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South Norwaik
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Launches and Boats
01' all kinds promptly built
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All kinds of Repairing giving special
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Fouarwor JULY SENTINEL.
:‘ ‘The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper next Tuesday, July 4th,
in order that the employee may prop-
arty show their patriotism during the
day.
A. B. Casey, of New York city
, spent
*. yesterday in Norwaik on business.
,.
, ' The two children of Mr. and Mrs.
1W. 'E. Matthews, of “feet street, are
quite ill at the home oi their parents
with an attack of whooping cough.
‘ A party of ten young ladies leave
this afternoon for the .Esther College.
at Walnut Beach, Milford. to spend a
week's vacation. Mrs. Annie Farrell
villi chaperone the ladies.
_ ~Read St. John‘s for sale ad. Bar.
‘xains boats, engines.
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A month's mind mass of requiem
was celebrated this morning at St.
Mary's Church ior the late Thomas
O'Connor. The mass was held at ll
‘ ' o’clock and there were a large number
I ‘Pswtucket, R. l.,
of relatives audiriends in attendance.
Joseph Coberland, Albert Langloys.
.' John Logan and William Arnold, four
of the employees at the Dresden Lace
,Works, left town this morning for
where they will
" mend the Fourth with their relatives
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and families.
Henry Gehrnlann, of Westport ave-
nue, expects to take a. party to New
Haven in his line launch Sunset, slarlz
lug this afternoon and returning to.
marrow orcnillgdn prepllration for the
event he cleaned the boat's sides yes-
‘taerdary afternoon.
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~Look-$5. 60 Panamos. O'Brien.
Miss Grace Valieant. of Norwalk.
has gone to Beldgnde Lakes, Maine
101‘ the summer She will he with Mi.
and Mrs George Pomeroy and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Pomeroy of Academy
street. who are summcrlng at Camp
' Mac in the above named place,
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A moving epidemic struck Lowe
street, this week, and tour families
have left the neighborhood for other
places oi residence. ‘ Nicholas Garfield
and family went to Ililridgeporl; An-
drew Koetealltoes anddamliy to East
‘Norwalk; Mrs. Bridget Sullivan and
tamiiy to Cross street. South Norwalk.
and Mr. Ferguson and family to Cedar
“Mt.
_ wflet a‘ securely Razor Outfit. ’ior
lilo. See ad on Pagefi‘hreo.
There may he a contest over the on
tale of the late Patrick Collins. oil Red-
ding.’1‘llo property. amounting to
about 35. 000, was willed by Mr. Collins
to his daughter, Julianna. who maiden
in (Bethel. There are two other child-
run. A bearing upon the elimination of
the will to probate will be held on July
.. ,The contest, it there is one, will he
honed upon alleged menial incapacity
at the time the will was signed.
‘ 'i‘lie tence‘cn the south side or Mrs.
filer-melee 'J. leosfresidenco at the cor-
‘ her at Spring street and Hamilton
i avenue was damaged in n somervhat
’ peculiar manner, yesterday afternoon.
One or the teams or the notch A Ball‘-
or Company was pulling a heavy load
of lumber up ‘43 Hamilton avenue hill,
, and had reached a point near B .
court, when the wagon hogan It, '
Harry lsoworth, of New York city,
spent yesterday in Normans on hnsi.
ness.
Francis Martin, of Ridgeiieid, spent
last evening with friends in Orchard
street.
Miss Florence Benton, oi‘ ilidgciieid.
spent, last evening as the guest of
friends ill Norwuik.
—English Golf Caps. O'Brien.
Miss Marlon Bell, of New York city.
is the guest of Miss Agnes Lee Golden,
of Falriieid avenue.
Theodore E. Terrell. oi» Yonkers. N.
Y., is in town (0 spend the Fourth, at
Harbor View Beach.
Miss Ruth Allen, of New York, spent
yesterday and last evening as ,ihe
guost of Miss‘Ethel Becker. .”
Tile directors of the h‘airfleld Coun‘
i3: National Bank are scheduled to
hold a regular meeting on Monday.
Dr. C. Irving Ferris. of New York
city, is the guest of Mrs. John H. For-
ris. of Belle island. over the holidays.
The Master Plumbers’ Association is
scheduled to meet on Tuesday evening,
but (he meeting will likely he DOSlIlOII-i
ed. i
A lnoelin. ' of the Nutmeg Chill isl
srhedlllcd fm Tuesdln moninz, but it!
is not thought that the meeting will he
held.
.iohn‘Splan. ol‘ ()i‘i‘iliil’d aircel, left:
town this noon for Boston, where her
will spend Fourth of .iili)’ with reiu~
tires.
There is a meeting of the Winnipauk
Republican Ciliil scheduled for Mon-
day evening in the quarters in Win-
nlpauk.
WdFDivislon, Sons of Temper-
ance. are to hold o regular “meeting
Monday evening in their Willi slrout
quarters.
Our i’irotirers' Lodge, 1. C). 0. F..
No. 10, will hold a ,rcgular meeting
Monday evening in their quarters in
Wliil street.
Miss Clara Minimum of North Main
street, and trlondmattonded the Inuit'
ling Brothers‘ circus in “Bridgeport.
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Morwin d‘rowlirllligo, or
New Canaan, spent yesterday and lust
evening with Minn Katherine Doors, of
Orchard street:
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwoll and children
and Mrs. Frank F. liuntington, or
South Norwulk, are attending the cir‘
one at Stamford today. .
Miss Marie Bonnet New Haven.
spent last evening at sitar parental
home in ‘Biversido avenue. returning
to New Haven this-morning.
The ,Norwalk . Typographlcal .Unlon
wiliihoidits annual shore dinner at
the parlor: House. this evening. The
horn, are anticipating a very pleasant
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{Trade is scheduled for Tuesday, out
A meeting ‘of the Norwaik Board of
callus oi the fact that Tuesday is a
ii
the club
AT
cluthes. They
give a. man the look of distinc-
tion which most of us desire;
and they’ re a sure way of hav-
ing it.
Suits $18 and upward
Other good makes as low as $10
ROGERS s. STEVENS
TWO STORES . , .
14 S. Main St. 8. Norwalk
This store is the home of
24 Wall St, Norwalk
Hull Schaifner
Large. Soft ”Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round & Long Clams
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
:Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
Gordon Hosiery
'LAoiEs’
Cotton and Silk Lisle, 2 tor 25c,
’ 15c. 35c, 3 for 31, 50c.
Silk boot. llinck and Tall. soc.
Black Silk. 75o to $1.75.
CHILDREN'S
Black. 2 for 25c, 150 and 250.
White, ilio and 260..
Tan. 2 lol- 25¢, 25:: pair.
iNFANTS'
White and Tan. lite and 250
J. I. Mallette
(formerly Minn Dawson)
Iii Wuhinnton 6!. Tel . 44
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South Norwaik
- Trust Co.
c
. The Trustees have ordered that no
threat at the m. at 4 her aunt. liar
nnnnm be credited to tho depositors
in inshsavlnas monument for no
“current on: motor ending Juno all.
1911, puynhlo on and other July 10;;
you’ll find it
worth while to be dressed
in
1Hart Schaffner ‘ & Marx
are made to
it Marx oiolhos
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FREE DELIVERY.
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Are You Looking
for a square deal in dentistry? if so
there is no need of further delay he-
fore having your teeth out in perfect
condition. in thin ofiico lilo Work is
well done at a moderate coal. for per.
sonal attention in given every detail; .
nothing but the host mater-lain used.
and the moat approved nlolllodn. 1’s»
llontu receive courlooun treatment and
children meet with every connldsrn
lion. Consultation free and enilmaise
cheerfully given.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
in South Marin at, South Nowell:
Hourl: ll a. m. to 8 p. m. aun-
' days by appointment only.
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Mrs. Charles Franks. of Main ntrcel.
axiom yesterday in New Canaan with
relatives. . '
ill. Mory‘o Young Men's Club did
not most hint evening because of the
hot’woathor and two other oliructiomi. '
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Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mitchell enter-
tained the members oil the Pinoohlo
= Club at their, home Wildflower evens ‘
4 his. ‘
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Mr and him-Ed. Medium, of Broom
lyn. it. Y. m visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Motlrsth, oi Woodward uremic.
over the Fourth. , ,,
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Mrs. amnion homey. of Spring
Hill. in recovering after liar stroke w ,
Friends his milled to hem ,
out
neatly.
puny, during their time spent in town.
will be pleased to know that they are ‘ ‘
lent that: there in “S R. 0.” about or ‘
V ‘ 2’ Stock cumpany‘in the presentation or
. his usual ‘ouccess and is daily adding
. evening by the Full players to a large
i Stock Company Again Fa~
‘ variably” Mentioned. ‘
u great hit in :iiolidén", where
people patronize the theatre where
they now produce the iamiilur plays
which we once ’eniol ed, to such an ex.
my night. The Meliden Journal of '
Monday evening, June 28th, had the
followup to say 0! mo company:
The largest house that Poll's has
had since the opening 0! the summer
stock season greeted Molidens Own
“The Girl of the Golden West." It
won practically a capacity audience
and every one seemed to enjoy the
very creditable performance given,»
Miss Caroline wake in the role or , j
“The Girl. " is making new irlends, by‘
We are Prepared. to Serve You.
The Best of Everythmg to Eat
A and Drink at Low Prices
RED GRAHAMB. QOGIAL TflAS. NABISCOS. package .. ‘
. GUAKEZR CORN FLAKEB. per package
_ REX BRAND LUNCHEON SAUSAGE, can ......... .......8c
..Bc
nil.~-..y-i.-.a
f FANCY new POTATOES. per peck . ..50o .
‘ GOETZfiPONGE CAKE, per package ..... 19¢: .‘ ‘ .
"ex—ran «PiNK STAMPS WITH TEAS AND corroes
..Ehret’l. Lelhmann'o, or Felgonspan’a Beers, case ......sms
Schlitz, Pabst. Anheuser Busch or Piei's Beers, dozen .......... $1.20
champagnes Whl‘sides Boer: Mineral
Claret; Wines ‘ Ales Waters
Sauternos Brandlcn Porters
the score at every performance. Hoi- .
work is perfect in the title role of the
play and very favorable are the com.
plrlsons made between her delineation
oi the. part and that. of Blanche Bates
in the original Belaseo production. Mr.
Bustwick. as Rumelrez. the road agent
has 0a.,ditlicult part that he plays with
to his popularity here by his work Wil-
liam Howell plans the Sherlfl‘, Frank
Keenan‘s part in a convincing man-
nor
Te stage settings of the piece are
elaborate. The final picture. depicting
a sun rise in the Sierras. is a master-
pioc of. stageoral’l. ’
"Charlie‘s Aunt" was presented last
and appreciative audience. The play
is well known, being one of the clev-
ereut English comedies ever written,
and its presentation by Mcridcn‘s Own
Stork company has increased its pop
nlarily still more.
Albert McQuurie and John li‘lem.
minus did admirable work in their re
speclire parts and added new laurols
lo the. success which has attended
them since their first appearance in
this cilv. Alissiinllllp and Miss Locke
also did splendidly.
Harry Larrahce was seen for the
first time in Mormon since he lockup
acting as a profession. His appear-
ance added new interest to the play
locally. since his native home is in
Sonihingion. Mr. l..arrshee has risen:
rapidly in his profession. and his invi
ltlui appearance hero is ample proof
of his ability. Tho play was nlaguilh
really staged.
There will be matinees Thursday-
and Saturday. Thursday will he re»?
caption day {or the company, and the
members will rereivo their Meridian
friends on the stage after the per»;
lormfime, when ice cream and cake
will he served.
Tomorrow eveninz is "Tnhs‘ Night“
and there in absolutely no extra;
charge for scale. The advance sale.
indicates a rapuriilfllousr. 4
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Norwaik Aerie, Elwood.
l‘lrdor of Series. will hold a regular!
luellng on \l'cdnesdu)‘ eveninu at?
whirl) lime the report of rho i‘t‘i‘l‘gil"
lion to the i’lnnhury Fluid Day will he
heard.
Fruieruni
mm i
There will he n regular nwolfn.’ oil
the Nurwniit i‘ily Council on Monday
evening. it in likely that the morning
will he ill/812ml one, it held: the illii‘ii;
or July when oil the various: unicorn-i
lions are going on shout the rily.
A
Salmon .
Mayouaise
”(Tera n licllohms channel
in dict for “VIM! who like}
raid things in tin:
weather.
Take a can of fine Cw
lumhin Rivrr Suimml, and
he uure that all of the honor
and skin are removed.
in making thunmyow
mine use nothing but the.
best ()liive Qiiwthe com-
mon salad oil will ruin the
dressing.
Drona the 13 intro with the
small lettuce leaves and
serve the salmon with
plenty of the nmyonnnino.
'A can of salmon will be
enough for eight persons.
Savoy brand of Columbia
River Salmon is use the
can: a bottle of Sublime
Olive Oil is also a, quarter.
Have you thought of the
larder for the Fourth of.
July?
hot '
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A. F Beckmann 81 Co.
83 a. 85 WASHINGTON ST. ,
Phone 440.
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based on the finest mechanical principles. 4-30 four or five passenger
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Agent for Western Connecticut
32 ”South Main St“
Roton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
. Bathing and Other Attractions \
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA -_
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500
JACOBS BROS" Managers
$2 250—42, 350.
“The Mover see off the
Moyer Car the Moyer
' want to bare one”
Ready for immediate delivery
OSCAR H. BANKS, River St, Norwaik
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Mr. and Mrs. John 1.. mm... oi!
blowout-g. N. Y., are visitor. friends in?
Norwalk. ‘
"2 meeting or the Sixth Common d.’
A. 0., C. N. (in is scheduled for The
day evening.
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doorge‘W Bogardus. “councilman.
and well known- flreinsn or South riot, .
‘ walk, has seemed a uoaitiou as silica»
min with the n. it it
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