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Shoes '3;
for Women and 3:
Children 1,}.
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Canvas 3}
Oxfords. Pumps, a:
High Shoes 5:
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COAL
5 June 33. Hershiield 8150!! C0.
Tel. 204.. ' 122 Water It.
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3 make it you asked me for an orange
‘ [EVERY
Walk- Over
WEARER .
«is a Walk~0ver booster. Everybody
boasts a good thingwand Walk-Over
‘ Shoes are the best things in foot-
wear.
‘M. Josemdi Sons _
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Benton st.
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THE HOLMES
MILLINERY
eBPECIAL ABSORTMENT OF
TRIMMED CHILDRENS HATS to
mall at
$1. 2 5
Human Hair Geode.
Fill-at quality Transformations.
Switches. Psychee and Polls at prices
that will surprise '
Dnumaklng and Remodeling.
3 MONROE 8T.
Attention'
Special for this week only. F'ull Sine
Bed., Spring and Mattress for 87. 00
Highest prices paid for secondhand
(urulture
M. L. Resen
15 Ely Ave, South Nomlk
THE TALE OF TWO JUNKMEN.
Once upon a time «there was a. man
that bought JUNK and he went forth
and told the PEOPLE, "1 am the only
honest dealer in town and the PEO-
PLE ealdi""l‘his cannot be true. We
sell our limit to G. YOURDISKY, 25
Ely Ave, 50. Norwalk, and he pays us
‘ the highest prices we have ever re-
ceived for Feather lieds, Metals and
Papers, and lo a lb. for Raga, good
hon'eat weight."
Moral: You can fool some of the
people some of the time. but you can't
fool all the people all at the time.
NOTICE
to the Public
Whenever you have anything in the
line of rage. metals. rubbers and paper
just telephone us or drop a postalf 1
pay the highest prices. 1 also buy ‘
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and sell secondhanded furniture.
R. Alexander
Tel. 356~2 21 Raymond 8t.
: charm a anake.‘.‘-(§hicago Tribune.
You’ re Wise Charlie,
Aren’t You?
Mother: Charlie. 3ou' re wise
ain't you? What did you send that
iuakman in here for when l told you
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" to telephone til tor Wm. Enron. 35
. Fort St.
East Nor-walk. who pays 10‘
lb. for me and better prices for
‘ rubber metals and feather beds than
. anyonee
loo.
Charlie: What difference does it
‘ make?
Mother: What dlderenoe does it
and I gave you a lemon. You know
‘ right well than. We live in a good 10-
cailty and we dont want bells dang-
ling around here. and Wm Etfron
doesn't go around with bells nor
come to the house unless sent for.
Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort
St. and you will learn-something.
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All the Latest St3les in
W. L. Deuglass l
Oxfords &
Shoes
Pat Colt, Gun m... and Russia Call.
$3.00, $3.50 and 34.00. i
George ‘Keeler
159 Washington St.
pulling.
f mud fence l "
MONDAY. MAY so. 191:
a
Willi Alli llllilllli.
Funeral of Mr. Hailoek.
The funeral or John Haiiook, of Wil-
to on, was held yesterday at 2 o’.ciocli
Rev. C A. Mark: oliiciated and inter-
ment followed in St. Matthew' 5 come-
tory.
Funeral or Mrs. Sherwood.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Sher»
wood will be held from her into home
in Holden avenue this afternoon at
2: 30 o'clock. Rev. J B. Werner, oil
Grace Episcopal church is to officials
and interment will take place in the
family plot in the Norwalk cemetery.
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PEOPLE TELL EACH OTHER
ABOUT GOOD THINGS.
Twenty years ago few pople in the
world knew of such a preparation as
a. powder for the feet. Today after
the [romaine merit of Allen's Font-Ease
has been told year after year by one
gratified person to another, there are
millions abroad and in this country
who would as soon So without a den-
tifrioo as without the daily use of Al-
lon's Foot-louse. it is a cleanly. whole
come healing, antiseptic powder to bu
shaken into the shoes. which has givv
on rest and comfort to tired and ach-
ing foot in all parts of the world. It!
curt-a while you walk. Over 30.000
testimonials of cares of smartimr.
swollen, tender, perspiring feel. it
prevents friction and wear or the
stockings and will save in your stock-
ing bill ten times its cost each yearn.
«imitations pay the dealer a larger1
pioiit otherwise you would never be'
oliercd a substitute when you ask for'
Alien r. it‘oot- Ease the original antiscp 1
tic powder for the fuel. it gives it!
restiulucss and a aplingy feeling thatl
makes 3ou forget you have feet. Al-7
len's Foot-Ease is. the greatest curators!
discovery of the axe and so delay to
use. It prevents sanctions, lilislcra Ol‘t
Don't. go on your var-allow
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without, a package of Allcii‘ Wot-liaise. :
Sold everywhere. 23m. Don't accept l
i‘ln)‘ substitute. Sampler. sent two.
Address. Allen S. (iilmalod, Li‘- Roy.
N. Y.
. Mon Are'Eaaloru ,
"hiernma. is that lady the snake
charmer? Why. she‘s as homely no a
“Yes, door. but snakes
are not like men. it takes something
more than more personal boauty to"
Lot Well Enough Alone.
They tell of an Emporla iwoman
who went to the public library to read
cool: book it would be a genuine
pleasure to. the Gaaetto to print her
picture ~Emporla (Kansas) Gaaette
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Then Ha W M to the Club.
“After! am at a." he complained.
“people will begin to notice what i
have done." "Well." his wife sadly
replied, "if they do it won't take them
long."—-Chloago Recorddiorald.
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Vein'of New York Clubs asking for in.
’ducemcnts to 'bring the star light-
uotmr ro mar
aroma soon,
CHICAGO. May 20.-A ten~round
light. between Ad Walnut. champion
lightweight, and Peokoy McFarland.
is a prospect of the near More
The managers of the two met here
last night aud'atter a. long conference
announced that they had passed every
obstacle in the way of the light, with
the exception of a piece to stage it.
it is their desire to hold the light be-
fore it New York club on June 5. Tab
ogranis were sent to several promot-
welghtg together
FlllE TENNIS 000018
AT Killlll CLUB
Ross litirchnrd. of West avenue. one
at the members or the oilicial board of
the Knob Club this your. a former
.ivunia champion and a recognized au~
thority and export player of the game.
is said to have stated that theI new
Knob '(‘lub tennis courts will, when
completed. be the finest anywhere in
town. Work on the courts is pro-
gressing rapidly.
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STATE LEAGUE BAIEB
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Today
llolyokc at. New Britain.
Tueaday
Bridgeport at New Britain.
linrri'ord in Springfield.
New Britain at llolyokc.
New Britain at utiiyoke
Wednesday
New Britain at New Haven.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Hartford at iioi3oitc.
Thursday
New Haven at Holyoko.
ilridgaport at Hartford.
Springfield at New liritaiu.
Friday
New Haven at Springfield.
liridgcporl at New “Britain.
liolyoltp at Hartford.
Saturday
New Haven ut limford.
Holyuke at lirldilebort.
New Britain at, Spatiagiield. .
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NEW YORK. May 20.—'~Tlle injury
broken bone i the log. known as a
"Ports fracture.“ onller'a
Wisdom of Woman.
Man who went to sleep with all his
hair awoke to find halt of it cut off.
Ought to take a. tip from the woman.
They always not theirs away for the
night-«New York Herald.
Hubby Came Fl‘ratl
Wifewl'vc just bought such a nice
piece of silk for a tie for you; if there
is anything left our. 1 can make a
shirt for myself out of lt.-—Polo Mole.
A Happy View.
When I dig a man out of trouble
the hole he leaves behind him is the
grave in which I bury my own trou-
ble.—-—F. Parnell.
Worthy Object.
Let as sometimes live—be It only
‘tor an hour. and though we must lay
all else aside-to make otbora smile.
—Charles Wagner.
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GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA.
BATON ROUGE. 1.2... May fill—Lu-
ther E. Hall took“ the. oath of oilice as
governor of Louisiana here today. He
succeeds J. Y. Sanders. who will retire
to private life There was no attempt
at. display because of recent floods
which have done tremendous damage
in Louisiana. '
ONE WEEK
of a Sentinel classified ad. will give
you a good choice of' replies to Answer.
Get the best tenant or landlord you
can
it you want your “business" to be-
come the talk of the town. tell about it
through a Sentinel “Want" Ad.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
City Assessors‘ Notice
- We. the undersigned. hereby give no-
tice to all maroon: and woorporatlona
liable to pay taxes in the City of South
Nor-walk. that they are required to
deliver to the assessors. or either of
them, on or before the 313: day of
May. 1012. a written or printed list.
dated. signed and mom to. of all the
property owned by them on the In
making a description of all the real
estate. each parc‘el being separately
described
N. B.-Llata may be returned to the
assessors. ut the new (ionnol' rooms.
in the Library Building. “Initiated
rat- “tr“ rat. "
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be intro It) to olotlt‘. thin;
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all“, :IMlm
t is not only safe from loan. but is droning a liberal r
interest. V
A Dollar Starts an Account
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Glam ”thrill” It Noon. ‘
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mica 0th
. . the eve-
' tilt. wow . May Mat, from
o “it; velocity
.. Dated at the I’tiitv or South Nanak.
can... May 10th. A. 1).. . ma ,
, FRANKLIN. A. TOLLEI.
1 . * WHO? 3. EDWARDS.
. FRANK o. BECKER.
“mio 20t ‘ Asmara.
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cousin, In the around no he was slid.
ing to second in Saturday‘s game and
the injury reoulted.‘
of the game for three months.
aunt raouaté
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YESTEROAY’S RESULTS
Southern League
At Moulgoineryw Montgomery
Atlanta «i.
At Mobilcthilille 2; Chattanooga l.
till innings).
At New OrleansmNew
Memphis 6 H3 inalngml
No other games scheduled.
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United States Lemua
Al. (‘lncinnatiw—Flrst
clnnatl ti, Plttaburg 1. Second gains-—
Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 5. (7 innings.)
3. At Clevelandelrst garlic—~Cleve-
land 0. Chicago 8. Second game -
(‘levelnnd ii. Chicago 5.
9:
Orleans 5.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Montrealwblewark 5. Montreal 2.
Only one game scheduled.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At ColumbuswColumbus ll Toledo .5.
At ll)“l3V‘llE‘.“‘llD“|§V"lE 6. lndlau~
spoils 9.
At Milwaukee~ Minneapolis to bill
weaken 1.
At Kansas
City 9.
KLAWRON A. c. WINB AGAIN.
'i‘lie Klawron A (3.. nine defeated
‘d‘Y 0’ MM“ 19” liable to “9‘3“03- the Glovera at the Baxter Grounds .vel-
tmiay in a ten inning game by the
errors cl 8 to 6 The game was a good]
one and snake: the sixth same won
by the Kiawronu. whose percentage
3" up to date in i .000. ,
Wants .
' vrcroav FOR ALTAR nova
The at. Joseph Aim Boys in a road
lame antimony morning. Man 18. tel
tested the Holyw‘ood nine by a score
of ill to ill
The woman who m i open Scott
sol wont Wt mi ' {touch
the Marshall! or;
.tor other till .
TRISTR‘AM & HYATT
. Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwelk, Connecticut __
Dainty White Dresses 8: Skirts
A New had comprehensive line that will please the ladies
White
Lingerie
Dresses
New designs trimmed in
lace or liamburgs.
03 to $18.
colored Lawn
Dresses
All the latest shades.
Separate
' White Dress
SKIRTS
0f linen and poplin that will
surely please.
Fllil rarsrur um".
“POTTS FMBTURE" ..
to Harry Walter. the New York Ameri- . ‘
l cau'a outfieldc‘. has proved to be a
spikes . ,
He will be out ‘
gauie— Clu-
up..- 81 Paul a Kauaan REMOVAL
COST PRICE
MAX LEVY’S
109 WAOHlNG‘I’ON 07.. .VIIIDOI
a little tilde list the in: tenant or landlord you ‘
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We Want
1000 Families or Single Men
and Women to open
Charge Accounts ..
in our store
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We will Furnish Your Homes
or we will cldthe you from
head to foot on SmallWeek-
ly Payments. We will sell
you dependable merchandise
on our famous Credit Sys-
tem. for less money than
others sell for cash. We
are members of one of the
largest purchasing syndicates.
in the country. No matter
how cheap others are sell-
ing, we can sell cheaper,
prOviding you compare qual-
ity.
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'nOWAYTON FIRI ALARM OIITRicTI
il— ighland Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. t n.
iii—Hickory Blair and Bell Island.
lt——l’ine Point and Roma Point.
iluLtin‘ man Bound to Maximo
8-“(.unfml." cKlniey St. to
21~Pennoyer lit. to Crou 8t.
2003-431" “‘0'- o .
u—Rollroad to Brook? 0.
16~Whlto Brit! 0 north to Brno ids.
SHOE SALE id-Whlto an 31%.. in: non. hound.
17~Wldtaa B. W.t Li. Hound. .
‘ ‘ no stroke“ 0 the tire ball at odd times
* AT loam touting
:.'i‘w a trokea of lira ball. thus. l-i. Ira
"Four otrokr“ of fire boll. thus. 14-4-1;
:atermobe toil.
rd or more alarm indicate Iarioua
0HIAPEI "0 TH! END.
count uonwauk‘ .; .
L A good ad.
Maples 8t Goidschmidt
Commission
. Brokers
t‘m'i'espondenie of J. Frank Howell,
member Consolidated Stock Exchange
of New York.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
for cash or on conservative margins.
South Norwalk
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WALL S‘i‘irlill'l'l‘. 10:10 a. ni.~—'l‘er-
urination o.“ the anthracite coal strike
was reilct-zt‘d in the strength oile-
liish \"alley and Reading at lite op-
ulna oi zndnjfis stock markets. The
:‘ l‘lliti' advanced 1 5-8 and Reading
l .1-'_‘. Sonic strength was shown in
Steel. annual. Pacific, ililnois (‘en-
uni. {Heal‘ Northern Ore (hartli‘lcaies
and some of the minor specialties.
WALL STREET, ii a. in.~—i.eliigh
Valley. utter advancing 2 joints. fell
back with Reading. A more uneven
tone was displayed generally. except
in the specialties.
WALL STREET, l p. ntnCopper
shares derived no advantage irom an-
other advance in the price of the me-
tal. and the market became increas-
ingly heavy and dull. illinois Central
rose. ‘7’ points.
WA] l. 81‘ REi-Z'i‘ 23). m.—~Businesu
fell to minor proportions and stocks
were offered at concessions. The list;
suffered a further setback with a de-
cline or four points in Texas Com-
pany.
COFFEE CASE ADJOURNED.
NEW YORK, May 20.-The hearing
on the government order served on the
New York hock Company to show
cause why it should not 'be restrained
,from disposing of 9.30.000 bags of mi;
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canon!
in the rlaltt paper
Pl“ WIIK . \ witches the rllht people and gives the
E ' results. Sentinel want ads. mean
of a Ban“ 1 classified ad. will a... money toyed.
you a noon he!“ attention Masher. ~ , _, 'W...
fee in connection with the govern-
ment‘s suit to break up the Brazilian
coffee valorizntion scheme, was ad
learned today until Friday by Judge
Hough in tliellnited States District
Court. '
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PLYMOUTH RESIDENT DEAD. .
PLYMOU H. Mass, May 20.-—Benj—
amin F. Mel or. president of the Stand-
ish Worsted Company 01’ this town.
died today of Cancer. Mrs. Mellor.
was known throughout the country it's
{an expert. on textile manufacture.
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STRAW HATS ARE READYI,
Straw Hat Time is Here
Knox—The. world's best. $3.00'
to' $6.00.
Other good makes at $2.00 and
88.00.
ammo—$4.00.
Summits-4400.
Washable 4-ln- hands—45¢. . 50o
31.00. ..
80ft Cohan—tile: 2 'for 25c.
and 256 each.
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1,.Joseph Davis“,
In Washington or. ‘i'ol. can.
Norwalk Chronicler