FRIDAY. MAY ‘31, 19"
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Pure Home—
:made Candy g;
H.313; $2.22... '
CHOCOLATEB
LANE’B PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PAGE a, sum
Boston 3
The Candy 0! Exdeflence
01.00 por pound
F. H. BAXTIR.
AM for Town or Norwaik
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PRODUCTS
15'. A. LANE
Ii watchman» sin-m.
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
oi‘ all kinds promptly built. lost.
tor Isis. Ail kind- or repairing
givsn spacial ottoman.
Mb Nomslii
07.”? III." Point. Norwllk
The.
HATS
iinut qualities and n grout v'oiy of dtyiss.
Mother's Day was observed. at hhei
North East school on Tuesday.
Buckingham Post, No 12. G. A. It.|
will meet this or cuing in the Wall
atheist quarters.3
~Pannmas, Punnmns. O'Brien‘s.
'A-bmnam Podslfsky of New York, in‘
spending a Jew days with his parents, 3
at 212 Washington street.
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There was no school at tho local
public institutions yesterday mid tho‘
young folks enjoyed the holiday.
Miss nena. Champion, of nelqpn aw
nus, will to go Northsmpion shortly to
visit Miss Georgia Wolfe. well known
in town.
one adoption. degree will be re-
hearsed tihis evening at the meeting
at Coclcenoe Tribe, No. 32, i'. 0.33. M,
W evening.
Benjamin. Keeler. of 15% Washan'
m street, who has been spending the'
past two months in New York, has
unburned to his home.
I}. is reported that the street sign at
the corner or Clny street and Railroad;
abenue has been down for the past;
week. It is up to somebody to make
repairs.
, bokuh,
' lngion street, in tho new one is not.
rifle Hurstrorm, of Yale, spent the:
holiday Ii: home.
Benjamin Hoyt, oi this place. spout
yesterday in New York city.
Humid. Wilson, of New York, spent
the holiday with miniivos here.
Miss min Nnttcrord, of Wilton ave 3
nuc, spent yesterday in New York city. 3
Miss May Nehtoiiord, of Wilton aw"
nine, has returned from a visit in
Newnrk.
Mr. and. Mrs. H. H. Barron. and
augment)! BroOiinn. went Memorial
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Knapp. of West street.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rs-
wili hold a regular meeting
this evening in the old hall in Within
yet ready.
Mr. and Mrd. Thomas to. Mammal;
cry, of Wilton avenue, spent yesterday
with Miss Sndio Powell, of Yonkers.
Miss Powell former-1y nesidsd in idl-
wood place.
The scholars of the Franklin school
have contributed a fund now amoudlr
ing to over $25 for the Memorial Day
observance of Douglm Fowl-er Post, G. 3
,A. R. Charle id. Jennings. of West‘
Dudley Raymond entertained a num-
ber of his college friends Wednesday
at a bachelor supper in honor of his;
coming marringo with Miss lcnuctte3
Mathewson.
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Arthur Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur C. Wheeler, of Arch street, has
completed his senior course of mesh-
anion) engineering at Yale University
and is now awaiting the examinations.
~Latest Straws at O‘BrionSs.
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The treasurer of the Norwa-ik Town
Union of the King's Dnu-ghiors and
Sons will 'be pleased to report
proceeds of the ten held in honor of
mothers‘ day when all returns have
been made. Thus gar but three circles
have made returns. l
Warren 0. WOOdwnrd of Beldeu
avenue, employed in the Bankers
Trust Compurw in New -York city,
who than been hooking his home in the
city during the winter, will soon re-
turn to Norwalic and recomm'cnco
commuting to ‘business.
ifm
'i‘ihe ioilowing committee has been
appointed by the Holy Nsmé society
to so in wruunodon with the oommiir 3
too than him Knights oi! Columbus to
‘ make final unanimous for the icy-
Jugot clip comer stone of the new
school: John J. Newman, Edwsrd Knel-
lay and Thomas J. Smith. It has been
decided to meet at 1:30 shin p at the
Knights at Columbus headhunters in
W's block, and headed by Garibaldi
band. much in the Boldlers‘ Monu-
Mt, m they will meat the Nor-
mil: delegation and mi them to
Hilary street and than the parade will
next
the '
wlnur 3
L street was also a contributor to the
fund. .
Councilmen Georiro l... Oliver Will-3
lain F. Hoyt George M Wu.) and liar-
i ry w Mather and Street Commission-I
or Al. Brown are in Manchester. .l. 14.,
today inspecting the Roman road
pavement. The party icit yesterday
afternoon spending lust night in 80s-
ton. '
There will he a special meeting 0!
the '1an Board of School Visitors to-
morrow evening at which time n_ sn-
perirrtenden't of schools will be scrim?
ed and it committee appointed to up-
point. the supervising principals and
teachers. ‘
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Frank Foretlo, of Il’iyimouth avenue.
run down at woman at the corner of
Main and Wall streets at 9:40 yester-
day morning, while riding his bicycle.
Bystanders claimed the fault. that bl
the victim, who stopped without look-
ing, directly in the path or the bike.
3 The women refused to give Oiiicer
Jarvis 8. Murray her name and though
she «has somewhat bruised, went home
unaided.
open £11304 3
preserved: his appearance is salutary,
and he is l otter able to cope with the
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SOFT RAIDB FROM .......... ..
SPLIT ITHAWS FROM
BENNI'I STRAWS FROM .........
and port act in every way.
at 31‘ Is one of the finest.
they li'il first nooivsdmflcctly fresh. bright and snappy.
new hot Is always recognizable. Satisfaction Is sully obtained ban, 1 .
Our special PANAMA at $5 Is I ccrker and the one we all
Iy than is no honor lime to «loot a straw but than when ; ;
A3
W_....m~ Hp“... 3......mw -men .
SNAKE CHARMERS or our
Ham" and Virgil Mention Thom snd3
Anclsnt Tubim "tow tho
Tut-nod Oorpcnis.
Bonito turning is mentioned by Vlrv 3
gii, sud Humor ram to the snails
owned and "nail“! tum-ca by Mani
: Thu tho Handout»: were on inti-
I aim terms with until.» is shown by
3 tablets barring images at woman teed-
} Inc nutrients. Otbcr tablets show scr-
pout. twining around columns in tho
, temple at Hercules, when they were
. placed by people in token of attitude
3. to the god.
Tbs chariots of linens and 00-
; 1 us were on." by ruckus sud mks!
worded the sitar- oi many at the
3 gods. On A humour of s Pompsilsn
’ fresco a ”mat is dsbictcd coil-d
in s. tree on s stratum born. by two
. slaves. .
The guardian iii, was the good
fury of the on one homo and tho
watchful gourd or the tsmily honor.
Evan It the present time tho Mexi-
‘ ; con pousuts soon to Coculs irom ui
........... $1.00 ‘0 $3.00 ‘
.Hun ......... 3L50r083dfli.
----------- $1.50 3° 83.00
Panama: are still good ‘buya” and our style! are «portly mods
; the country round shout to imp the
last day of st. Dominic, the stint who
conferred on nun the power to isms
I , serpents. On at. Dominic‘s day snubs-
char-mars concur in Coculs bearing ud-
den and other reptiles. in Umbris
the snake is supposed to possess the
power of working mimlsI,——aorper'l
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33c lb Butter lb 33c
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OUT F lTTERS
NORW . LK
TEIIEPHONE ins.
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D ,NTISTRY
is in important motor or success and
the wise i tin at today looks well to
his teeth By so doing he knows that
he in uhid to properly mnsilcnte his
food. his speech is not. affected by
. the contour o! the fuss is
world at l me, and his own interests
in particular by having teeth whichure
neither unsightly nor unwhoiesome.
attention given to all do-
sulistlon free.
H.- MALLERY
.16 souui- Inn at. lioutb smut
Personal
tniis. Col
.nonrl: I s. I. to it Ii. or. Inn-
dsyd by comment on”.
TO sydriv unnu—
. ci‘bcnkiu so my M“
sins“. by our Officers and
Board of Directors. man.
this u out but with which
to do mine“. .
To identity ”limit my
doctoral, strong instinih‘
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FISHING? I
wnv. or counss vou Ans-.4—
TO CUTBILL'G, wuss: ALL KINDS
or new ARE si-rmc now.
‘connscricur, .3 RIVER ‘IHAD.
stuns, on “so. Panama. our.
TER, FLAT. coo, WEAK FISH, HAL-
IBUT AND MACKEREL.
ALBO THE BEST PLACE TO DIG
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
iil’s Bridge ‘- Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Waists
JUST ARRIVED.
A new line cl dainty Lingerie
Wallets. iii-ail and low neck
onset lac up
moov BLOUSE~~~F0r misses“
and children .......... $1.00
BELT8~I~Ths vcry intent is the
“Dorothy 8st." in the latest
shades. just the thing for the
tailored waist
J. I. Mallette
8| Washington It.
Tel. 449. So. Nomik.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
This will give you «i ‘oiooo
tuniiy to inks up com-ionic!
work st 310“in ‘
nswcm‘ um.
. ”WIM-
Iiiutini-i cutout.
Weekly.
PAID WELL FOR HIS BOAST
Probably In tho rum. Dubbloiuh WIII
yam-n. mister,” said the old man with
s chin whislwr, as be inspected Dubb-
Eagle House It. Togus.
some over hers tron: Watkins Corners
, rowed this doctrine irons the Egypti-
.-si. Multimbctbccnoihsbsd
Julienne-bot.
First Find Out Identity of Hi.
List-nor.
“rim s dsrnsd tins-lookin' m or
Isigh's motor standing in front at the
"You bet it is," said Dubbleisb. “I
this morning in just fifty-mo minutes.
Going some. chi”
"Ya " said the old gentleman.
strokimohis whisker thoughtfully.
"Kin ye prove it?"
"i luvs witnesses in my guests.”
uld Dubbloigb.
"Wei-cl. l'iI um yer word for it."
said the stranger. “Jest fork over
tweniyrdvo, and we'll call it square.
i'm Motion 0‘ the Pesos rmund hero.
and it'll an limo to settle this here
vi‘lniion right now.“—-Hurper's Woot-
1!.
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Herodotus I biwknkcr.
Such us believe the tales of the
annulus credible or. true to accept
them for history. For my own part. I
muons to mull throughout my
whole work {Minority to record the
traditions ,
Tho Emotions melanin that Cam and
Boosting preside In the rsslrns below.
grimy wen lino tbs first to branch the
opinion inst. tho soul or man is“ in»
mortal. and um when the body dial
it enters into tho form of an shims!
which is born at the moment. thence
passing on from on salami into no”
other until it has circled through the
terms at all the creatures which tenant
the esrtb. the waist- sud the air; alter
which it onisrs min a. human trains.
and is born snow. The whole period
or the transmigration Is (they my)
three thou-cud nan. There are
Greek writers—sonic of an earlier.
sums of a later dais—who have bor-
on: and put it forward as their own. i
could mention their names. but 1 tb-
stain from doing sit—Herodotus.
Ham Cams Back.
A. H. Whitmsn. a Los Amie:
iCsi.) jeweler. an that u eat may
some luck. also it hum. WItmcn
owned a born for «uni years. and
recently (holding that the shims! had
outlived its Maine-I. be nvo s
Young nun 86 to take the equine into
the country and shoot it.
He then decided tint he must line
s new stood. so in'bcriod In sdvertlss-
mut in the newspapers. Among sov-
orsi puma. on. aspects!!! lppenied
to him. .
It lulled tinting writer massed
o mtio {sully bum. and guns I. do-
scrinticn which sounded [and to the
insist.
Accordingly. ho icumcnd to China.
from which town the letter cums.
lookedcvsr the horns. and Mum it.
When he got the saints) home he no-
ticed mctbing Mill» in its combs.
std upon closely examining the sni~
It:
Footpaths on Road to Poms.
To be rind of life. because is first
you the slime. to ion sad to work
miloboutislcdwiibymm
nodloplsy sud toiockupstths.
79th on»
This Butler is
Fresh Madge
STRICTLY mean zoos .......
a n; VALE TOAST an'cki-ms .m
Fascia cars? GRAHAM WAFERB
18 lb. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR .
............ ' 30c
RALQTON BREAKFAST FOOD pkg. .......... . ............... . 10c
FINE CALIFORNIA CLARET, 1 gallon jug ................... . 85¢
II'INE CALIFORNIAN PORTORSIHERRV WINES, gal.
. .................. .....sicu j
.............. 250
100
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fl
“$1.00 ,
83 n 85 wnsmnd'ron 81.
Phone
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READY AP
WINTERS FDR THE MOTORIST.
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Carrying Spars Valve Parts .1 Repair
Kit Indlmnslbic.
it is always a good plan to carry a
package of extw valve parts such as
I" the several notions. .3 valve insides, inlvs cups. washers and
dust caps says the Michelin Tire ox
pert These can be? bought for a few
cents and are at times invalnsbie. The'
small rubber tipped vuivo inside.
which is rouily the valve proper. some
times Icahn when old. II can be
screwed out rcsdiiv by inverting and
incorling the nutrhcd valve cap and
using it like u scr‘cd driver. When thr-
vnive inside is removed it. is only‘thcI
work 0: a moment to lit a now one.3
A leaky tlro valve is stnng‘imes rc
sponslbls for s fault blamed on s
f‘slow puncture". When pumping up n
tlro it the pump handle comes up or
liscll‘ alter pushing down on the iniin
lion stroke a leskv tire valve may he
looked for. if the motorist curries u
spare set of valve parts he is all i-IIII: i
but not so his loss thoughtful neighbor
who ieti his in the itsrugo!
Tho motorist early in the season
should provide himself with a good
iiru repair kit including a 'supply of
Mastic, a run of cement or good quail
U‘. some inner tube patches in nasal-t
ed sizes and a blow out or inside en-
velope patch. The rod inner tube pal-
('Ilép are genernl'y conceded host.
Those 0! para rubber. not contain-
ing fabric, the edges of which are DBV'3
cicd arc to he recommended.
A. F. Beckm'ann 8t Co. 3
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Board's Rocks)
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will , '
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
lrock surface. Total length of the timid
SOUTH NORWALK
440 ,
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RIL 29th
STATE ROAD sores.
From the Connecticut Automobile Av
sociation. ~
State Highwsy Commissioner Mao
Donald is inviting pronoun for the '
(onstruction of new improved roads.
In Connecticut mostly in the timers“;
part or the state Bids were sent out
Monday, inviting proposals which will 3
be opened at the Capitol on Tuesd '
June iih at 2 p. m. The followin't"
sections of state road are Included in
the new list:
row of Putnam—two sections of
trap and native stone mnendam and
and suction of gravel road with a mi
nix-lions about iwoytydour
lineal feet. 3
Town of (‘hnplixy—cieven thousand»
and six hundred lineal feet gravel a
graded road.
'l‘own oi i-iumpton- --sectlon of gflr
vol and graded iwoad
'iown oi t‘olciicsterwiwenty than;
and lineal feet covering two sectollii
of road. 3 3
Town of Lebanonwthroe sections of
gravel road aggregating about ten"
thousand lineal mot:
Town of Newlngtonwone3 section oi! t
ninrudam road.
Town of Winchestern-oue section 033! .
niucndsm road.
Town of Chuthnm~one section 0
mac-Adam mad.
Advortise in The Sentinel
thousand
Order Now for
ice cream. Our delivery service
NOIWALK.
ICE CREAM
HAVE YOU TRIED IT‘I
We have our new machine working now and drenching good
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
Decoration DayI
is prompt. ,.
haters-mow Bum. pound .
Best Floor. large bag .
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Norwalk Chronicler