if (you have “cultivated a taste for
load pure. Candy. ‘
OUR HOME MAO! SWEET!
will certainly tickle your palate. AI-
ways fresh and enticing.
EA. LANE
Tel. 400. 51 Washington at.
"III .NEWS
EVENING SENTINIL TELEPHONE
CALL LI
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Gad—Business DspIrtmInt
sea-amen own, Nor-walk
sac -—Edltor'a Residence
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity:
night and Thursday; light variable
winds mostly west. 'l‘herc is no well-
ilcilued storm area. this morning cost
of the Rocky Mountains. l’leasnnt
weather prevails generally in all sec.
tions. Light, scattered showers have
occurred during the last 24 hours in
the northwestern and southern sce-
t.ions. The. temperature continues
high, 00 degrees or above, between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
river. A few places in the eustcl‘ii scc-
Mons reported temperatures above till
degrees. Washington 94 degrees. Phil-
li‘ulr to-
Your Autoinobile
INSURED
against fire anywhere in the United
States or Canada,
" for ‘32- ‘
per hundred per year. by
v
riotous GOLDEN *
74 wa‘er-imcron eraser. acorn
noawaut. cons,
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THI MOD‘RN
IOLD ONLY IV
FHBAXTER
ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
lBerlin. Frames-setup Ind rIIdy to
p an .
All kinds of re Ii!- work.
[launches of a1 class built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchheli PoinLNorivalk
Commodious
Launch “Ajax”
(Capt. Wallace Bates)
Private fishing or suiting parties
m'.()lIIIIlKB Terms Reasonable
AFTERNOONS - ‘Delightful trips
around lighthouse and gas buoy from
iioton I’oiili. Tickets. 10:.
For terms and particulars,
A, W. Mills, Mgr., llowayton.
in. Tel. 179-12.
All parties and trips subject to
change on account of weather.
N. Br’nilglilulnfl tonight and con-
tinuing throughout the moonlight
nights trips will he made the shine as
afternoons.
address
it. i“. l).
adeiphiu 92 degrees and lioston :12 de-
grees.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘emperuture: Low, 72; high, iii.
Partly cloudy.
ltcnd about the inilliuory upccinls :il
Mlnlz‘s.
A special meeting of the governing
board of the Norwalk Country Club
will he held at the club house this cvw
hing at 8 o'clock.
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Don‘t Wear Any
Glasses
until you have your eyes exam-
iuctl properly. We have u I’hyslc-
inn, who is u Skilled Eye Specialist.
to examine your eyes. Ni) (‘llAiiiilC
l-‘tllt itIXAMlNA’l‘lUN.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - . - CONN.
«Sole tile for land draining. llny-
moud lives.
A meeting of the ilcrninu t‘cnirol
Vorhuud will he hcld this cvi-nlnu of
H o‘clock, in the South Norunlk Quor-
ict t‘luh's Hall, in North Molnodloct.
All tiorilitins tire corilinlly invited to
attend.
-~Stmwa, Straws. at tl'llrien’o.
Harold lilahdy, of the llni'utvom
School. is taking the examinations at
New Haven today for cntrnuco to Yul-a
Yesterday ln- cclclu'uteti his :oili birth-
day.
Mr. and Mrs, W. S. (‘uinstock, or I
Mormon uvcnuo, arc the prolul pntcuis
of it fine Illlll,\' daughter. horn yesterday
Iicon. Mrs. i‘otnsiock is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving IIIIIIIIQ', of tiny
view nvenuo.
Mrs. Frederick Fleillcr, of ”mud
ltlver. is a guest today of her sister,
Mrs, William R. Thompson. of lirook-
lyn. Mrs. Thompson has hot-u ill for
some time, anti is not improving as
rapidly as is hoped for.
liou't forgot the cohu'ob social nod
strnwhcrry festival of (‘ourl l-‘runcos
tonight in Mystic. (‘huiu hull. Admis-
aiou to everything, 21'. (WNW.
'l‘ho Nniuioy, Club hold it rcnolnr
meeting lust erosion, and muons other
things voted to l‘llllil'Iilliit‘ toward the
fireworks celebration for the tilithi of
July -Illi. 'I‘Iicy viliotl to hold but one
met-ting during the months or July,
Annual and Sepiomiwr, no the I-lil'li
of July night they will have n sumlu-r
and (”it‘ll house. This hm: been their
usual custom, and it was votml ut bod
night's meeting to do the some this
your. Duo new member was elected.
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A J. Iland & Company
iiiilllllilli Illllllliilli Illll
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JOIIINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'o Theatre Iulldlnp. tenth Nor»
walk. Conn. Phone m
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soccer it. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. O. COX 7:. COUTH NORWALK
Red Cross Cotton
Mrs. Franks t ‘oultn. returned 'i‘ucs
dny trout n visit to New York.
('hcstci‘ Kcrr, of New York, who hos
hccu \isliilil: llii‘rold Seymour. return-
1-11 in his lititlli- this evening.
Allnn Incluvood. who is n siudent in
(‘orni-ll college, has returned to his
home in i-lnst avenue. for the summer
\ocniion.
Miss linzel lllnsccr. will no to lion-
ton, to attend the Wedding of one of
hcr clnsslnntos, oi‘ the Miss Mills
school in llt'idgoport,‘ on li‘rulur
'l‘hii exnuiinuiloim in oil hruuchcs oi
mnthclnntlcs are boring Illiit‘ll in the
tinnl cvmniuniions ut the hiuh school
today. l'euninuship is also included
in today's work.
l-Irncsi i‘. \‘i’hcelcr and Mtitiice Del”.
locks-nod, .lr., \Verc in New Haven
yesterday attending ihd triennial re
union of their class. having uriuiuuicd
from into college In the class of HIM.
l‘unuinns from 311.50 to $8. ()‘llrlcn.
A number of people Wt'lii to llridgtv
litli‘i lust moulnu n'nd uttondcd the pi-
nuo rot-ital which was given in the
t‘hurch of i'hrlst. by the pupils of Miss
it. May Woodward.
Airs. i‘nihcrlno l'oiuoroy, of ti Acad-
atrocl, accompanied by Mrs.
(iooruv i’omoroy and daughter, Alice.
lcli Ntli‘WlliIt inst, eve in; for Maine
where they will spend tho summer
with Mrs, l’omcroy's daughter, Mrs. J.
l.. Mf‘I'tll’mIIf‘k who resides at. that
urudc Lolita Mr. i'onici‘oy has nlrondi‘
nindo two trips.
(‘Illy
Mrs E. II. llolchkiss, of Arch strut.
now 11 house party over Sunday, outer-
iuiolnu her mother, Mrs. Hannah
Monroe .lossup. of Bridgownter, and
Mot .lcnnup‘s two sisters. Mrs. l... A
Plan, of itnhwoy, N. J.. and Mrs.
ilt'nrko Beers. of Dunbury. Others of
the party were Mrs. 9'. iii. Wyckoif, of
ltahwty, Mrs. B. G. ludd and bland
.liiiliI of Stamford. All present had a
most onioynhicfiwl time
BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES, 50c tip
and
rts'ntnc SUPPLIES
of all kinds
At COLEMAN’S
, nswurons
to North Main It. . loath Namath
a WINNIIIEIBH silica?
.‘L‘
r -,h Millet-AAJWM it, .
baseball and ”His. deals
Tonic Reconstructor A
Summer Suits
The Bastille Ever Have Had
Summer started officially Tuesday. June 21, and it's time
you not closely acquainted With our featherweight,
Butts, if you want to be comfortably clothed this season.
TM) and three-piece models, made of choice tropical
worsteds, fine plain Ind fancy serge: and cool homespuns.
in beautiful Glimmer colors and patterns—o big show
of the beat Bummer Suits we chr have had.
$10, 12, $15, $18, $20 to $30
, Our prices are the same as other stores have, but what
difference in the clothesl Comparison will show youi
80ft Summer Shirts with French cuffs. of silky soiaette,
. $1 and $1. 50; pu'rc silk It 33 Summer Trousers of .fian
ncl and worsted, serge and draah, $1 to $6.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
South Norwaik
14 South Main St.
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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment, they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use. “Bonnie" Chick l-‘eed. horns pre-
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you can depend on to make line.
’ healthy fowis and future steady layers. Every grain in "Bonnie
Chick Feed is swuet and sound. and la solid nutrition. "Bonnie" Chick
Feed contains the choicest imported Mlllets. fins cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and sclt‘ttlod grains. such as out mun], cracked
wheat, cracked hailir and fine old cracked corn. Why not use a ro~
liable, specially prepared, clean, wholesome feed. fresh made etch day,
rather than feed from the West. necessarly stale? Why take the
chance when you pay as much If not more? ‘
Quality First. Last and All the Tim.
MANUEL TOAO HATCH.
“For the Land Sake” use Bowkar's
Fertilizers for Lawn. GIrden and
Field.
Ask For “Bonnie"
Home Ground Feeds.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Hotel 63 Wall St. NORWALK. CONN.
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LONG ISLAND BLUES
WEAK FISH. MACKEREL. SEA BASS. PORGIES, FLAT “AND BUT-
TER FISH. KENNEBEC SALMON. NATIVE LOBSTERS. SOFT CRABS 60c
PER DOZEN, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS, LITTLE NECKS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TLLEI’IlONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
To THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE. the June llrlde. and the Summer
iiirl, it Will be it much renretted oversight. if your present loveliness
is not made permanent in Photographs from
The North Studio
NO. 78 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
WE SELL
Neverdudy Street Oil
10c PER. GALLON
0r Will Oil Your Street for in Square Foot.
nanuracrunso av
Century WATERPROOFING Comp an
21 OIAVIIW AVI. . Telephone sot. IAOT NGRWALKIO .,
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A large number of Norwnilt people
want to New Haven yesterday, in at:
tend the commencement exercises of
the state Normal School of that place.
Among the graduates are seven Nor-
walk young ladies. They are: Misses
More (3.. Baker, Anna M. moldy.
Jeanette v Callaghan, iiilta ii‘. reentry,
diluheth El itclsnd, Mrytle It. Bouncy
was not present on account stillness.
Most of the ladies remained last eye
stud and attended the graduates re-
Mrp. B C. Feeiiey. Miss Anna N.
breakup, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Ireland.
W k
and Leonora A. Ward Miss Ward in. ma'ybeyidlnpmmly inc effects
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, mouthpiece. or if not are careful not
‘to keep the end of the cigar saturated
. Tho-man who appears to hit easy go- .-
4 AN *mh‘bouw‘s illness.
Iy Means of ,a Holder, poms Cotton
and Chloride of iced.
In an article \on the hysiene 0!
smoking published in the Munich Med-
his] Weekly. Dr. J Bsmbemer says
that the injury whiph may follow the
use of tobacco differs with the man-
ner of aniokintr. Those who use a
with saliva. are much less apt to suf-
fer from the absorption of the various
products of the burning tobacco. .
"Dry smokers‘ run much less rials
of harming themselves than those
who chew the autism! their ctysrs.
Dr. numberger suggests that a bit of»
absorbent cotton saturated with chlor-
ide of iron beplaced in the holder.
and he claims by doing this some of
the harmful proucts of combustion
are rendered innocuous
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Weighing Touch.
A wonderful instrument has recent-
ly been invented for the purports of
inonsnrlns the sense of touch. The
device consists of a series of little
disks. suspended by line, delicate
threads from wooden handles, the last
being stuck into holes around a block.
The lightest disk is taken out and
brought into contact with the skin of
the subject, theI latter having closed
his eyes. if nothing is felt a heavier
disk ls employed. and so on till the
pressure becomes noticeable.
A touch of a disk Weighing three-
ono’hundrcdths of a grain was observ-
able on the temple; one weighing five-
onc hundrcdths on the nose or chin,
and one weighing nine-one hundredths
on the inside of the fingers—«The Path-
hndon
Just Cause for Pride.
The man admired his wife just
about as much as any man can admire
a wife. nevertheless when he saw
that she was devoting more and more
time each day to mirror gazing be de-
iorminetl to take her down a peg. Said
he hrutulli‘:
"I wouldn‘t be so stink on myself
if I son you. Just because people
happen to notice you when you go
out it isn‘t you they're admiring;
its your clothes, i heard a bunch of
wmuon any so the other day."
For an instant. the shock to the
woman's vanity overpowered her.
then. quickly rmiovsrlng s c. said:
"in that case l sin or 1dcr than
M’or. Nature is responsible for me.
but I designed the clothes myself."
And then tlu man shot up
Ambergris Ind Amber.
There is some popular confusion of
nmhergrls with amber; in fact, how.
art-r. tlwrc Is no relation between
them. tint for n innit time the nature
of siuiwruris was hidden in mystery.
in ancient days It was commonly be-
ilmcd that it tlowcd up from the bot.
tom of the sen. Sinhnd the Sailor
tells of n spring of ntnimrgrls that he
found: but it was in a crude suite.
Tho llsli su'nllowcd it. and then (its
norm-d it in congealed form, and in
(his condition It floated on the sur-
face of the sea. This story harmon-
lzos ps-rlcitly with the old Arabian be-
“of
Tommy Atkins.
The term nronc from the little
pocket lodgers served out at one tithe
to all lirltlsh soldiers. in these men-
iiflis were to be entered the name, use.
data of enlistment. length of SQI‘VII‘O,‘
wounds. medals. and so on. of each
Individual. The War Olllcc sent. with
each little hook a form of filling it In.
and the hypothetical some selected,
lnstond of John Doe and Richard Roe
lot the inwyeral. or M. N. (of the
i‘hurchi, was "Tommy Atkins." Hence
every liritish soldier became a "Tom-
my Atkins."
Deceptive Artificial Pearls.
According to the Daily Mall of Bir.
mluuham. the centre of England's lew-
elry manufacture. says that there are
now made many imitation pearls
which look so like the real thing that
they deceive experts. They are made
by means of a transparent glass shell.
11 little glue. and some essence of the
Orient, n silvery, pearly substance.
composed of hue scales rubbed from
a small fish called the “blank" or the
"athlete." 17,000 of which require rub-
bing to get a pound.
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For Future Orndnouohts.
What the German government he-
lieves ships of war will be much big-
ger in the future In shown by the on
laruemept of the Kaiser Wilhelm ca-
nal. which is to be deepened at once
to 38 feet. with provision for s inter
deepening. If necessary. to 48 feet.
The width of the canal II to be dou-
bled. The new dimensions of the
locks will considerably exceed those
at Panama. *
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Consider the Difference.
Statisticians inform us that the cost
of living has Increased 260 per cent.
during the last 100 yéars. Still it
will have to be admitted that livinz
is worth a good deal more than it was
me years ago.
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As the Twin la lent.
There is some hope for the boy who
has to be driven into the bathtub but
there is mighty little hope for the
boy. who has to be driven away from
the mlrror.—-Atchison Globe.
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Almost Perfect Tlmskoapur.
The clock of the tower of Columbia
ammo“ Others ”“91“ were M" “d uniterslty. New York. is said to be
one of the most accurate in the
world. varying but silt seconds I nor.
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WIIdcm from Uncle than.
"Nuriiln' I much," said Oriole Eben,
I like nosinflh' tie accent II? vise
tables so patties in rob disc dis
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FOR THE SUMMER. ,
LIGHIT WEIGHT BUIT8~Fancy mixtures, greys and
lines. t ‘-
WHITE PANTh—F‘lannel and serge, €5.00, ".00. ,
KHAKI Mitre, with can bottoms. $1.50. i1; .
8HlRT8—Soit collar and French cum, s1.,tc I150.
UNDERWEAR, with and without sleeves, tons and knee
drawers. union suits.
STRAW HATS-8aliors and soft, $1.00 up. Senniis, Splits,
r Pansmss. \
SHOES—Low Shoes. of course, $3.00, “.00. Ten, Gnn— ‘
metal. Patent. \
CAPS AND Imus—4.1mm assortment, 25c, 60c, $1.00. lg,
BATHING SUITE-Solid and fancy colors. 121.00 to $4.00. '1‘
NECKWEAR—Sitks, Tubulars. ‘ ‘\
lNTERWOVEN HALF HOSE—25c, 501:. Light weights, \, '
assorted colors. , \
Trunks and Butt Cases. , ‘ r ‘4‘ ‘ ,
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
@ EXtra Specials
The Demand for our
Standard 25c Coffee
Has been unprecedented
Have you tried it. It is a treat
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 811. IOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. DollVorlu 8: 30 I. m. and 2: 30 |. m. TEL N3 000
AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION srs.
Illlllllilllllw iiiiiil llillSi lilllll Ill IIIII Silliil
WALL STREET 10 10 a. m.—-—Smail
Everything for graduation at A. fractional concessions were shown in
lllckerman 8: Son's. The adv. will give , the opening prices for the majority of
3'0“ “91““3- 'stocks. A sprinkling of gains was
amongst the most prominent issues.
The amount of business done was in-
significant. Southern Paciflc declined
tlvecighths and Illinois Central advan-
ccnd three-quarters.
WALL STREET, Noou.——'l‘he cheep
ful tone of speculative sentiment was
in response to the decline in wheat
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t‘leorgc Allen, of the Norwnlk Hotel.
is ill at his home in issues plnt‘o with
a severe cold. ,
Rogers & Stevens are advertising
summer soils which they any are the
best they have ever had. Sec ndv.
m—
Charlca Thompson, of Norwaik. has
gone to New Haven today to attend
one of the large commencement ban
quote.
in the northwest. The quick sale. of
New York Central lines equipment
notes indicated an improving force‘-
inent demand Bonds were tlrm
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-—-Further
improvement in prices was made with
Mr. and AlvanUhnrles Bears have re-
turned front their recent honeymoon
and are now keeping house. They had
a fine trip, but are glad to be back
unain lumped 3%, Reading and North Ameri-
can 2 and Union Pacific 11,5.
St .iohn a Lodge. No. ii, A I" and
A. in., will work the first degree touior- 0
row evening and there will he a bun-
duet following. This communication is
it special one.
Travelers’ Checks
sold in denominations of 310,520.
850 and 8100. with the exact '00!-
responding value in the moneys of
all principal foreiitp countries prinir
ed thereon. .
There was a full rehearsal of St.
Mary's choir. last awning, in the
church in West avenue. It was neces-
sary to hold it last evening in place
of Friday evening. for the graduation
exercises of St. Mary‘s school will take
place on that evening.
The amounts are miarantced to
be paid without discount It
agencies rend correspondents of
the timer an Express Company
throughout the world.
Traveicra' Checks sold and Let‘
tern of Credit issued by -
David Tinkier has completed the
painting of one of the.houscs of A. J.
Hutchinson, in West street, and has
begun on another. The work has been
well done and the others will he done
as, soon as lslpoaslble. This hot
weather is hard on the pa'lnicrs.
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A party of four, M. ii. Glover, Fred-
erick ,lackwood. Hiram Davis and
Trust Co.
They caught about one hundred fine
fish and went somewhere in New York
state. The trip was models an auto-
inoblic and the four men enjoyed a
NORWALK
and reports of moderate temperature
some particularly large blocks of U. 8.,
Steel changing hands. American Sugar ,
The South Notwalk A
Henry Green went fishing yesterday. _ .
Ioodtiay's sport
Frank Reynolds. of East Norwalk,
who was so badly burned a few days
ago by the ignition of the gas from a
can of damp carbine. was in Norwaik
this morning, and his many friends iota
lied him about his appearance. as is
rapidly records: from his; burns:
thousb they still pain him somewhat.
DEPOSITS OVER $3,775,000
more. M. Holmes. ammo. ";
Wm. A. cattle, VIIUPNIIML
,rmuekalsuniwyh "
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