g1
‘ “Eb" Hill's
' in, introducing this bill but it nos.
' ‘ Hayen Journal-Courier.
' to Roosevelt the immaculate-1a coun-
Tounsts' Policy
United Stones, Wanda
all risks, by lire, thel‘t.
navigation and ir-«usportntion,
in tralisit by. or it
rliiil'Ofltt. express, runsfer
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinds
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South
nouth Not-walk Conn
PUBLIO STENOGRAPHER
m
and World-
Covers your bagsne against any and
lightning,
while
the custody 01' any
transpor-
tation or Oi any SI Jilintlhlp #0., etc.
Real Estate-Town, Country and Shore
Norwslk
Trust 00., 87-91 Washington St,
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of. Elec-
trical Supplies .
Charlmek, Jr.
Address: .
51 MAIN ST" NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; house. 21-8
Frocks Arc Straight of Line
'lhc stInluIIt and nation silhouette
ulurn not too ins' stout is dellrliiiui
and without Iepl'onth when associated
with girlish sienderness. 'i‘he Jaunty
low set litttio hats it not too rakish
iy worn are piqa nut on youthful heatis.
’l‘hc- liutoh "(Wild and low cut collars
nre her-mung to almost every ”girl,
Short loose oonta are admirable for
the IIui‘i'ruled llgure. .es, the models
for girls or item if» to i“. nre prettier
than ever before.
'i'here in nu Inuiirnl change and yet
there is novelty. The outline is still
cinnpnrntivelv straight and narrow,
but the really well dressed girl has
.1...
MEMORIAL DAY SENTlNEL.
The. Sentinel will
morning paper on
’i‘hurstiny, May 30111.
and items of news should reach
oit‘it'c early \i’etiuostiay
insure publication.
he issued
Memorial
For the first Monday
not meet.
'J‘heodoro E. 'l‘erreii and family.
Yonkers, N. 14., were \lsilorsin
.Snturduy.
()ur Brothers” Lodge, No. it). i. 0.
li‘., will meet this evening. in the Wall come, and on Italian laborer
'sireei quarters.
Nultei’ord,
s.
liernnrd
Wilton avenue,
. Concord Division, .\'0. 2.
liens meeting tonight
a coat of white paint.
rer‘mtu the main issue of IiIeiI ram
1: ii in.
File republican high tnrifi lIIIs prov
(‘tl itself the germ that predates the
in st disease. That disease. will per '
sisi until its muse is erntiicn’letl. A
united democrnc3 (an meditate i1 and
it will for in opposition to tho pIinrl-I
pie or our present tarli'r system the
democratic party is. and always lIasi
~heen united.
ISIME'ON E. BALDWIN.
HILL’S BILL. i
There should be no hesitancy on
the part of a Democratic house of rep- i
sentatives to pass (‘ongressman
bill to admin fresh meat
into this country free. We me just
n bit suspicious of Mr iiiii' a purpose
bosses the necessary merit. -New
. Aote‘rrible country this is, according
try lull oi “crooks. financial cracks.
political creeks, big crooks and little
chs. And according to Teddy. "all
soon are “liars” and “cheats" and
orrlblo isn't it? New Hoo
:Is it
its)".
AdventiselnelIts ‘
afternoon to
night this
month. the' Norwnik City Council will
[own
of Bridgeport.‘
swutvSunday at his parental home ill
Sons of
TClllpt'l'tiliCO, will hold a neekiy busi-
_ Mrs. B. M. Richards, 01' West street,
is having heI residence refreshed nith .
never worn the. extreme type or nar-
row skirt and so the slightly Iur-Irensmi
0“ up“ Suntim June ‘Jnd. the 3rd width in skirt (lot-s not jump nt..thr-
diuree will be “other! in the rooms oti 9”” ”WM“ " ‘5 appnicnt '0 u“ "m
South Vorwnlk council hv slate (ml), i'itHlllrl. sins a \iow \olk Sun wrneI.
utv William l \iullianu and “m" ufi 'iln increased tubules in the law oi
'l‘houipsouvilie. "m“ A class of 30 can flthe Izir'is llotk does not very otter:
didntes On lucsdfly (Welling the int. show its. if in 1mm oi drapery. Quaint
.and 2nd di‘gteea will he exemplified ' ”'“l‘ liiiiiit‘l'fi- (‘it’i‘f'i' Irl'auzcumnt or
II) (ireennk h (ountli oilicers, and (hf-i “'1‘“ ‘” ml" ” slight "’°""”“"“- our
tholic Union Council No. 41:. 'l‘lIei‘iON‘ “W i“ film“ "i ”'9 “in “him"
ifli‘ I“. (MW H, null ntnii’ will he onter- putty trucks alulvnl’teruouu (rocks. but
i tainmi at dinner at Court Laurel (‘Iubg “‘i ii ixeucrai thing the Htruikiht lint":i
and it is exp'eited to hate sexerni oth~ "f “it“ ”Hr" ”Wk 1"“ ““1 WNW“ ““
er ofliters oi’ the Olden present also. iii” “WW" "it‘ll-4." ii)‘ fl tunic “"0 "1
' by dividing lines of double or triple
skirts. '
There. is an ext'eptlouutoo. in iize
was ren 1;}vlli with w _\ (imp platted lionurc
itiered unconscious by gas while work- \ hi: h' appears among the new mini '3
line on can nines In Camp street thislmr (nan.- \Hnllell. tn is meit-nuI-Iv
mm‘nins. lloth are motored by tho Itkeaplt» in the girl's ii'ot‘k. i!i\‘il\,! un-
.Ulliltiii X‘Xlt‘t‘l‘lt' Elli] “'ilit‘l' COHHIBHLQgunfight falling culling ypt with am.
ithe foreman hitting Ihnrge ol' the'pig fullness {or movement 'lhis
work.
and treated the Innn, bringing "‘ithem toriai quite untold or crisputss 1h»
'nronnti all right. I plnlts being of the clinging nunrdiou
.-_. platted kind and little dam o (reeks,
Miss Lillian Bri‘lin was nrrt‘fiiedilu sheer silks. amines. silk mousse-
Sililfl‘dfl)‘ilf1(‘i‘l100ll for violating the lint-.9 etc. we made with border do
"ng “”93 and operating a 0‘“ WM" film marking lite union between, the.
I , , , .
i KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
I
the
ol
OVERCOME BY GAS
0. 3 Frank (3. Ronni-Ir was partially over-
D"- A. H MidWiii “'38 Cfliii‘dtskin Is at its host in some supple tun
ill" deep plaltingor with set in lace of}
it Icgulat design in place of the bordcri
with on applied floral design used tori
the skirt trimming and repreated upon;
silk or wool have meleiy a lord oi the
national dividin . the plain and platted;
Bet lions ,
i'ui ire skills :III» [liiiiitd with or
without inset il‘lilll nines and still an
other use or the amorilion plaltiuitj;
shows a silaiirht urine accordion plan-i
til i-illii‘ fIillEII'; almost to the hklri boi-
it‘ll] short'enuuch to l‘M't'iii two oi"
three iiItle lionnccs of not or; loco,
(inn of the prettiest graduating
frocks planned iifv a designer who does;
1i i‘l‘t‘at dual oi silt'il work in ii varia-.
tion of a Fri-nth model and is of the:
finest and anneal III” while lingerie;
studs. Both bodice and truir are line:
it utteortllou piuiteti and the limit: has:
ti wider iilli‘i‘l hand oi lave above its
hem.‘ while lu-lo‘w its I'lee Itwo sotitit‘
Hix-inrh flouutes of. Lire. are visible;
The only trimming of the bodice. in it
deep finely pluited Iriii collar of mill}
quixotic with .'l “hie border of lace?
and lace cuffs on the elbow sleeves. ' i
A heart with short fringed end lull-i
luv :It the lei: fruit rivets ll touch of,
roior which i.» ('I"llti(,‘i] in it very tiuyi
how at the throat. i
This model would work out satisfac-l
twiiy in arr.- soi’t unnzv material or!
rlllt. And in silken stuff would be evv
on more praetlz'nl ‘ihnn in lingerie bit-C
raise it would hold the plains button;
A three luoh band or Million in the.(
coir-r oi the girdle out around the hook;
and under the run would be orients-a;
Fringed paranoia are chi: novelties}:
'\ pretty Sunshade is made with a
black velvet binder. white fringe eds-i
lug each side.”Philadelphia Times. 5
There is quite a "c-ue‘nanl to: blue
in Iuilliuen tlHXt‘S at [“9305“, thieiii
1.. w M........
iout an operator a license in her poo
hiifihtii' full lower pint of the skirt illitl oi the \led whales 2
MO‘NQVA'Y. MAY 27, 191."
The Live,
Up-todate
Merchant
with that;
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking in
His Coun-
tenance‘
Is the
Successful
Business
Man——
He
Advertises
in The
Sentinel
ii
linen Coats 31.4910 36
MIN TZ’S
May Clearing Sale
Linen Suits $4.95
Last Two Days of the
Great Value-Giving Sale
\\'nrran1ed'Fresh iii;
Tel. No. 909.
SHOP TONIGHT. _
for some Excellent Values
in Every Department
Xiiili SPECiilS W
liest Creamery Butler, pound .........
iieai l-‘lour. large has ...... , .........
........... .............-..-...
its, ‘tiuz ...........
Sugar. Sugar ........................
The Great A&P.Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8330 a. m and. 2:30 p. m.
-.........._.......... ”‘-
35
8. t
27
......................... AT COS
........ ......-.............I..
Free Doilv
ROYAL GROCERY co.
19 lbs. Sugar ................. $1.00 liest Creamery iiutter .......... 3 -
Good Potatoes. pk. ........ 35c Good Table liutter ............
:I Gold t‘ross Milk .. ......... 25c Wile Rhubarb. --------- -
it Square Brand Milk ........... 25o Native Asparagus ..............
7 bars Lenox Soap ............ 25: Native Spinach, pk. . .........
I bars Laundry Soap . .......... 25c 3 lbs. Milk Crackers ..........
7 lbs. Starch ........ .. 25c.3 lbs. Soda Crackers ...........
A full line of Fancy Fruit. Pineapples, Bananas, String Beans. Cucum‘
hers. Lettuce, New Potatoes. Tomatoes, Radishes.
‘0
..._ ~..- .___-_.-
. time he was pastor in Norwich.
state. lie has been retired from active
'vmrk for three years,
the earnest request of his son, con-
sented to preach y.ostorday
breathless through to the end.
i. the evidenceooi feeling showed his
that stand in the way at his 3 '
Osborn avenue. Van Zandt street. Eliot, .
avenue, Rowan street. Osborn avonne,‘
Van Zandt street. For-t street. [cast _
Washington street, South Main street. .
Concord street. Chestnut street. Mon:
roe , street, Railroad avenue. Clay
Istreet, - Franklin street. _ West Waste
tuition street. North Main street. West
menus to Norwaik_,Armory. .
The committee suggests that real-
dsnts along the line of lulu-ch display. ‘-
iiags and other suitable decorations.‘
and that each automobile in line have »
a small flag or more than one it do- ‘
sired ,
this
and only at
congregation almost”
and
He held the
power and eloquence.
Trinit’Chapol.
Rev. Frederick A.- Coleman preach
ed to a gathering at veterans at Trin-
ity Church last evening. The service
was well attend-ed and the pastor
preached a strong eMmoI'lai Dav sets Exorcist. sit on Armory. ,
man on the topic, "He being dead yet The program of exorcise: at tho
Iiveth. " ‘ . . ram mastitis in the Armory is an at- f
A the 8 o‘clock service yootord ‘ trinity; one. the principal {suture b0 3
morning twenty of the you“ mph vellum of Functional: W11 ,
recently continued their theta lit-Iii ~ In saint. or flow York citrt Can-
’ ' ‘ 3 ammo a. J. Hill will be the hot»
1,, «onry omit-man: Rev. Joni: to. miter
‘ no presiding shah-ma; aw. W. H.
' “ Thomas will alter mm. and the" ‘
.. will be. vocal and instrumental music. .
Automobiles it finds.
'1 his il‘oilofilm hays already prom-i .
, 3 M them meet their automobiles inn
' the parade: Everett 8. Buckley, Hot-4 .
: batman? 1 It. hoodlum. iii. can.
new A. in
3 " ~ or. Fralfltlim‘
‘ Wont
' Q hard Aldon Salmons. W”
.....
ton. on
' nville.”
t
f HENyou dealt .
I 3 ADVERTISE in
The Sentinel nobody
Col Robbins was
more in 186-1 for nesrlv a.
‘tution of the inhuman
' .1 out some of‘
authorities to.
are to march on Memorial Day and
join the old soldiers in decorating the
i gloves at Spring Ciro rave .Cemetery.
001. Robbins, Supt. of the Home, and
uofl Supt. J. F. Williams are} mak-
he’ necessary arrangements. Dr.
- ' n has been invited to give
a at the cemetery in the
, . “ at the Home in the after-
Ludies’ White ’8 . k-
Ties
0 men
» ms
, u“
\
- -y ofithe resolution,
ooi committee at.
. May 2tth.lnst.:
uit of the con-
ns't., as srrtins~
’ ‘av : ‘I - ;nv7
' Pumps............
.3 Noni-slimming Show r <
Rubber 1
_'ol\~!olooonos.lu|"
”iton’o fi‘au
shoot,
. amnion Nubnok ottom- .....
notation, bo-
Board of
001 com-
= . paw
74‘ won’t ° belong before
-. you’ll not know It
hen in
_._.._...._ if possible.
The school children of the upper ‘Signed, HENRY “ BAKER.
grades in the Center and Norotonf
schools, so far as they wish to do so,.
uncalled for at the following poll. .
can for the current won.
no; represent“
W to much your MMi' 3
Welcome Stranger laIdLe No. not, ‘ filffifiiiiflw 3h"? Pit-“(180d iiiliiii' Milli." and .......-.--,.,.,-,..._,,.. ., .....,....m~-.. __ . . . . . TTIE'T.l ... . ..- TEX. C8" - - - - - 12 '
Song of Si. Gemlt't‘. will hold a rag“.| was lined $1 on each count, which was ______ w“ .__._ 1 Jr v _
1111' meeting tomorrow evening. ’paid. Sh9 “'39 arrested by 0m?” ' ., ..............................
M_._m_* w ‘Srrnnnn “lldl‘l‘iht‘ \‘vu‘hington an-(Nfl ~ Ul-III-IOIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIII.I.IIII‘IIIIIIIIIIll:
M Mr and Mrs John Sturkes of South bridge. Miss tin-hp lives at. Suuny- 5g“: 5'32151'5?" "
h‘tomMisyreet, spent the Sabbath with side. Tokeuoke
(oust. iiis’doy'u 'w" it in [hinge Iort. ~« ~~-~ -' ' - “- Th H t h & B l y C p y
Inniit' (‘lIy, wherelfiivm — ‘ Them is a piospeei oi’ runny wild .\ e a 0 al 8 0m an
night. ”We rides I ‘ 4 ' li'lllOl‘lll Dav 9' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .
Govt IIItII Wilson may make his in??? . ,. the natural 1013, b
stieeth before the printntlea tonight at pollution of the home ties Wino... 3.L‘iiii""1 Lum er and Mill WOIk fOI' Everything
his home in Princeton. The Wood- not the first mectini'.r i hate attended “A,” T.|.ph°n.’ 4.,
row Wilson Club of that .univcrsiiy" this morninfl.’ said Dr. (Tflflb’f‘il The South .
{plans it torehiight procession. which Ill‘t-li. nus beweeu six and seven O'CIIK‘R i‘hiei PM,“
will match to the governor's house and when i walked down this stmet and (his, birst Agsiwt ‘ BEAVER BOARD
(‘Llli him to his {1.0m port'h. ilif‘fiih‘fi the park end up the hill, The ard l“ Zelui'i', 8“.“ n 881m“ npldly in popultrlty as a substitute (or lath and
W“””"W'"'“"‘ : “‘0” ““8 “ngg’ and mo “gm came “in?” ”mil Sellnuh, , plaster and wall-paper. ,It is susceptible of an infinite variety
BALD'W'N SEES A SURE V'CTORY i" '1‘“ Window“ mmugh ”3° mum“Mail’utniun Hose Company me i . or artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
FOR DEMOCRATS :ot' the trees. and there were flowers. Siiiilii)‘ wagons ‘wlde scope for individual prefennent and taste. We are I861!“ >
The following reply was received in “MW-r i“‘i"‘-‘""“°"‘~ ”‘0 ”flip” “a“ Ohl Wall Hook and madm- Contra . and keep a large supply on hand-
response to inquiries from the. New studded “'“i‘ ”Ml" And l wondered members with truck. I
Y0”: Times It) X,)Glll()t‘.l‘flll(‘ leaders ffll‘ if (his “‘(‘Y‘C' Heaven. Xi- EL‘i‘llK’d ‘0 m9 ROWILVID“ Fifi; Delm‘m‘mn‘t' Chic“ En. ‘ u's;-:-:-'-:-I-2I2I3II2-:-'-'-.I. .I.I1I‘I:I:-:I:-.I: I.I.I.I:u.l l.-, l' I .ZI I ‘I.l. I. I. I I.I:s:-.o:s.
their views on the Tnft-ltuosevelt tight 1""? “mi“ ”"1“” morning '1 have ever gineer Harry S. iiryan, First Assist-
for the republican nomination. and its “9” An“ ”"1“ I. thought of the cold out (Thief Engineer George W. Ste- ._,._h - ____.,_ , a .
efiiert on the democratic party's chair? winter, the unuaunliy severe wmier. vens. Second Assistant Chile! blush was Mrs. Sarah @‘ood, mother 01" ed hereby withdraws the resignwo
cos of elm-tins,- the next president: . But God's finger washin " Hit. and neer Charles wells. , James Wood. i and Will readily meet with the
NEW HAVEN M-‘Ii' 3!» ' "i‘iif‘ iliiii‘i‘ ““t' of the ice and ”MW and death all Rownyion None Company. Foreman "m‘ucrgfii‘ltnotiXiflaamn‘: - I nanc Board at the earliest conven
personalities of the minmnmn “mm about us. Ile has \vIousbt this “low John H. Plunder. First Assistauii ; "'ck oven bake. I Miss Marjorie V. Smith daughteri date rm tmmediateoclon upon them
rv contests have illiltlo it more and “in” Insurrection!“ Foreman Frederick Dukes, Second 3 w ‘ 12:18 North Main St. of Mr. and Mrs. ilani‘ord Smith 01‘ ergent needs in the school budget
Inom unlikely that eitiu»: l‘reshit-ui “" WSW" ““5 Mme“ Widely Assistant Foremdn ”Mia Cam‘- . '00 So Norawlk Conn. MM" “mm “‘1 Chm“ D L0°kw°°d" ””13
Tait 0r exp'wsmem “WNW“, can ever the country, startittghts work in Line of March. ' ' ' son at Mr. and Mrs. DaI id Lockwood: Resolved, That a copy of this
head a winning thin-t h, m. 3mm ‘ l’t‘nlifiilVfliiin. ”"90 New York state, The line of march will be as to]; ‘ otSpri_Iigdale,wll1i.Ie married this ev-E iution be communicated to the Sel
meat the demon-mir- Ily'1|‘i\'“1“ the”! Portland, 0’88“] Mid caliiornln; hack lows' Waist Washiturton s“, blast ‘ . ening at 8 oclock at the home of the men and to the Finance Board , .
out next president if they make taril‘i‘ M“ I” Delaware and New Xurk city w ii I") ' ”my on n'vgnufi‘ W” W‘ ‘ ....._ bride by Rev. G B Smith, pastor 0‘1 the request to the latter body for
from which place he retired. At one “3‘ "5 '0" i" ' ' ‘ " ‘Prlson Experiences the Methodist Episcopal church. meeting upon Monday, May 27, mm
. Chaim
HERBERT 5. BROWN,
.. Sec '-
, WILLIAM C. PERRY. .'
r HOWARD STOUT N'EILSON
' CHARLES BENNM'P,
FRANK GREEN, '
G. H. NOXON,
CARLOS MARTYN.
EDW B. H'XNDLEY.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS
~—
mow Is‘ a list or letters remain"
South ‘ Not-walk.
John 0. Floyd. 37 Walter St.
Frank Blick, Strattord Hotel.
Frank Cut-icy. Gen. Do‘ly. '
Ernest W. Gordon.
Joules (tyne, Schooner P F. L
T l) amenities. ,
Mr. end Mrs. Chas. E. Hoyt.
L. M Insmhomn
Gust Olson. ‘ .
Jamel Stevenson. care (loo. K
Mr!“ Wilcox.
g ill ill. GROWN. P.
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