Fresh forthe Fourth}
1': FULLER .9. mm
Delicious
Chocolates
Q all'ltlavo’rs ,
i" , forthe Holiday now.
All kinds of Bakery Product)” A
F A LANE
51 Washington Street,
South .Norwalk
The
‘ "ORDER' 1
l'Lane’si Ice Cream !
VINOL
modern TONIC RECON
STRUGTOR. containing the medic-3
inal axtraotives of Fresh Cod Liv-
era, with Peptonote or iron.
Sold only by
r. HnsAxrrsn
. {Anderson'leaunch Wdrkhti
Launches and Boats
.' Of all kinds promptly built
I' Boats For 8an
All kinds of Repairing giving special
attention
Oyster Shell Point, .Norwalk
FOURTH OF JULY .SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will he issued as a through Rockinnd.hlnss., and Boston.
morning paper next Tuesday, July 4th.
‘ disorder that the employes may prdp-
Orly show their patriotism during the
. day. .
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Miss Marie‘oaruen. of Norwalk, is
visiting friends in New York city.
John. A Cahlll,‘oi‘l~‘tiver street, spentt
yesterday with friends in Bridgeport.
Clarence Byxbee, of Norwalk, spent
last evening with friends in Bridge-'
port.
, EX‘MELVOI‘ C. L. Glover, of Reading,
is spending the day in Norwalk on
business.
ddhn Sheehan, Jr., of High street,
Norwalk', spent yesterday with friends
In Stamford.
'Miss Anastasia Kelly. of Stevens
street, is etuertninlng friends from
New Rochelle.
Thomas iBurke. of Norwalk. is enjoy-
ing a day‘s vacation from his duties
In the lock shop.
The Putnam Hose company is soiled.
uled to hold its monthly business meet-
ing, this evening.
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-—Ciet a $5 Safety Razor Outfit for.
850. See ad on Page Three.
Frank (turmoil, of Wiliimuntic, spout
yesterday with ralatires and friends‘
in South Not-walk.
William A. Byxheo and Joseph (‘0 r-
coran, of South Not walk were visitors
in Bridgeport, last evening.
Charles T. McGovern. oi Norwnlk,
spent yesterday with friends at Short
Beach. beyond New Hpren.
Open house with be observed this ev-
ening at the Nutmeg Club and the vu-
rlous lire Companies in Norwalk.
The monthly buslnossmoeting of the
Arion Singing society will be held, this
log, in the. hull, in Madison street.
Collux Encampment, l. O. 0. F., will
hold its semi monthly business meet
ing this evening. in its hall, in Viinnh-k
ington street
Douglas Fowler Post. Grnnd Army
Republic will hold its weekly business
meeting, this evening. in its hell, in
Washington street.
The weekly business meeting of Pol.
eatino Castle, No. 2. A. 0. K. of M. C...
will he held, thio‘evouinu. in its room,‘
in Washington street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, or Cres-
cent Terrace. pitched their tents at
Colt Pasture beach, Bniurdoy. whore
they will enjoy a season or camping.
Mrs. F. [0' suite, and son, Francis
iii. State, or Holden uremia, are spend
in: the day in Bridgeport on o comblns '
on business and pleasure trip.
_ Chef 3...... Robinson, ot the Knob
‘ olub, has received o mot many orders
for his special Fourth of July dinner
which whine served tomorrow.
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The inouthly business meeting 1 the
‘” Booth Norwaik Board at Councilmen
will he held. thin eroding. trite. meeting
will probably be adjourned until some
‘ Walk noticed one or Mr." DoKiyn’s
Mrs. J. Conroy is on a valuation
Mass, to visit relaltves.
li‘ you are looking for a sale and con-
servative investment and one that will
give you it good return for your mom
ey. you would do well to look up (So-
issues of the Sentinel.
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The country residence of the lure
Steven C. Osborn, at rl'irooklleld, in-
cluding a large residence‘(2omplotely
furnished and twoire acres of land nt-
troctirely laid out. has been purchusod
by H. 8. Bristol. of minority.
The Winnipauk Republican Club will
hold its monthly meeting tonight ul the
quarters in Winnipnuk. A number of
important limiters are to come up for
consideration and a large attondnnce
is requested.
Rev. '1‘. J. Lee. of East River. Conn.
pleased the people of the Norwnlk Cou-
grenutionnl Church, yesterday. being
the supply minister secured for the
(lily. Bye occupied the pulpit at all our-
g’icos and delighted all who attended.
At midnight Saturday an automobile
drove into South Norwnlk towing n
'Flnnders automobile numbered C {3722.
The hitter unto did not have tho up-
uioroly some internal engine trouble.
burn and Hull's advertisement in the
penurnce or having had it serious no ;
cideut, and it is thought that ii wns‘
clothes. Thev
ing it.
24 Wall St, Norwalk
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Atioi hm inn spent sexelal durs 331th
mintiwu nnd friends in Brooklyn uud
N933 lurk (in Mrs Frank A State
and Miss Milly l-llizubetli Cussllly. ol‘
1?. lm stineet have returned home. The
report a most exrollonl time nud whili:
in the city they \isited Coney island.
T rnfllc ()illuer ’l‘hotnus Dornoy.
tho Norwnlk police force. stutloiipd at
let to take it slow while in tho oily llin
its of Nolwnlk. He is thus doing good
weik in promoting nny more accidents
(than me huppvnini: regularly in this
3 hoodoood town.
P. H. Connolley. oi' Dnnbury, button
I Saturday his lull term on commission-
er of the state bureau of labor atolls
tims. lie has been filling the unexpir»
ed term of the hm. William ll Sco-
ville up to the present time. ”Miles ii
.Rohorts. or Cannon, succeeds Willluln
1). Parker. oi Melideu. no chlol clerk
in Mr. Controller's omce.
The annual picnic at tho South Non
, walk Congregational Bible School will
be held at Roton Point. 'i‘hursday, July
o. if stormy, the picnic will be held
the next day. Members will come to
the church at 9:16 a. m. to get their
tickets. (Jars will/louvre tho ohuroh at
9:30 a. m. The American Band will
go down and furnish music to . tho day.
The entertainment committee is mole
ing arrangements tor guinea, and a
good time pray the expected.
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The item which appeared in The
Sentinel on Saturday. relotlre to tho
tastings of “William F. Deitlru, of Non
‘wnik. on the ironic remiiouons, is
‘onusing comment obout‘the town to-
dny. ‘ Yesterday o policeman of Nor-
chauffeurs on one of his delivery was»
one. turn from Mdln street at 8: 50
lo 'clock in themaorning into Wall street
on the hilt hand side oi! the street and
run in the loft blind side or the
ot‘
the corner of Muin and Wull streets“.
today, is warning evory passing auto-i
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i LADIEB'
Cotton nnd Silk Little. 2 for 25¢,
15o. 350, 3 for $1, 50:.
Silk boot, illnok and Tim, 50c.
Illnck Silk, 753: to $1.75.
CHILDREN’S
Black. 2 for 253:, 150 Ind 25c.
White. 15o Ind 250.
Tan. 2 for 25o. 25o pair.
INFANTS'
White nod Tan, 15:: and 25o
J. I. Mallette
(formerly Mino- anuon)
as Washington 0!. Tel. 449
AT the club,
worth while to be dressed
in
Hart Schaffner 8. Marx
'give a man tl‘ie look of distinc-
tion which most of no desire;
and they’re a sure way (if hav-
Suits $18 and upward
Other good makes as low as $10
ROGERS 8. STEVENS
TWO STORES
14 S. Main St. 8. Norwalk
This store is the home of
llurt Sclmttner ll; Marx clothes
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters. Round 8: Long Clams
‘ Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
vou’ll find " its ‘
are made to
FREE DELIVERY.
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Area You Looking
for n liquors deal in dentistry? it In
thorn is no need of further delay be
torn having your tooth put in perteot
condition. in this oiiloo the work is
woll done at a moderate coal. tar port
sonoi nttonllon in given every detail;
nothing but the host mntorluls usod.
dud the most approved methods. rs-
tichui roceivo courtoous treatment and
ohlldronwinoot with erory considorn.
lion. Consultation tree and estimates
cheerfully nlvon.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
to South Main 8L. South Non-lit ‘
Hours: 9 n. m to B p. m. Burr
doyl by Appointment only.
South Norwalk
Trust Cd”.
The Trustees have ordered thotixr
rarest ,ottho into at .4 per cent. per
onnum be credited tothe depositors
in the Savings Department for the
current six, months ending June till.
1911, populate "on and utter duly iii
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ALL rue LAW usoumso.
"'li .3 mun takes care or his wife
and children, he to dolug‘ail that is
required or him. under the law."
This was one oi tho bit» at wisdom
enunciated by u Pittaburg judge at
the close of a trial tor wile (insertion.
As it plenum! strictly legal advice. it
is current enough. we euro "it. But
real home: where man and wives are
happy. iii-o never based on any
such principle. The man who in the
sort of husband to" help make it
homo doesn‘t tolls ours or his wits ‘
nod children because the law requires
him :to. nor door he trouble to in-
quire where the timber the lows re
dolronient iii to be round. When it , »
" , in View of married ‘
l
‘ to thoughts of planting As the verge-
'. huve hot weather."
the minds oi the oyster 'giowm turn
table ilulmer watches the melting or
too and snow and the plans or bout ‘
leaving the glouud, so the oyster? lar- ,
mer, about this tipi‘e of your. notes
the degree at boot and the warmth ot
the water, for npuwning‘oysloru must
The operation usu-
ally ooours in August, but the plantar
must have his ground propoiod before
that takes place. ‘
Preparing the Oyster Farm.
‘ So, instead or plowing and luu‘row-
lug, he spreads large quantities of
shells on the spawning grounds in
order that the "set” may attach itself“
to the shells and later be dredged and
transplanted to other water's, there to
grow and mature. Just now the
nenrhyplunters are getting ready to
“plu’nt‘f‘shellsl At the present time
there are n number of shell craft in
the harbor. a large threemnster, deep
ly laden. having arrived from Boston
last evening. it is estimated that
thorn are between 75,000 null 100,000
bushels of shells in and about this port
randy for planting.
Right after the Fourth the work of
spreading those shells on the beds or
the owners will begin and will bu kept
up [or about}; month. Then there will
be the anxious wait to know,whether
(it not thosut this year is to be large or
nmaii. Along about August 10 or to
the not 33'lll"probab|.y be large enough
to homolod under it microsuopé’ nud
dilielentinied lrom ”jingle“ or “don“
lilodeokor' sot. Tho number on such
shell of the specks, which will some
tlui’ be "Bluo Points," indiouies the
extent ol' the sol.
Natural Growtbero Interested.
We are Prepared to Serve You“? .
The Best: oi Everything to Eat ‘
and Drink at Low Prices ‘
. RED GRAHAMB. SOCIAL TEAS, NABlSQOS, package
. QUAKE-R CDRN FLAKES. poo package .......... ......
‘REX BRAND LUNCHEON SAUSAGE, can L ‘
FANCY new POTATOES. per pack ..... ....... Loos} ‘
GOETZ ‘BPQNGE CAKE, per package . .
...L.8o~
28;.
8c“
..‘.. ............ 19c" '
3 r _- .. ,
sit-Tun. PINK STAMPSVWITH: TsAo Auo corneas H
Ehrot'o. Lolbrnann‘o or Felgonspan’a Beers, case ........ ......tllJS ‘
_8chlltz, Fob-tr Anheuoor Busch ‘or Piel'oBosro, dozen ..... $1.20
. Chn‘mpagnu Whloklel , ‘ Beers {Mineral
‘Claroto wine: “ Ales Waters
Sauternes Braodleo Porters
as s as WASHINGTON or.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
Phono' 440. .
SOUTH NORWALK
The Kli
incidentally tho. natural glowthors
of tho oit3, and there are u iniuo l1lllll~3
her of them. the interested in this set
[or thoil winter‘ 5 wank depends lnlue
ly upon how the grout Str-nu’md Bridge
ter in agony.
mother he runs lmuoh interehlvd
Whatever went on in the kitchen.
day she sold to him:
all tor yourself.
:
vliolibio pondered.
rog'lnr site.”*~l~‘our Seas.
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A QUEST DISDAINED.
“My spoorh uni: ruthoi‘
.nn nil-aid" said the young, states
man; “but i unsure you that it vou-
tnlns numerous grills ot‘ thought. "
"Perhaps." ropliod Mr. ilrowrhor
'liut i have uovor allowed myself to
storlon oi
ington Slur.
it 3ou can eler porauudou neural:
number of the people. who I‘t‘lll and
are inituent ed by Want" udxortisinn
in The Elontlnel to take a look at your
properly. you'll lind a buyer.
A .
Salmon
Mayonaise
Hill-re n dullrious dilution
in. diet for those win: him
mid things in the hot
weather.
Take it tun of lino Cw
lumbin River fiolnmn, and
in: euro that all of the hours
and skin on: removed.
noise use nothing but the
best (liivo «Oil—4.130 cons
ulou salad oil will ruin the
dressing. . “
Dress the plates with the
small lettuce leaves and
. serve the salmon with
plenty of tho nioyonnuido.
‘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 tin!
larder for the Fourth of
“July?
port bed has lured in the 33.33 of 035- i
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HE DIDN'T Man. 1
When ‘llohhio went to see his grund‘.
.ju‘.
One'
"l‘in going to;
make you a nice little pie in n 83tlt‘8l',.
Don't you think “it
pretlrrgood to tulle so much pains ";
"Grundmolhert'fi
he said M lungili. "mother told me not?
to be a bother. and it it's nolng to lief
limp, you run just us. well make my pic
lengthy, l '
take the slightest interest in those;
hurled lrunsorigin-Woun-;
hIn making the mayor»-
i.Tel 500
oases-«$2,350. Ready
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car. with a quiet running motor.
bated on the finest mechanical principles. +30 four orfive passenger
Touring Car, fully equipped. at $1675.
w. o. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut
Roton Point Hole
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating. ‘
Bathing and Other Attractions ‘
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA .1
“The 1 Mover see of ”the
Mover Car the Mover
want to have one”
no Kar
Runabout, $1500.
32 South Main 3".
‘Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties ‘
JACOBS BROS... Managers
for immediate delivery
5 OSCAR n. BANKS,
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AUTMflBlLE KNDGKS i
This 33 o lid gin:
Rivér St, Norwalk H
loioie tile on i “dull to; stopped.
13 little liillllntinn .18
to loo speed of tho mnvulno it? tho
‘MUSTUS Kuonl DOWN tinit' “lilt‘ll AVilill‘fiSt'S any was (woos
(Continued liolu First Pugs 3 ’ ““9-
. Thu: Mr. Knorr one not killml is
.3me of tho blow with m5 huuilu. 'l‘ho considered ronuirkihlo for h.» was
innit norms in “0 onllrt-lv with th uzl‘ur‘lt u torrilir- blow fillli thrown hard _‘
.llllDisl u ho one u pop the 33mm: side nmhm tho llilt‘ll puwzueul WM“.
ended at about :iio [mini whore
oi the loud. lonllu. 3 to law and ti ill
lb: .K‘gillflliwlld Mi Knoir is testing
ronilriluhh ut his honm this ntior
noon. and his pipslllnu. ilr Viiilluiu
.l. 'lluco). spin til ul thoio all: no lrru-
hon honors und thni unites uoiuo inlui
innl injuries no: wt disrororod npponr
Ehlr. k’norr will recover in due Viilli'ou.
’liu- nirldont plus it printiui one in
in n my with tho ltnillo unit-h it! that.
particular time or Minimduy 33
ultiodly consented. ”rho tools in tin:-
ii~i3uo and why the notolat turned to
‘tho loll. dud. rounded tho trolley, are
easily opporont. Tho nluohlnn won a
While gnooiino touring our owned by
Philip llrundmolor, nl' lilsrluuond lllll,
V.:' it. it was driven yesterday by his
oinbtesn-rooraold non Frederick. und In
the our were another brother und :1 sis.
‘ tor. beside tho lsthor.
'l‘hoy hull retained a point oppoolm
lmkwoods Hull. when lheli pauntgo.
on their right hand oido was blocked
An outnmobllo was stopped at the
curb in trout of the meat market near
the corner of hmiih strum nod abreast
of it who u moving trolley our. Two
uthor uutomobliéo were coming down ‘
Mill Hill on tholr right hand side. To
not up the hill. in the bum that the
man was. he noun. necessarily out on
morn speed, round the trolley our and
return to Mil own right bond title he»
tore the rum other autos coming down
no inn should reach um plate, is.
then it would be impossible to make it
Wills.” as ho is familiarly known to
his many blonds. had but the moment
before run down no... lmris street.
and norms ”hilt street to the foot or.
the hill near Build: «treat to onion
‘ the our. union on tho one oppronohw
. was standing.
.tlio While iiiuoiiinu is but about olulil.
inches from the ground npd would not
uiiow his body
cinching lllltl drooping him.
3 won hot rolled to [HIV side and under
(”to
M do i nuddon [Kill]! iii “iv lulu:
ilu oi Nuiuuik “Hit up: of tho iirsl to
wuvli‘ illv
llnoinlirli in putting him from linuontl
tin.- uuio and lulor unolsimi him into silt L
unto. uuronipuuriuu him
ham .1. Trader‘s pilloo in Wool urouuo.
km
The iorwurd ash» or”
to punk lnuluuth ll.
'l‘lim ho
of lip: wheels is surprikluiz.
l‘lu tmliv. Nil. 33 illi‘ii ups in ulmu’o
mum resiloois, and ldfllltillb lbio for it 0! “WWW ”WM” I“Willi Mid “0*
loimuu i‘lnlk. won brought to it most
louopli l‘Ul‘ ‘
injurrd lllilli'u slut; and no
to l‘lr. Wit?
iloro Ml. linoi‘r‘s iuiurluu worn dross»
33d null ho wns otherwise uliondotl
lilo pliyolulun, who inndo him no rout-3..
lurluhio no pounlblo uudor tho'olruumw
stunt on.
An oxmuiuutiou showod inn
no honor. trove biokon He was lilo
removed to his home. whore ho is uni
ing on noisily nit Divisible. e outdo: _
tho serious bruioul mid oonlualono‘ on ‘
mined. about the right hip and
3 which come lnwonttwt with the not
when he was dragged along.
The driver oi llio'nmohioo was plow
oil under arrest by Captain 'rno'
Hunt, who was on duty at the onto it
the entire party taken to tho slut
house in Water street. They pore
'hohnd. it seems, for Strstl‘orti. up
they have lriondo at tho‘iime. More
lot: llroudmoier was admitted to;
of 5750 furnished or the Stroll”
than. who with notifiedof their pill?-
dloamont.
'iiiie boy driver nos lit-lord .i .
Wlliigoi F Tummonr, this mount,
the Norwolk towimourt for it it "
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