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Exclusively.
FERTILIZERS. SEWERPIPE.
LAND PLASTER.
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GULF REFINING CO.
Gasoline
13c gallon
AT
The B. Hershiieid 8: Son Co.
‘ 'l'sl. 294. 122 Wstsr It.‘
'Walk-iOver
WEARER
is a \Vaik‘Ove-r booater. Everybody
boosts a good thingw-nnd Walk-Over
Shoes are the best things in loot-
hear. I
M Josem 8. Sons
‘ ‘ Two Stores.
.195 Washington llridgo. . 1 Benton Sh!
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mud it for something that you do not actually need.
~ and i gave you a lemon
. doesn't go around with bolls
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Holmes Milliner‘y
Exclusive and Prmticsl lists. re-
modeling trots customers' materials
a specialty
TAILORED GOWNS
REMODELED
Previous season's or poorly titling
turnouts may be remodeled in
strict conformity with (union's lat-
est decree.
HAIR GOODS
Prices Always Ressonahle.
3 MONROE 8T.
JUNK
There are junk dealers that are slv
ways knocking their competitors as to
tleir honesty. 1 claim all Junk men
are alike—Ahoy are all honest But
they can't pay my prices. Toke ad‘
vantage of my high prices (or all kinds
of junk.
BAGS. 1c PER LB.
Spools! high prices for Feather Bods.
G. YOURDISKY
Tel. 912. 25-27 Ely Avs.
Homer S. Beers 8. Co.
22 w. WABHlNOTON '37.. so, NOR.
20 wooowano AVE. so. nos.
13 mm or. nonwntx
You re Wise Charlie,
Aren’t You?
Mother: Charlie. you‘re wise.
a‘int you" What did you send that
junkman in here tor whcn I told to"
to telephone ill for Wm liifrun. 35
Port St. East Norwilk. vino pays lo
in for rags and better when for
rubber morals. and i‘caihcr beds than
anyone else.
Charlie:
make?
Mother: What difference does it
make it you asked ms for as orange
What. dilforenco does it
right woll than We live in a good lo-
‘H' cality and we don't want bélls dang-
ling around here. and “or Effron
no:
come to the house unless sent tor.
Next time watch {or the sign, 35 Fort
St. and you will learn something.
To
Enumerate
the Merits
iof
The
Sentinel
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Seth B Remington.
The city lost a good and inithl’ul
citisen and the town a faithful ser-
vant when Seth Ii. Remington. of 63
Spring street, pusod to his reward at
9 o’clock this morning after several
weeks' illness. Mr. Remington was
known to be ill. but the news of his
death came as a shock to his wide
circle oi friends who had confidently
expected his recovery.
Mr. Remington celebrated his sev-
entyflillr birthday on March 28. th~
lug ham born in Salem. Conn, on
March 28, 1837, and is survived by one
son. llowurd Remington. six grand
lchildron and two great grandchildren.
The lateral arrangements will be an-
nuunced .nter.
Mr. Remington has been a promi-
nent member of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church (or mnny'yonrs. lie
has been a class leadcr for twenty-
elght years and has been identified
with every progressive movement of
the church. accepting his share or the
worries and responsibilities of the
business of the'congreagtion with a
never ceasing enthusiasm and love for
the work. '
For the past sixteen years. the de-
ceased has been the Janitor of the
inward school and as such is briov- :
(d by the present and lust generation
ills vork was nlwnls faithfully donc
iillltl 1hr- town oillilnls ucre spared
loom about [but sthool while he had
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Funeral of Miss Prior.
The funeral of Miss liridncl l‘z-ior
“lie held from St. Mary's (i‘hurch yes-
mo o'clock. 1m. ’
.llcliiuulss coicbrntml the
Al the oil’ol'toi‘y of the
Mrs. lrviur. linynms rcndrrod
""lin.li~‘1‘." 11nd idiot ”"lnw to i‘m u "
in PM remains lil'lt‘ lullnc truth the
1 lillltll Airs. lia 11w snug Lend Kind
12" Milli! " iiov. Mciiinilcss in :1 low
'hv {Milli} ii'm't‘ «unaomliou
'i‘hv nailinnrvrs
\n-rc 'l‘l'uxnas H White. at ilnuivtli‘y;
Jumps Winn». of South .‘x'nrunik:
Frank i‘urrnn. t’tl llruigopori. nnd
ilnnv White. oi New York «in. pop-
llmw oi" the duccnsvd. ‘l‘hcrs \\'i'i'i‘
many bluntiltll ilornl irilm'm. liitci‘g
1mm tool: pmcc in S1. Mum's turtle“
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Funeral of Miss Prior.
The funeral services over tin--
mains oi“ Miss Bridget l‘rior were held
from 72 Ward street at it o'clock this
morning and from St. Mary's t‘humh
at 9:30 o'clock. The interment follow
or] in i-il .\litl'\"a Cemetery.
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THOUSANDS AT WILD WEST
SHOW
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Rain Apparently Had No Effect on At.
tsndance
liven the downpour of yesterday
with the cold, dump nir and muddy
ronds did not keep the crowds away
from Buffalo Bill's Wild West and
presumed at tho Baxter grounds. Both
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:i’awnoc illil's Far East Show that was
' the aim-noon and evening perforumu-
‘cm. were attended by crowds that ill-
'lcd the spacious tent to overflowing.
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1 SOlilt'IhllilZ doing. every
" The show was a great one.
There unis
minute .\c.
thon predominated; the peoples assum-
,hlcd from all lands whore horseman-
;licsi which was pretty
' years.
ship counts for anything did their prel-
ouough im-
Soulh Norwnlk. The shooting was
'grenl. Buffalo Bill doing some crni-lt
shurpshooling from the back of u gal-
loping horse (insults his advanced
Taking it altogether the day
was a big one for The Norwalks and
y very little roughness was noted.
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The Sentinel Want. columns reflect
the activities of the fall seasou~they
{are at their best. now.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
John ltozico to Mnlk Olljsn. lot and
buildings. Lexington avenue. War.
\\'111. is). Lockwood and wife. _io
(‘hnrles ll. Allen and wife, pnrecl or
land. old Wilson Point road. War.
Parish of Si. Paul‘s Church to Wal-
, lilt'e lmnn and Frederick L. (,‘hundlcr.
to loss and to the temptation to _‘
if domain
e South Norwalk Savings Bank ‘
It is safe and drawing interest.
A DOLLAR GTARTs AN ACCOUNT.
Open Monday evenings.
Closed Saturdays at soon.
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tour and one-half acres, Ward street.
lllltl \i'tast ltoclts road. War.
Mary I«‘. liurlhutt to George Mitch-
cil. lot. and buildings. Union avenue.
Lawrence is i’hilcox to Lena M. Sl-
mon. two lots. Harbor View iiouch.
Wur.
Russell hi. Morgan
Wardeil, building lot.
Wur. '
Mary F. V. Summit; to Charles ll.
Briggs, .lr.. and wife. two lots and
buildings. Rowuyton. War.
Harbor View Realty‘Co. to Fannie
110“] la 0.
avenue.
to
East
"dreamy. two lots, Harv-or View hearth.
War.
Fannie Grosory to Build M. Mitch-
oil two lots. Harvor View Bosch. War.
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missus m The sun, l
y A good ad. in the right pspor
reaches the riuht scripts and? m. the
results. Sentinel want ads. mean
money to you.
”I When May ilmistlnrxlv inlrz'ms mo
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LITTLE IUIFRIOEO.
“Mr. Shook. l tlud that this line
’fence encrosehos about an inches on
Iyour property. 1 am going to move
it back"
“Hold on, mister. you don’t have to
advertise your lost pocketbook. You
will see by so sd. we printed this
morning that it has been found.”
“Pardon me for breaking it to you
abruptly. lilithers. but you have been
so faithful sn employs that we are
going to give you a month's vacation
this year."
“Why are you trying to get rid of
that mining stock. you lunkhend‘l
Don’t you know they've struck pay
dirt?" .
"You don't need to look so scared.
madam: the tooth is out."
”if rou insist on my naming the
gay. Jack. how will next Thursday
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The Lss‘ Luxury.
Tcn-year-old Arthur had been tolling
impressively ol' the number oi ser~
vents employed in his home its con
tinned: And our house is fixed so
that it you want a drink or a window
raised. or to go upstairs. or snythinw.
all you have to do is to pull a chain!"
“But-.whnl do you want with so
many servants in that sort oi a
house?" asked one of his hearers.
"0b.“ replied Arthur, "we have the
servants to pull the chains."-—-Judgo.
THE MODERN GIRL.
Evelyn-whirl iieltn lnint shun the
iootpnd lriul to it: uh hcr purse?
hirriiw \cs silo hinted \1 lth her
right and Subbed him under the car
with her loll.
The Wrong Word.
'l‘hnt silo usury "innit-riot] duration"
I ”link, more truthful
To my tli‘s: "imported trusses.”
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Postponed indulgence.
‘llow do you ncmmhl {or the pond-1
lnrity of some ot these best sellers?“ .
naked the severely literary lady.
“i think." i‘opllcd Miss Cayenne.
“that is lot. of us are trying to catch ,
up with the dime novels our parents"
prMcnlod us from reading when we'
were young."
The Gentle Hint.
hiuihcrm'l‘omniy. you should not.
guy, ‘i haven't got no marbles: when“
you menu you have none. You do'
not say what you noun. ' ,
Subtle Thomas~ l thought you
would know. mnmm i meant please
give me five cents .0 buy soure.-~La~
dice“ Home Journal.
in the Smoky City.
“i hear your wife is in a very swag
Ker set."
“0h. very swagger. She lost 840 at:
bridge the other day and her hostess:
made her leave u diamond ring as
security."
in For it.
“Back from vnonrioli. eh? i supposo‘
you not engaged six or new .1 times."
"Well. i did expect to. but the first
girl I got engaged to was very strong-
miuded. l‘m afraid it's permanent. old
man."
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TRUE. .
The Reformer—4t the rublic real-
ised its strength it would place one
of its own men in power by combining
torces‘.
The Politician—allow do you know
first it hasn't?
'l‘ho Reformer-There hss never
been A president soured smith or .
ones.
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Ottsntimss".
Who wanders bolus.
Bousrd to llib'cnrs
in brclvcrs‘ man
A lvciurs hosts. ,
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TRIsTRAM &' HYATT
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut
Artistic ”Rugs, New Colors and Patterns
Wilton Velvsta. Axministers, Body Brussels. Tapestry Brussels, 18 in. x 36 in. to it it. x ".2 it.
Inexpensive Rugs for the Summer Cottage
“ProBrussels.” Crex Fibre, "Log Cabin.” dainty designs.
Printed and lnisld Linoleums. (iii (‘loths in all grades.
A Very Large Line of Lace Curtains
Vic make a specialty of Window Shades/'0 order. and estimates for one w.indon o: the 0 mile house will
be checrfuly furnished on request.
. . $1.00 to $50
H. Kriegerd. Co.
Invitation
May is Moving and House
Cleaning Time
We are preparing to show the‘bes’t
line (if Furniture in the NolWalks-
See our large assortment of Brass
and iron Beds. Springs and-Mattresses,
Dressers and Chiffoniers. They can be
seen in Mahogany, Maple and Oak.
Dining Room Suits, Parlor Suits. All
kinds of Go-Carts and Carriages for
Babies
We are exclusive agents for Leonard
Cleanable Porcelain lee Boxes. for the
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. for the fam-
ous Quaker Ranges.
We give a discount on all cash pur-
chases, but you can also open a charge
account.
wH. Krieger & Co.
It Will Pay You to Visit Our
MOVING SALE
We Are Now Selling Women‘ s Mayfair
Shoes, Oxfrods, Pumps
I‘nAllLeathei-sat................ ...... .. ...$s.6o
MEN'S CRAWFOR and JAMES MEANS SHOES. Ox-
lords and Pumps .at $3 3.15. $2.65 and $2.50
WOOMEN'S STORM RUB BERS in all styles of heels at 43c
MAX . LEVY
“too w‘ssumorou s'rns‘sr BRIDGE.
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Maples 8t Goldschmidt
Commission
Brokers
Correspondents of J. Frank limvcll.
member Consolidated Stork Exchange
New . York.
Stocks and lionds bought and sold
for cash or on conservative margins.
of
South ~Norwalk
A Bishop's Suspenders.
Suspcmlws nrc mmlcru. decidedly
so, 'i‘lu'rc nrc mcn still living in
South (Inn-link: uho remember \vhi‘n
.1ll «film “its muiic io discipline the
grant ilisizop William Capers of the
Methodist church for “curing thorn.
it was contended that in doing so
llu SM u had (multiple by a display
oi’u'orldlim-ss.
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i ‘ Real Joy.
There's joy in the smile of an art-
less child. There's joy in a maidens
eye. Thorns joyfiln the spring when
the song birds sing. There's joy in
a lover's sigh. lint such joys all
pale and easily fail to come with the
joyous thrill of the woman who knows
that her newest clothes give her ri-
vals a nervous chill.
City Building in Canada.
.An expert condemns the common
practice on this continent of laying
out our cities with the regularity or a
box of blocks. This system is the
triumph of utilitarianism. We usually
build our cities on the plan of n cer-
tain sort of bookcase. so that it is easy
to add new SPi'llOilS whenever we like,
without incongruity.
Popular idea Shattered.
A chicken crossing the road wreck.
ed n motor car. So, after all, it isn‘t
to get on tlzc other side—Si. Louis
Post-Dispatch,
Waste of Tlme.‘
Most‘mcn have wasted some time
on planning what they would do it
they had a million dollars.
Let Them Have it. _
Fresh air is the best "dope" for the
habies.~—Chicago News.
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‘ The Uselul Goat.
A neat lives about ten years and
will give about 11 quart of milk a day.
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
The Sign of Quality in Straw
Hats of Quality.
No Better Made.
$3.00, $4.00, $5.00.
Other good Straw lists as low
as $2. 00.
\\ nah Four-in- Hands. 500.
31.00.
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JoSep h Davis
86 WsshlnPton at. Tel. Con.
Norwalk Chronicler