Covers your baggae against any and fill risks. by fire. theft. lightning, navigation and trnusportation, while Inuauait by. or it the custody of any . hilwau, express, .raall‘er, transpor- ‘ation or at any 81 aamship 130., etc. TAYLOR & GOLDEN insurance of All Kinds Telephone 1230 Wot-in Over the South Nor-walk " TWO! 60., 87- 91 Washington St. - South Not-walk, Conn. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER ()tu litothers' lodge, .\'o. it), i 0. i). ‘.F.. will meet llll> L‘H'lllttg, The Sixth i‘umpany. Corps, (l. N. 0.. will night. ' (‘ottst Artillery drill tomorrow W. Wash llill is sporting this spring Weather a pair of 11'l1i1e datinels and no but. Miss Mary (mainly. of Cross street. Norwalk. has been vsitiug relatives in Dunbnry. l‘ritle oi toutt Nnt'rttlt (it'cle Sill, (‘ontpnnions of the bow. meet tomorrow night, , Concord lilvision, No. 2, of "(Temper-ante,11lll hold :1 regular 1191 My business met llllg this 1.- toning. SOUS . Dairy and Food Commissioner ii. i“‘ Potter has notillcd tett tlrugaists in vat ions pottious oi the state to ap year before him next week to explain the finding of distinction in their pos- session which was not 1111 to tlte re- quired standard ~ F’Ourtcn additional beetr'installed in the plant of the local 'ch of the Nichols Underwear cor- poration. in the Arnold Turner factory; on Railroad avenue, and they will bet put ltt operation on Monday. t‘hester. Nichols, the proprietor of the new con Q cent, repurts that the litlsllit-rs of the ' Danbury brattclt has been most satis- ' factory.——Danl1ury News. , Commencement at Smith college will begin with three periortnzluces of “Macbeth," June 1245. ()11 ivy day,‘ Monday, the procession of ulumnaei and seniors will pass in review before President Burton. ‘Comntencemeltt proper is Tuesday morning. About 365 students will receive the A. B. degree: Professor Bliss Perry, 1.. ll. 1).. Lift. 1).. LL. 1)., of Harvard tini- ,Vet'sity. will give the c01mneueetncnt address. Miss Gifford Clark, of South h‘orwaih. is one ot'the graduates, A11 order issued frotn the oillCe of ' the atljutant general Friday roaniest that the national flag be displayed‘ from the Soldlcrs‘ Home at .\‘oroton Jim! from till the state 111'11101'ies on Memorial day,“ at half-start. from sun- ise until noon, when it is to be. hoist- ed to the 11111 of the staff to remaln' until sunset. Permissiou to parade un- der arms is given to any organization wot the Connecticuth‘ationnl Guard de- siring to participate in the services 11f ”tho day. it is announced that the ‘_ following named officers have passed their examinations, and have been Tourists’ Policy United Statics, gonads and World- ' ' 'ld hut Estate—Town, Country and Short Will i machines have ‘ 'tlrietl up very rapidly. [public meetings this evening in Electrical Wiring Fine Line of Elec- = trical Supplies 01111111511111, Jr. Adan-a: 51 MAIN 0T1, NORWALK Totophonn: Dillon, 901; homo. 11-8 A&P Pure Food Bulletin Commencing Mandy. May Iii BargainWeek.i..A&P Iona Corn 4 cans- 25c ® Pink Alaska Salmon lOc‘t 3i 3 can A&I? Laundry Starch Evaporated a pound a pound Fancy Creamery Butten350 ' The Sentinel leads follow. where (it hers The Norwalk lilrd (‘iub is schedul- ed for it meeting today. Notwalk Aerie, No. 58. Fraternal” Order of Eagles. will meet oti \‘l’ednea— dn1' night. The board of directots of the hint— wnlk hospital ate scheduled to meat, tomorrow night. (‘athollc Union Council, No. 46.! Evaporated Apricots 1211: 8; ~ .1261 a pound Shredded Wheat A&P Seeded Raisins a package a package ' PEAS Knights 01 (11111111111119, will 11111111 1114i Adz? Brand, extra sifted. a cart ...................... 15c "10' F0“ t‘l'vllillii- a Reliable Brand, sifted sweet. 11 can ..... . ............... 13c I 111111 “.mmmm) “We V0 21. l Sultana Brand. sifted June. a can ........... 12c Shepltcttls of Bethlehem, is scheduhtl’ Iona Brand standard a can - ------------------ 1 1°C for a bi 111111111111 business meeting to- - 1912 Brand. soaked. 3 cans ..... ..... . .............. night. The lililtllt hearing on tnilway mat- ters of the Noraitlk Cltv (‘onncll will be held this eteuing. in the touncil chambers. ....._.__.._..__ Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. Bill. Sons of St. George. will hold 11 regu- lar meeting tomorrow evening in the Main street hall. 0 Despite the. recent heavy rains many of the. country roads are said to be in fair condition. as they have 19 lbs Granulated Sugar Best Potatoes, pk. Best Flour, large bag, Peanut Butter Clothes Pins $1 35c ' 85c lb llc 100 for 10c WE GIVE S. ‘& H. STAMPS—ASK FOR THEM. The \‘tuwalit 111111111 of T1 title dltec- [tits will 0th up} the city council cham her in Wall street tomorrow evening for their regular meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Julius .i. ln'ntsr. at Trenton. N. J., are visiting Mrs. Drotar‘s parents for a few days. Mrs. llrotar was formally Miss Anna it}, Ungvary. Tat Trolley patrons. nutomohiiists. and 1 citizens of Norwalk in general were pleased with the sprinkling of West; Dotivorm—sno a. m. and 2:30 11. vi. ’lHi BRiAl All? ill illiMPliiY 124 Washington. Streer. . No. 999. So. Norwalk Fro. Dollvory‘. rut: 1111111111111“ 111111111 1111118111118 111 1111. cm or 11011111111 tCoqtinuod tron: First. Pam reporter this morning. "We had just come from church and were in bed. but still awake. i heard. a peculiar noise and told my mother. 81111 sold it must be cats, but i said, That ain‘t. no cats. and i ain't going to sleep. either." in a few minutes more Miss Smith smelled smoke and looking out of her front window she saw the tire. Waking the members of the family, then asleep, they hastily ‘donned clothes. One of the girls ran 11p to Wall street. where Thomas Harrison and Frank Guarnierl. were informed of the tire and they at once pulled Box l5. The firemen responded and worked for a saw two hours in pitch darkness, save for the lilckerings of flame and the acarchiia'ht 011 the Hope Hose auto track. This later was of inval- uable assistance in the work. Two llines oi hose were laid and the tire- man tutkicd the blaze at the base- tncnt, in front where it had started. lWhile this 111111 being cared for the blaze had been creeping upward and isoon the upper story was burning mer- rily and finally fiercely. 'l‘bls fire upstairs gaveihe firemen some insole. and it was a long time. 111-10111 1111-1 111111 sqttelcht‘d it. were working under dimcuitlea and it .may he said that they did well. The lpreasure at this place is the highest fin the city. averaging seventy-two ‘ pounds to the square inch. and one or two lines of hose were broken. One ialso got away from the three men fholdlng it and was controlled with i some trouble. To Edward Smith and George. Stud-‘- 1 well belongs the credit for saving the liife of Joseph Hubbard, who was asleep 0at the time. They went ttpi stairs into the burning building and carried the aged nipple to safety eat- 11 in the fire. , i (1111111111 1121111111111 of 111111111 11111 i 'anxlous to assist the firemen. rushed ' up the outside stairway to the second ’noor, but was porctnptorily ordered ldown analn'and thus his valuable aid-1 twaa necessarily dispensed with. J A large crowd collected at the fire,‘ i which in the extreme darkness of the? .night and iii-lighted alley made 1 quite a thrilling sight. The Smith family suffered quite a: lios's furniture and clothing being ei l ‘1111-1 scorched or soaked Mill the gui- ;lons of water poured into the. struc- T’he y " MINTZ’i L “The SalerWe Promised Y!” Our Great Ten-Day May Clearing . Sale opened Saturday and the store was packed11 day. New bargains added each day. Come tonight and Tuesday and see the” we are WE things. It will pay you. o .._...__.—_———-———-—- w. ROYAL GROCERY CO. -——————— Home Rhubarb - . per bunch 5c Potatoes - -, - per peck 35c. Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dozen ..... .. - 25¢ GoodButter.perlb. .......... .......... . .331: W. Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate . . ------- - ------ - - - 19c rot: [Bermuda Onions per quart ........................... Home Spinach. Home Kale, Asparaus, Lettuce. Wax Beans, Sweet Potatoes. Qranges. Strawberries 22 South Main street I...“ Tol. 12643. Local Nevs and News from all parts of the world. (“The Political :ture. Miss Frances Smith was unfor-1 ltnnate along with her sisters in losing i some new"- wearing apparel. but all the, ‘ member of the family are quite cheer ' 1fui about it. todm and are busy 111111- ling their effects to 11 111111111» further :down the stneot. l The cause of the tire is unknown. fbut it is suspected that it is the re fault. of a carelessly thrown cigarette thou. ltumOr has it that a couple ,were sitting on the small front porch ;ot the storehouse and that the youth librew away his cigarette, depositing i'it inside the window, which was brok- en. The windows were boarded up. but: avenue and other principal streets on Saturday. Miss Anna is Richards, of West. street. left Saturday for Milford. where she'wlil visit for a few days. Later she will go to New Haven, for a continuation of her vacation, The town board of estimate and tax. ntion 1will hold the first of its two the. selectmen‘s office in Wall street. The citizens must be heard at this meeting or that of totuortow night in South Norwalk. Tlte Carpenters‘ Union will hold a regular business session tomorrow night. It is probable that the tant- lt‘rauk W. Stevens, Lieutenant 'llowartl .twood, Merltlcn; lr‘lrst Lieutenant Charles S. Stern, Hartford. Naval M'lliia. Surgeon liitynham 'i‘owusend, New Haven: Assistant Surgeon Ward .5_ Gregory, Nat-walk. Bridgeport; Flt'sti l)el~‘orest Lot-lt-I Slillliiilll llliililllES Cured By Vinol—Here ls Proof Seymour, Ind. -—“l was troubled with b chronic stomach trouble. and five ~ weeks ago it got so had i had to give up work. I had tried various modi- . .nhm without relief, and was finally induced to try, Vinol. After taking the first bottle 1 was greatly benefited. "flow on the third bottle and ready .mumo work. A111 rapidly gaining mt and strength." lidw. Nio- ~il tho curative medicinal ole- of the code livers. combined tho strengthening proportion of 111111 tron contained in Vinol which it so auooouful in 1.1111111: dlmtlon and at the lam our- t-ommissioncd: Medical coups. (‘aptain 1 i should enlist under the banner of the or of the incrtascd wages will be dis-‘ cussed. though the change in scale has been previously decide-d its 1111- uouuccd through these columns, WOrd has been received frotn Phil- adelphia to the effect that Mr. and Mrs. Nolford Plntner are the prontl parents of a baby born recently. Mo. 1 . The largest selection of Wilton. Axmin- ster, Velvet, Brussel, Ingrain Matting and Crex Rugs." .. Linoleums. Oil Cloths, Car- pets, and Mattings, Lace Curtains, Por- tiers, Couch Covers, Shades. quality and close prices do their own talking. Good Mitchell’s Furniture Store NORWALK there was plenty of room for the cig- arette. inside at the north east cor- liner, where the tire must ha1e started, 5 was some cxcelsior, used for packingi lpurposes, and surrounding this were: l some light wooden express wagon and ionic chairs. This made an excellent: V blaze in a short time and the dry old building shifted the flames abottt-raol ildly. i 11011-11111 1'. Worden and Richard R, 11111 Fire’ l Police. and the latter of the Norwallti ! PoliceDepartmcnt. remained on duty tall night, until Mr. ilattlon arrived ,shortly after 8 o'clock and assumed? charge. Lightning Destroys Railroad Sheds. SAVANNAH. 611.. May lit-limited. by a lightning bolt seomlhgly coming; from a clear sky. twenty acres of “(ml as sheds at the Atlantic Coast Raib, road wharves here were swept by fire' yesterday. causing a less estimated at $460,000. Several firemen were injur- ed. in the sheds 7.596 bales of cotton, including 500 bales of Son island. burned. Three tugs and the United thcr and child are doing nicely. Mr. Plutner was formerly associated in the firm of i-‘latncr & Bradley lit the Clif- ford pharmacy. Mrs. Piutner is a frequent visitor in \‘orwalk at the |home of her parents. Mr. and 111111.211- nas (.‘ Bush. The banks of the United States have thirty million 11111501111111. with an average deposit of 8550. Not only these depositors who oonltltutt about one-third of the oaths populatittlt. 111 every 'other person In tho coun- try is vitally 1111111111111 in the com- paln now going orator a ma banking system to take tho olmwfér the present. rattloirap and panic- broodor. Money panics hurt thcr run without money whether in bank or not. mm than they do the other follow. livery ottiaou thoroforo “‘— The Sentinel Want Columns Are Far Reaching in their Influence-~- They May Aid You to Solving States boat 'l‘ibeo played streams on the flames. The leases are said to be covered by insurance. 7.-.--." . TELEPHONE CALL 720 liliiilllii HililSi (Granary Boulevard) IAIT NORWALK '1' Shore Bloom and All 11111 of Sea Food 01111111 to 11mm 1lillilli. fl’iilllllll. Ml Situation. (II Baseball and ill other Sporting Events and Comment. iii Everything that is to be found in a pro- gressive Daily-u You’ll Find It inThe Sentinel WHEN you don’t ADVERTISE in The Sentinel, nobody knows that you are doing business, and it 'woti’t be long before you’ll not know it yourself.
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