Pure Home' :3 made Candy §§ Always Fresh HUYLER’S FAMOUd CHOCOLATES LANE’S PURE ICE CREAM THE BEST OF BAKERY PAGE 6. SHAW Motion 3 The Candy of Excellence 51.00 per pound F. H. BAXTER. April for Town oi' Not-walk PRODUCTS F. A. ‘LANE 51 Washington Stunt. Mirth Nomlk . . . .,. -.-‘.-;-.-.-.-.4 -.-,.;n .1_- I I 4 . ............. . . .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.~.-.-.-.~.-. ‘ 1 Miss Ella. Sanford, oi' nodding Ridge is visiting friends in town. Cockcnoe Tribe. N. 32, I. 0. R. hi. held 11 regular meeting last evening. Patrons of the Connecticut company typreciuted the open curs yesterday. Our Brothers‘ 1.011110. No. it). i. O. (i. R, will months usual on Monday ov~I oiling. Professor A. S. Gibson will give an- othcr free organ recital on Monday at- tsrnoon. '~v-..—~Strnw Hats. O'Brien's. Mrs. H. J. Paxton, of Somt‘ord. is spending a few days with her father in Norwalk. The Metropolitan Orchestra of Nor- walk will meg. for regular practice on londay evening. Concord Division. No. 2, Sons of. Temperance will regularly meet on' ‘Monday evening. ' . gives special attention. Anderson's Launch Works Launches and Boats of l" kinds promptly Milli. In“ in; sale. All kinds of repairing Oyster Ghoii Point, Nomik ODII FELLOWS TO [visited many of the lodges “mm *- .WMMm—m.“ HAVE MEMORIAL OAT IIIIIE 11TH; Conmlcut Odd Fellows are to ob-é‘“ svrve June ii as Memorial day and: in addition to the procinmntion byi tho grund aim the following.r one has: been issued from the office of the: state grand muster. New London, Conn, I \lai 17.19113 To the Members of the. Subordinate! I 'I I and Rebekah lodge, I 0.0. i‘.. the Jurisdiction of Greetings 1—— in pursuance. to the proclmnntlon‘ toil the grand sire. a copy of which is? hereto attached that the second Tues-i do.) of June next be ndny for nlll subordinate lodges to assemble and by I Connecticut, appropriate services may 11. just tributeI . , to those of our members who hsv‘c been taken from us; and Whereas. the grim reaper has in 0111 I I I | ' I Liberal Value Satisfactory Service 5 Guaranteed Goods at El Blue serge Suits for Men and Young Men $101 Ths Serge Suit valué cant be bettered anywhere else i town. It holds its color. and wears splendidly. You‘ll fin it in the various models. In this offering we'll meet the requirements of any on every mm and young man in town. Don‘t miss it. NORWALK w TliMPTlNG SEA FOOD . Fresh from the water at t‘utblil'l; Bridge Market. BLUES. WEAK. FLAT, con. surren sun BLACK new HALisur, can use. eon ours. FRESH MACKEIEL, 11111111: cuss, Lossrans, Lose mo i imisdiction in the past your remov- St Mary 11 Young Mons Club heldI ing from our midst many of 0111' be a regular meeting last evening and loved associates. it Is n13 wish that. ’I bid is proceeding very slowly. but 3 cream carriers. “Wand. transacted routinc b.uslness Mrs. Jennie Byxbee of South M11111, street. who has been ill for the pastI week is a little better today. I Mrs. “wishes A.Don1glass,ofcir cleville. New Yuri: has been in South 'Norwalk calling on former f1iends. I ~Dsnicinz at Roton Point tonight. Shepherds of Washington Lodge. No Bethlehem Lady, . 21. will hold a . regular meeting on Monday evening. I w.-_~_ Willinm F DeKlyn. of Matt avenue spent yesterday in New York (My: where he puréhased some new ice ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Georg». iinmrnonsee, and two son; of .loxsey Cit). N. J.. are guests of M1 and Mrs. Frederick ‘Btook, of Taylor nvenue. y.. o..- ...._. Spring is here for the Norwnlk post omce carriers have. as usual set the fashion. They blossomed out in their new spring hats yesterday. Letter Curler Thomas 8. Monty, oil the Norwslk Post Office. has com-plet- "3ed some special painting work of an tistic nsture in the Nutmeg club. ' H‘ho second biz fifteen ton boiler at the Colonist Mudry will be moved Ito the freight depot this morning. The ' . Ilrst boiler was moved yesterday. q ~Psns1nns, 84 to $10. 0' Brien s. Edward Tinker. one of the West Gide fishermen claims to have to lmveI mm s. 14 pound pike in Ohssmsrs - I 113111. recently. Pretty good size for Worry} on the Norwain Yacht Club It is ”not“ shot the loading will be mum tor 16011101111! my. Ths last w W units s little by the am or mpul Winter. ‘ ‘ dust nuisance, oilhas proved to be the on the sold Tuondny. June 11,1912. or such 011101 day as near thereto no possible, if more convenient, all Sill) ordinate and Rebekah lodges in this! jurisdiction hold a public. memorial: I service, and place 11 tribute oI‘ 11ftec~§ tion on the grave of each of 0111 roused members rs, deI not only that their gentle. words and noble w0rlcs 111113 MI '0 p1 rpctunti‘d in our memory. but ioi impress on our minds that We, ioo,I must. soon give up our wo1l1 11nd 0111 1 pleasures and journoy into that my.- I tmious land, that wountrv from: whence no traveler returns. FREDEIMC B. BURROWS. Grand Master. Aitcst: ’ William S. liutchlson, Grand Secretary. .. STREET OILING. The oiling- of streets is being very generally done in all of the adjourn- inu towns. mnbuny, Ridgencld. ;New German. Westmrt and Stamford are busy with this work. As it presorvor of roads and as s Preventive of the most economical and sstisfsctory n11. utlon. A dressing of oil streets now would make traveling much more of a pleasure. ‘ W Sentinel ads. bring results. I I I." in I I on our I "ro was I outrun. of bulls: no titular 110w" smut. 1117 our Officers ml” fossils 3131.. M0 man on town 111111 receives counscricd'r swan sum DAILV. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish M arket. TELEPHONE 108. ' FREE DELIVERY. DENTISTRY is 1111 important motor of success and‘ the wise man of today looks well toi his teeth. .in so doing he knows that he is nble to properly masticsis his food. his spec-ch is not affected by open umtcer. 1i~e contour of the face is preserved. his mipenrnnce is salutary, 11nd he is better able to tops with the ‘ world at large, 11nd his own interests in particular by having teeth which are neither unsightly nor 11nwholesome. l'ersonsl attentitm glvon‘to all do toils. Consultation free. Dr. J.‘ H:‘ MALLERY 16 South 11-111 at. South Norwsi'r Hours: HARRIS 8., GANS ~ COMPANY 1 s. 111, to 3 11.111. lun- GIYI by appointment on”. W. .. .w... 1WD~ . W! was ennui . . 3 harlot: Schwfer, Mike Winsik nouns cums. r1111 111113 place in .3 ANTHONY KEEF 8EIIT III’ TO STATE POISON FOII EIOIIT TO 18 TEIIIS (Continued from’Flrst Page.) One year in jail each was the sen tenoc given by Judge Bennett against and 01111 Zack yestudsy afternoon. The three men were arrested in Stamford two months ago and were. trimmed with carrying burglsr's tools. They said that. their homes were in New- ark. The Jury found that they were guilty, Thursday afternoon. Hodges Gus on Monday. Roland i-chsss. who is in jail on the chorus of manslaughter in the. killing of James L. Stewart at. Sound Beach, the first of last April, will have his case disposed or Monday. The Jury was excused from attendance on court until Tuesduy, so it is a fair inference tint Hedges may plead guilty to the chemo of manslaughter and throw himself on the mercy of the court There may be a large number of wit- nesses present to testify to the good character of 1he accused. and also as to the circumstances that led up to the assault on Stewart by Hedges. ‘Iwhlch lathe mason lbs. 11 duo is as- signed for the hearing. (Although his bend has been pinned at 386,000, no bondsmsn has yet armoured, and as the cuss may be dimmed of Monday it may be. deemed unneiicsssry to so cure him his libtrty for the short time intervening. On Tuesday's List. 011 the list for trlni 'i‘ucsdny there am Henry Anderson and Fannie Out. tour. charged with adultery; Major William 11. Holly. oi Stamford. charged with embezzling from the Stamford Savings bunk; Edward Sco- tieid, who was tried at the last session of the court for setting a born on in»; but. which met with n dissanoement of the jury. Noiio Entered. A who has been entered on thei records against Joseph Dllniria and} Rose Marietta, who have 1. been con~ as being accessories to the. loci in the shooting of Rosario him-tent). who was shot to death on his cobbior's shop on the eighth of that month. Mrs. Mar» iclk), wife at the. murdered man, is at the Bridgeport hospital. Her brother has been released from jail, -mm. m..m.~ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Mahsckemo Hotel, May in. 1912” W. Horne. Gr. Gromcs. I" 151%th. $ii . barman F W. Rotting, A. Haywood.‘ New York: C. C. Elweii. I). W. Hines. \"ow Haven; Thou. Booth, (loo. 3. MioGl‘uth. Boston: Alexander Rhodes. ‘Freeporl. I. L; W. (Liliull, Harvey Williams. Ridgetield; W. Hoyt. Dan. bury; h it. Huribut, Wilton; Mrs. T. 'W. Franklin, Brooklyn; ll. Fl. Schnei- trr. Woods Bunch; Jacob Dayton. C. J. Pidgoon. C. J. Fitch; H. B. Run» die. city. ‘ Advertise in The Sentinel. ‘ Porch Furniture '3” mu M...- WW! sou vars Ase osricims. OUR SERVICE I! UNIQUE. mum in expert-need Oculists - «comply-1min: tram» titted sud halos mod by skilled optioius: one We cm W mull m u Min-gala“: '1le Senses conch Hsmmooks F A. MITCHELL“ 3 “fl". THAMER i X From -* 15¢.1'1p Accordiug'toMarerni Gordon Hosiery 0!. the but lower: stockingmw 1.11M cotton. nu 11m, 11.1.1 sud Furniture Store WALK. cons. ‘ . MD. RANDALL T clephone 440 When you want a case of SENT HOME We have all the Leading Brands. Anheuser Busch, dozen . ......................... $1.20 Budweiser, dozen ....... . ..................... $1.40 B. and W. Imperial, dozen ......................... $1. 25 Schlitz Milwaukee, dozen ................... ‘ ...... $1.15 Imported Munchncr. dozen ......................... $41.00 Lcmp Falstaff, dozen ............................. $1.35 ; Pabst Blue Ribbon, dozen .......................... $1.151. Piel Bros, dozen ................................. 95c. Pabst Milwaukee, dozen ............................. goo Imported Wurzburgcr. doz .......................... $2.01) Ehrct s. Ruppcrt’ s. Liebman‘ s or Feigenspan‘ 3 Bare, Case . .................................... Peter Doelger's First Prize Beer, Case .......... . A. F. Beckmnnn 81 Go. 33 s 85 WASHINGTON so, Phone 440 SOUTH NORWALK '3- ’ lined in the Jail since inst Drwemberi “ YOU WILL VNEEDA Busmess T ra1n1ng SOME DAY. WHY NOT OBTAIN ONE NOW BY ENROLLING IN 1' ‘Mérrflll Business College? 5 South Norwalls. Stamford Port Chestér LC riNAL WMAP on Rock Ridge (Formerly Board’s Rocks) READY APRIL 29th TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE 3 Only One First Choice Many will write for these maps but the one who gtts first choice will Telephone 760 South Norwalk Perfection in Bread ‘1 That Split Loaf , Be Sure It’s Made by Bundle. At Your Grocers. Either Store or 0hr Wegontl. ‘ sine-is om recess ” well I! - 3 The constont wairn of The Sentinel is to have its
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