RTLAND .
CEMENT
We Handle This Brarld
‘ Exclusively.
FERTILIZERS. SEWER PIPE.
LAND PLASTER.
’ PIRFEO‘I‘L‘V '
, surprise you;
“'i'I’lle Holmes Milline‘ry
VOW HAIR
Myer-«so. . .
Wineries ' 3 w
reveuss
‘PUFFB, ETC.
Price. will
Satistaetiou
guaranteed.
3 Monroe St.
Small Blue Fish
Over ..
Shoes . . Butter Fish
T... W Fresh Mackerel
not. Porgies
the leaders of the world.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two' Stores.
195 Washington Bridge.
Turnips
1 Benton St.
THE CATTLE AND THE BUTCHER.
0 ‘\‘>--rrW ‘\“ O
U U arm/U, -I'H. '1' Us- ‘vfl
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for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
Canvas
«Oxfords, Pumps,
I High Shoes
in all the 'Ldtestfl
’ Models '
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It:
‘ CONNEALLY 8r
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
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”ttention
in our friends Iand customers. When
'2“ re 'in market. for Furniture call
xamlne stock and prices. I also
mid sell second- hand household
M. L. Resen I
I my five" South NeII'vvaik
i we want your "business" to be
tait oi the town, tell about it
. one and we will suitor more "
"I G. YOURDISKY
. prices for feathers.
: You’re Wisel Charlie,
. Fort St., East Norwalk, who ~aya 1c
intake?
Some cattle waiting for slaughter
decided to kill the butcher but the
wise old leader said. “What will it
avail? There will be another butch
er ‘who may not be as skillful as this
Best Flour
Moral: Don't experiment.
if you sell your JUNK to
Ely Ave. So. Norwalk, you are sure
iliiilll iliil lilliiliiiS.
Daniel Lyons.
One cent a pound for rags, high
TEL. 912.
R. Alexander
The name everybody should have in
mind whenever you have unithina in
the line of Bags. Metals, Rubbers and
Dent bestitate and call moi
Daniel Mons. of Glover avenue.
Winnipank died last night at his
home. lie is about sixty years of age
and leaves beside histwli‘c. two sons,
Thomas and William Lyons. The turn
oral services will be held on Saturday
morning from -St. Mary‘s Church at 9:~
30 o‘clock. interment Will take [films
in St. Mary‘s cemetery. ‘ '
Funeral of Mr. Fancher.
The funeral services over the re-
maiusof Samuel 3.- l-‘anhher, of Wil-
ton,,will be held this afternoon at. 3
o‘clock. interment will take place in
Joe's Hill cemetery. .
Alexander McCoy.
Alexandr-r McCoy, a colored resi-
dent of 104 Water street, South Nor-
walk. died this morning, aged it years
after an illness since February. He
was s. barber by trade. The notioe'of
the funeral will be given later.
Funeral of Mrs. Tiohenor.
The funeral services over the re-
mains or Mrs Stfsan A. thhonor were
held yesterday afternoon from the
home of her daughter, Mrs. H. V. Carr
of 13 Winfield street. The interment.
followed in the Rii'erslde cemetery.
Aren’t You?
Mother: Charlie. you re wise,
aint you? What did you send that
junkman in here for when I told you
to telephone «1 for Wm. Effron, 36
lb. tor rags and better prime :or
rubber metals and feather lied:- than
anyone else
Charlie. What difference does it
Mother: What difference does it
make if you asked the tar an orange
and i gave you a lemon. You know
right well that we live in a good 10»
calityand We. don't want bolls dang-
ling around here. and Wm. Effron
doesn't go around. with bells nor
come to the house unless sent for.
Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort
St.- and you vigil learn something.
When I can sell just as good antl-
Spruce UpIciea for halt the money? We hays
Isome tine California sherry and Port
a I [little I wine and Muscatel for one dollar gal.
’ lt' it worth thrice the money Fine Ken-
After heusecleaning dont put, all lucky Whiskey. 100 proof, bottled in
the old furniture back. if you can't) hands, for ”“9 dollar bottle. “It“
laiford to buy a lot get a little Full bow been bottled in brewery. for one
Iiine of new and second- hand turniture. “0”". case, 24 bottles: Nassau, Pine,
Second hand furniture and stoves nan 31-10 case; Schlitz beer. 75¢ dos.
ibought and exchanged, .Evan's ale, Clausen and Fianna,
Wolz and Zerwerk s, the best brew-
M. Gutkowsky
ed, guaranteed Free delivjry any-
where. 'l‘el. 606-2. " -'
189401 Washington St. Tel. 41"
anvnarrsn YOUR‘ SUMMER cor in] DISES A
man now. r ii 1.1 3
I am it (illOi' “”9
n a m
an reds or Income are “in! finbftWfiOLllALl.
their plans for the su met. and theI
wise owner will see the they read his . ‘NO ”i“ '
to let advertisement in The Sentinel. 55‘ "I'm" AV.» 3°- N°'- 7" “5' 2'
Securities Wanted
15' Norwalk Country Club.
I20 South Norwalk Trust Co.
100 eeslIInipt oyster co
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Why Pay
More? -
I'a
Matt;
mom dot-roars at sites ,. ,
Provrsron Co.
I ’13 ~15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington Street, so. Norwalk
Large Blue‘ Fish
Native Asparagus
Stritftly Fresh Eggs
Blue Label Catsup, large hot. 200
Fancy Strawberries,
Full Line of Berries & Vegetables
m
< washed the boss house float, particu-
..liléi
121/2131
" 10c
12%c
8c r.
. ‘25c
peck 15c
250
I
bag 850
2 qts. 25c
A complete line of Ladles'. Mine,
es' and Children's
i
White Canvas i
Pumps and Shoes
George Keeler’ 5
Shoe Store
‘ I159 Iwuningff at,
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WALL STREET. 10.10 'a mwt‘nnn‘
dian Pacino was the feature. of the
opening stock marketiwilh sales of
2.000 shares at ass ,1-2 to as? 14. com-
pared with yesterday‘s closing price
of 263 L2. Great Northern Ore Cer-
tificate-s advanced over a point uith
some show of strenttIh in the mar-
ket leaders. i i
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-'l‘he mar-
ket developed a reactionary tone be-
fore the end .of the first hour with
weakness in such tuinor railway
stocks as Chicago and Alton and Ken-
sas City Southern issues. Rock Is-
Iand common and pfd. also declined
with weakness in the bollstorsl bonds.
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WALL STREET Noon.» Such
strength as the market was disposedi
to show in today' a early dealings. part1
ly by reason of some good railway
earnings. Ms soon nullified by ooutra- I
ry statements. canadian Pacino‘s
huxe gain for April was overshadow-
ed by Reading's large decrease and:
Erie‘s disappointing exhibit. .. Rock is-
-land issues also those of Khan: CM
Southern and Chicago and Alton, wereI
liquidated or subjected to bear aellingIl
on assumtlofl that the Mississippli
floods mast street their April reve-
nues. Before noon all leading siocirsi
were soliiiig. considerably under yes-
tel-day’s lowest quotations. with espe-
oinl presume against Reading and Lo— '
high Valley. Bonds were hour.
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HARD WORK ON KNOB FLOATB.
From all accounts the commibtee on
floats or the Knob Club had a rather
strenuous time of it yesterday in at-
mission for the season.- The sever-9'
storms'“ and unusual mount of too
that cloned the harbotfland shores,
larly, so for tie on lino. that it was
louud necessary to mean a stun or
men of it V. Carr. armed with
plants. rollers ad looks to set the
float near duobih to the Water to he
floated at yesteersy'a pert '
of! Sunday.
lsaid nothing to anybody not even” to
tempting to sell their floats into com- .
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Good Parlor Brooms, 25c.
Galvanized Pails.
size, 15c.
12 qt.
Wire Carpet Beaters, 10c.
Moth Balls, 5 lbs. fpr 25c.
Tack Pullers, 7c.
Tack Hammers, 9c.
3 rolls Toilet Paper. toc.
TRISTRAM _& HYATT
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and B Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
HoseCIeaning Helps in the
Bargain Basement
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Best Machine Oil, 15c. 10
6 thin plain Tumblers, 19c.
limo) Shell
)‘(15 7C
Plain Shelf Paper, doz., 9;.-
Good Clothes Lines, 50 it,
19c.
I‘apcr,
DllSiit‘SS Dustcloths, 15c.
Dustlcss Mops, 45c.
- Mop I Handles, 7c.
Garden Hose and Nozzles
cheap.
s
Ammonia, qt. size. 7c
Silexo, for washing paint, 2c
Hand Scrubs, 2 for 5c.
.Ask for prices on‘ Emit
Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
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WEOTPORT'S HIGH UVER.
WESTPORT. May 29.-Kenneth Al-
lan. better known about the town as
“Butch" cheated a ec'ene of attraction
and made a local reputation for him-
self, Sunday afternoon when he dove
from the local bridge into the Sangu-
tuck river 20 feet below. Allen is a
grand swimmer and has entered soy-e
ml swimming contain about the state
but his many friends were somewhat
surprised to learfi of the stunt he turn-
.\'0 one seemed to know
that the affair wan to happen as he
8 friends.
Allen lives near the water some dis“
taut-e up the stream. About 5:30 In
the afternoon he thought he would
take a dip in the writer, so dressed
in his bathing attire and off into the
rher he Wont. This was but a few
Item from home lie started to swim
and in a little time was in the vic-
inity of the State street bridge which
hi
spans the Sanitatuclt river in the con-I»
ter or this place.
it was not" long before the boy had
reached the bridge and was soon
standing on the board unlit Which.
crosses it. Not long after a crowd
slithered until the bridge was almost I ..
blacked. Climbing up on tile railing
oi the. brldgg. he leaping high in the ‘
it ..
was sometime before he came to our .
face again but when he did the lad . ,
air and into the river for below.
was given a loud applause by the many-
bystanders. For about fifteen
min- ‘
Established 1868
H.Kriege’r & Co.
IN OUR
FURNITURE
DEPARTMENT
So many beautiful things are arriving _ A
daily. that we iuirdly know that to ’
mention first. ' A
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New designs in Brass and Iron Beds.
Elegant New Dressers and Chiffoniers.
utcs Allen dove from the bridge and ' '
did some excellent water stunts.
is said by many townspeople that no
.body has even been knovtn to jump
from the bridge before.
To
Enumerate
the Merits
of
The
Sentinel
is Unneces-
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Yourself
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. sentinel . ,
is a Daily
NEWS-
paper
in the
. Broadest l
' £va ‘ l
a,
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Diningroom F urniture, Couches and
Couch Beds, New Rugse-all Sizes}
The Celebrated Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet
The Leonard Cleanable
Refrigerators '
Come and look as over.
Specral Inducements on whale
"Knobs" ‘
washable i-in- hands. guaran-
{bed that Icolors. 250 and 50c.
;CholI and clean. tor summer
“.n.
MIN’O use si-ioas me etc
scans in so was" 'and and. '
also IAGIIALL ONOII
at $189 ‘
Children's .areftiot Sandals 39s
LEVY‘S
in run at. :a‘iooa
aritaw HATS-v
' «Knox- u
{350. $4.90. taco.
edits, Bathing; IBtilts. sanctum, 3
Ctr-aw Hats. and all hot
’ weather wearables ot the bet» .
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