Ladies Dressmg
seconds 81 Kim0n0s“
25c, 60c and 31100
Also complete assortment , oi
CHILDREN’S ROMPERS
at 25c and 56a
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO. HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWA;K
v
nobert Seeley.,oi €tamiord, spent
yesterday with friends in town.
Attorney Louis S. Beers was a re-
cent visitor at C‘occob, on business.
The Baxbers' union will hold its
monthly business meeting, tomonow
evening.
Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. R, will
hold a strawberry festival on Wednes-
day even-lug. .
Miss Louise Scbnub and friend
spent Saturday afternoon and cvening.’
in Bridgeport.
Q
Miss Leila Crampton, of Holden ave-
nue, spent yesterday with friends in
New York city.
—Get a $5 Safety Razor Outilt [or
850. See ad on Page Three.
Miss Clara Kraemer has resigned
her position at Mrs. ii). C. Owens bait-
ery in North Main street.
Albert Wolfe]. oi‘"Spriugduio. spout
Saturday and Sunday with Frank (3.
Becker. oi FaFI'hoid 11"“qu _
The Misses Emily and Isabel Pet
zolt, of Stamford, Were visitors in The
Norwnlka, Saturday afternoon and ov~
enin-g.
The trees on the property of Sam-
uel Lyncs, in West avenue, have been
sprayed, the work being done on Fri-
day last.
.lohn McNuliy was arrested on Sat-
urday night by Chief ’l‘bomas Leather-
‘iand and was fined $5 and the actual
costs by Judge William F. Tammany
in tho Norwaik hull of the town court
this morning.
'l‘bo commencement exercises of
Merrill Cologe will be held. this even-
ing. in the South Norwaik Baptist
church. A reception will follow in Red
Men‘s ball. in Washi'ngton atrcct, from
9:30 o'clock until midnight.
Aliarold Rundle and Thomas .l. Went,
Jr., of The Norwalka. have again been
heard from. This time they sent cards
to Norwaiit friends from Old Orch-
ard, Maine. putting that they are null-
ing home on the North Star, from Port-
land.
Captain Albert Mohaman and rocont— .
ly olactod accond Lieutenant Wil-
lllam J. Cullen. wont to Fort Wright
yesterday and lAeutonant Louis Yoat
today, where they will take part in tho
woolt’n tour 01‘ instruction for camp
duty with the rent of the oilicera oi
the Count Artillery Corps,
0n the trolley car which ioit Nor-
walk at 8:10 for notch Point on Futur-
day night there were a number or
young men. for whom acata could not
he provided hocauao at the crowded
They stood up
on the rear platform and rendered
"close harmony" tor the panmngoru
which won greatly aproclaiod. Whoa
uncaring the Standard on Gumpany'a
plant, In Wilson avenue, the young
men became boisterous and one at the
number had the misfortune to be push-
od lleadilrat through one or the 31111111
The crash caused quite a
little catchment on the car. but had no
carious result for the young man, nl~
though his straw hat led the way
it was an accld~
out and was regretted as much by the
passengers on by the young man ulna
condition of the car.
windows.
through the glam.
deli.
WHEN YOU BUY
Foss’ s Chocolates
u IW 1‘Hi Iiu‘r
; continues dry and hot.
‘wEA'rI—IER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unison,
tied and showery weather tonight and
Tuesday, probably followed by clearing
Tuesday night 0r Wednesday. Mod-
erate southeast to south winds. Cloudy
and rainy weather has prevailed dur- “
lngthe last 24 hours in all northern
sections from Nebraska eastward to
the coast. The rain has been quite
general during the last few days in
all sections aunt of the Rocky Moune
talus. except the southwest, where it
A well-defined
disturbance was central this morning
over Iowa. it will probably move
slowly eastward and produce unsettled
showcry Weather Avith slowly rising
temperature In this vicinity for two
days. ’
w...—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAV
Temperature: 140.111. 110; high, 76.
Clear.
be
M"?
eer F. Mman, of \lo: unlit spent
film in Bridgeport with friends.
‘Fl‘unk Olmstond. of Berkeley street.
was the guest of friends in Bridgeport
yesterday.
Miss Sarah liuruoh, of Franklin
avenue. will go to lmng‘ialaud [or a
‘visit on Saturday.
~Get a :5 Safety Razor Outfit ior
860. See ad on Page, Three. ‘
Mrs. Burdens. of Academy street.
and three children are visiting: in
iRidgelleld with friends.
i
Mrs. Madeline Sturges-llednnberg,or
that place. is violins; in town. She
will return home this evening.
The firct of ”wineries of dances of
the mason at tho N(y\\tllli Y llt bl Club
will ‘be held tomol r011 owning.
There will be the rap 'ulm election of
editors thin owning at the meeting of
Our Brothers‘ lodge. No. iii. i. (i. O. l".
The American Band will hold ill-1
usual concert and native at Rotou
Point in the dancing pavilion, this
evening. ‘
-»~Come and bring your friends to
the demonstration of the New Home
Sewing Machine tomorrow at Mitch
eii's Furniture Store. 1 '
Mr. and Mrs. Alba-rt Grindrod. of
Bridgeport, spent yesterday as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W.
Benedict. of Woutport avenue.
The All Americans and the Knights
of Columbus baseball icnmu failed to
not together yeatcrday alternoon for
their game because or wet grounds.
Henry Gohrmuun. of Norwalk. took
a party of friends out in his fine
launch Sunset yoaierduy afternoon and
an enjoyable time wan participated in
by all who went.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
J. William Rowe. oi‘ Norwaik, laut F‘ri-
‘iay. Mother and child are doing nice-
y. Mr. Rowe in the nubctitute carrier
at the Norwalk pout omce.
-A large number or local people on
toyed the line bathing at Compo Beach
iyenterday. Among them was ~Mlu
Margaret Drlacoll. or iloKiyn’o store.
and «ho roporta that tho waver wal
lino.» .
1". .F'. Moran. formerly employed at
the South Norwallt More of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. it"
taken a nutrition in the New York
Grocery store at Councilman William
Thompson. in Main street. on clerk.
A largedologation oi the mcmbera
oi Uncoa and Cockonoo Haymnitera'
Association will go to Stamford, this
a new hayioit. The party will leave
South Nowell: on the 7:50 train. The
roaniarfimeatlng oi linens Hayioit will
in consequence be held on Wednes-
day evening.
The Sentinel want columns are read
by thousandth
Ollidt Delivery
by Automobile
All trunks, tailgate. unwell. freight
up to too 1hr. delivered quickly and
evening, (or the purpose oi institutini!’
rational)?! 33111111 «dam Suburban
. Now we are heart and soul into the business or Burp
plying your slimmer needs .
GOUOH HAMMOCK8,wlth wind ahieldl. ””3325 to $15
.gl'lA‘MMOCKS .......... ........980to$fi.76
‘LAWN SETTEEF .. 75010 01.50
Pouch 301155118750 to 15.911
PORCH CHAIRS . 981: to $5.25
Fotoluo cHAias $126 to $426
The A. J. cotLle COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
Gravel, Tar,
alkSG Concrete
Old Walks Re-covered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
hltthdl Inc-,Auvl
Flag, Asphalt,
W
BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
it you are raising chickens {or pleasure 1011 want not be without
it. it 1011 are raising chickens tor prom you caunoi afford to be with-
" outit Every Day Scratch Food. Our Scratch loud in composed of
yualuu and other egg and bone producing ingredients ii i experience -
uhowu euro best adapted for laying bone. ii in a ntamard food for
summer oi winter. It containa nothing but good clean wholesome
grains that will keep the pouitn beaitlu and vigorous. and in that
condition tbo1 will lm eggs. it costs Just an 111mb to loud an inter.
ior article as it does a good one. but illele‘n a great diilrlenro in the
result. and as our feeds arena good as there are made, there in no
need of pining more ihnu what we ask. We are 11111an "(luring pure.
wimlcaomo foods for horuea. cattle and poultly which 1111 are pulling
at an honest price.
MANUEL TQRO HATCH.
First in quality. but in price. always in the mind‘s or its cultom-
era Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
. 'M 1'. None N,
N FF F0 FIFEF
(continued from First Page)
twenty aix not down, and enjoyed a
shore dinner that was lit for Kink
George or President William H. Taft.
and chaser Jacobs, of the hotel, was
Am a that the next Would he held.
"at the name bingo. As the gentlemen
were seated and'everythlng ready to
uteri. Photographer A. D. Howard ap-
peared.and took a flash light or the
crowd. it Was thou proposed that Wlin
llam‘“ J. Byron act as toaotmaater and
he was accorded the head of the table. .
Mr. Byranwthon asked all to rise. and
drink a toaat. "To our next." During
the dinner. many witty anyingn and
jokes were passed upon one another.
After dinner was over. a social time
was had. haviagheen. provided by E.
.i. Hayes and T. F. McMahon, and Mr.
McMahon. who in well known as a
good entertainer at attairs of this kind.
was at, his beat. it was voted thethat
lthe name of the club. which it was pro‘
posed be a permanent one, be called
the "Clover Mai." the emblem or the
'iocirwood Manufacturing Company. it
"was also voted to elect oiiicers, and
William J. liyrnn was elected procl-
dcnt; .Iddward J. Hayes. aecretary; A.
N. Theriault, treasurer, and George
Platt, sergeant at arms. “
it was voted to hold the next one at
Roton in 1912 the last Saturday on
June. The committee which deservea‘
great credit for the starting of the ‘if
(air. was A. N. 'l‘heriault and Thomas
Burns, and a vote of thanks was ex-
tended them for their good work. in
making the event 11 ounces. The last
number on the promam but which 11.15
not expected, 111111 thc imitation oi"
the denial foreman. who
took every man down and made him“
ride on the merry‘gorouml.‘ 'i‘be;
budge worn by oar-h man. and which“
CELEBRATING THE DECLAR-
ATION OF INDEPENDENCE
with proper enthusiasm every
patriotic citizen In The Nor-
wulka will tool it bin duty. When
you all down to 30111‘ Fourth of
July dinner mnho it one to be
rememburod'by treating your
guests or family with some of
our choice dinner wincn in rare
old liurgundieu. l‘iaretu. Chum
pumice or \\‘hiskiua.
Quick Auto lit-livery
where
Magnet 8. Flynn
ovcl'y~
iszto be kept till a souvenir. was a blue?
ribbon, with the emblem of the lac
tory engraved on a bronze butlotnl
pickled and which was originated by"!
Edward Shine. the cost (‘liil‘k oi thei'
company.
Mention one made or the two mom-l
her» who had passed away George W.’
Smith and Morton it. “with,
The menu, which“ was served. was an :
rollowa: ‘
Manhattan (‘orhmil l
(iystcra on Hall Shell
(‘lum Chowder ;
Snludud‘uruinbors, Tomatoes. imttucc"
lirollml iiiuc Fish
French Fried Potatoes ‘
ilroilcd ("hit-ken
Sweet Potatoes
Soil. Shell (i‘t'abs on Toast 3
“rolled Lobster l
(“urn on (lot) ‘
\\‘alm'molon
(lotion ("lgtll't‘i "
Those preucul were: A. N. 'l‘lwrinuit.‘
T-
price
Telephone
Agent for Maxwell, Columbia. Iiupmobile, E. M. F.
and Flanders
AUTOS
The Amory Auto Co.
STORING
REPAIRING
SUPPLIES
Connecticut [and West Aves.
Norwalk, Cami.
CHARLES BUNK. “1..
Gen. Manager
'PHONB 1120
Day or Night
This Coupon With $1
it presented within to any:
is Good or
roua CABINET
..EE°J.°GW‘F. ,
Photographer
COAL COAL
We have a large clock or high grade lrech mined Coal ready to delver
for next winters comfort. and no guarantee nailutaction as to quality and
Call and examine our coal before you leave your order elsewhere.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
(18 Water Street
lircdoril'k liunkcmier. l“. \1‘. Stunt».
.,_._ 111111 .I. (‘abuua lumen F. Kenny. \V.‘
Iiyati .l. Flint. id. .i. l'iayc'a. F. lie-'2
doll. George Plait. W. .l. l'iyrau. (i. liil»
icnntein, ii). 'i‘bumcs. ll. Knlpplc. 'l‘bo-l
ulna Burns. G. liuinult. R. Silt-ox, Tho-g
mac F. M1 Mnbon. George Way .l.
Richter, F. S. ..lonea Edward Shine. V.
Smith. C. Coleman. William Kaeke1
and ii. .Noaclt
NORWALK MERCHANTS WOULD
CLOSE.
amoral of the Larger Ono: Favor Put-
ting Plan into Eilcct.
it in understood that a petition will
he started ,tha week for the purpose
of undermining whether the Norwailt
merchants will agree oto close their!
uiorea one alicrnoou a week and give
nuhiect which has been under discus»
aion all spring and in only now coming
to a bond. in a movement to dinedvor
where the merchants cloud in iciafion
to the ucbome.
A Sentinel reporter has interviewed
a number at the more prominent mer—
chanta and they are heartily in lover
of the proposition. paying that they are
perfectly willing to unopend bualneoa
it all the other store keepers will do
no.
This in a thing which in in vogue in
«ii the larger citlea and ball proven to
he a very nuccoosiui and profitable
plan (or the stores. Friday teem: to
to be the moat appropriate day for the
cloning, in view of the tact. that Sutur-
dny is a very busy day with long hours.
Saturday is a day which is vary by
ion for both clerics and proprietors, bo-
cnuae of the crowds at cuctomera and
the. fact that everything man: be done
in crash, coupled with the fact that
his long hours get on the'ciorlto’ nerv-
e: and make them all times irritable
and short with patrons.
With the hall holiday on Friday in
theirdutiea on the marrow the clerks
atart'out trash, physically and meat-
Iily cheerful on the hunieet day at the
week... The proprietors. who have ai-
routlne and monotony. appear bright
and cheerful. well able to cope with all
‘ the tiresome (lotion or a nary day. .
it is expected. that the Norwalk
atoms will clone and that the plan will
For Summer Season
Terms will meet
‘ your approval
M. SONNENBERG ,
PIANO ' 104 WashingtonSt. »‘
Phone 30
HOW’ABOUT PAINTING V .
your auto? Top or body need
overhauling? Wheels? New trim-
mings or slip covers Anything
wrong with the engine or trans- _
mission? Let us figure with'
you the next time your car re
quires attention. We are ex-
pert nuio mechanips and under- ‘
stand all malice.
W. A. Eanford
42 NORTH MAIN ST.
In".
(valui-
Merrill Summe’rSchool
REDUCED "'fRATES '
SOUTH uoawaut
July and August.
STAMFORD
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free '
- O. B. Jackson
Optician
lboi romployoa a holiday. 'l‘hla in a,
which to obtain rest in preparation {or ., ,
co‘had a day of toilet from the honor
' meet favor everywhere the peIitlon la '
ELMER E. CASE W. R. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Motor
The latest and most careful design
in the make-and-brealt, two-cycle type.
All parts are exceptionally easy 0! I
access. and can be adjusted without re-y
moving engine irom foundation. ‘
I
Single Cylinder V
Rated With
Model HP. carburetor
1* .1 a -
K 5 ‘ ' A ‘
Double Cyilgder
' 10
160
205
The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
'40 Water street.
. 5
South Norwuik, donut, ‘
In high grdde Winch. Bitter! (lol‘i
dial: etc? It so, so can: ‘
dono-it will pay you. _
Bottled Beer? We 11ml ‘11, 1‘
put up at tho brewery or can wit
machine bottling Dari: or“
Lager. Ale and Porter.
’BREWED W
oaquar
Banana Co
THE HENRY
Call Us for a Demonstration
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