Pure & Wholesome
Candy
Our Own MakeuFresh Dally
VINOL
The modern *romc RECON
STRUCTOR, containing the modic-
lnui extruotivos of Fresh Cod Liv-
ers, with Pelltonato of iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
CLEAN AND CR‘l8P BAKERY
PRODUCTS
, _Andcrson’s Launch Works
ORDER LANE’SIICE CREAM
All kinds of Repairing giving special;
attention
51 Washington Street,
Booth ‘Norwsik
Oyster Shell Point, Norwllk »
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. foles Ruth mutton-oi Norwaiit. spent} __
1‘ yesterday with iriends in Brooklyn. ‘
Alornoy Nohnminh Caution, of South :
Norwnik. in sprouting tilt.- any in Hurl-
Oherleo H. Moire. the genial bar. ford. u" hulh‘ofifi‘
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30?: 1‘ ill “'1 “I" ”0"“ l" Mm" ““9”", Miss Sarah A. Parsons, oi Spring»
wield. Mass. is spending is woeit's ruin
"mum“, ltlon with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
‘J. 0‘ Buck. or it. 0‘ Dun & (30.. P. A. Pnrueiln. otSuring‘stmot.
Bold tort, one a visitor in town yam '
(“11135.1 | t The men of William Codihy. Who
‘ ‘wus grronted Suturduy on the charge
mom Kuch. of Port. Chester, was of the". was «ruin motioned. this
' I visitor in South Norwuiit over the momma. until?Thtirntlayagfiorninx.
’ Sabbath. '
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Herberi 0, Pollard. or Whnflpauk, Merchants and Manufacturers usocis-
I meant visitor in Now Csnaan on U011 Will he held. this Mouton. in the.
hotness. council chamber. in Worthington street.
Miss Lillian Klioi‘r, of the New lin- loom Shoehnn, formerly of Bum-
ea Hospital. is visiting her sisters in Hill street. Norwulk. who is now locu-
Lone street. led at Charleston. stopped ofliat his
_ ' old home, last evening while nurouio.
, Archie Carter. of Orchard street. to New Haven.
I! “all n intuition its chauffeur for.
Sentinel ads. bring results.
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Tonight will ho lndios’ night It tho,
.._..._.._. Old Well Hook a [Adder comp-my;
The monthly business meeting of the parlors. in ital-limit] street. for which;
33“ Matters“ society Will be held. Wod- ocrnsion the members are mulling:
In“! evening. :xl‘eut preparations. i
The Twin (lily Athletic cum villi
hold another at its enjoyable Hookers?
‘this evening. at the auditorium. in’
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' w-(let s to Busty Resor Outlit tor.
*‘7 “o. 800 no on Pele Three.
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Launches and Boats
. F A LANE or all kinds promptly built ,3 _‘
~ I 0 Boats fior Sale . .
FOR SEA FOOD:
asyslde. N. l. end Delaware Roe sod Buck sued.
drool” Lodge, Daughters of Hermon.
”tum hold its monthly business meeting,
Westley evening.
ms. "ooh W. Perry, of Berkoley
, - . is quite ill at her home with an
Mi: 0! bronchitis.
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3: I. also. 0! Harbor View *Reelty
g f . . New Rochelle. no in town
on business.
summon. delivery women or
“melt throwers Connolly hss
M put in ooeltolssion.
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MK D. Williams. of Rework. N.
m hm vision; in Not-veils.
V ml‘hflimv. ‘
p ‘ difldfim spoilt
"all: m Motley with
Scotti marvels. ‘ ‘”
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all." to so umw. who will oontts-
.isumustsd rstieotiy. ,
North Main street. A number at good
bouts will he put on.
Dr. William J. 'i‘l'nooy's specious pro.
party in West avenue has boon trons-
inrmod by the men from lion's Nor.
sory in New Canaan. who planted s
:1qu of small trees sod out the
grounds in good condition.
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The Chorus club, composed of Mrs.
Lillian Shurwood-Nswitirh‘s pupils.
met last evening st her home in nor.
sou avenue. Is is the usual Monti“ ev-
ening piso. Much work woe sooom‘
niished by the clue on soioyshls
overdue spent.
Joules lists still runs loos. broth-
on, who hove conducted s ssioou in
Norwsiit to perineum» tor Slime little
limo when dissolved the winch
ship slut Jesus uses sold out his
us is tits business. The dust wss ooh-
The Home ol‘yHart Schafinor 6: Mars Clotliol .
you can think of is here.
anteed or money back.
$2.00 and $3.00.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
Halibut. Cod. Fistfish. Eels. Long and Round Clams.
ONLY PLACE iN TOWN THAT HANDLER ONLY SEA FOOD.
TELEPHONE 10..
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Kimonos
LAWN AND CREPE NiMONOl
Short stn....25¢. 50c. 75c. $1.00
Short Crepe . ......... . ....... 50c
Long Crepe ................. stoo
New line of LOCAL VIEW POIT
CARDO. 6, tor 5c
J. LMALLETTE
(tormeriy Misses Dawson)
II Wsshtngton It. Tel. m
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lusty Tired Mothers m... New vim
city New Oust-terse st ttrsw.
Jim, Hill.
'llodsy merits the oponlns or I.
Junee' summer homo in strawberry
Hill swans out o party or sixty or
New York eltyh um snow-rs have
oomtoltiorvsiktomndtwmhs
use-stains. “titanium “Will "m M slim
doymwsonat.mohonhes
. .kottyui-tinmo lbsmmmuoymom
inninmmswfimmwhn «aim the
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~~ Spring Suitsn
$10 ‘- $30 ~
We are showing such a big range of the choicest
woolcns in our Spring Suits that it is hard to pick favor-
ites. Browns, blue. tons and grays—a-herringbone wesves.
hair-line and pencil stripes, shadow stripes, eelf‘strtpes.
Scotchy mixtures. plain greys and blues~everythlng new
The handset-nest styles we have ever shown—our
customers tell us so, and we think so ourselves. The fin»
est fitting suitul The best tailored suite! We want you,
and you, and you-neverybody to see them.
Pricey—whatever you want to pay will buy you a
good suit here—«$10. $12. $15. $18. $20, $25. or $3o—dollar-
tor-dollar value right up the linen-and satisfaction guar-
Wide-brlm derbies in newest shapes fresh from the
factory—4t keeps us hustling to supply the big demand.
Spring Overcoat: s-plonty. $10 to $25.
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TWO STORES
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or. i. u. MALLERY'
your ttlsn honesty “M7
. she boys will.» st: out!
is South Mom St.
South Norwslh
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Live Lobster-e. l
,disniayed new mutter
:now charms to hegulie
; mnslrnl cadences oi toiling water in-
‘ \‘liod one to the. cool during that found
nu oponing in tho rochu.
4 one liner to gather thorn.
1' hunk: of a brook.
~ mighty epnotlie induced by the long
(trump in the pure
G, s, NTINEL .
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There was no wind. A stillness
that seemed to speak of more and
rest and harmony to the soul prevail-
l stopped short and
A sound its at it running
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lintuttnd.
. door osmo nearer and nearer! Virul-
3 ll! i now the thing that l was waiting
: {or
2 murh noise in the quiet wood. A lit.»
‘ tie tnrthor on i lorgot my disuppoint—
it won it rabbit that made no
merit watching two roll squirrels silty
n gems of tug among tho trues. lin-
lilto tho chipmunk. they neglect to
lay up a store of loud tor the winter,
and they have more time tor ploy luv
stand. A
There was s loud rut! tut! int! 0!
to the right that aroused my curiosity.
and i stole softly over thorn to inves-
tlgste. it was a his rod-hondod wood- 4
pecker looking for worms, up u high '
dead tree. What slodxo‘hommor
blows he mm with his book as he
circled the old trunk! With hourly
ovary turn 0! tho pogo. nature‘s boolt
oi interest.
one. The
Tears of
rule. crystal gum on tho spruce outdo
At noon the hunters met on the-
flinch brought I
mountain air.
shunning on tho ground Lucuilus
dined with intention. and those sslldf
‘ . wit-hen sad the brook mode umhrosts \
‘, and neuter soom pale myths indeed.
j After the roost rams pipes sud sit
hands sprawled out on this we to
‘ rat.
"i no across ’t.lio Spurioclt from.
over Cherry Hill on uiE‘OUMt' day.”
said George when he not his pipe no
inn. "You know 'l.iie used to he s
grout humor in the early days. its
always land 3 lino door hung up in his
burn the drill day the law wss oil.
its had 1: line hound that would hang
to at door through four counties. and
’Liio was always well supplied with.
venison. Thou a low was posted that
an dogs could ho used in huntln‘I
deer.
"Gosh ell holiliooh!
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Wasn't '11“. ‘
hood clean throng!) when its board;
FRII DELIVERY.
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Porcelain Crowns
When a tooth is so hsdiy decayed
it in not advisable to till it. s porcelain '
qown may ho inserted to tells tho;
nisre oi the lmnertect tooth. Thaw?
crowns nro very satisfactory whsni
properly rostrum! and tilted. giving?
pvt-xiii service. unit I perfect imitation
of itnlurnl tooth. That my unionist:
mnr ohtsln the Very best results nos.
sihlo. i give spools! ours to sit tho tie-i
tells in this bunch ot the work; there;
is no part given to soother to finish;
or work upon. l
ill Booth lulu 8L. south Horus“
Hours: I s. is. to B p. to. Bon-
dsys by spoototment only. '
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CATHOLIC UNiON WAAI.
Court Cecile Fensy tooth Hes Aim»
"and over "so.
rm tonne night at the cations
Union (muesli, We at (Mauritius.
hssssr. tut evening. “I even tom
zircon-tut then any of the presiding
nos. Mmeismomso inst-
tetntsnoo sod ell man s most exod-
leot time. it m «m to close
thioshmsoueslysfliiunhr
MittsM I
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.lbout that lam
Cutbill’s Bridge F it‘ll) Monet:
gsbont the yarn sud plsy with the
m mime sort this is.
lint ho didn’t calcu- j
late to lire without Venison. One day ~.
in spring he cnmo across at young
but-it town our floor l'onti toy sod _
(ooh it home and ruined it on the hot- 1
tie. it got so tame it would run
children. mun not s small cowbell:
on its net-it so lhst he Would know.
where it was when he was putting up
the ms at night. ‘
"When the hunting season coin.
srouod ’Liio took down his rite sod
started tor the hi; timber to sets it
he could put on s door. its list! to
tone the tuithtnl old hound at home.
sod this so upset him that he did not
beer the tinhiinx oi the rowhsil es
the pot deer lotion-so at his heels, he
said si‘lerwsrd.
"lie didn't notion the hell until he
tot into t torost. and then no ides
come to h in. When the not stopped
to nibble at some tender arm slung f
the hunk of a brook. ‘l.llo doom be-
hind s tree and than drew himseit up
noon; the hunches. When the deer i
couldn't IN! him any more it run here
and there crying for him. 'lllle hid
union; the lunches and said nothing.
"The out door rsn lichen-split ‘
through the woods. the cowoeil sisal- ;
in; sway like so engine‘s vermin; to .
3st oil thsimit. Von could beer it
for s mile or more. The woods wen i
full of deer. and they were sound out i
at s not”: trowth by the rocket made i
by the cowbell slut run in every di- .
notion. I i
"too counted seventeen thstl
some not the tree in which he wool
sitting with the rlile serous his
hoses. his owned up to shootlu two.
which the i w sllows tor one lesson.
sod‘hsid it use um suite best
tiers sport he ever had when lotion-
is; was the tuition. 'Llis whistleti
to his not when he got sit the venison
he noted. end the pet vss our
MOW” MAM."
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Bottled .
BEERS
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All the Leading mantis st Pool! or
neonate EHRET’S EXTRA seen. cm 24 bottles ........ ....oi.ls
s. LIEBMANN‘S SON’O RHElNGOLD ‘BEER. cash 24 bottles. . . . 4115
Bottled at the Brewery. A very Popular Beer. ‘
FEIGENSPAN'B P. O. N. BEER, case 24 bottles ................. 31.15
Bottled st tho Brewery. The Beer that Builds. ' l. ‘, .
Prices. Why not leave your Order
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FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN
‘33 s 85 wssnmo'rou s'r.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
PHONE 440
SOUTH NORWALK
The Car that is Built to Sell on its Merits
THE HENRY
Call Us for a Demonstration
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent
98 SOUTH MAIN 9?.
Phone 692-2.
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A comfortshle and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor.
based on the finest mechanics) principles. 430 four or live passenger
Touring Car. lolly equipped, It 3 l675. Runabout, $1500.
W. B. UN HOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
82 South Main St
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they are not their is o viointion ‘oi
low. and the oil: riding parties mol‘
he removed from lattice. it is not liluL
; iy that this course will be taken, how
evor. as (‘lorlt “other: R. Smith was
‘hIF'iHlil'td to commaniruln with tho
: .n‘hool visitors. and haw the list ta‘ ts-
tininms stlhlnlttod in time to alive-.311.»
than try noxt Friday, no the law m
, quit-us.
All tho other (tumultuous-s of tho
.mwn sot-«mutant sts‘nnittotl their fin-
tuw, althouzii them on some tiltt‘oh
minty warding s tow linens in the no
.umpriution molds-oil by one soloclnwn,
A now initiate is nondui over the Five
Milo River stream. between the towns
of Norwuik and Burton. at tlomyton.
to willow the Colonel Rny-mtmd or
wniin lll'ldlte. n «all though: that this
should be it immanent strurtum oi
the stone arch style. Such e structural
would probably cost over 85.000. and
hfl‘llfliiufi to the m) nits grand list
tho tom of Norvniit must. my four
Mills and the town at Dorian our-
illt'il. A wooden bridge. on the name
also as the present dilapidated «into
turn. could ho hum dormbosrt Omit.
but so minim would the countsnily no-
mry there would he no solving in
the and.
Residents in tile vietntty of one
Milieu to hove s Month constructi-
donthoudeothhemseothfldoe.
so they chimed ‘t'hslt their lives were
loom «sq tine norm
m the muse. moonshiies
small the m pert otxthe
,msslslieniisno pint-some» int.
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l: nus. Thp Winsome» host expected
to meet l1“ «albumin for this work, but.
non nnd been submitted. and tho
MilOliltt will ho iiilt-d in later. ‘
‘l‘ilt‘re was also some lndoflniwnt‘m
mandolin: the “Till on tho Wu? Rocha ‘
rind, Town Enaincrr Wood believing
that it “Ollhi cost him!“ 88.000, hull. ‘
tin- nmssnwnt oi i't‘uoilts and (intro
u res against the prrpeny ownws
would brill; anoint huif this smn hack
into the town ”sultry. The smartest
rust or the imorovr room will fall on P.
W. Bloom. who is construttlng s. more
niilonm residence on the thorough-
law.
The iiotud voted to 'hold milllt' one-
sions next week. 'l‘iln first. our will
3... on Monday evening in the (time of
tilt: sciortmen in the Town Hall build-
ing. and the second will in} on TIM!!!-
dnr evening at 8 o‘rlooit. in the (Your:~
oil chnmiwr. \‘i‘asiliugton strcot. South
Mirwaik. 1/
Ferdinand it. Sushi). who has lost
reitumod (rum the st‘nnh. and no no t ‘
niismlntrti in the board during his alb-
svnco. was sworn in h: Town Clerk‘ 4'
Herbert ii. Smith. .
(lhhlrmun and Soloi‘ntmsn James A.
Brown presided. and Selectmen Avi~
son and Bovine. with rho allowing"
members of tho hoard of estimato
worn ore-soul: President. Christian “9
listens. (‘hsrles W. Boll, .lamris 1...
”65¢, E. l... Gtegory. Frank H. Merrill,
8. it. Hollow. F. ii. 8mm). .
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mm .
Tho Girl‘s Friendly Society of arm "
,ehuroh will have a. supper this evening "
in the Guild room. These little “at
eolue monthly and are, quite s diver.-
‘elon min the routine. mtter’s‘ which
on ususliy tolton up, st the seam
ot the Friendly. tin euloyshie timed:
‘sstioinstod by sli who prhooee site
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