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All Kinds of
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TELEPHONE 103.
we
[berth fortheFourth
women a onetime
g1
tel
Chocolates
‘ dry.-
4 . STRUCTOR. containing the modic-
' .inal extractives of Fresh Cod Liv-
. VINOL . .
The modern TONIC REGON-'
are. with Peptonate oi Iron.
1 Sold only by
all flavors
F. H. BAXTER
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Lane’s ice Cream
for the Holiday new.
All kinds of Bakery Products
F A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwaik
Launches land}; Boats
All kinds of Repairing giving special
Anderson’leaunch Works 1)
or all kinds promptly built
Boate For Sale
attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwalk
Forest Mills
’ Underwear
' Perfect in tit. exquisitely iinish»
ed by hand, durable. and seas.
enable in price. Made in all
weights and shapes (or women,
Misses, children and infants.
POST CARDS
Local Views 0 for 54:
Message and birthday cards
0 for lie
2 for do
So each
J. I. Mallette
(fonneriy Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. ‘ Tel. 3‘“
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Douglass
“Fodn‘tribt-"J Utlv seen-met?"
The Sentinel will be issued 11s a
’ and daughters Dorothy and Helen, at
South Norwalk, are residing at their
summer cottage at harbor View Beach.
The Larchmont Yacht Club will
hold its thirty- second annual regatta
on Tuesday, Jilly 4th and the warn- "
ing signal will be given at 11: 30 a. m
It legexpected that some of the local
boat. owners will participate in the_
event.
Mrs. James Walsh, or No. as “’3'".
ton avenue, will entertain the memw
here or the Woman’s Christian ’i‘et11
parades Union, tomorrow atternoon at
3 o'clock, and all interested in the
cause of temperance are invited 103
attend. 4
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3iara meet me at the Eagles'
done at Roton Point. iodight.
Ma3utlce Dougherty of South Nor-
walkr who officiated tor several sea-33 .
sons-pt the entrance to the pavilion at:
Roton Point, but for some time has;
been taking treatment at the anchor
ium in Shelton, wtll have'u benefit at
Roton Point tomorrow night. 3
The emplov es of the South \ioru 111113
railroad stations wote busy the greater
part of last night clearing out the wait.)
ing rooms and platforms of the collect
tion of confetti, rice, old shoes etc.
which collected after the departure at
each bridal party on the oven-lug
trains.
Lincoln Council, No. i, Otvt'dor or
United Mechanics. will hold its senti-
annual electiofi of officers tomorrow
evening. and complete arrangements.
for attending services in the First Ille-
thodist Episcopal Church Church. next
Sunday night. and listening to a norm
mon'by the pastor, Rev. John id. Zeller.
——-Get a $1”. Safety Razor Outfit for.
850. See ad on Page Three .3
i
'l‘ho33grudunilng exercises of St.
Mary 11 parochial school will be held
this evening. when thirty four mom;
hero of the class will receive diplo3
mas, and interesting and appropriate};
exercises will be held. Parents anti
friends of the members have been ln-I
wited to attend.
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The selectmen are busy with a turns
of men cleaning the gutters and out '
lying district streets the men bolus
those who were outplayed on the stone
crusher which has broken down. Newi
parts for the crusher have been soul
for and are expected in Norwnlit from
the factory daily.
Joseph Bailey, one of the campers
at South Wilton's Camp Folsom has
gone to New York city, where he is to;
appear in a bout at the Twentieth Cans '
tury Club, on Friday evening.
a will be arranged for the young man, it
is expected at South Norriaiit and New
3 Haven in the near future.
Joseph A. Derby. a resident of
Btrottord. who is employed in the D.
M. Read Combos brought suit against
Nellie L. Derby, 0: Waterbury, on the
around of infidelity. inhabitant intenn
- parades and dosertion.‘ Papers were
tiled this afternoon in the duperior
court. Derby does not name any cot
respondent. Honeys he married the
defendant, whose ‘ntttiden name was
Nellie L. essay, on stepmother 10. 1901.
There is one minin-f child. Lucius A.
30f Pythias, will hold a regular meeting
. this evening. »
3‘itis home in Fulrfleld av ontte has been
4 85c.
, sheet.
3 iinrrio A. Smith‘s confectionery aisle.
in Main street.
morning paper next Tuesday, July 4th.
in order that the employee may prop-
erly show their patriotism during the
day.
Mrs. ll. M. Trowbrldge and child-
ren. of Weston are guests of Norwnik
t'clutivcs.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. til. Knights
Two large excursions are booked to
come to Roton Point on Saturday nf~
ternoou flout New York cit).
Charles Price has resigned his posi-
tion with Rogers & Stevens to take a
place at the 144mb restaurant.
Mr. and. audition!) H. Tyfion and
friends have béhn motoring through
Connecticut and Massachusetts
Miss Ellie Mason has returned to
her home in New York. after 11 visit to 4
Miss Bessie I“. Corbett. High street.
William Kaiser. who has been ill in
removed to the home oi his parents in
\\ cstport
South Norwalk
”Trust Co.
The Trustees hays ordered that in-
terest at the rate of l per cent. per
annum be credited to the depositors
in the Savings Department (or the
current six months ending June 80.
1911 payable on and after July 10,
1911.
Deposits made on or before July 10
will draw intellect fr‘ol3n Jilly 13st;
Couch
-—Get a $5 Safety Razor Outfit for
See ad on l’ngo Three,
Miss Mildred Sheehnn, of Summer
has secured 11 position in
The Smithvillc baseball loom will3
the’
other3
not have a game on Sunday, as
members have made various
plane for the day.
lilies isnbel Munroe, of Newark. N.
.l., is spending 11 few days as the truest
of her parents, Mr. and hire. John
\ltuuoo of Orchard nttmeet
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The tire horses of the South Nor.
walk fire department are innovating
ilom their iliutun and are expected to
round into shape from now on
Mrs. William ill. 'l‘crry. of llrldgo
port, in nutrition on Long island. tribe
has as her guests her mother. Mrs.
John' R. Woodhull. 11411 niece. hits. 131114»
ton and hit and Mrs. William hi. ilnill-
144111.
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Mine Murry Ryder, of West Reading.
attended the graduating exercises in
Noruaik. Monday owning. the. guest
.411 her cousin, bliss liutii Ryder, who
lgi‘iiiillliied with high honors from Nor-
‘wnlk lllgh School.
Commodore E. C. Benedict tunic It
luncheon yesterday at indinn Harbor
at. country place atiiroenwicb where
he has as his guests tor 41 few days ,
130M133 his son in law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hastings.
A requlstitlon on‘Ciovet-nor Dix. or
New York, has been issued by (lover-
nor Baldwin. for Edwin a. Waters.
charged with obtaining money by a
trautiuient check. at New Haven, June
4 Waters will be conveyed to Bounce
limit by Police Sergeant Jeremiah Dsn-
nehy.
The members of the Putnam Park
commission. whose terms all cities ex-
pire on July 1. held their final insole
illp: at the camp, at Putnam Park. on
Monday Besides auditing a tow bills.
d
' out routine matters were aim st. 3
Hammocks
l‘qulpped with wind shield and com-
iortablo mattress. Material of extra
jheavy canvas.
1
raters
$6.98 to $7.98
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHIR
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CORNER WALL AND HIGH I1”...
NORWALK. CONN.
m
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
CityNationalBank
YRANOAO’N A OINERAL BANKINQ
Business AND OFFEM avsnv
FACILiTY CONBlSTENT
WiTl-i GOUND >
DANKING ‘
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Surplus and Media
$111,000.00
mm
Data Deposit hotter 08 and 35 per year
EOWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vise-Pres.
FRIDERIOK H. ROWAN. and Visa-
Pres.
WILVRID BODWELL, Cashier
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DiREcTOM
E. H. Mathewson sentinel Grumman
John H. Knapp 1i. Wallace Marvin
Christian swam John H. Light
Henry Seymour Fred. H. Rowen
Lewis it. Huributt
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Capital
$100,000.00
ters, Round 81 Long Clams
Swordfish
:Are You Looking
illiterate no need or further delay be«~
‘ well done at a moderate coat, {or per-
3Fresh Fish
Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
for a square deal in dentistry? it so
lore having your teeth out in perfect
condition. in this oilice the work in
scant attention is given every detail;
nothing but the best materials 11.1.1,
and the most unarmed methods. Pa.
tlents receive courteous treatment and
children meet with every considera-
tion Consultation free and estimates
cheerfully given.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Norwnik
' Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. 81111-
days by appointment only.
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A
Hot
Stove
Is u trying thing to be
bending ovcr those days,
and it is entail wonder that
must 1111111011 dread the idea
of getting meals.
It is this sort of weather
that makes the delicatessen
store the haven of refuge
for the tired llttttsctt'iic.
I‘It‘i't‘ she finds every cou—
ccivablc thing; her fancy
desires, cooked and ready
to serve.
the “other and discont-
fort of preparing a (Illiiitl‘.
luncheon or supper is not :1
haunting thing to destroy
the pleasure of eating, for
there is none.
Our stock of “Good
'I‘hings to Eat" is the must
ctmtpicte in the stale and
the prices are rcasdnnbic
for the high quality 411” the
goods.
John
G.
Baur
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic in tile science oi the
cause of the disease and the art oi ad
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later bin in the different organs and
limbs.
tiltlropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your 31013.12
Nerviiusnunh, Rheumatism. Paralv»
ale. llourt. Kidney and Female pis-
eiitlcs are given Ipecial attention: also
Curtnture of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 11
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WABHiNflTON ITaBO.~NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
The Celebrater33i33 $3.350
WELLER ,
Safety Razor
for .500
Call at our store and examine them
{or yourself.
W.F. Wight are 81 Co.
tilitiilflli‘l‘i
0 Heath hlain its Io. Hemp:
Phone
373'3
13 Railroad Ave.
“waverlwnv «not... new. ,
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issuance oi Securities Bill blade
appendicitis in a mild form. ’1 . “3”“ a .
, A“ ““33“ “3’ "‘8 1‘0“” 0 “3‘3““ 3 PINEAPPLE JUICE, bottle ..... . ....... 25c
_ Representative hinges. of Watertownfi LEMON JUICEvbottie so
moved that the majority report on 3 '3’ °
public utilities. better known as the 3 ~ _ :
Banks 11111. be taken fromvthe table. 13:34:... :"33‘" 33"”. a
“i. believe it should have a decent _ « 3"" ““3”“ ~ ‘
. case was heard some time ago
Wamhiiliii. Juno dawned Fish-
t. 141m. discontent, David his
as: Norrie Napkin. thrush doubler
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ave a
DOLE’S PINEAPPLE JUICE
‘LEMOS’ LEMON JUICE
Delightful and Refreshing Drinks Can Be Made With Either of These
titular l-‘or iuiyi‘i
HARTFORD, dune 29M~iiepresentm .
Wire Tipster. oi‘ Vernon, again presid-
ed over the house today in the ab
sence oi Speaker Scott, who is sui~3
luring with an attack thought to be
3.21-
burtai," said Representative Hail;
“and suggest that it lay on the table
until the airman oi the judiciary
commuters: rites."
The measure was tabled.
Representative Dunn moved that
during .the remainder of the session
members he privileged to remove '
their costs. “There was no warmer
day than yesterday," he said “but
we may have warmer days before the
session ends.‘ 'ihe motion prevailed
Later Mr. Dunn included in the mo
tion doorkeepers, messengers and. re-
A. F.BeCkmann & C0. 3
as a as wasnmerou or. Phone 440. sou-m uoawntk“ 3
he K111123143.
41411‘4e1's. Segrejfnltzivel £33“ 3“: A comfortable andapeedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor, 33 3
842mg?“ 6 11 ' u e 41 based on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger , '
Touring Car, iuiiy equipped. at $1675. Runabout. $1500.
W. B3. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Conneciicut 82 South Main St
Roton Paint Hote’"
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
"i would have‘been pleased ii‘ the
molten had been made yesterday,"
said Mr. Tingior.
Not to be outdone, Representative
Stevens. of Berlin, moved that the
lobby be included. This also was
passed. Members now can appear in
shirt waists. _ ,
‘l‘tepresentative Chandler moved
of securities be made the order 0! the
ot resurities be made the order oi the
day for next week Thursday. The
minority report passed yesterday has
none at the provisions oi this bill.
Favorable report was made to an
amendment to an not raising the tax
of telephone and telegraph companies
from 20 to 3.“. cents on each mile of
wire owned or controlled by them. A .
resolution spreading the charter of}
the New Britain Turnet Co. was pass 1‘
ed under suspension of the rules and Raped“ Attention Given to AutomObfle Parties
sent to the senate Favorable ieports T3] 500 JACOBS BROS" Managers
Were received crusading the charteri
oi Waterbury abolishing the boardsi =2!
of sssespors and equalization andi
creating a board of assessors and 1111-;
portiontnent: promising an amend-4
meat to the constitution providing {or}
election of minor judges by the petr‘I
pie alter November 1i, 1911: nutltory
lain; South Norwalk to issue 3100,0003
street paving bonds; accepting land
by the state tor the Fort (it"lsnoid,
tract commission.
"‘The Mover see of the
Mover Car the Mayer
want to have one”
12.25.43.250.
Ready for immediate delivery
OSCAR H. BANKS, River St, Norwallt
ABRAMS ALDLOWED 33.500 DAMN},
E5: SUED FOR “.000. 3
Judge Milton A. Shunto‘ay. oi the.
superior court has handed down a do"
stolen in the case of Edwin H. Abrams”
at Greenwich rs. William F.33li11y. .11'
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1:: . .:.:...::..t"".':.: special Home Beets, . bunch 5C:
plaintiff had brought suit for $41,000 , ' .
1mm.- New Potatoes - - peck 59c
Abrams was the owner of 11 11111113
"‘3 “33313"‘3’3‘3333 3“ bieenuioh 1°""”1v.tt.11o11-'s Cocoa and Chocolate 19c; Home Lettuce, head ...... . ...... So
were also and he took out three ill Mustard Sardines c
. , an .......... 5c Plncnllles ........
snr‘nnte politics on his printing 11298111 3 33 10c and 2 303‘ 253;
and other articles in his plate at htta- 3
mean. not “as the uncut through,
“Still
width the policies acre issued uni;
their) was a stipulation that Abrams;
one not to 1110111 his machinery 11. hicltt
had been insured in 11111 other pinco3
without the consent of the companies.
Moves Machinery.
Later on he decided to more
plant and he understood from
that it would be satisfactory. in .lunu.
it"y. iiit‘tti, Abrams place of business
was destroyed by tire and when he at»
tempted to collect his Insurance 11111111
or he learned that the companies had
not given him learn to remove his bust
11ers. may. he claimed. had known or
the company‘s refusal and salt was
then brought asninot the latter and the
lil’
Wm...
W11: Bonus. Cucumbers. Carrots. Pens,
wberrica.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
320 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 14!
(been Onions. Tomatoes nntl‘
his .
Lilly 3
'A Cemiortable
Arm-chair
.M...m.m.mw.m.h,mmxm s. ammo”...
Judge“ Shilthfli’t
, NEW HAVEN ROAD OFFiOiAL
TRIED FOR REDATING.
ilOSTON, June iii).—-~Vice-i’resident
Bettimnin Campbell. of the New York.
New Haven it. iiariiord iluilroad. ap-
peared before Judge Dodge. in the
United States District court, today,
and entered a plea of not guilty to
the indictment recently returned
hgninst the road by the federal grand
Jury charging it in (lit counts with
1snaking concessions to the Elm r‘arni’i
Milk co in carrying milk trout W11
litnsntlo, (icon. to Bird street, Dor-
chester.
The Film Farm Milk Company was
indicted jointly with the New Haven
road and pleaded guilty, a tow weeks
ago, a line 11415.net being imposed.
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GATHOLIG outlast-4 s‘rnuoit.
MONTREAL. Jone siie-‘i'lte ht. Jean
apathetic Church 11 singular
eves exnmman sans ,
nus otnsses eunanu'rnso ,
Open Monday and Saturdayrevenlnp .
UNi'l'dn BANK BUILDING.
South Norwaik
Does Your Roof Le
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errors 111.1. tastes
roe 11.411.11.014 6011 A assault
is a welcome and cosy refuge for young
or old when tired and weary. We carry
a splendid line'oi very comiortabia
Arm-chairs. upholstered in leather and
various shades of velour. They are
not only oonttortnble to the body, but
exceedingly ornamental to the are.
We also carry a complete line at wioio
er and fancy Rockers, suitable for
any room or hell.
A. J. ANGEVINE 8:
SON CO;
noise waaniua'rou er.
e
w. narrates the weather on
. our compound for three years. .
‘ estimates.
Norwalk Chronicler