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Special Sale of White
- Ruffle Curtains
at 39c &___5_0§ a pair
SASH CURTAINS
with ruffle or plain. at
- 25¢ a pair
E. K. ierNKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
.9 SOUTH .NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
Works. Telephone for fire alarms,
No. 24. ‘
3——-*’Washingt0n and North Main Sis,
Mahackenio Hotel.
4-—-“i)ay and Raymond Sis.
5—‘R & (l Corset Factory. private.
6-~lloyt 8 Theatre.
7~Nrit'wnik Hospital.
S-Musio llali, hotels Clifford and
t‘ity. *
9-.“ Cross St.
12— *West St.. Franklin School.
13——"t,‘onct'rd St, Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
14—~—I\'orth Main and Ann Ste.
liiveiiiah St... and iluyviow Ave.
iii—"'Norwnik iron \‘i’orks.
17—\\'est Aw. and Cedar St.
18~ High School. West Ave.
21—-\‘\'oat St. and Taylor Ave.
23... "iily Ave. and Lowe St.
24~tihestnui and iicnrys Sis.
25-*Stulth Main and Monroe Sis.
26w Lexington Ave. and Austin St.
27~»Woat and Elm Grove Sts.
(it—South Main St, bet. tit-ore and
Meadow Sta.
32—‘(Ml Electric Works. State St.
34'"*‘*S]ll‘lllg and Clay Sis.
35—‘liuviiand and Water Sis.
37—»*l.ot~kwood Mfg. (lo.
iii—Fairliehi Ave'and Cedar St.
42— ~’i‘aylor Ave. and South St.
43*ii‘0odwnrd Ave. and Meadow St.
dhwiiurriit and Quintard Area. and
Water St.
46~Wo0dward and Lowndcs Ares.
lib—«Golden ilill St. and Elmwood Ave.
52 Washington St. Bridge. ‘
iiR-vli‘reight yard and Ann St.. private.
iii—Norwalk Lock (:0. Private.
* Denotes ‘nondntorlerlng boxes. M.
master box,‘l‘rom which the number ot‘
any box can be Bounded.
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One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. m.,€
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd times, testing or
line open, 1-
Two strokes after an alarm, tire out,
recalls department, 1-1
Three slow strokes. water to he ahulr
on. l-—~l-1 '
At 12:05 p. 111., each Wednesday. a
box in pulled for test.
Fire alarms for any district also re-
ceived by telephone, 24.
MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will he issued on Me-
morial Day as a morning paper. Ad-
vertlaoments and news matter should
reach the otllee of publication on Mon-
day afternoon.
ii‘ you are interested in- concrete gar-
aged and concrete work in general read
the adv. oi the Ferris Coal Company.
-—Get a 85 Safety ltazor Outtlt for
860. See ad on Page Three.
Everything in complete for the ban.
quct ot the Foiowera or the Midnight
Sun. tomorrow evening. at Roton
Point. The dinner will begin at 7
o'clock. This marks the opening of the
point. although the formal opening will
be held on‘Momorial Dav. .Tuoaday.
May 30. Wheeler iii Wilson's Band will
give a ooncernt and there will be other
attractions.
Harry 0. Bartlett, a woitknovvn local
young man. who has been finishing up
a his contract tor the Mt. Carmel For.
.ootry -—- Nursery Company in Windsor,
, Connmhnstaken charge oi the, work
wbloh‘tlmt company is doing 'tor the
City at South Nor-walk. Mn. Bart-
lett is making good at‘thla bunlne’ns.
having formerly been employed with
the Cornell Road (filling Company-
nun-w
The Mohandaoommltteo tried out
two or B. Herohiield'o animus on the
out Well Hook wa Ladder company
iruokp yesterday! tattornoon. ut ». .3;
o'clock. The} «horses. are 'T'bo'autles.
matching big Dick in color and height.
so for all, could be uncertain“ allure
pleaded with the tryout and Mr. Hersh;
ileld'iwlllihe..noillledfi’tili‘dgiatrdruoom
whether "or not the ‘ city" villi pdro‘halio
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to.
night; Friday lair, probably followed
by local showers later in the afternoon
or at night; moderate variable winds
becoming west. Showers have been
quite general during the that ill hours
in the. eastern portion of the Lake re.
gion and New England. Very little
rain has fallen in other sections. The
temperature is rising in the western
{sections Several places reported 90
idcgrces or above. There is now no
well dcflned‘siorm area eat-n of the
Rocky Mountains.
i WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
, 'i‘elnperaturo: Low, il:i; high. 71.
l (lioudy.
1 Mrs. Floyd Roscoe. oi \Vosrport ave.
:nue, has returned home alter a visit
iwith friends in Stamford;
William A.
i National llunk. is eoniined to his home
fwlth an attack of tousllltls.
‘ Wm
. ix’abaosa Encampment will confer
iihe second degree this evening at Its
intending in the Wall street quarters.
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‘ -~l.ook~~$z’~_30 l’nnumne.
Miss lllanchc l’olilmnn hue resumed
iher duties as sicnographer in Keogh
,& (landeo‘a offices, nitcr being ill for
‘ several days.
(,l‘ilrien.
W
.laek Realty. son oi‘ .\lr. and hire. .l.
‘W. ileutiy. of Elm street. has accur-
Led a position in the Central National
Bank, in Wall street.
Alias lira ll. i-‘rnnlte. of (iruge lios
.pitai, New Haven. Spent )t-siordny in
:Norwalk with her parents, Mr. and
‘ Mrs. G. A. Fl‘llllke. of Norwalk.
Virto Dunn, of France street. la
spending the day in New York city.
tittondlng the Bommencement exercises
oi' the l’uckard Commercial School.
W»
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,_ Have you read the Krleizer Unis
announcement on front page? licad it.
Contractor Daniel li‘. 'i‘oomey, of
Norwalk, has a force of men at work
lgradinl (“edar srreet hill irom lilch-
arda avenue. to the rldncwuy at the
east side of the river. The work is
being down by the town and is but a
small contract of $180.
Helen Florence, the three weeks“
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester-
.l‘. A. Ryan. of Norwalk. died this mor-
ning at the home. of her parents. The
funeral will he held this afternoon and
the interment will follow in River-
side cemetery. Probably Rev. 1“. I).
'l‘orrey will oillcinie.
M
An extremely interesting meeting of
the Junior Chapter. Brotherhood of St.
Andrew. at the home of the director.
Henry 0. Bailey. last night. The itev.
Frederick A. Coleman was present and
the work for the past year was review-
ed and the question or a bummer out»
ing was taken up and a committee was
named to complete the plans.
-Get a $5 Safety Razor Outilt tor
860. See ad on Page Three.
Mien Lillian Crawford, or Flint.
Michigan. formerly of France utroot.
Norwalk, arrived in ‘town today alter
a two yeara' absence. Mina Crawford
has come to Norwalk to attend the
woodman! Miss Albertine Matti‘oirrand
George J. Chvanash. to he held on
Wodnoiday. Juno 7. and in root in to
be one or the brideumulda. Bile ‘wu
greeted enthusianticaily by her many
friends about Norwaik today. i
I
Today in Aaoonhlon Day and at St.
other Roman Catholic churches oi.‘ the
country. it is a holy day of obligation.
Special marines were heldg'thln morning
at the ehuvrioh “5:80. fl and ii o‘olooir.
and all ‘wore largely attended. All
man. ”on , this tiny. and live other ‘ days
during the ‘ your. ‘ excepting duality.
é'l‘heeo othor‘dayn are Now‘Yeor‘ri day.
than Medallion Thursday: August iii;
an Mint” "do December iii. and
Christin“ ii ‘ ‘- ' .
Curtis, of the Central:
Mary's Charon invi'lorwalir. an in‘ the”
practical Gnthoilomaro bound: to him '
‘SOUT.DOOR;
r RNITURE
Comfort and convenience make it doolrabldj that every
home should have “one or more pieces of Porch or Lawn
Furniture. we are‘ allowing Iomo splendid values in
Porch thira. La'wn dotted. Porch Scream, Hammoeka.
'Alao our line of Screen'DoorI.
mowers. Garden lieu, loo.,cream Freezers. Refrigera.
' tormalu‘o Flamepll Stoves. and at fir-icon that you Ihould
not (all to takeyadvantago of.
The A20. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
Window Screens, Lawn-
SOUTH NORWALK.
V Fertilizers
For farm, garden. lawn, llower‘hcd. Stable Manure. Potato Manure.
Supewhosphate. Ground ilone. Aches, Land Planter. Mill'ltlle of Pot-
aah. Nitrate of Soda. etc.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
”W. ........ mm.-."
C bickering
anler
Huntington
4!"
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"BONNIE" LlTTLE CHICK FEED
This is a home product. fresh each day, composed of old cracked
corn. millet seed. cracked wheat. ateol cut our meal. and only materials
that grade in every respect up to our high standard are used. A com-
plete. grain ration (or little chicks, propnrod especially to meet the
needs during the critical period of chick llie.
food which inanre easy digestion and rapid. healthy growth.
ly believe it to he the heat chick feed on the market. hernuae it has
all ihcirood things that the host of them have. with the added benefit
of being fresh. which is most essential.
First in quality. last in price. always in the. minds of Its custom-
eraw-uonnle Home Ground Food for liorneo. Cattle and Poultry.
Contains elements oi
l honest’
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
itiiiiiiistii k
Siiiiiii iiiii
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Permits Women to Vote in City
and Town Elections
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HIGHEST BEER PERFECTION
promiaing pit-name with every
drought in ilflillly't‘tii‘kt'tl in uv»‘
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; While there was opposition in the
cry bottle branded Huppel‘ts. Set 1’
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free, ltuppcrl s ilem' ls apnrkl- 1‘
lug. oil‘ervescent lilies to the pal- i
ate. snatounnoo. ignite atomach .
and an all 'rotuui.liody builder. 1
lit-tier than racdlrlne. it costs
less; 31.”; a cane. delivered,
he pnalutac of the hill for toll munici-
)lll suffrage {or noun-n it
. scarcely
i nalliioatvil itself in any other way ex.
i .
{tor .\l.\'cil. lr., champion of the sat-
“99.1.,”er everywhere. ilrnim right for women. came oil riv-
‘. torlous, the llli‘itiilll'l' helm: grassed by n
magnet & Flynn . ivolc of H to it. The only outspoken
‘ opprmiiipn to the bill was that by Seth
ntor Hooker. while strong pleaa for its:
Coal
Extra Large
No. 2 Nut
Size
is a ton
.h ......,. . w. we“... . hm...“ ........ .,
. penalize wore made by Senators hie.
Nell, jr.. and Judson.
Senator Alsop made a stl‘oliu argu-
ment in favor of the hill prohibiting
cattle from being brought into this
state unlcaa ilrsi tannin-ted for inher-
cuioala and the pleasure was paused.
The bill concerning the right to kill
Telephone
a
born.
HARRIS & GANS co.
No. 2 PLAIN, TALK
from a Garage Manager
in our laul talk on the garage hualaeun we outlined the foolish-
ness of auto oWnoru running their cur-a without examination, to such
an extent that like the “onetrorae shay." they were in it good condi-
tion to fall apart allover. All a result of that ad. we are kind to say
that the more considerate owners are coming around in arentnr num‘
Today it in our intention to say a tow words on the subject of
expenses. all We all know. the running expense: connected with. an
auto are higher than they should he and the eternal attention, not only
‘ . with the owner but with the garage man as Well. in how to not the
best results at the lowuut outlay 0! capital.
‘ name gauge! the usual method is to do the work all cheaply as pos-
niblo and charge as muoh‘tor it as you can; from the owner'n point Of
[View it in to do no little on the car no polaihlo no that it will run.
'1‘;uly.,.,my trlondsflioth ways arowronu, you can‘t get soinetlilug for
nothing but trouble. and thoowner no
meat on a mutual groundin thin matter to not the host reunite. To
our wayot‘ thinking. the common ground taunt he run: tllilS'i‘ WORK
FOR A MODERATE PROFIT,-vand we are trying‘to hammer this into
the bearish! wine or our cuntomorur Were it not that "hope sprinu
eternal Amino human brunet.” ire wouldaimootdalpair o! linden“. ~
. Hemmer. the ARMORY AUTO (:0. tqgil that thin in the right way.
and thorium my in the only way we in
i i on}. buns norm in. Manager.
dons doing or having done mischief
found opposition to its passage in Sen.
ntor Judson. who offered an amend-
ment restricting thin riuht to kill. The
measure was tabled for future cousin.
oration.
At the close of the Senate scallion
ntepn were taken in rcaurd to action
upon the public utilities measurea
which were reported on Tuesday. Son-
ntor Judson nuggeuted netting a date.
for their connirleratlon and it was
agreed that they be made the special
order for next Thursday at noon.
The llouao spent all iii-i morning
session in an ill tempered debate upon
the appointment of 1.. W. Morriuon on
Judge of the town court of iinileld.
The opposition accused his court di-
roctly or having used had luduinent
in a dog cane and accused him indirect.
iy ot varioun unmontionable crimes af-
ter which his roaolutioa was passed in
concurrence. lot to ill. .jrho attornoon
was spent in trying to and early mat-
ton: on the calendar. Through various
excuses the bill giving New Britain
additional water'rlghta was deferred
until todayuind the hills increasing the
taxation or land taken by municipaiio
tleli for water purposes was stopped
banana» the persona interested in rail-
lng tame could not agree on a plan.
The epoch-melting bill tor clean terrain
in hotels was paused and the House
adlonrned while l”the bill for ohorter
hourmtor drug elorltb was under oon~
oldoration. the apparition seeking to
. kill it outrlnht or to render it lnollaow
‘ live by amendment.
~ Mrs. Front-wind was your daughter‘s
experience as a hospital nurture a nun-
eoiiti‘i' Mrs. Shower-Y"; Indeed. she
-.im at the hoopltal only two own When
turnaround nor. that in those, 48
item aha laid mat nix currently lovely
‘ uni; deuteron-emote? ~ ’
’_jtllo Sphinx has finale
secret»...flollyaetiilrie
. ulna «out a o
68 Water Street
.m....... »._._M .— u—mW
From the Ilantlpolnt ot
wall as the garage mun mmt
i no to progress.
'~ Auto Co.
some:
vs.
ill' of the Senate mission yesterday to
i
i
inept by the use of the role and Senn-
N’ ImnurFlom‘.D6f Ms I‘OI‘IIOO7M
NothingBinds "the HomeTies
Closer than a" Good Piano
it doesn't take a very close observer to see "
that homes with"Pianos .are happier than
those without. It seems a pity'ihat any
home should be without the refiting influ-
ences of music. when a good piano can be
had from us on very easy payments.
We accept as little as $10 when-the piano
of your choice '3 sent home. You can or-
“range to pay the balance at as low rate as "
$5 a month.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
'Kranich 8t Bach
Sterling
Mendelssohn
PIANO
M. Sonnenberg Piano Co.
104 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
H. W. Hart. Manager
HOW ABOUT PAINTING
your auto? Top or body need
overhauling? \l‘heels‘.’ New trim-
mings or slip covers Anything
wrong with the engine or trans-
mission? Let us lignre with
you the next time your car re-
quires attention. \\‘e are ex-
pert auto mechanics and under-
ainnd all malice.
W. A. Banford
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
ALL SOUVENIR.
given away at ‘
BASE B
Merrill Bctilsidness College
SUMMER SESSION July and August. 8 a. m. to 12 m.
PORT CHESTER STAMFORD SOUTH NORWALK
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. D. Jackson
Optician
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Stands for the ert Kar.
beat of its kind.
$900.00
“Complete, with "
Top and
Equipment
Standn tor the lleanonn.
not hard to ilnrl.
l in the lmprennlon or style
and of Speed.
in the Total cost. A mail“
sum indeed.
oscatt a. BANKS. River St. Norma]
Good Butter . . .. .,
Strictly Fresh Eggs . .
,W.illalter’e Cocoa or chocolate ice Home Grown Asparagus .. . ._... 7.
linear hill ‘ ..".,.,................not: Zhunoboti Home Radiation “Humid
'3 cans lilyr unrated (tram 26a Z1101“ Spinach, peck an
Homo‘firnwu Rhubarb. truer.
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Granger. Grand “Fruit. Finonpolemomntoes, -Cnoumbers. Wax. hem
undocumented Pomona. _- . ’ . .
Norwalk Chronicler