, today for the west, and will go to St. NtIful and far tint reason they are very m run. in. RYonCo “show In: I pretty assortment of patterns ‘ Finds litmus, Pure Home- 3; made Candy Always th HUYLER‘S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM THE BEST OF BAKERY PRODUCT. F. A. LANE of Washington strut. Booth Nomik -— —_ PAGE 8. SHAW Boston The Candy of Excellence 01.00 per pound i- P. H. BAXTER. Agent for Town of Norwalk Anderson’s Launch Works Launches and Boots of all kinds promptly bum. lento tor Iain. All kinds of repairing given special attention. Oyotor Oholi Point, lek Henry Simpson, 01' Bct‘hcl, spout yesterday in Norwalk on business. Court Cecile, No. 105, Daughters of Castilc, will mcct regularly tomorrow night in the Catholic Club house. Now creations in White hats at prices that are eircinely low at The Holmes Milllncry. Scc udvertiscmcnl. A son was born to Mrs. Louis Klopsch, of Mott uvenuc, on Sunday morning. Mother and child nrc re- ported us doing nicely. ‘ There will be a dance in the armory on Friday night and it is possible that this will be one of the last dan‘ cos of the season. except at the sum- mer resorts. 'l‘. Brennan, of Wall street, the well TRAINS MAKING SPECIAL STOPS THURSDAY, MAY 30. Train No. 284, lcnving New York 2‘57 p. m., will stop at 125m street, and all stations Mt. Vernon to Port‘ tilicster, inclusive. l 'i‘rnln No. 286, leaving New York. HMS p. m.. will stop at Mt. Vernon. New Rochelle, Mumnroncck, (‘03 Coll and ltivcrsldc. 'l‘ruin No. 244, leaving New York; 4:29 p. in, will make all stops to I’ort' Chester, including W_oodluwn. A special train for Port Chester will leave New York 5:08 p. “1.. mak- ing the. same stops as Saturday train .\0. 186, leaving at that hour. Tr'iin No. 288, leaving New York 5:25 p. m., will stop at liit. Vernon. New Rochelle and Mnmnronck. Train No. 260. lenilng \‘ew York 6: 03 p. in, will stop at 125th street, ~ Ind his my friends are planned to known butcher, has had nu owning placed in front 01' his market. Men. tom if. A. Mitchell's furniture storc‘l «no the work. : 7 Miss Helen Becker of 8 Falriieldlg avenue has just; graduated from the‘ Normal course of the New York School of Fine and Applicd Art Mr 11 drawing teaching and supervisor oi" drawing. i City Tax Collector William S. Wil- cox has been busy this month collect- mg the lax now due. l’ennlti at the! rate of nine per cent per annum will “fl‘k'i' be charged on all unpaid taxes after "1-. June 1, next. ‘ l Contractors Byingion and I‘arndisa. ’6: is a. in. and Stamford 8:11 n of Norwuik, have started work in Roosevelt street, Norwalk. the now i thoroughfare that runs from Newtown - avenfie, easterly to the Dry Hill Road: and are laying a fourinch this main: nor the United Electric Light and Wu- ter company. 5: 57 n. m. and Stamford" \iili mnke nil stops to Port (‘hcsiei and all stations Mi. Chester, Vernon to Port ! 'i‘rnln No 177, leaving Port Clicaler‘Cthms Bridge FiSh Market. inclusive. n‘. m., will nun 10 minutes into and top at Columbus lreet. Train No. 269, leaving New ilavcnl H20 3. m i av cnue and 15th nclusive, due New Yolk S: " (in. m Truin No.179,icu\ing Port Chester 7:80 a m., will run 10 minutes Into; and stop at Columbus avenue. Train No. 231, leaving South Nor. .20 a: m. and Stamford? :4] n. ' will make all stops to Mt Vernon nclusiio. duo New 301k 8: ill a. up Tr‘nin No. 27f, leaving New Haven in, will make all stops to Mt Vernon. duc . 25th street, 9:19 and New York 9130' ll. m. Train. Will Not Run. N Altentio'n is called to trnins indicat- cd in time tables as not running on l “213‘ 30, 1912, between the following points: The report of the entertainment, committee of the Nutmeg Club on the’ (‘hc meant dance shows that the affair was ,Ncw l-lnvcn more succassful than ant preceding one [or several years Al the regular» Slwnniiord Hartford and Waterbury} ‘ meeting last evening several members; Westfleld and North 1 Williamsbnrgh branches. were accepted and other routine busi- ness transacted Councilman Howard V. Worden, of Norwalk, who was taken ill on Mon- day- afternoon, was able to be out you- terduy afternoon, feeling much im- proved. it was at first feared that the councilman was in tor a long illness, c use him about again. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mallory started 6: er and intermediate points 5:45, 7 n. m., and each hour to 11 p. in. New York and New Rochelle Port " stor Stamford, New Cancun and llsrlcm River and New Rochells and ampton and on and Turner's Falls Harlem River Branch. All weekday trains cancelled. Regular Sunday trains, making Ill tops, will be run as follows: Leave Harlem River for New Ro- helle and intermediate [points 12:10, 40. 8 a. m. and each hour to 11 p. to Leave Now Rochele for Harlem Riv- Pnul, Minnesota, where Mrs. Mallory will visit her two sisters. Mr. Mul- loryl [will continue on to the Pacific cunt, going to Seattle and othcrl places of interest. He takes the trip (or the benefit of his health. , Fatty-nu, inch embroidery donne- ‘In'ns combine tho useful with the beau-r Mum this moon for graduation m in price tron title to :2 so yd. A. in. m from this stock is ours to bring genuine satisfaction to the “swat girl Music. " in AII mun-m Most for on Muslin m SAVE AS YOU EARN IrsAoiLv—ir WWII No man or run an. tell the moment their urn- ing days will stop. but every one who cum on account with Tin Mil Milk, Trust Coup-ii). invo- our dope-m Mi: “no I the, It. I m ”gunning. ”new If him III ohm II] III M doll-NI. , Our N0. 474 Balbrig; gan Underwear at 50c? is' a N“Corker” It comes in long and short sleeves, regular or‘ stout drawers and is the best value we'ife adored in I long time. You can ’t find its equal, let alone its superior in the city —at the price. ”. Perhaps you only want to pay a quarter—we've a mighty good number at that price. Perhaps it will be a “union" at from $1.00 to $2.50 suit—a number of makes Athletically inclined and many others will want B. V. D. or Porous Knit, ribbed or flat at from 5°C to $1.00. Anything and everything in summer furnishings rightly I priced. l It’s a bit early perhaps to wear a straw, but not too. early to make your selection. Our stock is right—all the new straws, and shapes and a swell line of “Panama." NORWALK CONNECTICUT RlVER OHM). CAUGHT LAST NIGHT. BLUEFISH. COD, FLAT AND ILAOKFISH, HAL- iBUT, SEA IAO‘. OYBTERS, LONG TELEPHONE 1Q. _ ...‘..._.._.-.._.....w...... a... Wash Skirts GOOD VALUE. Seersucker Undersklrts in blue, grey and black stripes ..... 50c. 75c and 98: Tan linen finish ...... 98c lixtrn size .............. 980 While L‘rincke Scei‘sucker 75c \Vhllo (lrincko Seersucker. ox- ‘trn size ....... 98c While (.‘rinclte Seersucker, short .................... Rompers in Strips and Plnin Colors, sis-t cs ll months to 7 yours ....50c J. i. Mallette 88 Washington St. Tel. 449. ' So. NorwIlk. THAMER OOULIITBJNND OPTICIANB GOOD EYESIGHT is enjoyed by a grant many people today because We know how to fit their glasses properly. We em- ploy expsrienccd Oculists to exam- ine eyes and guarantee satisfac- tion. No charge for escalation. 87 Atlantic Count-o. Mumford, Conn. Established 15 rem Open BIturdoy Evoniuzl W . FILL OH JUMPER I-IIOM WINDOW vsmncmn, Ily 22.——Mro. u intuit. Lennon Barber. widow of 3 non of tho into Amni L. Barber. the “Ar ” nhIio King." mmwiy escaped «rt 'ouu Injury here why when It. oithor Jumped or fell from In Innovator? window of the family mansion, Bel- moot. In. Mol- Inc found on the root l Fish “ Fish. AND ROUND CLAMB. THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN WHICH HAN— DLES NOTHING BUT SEAFOOD. FREE OELIVERV. is an important factor of success Ind the wise man of today looks well 10 his teeth. fly so doing he knows that he is able to properly muticaie his food. his speech is not affected by open splices. the contour of the face is preserved, his nppcnrnnce is salutary. and he is better able to cope with the world at large, and his own interests in particular by having teeth which are neither unsightly nor unwbolesomc. Personal uttenlimi g‘lven i'o till de- tails. Consultation l'roe. Dr. 'J. H. MALLERY 16 south illIln as. South Nona! noun: 0 I. In. to 8 p. in. snow «In by common! our. _.... _ m... .. "u”..m. -............. COAL HARRIS 8: GANS COMPANY -uc—n-p— of l win; at her homo. silo bu been. ”mm” rm scum (ion oomph-mo time min I, nor- monotony": duo to sum over I child. W Noosoum My undo no otutomontl their , other, thou M In. What's condl-‘m “ ‘ “on W not w - ~ ‘ . rm flow. " film In making thus-In. and tin ' loot evening there were several im- . Thomas T. hogle. coiled. Mr. Rundie'o resignation as , of the governing board, as he will now NUTMEG CLUB CHANGES. I Hamid a. Rundlo Elected Prenaont‘ and I» R. Bray, Vice President. l At the meeting of the Nutmeg Club portant changes in the stuff of officers. Humid Ii. liundle was clot-ind presi' don! to succeed Joseph A. Ashweli, rc- slxucd, and Stephen R. illray was sel- ected for vicopresidon-t. The, necessity for the change was! *the removing from Norwnlk of Presi- dent Ashwcil and Vice President Both resignations have been accepted with regret, for the men were popular in their Organ nation. At a recent meeting Mr. Bundle was chosen vice-president to succeed Mr. Logic. President Ashwell's resigns- iion was received last night, und ac- rice-president. wu accepted Ind be was unanimously chosen as president. Stephen R. Bray was then elected vioeprosident. Mr. Ruudle resigned as a mismber vote with this oommittw by virtue of his office, and Victor ii. Donn was se- lected to fill the vacancy. Messrs. Thomns J. West, Jr., also removed and Logic, resigned Is mem- bers of the ententuinmcnt committee and Ralph Verlin and Ervinu Tolles were appointed to the vacancies. RENTED EARLY—RENTED WELD Do not delay In making that vacant lint, room or store an income pro- ducer. A few cents in tho Sentinel want columns will do it. City Assessors’ Notice -\V e, the undersigned, hereby give no lice to all persons and corporations liable to pay taxes in the City of South Norwnlk that they are required to deliver to the assessors, or either of t.,bem on or before the illst day of Mny,1912,n written or prlnled list, dated. signed and sworn to, of all the property owned by them on the lat any 0! May, 1912, liable 'to taxation, making a description of all the real estate, each parcel being separately ‘dcscribod. N. ll.»—~Lists mny be returned to the assessors. on the new Council rooms, lin the Library Building, Washington int-cot, South Nor-walk from and in- cluding May 18. 1912, said other: to be open from ill to 12 o‘clock s. in. and from 3 to 5 o'clock p. m.; on Sut- urdu'a from 7 to 9 o'clock in the eve- ning, Ind Wednesday. May tilt-it, from 7 to 9 o'clock p. m. Dated at the City of South Norwnk, 00nd,. III 10th. A. 1)., 1912. . NKLIN A. TOLLES. PERCY J. EDWARDS. FRANK C. BECKER, ASEGISOI‘B. NOTICE Bids on New Fire House Sealed bids for the complete con- struction of it new Fire House to be mil) 2m according in revised plans and speci~ ilcatlons, will be mcelvod by the urn dcrslgncd up to Monday, May 27th, 1912, at S o‘clock p. in; said bids- to be submitted to the Council at a meet ing tunnel to be held at the Council trhnmhcr on Washington street, on said .‘iny 27th, i912. at 8 o'clock p. m. The right to reject any and all bids is rewrvcd iieviscd .plans and specifications for the construction of said .li‘ire House, may be seen and examined at the of- fice of inc—Water Commissioncrs of this city, on and after May 15th. 1912. Parties desiring further information may npplv to the undersigned. FREDERICK H. FIELD, Committee on Fire Doiuirtmenl. mil 1618 20 22 25 _....__....._. .4...— SCHOOL TAXES Union School District ‘ The taxpayer: oi the South Norwalk Union School District are hereby noii. lied that the district tax of two mills on the dollar. laid on the town caselo- mont list of 1911. It I meetinfof the district, held on the 13th day of June. 191], It the Franklin school, will be due and payable on the llrst day at luv, 191:, at which time I Ilnll be molly to receive come at Stilioon-Pow- oil's drug store. 82 Washington street. Penalty It the rate or 9 per cent. a your from May 1 will be charged on and after June 1, 1912. F. A. TOLLES. . Collector of Taxes for South Non-walk Union School Diotrict. noted It Bouth Not-Walk, April at ”sonar CITY TAXES The turns" of the City or south Nor-walk are homily notified tint the. lIr. loid an the “moment list It ml. by tho Bond of lull-to II! M tins. will boduo III comma-tho first an onto y 101:. It ‘wlliuhml GUI." , m N W's. mu m Bum nu. strut. loath "omit. I'InIItNy nu‘nmnmmo l on. in I'Mn slum The Big Store A. F. Beckmann 8. Co. Quality always right. Prices always low as possible. 18 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar ............................ ".00 ‘i lbs, Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers ................. , .......... 25c Italston'g b‘rcukfnst Food, pkg .............................. 10c 3 packages Monarch Corn Starch .......................... 250 3 lbs. Yule Toast or Milk Crackers ............. 25c 3 lbs. Best Whole Grain Rice ...................... ‘ ............ 25° Ten 5. ~ it u tier. Wines. (latices. Eggs. Liquors. A. F. BeCkmann 81 Co. 83 & 85'WASHINGTON ST.. Phone 440 South Norwalk SOUTH NORWALK YOU WILL NEED A Busmess Training SOME DAY. WHY NOT OBTAIN ONE NOW BY ENROLLING IN Merrill Business College '5: Stamford Port Chester "ruin. MA or Rack Ridge (Formerly Beard's Rocks) READY APRIL 29th TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE Only One First Choice Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will Telephone 760 South N orwalk M. D. RANDALL _....._..._._.15 erected on l-‘rnnkiin Street in this city, city in of nine (I) nillo on tho lol- ’ with his appearance. well. 218 Washington Street A Satisfactory Reflection The man who has his clothes made here is perfectly satisfied He always looks good and his clothes wear Best woolens, lowest price. Give us a trial. John Kubovic South Norwalk . Home Asparagus - Home Rhubarb - Potatoes . - - l-iomc Radisliee. Home Spinach, Wu Beans. cumbers. l’inedpples, Strawberries, Oranges. per bunch'BIlc‘“ per bunch 5c per peck 35c l Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cu— UNITED‘ GROCERY COMPANY 20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 141‘ ..—.. .- Perfection in Bread That Split Loaf Be Sure It’s Made by. Bundle At Your Grocers, Either Store or_0ur Wagons. - TROLLEYMEN MEET TOMORROW NEW HAVEN, May 22.——~A meeting of the conference board of the Trolley- mon'a Union. urn-resenting I11 the citi- es of the state. is said to be held in l”this city tomorrow night at which time the delegate appointed by the various locals will act on tho proposals of the Ounwtlout company in round to the demands of the men for In advance in wages. The decision of the confor- enco will be final. .— m.-. .. ...___...-—....... Fill DAMAGEO RAILROAD ' TREOTLE. N Tm ecu. my 22:— Tulle on the Octal new human Montana this nil-on wu hold up. lol- maul hon-I million In butcher comm Boob cos comer mile trestle our the hormones fiver maintained?” Ithponw . To Enumerote the Merits of . The . ‘Jf; .
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