It” is not a bit too eorl‘y to
consider the question of your
stingy of Coal for next vvin-
9.9.17.9, .,
‘ We are already putting i119
9.11.19: those people9who‘
plan We]! ahead—and such
eople are. very wise we
think. ‘ L
a... about it?
5 .1
Mark
N M
Elk Outing
Shoe
BLACR ANP TAN.
Men’e, $2.69. Boys',
LL
$2.00.
Conneall
a: Bracken
8| WASHINGTON 3T. .
' Til. 8634
, Who have bought their Clothing from
1 us’ for years. They not Clothing on
represented At correct‘pricep. prompt
endemcleni. aervlce. and thorough out,
, infliction in every den]. Try us and
‘{ nee ii it is not so. We ensure you cl
.‘,.iirst~cluse ,‘Ciothing oi reueounhlo
‘prieee.
. ‘ .1 i ‘ h
.Gettlleb ---$.7 81 $10
7,11 more mm orally.
WM; ”
, At the eluted communication of Ohl9
Well Lodge. No. 108. lo‘ and A M..'
hloh was held loot evening. the Eu
tei'ed Apprentice degree wee worked
on tour candidates. At A special com- l
muhieotion to be held tomorrow cven- '
, log, the Master Mason degree will be
’ exemplified
Sentinel want ads. bring reunite.
"Sdlllilgs Beck
is not ‘11 luxury.
on, e. nonwntK,9,
who paye 111 it lb. for rose and 1
boot priced, for mph orb. memo;
and iron. Ask for p can be-
fore "you call to anyone oloeg
Auto tires specialty Notify me ~
eheed, bepnuse I am very busy, ,
my telephone. 441, being out oi
order Albee Friday " _, ,
i PURE
Berkshire
Honeet Weight.
Careful Drivers.
Right Priced.
Prompt Service;
Our‘prie‘e at wholesale in 170 per
hundred. or 83.40 per ton. in any
quantity that may be desired. We
‘aiso sell to family trade at 30¢ per
hundred. ,
Send your orders to office.
‘_ iron SALE
200 Cordg- oi’r‘Woodi
AUCTiONEER
E 'T. BATES
South Norwalk and Darien
Tel. 8117. 259.3.
1
Sandals
at ; $1 to $2. 25
according to size
CHILDREN’ 8 RUSSIA CALF
BAREFOOT— 6ANDAL8, 50c
All “alien ‘4,
‘--MAXLEVY-i
9m wneumm'ou eraser eniool
IOUTH poniNALK
9Aiso.
~11 ,. ... .. 11w
no.1...
COAL
AT
The Ellershfielddz Son Co.
Tel. 20,4. its mm or.
Children’s 8-strapl
9111111 ill9i9l99 11111111.
Mn. Hannah Dyer.
3 Mrs. Hannah St John ‘,Dyer widow
, 9‘oi‘the lute Jemee I. Dyer. died yest
; evening at the home or her daughter.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 1n.-—Scme
slight heavineso was shown by the
stock market at the opening. Declines
were general. although in no inotsnce
JMrs. lllizn Rogers. of 350 Main street. ’woro they more than lroctlonnl Un-
iNorwnlk. miter n lingering illness. at
the age or 84 your‘e. Site is survived
by one son and four duughtere~Jnmeo
Dyer, Mre. Eliza Rogers. Mm. Charles
M. Flint. Mrs. Denom P.~Mnrshnli, of
‘ Norwalk. and Mrs. John W3 Seaman. or
Brookileld. The funeral will he held
9 from her into home, Tuesday Afternoon
' at 3 o'clock. the Rev. 1.. ll; llowoll. rec~
tor of St. Paul's Church, officiating.
interment will follow in Riverside
cemetery.
Timothy R. Parker.
, Timothy it. Parker, an inmate on
the Fitch Home for Soldiers. nt, Nero»
ton, died there on Mondny in his eigh-
iy-sixih your. lie we 11 contain or
Company D, 24111 Connecticut Volun~
leer lnlunlry. The funeral oervlcee
We‘ll be held from the Home Chupol to‘
morrow nitcrnoou. iii '2 o'clock. and
9intermeut will follow in Spring Grove
ccmeiorl’. Dnriou.
.1:
Catherine Evelyn Wilmot.
Catherine lilielyn Wiiiuct aged four
more dunghtm of Mr nud Mte Leon-
11rd \i'lluiol died lust evening at the
home. 82 North lliuiu street The inn
erul will be held from her home iii 3
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon. Rev, John
F Zeiter will oiilolnto 11nd lnter~
mom will be in Spring Glove ceme-
tery.
sldney Lophem.
Sidney inphnm, 11 private in Com-
pnny (7. Second (‘ Volunteer llonvy
Artillery died at lilo rum Home for
Soldieni' in Newton on Monday. in
hie seventy-11min your. The services
will he hold nt 2 o‘clock from the
Home chapel tomorrow afternoon and
interment will follow in Spring Grove
Ceméleri‘. Dnriou.
...-.-
anmuel Jleheon.
Samuel Jackson. an inmate oi the
Soldiers Home. died there on Tuesday
in bi: seventy-um years. lie was e
member of Company l, Seventh Con-
necticut Volunteer infantry. The low
oral eericeo will he held tomorrow at
ternoou at 2 o'clock from the Home
chooel and interment will take place
in Spring Grove cometary, Barton.
M
V' Something New
‘Firetelnss modern home tor only
$1000; balance mortgage at 5%
One of the ilneot residences on West
Ave. also choice lots on and neur
Went Aye. very responsible.
Five acres nice clear land near troi~
ley (or only 61000.
115 acres with bungalow. tor $1100.
You should call and nee About these
bargains at once.
coconut. HULL“
94 Washington on, South “WIN",
Tel. 4144,. ‘
GENTLEMEN. '---
We want to become better ac
quaintod with you. Why
meet us tonight at any of the el-
'gar stored.
Yours truly,
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY . ‘
NUGGE’I‘
LITTLE GELCIG
B. J. REYNCLDS. Mir.
9%.. ...,» .J. ......
Money well invented-wen Advertlre-
mom ingrhe Sentinel.
Account
but a necessity. A
Dollar depositetl every pay doy‘ in
Funeral oi Mn. Free.
The funeral 0! Elite Ann Free. wi-
dow oi the late Alfred Free, woe held
Mondny afternoon drom her late home
in SliVermine. The Rev. L. D. Howell
oillclnted. The henrere were W. |‘-‘.
1Whitiocl1 (‘hurioe ilurritt. Frederick
W. Bennett. WJllin Waterbury Edwin
Whitlock and Edger Rooney. inter
mom telloued in Silvermlno cemetery.
.-
STARTING THE STOPPED
One day on old former bud borrowed
11 mole from his neighbor; utter o
bed llniehed his work be cool lge
ioiirtoen-yourold boy to (like it home.
The boy bod gone About half a mile
, when the mule stopped and oouitively
refused to go any further. Miller the
boy had Almost pulled his arms of!
trying to not him to no, on old doctor
come along. one called: “Why. my
i don, what in the mutter with your
mule?”
"Why 1dr. can‘t you one. he has
bellied." cried the boy.
"‘Woil,“ maid that old men. opening
lllll case And inking out 11 bottle in»
'-hoied "Cerholic Acid.” "we‘ll at.» what
we can do for him." and be poured
come at the acid on themule's bec‘lr.
and In much lose timeithen it when
to write it the mole woe 31111111111111
down the reed at A role he hed never
gone hetero.
The boy looked up in surprioe. and
cold: "Doctor have you got any more
of that stem” 9
"Yem'? Answered the man. ‘
"Well, doetomirc you‘isnre you mom
got A whole lot more of WW he naked.
"1 think Indira plenty Whut‘did
you went to know for?" be united With
A smile. , .
_ “Well i with you would pour name
on we. doctor, on l‘ve‘not to ion.
9 3111111111.“? corneredfithe to
Norman E. Moulds NAtionul Monthly.
w
Artletmllly object with to try end
3 Axum: oil the 11119111111111 or our. New
919011 l’nolilc and Alchlson declined hall!
11 point. and U S. Steel ‘56.
DESIRES TO SELL STOCK.
w
Ropreeenttlye of Money Automobile
Company Vieite South Norwalk.«
The committee on new industries of
the Merchants“ and llinnui'ncturerel All-
soclntlon met with a representative ot-
Now York city, yesterday, regarding
Norwolk. The representative wee ou-
thueinetlc over the possibilities of the
concern and wished the business men
the present time the business of the
concern sceme to be on paper, one
machine having been manufactured
and four or live others in the working.
indications are that no greet etlorte
will be extended by theiocul business:
men to not. the concern to locate
here. while it it. desires to come every
courtesy will be held out to it.
Mayor Albert M. l‘ulilmnn. who is
chairman oi the committee. is working
on n promieitioum'hich looko good to
him. He hue n mnccrti which wiehoe
nothing but null-low which it one
rent. The concern is shunted in New
York oily and at the, present time om-
pioye three hundred hande. it. desires
to get out or the .11“).
in connection with the criteria on.
the part of thhi committee to secure
new luduurioe Dr. \i. Clifford Per-
doe reproacntlng the estnie oi the intoi
.Dr. Emily Purdue-lliubrow. elatedto ca.
canto held severe; proportion in East
Norwalk.hetween.il1§o south side at
the railroad truck and Fleet ll-‘niihimp
ton and Fort hireotl. and on the north
side of the truck on well which would
he soluble dor rectory sites He sold
on lily of this lend the estate would
give them A moi-mega for the price oi
that cite. thereby making it unneces-
sary for the new concern to lay out
each for the name.
THE CAP! (:00 CANAL
The plums oi the Cope Cod {lentil
compony cell for A channel in line-
aardl Buy. lending to the month of
the Monument river. which shall be
21.0 loot wide, and 20 feet deep at low
water. The one leading from" Harn-
wich. will be 1100 leet wide and cl ox-
lre depth. The channel of the cut
will be 100 feet At the bottom. and not
less then 250 loot wide at the narrow
aurlnee point. The depth will he 25
feet. At the Sandwich terminus is in
MID proposed in menu bottom width
of llilll feet [or the, distance at 3,000
feet. This will allow the town in pew
one through the channel to atop And
readjust their lowllnoa before enteritis
into the watered: Horn-table buy in
cute oi lllld weather ouiuide. There
are nine to be three 1)“!an pieces.
the bottom width oi which variel
from 10010 200 feet for the distance
M1800 feet. which will permit two we
role to pose anon other.
The manner of protecting the sides
or the ennui from the wear and wash
oi the tides and pooling veonolo hlul
not yet been lolly determined. in
some pluceu the netnrni clone. and a
levee of and and mud will be enough.
in other sections srsnllo 710th and
cement reiniorcement will probably
be employed. .
lighted by electricity from one end to
the other. At the outrence at llsrtr
stable bty the gorernment has already
arranged tor the erection of A light»
house. Renae lightumd other aide to
nevigntion 1111 be plotted Along the
routeovhercver none-lurked. P. not
ty, in (luscious “amino.
Fill! COMPANIW.MIN HOUSIL
The Normlk- llllro Filler: are melting
elehorat o incontinent for holding
open home on the 113th Will; the
Fourth of Jul "
Hiroshima
tuinmenl on 1.
Here 1111. contend
home and it it thhi
two competitor.
‘thh‘t the other
on Win 111149 the
: I -—?Norwalk Leading Dry Goods Store?“
3 8t 5 Gillette Building
Household Helps 111 the Basement:
the Money Automobile Company, OI.
the location of that concern in South. 9 9
or the city to subscribe dor stock. Al .
'CANDIES
JELLY TUMBLERS, dozen ...........
n-euone-s-ieooa-oa ooneeonec-sssnus-naooeolvaeeofleow 19° and 24°
8TRAWBERRY HULLEHB....5¢.
PINEAPPLE EYERS. . . . . .25e.
GLACIER ICE CREAM FREEZERS
All mend. freeze: creator in three minutes ................. 1 quart, $1.25; 2 quart. 61.453 3 quart. 51-59
GARDEN HOSE, 26 Anti 50-foot lengths. per foot ..8c,10e,12e,13!/2e
PORCH SEATS ..a... So
CARRIAGE SPONGES..........‘........... ..... ........ . ..... ..... 19¢,
POULTRY Founrnme 29c, 40¢
CHLORiDE OF LIME ...
“OLD DUTCH"CLEANSER .. .....9.......... ...
LIGHTHOUSE CLEANBER .........
............ .............-.............1-
.................. 8e
nsor'os..sansvooeeoee 8°
...-s...--oo1-u
sceneseelo .9 OI-eol'oltvuuIaseveoniIneoclanle-Iallooonlal-Ic 4c
9 .
Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
~‘MABON FRUl'i‘JA'Rs.qusrteor pinto, 38:.» ..... Silo}
“E." 2" LARGE MOUTH FRUIT JARS, dozen mm.............................. quarte,90c: pinta.79c.
“LIGHTNING" FRUIT JARS, dozen .... quarte. $13 pinto, 900‘
WAX PAPER, roll ......‘.........40 ‘
Home-made
H. Kie I or &C
We are Cutting Prices
in on.- Cloak and
Ice Cream
Delicious “Soda
Henry Wilkens
17 North Main St. S. Norwalk
——The-
memher oi the mommiiiee that the}
that ii any concern wished to iocnteI
l NlCE OLD BURGLAR.
stable bay to the entrance at Sond-1
l
The ennui. when completed. will be
991.1 or the membere wish to attend the 1,019); in Mullen.
suit Dept.
9iand. would like every lady who con-
templates buying a Spring Coat. Sell 019
Grenoiithic Stone Co.
NEW HAVEN conN
Sidewalks
STERS AND CUBBING
if it in to hp 1;! Concrotofletme giro
' you if figure On it!"
pontoon. 31291139.;eommu1m. 1
lbrlla’vrkhs Av“ East Norwaik9
Telephone 1154-3 V
Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned until Friday, June 23.
Hill. ill noon. for the lumber end lint-
ber used in the Wonderland Dunn.
The person when ‘hit! is accepted in,
to remove the some within renou-
nblo llm. Edward J. 'l‘upx . P. 0.
lion 365. Standard. ‘ 120 St
smug opportunity
prices.
Silk Dresses, Children' a Dresses, Silk Petticoats, English
Slip-on Coats which are rainproof also at reduced prices.
Tailor-made 811113
No other stare in The Norwsike is showing. the variety . of
styles and materials that can be seen imour etore. Sizes from
the smallest mice to the woman that weer: 50, inches in built
soil staring into n involior. measurements". andail the between sizes, also at greedy "1-,
"Now then, bonds up!‘ cried the , duccd prices. 99
householder. "What here you stolen " "
"Only your wiie'n .pun dog." replied
the burglar. 9
“ll that‘s all you may sneak out
quietly." lllild the hnueoholder. "lint
whet else huve you?“
“You molher-in-lnw‘s parrot.“
“You don‘t any no! Here's some loose
change for you. Anything cine?"
lung," sold the burglar. "Your
daughter'e phononmpli. "
"(iced follow!“ exclaimed the bonne-
holdor. "Heron 11 to bill for you!"
"And your son‘s punching bag."
”My dear 1dr." exclaimed the house
holder dellghledlr. "i shall have pence " _ ' 9
in my housemt lnsti Will you shore “it's 11 queer thing about. eomnemhui»
A bottle oichnmpeguemith mo hetero 111111. lent it?" "You, ruther."~ “You
you not"-~Pldlndeiphle lnnulrer. often beet-.ol‘ them getting on 11nd
, '3 walking about and going other things
To MEET BANNER. that Are oi importance. but you have
The meeting oi 8t. Marys Young never heard of one who did any kind
liens Club will be held to‘inorrow evfi oi work while he one «loop, hove
enlng in their quarter: in.l.eon11rd you?”-Judze. 1 i
etreet Per order ct President Thomas:
F- ““9"? the meeting m" ”a W“ lineal (otter particularly had lunch)
lit 7: 80 o'clock inllteed of at the 111111111411...“ in one thing a“ ygur wine
beer because at the that that 11 1mm which in unscrewed in the lineal“
"That's done ll." muttered the bur-
glar. on his ship come into contact
with A choir. and overturned it. And he
spoke the truth. it do do it. A and
don movement Above. a hurried doe»
cent of stalls, and Sikee found him6
Payment System ’1
is also worth while investigating. While we sell you for each
goods for ion money than recalled cosh stores who offer
, youthe credit on the Q. T.. we charge no more than other
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
iN GREAT VARlETY.
The "lonkdnono" lecture or
enough. Such A simple contriv-
“Haw
lore!
111-1111111111:qu a garment
Allelic Linen...
' "Gotham.“ a $1.50 a (torment
“it‘ll only fluid dance ill lib elm ill “lib * Seaside Hotel I‘ropriotoerery kind
town octomhly hell under the 111111111 oi y w pay no. air May 1 usit'
not at the Knights oi columhne bann- what you refer to? ~.
hniltoem. . (inert-Jinn yeltlwimndon Opinion.
-. ‘ o ,
9 “You have pieced all the 1m. 11er-
riee'on tool”, "You.“ replied the 11.1--
tnhle denier. “That 1111on you the tm~ ,
hie oi hunting through the box no 7
ihem."~Weohington titer.
11110191: «new HATS
Dr. Carl Axel 991131111131... chairman
honor or their victory over the Wee
hum tooth last Saturday. The event
in 191 '11 11111111; pleed‘mt one.
Joseph DAVIS!“
oil ornamented or. ‘l‘ol. dim
Dres‘s ‘19t9o9 AvAli herself of this money- >
.134 ‘41 .9 93 , is. «r .._:“:52
We. have a Very, Large Stock
V of Long Black. Blue. Tan and Se'rge Coats, the lalest modeled?
also Taffeta Silk, which are being sold at greatly reduced
SilkWaists, Silk Skirts;
0.. Liberal Credit .... Easy
atoms for the accommodation. You receive alterations tree.99
Ilolpnrh linderwerlr in simple ‘
' All Linen ......eidlo a garment ,
once for comfort you wonder 9
. , T uomeune didn‘t think of it but *
.7511 I carment'i ‘
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