Mobile
INSURED
‘, Rigor a nortbrh
uteri-Ion: "MW
, mtnpt tire anywhere in the United -
quite: ad ‘
O‘TON LOTRKN‘gI BOOTH .
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“my; Mimi?“ “it,
«I #0thth
traw
"aptly, Bennie, Milan: and
taller chip" and the eaey- get
‘ cultivated a taste tor
load pm. candy. ~
OUR HOME MADE IWIETI
will certainly tickle year palate. Al-
waye men and en titling.
IF;ILLiLNE
Tel. 409. . 51 Waehlnoton at.
JWA NEWS
EVENING IENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL.
02- 2—Newe Department
DN—luaineee Department
w2—Breneh Office, Nam-III
800 -.-Edltot'e Reeidence '
Tau—Guy Editor’a Realdenee
WEATHER FORECAST.
m
V IN O L
f rue nooann
Tonic; Recous‘trudtor
eoco ONLY IY "
F. H. BAXTER
anemone .
Launch Works
Boat Frauen eat up and ready to
p.lanlt
All kinda of repair work.
Launches of all Illel built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShell ReinhNorwallt
, t
4.
Commodious
Launch “Aj ax”
(Capt. Wallace Bates)
For Norwalk and vicinity: [Inact-
tied weather with Silthil'l-l tonight and
Friday. Moderate cat-it ‘wlnda. 'i‘he
shower area that has prevailed on the
‘ I'rivnto iiahlna ot sailing parties
south and Middle Atlantic toasts tor moruiuge. ’l‘erms reasonable.
several days has now devoloped into Alt’i‘hzllNUUNtI -— Delightful tripe '
n walldetiued iaturbauoo (euttal this mound lighthouse and gas buoy from
moming near Washinlgon i). t‘. it in Roma i‘olnt. 'l‘itukets 10c.
ptoucing cloudy and rainy weather For toxins and patticulniu ltiddrcna
from Virginia to Maine. l‘II‘uI-tnnt A \l'. Mills Mata. ilo\t".ayton .it‘. i).
weather prevails lit the western and 37. Tel. lTu tLi
central sections. Summer tempt'ru— All moths and ttlpa subject to
lures prevail n all sections cast of
change on account of weather.
the Rocky M tntains.
All itiutln of t'tcah halt ill (‘utbilln
See adv
Read about the Friday bargains at
the \iintz atom. See adv.
George Blown, oi t‘aunou Station.
spent yesterday morning in Norwaik
on business.
(‘lluton thanutantiery. No. 3. l\ ..
will meet tomorrow etching and will
confer the Temple dealt-e.
A beautiful tome door was acvu
uonr ltyaus awltth this morning by
passengers on tho 7 o‘clock car from
Iiotvayton.
Mic-hall (“"attoll titkot agent and
baggage mound" In the (anuon Station
depot was a vinltor in Notitallt we
lt-"Idat Iuotulng.
James O‘Brien, of i‘rosront Terrace,
South Norwttlit. has purchased the null
boat of "Ted" \‘ttu lioren and Will harc
her in commission noon.
lieutricc l’uguley. the little daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Charles i’uaulcy, oI
LOW“ utcwt, ht ill of Hull“! lever, and
thc house has lu-t-u placed uutlcr quat
:tnttho
’i‘wo iii}; “I‘ulIbt-rnI-ck“ automobiles.
loitticti \Iith tin-grand “Ulllt‘ll who wI-rt-
inning It good Iitut‘, passed through
town yeah-run)" A1 ”to hack of illlt' of
the mitt-bitten was a big sign wading
"()itt' Wives have gone to iiit' country
liuttutf llurrtuf” A purl} tutuic up
Ii In littlli'Vt‘li, largely oi the annu- poo
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, bit; high.
i‘iear.
Presto-lite gas tanks, size Ii. arc
on hand all the time at Ilant'onl tttui
Brooks. ll“ interested Ht't! ad
I“ 13. Lot ltwooti & (".o ur-t equipped
to vultanlze tire tuhca hotter and
theaper titan ever before. Sec liii\’.
lohn Hannlgan, 0i the waallt llUI-
Icy force of ("outiuttmm tujoycd II
tittya location from his duties yester-
tint. and HRIYP) littttntlough took hie
place lot the (IIH.
.lohnn Lodge No. it A it‘. atul
A. M. will hold a Icguiat hunting this
netting at which time the lliil‘lt-Ili‘
mason degree will he tonfertcd upon
several IandldaleI-I.
Lotui baseball enthusiasts who had
been llgurlug on going to New Yorlt
today to sec ”TV New Turks and Pine
horas play have been not a little diu-
appoiulI-d by the ruin.
Locvru of Jack London's stories will
he‘pleztsed to learn that ll Itcu out. will
be begun in ucxt Sunday's Now Yorit
Herald. The adv. in this team will
nin- you further partyoiurs,
'l‘tztvt-lcra‘ Chet-ks iIt denominations
of itto 20 tho and slot). with tlu n-
att Iottcspoudiug value in tin quun .\ s
ol all ptltttipal IIIII i In (tiliiililt s
ptlntcd thereon, are sold by lhI‘ Sotiiii
Norwulk 'l‘l'uat i‘outpuu). pic, who had an outing like this hm
'l‘hc town hoard of school \lh‘lliil'r. Ivar
Will hold II monthly meeting next W”"‘"”“““"” .
'i‘ututiay .evcniult at tho ill-.zh H'liotil
building in “out uwuuc. ihln iltt"tI IHBAY '" ~WAll SIREEI
ing will iii' the butt regular howling u!
the hoattl. until next lull.
10-th “William \Iilllll‘h‘tlli In oII~ “'AIII Valium"! In it) II. III 'i‘hc
()hi Well [look and ”Mitt” ‘M'IIIIIIIII opening tIiotk toutittt “Ill; alluhilt it.
the truth in laid up with an ::ti.ul< "‘“mm't 1"” ”m“! “mm “m" “Hwy
of tlitutualism and Subatltttu- lirlvt-I" ”w" ”W “‘3‘ “mm ““U the tendency
Wile downrtlu utter thc opening, AthtuI
ilt' t'ouat Lint» and American Slnl'lllltlt
dcriinmi l and Amalkumutcd t‘umxer
in. i'hlt'uno uttti Alton rout- lh’tI atul
\\'I'ulllllthout<o liii‘tlt‘it‘ l.
l-Jtlviard \l‘llaon appoiutld at the lust
ttteettng or the tilt touucil is taking
hilt plate.
t-touth Norwalk (Youutll Killllilin ot
Columbia», will hold II muting this
cutting at the ili'tithtttll‘lt‘lu iu Houth
'Ilaln a” M‘I‘ltiltllllii‘illu will \\‘.\l.l. S'l‘llifili'l'. ii a iii w l"llli'lllll-
in»
l I,» .-. . t . I
llltttlt‘ fill llltI tutonot'ial Hilli'lt‘l'. nitlt‘li m” w H “n“ ”if.“ illil Iiit' itiltiti
.. , , was mount-Ii in ltitttlona with my
was to haw been hold title owning. ”ml, W”, ,1 ".1 , i l I." p ti
bill which but: Iil't‘ii poulponmi ‘ i m h m‘ ”H" H ‘ ' u'
l' S lel and the i‘optwr utorku rnlI
lied, wluhv I'uiou i'uelllc, ill-titling and
tho cullioru llttttit “iii" Mocks it'll oil.
Lat-lutwauuu yielded to poiaia
KNIIHRII i‘lly Southern amt Chicago
(irt'ai Wcatctn pfd. t.
it you are thinking of tuition a llillr
lug trip tlia ucumut lhc launch Ajax
will he iound attic. coInIuntll-utu and
«an be tharttued at Itutaontlbic tt tutu
it intimated A W gMillet iitIWilHtlll
will be glint to cite you iotmu I-tt- lliu
uddroka in Mouth morwaik It I :i7.
'I‘ Ill 1739- i. "
lbiitvku lodge. iIaoiIlilurII
hekah, Went to llidut-Ilrhl.
to visit Mary hotly".
Iuiuie hy-twenty-niue uwuilwtn ill it:
'l‘ iiulru hilt Illliiliitlllt'tt In one hum
and twenty tuiuuteu and the pain to-
ll WA l.i. H'l‘tll-llti'l‘. Nooti.~~ The outline
tctl Mllltt oi the market watt llfli‘t’lil'V'
oil and habitual upuratorn apparently
reaiutwd ihcinuelrcu to a pvtiotl of “Hi“
llI‘lttI tit-titling aortic new development».
Morita continued to ut‘anly utlppiy and
prtt-ca hmdcttcd to renounce to vel‘)‘
litthi Iletnttittl. littiott i'llt‘ifll‘ not one
oi iiI'
luttt uiIht.
The Hip war.
turmiti tltia morning til it oclmk 'i‘hv uwr hon illlliliJlliii til. l‘aui i tilt.
Ittuntl IutIIIII'I and a. detonation from lloutla were "wally.
iiunhuty awn also prom-tit A iluo .
time and enjoyed by everyone. A «no WALL H’l‘ltlfild'l‘. I p. lil.w“'l'i‘ililllll!
per mm aervml following the dour-m
lil'l‘ltlnt' pttmrtmalvely duller and there
wolit,
wow mane rw'ltliilll‘lilfl from the high
infli’l'ii made that alter midday. Atcltl‘
non. t‘hutotnpvltito it» tibia and “unnoti-
dnimi llnlta gained a point while i‘ana
ulna l‘tu-illo lulu as much.
.W...., “M
RICKARD DAYS TO WAIT.
i‘lllt‘IAili). June ”I.“ “lioltl matter»
in aheyahro; Milli ha mottled definitely
by noon Thttroday. Tex Rickard.”
Thainreuoing telenram was received
here today by III“ M. ileum-man. local
manager of the .ieii’rlea».lohntlon light.
]
BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES. 50c up
and there wont apeecheu.
A. J. Band II Company
illiiilllilll IIWWIIRS lllll
’ Billiliiliiiilli
JOIIINO AND REMAINING
Neyt'e Theatre landing, until Ilen-
wllk .denn. ”one an
””‘konntt‘i" It. notifier:
House Mover and
General Contractor
and
Wm Proudly Attended To minus summit
I». annex m eou'm nonwam oi an tune-
Fine Talcttm Powder At COLEMAN’S
. 5cm I Box ncwe erotic
. 10 North Main et. moi Nomlit
. , .., . i " W'W‘I“
“ a mamaeren critter mot and wine M
ulttl ’
pertinent
$1 to
Bummer Butte galore In th
big makere, for title and our
fancy caeelmiree, $10 to 830.
Summer underwear, ehtrte,
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
etrewI—itine hate and hey chow oil well In our new hat tie
Mackinaw—all the e‘neppy
an negligee etylee of the loft
\
$3.50
[Panama Hats, $5 & $10
e nobbteet’atyiee and patterne
we ever have ehown, pliee oi them put rushed to us irom the
new No'rwaik store.
Blue Sergee,plain and shadow atripee, and a wonderful
collection of exquieite gray .woretede rough and smooth, and
neckwear and hoelery.
TWO STORES:
South Norwalk
‘14 South Main St.
shell. depends on the feed you use.
pared: and fruit each ,II the k
healthy towls and to
Feed eontalns the. choicest Impor
and thoroughly dried and eeiectt-d
rather than feed from the West.
Ask For "Bonnie"
.Iiomo Ground Footie.
Jackson
Oppoelte Hotel 63 Wei
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out or the
re eteady layers
Chick Feed In sweet and sound and is solid nutrition "Bonnie" (‘hiclt
wheat, cracked kaillr and line old cracked corn.
liable, specially prepared, I"..lean wholesome teed Int-sh made eaehdm
necessarly stale?
chance when you pay as much It not more?
Quality FIret, Lent and All thei'l'lme.
“For the Land Sake” uee Dowiter'e
"JACKSON'S STUDIO ,
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio , I...
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
'3 Studio
I
1
“Bonnie" Chick Fahd, home prc.
ind you can depend on to make line
Every grain in "Bonnie
ted Mllleta. tine cracked charcoal
grains auth as out meal crntlted
WhI not use a [‘0
Why take the
MANUIL TOIO HATCH.
Fertilizere for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
I St. NORWALK. CONN.
RoundClams. Lit
a
utbill’s Bridge
TELEPHONE “)8.
LONG ISLAND BLUES
Weak Fish, Mackerel, Pollock, Hal-
ibut, Sea Bass, Porgies, Flat and
Butterfish. KenebecSalmon, Native
Lobsters, Soil Crabs, Long and
tie Necks
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
m a.” m—
To run awert‘" amt. DIADUAT
, no. 70 waeullt'd an er.
NEWPORT it 1.4mm 16. “John
Muslin Blottena, a well-known New
York merchant of a generation and.
founder and find" president or the Sons
of the Revolution. and a writer of note
on ltlniorlcal and tlnanctet subjects.
died at his home on Rhoda Iain d ave-
nue, this city. today. alter on line»
at three weeks. cited 83 yearn. Mr.
Stevens WM a native of New York
city and It graduate of Harvard Col-
legs» in the class of Hill. From 180!
to it!“ he was secretary of the New
I It Chamber at comma In ittidi»
to on to founding the Sane of the have.
’ newvoak MERCHANT beau.
5 “I )1
law»...
I the June ilritiu. and the Summer
Itlri it will he a much regretted overnight If your prudent iovalineaa
in not made permanent in Photograph: from
e North Studio
ecum uonwaak.
the and editor at i the Material: at
American lllctory emit wee the (minder
or the loyal National League.
WOMEN WORKIRI CONVENTION.
BOSTON. .luua Ill-“‘“AIIOIIL 400 dole
salon to the annual convention of the
National league of Women Workers
arrived here today and were conducted
on a eighteenth; tour. Tomorrow It
hueincan neealon will he held. The pros.
Ideal at the league. in Mrs. it. it. Ol-
len helm. of New York *
M
Although a graduate came hilt
ahupakln. he pays ten dollar-e to not”
it.
lotion, Mr. Stet/em rounded and was
WATER PlPl BIDS.
”0-,: h..-
Opened in City dl’ Norwalk Title Noon.
But Contrept Not Awarded.
The Norwatk board of Water Com-
, micaloacta met In their oiilce this noon
and opened the hide that had been re
'celved from three different mtttrwtora
, on the walk that lit to be done In East’
Norwaik
It wait decided eome time ago to
, extend the watat pipe system In East
Norwaik by the Not-walk city touncit
.aud thin opening '0! the contracts
hinges directly upon that. decision. The
‘eealed proposals that wete received
and opened by the commissioners pro-
vided (or the excavation for laying
and covering about 7. 000 linear feet of
water main in East Norwalk, on Greg-
ory iloulevard, Keyser street, Pine
Hill avenue, Filth ptreet and Caallehl
avenue.
lint three bldtI were handed in up to
12 o'clock. and as no mote tould he
accepted after that hour. the hoard of
commissioners, composed of Samuel
Lyuea, George ll. liuxion and George
Murray, opened their meeting and ex-
amined the hide.
’i'hoir iintilug was an toilowa:
Contractor Salvaior (:hariott agreed
to do the. work according to the epoch
iicationa at these prices: For pipe lay-
lng. 17 cents per linear foot; for rock
excavation. $1 per cubic yard.
Contractor Antonio llucclarelli
agreed to do the work at these prices:
For pipe laying, 22 cents per linear
loot; for rock excavation, $2.80 per
ctlhlt‘ rod.
Contractor E. (Thappa agreed to do
the work at these. prices: For pipe
lttiiliit. 22% ceuta per linear tool; for
totk UXOHHIIIIIII $1M; pet cublt yard.
All bills were r't‘glllttl and the re
quilt-d (lliill to the amount of $100
was with the bids.
IIpoo tnottou or George Murray lilo
board Itdjoutnod without awarding the
('(illllmt 'lhey said that this will be
between the plenum tithe and Satur-
Ila) noon
this is about one-third of all the
work that ”to comtuiaaioucra will have
done and they hurt- the aunt of 312.500
With which to do it all.
BTRAIGHTENING OUT TANGLE.
Stamford Bank! Claim They Did Not
Suffer
Luther .\l. Wright is still engaged in
straightening out the tangle in culture
tion with the Iliauppcaranro of Till-i
Statufotti manager. “1'. .lohu Eli. Ila)"
ward. who diaappvutrd about it week
out). looting t1 Ithot‘iultt- estimated at
about tituutu,
’l‘ho Htantiortl bunks, according to
an ill‘llt‘lr in the t-ltumlord Advocate
inst cloning. declare that the) are not
the lutwl‘n he a olnah- cent as the re-
coil of Hayward’a opt-ration». lt wan
admitted that thward tried in cauh
clu-cks at come of the Sittmt'ord hanks.
bu it was claimed-that he was an
nut-resend.
Another of iiuyward's tricks was
tnnto known yesterday. Hayward.
who had rt‘uuplotc charge of ihc Stain
lord hInuI-h uu \\'cz~t Main nli‘vul, «In»
pluyul ii rttttinat- puiniI-I‘ named Mt“
Militia rcnfutly. and sent yhltu to hint
thew-”II i‘i-nllllll‘fllll on t‘nuai smut, for
board, with an order to which he High
tti Mr. Wright's name Hayward ixvpt
ftlt".\uiit‘ft-':: hoard out of hip pay and
put tt ill hip own pocket, It in claim
(’1‘.
Thu new InauttIIt-r ol‘ the
Andrew llcll .Iohnson. formerly with
the Johnson Carriage company. oi
New t‘uuuatt Mr, Johnson has hot-u
in Stamford for about four wet-kn.
ltiu} ward is dcarrihed as a tall. alcn
tier man. with a sandy lu-lirti and dark
mustache. Ilt‘ utoopa forward alight-
v when he witika lie hint a modest
look and the appearance of a clergy
luau
Nont- ol ihi lot ui huuitI-t are In am
“ill iiflt‘ili‘hl
launch is
OVER RIVER COMMENCEMENT.
titaduuiltm exert-teen will he held in
liver River echooi tomorrow at 2 it. III.
The iiat of graduates III an follows:
.\tio|t'.KoehiinK0i‘, Maurine llallwttz.
Aloilda law-sou. iilanchc Simpson. hilt.
nor Mililt’tl. .lttnet Ewing. Stanley Balti-
wln, Walker Start-y. Herbert Law»
roncc. Walter Roberta. Walter Ewing,
tteorxc llllworlh. Walter Mela-an, Mor-
riu Burt", t‘larence Bennett. Hobart
Crosby, Nettie St'Ui't‘k, Kenneth Sco-
ileid. Edward Mrilaily. Parents and
other people intersted in this school
are cordially invited to be present.
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Travelers’ Checks
cold in deaomlnutituie or tto, 820.
toll and slot). with the cunt. cor-
responding value in the moneys of
all principal foreign rounirlea print~
ed thereon.
The amounlu are guaranteed to
he, paid without diacount at. all
aneucien and correapmidente oi
the American ltlxprcau Company
throughout the world.
Travelera’ Uhoclln cold and bet-
tern oi Credit luauod by
The South Nerwallt
Trust Co.
nonwmt
Savings Society
INCORPORATID ”ten
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775000
George M. Helmet. Preeltient.
Wm. A. Out-tie, Viee-Preeideni‘. ._ ,'
Frederick A. can; my a True.
mice mva‘ "
ohm" am e. n... “mam“...
FOR THE SUMMER.
I
LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS—Fancy mixtures. gray! and
blues. 5
WHITE PANTSwF‘ianuet anti serge, 05.00, 10.00.
,KHAKI mars, wltlt cue bottoms, 01.50.
suture—eon cdllar and French curs, $1.00, $1.50.
UNDERWEAR, with and without sleeves, long and knee
drawers. union suite.
ernaw HATSwSallors'and son, $1.00 up. Senlllls, Splits,
Panamae
SHOES—Low Shoes, of course, :3 00, “.00 Tan. Gun-
1
t!
metal, Patent. ‘"
CAPS AND BELTS—Lingo assortment, 25c, 50c, $1.00.
BATHING $UlT3-Soiid and fancy colors $1.00 to $400. .\
NECKWEAR—Sllke, Tubulara. "
lNTERWOVEN HALF HOSE—25c, 50c. Light weights,
assorted colors. \i‘,‘
Twain; and Salt Cases. .l ‘ g {k ‘
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
Have You Ever Stopped to Consider
just what good eyesight means
to you? It is not the present we
must thing of, but the future.
Asaure yourself of good eyesight
later by coming to us now.
We hate u l’htsician who is a S killed bye Specialist, to examine your
men \‘0 (ilAllitE i-‘Olt ICXA MINA'I‘IOR.
TH AMER S7 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford, Conn.
Optician
Open Monday and Saturdays Evenings
The Hatch 8t Bailey 00
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. “-8. YARD TEL. “-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glace ot every description. One, two and three-ply Tar Pew.
Saah \Vt‘lxhil and Cord. Slatere' paper.
I
Moulded \\ ooden Gutters, two clue. Sheathing and Builderl' Paper.
”Lincoln" Alphait l‘ahrlu Roofing.
lialr Ineulatin; and Deatenlng Patten.
i
ll
warranted.
AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
i
Ben Hill Flour, bag, 80c; bbl., $6. 35
Good Eggs per do: ............. . .260 Home Spinach, pk ........... .....lOo
Strictly Fteah Eggs do: ........... 32c title can Lunch Tongue... ......... 200
(ioid Modal Milk, can ............. 10c 50:: can 8 A 8. Chicken ......... . .420
3 «unit Corn ......... . ............ 250 3 cans Pena .................... .160
it outta Tomatoes .................. 250 Home bounce .................... 50
I New Potatoes at a low price, Radiation, Wax Retina, Rhubarb, Cucumber:
altd Strawberries.
UNITED GROCERY co.
PHONE 148.
'20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
“WIN—“I-..“ a“...
Extra Specials
'VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER ape d .............3ae
nap FANCY parau'r FLOUR, tam-lb. ........eo¢
wannanreo‘eoos. adoxen ..... .. ............05¢
’NEW po'rarons .................. AtOOIt
inc Great A8IP Tea Com any
134 WAIHING‘I‘ON 87.. IOUTH NDRWALK.
It”!!! DILIVIRY. Delivertee a: 30 e. m. and 2: 30 p. In. TIL NO. ”I j "
R‘ALO‘TON FAMILY INTIRTAINO. A French German diction"! but“
The Raiaton Family. at Baringdale. been recently leaned from Vlenamprlat
gain- an entertainment last night In ted in Braile type. for the an at the
Row-nylon Hone Company There wae blind '
a large attendance and all enjoyed the
affair.
M
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The number at wireless nation! eit’ ,
the counts or the maritime antica- 9!
the world it placed at llih
Poetry in to be found munch W
teen ma carry it within ua.-doulm'ii "
The miller is ever in meat-«Halon»
ace.
i
Ten thousand French vines yield but
40 gallons of wine. a year. The same
number at vinea in Cape Colony will
9000000 3500. "
Entire love in a worship, and can
be curry atheist: Hunt.
Norwalk Chronicler