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Baseball Goods
A New and Complete Lino ‘
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oLovze ...............25c to «.00
“Tutu”...............5eto $1.00
39c, 50c and 750 a Pair.
LACE CURTAINS
We to $3.25 a Pair.
Also a Complete Line of
TENNIS GOODS
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WM. P. BEERS *
South. Norwaik and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
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A Complete Assortment.
E. K‘. BANKS .
Mahsckime Hotel Block
- South Norm-lirap
WEATHER FORECAST- anon: KiTilllEii 8m
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and“
continued cool tonight and Saturday; .
moderate northwest to north winds“; The last consignment of Kitchen
The secondary disturbance that devel- Sets ilau arrived at tho Scutinoi oti'icc.
mgr 0nd 1:29 count] land , fgfzfinm?‘ Those who han- coupoun and wish to
V“ n ‘r yes away a- ‘ S scours a not are advised to do so
got'ofiill‘lfi: 3:“l;r;\:l:l:l:cit?t}l§\;:5:mg uolckiy as the supply at hand in limit.
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' cd and will ho the last to bc givcn out.
~ $2:hthftfgngwglucil;ffisgfil’ 3:10:32: The kitchen not has pmvnu popular,
i 'ed t) \‘.e “.~“-r1‘»”nl“;l Fromsl and a real poncfit to tho subsorlbcrsfi
1:53“? or: iirbwm u infraiichigan A The demand has boon so grcat that
"anagram: )mgmio ctbndingfrom the sentinel has round it dimcult. in
Texas northwtird 1'0 \lini‘iosota is pro- have on hand a supply to moot it. i
(tubing unsettled weather with rising
tonuperature’bctwecn the Rocky Moan.
tains and the‘Mlsslssippi rivc‘r.
Charles Pickering of South .\‘or-
walk, is suffering from blood poison.
ing in his hand. »
lovcrnor Baldwin has appointed .-\i-
onzo W. Burns or Milford, harbor mas-
ter of that town.
HAVE ARRIVED?
Autoist Going at Full Speed Had Cioee
Call in Rowayton. ‘
A serious collision iK‘lWi‘Pil a team
and an llilitlillollili‘ at tho lcluporary.‘
bridal: over the Five Mile. rivcr was
narrowly averted last night, whcn the'
driver of the automobile risitcd
life. and car by turning aside and ruu~i
' ‘ , side of the river.
. Attorney Mb" ngh‘ of South NW The tram in question was crossing
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:figl‘gljsbizfgg the da) 1.“ A“ Ha the bridge. when an automobile was}
' ' seen tearing down tho bill bonding to:
ward Norwalk and apparently going at f
full spccd. ll sccmod iimmssihlo that.
the driver could stop the car and those!
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~50“ andtStli! Hats. O'Brien's.
Mrs. Dick Boone. of Poughkeopsic.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Jesse Cob
well, of Main street.
ror. As soon as the untudrivcr saw?
the situation, he slammed on his
brakes and did everything in his pow-V
or to stop. The. slippery roads cans-T
ed the car to skid which probably pro-i
voutcd the accident for one body of:
tho machine was carried to one side{
and the driver turned the whocl so as‘
to force the auto up the incline, there-
by stopping it. Drivers should ever-
ciso cautiofat' this point. as the place
is dangerous.
Floyd Bouton. of Georgetown, rc~
contly entertained his friend, Frank
Bradley, of South Norwalk.
Miss Gertrude my, 0! Yonkers, is
the guest for a few days of Miss Aga-
tha Hayes.pol Belden avenue.
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James Cook, of New cannon, spent.
last night in Norwalk. Mrs. Cook,
who has been visiting hone, returned 'W“1’$-“‘
with him. . TUR=KiSH SOLDIERS HELD row
EXCHANGE.
WAiil-liNGTON, May :ll.~—-A cabio~
rarm to the ltaiiau embassy announc-
Arthur T. Murray, representing the
Mack Truck Company. of Allentown,
Pa., spout yesterday and is still ill on that eighty-seven Turkish soldiers.
town with friends. including three officers who wore cap-
"- ‘ . lured on the island of Rhodes by the
M“ and Mrs. Burnt-ii. Epstein. 0f ltaiinn troops. were sent from Rhodes
New York city, motored to South Nor-
walk yesterday and are spending thc
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Furnam, of 9 l'iayvlow avomue.
Mrs. J. B. French, 0" Mount Kisco,
and Miss Mildrcd White of Oswego. N.
Y., visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
(lorltmnnn pi Cove avenue, East Nor-
walk,.ovprvil:tlscorotlon Day.
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Mr. and Mrs; George A. Voile, or
South Human-net, will start next
week coloring month's' tour or the‘
West. Mr. 'an‘ii Mrs. Voile have the
best; wishes of tzhcir many (fiends for
, a happy and successful trip, .1.
The regular meeting of [me Eureka “8 Dower ”to instantly relieve ani’
, [Rebekah Dodge, NO" 42’ will be held irritation of the skin and make it soil,
this evening in [the club rooms, in| white and beautiful is almost miracu-
Wuohiugtcn street. . By the next meet- ions. I
iii-g it is hoped that the new poll, in Not. only are minor. skin troubles
South Main street will be completed like pimples, -blackheads,.acne, bar-
and ready-tor occupation. bor’s itch, etc... quickly cured but the
‘worst: ulcers or cages or mlt'rhe'ut‘n
or eczema are cleansed anduiieaiod by
this wonderful skinlood. .
In, order that any one maytry
Hokara. at small e‘xpenle Frank H.
Baxter in column. liberal lined jar at.
250 and in addition guarantees to re-
fund the money it thectreatment does
not do all am in claimod- {or it. bars-
or size 50 cents. ‘
swim-day to ltaly, where they will he‘-
held pending exchange as prisoners of
war. or the tcrninuntion of the hostili-
tics.
ITCHING IRRITATION.
WoretFOrm of Skin Troubles Quickly
Cured by Inexpensive Treatment.
When you suffer with any skin
trouble cven though the itching scouts
unbearable, do not. think that it is
necessary to nae some disgusting
greasy ointment. Try liokara, a pure
‘and simple skin food that. is guaran-
teed to contain no grease or acids and
which is so cleanly it does not soil the
linen.
.
—-sto I earfiohe in two minutes.
tootha e or pain of burn or scald in
five In autos; hoarseness, one hour;
muscieache, two hours; sore throat.
twelve noun-«Dr.- Thomas Eclectrio
Oil. monarch‘over pain. *
“‘f'illiii .RU'BBERS
Saturday Chocolates .
next
winter
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OSTEOPATHY
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ONIOPATHIG PHYSICIAN
fl-il coicburn Bldg. Not-walk. noun.
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COLLiSiON NARROWLY AVERTED. '55....
who watt‘htxl hold their breath in bani .._.
Gradual. at tho Lamination“! or
.7 it "do(.l'ffp‘i‘o’tfcicii’ifii't . -
*‘n it t.;_ro i in in c 5 U [i ‘_
They will make your porch a dc:
lightful, cool, e
this Summer
A. J. Collins Co.
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START VOUR CH
Something Good to
The suctuas of your broods. from t
shall. depends on the feed you use.
pared
and future sturdy laycrs.
tcriaiu, but we proportion our lulxtu
the youngest chick as well as the l
crarkcd grains are pcrmittcd to no
(’hlck Food is not an experimcnl.
carefully tested. and there is nothi
with perfect. safety.
portud Miiiots, {inc cracked charcoal
grains, such as out meal. crackrd t
cracked corn. which combined. in
strong and vigorous chickens.
First in quality. last in pri '0. always in tin,- minda of its custom-
erawlionnin Home Ground Feed for llorscs. (‘
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. are the kind you can depend on to m
We not» not only tho host and cleanest mn-
llonnie Chick l-‘ocd contains the choicest ini-
uke a loud bust adapted ot produce
'A meeting of bite South Norwalk
1mm of Trade will be hold this even.
lug. '
No serious damage from the electri-
col storm has been rcportcd in the
City of Norwalk.
‘ W. S. Croroot, of New Haven, was
tho guest of Mrs. James (whim, of 4
i Fulrfloid avenue, today.
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Missus Ethel and Grace Garbutt, of
Brooklyn are spending a low days with
Miss Anastasia V. Kelly. of Stevens
Htreoi. ‘
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Thero was open house at the. Court
UHIWI (‘lub house at Pine Point yon-
tordny. in the evening cards were
played and a dance onioyéd.
Youtcrday‘s atorm caused consltlcra.
bio tumble to the municipal electric
wiros and to the telcphouo company's
lincs. No serious damage was sustain-
njoyable spot
“Safety"—-—speil it the new way and it’s
“F-o-r-d." Certainty of operation-:—
strength and lightness, made possible
by Vanadium steel—simplicity of con-
struction—these make the Ford the
safest car in the wbrld. 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-—the five passen-
\ er touring car Woo—the delivery car
t $70941... town car $goo~f. o. to. De-
troit, completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
So. Main St. ..
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oil by cithcr company.
A gang of eight men for the City
of Norwalk was put to work by the 011-.
‘ oruotic highway commissioner, Nelson .
W. ilcnodict preparing East and Now‘
town uvmiucg for oil. this morning.
A board (‘arclcnsiy piuccd, fell from.
.tho root or the Swnrtz d: Corbett.‘
block in Washington street this after-
inoon and dropped through the ski"
iliuht illtt) tho South Norwalk 'I‘ruat’,
, ihomughlv dried and solcctud E‘Compnny omcca. ’l‘hut, somebody was;
tcxs RlGHT
r Young Chicks. .
be moment they are out of the
Bonnie (‘hick Foods, homo pre~ '
alto fine, healthy lowis
\
res 'i-icicntltlcniiy. to
oil grown fowl. (‘lnly street. sound,
into our iccdn. iionnic Little
but is something that has been
ng uscd that can not. be fed alone
provide for
about. (pat‘ki‘ll kntiir. nous. lino old 4 not injured in the Tm“ Company 01- 1
[icon is only a matter of good luck as;
i the glans scuttorod sonicwhut bciorcl
i hitting thc floor.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
attic and Poultry.
Tho cusp of .lnscph ilunzi. chargcdl
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i)ur ico is clonu and intro for ltli use
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his It. has 'uccu analyzed nudmrtitimi to by against tin» olitcr kind.
John C. Sparks ll. i-‘c.. S. t‘. S. Witter
uhnr up the embankment on‘lllc wont , Expert i'or on. City (it' .\‘.-w i‘oriz. 'rhc and my soil who peddle”.
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BrOOkSld'e ‘ 106” GO \‘érnon. was t‘iickcd up by Traflk' 0111?} .1
0 «or Jarvis S. Murray yesterday and”,
(diaries 'l‘. i’lchcring. Norwaik. Conn.
south Xorwal k t‘uun.
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Final Clearing Sale
of Ladlrs' and lilsscs‘ Suits, Calls and Dresses at such low“ prices
that you can‘t afford to miss it. as they must be sold because we ncv.
or carry anything ovcr from one season to another.
We also invite you to insnoct our lino or House Dresses, iii.
monos and \l‘aists. The prices are low and stylcs correct. Come
and be convinced.
515 Main St.. Stamford.
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'RAYMOND
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Certifie
WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
QGradlng, Excavating, Team Work
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i‘Willi assault. canto up in the South:
lNurwalk 0nd of tho Norwaik 'i‘owu‘
lilo?!
Emblems on our wagons inauros you!
\Vo handle 1 of $150,
limit 1.1 'i'amtuany.
pcalod nudwas bound own. to
uni icc in tho most siiiiiiary manner.
.5 , the irifiliiook all (lit? morning.
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A. w;‘h‘“e. of South“ Wilton and All.
taken to the police station for having,
his ncw auto run without
Captain 'i‘honnis Hunt, and Prosecuting
Attorucy Louis (ioldschmidt got into
communication and considering that
,Mr. Lane had his license and had up;
pllcd lor'numbora. ho was allowed to
proccod uitpr tctuporary markers were
placed on the car.
Pilollo 580
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COMMITTEE axrsuos THANKS.
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Gratefui to All Those Who Helped Out
In Memorial my Observance. '
The members of the committed on
Munoriul Day who had charge of the
‘colebration are goiterous in their prais-
es of the way thc details were carried
33 So. Main St., South Norwalk
‘ , out yesterday. To Ruhr-rt. (l. Mitchell
share of credit for the manner in
which the paradc was formed and the
manoeuvres cxccutcd. On account or
the carefully laid and executed plans
the parado started just. one minute
into and arrived at The Armory just
one minute, bchiud scheduled time. A
record rarely, if ever, equalled in The
'Xtiru'zilits.
The committee also extends a heap
iy votc of thanks to all ihosc who in
any way- participated in tho parade by
generosity made tho' celebration pos-
sible by swolling the money i'uud, loan'
ing their nutomobiica or giving their
valuable time. to make the affair a suc-
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Concrete. Cement, Flag
(ICurb 8. Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
BROTHERS
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SAVE TIME
By renting an automobile for an
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RIVER STREET ‘
«AUTOMOBILE EXPERTS '
ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO iNSPECT THE 1913 MODELS
THE MOYEK
NOW READY FORDELIVERY AT OUR GARAGE
ours are careful and experienced men.
e'oscAR H. . BANKS
Telephone 681-8
('085.
The courtesy of Hun. William Sulzor
‘ is also appreciated greatly. Mr. Sul-
nor. who is a busy man. gave his limo
and energy, and witch it, came to pay-
ing his traveling oxpcnscs. he refused
to accept a penny. ‘
AUTOMOBILE
When you have a room to rent use
a Sentinel Wont. Adv. rind rent it.
iiiiill Iii [nu sum
u—uuu
WALL STREET, 10:l(i a. m.——
AND MONEY
hour, a. day or a. Week. Our chaut~
NORWALK. CONN.
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Home ASparagus -
Home Rhubarb
Potatoes '
Home Radiation. bionic Spinach,
UNITED on
climbers. Pincupples, Strawberrm, Omani.
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Strength won shown by the stock mar-
ket. today. The cool stocks were pro»
mtnent with one point while Canadian
Pacific moretlinn recovered its quar-
tprly 2% percent. dividend and touch-
- ‘ per bunch 300
per bHIICh SC ed a new high record. Most other no-
tivo‘slocks advanced (rotationally.
per DCCk 35¢ WALL sranir'r, l p. m.~—-Amerlcan
'ilobacéo moved up 5%, but the mar
ket otherwise was at a standstill in
an early afternoon. ’
Wax Beans. Lettuce. Tomatoes. Cu»
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now to RIM. IOTA?! TIMI.
«mun your uncut broom:
t‘imrl this morning iiciorc Judas Wii, ‘
(luuzl was ioundl .
guilty and lined all“; and costs. lie and 1
the: ‘
(”curt of Common it'leaa under bonds; ,2
’ The doiendant was reproach»? ‘_
and by’ Atturiwy Nehemiah Cundoc and ’i --
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markers. i j
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,A Satisfactory Reflection
The man who has his clothes made here is perfectly satisfle ‘
lie always looks good and his clothes wear
a
with his appearance.
well. lie-st wooicns, lowest price. Give us a trial.
John Kubovic i
213 Washington Street South Norwailt‘
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The Hatch & Bailey 'Gompany
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything .‘ ~
Telephone, 46.
' BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in populcrity as a substitute for lath and‘
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
or artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and .permits or a
wide scope for individucl preterment and taste. ' We are mull .'
and keep 1 large supply on hand. ‘
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nnd his cflicicnt aides is due the. lion's .
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0. D. Jackson " 13M...
Optician " " ,. "m"; an
'EverWfingin the Optical Linc
Eyes EXamined Free '
The constant aim of The,
Sentinel is to have its
advertising columns as”
honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper will not "
kndwingly accept any adven-
tising that is misleading, 6X88!)
gerated, untruthful or dishon‘
est, any more than it will print
a news item Which is not in
thentlc, wholesome and tutor
esting. Such service is .
complete circle of The Serif
nel’s mission. ' “
Norwalk Chronicler