ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE,
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MAlLS ARRIVE FROM 1,
-Eastern Points :3: I55. 7. till 10:30 n.‘
m; I: 00?»: iii. 3: 00. II or. p. in
Western Points TI: 5?), Ii. 30, lo: 30 a
m.; 1:30, 3:00. 4:35. (3:55 p. In.
Danbury-b:55, sum a. m.; I200, {HIS
I), m. .
NorwaIk-~II::I0. 9:00, 10:00 a. m.; 1:00,
3:00, 6:00 p. III. ‘
MAILS CLOSE FOR ,
, Eastern Palnts»-6:(ltl, illi‘idgcpot'l, on»
'ly, 8:4lll. 10:00 a. m.; lIUi). (2:00,
8:00 p. III.
Western Points—Ilz-lu. 10.00 a.
[223.1, 1:50. 2:33, 0:00, 8:00 p. lll.
Danbury that). 9:45 a. m.; 1:00. moo
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We Insure
a U T o M o p I L E 3
Against
Fire,Thelt, Liability, _
Property Damage,
Co lision
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TAYLOR a GOLDEN
'74 Washington 8t.. 30. Nor-walk
_ stoma Norwaik, allow me to offer a
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hliss hiargarot F‘rCooko and Mills
‘ Gertrude L. Dresohol‘. ol Norwaik. Ivill
leave Saturday morning for Schonoc
Ind)". NEW York. to allond’tho wedding"
of Miss Cooke's cousin. which is to
1 take place Saturday evening.
:A solo oven: IllilllllA
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(minnow rrAA AVIrst Page.)
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Sentinel
Readers
Smith. doprunm MIA. lfilulo Warren
Smith. contr’alto; “decide, ll. Ilirut.
lanol'; Ilurry ll, Sterling, hasso. C.
G. lveu presided at the‘ornuu uni] Rev.
h‘, D; Torrey at the- piano. Mra. Cites»
‘ tor i3. Sulluok auodmpunled Mien Lli.‘
tleiohu'ln her polo work. “In addition
to the program given below the second
half. of the ovening’é“ entertainment
a collection of children's songs, In
uhlch each of the quartet was heard
in solos.
'I‘IIII first number. 'I‘Iu.I Miller' a Woo-
lnii. by the lull quartet. was rendered
In line s'tvle. and received with
much enthusiasm and ensured for the
quartet. much uppiauso for the remain-
der ol the program.
Ilzllsa Smith and Mrs. Smith were
beautifully In accord III the duel which
followed. The audience gave Miss
Smith II very warm greetluglin this,
her that concert work III Norwaik. She
captivated the audience by her plans-
ing personality as well as her fine
work. llor voice is lull and sweet and
“113. not offer a "fiza (“Ashe gives one the Impression I)! sing-
lug Without any effort, which is always
pleasing. Ilor tvvo solos in The lilaloy
Chain. "it No One Ever Marrlgn Mo”
and “Tho Swing," were especially cred-
ltablo and captivating.
Miss Illtllejohn i‘ollowod. rendci‘odi
Tho Sentinel will be pleased tore
celve letters tot-publication, from ills
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and to~iho~polut communiontimt.
us a general proposition. Iurrles more
weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in which the argument iii not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally sungoot brevity. \Long-winded ar-
ticles, we have observed, are tho last
to he read. Itnd are many times ovoid
ed altogether.
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ADVERTISING 'sv AEROPLANES.
Editor Svonlup‘ Sentinel:
llear sh: in Iogurd to advertising
ahggoutlon.
any $500. secured by private or public
subscription. to the first Iounl aviators
to liy Inpu‘ South Norwalk III a "made
in South Norwalk" aeroplane. l‘iesldeu
myself thorn are two other young men
here who have compiulod aeroplnuen.1 l
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the makers of, aevunautlr engines eitlIA."1‘1“" “11‘1“"ch "”1111 1111‘ P1311911“,
or require. ,, largo percentage of ”,0. brought forth a round of applaune. no
purchase pliio II (2159 illol must ho‘1‘1111 15 1‘ “11‘1“ 1111111119 1" 1‘91 own
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It lgrutoluilv responded to tho continued
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wiiuthe rendering ul The Daisy Chain. ,
'I‘ho bazaar committee of (‘ailiollt '8 ll “0”“ $599 ll) ‘1”? business 11‘
applause. rendering without noooInI
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~zl till, Ii: 00 14:00 II III.
Mulls l‘oi all points close u: do ll. m..'
Sundavs.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS 1
‘ 15 vvvvv (3 Ollltl oI Main and Wall Sis
2ii~~l3cldcn Ave. and l'nlou l'l.
22~—~Spving Hill and Kellogg St. I
2.1-. Union Park. l
2h~~thvlss SI. and Wilton Ave. 1
Si‘l-‘I'IIIIIIIIII Ave. and Lynne Pl.
338» West Ave. and Ilerhcley St.
3 Gas house. (Private. box).
:i3-—\\'osl Ave. and Met'win Si. 1.
:izimlluvhor Ave. and Orchard St.
34.. Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
3ii—v—Woai Ave. near Armory.
33—» Stevens h'l. IIIId lIIlIIIIII'osi.
4d» Alain SI. and North Ave.
till—IA li‘rauoo St.
52% Main and Catherine Sin
{330—va t‘IIIInaII Rd. and Fair St.
' 5i——t§lwnlnut .81., near {Summer St. l
{IS-Main St. and Union Ave.
' 68—»: Grand St. and ’I‘IuIlaIl Lane.
62-»«0II "’l‘bc tireen."
63wEust Ave. and Lincoln Ave,
151:4«Ensl Ave, and DaskIIIu Lune.
MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL. ‘
The Sentinel will bc isauod‘on Mo-
Inm'lui llny as It morning paper. Ad-
Vortlsemculs and news matter should
ranch the ollloo of publication on Mon-
day afternoon.
' w-liairAdreI-Islng. Shampoo. Municiire.
Facial Massage, at your home or "The
, Beauty Shop." A line line of liralde.
‘Pdi’fn. Switched. I-iair work from comb-
‘ lugs or cut hair. 10:: \l’aahlnigton St.
(.lonnly Fish and (lame Warden Wil-
bur F, Smith. of South Norwalk, gave
a lecture on noun birds at tho. Congre-
tloual church. at Stafford Bprlngs, laat
pv‘euing. under the auspices of the Bay
Scouts.
One at Swill nod Company‘s wus-
V onu loot a tub o! butter youtorday at
the corner of Main and Wall utroetl
mid tho huttor was in a sorry condition
when the driver wan acquainted with
, his loan.
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~ . ”mli‘ency Handmfitmw ilath. ()‘liriou.
., '1 In the item rodurdlng Photographer.
‘ George iii. Norlh'u ill) dllYll offer no er-
ror woe mode in muting thnA-iorreuulr-
“ all four coupons. Only one ooupon and
151.00 in cash In nooeouary to weave
a i'olir photoiitupho in foldorl. Bee adv.
,Now is the time for bargains in real
halite either In town or In the noun-
llhd Coburn and liuil‘a olllceo ill the
11 he to go to find out about them, they
ll ho plenum to glvo you‘tuii. poi-III
polars and it Interested, will. take you
Bob the property. ,
ad Mn. Revert“ Martin or no
Mold Atroot were given a autumn
am Tuesday evening. th'ér event
i air wooden or titth IuIdIlhu; an.
Airy. ,r it um manner at their
were mount and many useful
of wood I! lie hreueillod to the
~ unit can I. Cloneratalntione
m upon the host and hm»
31.,
jcepllon of her daughter
VSlliiiily. May 28th. at 7 o'clork p. m..
ale to hold a meeting thin evening In 31’ IMHO“ 0i illl‘ lilud Ill-ll Will bring
tho oluh rooms in West avenue. The \ifiiims and Blilllllim‘l'ii born In tho
1and other matters in tomato to the III :Itlllt‘tl paving the “ill
(gout SliCiullRflll function ulll be 01311011 01 1‘ 11"“ 111‘1‘111113?
(or the incop:
lle have
caused lplaus luv u tuolw toot aeroplane. port
1. session all the advantages of a forty
~Gol a $7 Snfcii Razor Outfit Iorilooior, and then some enabling it to
,Si‘c. See. ad on Page Three. lot: as can”: handled and alorod all on
4%..” -- autoniohllo.
Nlt‘holua Guillold. \IIII) has linIlVl Midi?” mm ooIIvorkors are. 9,".an
9111113“ 01 111° ““11 “1111111 ‘11 11‘" New and hincoro in our uthtoinont that the
link and lilusloiu New Company iu'V,,", and will make successful flights.
Ville. \vosi- hound lflitilltlilil station in I mmmmg “0, Itro “mm”! to complete-
:Slllllll NOHHUR, llill‘i resigned .lllil DOS! ill“! flL‘lOPlilllQ. Than, is 0“" ”Ill“! flu“.
IIon MI. (lIIIileld had until) l’Ilonds within-ages no m think no will be sum
uho “ill IND-girl his (It‘llill‘llllt‘ "13 rosoiul IIqu the start. We know the
son William who has been located in ”“93 of the some about as well ”I
tiridggpofl has Slitwdefld I‘llll-A. ., amour»; we don't lulcud to omuluti;
---~}-———' .3: ,1" the lnaluleuu and Idol hardv attempt of
Mra George Asa“ Mnycoelf of aluminum Nine. of Iliidgeport who row
1wt’lulmrdsir.eoi New Haven insuod lu hootedh (lied to soar over the WWII
,;vIt Iilonn \osimdnv for Ike wedding rt.» item IIIIII disusnoua results. when he
Ilelcu, and had the harbor to elude (We! in own-
t,ho Itov. Ileury Didmna Smith. at her; paralive safety "If you full In the
home, front 5th 7:30 o‘clock. Tho mnr- wow you ale likely to get not but
riago ceremony will be periorluod on if )0" full on land WI! it"! “ill to [W
hour earlier by the Rev. John Murlnr-
on Rlohurdaon. of Bridgeport. In the
presence of the. Immediate tamilleo.
,.
remember i
I am making lhia uuguostlon with
out the slightest hope 01‘ its being not-.
ed upon; in tool, i run protly certain
that It will not leoeive any attention.
but I oounidor II a good business propo-
sition juut tho some. ll. has worked
well in other places, and there In no
reason losupposo it would honey dil-
toront here.
J. C. PRESS.
All members of Douglas; lI‘owlel
Post, Grand Army of tilt.I Republic, are
requested to meet at the pout room, 83
Washington street, South Norwalk, on
for the purpose of attending the mem-
orial service In the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. All Civil War vet-
erans. also members of the Relief
Corps. are cordially invited to Join
with the Post on this occasion.
MORE LOCKER ROOM.
VChInllII Mod. for New OlficII-o In the
Norwnlk Police Station.
Since. the Harwell: police tom is to
he. and thI been somewhat lncreimd
or into. It Inmate nmpoury for
chanson to he nude in several vm‘y‘a.
One at these was the hod‘tliillty of II
oouplo or new lookerl tor the new po-
licemen. Yesterday a force of carpet»
tern completed the work of handling
two good aim new lookout In the Who
tor otroet station, which the now well
will greatly appreciate. The police
headquarters are mall and cramped
enough All it ll. but with the two new
locker: It in thought that thin! will
move along It little more Imoothly
than hetero. The closet: were out Into
ahemull Itorurootu and Attract no at.
tendon. the wall having been chum
Into doors, chanting not even the out«
lined.
.. “Ladies, notice.V Great Reduction
Sale. Smart Mllllnory Shop, Norwalk.
Thin evening. a hand of loyal Red
Man, delegates from Unopa Tribe. No
26. of the Booth Norwalk reservation
will hit the‘ troll tor Dunbury. A start
will be mount 7 o'clock and the trip
made In Bntefn higlgntump. 'l‘hounen
will carry with them the; Pan;- Tribe
travelling topee loaded down with com-
pllmentary IuIlsnAIi and decordtlouo
from the many trlboI into when
hands the Mini tout has fallen. The
tepeo will be dolIvIrod over to the
brat/as of Paugusott Tribe and a his
oelehratidh will mark the event. The
south Norwalkltos are Anticipating a
great good time,
~Thero ought to be some ‘ grant
suit buying at Krieaer'u tor the next
three days. It reel bargains count for
anything. . .
LAWRKNVC I"!
V1.1
iiUlVT OVIR MR9.
" 331,000
pupreme court mum Hohhot!
nuthorimd youterdtnl a suit to detoh
mind who has easterly oi “Milli in
the Mount MorriI Park Booth.
at money in claimed by Julie lvl WnttI
, ,. ,1
There are to he a number or Ilia.
tlusulliho‘d Couueotlout Enlighten of
the Revolution at the luncheon to be
given In oompiiiuont
Tim «A
ails
The trio. The Marinois. was very
I'I“oboiin on the baauut will ho hoard number of tortv or lift; thousand bo1m1°11 1111"“ 11111111111“‘11119511111111101111‘
lint dollghlfully.
ride was lollouud III a dual. Murry
EJIIIIo, a moat uVIIIIIoIIIiIIlo selection;
\vliirh was well received ()IIo could
junt look hark a it \\ worn when the
touthcre ol‘ lhpuo ultimo were juat
starting out In their Amour. so cred
ituhi; are thosunouug Iodine reflecting
their methods. .
; Mina Lilllojohn uuain ohurlnod her
audience. modeling. Irish airs.
Min Elsie “'ilill' .n Smith uuniu tine
vulva and was pit-tied “llllllh,
during Fairies and The Ship That.
Suiltd Into the Hun I'm picaslnglv
l Ilei lino rich mine was ulIoIvu to good
odeci in these dongs ,, .
.‘Ilr Sterling with his usual planning
manner and presume, did Kcopnnko
Mill delightfully,
tromolv dillltuit.
in this number was also most artistic
tillI done hv .\ir. hon and Mr. Torrey
tieotgo II Ilirnl certainlv did him-
killed“ ,8 a £0011 mm“ tor aviators to hell proud. Ila Wan III lino voice and?
i rendered Si. Ira and The Moon with
all lilo old- time eharm. lie was warm
,ly and enthualantlonlh applauded.
-, it in not alums realized how much
lot the success of a concert is due to
tho. accompaniments. and how onallv
tho lineal artistcouid bo placed at I
disadvantage. Tho work of the accom-
paniats in this case was all that could
be desired. line and dainty and nrtlr
tic.
Much of the credit for the sheen!
was due to Mr. lvos. Mr. Sterling and
Mr. Torrey. who faithfully and uncom-
plalnlnxly gave their time and strength
to the work for the benefit at the
church.
The following was the program ren-
derail:
Purl OIII.
Quartetw'l‘ho Miller’s WoolngJI‘unlnx
Duet-dining Bong ............il‘ Lotu-
MIII Smith and hire. Smith.
violin holowiiunnrluu
Rhuhnody Hunter
Min Littleiohu.
Quartet—Greeting to spring
Strauss-Llohm
'l‘rlom'l‘ho Moi-inert. . . . . . . .kuud‘onor
MIIA Smith. lair. Hit-It. Mr. martini.
Duotwlderry Juno. . . .. .Chu. Vincent
Min Smith and Mn. fimitii.
Violin Solemn-inn Mn. . . .Vlolnttumvl
Mill Littlololln.
Part “two.
“The Daisy Chain’ .. whim Lolmlhnn
Quartet-«Antonin children.
(lonlralio SOIWF'RII'MI. .
Mrs. mu. Worm: Enilth.
tint-itch swirl—Keenan Mill,
Hurry L. Sterling.
Soprano halo-nit No one liner lilnrrlAI
M" ’ .
Minn AlioI Ill-thin Smith. .
“tenor EMU-«RM! Antenna It hath
ronA;
Iberuhip tiauros \voro these: 'i‘hli'inIive
although it was ex .
'I‘IIII accompaniment ,
All All III
ill IllllWIIl II
VsIIII IIIIIII
“Has Annual Meeting in
Hartford
The Connecticut Hinterloal society
this week at Hartford. held its annual
meeting. The reports sdeed that the
society Is duly progressive and la at~
tructini; the attention of Intelligent
men and women. Morrln W. Seymour
of New Haven. was chosen a vine-prom.
dent. The election or other olileers for
the new you) follows;
Presldont-$amuel
town.
Vice- -Prosidontn-r.iamee J‘. Goodwin,
Hartford; Simeon E. Baldwin. New
Haven; Jonathan Trumbull. Norwich;
Morris W. Seymour. Bridgeport; Cari
Sioocltel. Norfolk; .hlruti-k Furnsworth
Starr, Middleiown; Ellen D. Larned,
Thompson; id. Stevens Henry. Rock.
ville.
Recording SecretaI-yww. Dollosn
love, Hartford.
'l‘reuaurerm—ulohn F. Morris,
lord. ‘
Ti‘nasureI'A-«Johu
lord. I
Auditormlidgur II‘. Waterman, llurl.
lord. ”
Moat of the above weIo Iooiected
The following AoIIImiliecs \veIo olecv
led.
\lomhership~~.lullus may, Farminafi
ton; Juno ’1‘. Smith. Albert, (1‘. Bales.
Georgi; s (lodaid all of Hartford;
Henry A. tfnatlo. I‘lalnvllle; Edwin P.
Taylor and Aunhel J. Wright. Ihoth of
Hartford.
Lillrhl‘i'wwl’l‘llil-t‘in ll. Parker, Thom-
as S. Weaver. .1. Coolidge Illllis. all of
Hart. Middle'
Hart-
F. Morris, Hurt-
Donueoticul Historical Society‘
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Clearance Sale
LAST TWO DAYS
Suits, Dresses, Millinery, Dry
Goods, Notions
at , Surprismg Price Reductions
v
Sale of Silk, Lawn, Gingham, Lingerie
and Embroidery
”Summer Dresses
FOR FRIDAY
$1.49 $1.98 $2. 98 $3.98
$7.98
$4.98 $598 $6.98
Hartford.
l’tIIIlloIItionA—Alheri C. Bates. 14»;
Iorott lioiknap. Forrest Morgan. all:
of Hartford. l
Monthly l’nIIoraw-tTlIarles (I. Wood-I
Arthur L. Francis
ward. Shipmnn.
,Parmns, all of Ilarllord.
PreIidont'I Report.
Prcaidont Samuel liart. in giving his
report of the Work of the society dur-
ing the. past year. said that the mom
active members and one judge of the
Superior court. ox-oillrio, Were added.
The society has nine corresponding,
members, seventeen nmmclo mean
here. no active members and forty life
,llltlmbt‘l'tl. In the past year. nine avtlve
. lilemlml‘fl. of whom one was a life mom‘
her. «mu. two active members restitu-
iho octlro membership might
be five hundred. lie reported the
deathn of Horace S. Fuller, late of
Hartford. skillful pityaiclan, enthual.
antic. and judicious oollector' of an
lluultlen mil generous donor. who was
elected to membership In 1886. and
died December 20. 1910; J. Deming
Perkins or ldtehneld. elected 1890, died
March 19. loll; Lira. Martha Whiting
Burton. late of Hartford. elected 1893.
died March 26. 19“; Miles 8. Preston.
late of Hartford. elected 1899. died May
10. 1811; Arthur 1,. Goodrich, late of
Hartford, elected 1905. died April it.
Jim: Jame: Monroe Paine. late of
Davidson, elected 1905, died Septem-
ber, 1910; William 0. Seymour, late of
Bldgenold. elected “05. died Jnnuary
lit. 1911; John Hyde Peck. late 0'! Went
iimtord, elected 1906. died May 11.
tint. and Mrs. Emma Scott Rluley, title
at Rookvllle. elected 1907. died April
8. 1911. The prolident sold the attend-
ance at the meeting: had been incl-III.
Id considerably by posting bulletin» In
the Athouaeum buildlne. He touched
upontho retails ohtIlulId and encour-
aged the mutation to turthor wort.
John F. Merrill save the trounror‘ii
report for his lather Julia Iii. lion-m
who no treauuror oi the society Int
you and will prevented trout attend-
ing by tilde-I. He. did not trial: his
mom used tor oilloo Into. The to
port Ihowod on income or $1,790, with
do“ and dividends amodutiuz‘ to $1.-
an. The total dubumuininl for the
your um “All“? ' The mom duds
. mm in need of more tundi V“ the
owner opens. , ‘
800i}
the put your
“IQ WWII
L .111 per dent:
:tlII Intuition that
a
ed. and the names oi two others were
,dropped. The president hoped that:1
Q
”of Ladies’ and
Coats, Skirts
GEE Reduction
Misses’ Suits,
and Waists
his every garment must. be sold, we have cut prices nearly in half, to
make it worth your while to purchase now.
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$13 SUITS for ............. $7.50? $3.50 BLACK SKIRTS ....... $1.98
$20.00 SUITS for ........ $12.50} $5.00 SKIRTS . . . . ........... $2.98
330 CI. $35 SUITS for ....... $16.50] $7.00 SKIRTS ........ . ..... $4.98
$12.98 up.
Dress for 35.98. it will look better
Long Coats to suit every purchnger.
As we don't carry merchandise that does not come up to
the standard of quality. $12.98 to our lowest price.
you can expect of a silk drone for less than the above price. We would
positively not give them store room. You had better buy a nice Wash
We also sell Silk 'Dresses from
You know what
and wear better.
tilts MIIn at. Stamford
I
momma no” 0. oils: maimed
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
Tl-IE LADIES’ STVLE STORE
33V South Mllt‘l 8%. South Norwalk
; OCULAR HEADACHES
are a ureateunoyanoe. The unnooA
easel-y underlay leaves lte effect on
the even and the general system.
We employ experienced (leaflets--
xraduuto physiolenuw-to examine
eyes and xuarautee satisfaction.
Established to years.
87 A'rtaunc “soIIAIu:
Sillintord. Conn.
om iiiou. II Sat. Evonlnu
ohpwitr twenty years. The committee
in Ordered the nIIi‘IIi aproprlntloue.
The only Atlanta in the committee
that «and by Mr. Pinond' retu-
nl to nerve Another yIuir IA ohalrmon
ill theoouuuittoa on monthly papers. _
ditto son of the house lull been at
, Vilma for tall miner vIoItIon. and m-
‘Itho man at all trot-k. had limited
dual to tilt title: or ooiimllm. “
do its you like with the men that
put Win; In there in
mm broadly, to one or the
«filter:
anode on the toothAli
“i went idiot boy :“
Weighed the evidence?”
AN EVABT INDIAN VERDICT.
gin e one in one of our ludluV
oourta 3 Jury had before it ovldonoli.
that could not «he in any way shallow "f
When the concluding stage had boon
reached the «chewing townhouse oil
ooasorviitlon tool: place between tho
judge and Iii. colleugiloa in an IC-
miniltrutlou of inatioo:
"Gentlemen, are you ready to it
your verdict?”
VV VIIYM n
- {‘What II your verdict?"
*pur answer III, Air. that you
battle tabulated. but we acquit all hit.
reel." , .
“But is it possible that you
"puma like thus can. alum jig
- Atlas? loItod. i
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