, Miniature Almanac tor Tomorrow
Sun rim 4' 19; beta 7 :24.
High tide 10:40 a. m; 10:55 p. m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MABONIG DIRECTORY.
T. A Math! communication of Old
Wail Ledge, No. 108, P. and A. M., will
in hold at ita rooms. June 7th.1910.
at 8 o ’ciock p. m. Work. 5. A. Degree.
All Maatar Maaona cordially And ira-
Externally invited.
Fraternally yaim,
ROBERT M. WiLcOX. Bac’ y.
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. IVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
. now-Nam Department
02-8—-Bualneaa Department
“blranoh Oiilca. Norwaik
1.90 -—Edltor'a nealdenoa
m5~0ity Editor'a Raaidanea
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
AMER EMORY STEVE NS Preaident
AMEB PAUL, Vioe- I’resl out
REDERICK H. UIN’I‘ARD. Secretary
MATTHEW COR ETT,’1‘toasurer
Executive Committee
‘ RUSSELL FRO DST
CHA RIIES '1‘. DIMOND
ARTHUR H. WALDIION
CHfiRIJflS E. JENNINGS
AS I. RAYMOND
WARD H. MATHEW/SON
LBPHEN 8. HA 'I‘CH
‘ R’l‘ M. I'OHLMAN
~ CHRISTIAN SWAII’I"
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THE OLD GRAND CENTRAL.
People who think themselves coin-
iteratively young remember. says to»
day’s Hartford Courtint. when the
Grand Central Station was opened.
That was in 1871, and the depot that
has tli‘teen tracks in its shed and
where 100 trains run in and out every
day, was one of New York's show
places. Now about 800 trains a‘ day
.aro handled at the terminal. and for.
many years the facilities afforded by
the building in which Commodore Van»
derhllt look so much pride, have been
inadequate.
Now the Grand Central Station is
coming down; In fd'ci, it has been com-
lnz down for a long time, though the.
familiar front has concealed the work
that was going on behind it. The last
train pulled out of the. once tine. old
station at 12 o'clock Saturday night.
and this track the building will be In
the hands oi' the wreckers, who will
make short work of it. for there isn‘t
much more titan a. shell for them to
tie the boar liar
‘ was timed upon.
evacuated Utrecht
Misti Louise Seoileld Austin, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore w. Auav
tin, and Clarence Winthrop hell were
united in marriage in the Congrega-
tional flhmh. in Darien
Friday, June 6. 1890.
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The railway station at Newtown. this
state. was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground.
A aubatituto compromlae measure of
the silver bill was introduced in the
House of Representatives,
lngton.
w...”
in Wash-
n... n“- .
RIGHT To THE POINT.
According to the New Haven
Journal-Courier the people are nutter-
Inar from summer madness up In Con-
necticut. Down this way the madness
is canned by something In the way
of weather that resembles winter liti-
tic-ring in the lap of spring «Scranton
'l‘ribunc Republican.
.Q—.
In having nominated a woman Mrs.
IBlOOI', of Waterbury, l’or secretary or
' state, the Connecticut socialists have
absorbed the sttl’tragcltes. And yet
why shouldut a woman he secretary
of state? It's a clerical position. pure
and alinplo -New Haven Journal-
Courier.
+
Iioaton is crowing over a twenty-live
pound lobster. But it Boateniana look!
ed very hard they could find lobsters
about six titties as henvy.-—New Haven
Palladium.
.......
Agata Dr. Cook has been found, and
,aitaln he aitya be In going to do some
Qinori- disrmeilug 'l‘hls tithe he will
’do well to take the University of Cop-
enhagen with him. «Cleveland leader.
._....._
Queen Mary is reported to have ad~
'elllilltltl that, she is l'orlyvlhrco. Now
will the women of England make the
initial rush to follow the royal txum
ple?~Albam .loutnal.
a...“
Governor Hughes is the kind of a
man who doesn't want anybody to help
him on with his overcoat. ~iiallliuoro
Evening Still.
-4...
ltclunlantly wu confess our total ion»
hillly to think up some puttlabim-nt
awt’ul enough to lit the crime of the
wicked Democratic incluiwrs of the II
linoia legislature. who corrupted thi-
ti‘atwhlle pure and saintly lit'llllllllt‘llll
friends of Senator lorimer into paying
them bribe timuoy.»- Springfield IIItpiilt
llonn.
v..-
Every tllli‘ la willing to talk on llllt‘l“
national peace», but what u lot of cor-
porations would howl if all nations
stopped building altipa ntid i‘tlilllllllllli
til‘tulcawwmi Street Journal,
wreck There is no statlllnp. sudden ‘
tress about the change so tar as the;
railroads and their regular patrons nrt .
concerned. In the last few years most 1
of the business of the terminal has!
been transferred to the temporary
quarters in Lexington avenue. and tilt--
chanson have been made without
neatly Inconvonlenoing lilo public.
Presently a splendid new station will
take the place of tho one that was now
and splendid less than torty years ago,
and than. for a low years, at Hill",
the. Grand Contra) nlll bo tho lineal
ever.
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The Travel Magazine says bill of
l0,iltlti automobiles lti town, h,lltltl aro
owned by i'arntcrs, Kansas farmers
spent $3,200,000 for automobiles dur-
ing lilOtl attd $2,75u,uoo in lilttti. in one
Nebraska town oi“ hilt) population. iii
automobiles wuru sold last your to
anilltll'x in the town. Careful tuiti-
males of the number of automobiles
owned by Iaritii-rs in the entire Uni-
ted States is Yahoo. Sixtteon nutoiuo
bile makers are advertising IlllltIlIIO‘
Illlt'li lo the runners in the toll t‘artn
plilit’I‘ii oi" lilt‘ country. and liltiiil ot
thuiu are arguing that tho liilllllllilllll"
will ltm-p the boy on the farm, and
make lilo more livable for the wild.
whose drcury round or labor has been
tho pity of the country.
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It Would be a grout sclwuu- to tame
a certain new iii-yai-r that the New
York l-lutt hna dlacovoroil oill itl l'i-l-
lowstone Park and Il'llllrilltil'l it to lin-
Eailt for the summer ui-liuiiit. it would
novur do to lllllli li hero, for the tutor
utato (‘tlmllim'titl lawn inlltlii conflict
with audit n proposition. ’l‘ho geyser
in question in a dorldudly iiilori-kilnn
phenomenon, tor ii in Hillll to blow out a
”MTGMH of the water uvery day.
W
lmka like We have had a landslide.
Andordlnlt to the new railroad tittie-
, tables. are are now litli miles away
from (irnnd t‘oiilrul depot, or two and
a fraction miles farther than it’ll have
ever linen burnt-n. Most. people do not
earn an much about the extra distance
no they do about the additional nickel.
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ran “veil. AGO rooav.
M
Wodnaaday, Jana ti, ltioo.
The Union School District commit
no reported that it would be absolute
if boundary to have a new itchpoi
”hart m, son at or Mayor anti
”In. M. M. Lee, wail run over by Ii
4 ii npponilo the South Norwaik
Mammlional Church. but luckily as:
MM serious injury.
iiprinisilce watt agreed upon by
It in said that Illtl poisons drop dinid
et'm dm lit llu l' uitod States this
recottl \illl lll‘ art-ally implied on the
din lltni Iliil} lAIl‘llllt‘l‘ thallium limit
the suilulowlluusloii l’oat
ADVERTISING TALKS
THE DIRECT METHOD OF ADVER.
‘ TISING.
It pays to it'll littir
to substantial pt-opli.
This is priwu by the way the fat
seeing. bingo-st and shruwcal ade
lim‘i‘k lti Soulh Norwalk stick to The
Sentinel.
liny nth-r tlily itiul your alt-tr war.
They know it in by lill‘ tho lit-at
policy to advertisi- in the papt-r that
gut-a into homes ulu-ru care in lulu-n
an to tho phantom of thu- [itilll’l‘ and
(‘lllil‘lli'lt‘l‘ Ill lib nous.
Tllt‘ reailvru of The Sentinel are lot.
ill to the paper they know that it
prints till llii‘ urns wotlil lll'llllllil‘
they know ihvy l'llll depend upon the
news and that till-y run iiupoiul upon
the tulrorlisotm-uia tin wcli.
’l‘ho uttilatnullal leaders of this
l-apor know that the inntinuouwut will
not ubuuv illl'li‘ lruul. ’l‘ltt-y ltllli“ the
llllilluiu‘llwlil will Hill the rlak ol‘ lit"
in): rt-iilt-luml tor not printing a liitll‘)‘
boron- ibuy will lull-v the chann- oi
printing one that is not Ili'lll’lltllllilt-
Those are. on We have said bitfnru.
the substantial people - the people
With many ilm'tlii~ the promo who
have the alone)“ to llli'l‘l lltciw Ili‘i-tlii.
'I‘hin sort of ioilowiug is only lil‘t‘lll‘
ed by u. newapnpm' which has bm-n (all
in its views and honest in its no-wu int
many youth.
The ll'lltli‘ iil' thimo [impli- ii. am‘tll‘itd
by talking dirt-rt to ”Will in tho sauw
plain. alrniuhl innuncr
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GARVAN-«BRADY.
The Wedding of Mina Mabel Brady.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N.
llrndy, oi Albany. and Francis P. (lurk
van, of New York, will tuko place on
June ii iii thcl lalhudral oi the [minnow
lute Conception Albany. Minn “rally
will be attended by Mru. N F‘. Brady
and tho Misses lielty Jackaon Boas
liniinv. Mary Hamilton. Mary 'l‘uckcr
cud Margaret Delnhanty. The flower
lrln will be the Miami Betty .inckiion.
dart-in Farrell and Anne tiavtt. John
8. Hanan will be his brullier‘ii best
man. The tiaharu will be Nicholas I?
iirady, Thomas F Galvan, Robert .I
ttollinr James C Brady, Victor sutro.
lumen M. Waterbury, Jr.. Samuel A.
l‘lnrk and George Burton Taylor. A
small reception will follow at the home
of the bridn‘a parents.
The came of Alfred lit-inc and An-
tonio hornet who are charged with aa-
uault on each other. the mitt-up occur-
rim; a wait and Saturday night in
Hpiingwond, were again postponed this
morning The light is said to bare
lllltilllt'rill nttil’)‘
', at Butler and Christian lintha.
developed from the bridging of a worm
The British troops
HAILY
for a pass
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Lights and Power
FOR INFORMATION.
THEIR DESERTs.
l’rol 'l‘liontuu Nixon t‘urtrr, ul liar
yard. was talltluit :llililll Sortabnut
“Suthillsut is lit! uotid li-ill.\i‘l :t." llo
said. but tn the inlurt- ii In in lu- t. ('h
oiwd “llll. Hm-iniiutu will, in tho intuit»
pmtoci the pool against llljilnlll‘t‘ and
hypocrisy. It will expose ll‘tliitl. Yrs.
Bitt‘iltllaiu, like old Higgins \\‘t-tii\vm'th.
will bring out the truth.
"Higgins \t’onlumtb was hot-tug our
Apiii tuoi'ttiulz uiwu tlit‘ou rough-
limltiilp tucii i'llllllii‘ll lilo letter and
t‘rmst-d thr livid to him. They had just
lll‘l‘ll sillpwrrt'lu'd, lllt‘) hilltl. on tho
brig Marin, Titty had lost t'tt'll lluit
chitin-r. Would Illiziuua lu-lp tlu-nl"
"Illuuins Writluutlli looked rimmly
illit) lllt' saliva» llu't'. fut lll' hiltM litt:
wu;.s oi lllt'li. ’l'hvu but said:
"You him-longed mun no stand twt-u.
ly yards to tho thrill and ill not ,w to
lirlp luv it lIIlllillt‘. \\ illl the st-i'iiill‘. You
bnldy tbt-rl- you stand tuwuly yard» to
llll‘ ll-ll ’
"l‘lu- lwu llll‘ll "(Hillllll'll and thou
lllutlilts \\’rilt\turili mild quivlii to ill.-
limit alto it-u'niluul,
“\i'liul did iuu an)
Iltllllt‘ was?
"\\ illuiuuz, t‘npt
reply
“‘l‘lii' iiitl lnrinl-i‘
ii nu off up llli light
'\\‘.h it was \llltl (illlllllll a name" luv
italic d
‘-l2.u It it, sit. ilu' llitlil answered.
libztztua \i’i uiwuilh t'l‘li-tm‘tl liu~ lit-iii
it) llli‘ third man
‘ Whut Willi your (uptalti'u numb?"
" "l‘h-t name has t‘itpl. .ltllii‘i‘i
llllpiua \‘i’vuluultb lt-uumi on but
ltm- :lllil Kflilit‘li'tl llll' tliiuu lnin about
I llti.
"‘A line llil itl nulltua you are," lit»
snorted, in no to two in a ship with
three cubininu. Nu woiuiwr you were
Wit‘ilttll ll aciwd you l'lfllll."“'l}(l‘
iinil I’i'wt I'lcns
your vuplniu‘a
Williams] wna the
lilillllliili'il lti lllt‘
IN CROMWELL’ 8 TIME
m'llliliu ”iii .illi til l-lupiiinlliiti', .ll, n
i rode up tho .\'l I\\"'lilll.\ load. It Hift‘lll'
cd that years. rather than a tow days
had llillilti‘ll attire l fought with till
”one on lll~tnliul \i’orreater livid. And
now ill the bitter anguish of my heart,
I curaoti the tale» that bad utiidc (‘rour
well ruler of England. ittid my king an
exile from Illa laud.
'l‘huu run my iiiouahlu when ti and-
ited acreniu cnuw from tho toad bu
hind.
Haiti"? lightening my armor, l
wheeled my boron and waited. Around
a hand in the road i‘itlllil lwu int-ii, tutti
betwixt them a maid. unite and and
forlorn. The liitlll or their l’uritnnic
garb act the blood tingling lll my
veins.
"Whence came you sir?” demands-d
he who appeared to be in command;
"you look Jaded. "
"Verity, Master Route." snot-red the
other, coating a suspicious glance at
ma. “he seems aiirely about. as though
he had ridden from afar. from Wor-
cester field."
not I cared not to disclose uiyuelt
,so early in the play. and an turned
to them with a light laugh.
"Boftly. aottly. Maillot llowe." I an-
swered. “all in good time. lint whence
take you the maid l“
un‘s name into a dispute.
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ADVERTISING SOUTH llllllWALIlS ADVANTAGES Filll IIISIIIE88
The advertising committee or the \lorclinnta' and hianutaclurors' Association has had a alcrotypo ndver~
lining the advantages of South Norwalk made and has conttucicd with t‘
her ioqulted line of cliaimge on the bit lkh oi envelopes.
'l‘bc i-oltunittea has had the same form printed on a number or stamped i-nxclopea so that phobic dcsitiug
the some can secure a Hillilll number by applilnu to the advertising iotuiuittce
A likeness iii the stoiootype ft) long:
[heaven
WRITE MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS'
and titlul tliiii night, with
tho lll‘lli oi“ lltitl, iodlgi- ill Newbiirt
lull," bu unknown,”
Mi'l‘llillllt‘iill)’ I sure my name in up
uwn'r to their tpivxlinitina uluuvm. tor
i nus lookout: lli Illt' tunid. li'ntn tbr
dainty [mi-w ill but llt'illl to lllt‘ iuodl-yl
alum of uukiv ‘iunllt hor gown. Al
loud) I know Ill\' bruit was no liililll‘l
iii) own, niul tlu- wistful look alli‘ bout
'lIl ilw at'tiirliiul tllll ltti \‘ttt‘y mull
A ubllv l «at lli ~itoni, Thou
ilill'“ lilyiuli il‘umtmv Iliil‘vi illlll “it‘ll
ml lot-t ihmzt, llw‘l limiting l‘i-lllt'lalll
tut} lt‘l Illi‘
"\\'il:it Il’lllit‘. t‘lllltl'“ I asked
"iliit‘pnzrl hum, xii,“ uhc flllhui‘r-
“ll ptctli‘t). diupptlir. the a courtesy
Hit it. “it“ ii :udllrti ili‘liiiiii‘t‘f ”l lit“
llmo- iii lili km.
“S.“ tut Ili‘ll‘l.
‘llllil i‘.li'l‘
a royaitkt.
l
titlib lllltt lrl: plutl
Mill in ml to Newton) "
“Nay. alu lllllli' moon-v. lituwiuu u
.tii'r lll":ll‘t‘l" tin ‘lnua villil‘uli Illi
tillikt‘ll till. this not ttl‘ ttllllililt‘ill‘x'. lllltl
it will lliv t'vd lllil'ill duuriniz mortily
ill lIi\ \t‘li‘t‘i
“limit. tlillllll l, utisbvulhiui: lit)
.uoi'd, “wub ilu- help or tlod you shall
llul ill)“
in tin lliblnlll the two had drawn.
'liuw .t t‘ntc. ’ lililblil’i'll tilll‘ l’lil‘l
inn, "thou url li-albillll,’ the lord urn
l‘li'l. Muster liowo.“
its no ucw hi‘liwlilitlll,” l nusurt
'Il lightly, "l‘wus lull yi-uli‘trdlii l Il’
llpll ti hiiii Ill \"ill‘t‘i‘flllll‘ iiold.”
'i‘llc rut-.tlv- tvi-llt with" in ”NI lips
it my word». and drew back it atop
ilut Mum-i lit-we. lililtii‘ ul atrrut-t
whiff without mom ado. facml llli‘
"i‘nuu u lltllll tllllll' hutldili waged
l‘iil'li'o iti- lulled mix but till the fourth
'illi‘lliltl I found him. and his hip \Wut
nut in ii flllliniil of agony,
"l‘wua Ht‘llll‘l‘ dum- “lli'Il tho M‘l'liilll
i'tirituu. who. pvn'luinco had bot-u but
hiding his limo uprunit at me ’lbo
‘linld a lrluhid‘nl'il in wait tity warning,
.Illtl I turned ltt time to ruwltr his on-
ui-t. Al but he rolled into the road
Ily the liltlil of follow ltunvo
"l‘waa but the work of a llllllllt‘lll in
mine Margaret around the waist and
owing lior Into titu unddlc before lllt'.
Hometliliia In the touch soul a hot
wavo through my body, and scarce
knowing what I till], i lit-pl forward iii
the saddle and ltlnkotl Iivr lull on lili-
llllil. 'l‘hi‘n diualua my rowrla into my
lltll‘l-w Wu «prank away, but iiol before
our dainty bud b-ri u livid. sinurting
imprint on my l'llt‘t'k.
My lilt‘r linubud crimson over the
insult i had utturod her. and i tell
nor body tremble in the um i was
forum! in Ittmp about her Williil. Mimi
I thought aha was weeping unit my
iltilil rose lip lti allittll' against me.
“ll‘ooi that I was," i muttered. gar.-
iua rueiully at that pretty cllt‘t'o of
tin-oat nild ’chin. "aye. tutti."
”Nay.“ iihc tundu reply, in a voice
that not my heart beating wlidl ' ."only
it tritle indiiicm-i. "
illowiy. ever tunri‘ully. l tightened
my aria around her waist and gradual-
ly drew her head inward my shoulder.
tiently i turned her tune. until her
eyes looked into mine. and ‘ttvan a kiss
that abated our lthi.~:‘Fl’l‘Hk ll. Sweet.
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FAMOUS ViOLlNl.
They Range in Value From $8,000 to
”2.000 Anthea.
Btradlvnrine fashioned his best in-
"title hath a ribald tongue even for atrumehtn batman the years 1100 and
S ’ltonbildui- ti Co. to print any mun-
Locate your Business and Live in
South Norwalk,
Conn.
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SOUND!
ASSOCIATION.
l'l'Bil, while the t'lltilt't'nt were made he-
ttwii 17ml and 171.1. \‘lotti‘s is from
l‘ltll and la valued at simian.
’l‘hl- rlollli owned by tho virtuoso. ll
W. in list, but now the properly (it \Vil
llui Ni‘riiilii Hallo oust t‘luttli's llnlie
Hinton. l‘runa ill-lo had our trout lilo
with it i'ual Sillfillti.
tilli‘ in illt‘ |Ml;i.‘lt‘55li)ll ol Sarasulc is
dated lilLl and owned by the Spanish
t‘rotvu. ahlrh has limited it to Somalia
iur iltc ’i‘hls lb the one in: usually
plays upon. The (lllll‘l‘ llt‘ owns ltllll'
:u-ll and is truth the your 17:34 and is a
hill trout tween Isabella or Spain The
\‘ahu- ta not it»... than tripod
.losr-pli Joachim has three. The most
tuiuotm in tho one called "l'ontcruoigiu"
“‘llil‘h the tiluatur lltit'i‘ must ll‘t‘t‘liil’lll
I) ii is truth illl and cost ultimo. Au
oibot' our hunt ”to sumo y« or was air
on in Jun. hltu b) lriviula lti England.
\tito paid $l.i.ll|lll. The third is played
it) t‘ut'l Halli. ii iii llil‘ N‘thllllleulll vim.
tilt) and hue n tilliitll but brilliant lune.
.luucblm has loaned ii to liaitr Itll‘ an
ill it-ltttito tuut'
it) Iinclsrl .~ tlollu “as formerly
ll\\‘lli‘ll by l‘rol, (ll-nthot Vii-nun. and is
also truth thi. The famous llttiloiph
lx'rontlt-t'u now livliiuultlg til .I. Wink
lor lit Vii-nun is man tilt and is worth
upuurd oi Slitltlli. 'I‘hi- Strait owned
by iiu- Vii-och \ll‘illtlliti Alnrd is from
l‘llI- .‘tlitl ta ulicrod for rtiili‘ by his lum-
ill in tilttsuou. 'l‘iu- violin owned by
\‘loutteuipa has bold man llanittiu‘a in
Stuttgart tor station. Joint ”billet“
but-it‘s li-oiu Hill was sold to Vuiila-
unu- llil' iniuoua violin thriller of Marin.
tor alumn- 'l‘hosv owned by Hugo liver.
munu. oi“ l‘rnnkioi-i on the Main. and
Annual Wilhelm} are built dated l‘I‘Jll
and are worth from Sittltltl to $10,000.
The iuul instrument known to have
bcuit made by illt‘ ltroat master in the
titiitoua one known as "Scitwunengtr
,aaiiu," dated l737. it belonged to Saint
llrnuol tor 815,000. This instrument
has an autograph by t-llrudlvnrouu on
which iippi-uru "dunn till",- that is, the
lust ruuwut was made when the master
wan Slit yi-uru oltluwi.yi‘euuilto and Pa!
t‘lli.
my.
EMBARRASSING FOR HER.
A litilw‘auktun man and his wife to
rcptly received a call from an oh.
i'riond whom they had not soon fol
years. Just below the three but
down to it little supper In the German
style, the Wild, setting a timirahlu op-
portunity, wlilaporcd to llt'l‘ husband:
“We have only three bottlos at bent
in the houuowiuat enough to no
mound. lion't aiik him to have more,"
"Very well.” answered the husband.
who chanced to be thinking of some—
thing else at the time. ,
Half an hour later the hold, to his
wire’a ctmsteruatlon. askod the guest
to take more beer. The invitation
was politely declined, but still thohoat
did not deal-t. A dozen times the call-
er was urged to drink; a down times
be firmly refused.
When he had departed the wife took
her husband to tank. "What on earth
made you persist not Didn‘t i tell you
there were only three bottles? Why
did you instant upon his havingi more
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trauma, was a. are
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Colors. black and tans.
‘2. 00 AND
THE GENUINE INSURED
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The Original Guaranteed Hose
SHIP DARNING SilX--—Siiiil
WEARING Hil PRllil
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months, It means new Hose for you.
- Sold in boxes of six pairs. light or medium
weights—black. tan or grey.
$1.50. $2.00 AND $3.00 BllX
“HOLEPROOF” STOCKINGS, for Women.
ASK TO SEE THEM.
Proof
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BOTTLE!)
BEERS
a Lover
If You Are
BOTTLED
ALES
of Beers
Perhaps some of these good kinds will appeal to you. We sell
at Wholesale Prices and deliver to all parts of town.
Schlitz Milwaukee Beer
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Anhcuscr Busch Beer
Budweiser Beer
Rochester Ricnzi Beer
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Bailcntine‘s Export Beer
Wurzburgcr Beer
B. & W. Imperial Beer
Picl Bros.‘ Dortmunder Beer
George Ehret's Popular Beer, case 24 bottles, $t.15.
All the Leading Brands Bottled Ales.
A. F. Beckmann 8t C0.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone 440.
South Norwalk
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 80c; bbl., $6.35
lood Eggs, [ii-r dot ............... 25c‘
rllrictly Fresh links, tluz ........... 32c
told \Iednl Milk, can. ......... 10c
l cults (‘orn ........ . ............. 25c
l ratio 1 omnibus ................. .256 l
Home Spinach, pk ................ 19c
250 can Lunch Tongue ............ 200
bllc. can S as .(‘ hickcit ........... 42c
3 cans Peas ...................... 25c
Home helium .................... 5c
Now l‘olulocs at a low price. lladishca, Wax Ileana, Rhubarb, (‘urutnlwra
and Strawberries.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
PHONE 143.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAIHINOTON OT" IOUTH NORWALK.
FREE nativaav. Delivarlea me a.
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leer. more hear. more lweri’m
"bistro?!" exclaimed the husband. "i
forgot entirely."
“lint.“ continued tho wlt‘o, "why did
you suppose I was kicking you under
the table?"
"My dear," blundly replied the has.
hand. "you didn‘t kick night-dubbin-
nott‘a Margarine.
FROM FATHER'B VIEWPOINT
"any paw" said little Ratio. "why do
they call George Washington the filth-
or at his country l‘"
"i dunno, tion. unless it was because
his country kept hltn hiiatllng to keep
it out of trouble. and then came to
m. and 2:30 p. in.
TEL N0. 000
WHITNEY ”nanny r‘oa Talia?“
haw ii/ivau. June ll.-~~llarry wait.
any, the hunter, at this city. and Paul
J. ltaney, of Cleveland. Ohio. left New
lluven today for Sydney. C. 8.. where
they will loin the Arctic ship Baothir,
which they have chartered tor a hunt-
ing trip in the northern latlttidea. The
two men spent the night at Mr. Whit-
ney's home here having come trout
New York laat evening. Before leav-
lng Mr. Whitney said there had been
no change in the plans as previously
announced, and reiterated that the
trip Willi absolutely for hunting pur-
poses. The men expected to he in the
Arctic regions about three months.
'l‘hey will take no one with them aside
from the crew of the Beothle which
look at him till a sort at old logy when
int-ice didn‘t amount to much any-
how. "--Wnaliin¢toi_i star.
will he commanded by Captain Bart.
tett, who was with Peary on his North
[Pole expedition.
Norwalk Chronicler