mom! not as, lost" '
noun/Arcs cost. co. suss‘
” STAMFORD MEN. ‘ , ‘ ‘
' H PAGE & SHAW . A suit .10: $10,000 damages has .
1. Pure ome' .. loston , P k h R. h S i been instituted in the superior coon.
- . " ~ ‘ by the Tidewater Cost company of
de Cand :1 The €121.1on Of figenence VIC t 6 lg t tor e 1 'Nowxork against Abruhmn S. and u er
ma y I: 9"” . Edward Glaser of Stamford. In the
Always Frslh
F. H. BAXTER.
Anon! for Town of Norwalk
HUYLER’S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
‘LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM
THE 5287 or BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
If Washington Street.
South Norwsik
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of III kinds promptly bunt. Icon
for solo. All kinds of null-inn
gluon *Ipoolsl Ittcntion.
Onw- ehsll Point. Norwsik
w ». ._...... ”w ”who”...
Kubnosu Encampment, .\'o. it, I. t)
O. F., will hold a regular meeting to-
night.
. Cockcnoo 'l‘rlbc. No. 32. l. t). it. Iii,
will hold it regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
Court Facile. Nu. lo. Daughters of
Castlle,‘ Vvl‘l hold :1 icgulnr "tooling
this evening.
~«Dancing at Roton l’olnt Saturday
evening. May 21.
Attorney John J. Walsh. of Nor-
wsik. spent yesterday in liltigcfiflid
on business.
St. Mary‘s Young Men's Club will
meet on Friday evening for the trans-
wtion of routine business.
Court Nat-ruin No. 58, Foresters of
America. will moot. tonight in the
Wattr stroct, Norwnlk, quomers.
The Bridge Construction Committee
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow;
evening in the town court room.
Msr. James Montgoruory, of Wilton
avenue, who “as tukcn ill recently. is
much improtcd. to the relief of her
friends.
Andrew Rudel, of South Norwalk,
had sixteen vessels in the oyster
steamer parade in New Haven yes-
terday.
Olive Branch Lodge. No, 19, K. of.
P., will work the ampliiicd third dol
tree tonight. All members pro in-
vited to be present.
Only one week more remains in!
which to pay the «taxes of the City of
south Norwalk and Union School I)ls~i
trict in order to avoid the penalty of
nine per cont.
Buckingham Post, No. l2. G. A. IL,
will meet tomorrow evening and cv-i
our member is asked to be present, as
further plans for Memorial Day will
he considered.
The hearing before the board of ca-
timu-to tonight will be only on mut-
‘tors relating to the schools of the
town. and tire ueotlon of fire escapes
[twill be given particular attention.
A large number of local railroad
men are planning to take part in the
big clambske to be hold all. Westport
June 22, to be given by the employees
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford lines.
auto Labor Commissioner P. H.
Connolioy will go to Washington, D.
0.. next weak to represent Connecticut
It a mating of labor commissioners
of the various states. Mrs. Connol-
M will accompany him.
”pm
The youninr students of the Bon-
ford khooi. nodding. are procuring to
(in an open—air presentation of ports
of “As You Like It," in the Glen, a
lhort distance from the lots homo of
filth Twain. Mrs. Richard Mansfield
fill cocci! the out. Ind her son. Gibbs
manna, thirteen years old. will tofu
I touts: psrt.
_ -u—m-u -
OORPORATION PAPERS.
m...
A number of mrporntion pullers
were filed. in tho ofllcc of the hectic-
tnry of the state yostcrduy. Tho 00n-
necticut Cornice & Metal Works. in-
corporated. of New Haven, filed a cer-
tlficnbo of organization showing its
officers to be as follows, President.
l’hililp Toppur, Now Huvcu; trous-
urcr, Dora Wulmnn, Newark, N. J.:
summary, Whiter Walnuts. New Irin—
vcn; directors, tho president, trous-
urcr, Ind Jcnnle 'I‘uppur of New lin-
ven.
Articles of association wore filed by
the East hind Ylit‘hi Club, lncormrnt-
cd, of Bridgeport and the Improve-
ment Association of Fnirilcld, Will
Vicinity, Incorporated, of Fnirdold.
The Glastonbury Creamery Com-
pany of Glastonbury. flied n flnui cor-
tilicnio of dissolution.
Tho Warner &. Abbott company of j
of or ‘
Water-town filcd n ccrtillcnto
gmizotlon.
'l‘ho Burdott-McGillivmy company
of Stamford; certificate of incorpor-
ation; capital stock 325.000. Tho
purpose of the company is to cngngo
in the drygoods business.
The Hebrew Ladies“ Orphnn asylum
lncorporntcd or Hurtful-d: articles of
association; the purpose is "to render
assistance and support to orphan
children in the city of Hartford."
Tho signers of tho arilclns are Idu
Ulricr, Fannie Rivkln and Funnio
Kntz.
'I‘ho (lonnocticut Cornice nod Metal
Works. incorporated. of New Haven;
certificate of incorporation: capital
stock. $5,000.
{The American (lmctsln Light com-l
puny of Bridgeport; ccrtificutc of or-‘
(ionization.
'l‘hc Brownie club of New Haven
for social purposes; nrticlos crust
scclstion.
..
.. m
——Never can tell when you’ll much I . V
finger or suffer a cut. bruise, burn or
mold Bo pmmrcd Dr. Thomas'
Ecluctrlc Oil instantly relieves the
pain—quickly cures tho Wound
SIGNAL PLANT AT HAWLEYVILLE
The New York, New Haven sod
Hartford railroad will establish an
elaborate electrical block signal sys-
tem between Waterbury Ind Hartford
Ind In inter-locking plant at Howler-
viile. The plan input of a more con-
omi one of electric block signals up.
on no miles of railroad lines in MIss-
schusotts, Rhoda Mood and Connec»
ticut.
1'0 EVERY DITAIL
or minute as»! how
mutt. by our: onto” and
Miriam. asses
mssflswmwtoh'
is an importsnt factor of success and
_ the wise man of todsy looks well to
. his moth. By so coins he knows that
‘ be is able to properly mutlcsto his
mm, his appearance is sslutsry.
Indira is better Iblo to cope with the
1* world It isrge, Ind his on interests
Dr .I. n. MALLERY
and You’ll Pick the
Right Clothes
Reliability of the Clothier is one of the important factors I
L in buying clothing. It’s well for you to know and to nude
tionis never fully complete until
the clathes wear out.
clothes wear out.
That is this store. We're here to rectify any dissatisfac— , I
tion no matter how long after you have purchased the
good! should any cause for complaint arise.
Each season we are adding to our widening circle of
‘ customers who recognize this as the “square deal" shop.
May we not add you to it this season?
You' re not getting the very best value for your money
until you buy here.
Suits and Top Coats $10 - $30
You'll see here the Straw Hat shapes and braids that
have the season’s full cndortsemcnt.
-
TEMPTING
SEA FOOD
Fresh from the water at Cuthlli‘s
prim Mal-tor stuns. was.
run. coo. BUTTER mo ILAcK
mm mucur, In nos, can.
claimant MACKERIL, man
mas. LOBSTERS Lono mo
ROUND CLAMS. The only place in
RIVER SHAD DAILY.
Cutbill’sv Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
COAL
HARRIS &‘
GANS
COMPANY
Wash Skirts
GOOD VALUE.
Seersucker Untlcrsltlrts in blue,
gray and block stripes .....
50c. 75c and 98a
‘I‘sn linen finish 9
Extra size .............
White Crlncke Heersuckcr 75c
White (.‘rlnckc Seersucker, ex-
.tru size . 8c
White Criucito
short
Seersucker.
.t..._ .500
.
Rompers
in Stripe and Fish: Colors. sis-
es 6 months to 7 years “.500
1.1. Mallette'
88 Washington at.
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
vourt mom
DENTISTRY ,
fl «O-mwulwuv: 4...... b. "A.
soy “Icons I Doc.
Young Fagin Docs Glovsr Mun: It
Flnmy d mosaic“ Ours.
Thor-o woo oonsidonblo
moot on Wall street. last night, about
8 o’clock. A lsm'"sottsr do; owned
by. Hurry Merrill, ran in the doorway
over money a ‘mtct's my
atom and mwiod out the window‘on
a board that runs'ovsr the store to
food, his speech is not sitsctdd b!
'0 open moot-r. the contour or the face is
in psrtiouisr by bsvisx tooth which are
nIlthor unsightly nor unwbolesomo.
Pot-soul Ittsntion man to all do-
. on May 1 of lost your
_ two parties, the plaintiff pwld over to
. complaint.
‘ mtlz in
town that receives CONNECTicUT»
‘dcrsigucd up to Monday, May 27th.
.oxcito
complaint the plaintiff asserts that.
the property
of the Stamford Tidewater Coal com-
pany was turned over to the dofoud-
MII and it was valued at $5,028.40
t is also claimed that the defend
ants canard to turn over certain prop-
erty in Stamford to the plaintiff and
tint on May 19, 11m, in considera-
tion of the comment between the
the defendant!) the sum of 82.200
Tho pisintlff aloo ask. (or a. convoy
once of the land mentioned In the
Money well invested—an Advertise
mom in The Sentinel
..._...- ...,_.. m. ...
NOTICE
To Contractors
Scaled tropossis will be received
by the undersigned uu'tli Monday, Mny
27th, at "i o'clock p. m.. for grading
walks on (‘llff sud llullcy streets and
for grading (ink stroot. this city. In-
formation will be given und specifics:
tlons soon at the office of the City
Engineer. The right to reject any or
all bids in rcsorvcd.
‘ ll. W. MATHER.
Highway Commissioner.
City Assessors' Notice
- lie. the. undersigned. hereby give no-
tion to nil persons Ind corporations
liable to pay taxes in the (lily of South
NorWnlk. that they are required to
delivm' to the assessors. or citier of
them. on or before the, 31st day of
Tiny. 1912. a written or printed list.
dated. signed and sworn to. of all the
property owned by thorn on the 1st
day of May. 1912. linble to taxation.
making a description of all the real
estate. each parcel being separately
described.
N. il.-I.ists may be returned to the
assessors. art the now (‘ounclt rooms.
in the Library Building. \‘t‘cshlngton
street. south Norwuik. from and in-
cluding May 18, 1912. sold office to
be open from to to 12 o‘clock s: m.
and from 2 to .5 o'clock p. in; on BIt~
urdnys from 7 to 9 o‘clock in the cvo
hing. Ind Friday, May lilst, from
1 to 9 o‘clock p. in.
Dntod It the City of South Norwsk,
630nm, Msy 10th. A. 1)., nos.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
PERCY J. EDWARDS.
FRANK C. BECKER.
M56850".
NOTICE
Bids on New Fire
House
Sonics bids for the complete con-
struction of s new li‘lro House to be
omclcd on Franklin Strovt in this city,
according to revised plums and spaci-
fictitious. will be received by the un-
.,
1310 2N.
laid. at 8 o'clock ‘p. in; sold bids to
be suinnlttcd to the Council at n nicot-
iut: iinmuf to be held at the Council
(thnmbr-r on Washington street, on
said May 27th. 1912. at 8 o'clock p. in.
File Iliihl to reject any and all bids
is reserved
Retired plans and specifications for
the construction of said Fire House
may be seen nnd cxuuiiucd at the ob
fire of the Water Commissioners of
this city, on and ottcr Mny ibth. 1913.
may apply to the undersigned.
FREDERICK ti. FIELD.
Committcs on Fir-c Department.
mil ill IS 20 22
25
.~.. Worn—-
Union School District
Tho taxpayers of the South Norwslk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town assess-
ment list of 1911. It a meeting of the
district. hold on the 18th day of June.
191:. st tits Franklin 3011ch will be
duo and psychic on the first day of
My to receive same at Stimson-Pow-
Ill'I drug store. ii! Washington street.
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. a
sour from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 1, 191:.
‘ P. A. TOLLiilS.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwslk
Union School District
Dated at South Norwslk. Am”, 30.
,Nfofics
CITY TAXES
The moon" or the city of mo
“oils. Mutation in».
soonntborod . and several attempts
m was to rescue the dog which
mm my much Mshtmo. out Ill
1! south Into It... south scum:
tut-nod Wk, tho host-d not bolus
Hours Domain tn. sun-
out We comet". A lam 'clowd‘
Norwaik are hereby notified tbs: tbs
lofty tax of nine (ill mills on the doi-
iIr. laid on the assessment list of 101i.
by tho Board of instincts Ina TI!»
tlou, will be- dug snaps ratio on the
first My of may. ms. at which timoi
will roost" the m It my once
noon 4.. United not . , i
Portico desiring further information ‘
SCHOOL TAXES M
May. 1912. at which time I shall be.
. Bassinet, Port Chester; 'l‘hq .
330 a lb
Very Best Creamery liuttcr. SWeet us can be. The kind you“
always got here.
Strictly Fresh Leghorn Eggs. Everylegg fresh laid.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK “i
Phone 440
You , NEED A
Busm ss T raining
SOME DAY. WHY NOT OBTAIN ONE NOW BY ENROLLING IN
Merrill B siness Colleg',‘
South, Norwolk Stamford Port Chester
WW —-—-.----—-!t..‘_. ...,,........D.
F NAL MAP OF
Roc Ridge
(Fem criy Board‘s Rocks)
RE DY APRIL 29th _
TWENTi PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these if. tips but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 60 South Norwalk
M. ‘ .RANDALL
s
A Satisfactory Reflection .
The man who has hs clothes diode here is perfectly satisfied
with his appearance. Hi always looks good and his" clothes went-
well. Best woolcns. lows t price. Give us a trial.
John Kubovic’
213 Washington S reel: South Nortvol
Home Asparagus 3
Home Rhubarb ‘
Potatoes
“Home Iiudishes, Home Spinach, Wux Beans. Lettuce, Tomatoes.
climbers, Piusnppies. Strawborrles, Oranges.
UNITED G
20 NORTH MAIN UT.
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Be Sure I is Made by Rundle‘
At Your Grocers}, Either store or Our Wagons.
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_ HOTEL summits.)
Mahactmno—w. M. Mlllsn E. n. ”
Lyrics. Theo. H. Bailey. Jr... Bilber-
msn. Morris Siiborman, Frsnil O'Doov
nell. New York; Samuel Gr‘nst‘sin.
Brldmofl: J. Quinlan. Jr., ow no
wen; W. J. Cunningham, rtford;
I. it. Hurlbutt. Wilton; F. ‘ snobs?
tor. Providonco, R. 1.; C. J . Run.
Jersey City; 0. 0. Fuller, WI- rbum
O. W. Montgomery. somorvi :7 cm,
Mac-
GoldY.
If. ‘0
“Will.
If. B.
TO W I "Y
um. Motion. Ens; Mme.
Now {invent Chas. Brmt
Libbs, Boston; Goo. M. I
fibrillation; Jacob Layton,
Smith, city.
REAL, RESULT!
WIIbins'ton s ‘_ ‘ ~
9,.- m wbst wast scrotum W ~
Eggs .300 a doz
Norwalk Chronicler