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396. 50c and 750 I Pllr.
LACE CURTAINS
title to $3.25 a Fair.
A Complete Afisortment.
,E. K. BANKS
Mohcckomo Hotel Block
South Norwalk 4‘
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WEATHER FokECAS'r.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showcru
.. Thursday u. m., followed by general»
ly fair and cooler. weather; Friday
rfair, slightly warmer in west portion,
moderate north and northeast. winds.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Mrs. William Vollmcr, of Bridge-
port, was it visitor in South Norwalk
yesterday.
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~Seven III‘ISSQ'UEQI' auto to hire at
Schaub's stable.
Robert. Lamb has rvsiguctl his po-
sition as driver for the Silver Lake Ice
Company.
Mn and Mrs. Harry A. Street and
iamily, oif Daricn, are spending the
do): at Savin itoclt.‘
Despite the unl‘avrable weather last.
night the menchants who remained
open enjoyed a good trade.
~Seven passenger auto tohirc at
Schaubc stable.
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Harold F. Clark, former fire chief,
spent yestcrdny In Waterbury, where
he was engaged In the capacity of
auditor of the Connecticut, State Fire-
'rnen's Association. in going Over the
books of that organization.
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BRIDE AND GROOM HERE.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Overton Guests
04 East Norwalk RoIItIvoI.
' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Overton. oi
Readvllle, Va., bride and groom, who
have «been enjoying their honeymoon
trip to New York city and Booton,
the the guests of Daniel and John R.
L'Hommedieu and other relatives in.
East Norwalk for a few days. Mr.
Overton is the son of Daniel F. Over;
ton, a. former resident of East Nor-
walk, and the grandson of Samuel
Overton, one of the pioneer settlers
in the district. The latter was at one
time the owner and skipper of the
, schooner, Golden Rule, which run he-
g“ tween South Norwalk and Now York
city. The latter Overton also built
the house in Rowan street, which is
now owned by Charles Simons,
This is the groom's first. visit no
home of his father and grandparent,
and he is hung entertained by his
. many relatives. ?
NORWALKr HIGHWAY REPAIRS.
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Chairman Benedict Doing as Well no
Anyone Could.
There has been .3 good deal of
knocking against the highway de-
partment of Norwalk which. has seem-
ed to emanate from one particular
source. It In needless to any, how-
, ever, that the chairman of the de-
', parm‘ent, Nelson W. Benedict, is car-
ing for the city streets as well as he
t can under the conditions. .
Permission given corporations to
rip up :the Wall street. pavement; in
several places has caused much or the
’ brick turbo removed and not as. yet
,replaootl.‘ From these cuts filled at
,' present. only with earth, the dust
naturally blows had it in directly rea-
ponsiblo for the existing dusty con-
(lit-loos.
, The rain came as a great relief you.
"L‘ poi-day aft/armour wanking an ottec~
‘ mm a could he wished by the most
{99th "kn her” the brick pove-
, min“. and electricity leveling all dust.
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oLovso ...............25c to coco
BATS ....................50to $1.00
South Norwalk and Norwalk
IIIIIIE LIKE 0L0
BdsebaII'Goods
A Now and Complete Line
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Also I Complete Lino of ' .
TENNIS GOODS
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WM. P. BEERS
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STATIONERY STORES
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“Believe me," says Ilnnk (,l'llny.‘
“it I could add a Kilroy to my pitching
stuff I'd”, ask no midi-I from nriybotiy,_
There was a Itvt‘t.vliaiitlo1' who could
pitch iiitclliucnliy, trap runners on thyi
isusca and do his shut» of thc buttiuu.‘
The Ilitlilt‘i‘ll It‘i‘l‘lliilidtll‘fi"llionl oi"
tbcnimnre i'ancy specialists who himL
Iitilc'rcal class or vuluc. A great.
many 'oi tho old‘timc pitchers were al-
no hulipiuyerswable to take cure of
tlwineelrcg In almost any ponition,s
linc'liaticrs. clcrcr Ihlukcrs Nowa-I
called upon to do ist pitch. And yet
days all a pitchcr thinks he nhbud be
called upon to do to pitch. An, ,rci tic-
spite all this ispvculuiimi stuff you
cannot get satisfactory pin-hora, Look
at the crowd at youngstcru up look
south this spring. Fine minor loagiiu'
pitchers, all of them. That was all.l
:luot good minor learners. Whore al’t.‘
they now? When they Wore tried out.
against the big league buiaiucu, who
int-lint that a ball shall be. over. they:
faded away. The pitchers we have loll j
losing tho panics. i think Sauna and;
They w
are shy on control. and that bus boen 1 N
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Odpioitct nip .~
ro I It‘yin o 35' up
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ill make your porch a de-
lightful, cool, enjoyable spot
'l‘htl success of your bron a,
shell, depends on the feed you nae.
pared. nro theyklnd you can
and future sturdy layers.
this . Summer
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Bomothln Good for Young Chicks.
from the moment they are out. of the
I‘lonnie Chick Feeds, home pre-
depond on to make tine, healthy tpwls
We use not only the bent and clcanost ma:
torinla, but we proportion our mixtures stricutllirally. to provide for
thc youngest. chick as well he the tall grown fowl, (inly sweet, sound.
crackcd grains are mruiiited to no Into ‘our
totals. llonnlc: Little
Chick F-od is not an experiment, but Is something that has been
carcfuliy teatcd.
with perfect, untidy.
ported Millcts, lino cracked charcoal,
grains, such as
cracked corn, which combined,
utrong and vigorous chickens.
and there In nothing used that can not. be fed alone
Ilonnio Chick Food contains tho choicest Im~
thoroughly tiricd and spiuctcd
out meal. crackcd wheat, crackcd kalllr. pens: tine old
make u food host adaptéd oi produce
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First In quality. lnbt in price, always In the minds of lies custom.
erswiionnie ’Iiomc Ground Food for Ilorece, (‘nttle
”WALKS
(liGrading, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND" BIR'OTHERS
and Poultry.
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Concrete. Cement. Flag“
(ICurh & Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
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with an
' altruism
Cannot Soc Much in the Political
Lor Other Conditions to Malta
Merry Over
WALL v81‘ltli2E‘l‘, New York, May 29
vw'l‘ho stock market today awakened
.hupn by unfavorable railroad railroad
earnings caused o
from its torper of the early days of
,tho week and became decidedly more
'unltnuted, but at thcopcningctnoluna
‘unimutod, but at the expense or quo
ted values. A combination ot’ liquid»
tion and short selling, Influenced per»
sudden reversal
from tho steadiness of the opening.
'in noon practically every leading in
one was selling conuidcrably under
yesterday‘s loweist prices.
l’rosuuro continued to center around
the coal shat-on wIIh evident unloading;
of such issues an Aliaouri Puttific.i
Rock Hand», Kansas City Southernl
(Ionian and I’rcferrcd and Chicago until
Alton, thee rccuding from 2 to 4i
points with concurrent Weakness inI
allied proportion. Reading decline}
was aacribud to the company's poor;
ntutcmunt tor dAprIl which redeem;
the ctfoctu of the proionuvd unthrncilofi
utrike by a combined not decrease tori
the. railroad and lie utibsidaricu of 31,-!
305,0th while the Erie system {or the»?
annu- [)t‘I‘ImI raportvd a loan of ulmost'
$700,000, I
an Pacific, which‘rosc almost four:
puintu at tho opcnintt allowcd'n not?
Stain approxinmtiug isllltltunlt) for AM
at (icoruiu also math,» good rcturuni
Tho suilmck in tho unwrities of tho
clontliwcktciu road; which wont noi
.iur an to tritium some of the bontla
secured in ham I123 origin In the report
HI and Northern Pacific and (‘cntrul‘
that the rccvnl floods in the Ailusinaitw
pi Valley affect tho tort-nurse; of th
Ilupa trureliuu that stricken territory;
Such DIOIIIIHUIII Industriula an [2. Si
Stud. .«tnmlpaumtml (‘oppcr and Alli-1.
t‘YIt an Snwltinu fcdi tho force of tlml
curly dcrlinc to the axiom of a point.
but kuppurt in IIIPBQ iuBncu eccutml
Iiritvr than in the railroads mention,
mad ilvtoro tho allt'l‘floml suss'ion had;
proceeded “W the list inuniio ‘ "‘
.iont- then unto Way to an induliinitc:
drlt't, which routinuml to tip» last. half:
and n “A“! olhor prominent
madn tnli rccorory It) the accompani-
tncut of an inert clean.
Monetary conditions bcrc inclined to
greater tirmncas today
Frommc are as. good as any pitchcra‘
In the business, hill the lather hm but-n
giving too runny buses oti balls.——Now
llnrcn Timesviloadcr.
MORE TIIIIIIBLE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus: Columbus nnd Indian-
apolis postponed main. 1
At lmxlsvlllc: Louisville 3. Toledo
ti, (called In 8th by agreement) 1
At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 7, BL;
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Paul 3,
At Kansas City: Kaunas (I‘ity 7. Mil.
waukce S.
AUTOMOBILE EXPERTS
ARE EARNEBTLY REQUESTED TO INSPECT THE 1913 MODELS
THE Moria" AUTOMOBILE
NOW
READY FOR DELIVERY AT OUR GARAGE
SAVE TIME AND MONEY
By renting an
automobile for an hour, a day or a week. Our chuuf~
tours are careful and experienced men.
AR H. BANKS
Tolephon. 881-3
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RIVER STREET
NORWALK, CONN.
‘ihauka to the aub-Trouauiy thus in:
,ihis wen-k are fully twice as largo for
in wvck ago. A broader market for
'conimcrcial paper m noted with in-
creauing purchases by New England
institutions. lit-rim made no further
idemands on this market, the scene
having changed to Paris, according to
niutcmcnla. of international bankers.
London wan a buyer here of about
25,000 shares on the early dccliue, purl
chance embracing Stool, Amalgamated
{Union l’ucliicund some miscellaneous
llssziou. 'l‘hcrc in no little anxiety in
Inndon in councctiou with the coming
settlement, the "carry over" for Am-
ericans ranging from 4 to 5 per cent.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
At St. Louis: St. Louis 5, 1:2, 2; De—
troit 7. 15, 4. (14 innings).
» At Boston: Boston 12.15, 3; “Millie
inpton ll, 14, ~i. I8 innings.)
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Lynn: \Vorccster 2, Fall River 2.
(9 innings, darkness.)
At Lynn: Lynn 1, Brockton 3.
At Haverhill: ‘linverhill 4. Lowell 7.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
' At Providence: Baltimore 5, Prov.
Idonce 4.
Rochester at Buffalo. postponed;
.rain. ‘
Newark at
rain. ‘
Other clubs not scheduled.
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YANKEES $7.000
LAWRENCE. Milan, Muy 29r-th-
door Louis Piper of the Lawrence
baaeboli, team ‘of the New England
morgue, ‘announced this afternoon
that the» New York American! paid
$7,000 for pitcher nay «swung or the
local team. Thiamine paid mm high‘
not price over ”cum tor a New Eng-
land League player. ,
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Jersey City, postponed!
too expensive . an s Sentinel ww
unaudited it. ' , ‘ " , a '
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j cotton-mic surmount
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7.0:“qu our. mm school or
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Optician “I
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NORWALK.
PHONE m.
J ackhgg
Everythingw in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
()ur bond market was hoary, some
of the active issues. coitcciuiiy Rock
Inland Collateral Fours, showing weak-
nuss. Total sales par value. amounted
to $2,046,000.
Panama Thrace Coupon declined ‘64
per cent on call.
PATSY tutti
wmrts APOLIIIlY
when . the new property now- ‘
harm side. Nomlk. Bonn. ,
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DeCoration " Day
SPECIALS I
Thhrwaek we have placed on sale many new things In the way
at Ladle! and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Wainto, Skirts. House
Dresses. KimonOu and Princess Blips that you should see.
styleu are the
The
very nowolt. Tho qualities are of course in every
case up to the high ctonaord always maintained here, and you’ll find
‘our prices canaidorably below ordinary. Summer Is hero In earnest.
now. Don’t out
or. Benin getting the
eupplylng your-“summer clothes need! any long-
benefit oi them right away. You’ll and here
the bent. of everything in windy to wear apparel in otylo'l' that are
olwoyo ahead
or the timer-styles that. will please you because
, We cater to on an... or panticular people. Whether your taste in
conservative or extreme, we can please you. Come and use the Doc-
‘ oration Day Special-throughout. the store.
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The Paris Cloak 3;:
.515 Main St. Stamford.
Don't let anything detain you tron: cumin: to thin More at
, I “Suit House ~
”do. Main St. South Norwulh
NEW YORK, May 29.»:Pnlsy Haley.
the former boxcr and lawly the oflicial
referee of the National Sporting Club.
which Is under the ban of the boxing
commission beohuso a decision was
‘ given on the bout in tho'club on May
9. appeared before the boxing comp
mission today and signed an apology
for disobeying the rules. Haley, who
gave the decision in question. also an-
nounced that he had withdrawn his io-
gnl action against the commission.
which revoked his license. Haley's Il-
cense as referee was not returned to
him, but it In believed, this action on
tion Iator.
n—o-vn-
RENTED EARLY-RENTED WELL.
not. room or store on income pro
ducer. A few cents 'In the Sentinel
want columns will do It.
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MENTAL PAEU LU M.
for thoughtiu this manning story.
Greene—Mil of moot. oh?
, BrownomNo; It's a conch-Judge.
DO *YOU WANT
o. Sentinel IA. do:- It min
(hi the other hand Cauadi-i .
‘hour. when tinion Pacific. Stool. Cant
alorkai
cspocially In‘
the lung inaiuriiics. Losses of local;
this part opens the way for that no ‘
Do not delay in making that vacant
Browne—«There's lots of good food
to chnnco your position‘l it to, try
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New Itiil’ml at Bridgeport.
Hartford at New Britain.
Springfield at Holyoke.
Bridgeport at New Haven.
llolyoke at Springfield. .
New Britain at Hartford.
Hartford at New Haven.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
Holyoke at New Britain.
,Ncw liritain at New linvcn.
l’ritiitcport oi Ilolyoiic.
Sprinrztield at Ilurtford.
His. Son» [’11, l
eclipse of the moon due tonight.
Mi: Hardiip
I'll pay the Internet and renew It rittlll
a . a\\'ay.—~Puck.
ADVERTISE YUI'R SUMMER COT- "Some oi" the problems of- humanly.2
Hundreds of pcople are making Qcomplex."
thcir plans for the summer, and the
wiso owner will act» that they read his
to let advertisement in The Sentinel.
Folk volunteer {or {mills-linens,
“ they have to be drafted for sensible
tcudcucy to uialw some recovery, but things
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Oar .Noh': Home Open For Eminent.
display of artistic furniture, rugs and interior decorations.
and richeut type of furniture.
Chippendale,” Sheraton,
greatest efforts have been in creating HORNER furniture.
F at; outcry borne. there 11: Jamar/ring exp”;
clarion in our wonderful anortmentfi
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'STATE LEAGUE GAMES 'IAIIIIE .IIITIIIIEII SETS
20-26 W. 36th St.. near 5th Ave... New York.
Furniture, Rugs, Interior. Decorations.
Thousando of out of town customers have inspected our
building is dedicated to the highest .
replicas of the creations of
but their
Our new twelve story
Heppelwhi‘tc and Adam,
APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL wenmuo GIFTS.
HAVE naive.
The last consignment of Kitchen
Seth has arrived at the Scutiuel office. I
,1‘hose who have coupons and wish to
Inocure a sci are advised to do 90
,uuickly as the supply at hand isulirnitr‘
ed and will be the last to the given out.
'lhe klit hon set has proven popular
and a real benciit lo the subscribers
‘ g'l‘he demand has been so great that
the Sentinel has found It difficult, to
have on hand a supply to meet it.
PM THE WEEK.
Today
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Friday
i~IIIIl(.IIiI‘IfiR'l‘, May :ill.-—--Ten res
:(It‘lilfi wore in the city court today 0'
LWLH‘l‘iIlliri by the pcrnonal tax coiled-l
lurk alleging failure to Pay the pa
' sniiul tax for ‘I‘JItt. 'l‘hroc of the (31134:
‘wu u'crp I'oniinucd for a week. Th0
xmvil lulu-rs were each lined $2 and
' a Hill oi $3.87 In ouch (use.
it‘l‘t' urt- still something more than.
Lil”) numcs on the lists of theme
«until tax collectors an authoring paid
the will tax. and the tax for 1911‘ Ill
no“ in course ol’ collection. I‘ ‘ ‘
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TAGE NOW. existence are becoming more and more,
"Yes." replied the admiring part-nut,
“I can hardly wait for my daughter's;
graduation essay to let us know what;
to do about theni."—~Washingtou Star. ‘
but.
Sentinel want ads. pay dividend-I:
very quickly. '
“Safety“—-spell it the new way and it‘s
“F-o-r-d." Certainty of operation—
strcngth and lightness. madc'possiblc
by Vanadium steel—simplicity of con- ‘
struction~thcsc make the Ford the
safest car in the world. A reason why
every third car on the highway}, this
year will be a Ford.
'All Fords are Model T’s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs $590—thc five passen-
er touring car $6go—thc delivery car
§7oo—thevtown car $goo—f. o. h. De-
troit, completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
50. Main St. ,,
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A Satisfactory Reflection
The man who has his. clothes made here is perfectly situation}
with his appearance. He always looks good and his Clothes we
well. most woolenu, lowest price. Give us a trial.
John Kubovic-
2‘18 Washington Street South, Norm
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to alum rapidly in popuiority u c whit-1W tor lath
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