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3mm 0‘ 3‘1““ “1“”an “' man finds that Coarse if. Wilcox. 86.
W found dead beside a manning wall in
1" Sharon on April
wounds inflicted by a person or per—
Our best argument is whether “on, “ yet unknown
our ”06“ ”“1 note quality “I“! Waterbury and on returning mansion
on April 2. stopped for s‘ time at. the
home of Charles Jarvis.
coroner says he drank Jamaica ginger,
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I 3 Russell Thatcher.
Rowayton is mourning with the
stricken parents. the sod death of lit.
tie Russell Thatcher. the four year
old son of llr. and Mrs. list-sh A.
Thatcher. of that place As was told
in The Sentinel yesterday. the child
is supposed'to have fallen off the'ltow-
nyton Yacht Club houseboat into the
wator. There being nobody in the
immediate vicinity the youngster was
drowned. lnabout an hour. the little
fellow was missed by his father, who
immediately started out in search of
Willlllill HIM
WlNB’I‘ED, May lt.-~ln a finding
handed down yesterday Coroner Her-
2, met death by
Wilcox had been visiting relatives in
There the
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwallt's Leading Dry Goods Store
84nd 5* Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
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" and when he left the house was slight-
'ly intoxicated. He also bad words
33whlle at the Jarvis house with a Wila
3 lists Tester, 19 years old. On leaving
. to the Public the house he took with him a bag of
eggs and one or two other articles.
Whenever YOU have 8”“!an “1 the Later in the evening one of the Jarvis
“8100i ”88. metals, rubbers and paper boys on returning home found Wil-
It!“ telephone “6 01‘ ("Oil 3 DOBifll- I cox's body leaning against a stone re-
[our the 1118118“ prices 1 also buy tainlng wall not far from the house
and sell secondhsnded furniture There were two outs in the head and
This is “Nemo” Week
Ladies that Wear Nemo Corsets will
appreciate the New Shapes, and those
who have not as yet tried them, are
him and found his remains floating a
short distauoe from the boat.
Medical Examiner 8. H. Huntington.
after viewing the remains, «turned '
them over to Undertaker l). W. Ray-
mond, who 1prepared them for burial.
Tho funeral services will be held from
the home of the parents tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. Rev. Mr.
Shinn will officiate and the interment
will follow in the Darien cemetery.
. CEMENT
We Handle This Brand
Exclusively.
31ho coroner further states that the
R. Alexander
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THE BOY AND THE WOLF.
Once upon a time a boy was watch
ins sheep, and just for fun he crio
‘ ’.Wolf Wolf " when there was no wolf.
rsanmzsas. snwsurrpn.
“ LAND PLASTER.
wolf. and the boy gays them tho
laugh. liye and bye the wolf came. and
the boy cried 'Wolf, Wolf " but the
men would not come and the wolf ate
up the sheep. and the l,',10_v too.
Moral; When a man says he is the
' ~ only honest Junk Dealer in town, ask
him “lit the police don't arrest all
the others?
' ~ G. YOURDiSKV
, . Tel. 912. South Nomatk. 25 Ely Ave.
Rags. to a in: full wright. 'f‘ne best .
prices for feather beds.
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BRACKEN
The Latest
Thing in
LADIES’
DRESS
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”W E A R
~, fBiack Silk and
BlackSatin Pumps
Come in and see them.
You to Wise Charlie,
Aron t You? 1
Mother: Charlie. You‘re wise,
ain‘t you? What did you send that
junkman in here for when i told you'
to telephone Ml for Wm Effron. 35
* Pmt St East Norwalk who pays to
lb. for rags and better prices for
4 rubber metals and feather beds than
anyone ciao.
. Charlie: What difference does it
make?
Mother: What difference does it;
make if you asked me for on orange
and I gave you a lemon You know‘
right well that we live in a good to
‘ cality and we dont want bells dang-
ling around here. and Wm. Enron
doesnt go around with bells nor
‘ come to the house unless sent for.
.. Next time watch for the sign. 36 Fort
_ 8t. and you will learn something.
KINDERGARTEN MAY DAY PICNIC.
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FOrty Over River Students Enjoy
Trent of Ice Cream.
Undertaker George H. Raymond.
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8! Washington St.
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walk streets, was overtnken by a dou-
ble file of some forts children, schol-
ars at the 0\£'l‘ River school kinder-
' garton. The young people were bopnd
with their teathors Miss llattle Pat‘-
kr and Miss laurn Sherwood, for a
May Day in tho woods and had with
‘them little May baskets of their own
handiwork
Mr Raymond was touched by the
sight of so many happy tacos and he
told the tenchcrs to stop on their way
up Main street. in DeKlyn's store,
where the young folk would each re-
ceive some ice cram Mr. Raymond
proceeded as advance audio and made
all the arrangements.
Shortly afterward the door of De-
K‘lyn’s store Opened and then eighty
little feet pattered across the tiled.
surface the steps signifying the eas-
erness in the impatient and expec
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The young ladies in DeKlyu's were
busy filling cones with delicious ice
cream and the mouths of the little
people watered
M1 Raymond came in to see how
they were being heated and they
lhsnkd him most royally between bites
of ice cream. however.
EVERY ‘
vialk- Over
WEARER
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s. WalkOvscllldhdler.E1-e1yl1ody
to a good thiugmaud \\' alk- Ovcr
| Every say some ItON'pltl'OlJl W110
ought to come to your store so also
where-10 their own and your dissd
uninston Bridge.
Money in your purse. is subject to loss and to the temptation to
d it for something that you do not actually used. if deposit- 1
s
South 11101qu Savings.‘
it is “(0‘1” drawing intranet.
A non.“ s'i‘Alm AN account.
Mondaysvssisss. Clo’sfll Saturdays st’noon.
The little fellow was the srsndson of
cuts were clean and there were no
marks on the stones that would indi-
21 Raymond fit onto that he mid fallen from the wall.
The eggs in the bag which he cariiud
were also unbroken.
vest pocket had been stopped at 9:05
(1 by the breaking of tho cry.stal
arrests, the coroner says will be made
And men came running to kill the ‘0“)
the other morning at being awakened
too early by his mother.
tiles at the people below.
not to take away.
thing is false is a truth.
i .
while walking along one of the Nor-
tant trend. i
s are the best t3hinss in foot- vantsu—bocause your sdvertlsins
was not quite travelling enough. '
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M0 Josemw‘ sons ' A man nevor gets more strenuous
Two St es. than when he is trying to have 11 bit!
1 Bouton at. time on a little money.
A watch in a
a
No
Bound to Get Even.
A 14-yearold French boy. angered
wronged
himself by breaking up the furniture bearers We“, N. 5mm, permmom
in his room, afterwards mounting to Enoch 3, Bowen William “91%
the roof of tho house and throwing Charles Watkins. Dennis Valentino
Error Always s Harm.
To free a man from error is to give.
Knowledge that :1
Error always
does harm: sooner or later it ulll
bring uiischicf tor“ the man uho bur
bors it «~81 bopcnhauor.
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No" Kick Coming.
"Some any there is a sucker born
every minute." “i don’t know any- '
thing about that." responded the emi-
nent trust magnate. “l cater to ulti-
mate consumers and the birth rate is
very satisfactory as to them."
Special Privilege.
“isn’t it against the law to be loud
and boisterous in the street?“ "it
111 " replied Mr. (Thuggins, "unless you
do so with a mechanical screecher at
inched to a motor car."
sign of Wealth.
“That author must be very pros-
perous." “What makes you think
so?" "They say he makes notes on
his shirt cuffs. Only a prosperous
3 man could afford the laundry bills."
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inflammatory Substances.
“Breech of promise suits," said lln-
cle Eben, "is do result of a man
dni wears his heart on his slams
meetin‘. a gal dst carries hers in her
pocketboak."
Not for Her Table. l
Mrs. Washawawahen into giving
a dinner l uIWsys have tandeiubra on
the table Mrs. Newrich-tlraclousl i
never have anything canned.
Lacking incentive.
How many languish in obscurity,
who would become great if emuls-
tion and encouragemant incited them
to exertion
Dally Thought.
For the best and sweetest is not a
matter of circumstances; it is not
even success and love. It is being in
tune. ~Anna Puller.
Cotton Suppl-Ms Poppies.
In some parts of China cotton is
supplanting poppies as a crop. because
~pf the rigid laws against the use of
opium.
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. True Msnlinsss.
‘ He who desires right in the face of
scorn and defeat and fights wrong
when it tries to overpower right is a
man and not. a fanatic or a crank.
W
3 A Psalmist.
. A pessimist Is a person who tells
on that what. appears to be a silver
fining in your cloud is only s. low
rade of tinfoil.
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The important Thing.
We can understand the ease with
which a fool and his money are part-
* ad. but shat pussies us is now the
tool set the money to part with.
cursors m var, tar
tinned ad is lit. risht paper
1 flashes the debt people and gives the
results. loudest 1111111 sue. miss
money to you
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Always laugh at a man'sriaallsud
10k“. You‘msy he in a position some
day to let him loan you money. ‘
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Advertise your 'vs‘nis in “tin headset.
to
In-
ternoou. The services were largely of-
including members of the ~r~
South Net-walk Club. and thefiorwnllt
Country Club. Rev. John Stapleton of»
ficlatdd.
funny and included bountiful offerings
from the friends of the deceascd. The
funded.
and it, it. Newman. employees of tho
Trowhridge liox shop, of which Mr.
'l‘rowbridge was the proprietor.
and Eduard Shea.
$11311, whoro u solemn roquluni
was sung by Rm: R. J. Carroll.
pallbearers wcrc
Prod Riley. William Masher. George
Btu-tine. »
Thomas hictlurry, Michael Honneflsoy.
and: Benjamin Martinez.
mm otladics from Star of Columbia
Clinic
Shepherds of Buthlehom were in at-
issuance Miss Alice Spins Nudered‘
A111 Maria and One “Sweetlt Solemn
Thought. and llw choir.
God to Thee as the tank was looting.
the church
held from 3
morning at iii o'clock. The services l
Mr. and Mrs. Fritnitlin Crockett.
Funeral of Mr. Trowbridgs.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Charles Sherman Trowbridge
were hold from the late residence, in
" South Main street, on Sunday af‘
The floral tributes were
The
lower bears are were -\\'il'1inm Brown
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Funeral of Milo Hsnnsssey.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth lieu-
ttImy. With) largely attended this
noruina from st. .losuph's Church flit
mass .
inter-
)iary'a cvmetory. The
John Henncssuy,
ncut fit. St.
The flower...l.-oarors worn
A dt‘logtb
F‘Oroiilers of America and
\‘earer. M"
Funeral of Mrs. Daniel During.
The funeral services over tho rc«
mains of Mrs. l‘luniol flooring were
St. Mary‘s Church this 3
were largely attended and the large
number of floral tributes testified as
to the large circle of friends who are
mourning the death of Mrs. veering.
The interment followed in St. Mary's
cometary.
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Funeral of Seth Remington.
The mutual services of Seth item
fusion now, held Saturday afternoon
mm the First Methodist Epistopnl
Church. Rev. John E. Zelter official
ing. The interment followed in the
itivorside cemetery.
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VISITED GEORGETOWN COU RT.
Court Narruk Degree Team and Drum
Corps Eaten-tallied.
A large number of the members of ~ .
Court Narruk. No. 58. Foresters of
.tmcuos. assembled at the hall in We-
ter silent \‘orwalk. last evening, Join-
ing with the degree team and the
drum corps. entered four automobiles
uhd the tar as truck of l. Hall. and
were whisked away to Georgetown,
where they were royally entertained
by Court Georgetown, No. lll‘1. F. of A.
The local degree team 111111 on the
work for a class of seven candidates
and the exempliilcstion was most
pleasing. Later the hosts and their
guests repaired to the banquet room,
where a bouhtlful retinal was served.
Ivervthing that could he wished for
was served at the banquet by the
wives of the members of (‘ourt Geofge
town. .
Previous to going into the hall the
local Foresters paraded with the as-
slstancsbf .ihe drum corps and made
odito‘ it showing.
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Advertise your vscsnt property
early sud not it rented. Sentinel clu-
sidsd eds. do th. work cheaply slid
quickly. ,
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A woman never forgets her first
love-nor forgives herself if site mar-
rill! him. - 1 - 1 .
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1 The Iontiim Wont outm- Meet
the activities of 91.“ till Mantis!)
sis It their host . .
All Latest Models for All Figures are now here
cordialy invited to inspect them. 3 I
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H.Krieger 8. Co.
Commission
Brokers
C'oriospondenis of J. Frank Howell
member Consolidated Shock Exchange
of Now \ork.
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we have placed on sale at ’9! Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
3 2! for cash or on conservative margins.
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H f P . 3; South Norwalk
3“ 1 lCe 3': C. A. C. OFFICERS RETURN FROM
' _ Iii AN UNPLEASANT TRIP.
75 S ITS if Undergo Examination in Bed Weath'
I I . if or at Fort Wright
i“! The thirty nine officers of the Coast
"‘ billion (“1111121 uho wont to Fott H.
ti
. ,--.. G. W11}, lll Fishots island N. Y., last
for women and Misses: also a“; Thursday for insuut‘tion and examina-
, 3 lions 1011 Mint place yesterday and the
for heawrbuud women, All I! local officers, Captain Albert M. Moss-
0 t 9‘ man and Lieutenant. Cullen arrived
9 t 1 g homo. '
this season 8 s vles' w n 0 The officers had bad weather
every day i119) were on the island, for
it started to train Thursday and kept
it up until yosiorday. The men slum.
in the dance room in the torpedo sm~
tion and they had their moss down on
the camp ground. it was a quiet camp
until the arrival of Printer Hall, who
started the detonationfuse Saturday
night. That is a slang term for some
thing besides lighting a match to the
end of a fuse.
Altogethor the men had to work‘
pretty hard five days of it. as they
were put through a course of exami-
nations of questions submitted by the
war office on the basic principles for
all offices in the coat artillery service
in the United States.
3333 They had to answer questions about.
. the service of the piece—the gun and
carriage. powders. primers. fuses. pro
Jecilies, including their care and pre-
U. S. magasine rifles; all the defini-
tioua in coast artillery: range finding:
description of naval vessels; camp by-
, glene: also a. practical demonstration
of setting up and orientation of the
azimuth instruments.
the rainy weather we find
ourselves somewhat over-
stocked.
YOUR GAIN IS
OUR Loss
Now. come in and get
your first pick see our large
window display. Don’t miss
this great opportunity.
Fer $10. 00
you can select a ‘sult that _ is
worth $18 to $20. Also great
reductions in all other depart-
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Sun 11y. School Teacher—~And when
the II odlgal son came home, what
happened. Tommy?
Tommy—~His father ran to meet him 3
and hurt himself.
Sunday School Teacher—W111".
where did you get that
Tommy-«1t said his father ran and
fell on his neck. 1 bet it would hurt
you to fall on your heath—Judge.
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"GOTHAM" é ATHLETIC UN-
DERWEAR. PAJAMAS AND
sumrs.
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It Will Pay You to Visit Our
MOVING SALE
We Are Now Selling Women' s ltdayiahl
Sold by be exclusively in The
Norwailts from $1.00 1111.
"Knoths" “Cross" Belts
from 50c up.
and
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Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps
In AliLssthers at $1160
MEN‘S CRAWFOR and JAMES MEANS SHOES. Ox. 1 .
lords and mug. st ............ 83.15.3215 and 82.51)“ ,
WOMN’S 3T0 RUBURRS induitylelof sets at 43c ‘
Aflow Soft Collars, 2 for 26¢.
Joseph Davis
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