.. You Ever Expect to Build a House, Parti- "
fin Off an Attic, or Give a Play, or Church
ir, You Ought to Know Compo-Board
It is a prs and lining for walls and ceilings that is air-tight. water-
"prod heat-ti; t. and stronger and more durable than plaster.
' 'l‘hese qualities and its convenient form mate it the beat_rnstarial for
" ' he??? ftliler titles. CompooBeard is Kdnehtlilci, 4 ft. rude and from
to . n en . y
., , Writs today or temple and our but!!!“ It tails what meBoud
is. what it can be used for. and why.
L. ENSWORTH & SON .340-50 Front St}. Hartford. Conn.
fly
{few days at Norwalk, recently renew-
;ing old acquaintances.
I ‘ i -.. -W ,
NEW I llr. and Mrs. Nathan Green and falli-
. iiy. of South Main street. ltnve‘urrived
tat their summer home.
Gardner iieatil, Mrs. Stephen Heath,
° ANAAN
.. Cm . Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. (il'r licheiidry, went
‘ior a long auto ride. Sunday.
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H. H. Weeks visited in town yester-‘ Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd were
guests, Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
:liilnkerhoft’ of Railroad avenue.
returned to .___.__.__
. fianiuei Kurinnsky has bought out
; F. in Simonand will cont-lune tile bus-
iness as an up-to'date fish, fruit and
“vegetable store. Mr. Simon will stay
Cunningham has
‘letry Jobe is working at' Stewart's
Miss Edna Scott was a recent visi-
tor to friends in Greenwich.
-v
were Motlday guests at the Westport
Hotel.
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Jesse h‘. Bradley, of Montciair, is
visiting his father Fred Bradley, of
Saligattlclt.
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. Mrs, George w. Hunt will entertain
the Compo street whist club at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
a v
Frank Taylor. and Samuel B. Wheel-
er were ltl Bridgeport yesterday serv-
ing on the jury of the. Superior (Tourt.
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Rev. (‘. H. Taylor wm leave town
lit'xi week for a trip to Europe. where
he exptwts to visit for the next two
months.
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Mr. nitd Mrs. E. .i. 'l‘ yior. on Turk—
ey llill.i are entertaining their daugh-
. bonsai...“ --¢’----‘-.eullw a... a... an». a . 4.. ,.
15,
“lit!
with . . i”
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it» Of
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censure HAT. oieralc'r. .
”1.0. Andrews and family of Albany. '
”DON’T MISS
HOMEMAKERS’ WEEK
MITC HELL’S
FURNITURE STORE
Wall and High Streets, Norwalk
SUBSTANTIAL SAVlNGS ON EVERY lTEM.
Newburph Hatters Sand Petition to
United Hatters.
Members of the United Halters of
North America employed in New-
burah, N. Y., have petitioned that or-
ganization to make Nell/burgh a sep-
arate district. Newhurgh is now iii-
cluded in the Danbury district.
‘ The Newburgh News says of
matter:
Shop calls of the Ferry (Jo. hat. fac-
tory. held ill the making and finishing
departments of the factory on Friday
resulted ill a petition to the 'bOiil‘d of
directors of the United Matters 0!
North America to make of Newburgh
and vicinity a'separate batting dis~
trlct. it Is stated that in the making
the
,V'ance and the resolution for the petb
{lion was carried practically.
All the Iiici‘dllliti. tllnss and Tin Ware, now .................. 7% lmousli‘. There was a division in the
Mahogany Dressers, oval or snuare frames. were 82.3.00. ":31“:ng department, threwl'l: ivoted
‘ it ie ma on y was on y n avor
NOW .. ------------------ ' """ ' """""" $21 3‘0. jol’ the separation from Danhury.
, I Vcwhurgll is alliel with the I) n-'
lertered Oak Buffets, were. 830.00, now ................ f ' ' l ‘ a.
$25.00 ébury association. The separation
’ {would give the Ncwburlth batters
~ ithc national asset-tattoo.
. home role within the regulations 0!
Tile matter
hail been agitated for solite time and
in a vote to ask for
i
' separation. t
it Is not believed that liaiibllry will
department there was a large attend-t '
unani .
humiliation
illlElIIlFiii‘
llPElllllllN
How She Was Saved From
' S eon's Knife by Lydia
Pinkham’s Ve eta-
ble Com
Mogadore, Ohio. — “The first two years
‘ I was married I suffered so much from
.. ., J . female troubles and
bearing down pains
that I could not stand
on my feet long
enough to do my
work. The doctor
said I would have to
undergo an opera-
tion, butmy husband
- . . wanted me to try
3%} . ». . Lydia E. Pinkham’s
. " \. VegetabieCompound
Mlltt.ii\‘\\\ first. I took three
bottles and it made me well anti strong
and I avoided a dreadful operation. I
now have. two fine healthy children, and
I I cannot any too much about what Lydia ‘
l E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
[done for me."—-Mrs. Les Masons,
‘ R. F. D. 10. Mogadore, Ohio.
Why will women take chances with an
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: {oppose ”'9 granting 0‘ the» request; operation or drag out a sickly, half-
: iSho“'d It ”9 granted it 1" probable heartedexistence, missing three-fourths
I 1 that the shops In Wailkiil, Fishklll ; of the joy of living, when they can find
. g and Peekskili will be included in the health in Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOU'I’H NORWALK. CONN.
toner store.
"Mr. Broadway is employed at Stevfl
livery stable.
'tcr. Miss Martha. and a classmate, ot‘
Vassar college.
m
at the store for a few months.
Dayton M. Henry, an expert violin-
ill“, will be heard in town on Thurs-
muei Wood went to Norwalk. on‘ day. M“ Henry comes from New H”
fven, and has a violin made by him-
..-- ;self, from wood taken trom the Sir
The funeral service for Mrs. Heera‘ Walter Scott house.
a held Tuesday.
‘ ‘sln‘ess‘yesterdny.
. Mr. \Velser has purchased some (if
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‘Gebl'ge.»lltil'tie spent Sunday visiting. {he stock and fixtures 0‘ u" upper
. The store will be given
nits in Norwalk. "WW" “'0'.“
. «up by Mr. btewart soon and Mll‘. Wil-
33m. Charles Merritt is vxisitinufsor will take possession. lie will con-
tml‘Stephen Heath. . duct a first class butcher market at the
. . _‘ ‘ place.
in}
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u...
llamas Mcinnc has
thor the summer.
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The cancert to
arrived .
be held Ra!"
.. .. t mond'a. Hail tomorrow evening. promi.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sievena’gpcnr sea to be a good one. With such tai~
Wei-day in Norwalk. ;ent as Miss aunt (‘mid and Miss Ha-
' fzel Smaiihorn. assisted by Miss Janet
; Lindsay. the house ought to be filled.
I'l‘llc l'r‘oceeda will be. for the Y. M. (‘».
'and Ill’.‘ Library inninttuiant‘e fund.
in
. H. Weeks has arrived t'roni.New
I‘ll {or the summer.
‘ Thei'l‘ompkins house on (‘nl‘ioe lliii; . ._.-__._._..
nearing C0mltlt‘UOD- ;‘ The il‘LItl-(lf‘lll epidemic seems to con-
' tinuc. A'inrgc number of dogs have
been killed. t‘lticf Schmidt “as called
to John llhcenlli‘s place on Iioyt
I. . . w . . ‘. ,
‘3' Dawless's. house of Green ave-i stteo. htlndni (mains. to dispose of it
This dog was the
0 In nearly completed. idol: m mm mm“
. . second dog belonging loi Mr. Itllcualtl
Mrs; "Harris. of par, Chester, is \‘IS-. killed within a few weeks. I‘lilcss
‘ns her mother lu town, }steps are taken soon to have all dogs
_.___..___ ‘utuzzicd. it Is,t'c:irctl one of these mud
iaafldith [)0 \fiizne has left on an ' dogs will ntnltc serious trouble.
teasive trip to (tatladn. ,
Mr.WeaVerson, of Vista, has return-
_ , to his country scat.
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CASTORIA
Leland 'Benger is tetliporarilr citi-
yell at the upper Wilscr store.
_ _ ’ For Infants and Children.
rs. Rand, oi South Main street is
in after a recent illness. I "in Klllll lilll "a" Mild]! Bliiiglli
yrllittie daughter arrived Siturday‘ 99“" the
Dnand Mrs. O'Sbhughnessy. .. 5‘83“““9 °f . .
‘ar
Wilson Brown has .taken a position3 - '
”7’ ' : .
chauffeur for Mrs. Jesse iloyt. ‘ COUNT OSTEN SACKEN DEAD'
I .\lo.\"l‘lt CARLO. May 23.~(‘onnt
. a foundation {of Harold Mead‘s Nicolai illnitl-iievitch von der Listen.
building has been completed. ‘Sucitcn, itnselan Ambassador to tier.
" ‘lnnny and dean of the Diplomatic
ox-ztforps in Berlin, died here yesterday.
Llln his 82nd year.
' ~—--—-— t‘ount von dcr (lsten—Snckmt, who
Mrs. Samuel Priest of Oenoke ave-l was born March 26, 183i. entered dip-
n, is vialting at Floral Park. 1.. l. ,iomatic life in 1853. Shortly after-
. ‘ ......_.. twards he )l‘OCQ‘lled to Sebasto oi.
Danny Moorey was married to Miss 7 I l p
.. ‘ ,where he remained throughout the
la Brooks at Brooklyn, Sunday. icrimeau War. after which he was
{Min Helen and MTss—Mildred Hemhierehted a count in his own right for
' ‘ siege of
fed tlrlends in Norwalk u .s . '. l‘Valor displayed during the
" ' T c dd) 'SebastOpol. [Alter he went to The
". Beeley of Railroad avenue was Hague as secretary of legation, and
‘ ”04”.“,“3 very loll yesterday. . thence to Madrid as charge d‘affailtos.
l ' .. ' - afterwards proceeding to the legatlons
. “rt—W
leyfif Blaming, has taken 1 at Berne, Switzerland and Turin. Just
gt 3, Cook's".lnnch cart. before the war between France and:
‘ —--—-—-—-— ‘ llermany he was appointed itilasian.
Anabel] Betvens returned tot Minister Resident in Armstadt. where
I fter a. short visit with her pain, he remained eleven years until he
.4 ' ’wus transfel'rod'to Munich. After a
div ‘M ' . lousy of two years In Bavaria as Min-
' umford, 0' 59“ York, he” won 3 later he returned to Russia and served
the “h“ “I" '0" 1'0““: Rich-1m the Foreign Office for two yéars,
‘l Hill. gutter which he returned to Munich
’f’"""‘ . land Danistadt as Minister. In 1895 he
“13:33?:1ll_s°:vfl':£yfigfexfl£l was appointed Russihli Ambassador to
’y ‘ ' ‘ ; the Gyrman Empire, and despite a se-
, . ' __.-..._._. lvere paralytic stroke in 1899 retained
_ .‘L. ’1‘. Fields of New York. m“ i that post for soventen years. He was
, lied home, after visiting Mrs. L. ”greatly esteemed by his colleagues in
John. ‘ 1; the Diplomatic Corps,
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ind Mrs. Adriance and daughter PLMNFIELD M'LK ”HALE." Ac'.
e to the M in w ' . CEIPT.
from“, u e 00"“ mm" 'PLAINB‘IELB, May za.-——rne ram.
.. . era of this section, It was learned to.
.Ichie has returned from Scot- “"Wi have accepted "‘9 0“" 0' ‘0"
ad is stopping with Allan Pater-
The Olympia Candy Company
ts to open its store next week.
w..—
vu—M... . ...... lam-mm“—
ty cents a. ten quart cadet milk for
‘ ‘ ‘ldsnoe peaiers' Alisociation. Thorst-
arian. Harold Mead. Mr.
I“ ‘HI “m will “that pool- a all cases at Asthma. Broad list and
H Fe 9:. Sold dru tats“: mail on
‘ postoftioe for the summer, “an???“ ”.2. ?b p .
, ' l i it by mail dents.
mm, ““1 ail-unis airce'éh..mu.om.on.
Catherine .Oimatssd spent a
0!
m «u in nu reason ran-mm.
.1
the summer season made rby the Prov; -‘
‘ tienieiit aths. the lonmtaiketbof
lira. Mead motored ‘ to '“fikfi- ', '- ‘ it"
Itordni'. ‘ ' ' W
. . . . - v _ . papa. .
one». of New Rochelle . ‘ . _ . ,, at '
week, with Mrs. Harry-M ma . .a m! ‘
treat. ‘ ‘ - ‘ coma-u». AWW' .‘f. Mil; it
. . ives instdutri-Iiollodildrd to ours.
ltev. and Mrs. A: (l. iloynton.
Rye. N. Y.. are guests of Rev. and
Snuntuck Methodist church.
“
Mr. and Mrs. J.
well known and popular among her
many friends. No date has yet been
atmoanced for the wedding.
What was considered a large meet
ing of the Holy Name society of the}
Church of the Asutnptlon was held
on Monday evening in the. parlors ol"
the church. There was nothing out;
routine liusiucss taken up at this?
traveling and the members were on
.hntid in a good crowd to.lake It) the
lpicaszlui remarks. The next meeting.
;wlll be held next week. i
l The ltcv. Herbert Jones poster of1
'tiw Snuaatuck Mcthodisl Church. has,
1left for lirooklyn. N. Y. Where be Is
tto marry a Miss lillf‘llli of that place.
fl‘lu‘ wotidinu will take place on May
All at the bride‘s home. llcv. Jones.
iconic here about six Weeks ago from:
‘ Rye. t.\‘. Y. and has trained a wide circ‘;
etc of friends while born. The couple;
.intcnwt to spend their honeymoon Int
lBermuda before :z-cturniltg to West?
liliri, '
i A meeting of the Chautauqua eir-j
clc was held Monday evening at lllti‘t
isuuo of Mrs. Robert W. Post, in
which the ctoninz was cnjoyably
S,lt‘ili. During the prosl‘ttlti of the.
levelling. Miss Agnes Mitchill address"
led the gathering on ”l’t-rsia, Past and
‘l’i‘csent." A good attendance wake
present to listen to the inierestlniztl
talk of Miss Mitchiil. Refreshments:
were served before, the guthcrlusl
broke up. Among those present were: ?
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth MacKensie,!
l Miss Nathalie Mitchili. Judge and Mrs.
i.|'l ll, orudley. George Iioytlen. Rein;
lChnrles l“. Taylor. Miss IIaggartnainE
,I Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Wood Mr. and Mrs;
fit}. 13. Harris. Miss Esther Downs undi
4 others.
I All the plans hare. fully been com-
ipleted tor the fair and carnival which
l will be given on iho'lawns of the town
illall on the evenings of June iii and
‘20. by the, Westport improvmnent so
socialion. Atrn recent meeting com-
llliittees were appointed to look after
{the affair headed by the followitirr
chairmen: Mrs. Horace Hlil'lbllxtt.
house supplies Mrs. Fred ilpbbell;
aprons and bags: Mrs. A. ll. Smith;
. linen Mrs;. Charles Buck, fancy work: 1
Mrs. Charles F‘. Taylor, grab bag: Mrs.
('tlntciotto A. Nash. supper Misza C.
loulse Thomas, ice cream and lean
lll‘lllillt‘ the entertainment a play will
be. given under the direction of Arthur
ll. .lollff. Those taking part In the
play are now hard at work rehearsing
and promise to have their parts down
to perfection by the ‘niuhls of the
show. A large crowd will be looked
for on those nights and if the weath-
er will permit the fair will surely be
a success.
BRIDGEPORT oust. one in main-
DIN HOOPITAL'AF‘BIH Pele-
oN DRAUGHT.
titties yesterday
pitta. 'l-lor death‘brlnss to an end a .
vol-cs suit brought against her by. her
asbend. Joseph Mills of Bristol. Her
1 ther Ia said to be Harry whom.
Weli‘known in dddaewrt. ‘.
of:
Mrs. Kennlll MncKenzie. Rev. Iioynfi j
ion was formerly the pastor of the' :
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_ it‘ife of this place»: C
announce the engttfiellll'lll‘ of their; I
daughter Miss Ionian. to Fred Hols-l j
hauser, of New Yorw slate. Miss Fife: -
ls employed in lilo. R & G corset com-l f
unity in South Norwallt. She is very" '
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
IBEAVER BOARD
is salutes rapidly In popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
‘or artistic designs tor walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for Individual preterment and taste. We are aunts
and keep a large supply on hand.
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Local News and News
from all parts of the
world. (II The Political.
Situation. (ll Baseball
and all other Sporting
Events and Comment.
(II Everything that is
“a to be found in a pro-
gressive Daily--- '
.You’ll, ‘
Find It in'The
' Sentinel
* HEN you don’t
~ ADVERTISE in;
‘The Sentinel, nobOdy
' , knows that you are
. ‘ doing business, and it
-. ‘won’t be long before .‘
" you’ll not know, it
you-agit- .
; lNewbul‘xh district.
The hat factory employee were at
' i work Saturday morningfihis being the,
j ltlrst Saturday in many months when
I the men were engaged on the last day
lot the week.
i Louis A. Frazier. 4 Market St, Nor-
iwlcll. (‘onn.. had been subject to back-
~nchc due to kidney trouble for some
time. lie says: "Hearing of Foley
‘Kidney Pills. i took them.and they
gave me relief at once. I recommend
. l them as a prompt and effective medi.
cine for kidney and bladder tron.
Ibis." W. I“. \Vlgmore & (‘0. ”
!‘ The Chair for '
Genuine Comfort
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TheA.J.Angevine
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134436 WASHINGTON ST.
LOVER’S
“The Place"
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A Shoe that pleases
the eye and fits .
, - i the foot
TatirGun Metal. Patent
9.5350‘54
‘u‘k'ttie'ttm
I
I Compound ?
i For thirty years it has been the stand-
! srd remedy for female ills, and has re-
' stored the health of thousands of women
who have beentroubied with such all-
ments as displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co. (walla
dcatial) Lynn, lass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
SPRAYING DEMONSTRATION AT
BETHEL.
On Tuesday afternoon. May 28. the
Connecticut Agricultural College and
the Connecticut Pathological Society
will give a demonstration to spraying
in the orchard of Robert (‘. Keelt-r.
The object of the work is to show how
trees should be treated for the control
of Insects and disease. The work will
content-e at I o'clock. The public are
invited to be present. .
Tile orchard is located at the out) of
the trolley line. The cauductor will
give transfers to the end of the line. _
—Constipation causes headache,
nausea. dizziness. languor. heart palpi-
tation. Drastic physics gripe, slckea.
weaken the bowels and don’t cure.
Dean's Itegtilets act gently ,and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
zist.
City-"National Bank
rams/tors A GENERAL BANKING
susmess AND OFFERS evssv
FACILITY CONSISTENT
, WITH soouo
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
: $100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes SS‘and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, tat Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John'H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbuta
Henry 8. Lockwood
Ii‘roin Quarry to demote"
Save that Commission
usually paid to agents selling this
line of work.
We Employ No Agents
Got ottr prices belore placing your
order for .
Decoration Day Work
00. NORWALK MONUMENTAL
. WORK.
04 Be. Main 8t..
south Norwslk
Tel. 004 .
seminar to
our“ com.
ELI.
I". to IOOI
~ commemoration
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