was fully t-ouanioun. that». The prince ttttltl that his visit
William F. mace. the driver or the is one or sightseetnf and he will re
automobile. will appear in the local main in titr'cily anti .luuc i, when he
court tomorrow morning to attswer to will visit Philadelphia and Wauhiuu‘
the chants of reckless driving. ton. «
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SCREEN DOORS
Special» Saturday
All Sizes at 70c
Iii-in. Window Screen, 18c
22-in. Window Screens. 22c
MITCHELL.
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F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNIIHII
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ST...
NORWALK. CONN.
D. K. UNDERTAKER
Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
"' ama"w'fa;;ttié;.im
Funeral Director and Embaimer
1! North Main Itrut. Iouth Nomlk.
lulu-nod. l Washington ltrut.
Tulaphono at cities.
Telephone at home. III.
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A , Young Merchant
started I buttinostt ac‘ .
count with this bunk
six roam and with titty
dollars.
For one or two yum
it was hard to hoop that
acronnt aural.
'l‘nday his average
balance in six hundred
dollars.
That is why we want
your small account. We
cxtntct youvtu grow.
Open an account to-
day.
South Norwalk
Trust. Co.
a
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#4”;
,; .1 NOW’ALK ”thighs
SavingS" Society
lNcDRPDHATID 1m
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775.000
George M. Holman. Provident.
Wm. A. cut-tic, Vice-Pnnldcnt.
Pndcrlck A. the. My A True.
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Flashy. lull-{page exaggerations no longer cause a ‘
stir. nor are tiicpicndorsed by the public., Our store is
full of“ dependable valued and we prefer ourfc‘ustomc'ru i“ .
to gét‘thelr good impressions from the “poof—then~ ‘
they will not be disappointed. _ ‘f
. For you. Sir. whether you go on a vacation trip or
not, we have the right things. Principally, of course,
Clothing, Hats and Shoes. not forgetting all the good
Furnishings in ...... little detail. ‘ ' fl
Suit Cases, Trunks. Bathing Suits, etc.
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Price’s. Clothing Store _
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
BathraOms Complete
$50.92
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK‘
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B H Fl b 80 -bbl $6.35
ea at our, ag, c, ., .
llooti Eggs, nor do: ............... 25c Home Spinach. pk..... ........... 100‘
Sil’lt'll) Fresh lions, doz ........... 32c 250 can Lunch Tongue ............ We
(told Modal Milk. can ............. realm can 8. a 3. Chicken ........... 42c .
it onus (‘orn.. ....l....‘............25c ii outta Pens ................... ...-259 r x
.. vans 'l‘omattws .................. 250 Home Lettuce ................... . 5c .‘V
New Potatoes at a low price, Radishca, an Beans, Rhubarb. Cucumbers
and Strawberries.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET. PHONE 143.
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Muslin Underwear Sale
Advertised for last week: will con-
tinue all next week. Also our
Clean-up Sale of all articles soiled
during the renovation of our store.
Many excellent values will he found
at these sales. Don't miss them;
THE N. E. RYAN CO.
South N orwalk
86 Washington Street,
CONCESMONS To THE JEWB. health are subject to extittision.
"l‘weuty Jewish families have been
ordered to leave i.Isichanslt. a town in .
the coal mine rcniou. A petition in
their behalf signed by their neighbors
has been sent to Premier Btoiypin. '
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Thou Residing in Caucasus Will 00
Trntcd Better by hunt-m.
81‘. Pl-i'i‘ltiiislillllt‘l. June :lwln re
spouse to reprvueutatioua made by
him. M, Friedman. Jewtah member oi
the Union. was informed today that
emperor Nicholas had authorized the
t'anraaiau authorities to motto certain
roncosaiona to dawn residing tamper
uril in the UMICMIII. .
'i‘ a health "aorta oi the tinttcasua
are {mandated much by persons deair
ittu; the hencilt or the baths. to ho had
there. The law, howlvqr .imhlds the
residence of .3an to uni district. lla-
riug tho cocoon of 1909 the govern
ment authorised visits to resume by
Hebrew. and recently M. Friedman re-
ceived a petition tram What‘s at his
rata- asking ha than“, ranted that.
lot privilfi [mil-tit; New
son.
The authorities or the (annulus are
now empowered to grant permits to
.itwtm requiring mcdlcai treatment to
visit health resorts during the season
at lilltl. but only upon the presentation
by the applicants of certificates from
the local medical cmumlslioncrc show.
in; that such treatment ht required.
The permits are granted only to those
to need or medical help. lichrsws out
caged in inutiusns in the Cotton an or
who are unable to satisfy medic com.
mission- that they are there for their
...r-Mm-n—ma—x
com. mute..." on serum. '
WILKWSBARRE, Pa. June Irv-Alli.
early settlement of the strike of um.
illlill workers ludha Pittaton. Maillot,» ,
is now looked for. The smite. Intuit.
h in said. realise that than cannot. hold ' .
out against the untimtum lulled hi,
the unicorn or the 'Unittai. MinO‘Wfl'K‘;
are who have advised the mom” ' g .7.
turn to work pending an stint! as, ...
the conciliation board. .. . 5‘ " .
The olictaic oi the Pmmlvnnint...
Coal Company am. also ,‘phqvoiug‘tai; :.
more conciliatory with an in “than a».
r. ot the men returning to. vr hp)
:musible um tam the at ltd .
luatmont oi grievances wilfhouttflw
terocttsiou of the conciliation ' . "‘
‘ station's wm-tour hummus f "
PATERBON. N. .l.. .lnnc human!”
are 70,000 neurons In New Jersey who, ._
are without religion. said the Rev. 0.; ..;
Trusty today in addressing the custom.
once or colored Presbyterian not
here. its said vice tutorial. '
increasing among the We. ‘
that the l'reshyto tn Ohtlrch i! "
endeavor to lmpro their condition
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Norwalk Chronicler