FOR SALE BY
florace R. Nash, Cor. N. M. St West Sts.
RANGES
Meet every
‘ cooking need.
VISIBLE BAKING AND
ROASTING WITH THE
GLASS OVEN DOOR
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ldeutenuut William
last until the 13th lust.
It-cra have boon
throughout the tsunami.
Idurty ('Uillmvlli‘t-n on
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On May 27th, the
Sixth
COAST anrtttsav ourv. ‘
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(‘ontpnny
, ants in The sentinel Are WinnerS' Mil onto)- lls annual ilctd do: at IlioI
i rillt- butts in South -Wllt,in. 'I‘hc boys!
. will ho the ortior oi the tiny.
IwIll Illlk‘i la' III at i ~itl- Iractlcci Pl.
I I tttyo ItItI i esewe
Captain Mbumsn and Lieutenant Gul-
lsn Go to Fort Wright.
Captain Albert M. Mousmsn and
Cullen, of the
Sixth'Company, Coast Arlllory Corps,
c. n. n..'or The Norwalks, have been
ordered to report at Steamboat dock.
in New London on Thursday morning
at 9:45 o'clock, from whence they and
tho other commissioned officers of the
corps. will be transferred to Font II.
II. Wright, Fishers‘ Island. N. Y., for
their tour of instruction which ',
On that date
tine examinations for the armor» of
itht-Ir work covering tho past year will
I be taken by all the commissioned .ofll’
Iccrs. ’l‘ho examination covers largely
|thc at‘tlllt'ry work In which tl
steadily drilled]
will
It: om-
'l‘ho, Count Artillery (‘orpu tour «III
Juno
your and continucs until June 26. The
corps will be stationed at Fort. iI. (i.
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An Unparalleled Offer
NO HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD 'l‘O. MISS
A COMPLETE $2.50
Kitchen Outfit 980
One Meat Cleaver, oil tempered steel, extra heavy, retail value .. . . . . . . t$
One high grade. oil tempered steel CarvinngnifC, rctail value
One high grade. oil tempered ”steel Bread Knife, retail value . . .. .
One high grade Meat Saw, tempered steel blade, retail value . . . . . . . . . .. .
One imported Sharpening Stone, retail value- . .... .. . . .. . .s. . . . . . . . . . . .
One extra strong Can Opener, retailvaluc
One high grade Paring Knife, oil temperet‘ steel: retail value . . . . . . . . . . . .
One high grade Pot Fork.,oii tempered steel, retail value . . . . . . . . . .. .20
Total $250
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READ AND PROFIT!
This Kitchen Set is positively offered only by
The Sentinel to its readers. It will be given for
98c and Ten Coupons cut in numerical order
from The Sentinel. (“The Unexcelled Kitchen Set
fills a long-felt want by the American Housewife. There has never been de-
signed for practical use a more serviceable and complete Kitchen Set.
hOulsehom is‘tully equipped without one of these unexcelled Kitchen Sets. A
true friend in the kitchen. This Set consists of eight handy and indispensable
utensils, which will make culinary duties a pleasure every day in the year:
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Each article in this Set is fully guar-
anteed. Any piece that does not give
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be cheerfully replaced. This Kitchen
.Set must be seen to be appreciated.
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, Women’s
Best Interests
‘ demand that every woman should
spare herself unnatural sufl'ering
by obtaining safe and propcr hpr
when physical ills and nervous
depression occur. When ailments
siid suffering come to you remem-
ber there is one sni'c, eii‘eotive
gentle and well-tried remedy“-
Without a doubt the toughest
sud most durable finish made.
DIST FOR FLOOR.
AND ALL WOODWORK
Easily applied, dries over night
CHARLES a. now,
Washington St. South Norwslk.
4%?
of special value to women.
. Becchum's I’ills remove the cause
of suil'cring; they cleanthe system
and by their tonic, hclpi‘ul action
rclicvc you of headaches, back-
: aclics, lassilutiu and nerve rebellion.
I Try It fow (Imus and know the
I d‘III‘crcnccr-‘Itnow how Beecham‘s
, I'ills will In'lp your feelings;
how tin-y strcincthcn, invigoratn
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i I'lvcry woman should be. sure to mud
Ilil‘ :viX't'Iill directions \rith cvcn' box. I
,wliich was standing
illccrs lii'os. Itronm'y
tlrlvcr or lItt‘ tr wk Ptnu’lcd to buck hip
_ tlmtfllllit‘.
‘QlllllIlli's auto and for u to»: sot-outta
crashing was hcaId,
’ stopped and lhu nicn wcrc uopn in tho
i nirctrt.
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AUTO TRUCK :HITB SMALL MA-
CHINE WHEN BACKING UP
\VES'N’HI’I‘, May R.w.lt)oeplt Quintin
had his auto damaged considerably onI Ml-llcr that U“, Board of Health had:
Saturday morning. whcn the auto (Iii-1 no rinhi to pass such an order with»=
,Ilvery l’l‘lltik
{Koch-Ir and Root. of Norwalk backed
' into it.
holonglng to Holmes,
QultIllII was traveling down Main
strcci and was about to pass tho ’Il'lli'li
in trout of tho
atorc when the
The car lvnckctl into Mr,
lioi h curs worn
laid «nub-r- In hos-s 10:» 2k. :
CORPORATION PAPERS. ‘
. Artlclcs or assuriutlon have licen-
fllcd III tlitI olllcc of tho acct’ctnry of
the state by tho Troop R Armory As.
‘SIII‘IIIIIOII. Incorporated, Hartford. ’I‘hc‘
subscribers are .lnmcs L. Howard;
; Francis .1. slicarcr. Francis Parsons-
ilddwiu t7. [licltonnom Morgan (l.
gilnlltlcy, .ir., Thomas W. ltuuscll, .l.,
Ill, Kclso Davis and Edgar l~‘. Winch"
inmu. Al‘tlclcs or association hurc
illicit) bron filcd by tho Provlnrc or Ht'li‘
.crcnto, lucorporatcd. of uriditcport.
inntl by tho Tadcnoz Kosciusko, In.
; ct‘irpnrutt'd, oi Milford.
. 'l'ho liiniicld Country t‘lnb, Incor-
Tporatcd. or Enficld, has tilt-d its aim;
Ilium-(,0 or organization, showing Its
{unicorn to no as follows: l’rositlcnt,
tIrIInan A. i'pnon ol’ 'l‘Iiumpsom'Illc;I
g\‘Icc—prcsitlcnt.(icorgc .\_ t'tumnt of
:Windsor Locks; immuror, John K?
I itisslond or 'I”lmnt;u«onvllic; accrcturi,
tilt-rlwrt I.. \‘It-lln oi ’l'i‘tntnpmmt‘illv;
‘dlrcvtvirs, thc ottttors, A I), lliuniua
étil‘ 'I’itIIIIt;unilviiiv. W. H. Willillt‘i'. .IIV.‘
lot“ ICutlI-‘ui. ii. 8. minor ot Iiurtmt
Mutt. It It. twin to I-Zntirltl and w.
‘ I' Scltnuiw of ‘I‘Itttmpnontlilo, _
A I"’I‘III"$‘III“ ol‘ IIIcoI'pm‘zitlt‘ut has
éltht [33th I»; tltc Smith it Ilont Lutn»
:lu r I‘~'up:II-,\, Now Hatch; capital
Wort. r‘tyruw; to twain loudness with
tillili Smith.
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sit. out im'nt'gmt'utt 2'»: .I.
“III ii‘.":t Smith (‘I NW
\‘t‘tiiinm II lit/lit of Wine! Haunt.
IIIIVI'H
Tito I‘ilillli‘i'ili‘lll 'l'rtlmt‘t u I‘m‘pnm. ‘
Him: :1‘ lmui (linulvzr). this tllml .‘vifiii ‘
Frat» iowlnn III“ l'ni'ntltt of 53.3““
Hiatus». or it.- mutual smut-.4 amountiuu
‘ In $53'tttgu'uy
:TRACY BROTHERSGETCONTRACT
liAll I‘li'llitlt .\lu:{ R "I‘hv 'I‘Jiit‘l’tll-1
Ilt’inizr to Minion ilfiti inward: »I lit-1 tutu ;
III-.n-I for tho rrwttun oi a building for;
Iiil'Iillt'lti cant-A oi tulictculosls uninttui
innuwn, a3 Moriticn In 'l‘I'ncy ‘lltuthui‘s:
lot“ \\'nicritnry tor smut, cht wcclti
i bid“ will lic opcnotl for a sitnliiu'i
I lutildlimt at Sin-lino. I
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Keep the Hands Sort
and the
Complexion Fair
USE
Bminfltury
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W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
. onuaots'rs ‘ . V
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
a No. Main 8t.. Bo. Not-walk
: r... sate
Plot of land and buildings. center
of city, 103 toot front, 175mm deep.
On main Ilno»trolloy. inquire price
and partirudars from
J. M. LAYTON & co.
(Incorporstsdi‘ . ,
REAL ESTATE AND INIURANOI
‘ AGENT" ‘. ‘
()ur Spring goods are now
in stock. While we have a
largcr assortment, of line
goods than over holorc. we
have not forgotten the cheap-
or and of the line. and are
showing a great. many pat-
terns from 10c per double
roll up.
The Gorham CO.
1-2. a. column,
E. W. YOI'NGS.
i‘rOps.
to First St. E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
CON NECTICU‘T "OYSTER" rims: '
(The Fishing Gazette.)
) New Haven oyster growers are un-
' decided at present what action to take
, roxarding the Board at Health ban 011
humor oysters. There is talk 0f ”N-
ing to have annulled the regulation
. prohibiting the sale of harbor oysters.
iand It Is likely the oyster growers will
Italic the question before the Board of
fAldermen at Its next meeting. At a
; public. hearing of the committee on
gnawers on the petition of F. J. Mano
. {laid and a tow hundred other persons”
glnclnditlu practically all of the oyster?
‘trrowra asking for a change In tho
Iaewage system, with a view til remOV- mcdlciac. It is the favorite formula
lag the present contamination of the of a wall knowu physician, and has
“WNW". II was I‘Iflhm‘d by (I. Edmund l the endorsement of hundreds of phy-
sicians ot‘ eminence in their pro our
sion, who prescribe it In all cases of
constipation. dyspcpsiu or liver trou-
Iiité. knowing from cxpcricncc that it
will Inaltc u oomph-lo and lasting
cure.
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Dr. Howard's Dyspepsia Specificf’
Regular Price 50c. Frank H. .
Baxter's Price, 25c.
The special half price sale of lir.
Howard's specific for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia by Frank II.
llaxter means the saving of a. few
dollars on every taI‘nlIy's yearly bill
for medicines.
Each 50 cent, bottle (Mr. iiaxter
sells it for 25c) contains sixty doses
of a medicine that can be depended
upon to cure the worst case of con-
stipation. dyspesln or liver trouble.
This remedy is apt an ordinary
out approval of the Board of Aidcr-
Incn. Mr. Miller t'luimed thc ordcri
prohibiting the solo of harbor oystcrs‘
was. in (hurt, on ordinuncc and it
was up to tho lioard of Altlcrmcn and ‘
not tho Board of Health to ll‘illiiC ordiw.
notices for thc city. i from the how low which makes It IIII»
LIIIH'I'oI'I lirothcrs. of Now lint-(m, luwl‘ul to plant oystcr beds with own
growls of oysters In u down timer-unannlng the boats not residents of
out places on Long Island Sound. has Ncw .Icrscl‘.
practically dccidcd its eximrlmcnt of i‘luropcan shipments front South
trying to t‘aiuc oysters In Little Nor—:Norwnilt Illn't“ fallen on' considerably
rattansctt Bay is IIIIsIIct‘:cI-Iarttl. Capt. this your. an cot‘nparcd with the pre—
(lskins. who was born recently from 3, vlons years, about 10,000 barrels hav-
,.\'cw liuwn in the company's intcraing boon Billllltt‘tl this your, against.
cats. said thc firm had tlccidcd not to‘ 20.000 to i’IUJlIIi) in previous ycars.
attempt inrthcr cultivation at tho: Twenty variontis of soot] have boon
siwlllish Iii Stoninaton. The firm has . shippcd from liridgteport and ill from
HIT. arrow“ in (‘onnccticnt waters. towni New llnvcn for Pacific coast points,
got Stonington. a considerable portion on it is expcctcd that twicc that num—
of which at tho mouth at the I’awcn~ nor will IllH’c bccn shhuwd within-
tuck lllror is planted with oysters tho ncxt week.
and '31 acrca adjoining and in Rhodi-z
Island waters, all of which is under
'cuitlraiion. It is three years since: M' TERMINALS.
the firm began to grow oysters at: NEW HAVEN. May it. ----- Announce-
Stonlngton, but tho lish. says the Now I mom was madc iIcrc. today. of the ap-
L’OltilOll “liar.“ have not Incatcd out fnointincnt of ii. ‘I‘. Horn. for many
well and arc scarcely of a markup yours conncctcd with tho New Ytu‘k.
nblc sign. The company was cncour. Nit-w Haven and Hartford Railroad. to
Mind uttcr careful investigation Infinite charge of the Boston & Mnino
lnttcmpt to grow oysters in those wo-Emilmnd terinuls at l-‘ortlznul. .\lc. lie
tors (lWlllg to tho fact that whata tow , will assume his duties at once.
.nntirc oysters found there wow Or:
.crccllcni quality.‘ The attempt to
rainc- transplantctl bystcrs, IlOWOW‘ti
has born a disappointIncnt. The lll‘illi
Quill contluuc. howrwor. tn tnltc m‘WITRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
Vol itn- limit! that havc boon plantcd. BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
All thc oystor planting bouts alum:l FACILITY CONSISTENT
HORN TO TAKE CHARGE OF B. &
4' H... ...
City National Bank
tho New :Icrscy coast, sailing Wort“: WIEZNKSINEND
Ili'SiIily. Iuc Itrst \IiIV oi 'Iit" onto)“ ___w_ _
planting: season in tho \I‘zttcrs ron—l Capital Surplus and Profits
town... to Out: Show In lwtzin tho son Qstoonooco ‘ $117,000.00
A Combination
Coal and Gas
Range
in tho ltt‘cr‘t anti III‘SI thing. It
takes up loss room and is mine
economical.
IIUII‘N,‘ mu I—‘llm'liff II more for
your hrw Imus» or twtorc you
buy 0th Ior on old llouso.
tomc‘nnd look at thciu.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: West tits.
SNorwaIII
mn‘s intuit: tloun oz' omit-r spuwn.‘ H.
.' . ' . ic. Dc osit Boxes Sc and 5 or car
that \II'II imwr mun than tho ouugsa p m" $ p y
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, tat Vice-Pres.
on: “Wire :it‘t"ti.~‘mllil‘tl to carry in for?
llouts that usually taunt
in: i’ Mu‘l‘n. ‘ . .
.’ iuh: trout out with nic. or sit. and FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vice-
wwwmcn boats in many that's u'cul ; WII:I:’SR.ED BODWELL. Cashier
; (I I: Willi onli tlII'cc Inch. 'i his I'csuitsr’ mm...
' I DIRECTORS
’ i E. H. Mathewson J. Juilace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
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. vocommons»boomoomcmswg . cmman Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
s‘r
g; The Reed & \IOIR 3::‘Sam'tlcl $3.313“; 33:23.35; Hurlbutt
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7 it Electrical (’0' :‘i Hello! Spring: is Here
2? ' The Only Fully Equipped ‘
‘ ilousc cleaning season is on hand.
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ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
When you clean house you have
ltniisohold goods to dispose of. I Iay
gtho highest cash pricrs for it or us-
; change.
g 3‘ union susmso no. Main St. ,
I“ So. Norwnik. MUSIC liall Mock g M L R
.; I . . osen
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,0‘3" mos ‘ II 15 EIy.Ave.. South Norwalk
LOVER’S
“The Place"
From Quarry to Cemetery
Save that Commission
usually paid to agents selling this
line or work. _
- ‘ We Employ No Agents
(let our prices before placing your
order for .
Decoration Dsy Work
so. NORWALK MONUMENTAL
worms -
84 So. Main 8t.. South Norwslk
, Tel. 904
w DIES
WHITE
SHOE
WHITE CANVASS PUMPS
$2 and $2.50
I ' I K
WWBLE IBI'FOCAZ
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Net-walk. “‘
Fenwick Optical Co.
WHITE NUBUCK PUMPS
-. $3 and $3.50
.4
HOtel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up-to-Dato
Rates $2 per day and Upwsrds
WHITE NUBUCK BUTTON BOOTS
$3.50 '
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SUNDAY DINNERS 750
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Banquets a Specialty-
WHITE NUBUOK OXFORD for MEN
4‘ DAVID w. RAYMOND W... 0...“... tonnes.
‘ Its-min" " Funeral Director Fmbalmer W '
I). III. Patent Office. . .
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" ‘ Dillcosftmiiizldnshzm. I?" denolstnfi W'ashlngzonzt. - TWO STORES
‘ moccasin. court. “"I’ °"‘ " °”‘°""-"3°‘2' South Norwttlk'
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