at 3908: 50¢ a pair
‘ sAoH oonvAms .
- with ruffle or plain, at
no a1 1.nalr
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALKAA .,
.soum nonwALK FiRE ALARM
Boxes . ..
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
1 Works. Telephone fOr the alarms,
No. 2.
' o—JWnshlngton and North Main WSte,
1 Mnhnckemo Hotel.
4——'Day and Raymond Sis.
5-~‘R & G Comet Factory, private.
1 ti-«Hoyt s Theatie
7*Norwnlk Hospital. '
8wMusio Hull, hotels Clifford and
Cito'. ‘
9mCross St. S
12~FWest St, Franklin School.
13-*Conoo1d Sh, Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
14—vNorth \inin and Ann Ste
lbwlligh St. and ilnyvlew Ave.
16 *Norlvnlk hon W01 k3
17—West Ave. and Cedar St.
ill-«High School. West Ave.
2l—~West St. and Taylor Ave.
‘ 23—'~*Eiy Ave. Sand Lowe St.
24—«Cllestnut and Henrys Ste.
'25——*South Main and Monroe Sts.
26w~Lexlngton Ave. and Austin St;
27~West and Elm Grove Ste.
31—South Main St. bet. Grove and
Meadow Sta
32—‘(Mi Electlic W orks. State St.
34—~‘Sprlng and Clay Sis
36+‘anilnud and Water Ste.
37~~"Lockwood Mfg Co.
41~Falrileid Ave and Cedar St.
HTnylm Ave. and South St
i3-—Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
ifié—Burritt and Quintard Aves. and
. Water St. '1 ~
mwinnon‘nrd and Luv/noes Avert,
ol—Goltion Hill St. and Elinwood Ave.
52 Washington St. Bridge. .
Bd—Freizht yard and Ann St. private
Sthorwnilt Look Co, Private
' Denotes no‘n- -lnterie‘rlna ho a. M.
master box. from which the 1111‘ her or
‘ . any box can be sounded.
Milne etrok‘e at 12 noon and 8 p. m..
H 7 otendard time, 1-
One stroke at odd times, testing or
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an nlnrm,‘.llre out,
recalls department, 1-1
Three slow strokes. water to be shut
od'. 1—1—«1
At 12: 05 p. 111.. each Wedneudey.n
lion is pulled for test
Fire alarms ror any district else ro-
oeived by telephone 24.
MEMORIAL DAY BENTINELL ‘*
The Sentinel will be imam-ion Me-
morial Day on a. morningnoper.‘ .AdA-
vovtleomenta and hem matter vhould
reach the allies o! publication on Mon ~
day ntternoon.
MIA:
The limit our on from Rowoyton, tutu
, morning. milled the bar out or the
switch [it the corner 0! south Main lino
‘ ‘ ' Monroe streets, and (innumerable com
niotion onlued. but no damage
conned.
"WEI
od‘yooterdar afternoon trout Philodoi-
piiin. where he had another very Inc
S control operation on lilo throats mi,
in feeling non-dell] troll non? ‘Hé will
nocomnnnlod home in! Dr. H. W. Allen. ..
of south Main street. Si
S euro num- once or 1.
night; Slindnv on.
‘by showers isnndny night. Slightly .
'wa‘rmer: moderate variable winds be- “ A
Plow .
ant Weather prevails thin mornlnnvln I
A _
‘tnturo. The committee is no follow:
lrvinz Finch, at Lowe street. retlirn- S
A‘pr‘ohnhiy tolloived
coining south and southwest,
the‘A eastern and central sections»:
disturbance neutral over Minnesota. ill
‘ S produolng oloudvlweother with local ‘ ‘
showers as far south as Kansas Mill on ‘ ‘
[or east as the Western portion of the
Lake region. Temiieintnros or ill) do
green or above ware reported aenrnlg
lly from the Gull northword to Minne
sole. and from Kantian eastward to
Ohio il‘reoting temperatures Were re-
ported from Utah. Nevada and Mon-
tone '
iv.
WEA‘l'HER A YEAR Aoo TODAY
Temperature: “Show.~ 53; high,A61i.l
Clear. . . ‘ '
in business tor your soil? Let your
specialty be known through a notice
in The Sentinel cnimnns
August Gioges,‘ of Holiendole Flori-
do, Was exhorted to arrive in New
York city today and is expected
for 11 visit with relatives hero. Mr.
Golgon is a former Norwnlli man and
conducts a pineapple and orange farm
in Florida. A
" The no); to keen on; bnbios well and
the doctor nwav is to noon the little A
ones out in the fresh oil and lot the
blight sunshine bring the roses to
their cheeks. A, J. Collins (:0.. in their
adv" calls your attention to their line
a of go- Carts and ourrlnxen which will
enable you to do this. Read ndv.
m
Arrangements for the celebration of
Memorial Day at the Knob Club have
been completed. The (the! will be pro.
voent and will nerve special snore din"- .
hers at reasonable prices. He vvlllinlL _
so be present Sunday and Monday
There will be music and dancing durL
'ing the morning and afternoon and ev-
enini:
wTrinity Church Choir in “i’ofik Sle-
torn from Alaska," in Parish Hall
Wednesday evening. May 31.
o‘clock. Admission. 25c
crenln on sale.
Coke and
Willlom Goldsteln. or on: Michigan
the runner superintendent or the Nor—
walk Brass Company, impending some
time in Nowell: stopping lit the Nor-
welk Hotel Mr. Goldoteln has made
a greet success in business in Flint.
which in n city that grew from 8.000
to 40,000 people in live years.
”‘1‘
lost evening and appointed 'eoommit
tee to moire arrenxemente tor on lovi
lotion mini and once for the mambo“ a ‘ I
and their friends to be hcl'd'ln the m.
Joseph Borne chairmen; L. Oomph.
R. Mlilburn, J. 'l‘. (imminent! J. Mom
on. one new member wan admitted
Send routine biz-inc“ Vino transected
m
loo. ago no on Poke Three.
4.
Buolrimlm’n Posh. Q. A. it. held a 1
uooi n in mm mm Loam ior
it)’
i
at 8"
oil mm Young Mam Club mt '
of helm; fresh. which is most eonentlnl.
i
run in quality. lent to price. oi"
onwaonnio Home Ground Feed tor ll
"BONNlE” LlTTLE CHICK FEED
This is a home product. fresh each day. romboaod of old omoited S
Corn millet seed. smoked Wheat. steel out out meal and only material:
that grade in every respect up to our high standard are Used A com-
plete grain ration for little chicks. prepared esmcinlly to meet the
hands during the criticol period of chick lilo. Contains element: of
1 food which inunre easy digestion and rapid. healthy growth. 1 honest.
ly believe it to he the best chick teed on the market; hormone it he: -
oil the good things that the heat of them have. with the added benefit S
MANUEL TORO HATGH.
in the mind: or lu‘cuotom.
Sol. Cattle and Poultry,
HIGHEST BEER PERFECTION
promising iiioninlro with every
‘ drought is lightly norked in ev- S
cry bolllo hrnndod ituuoerts. Set
1 tree, Rnnpm‘l‘lleor is cpnrki- S
log. ottervomon‘t' bliss to the val-
“nto. lustennnie'to the otomcoii
and on all ‘round body builder.
Better thin medicine. it costs
kills; 61 ii: a cane, delivered.
Fm delivery everywhere. »
Magnet 8. Flynn '
A; unite» linoleum on ‘S
own on the rim." honour
* n Tire "roubles
'l‘ialr in n minaret that the auto eon” on well or the onion mini is
deeply intern-ted in boom“ in more my: then one the oroilt and
nlmm conncoiod with the ownership o! no note dopondu aim on:
tirely upon tho ohm it ronii on. We have m nonildoronio unsti-
noon, in more promotion one ism} onion lathe concluded that than
7 in
‘fi’iiin
every color or the relation.
‘ V ‘5 film
‘ Should
noes
- f or: Savers um
80o!“ I“ HINGE
(continued l1 om First Pose.)
the evening. The demo was one of the
Life. Severe famous 4 o'clock dances
the programs not being given out un
til midnight whorl the regular dance
order woe started.
the dancing was general. thereby gin
in; all 11mph: opportunity to mingleJ
in and dance with whom ever they
plowed .
The programs were dinirlimted at
midnight notifier program dance start '
ed with the ma moron, according in
the oustom oi the Lilo savers. 'l‘ho
_ march. as usual, was verv successful
and marked one of the incidents of
the evening worth remembering.
Music {or the donning wee furnishv
ed by Clarence Knnppn orchestra.
willie Professor Knnbiin. oi Bridge-
portly hoisted materially throughont‘
‘ with his beautiM-nonihedrei chlmu.
A The litter are very handler in thin
city and relieve the nonotony o! the
. usual dance.
The hall on henutlmlly decorated
lor the «onion. From the older or
S” the lull and withered in the neuter oi
the ociiinu were strung streamer: at
The
.. Soiroonierl WON Itrctclied closely to
i
an l. Mo; on you
hum or hm
lather. forming a network which om
too A‘ sort or {nine nailing. Aroun’
' ~.tliooo in almond shone, were ntriim'
(little old but attractive Lilo Envom‘
mooni- limiting no the scheme in
a very niacin; our. About on i1min
American ilm end com helium
vim monotony drew in all the on
loot m a moot hi n; can and edit»
at! Minnelli plmnro oi the
ovation. '
Tile. intuition m mode more hero!
by no omen” or stints in tom EA ~'
A It Morton alveryoloéo observer to ' see i ‘ 3
”filliat homes with Pianos ore happier than
M Sonnenberg Piano Co
104 Washington Street,
lip to that tint»,
Without it seems a pity dial any [A S
shenld be without ' e refining iniiov?“
of music. when it good piano ‘
Sterling
Mendelssohn
‘ ‘ I
South Norwelk
H W. Hort, Manager , j!
’ HOW Aaourpnmrm’o‘
' ., .
. tour auto? Top 01 body need
okrhnnllng? “ll heels? New trl
things or slip oov els Any thing
‘ wrong “till the engine on trails
mission? Let us figule will!
mu the next time y-oui car ‘
nukes ‘ettoniion. “e are
pert auto mechanics and undo
stand all makes
42 NORTH mun or;
“may '5'"?
BASE BALL SOUVENI‘
given away at
Merrill Business Colléfg
Call and get one
SUMMER SESSION July and August. 8 a. m. to 12 m
. PORT GHEUTER STAMFORD Y SOUTH NORWAUE
1
u WALL erase
“WWII-AW 7
mono-m.
O. B. Jackson
111mm mm minim-c. humour. "
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