MONDAY, JUNE 3, 19:2 Ef— Pure Home- g3 made Candy ; Always Fresh HUYLER'S FAMOUS CHOCOLATEB ‘1 THE sear or smear Pnooucrs F. A. LANE. [1 Washington “not. touch Hamil: . ... -_o - -,l.‘.'.-.'.'.'.'.' -_I s 1-. ‘ -.-£-3-: 1222"""..3I.' * LANE's PURE 1c: cum W2}. _ pass a straw ' lesion The Candy of Excellence ”' 01.00pm- poqnd ' . F. H. IAXTER. Agent for Town of Norwalk O “Anderson's Launch Works hunches and Boots» u all kinds promptly built. lads No Ills. All kinds of repairing given special attention. cymr stun Point, N‘mlk The lines: qualities and a great vafloty oi Styles. M The monthly business meeting of the Hat Makers‘ Society will be held on Wednesday evening. Jersey, is the gucstot the Misses Soudder, of 'West sll‘t'ot ' I I Attorney Percy J. Edwards has mov. did his law office from lht‘ Havlland Block to 123 Washington street. The monthly business meeting oi; the South Norwsik Board or Council business meeting on Wednesday 11v~l men will be held this owning in the council chamber, in Washington street; The Fellow Craft. Club, Old Well Lodge, No.108,h‘.& A. M., will hold its weekly business meeting this 01- ening in the Masonic Temple in South: Main street. Miss Viola Dellottg, who has been spending 2 weeks with hex aunt. Mrs Sara 1. Deliong. (-39 (:1 .1nd street. Dan-1; bury, hos returned to her home in South Norwaik. Mrs. Lawrence A. Douglass, of Cir- clevi-Ile, N. Y, was a visitor in town' flaturduty. completlm.r the arrange- ments for the disposal of her Lowe street property. Constable Samuel C. iroland is do- ing patrol duty this season at liotou Point, where he has been meeting a. number of old friends and making . many new ones. There were fourteen sales of estate in The waalks last week. with mortgages of $35, 455. For the 3m week in May, 1911 there were 8 sales and mortgages of $15.81. real . Dr. and Mrs. J. ...1on Cohurn, are attending the Medical Convention at, Atlantic City. and enjoying all the special attractions arranged for the]! visiting doctors and their wives. 1 petition in :bankrtwtcy has been filed in the United States district court by Hudson W. Burr, of Winsted, who was a meat peddlar. His liabiliu ties nearly unsecured, are $1,415.7ti and his assets available for creditors are $477.36. Brown 8; Company, or South Non; walk, has tiled a petition in bankrupt»; cy May 27, 1912. Assets, 33.012; Ila-W Mitten, $3.036. Largest creditors New Home Furnace Company of Norwalk, 3497; Ma‘s. Adelaide Scam, of South Fox-walk, $492: Ada A. Brown, or 8011111 Norwalk, $283; noew Manutac—' Carin: company, of Cleveland 18162. PROPRIETARY MEDICINES are usually the result of the whole- Iale preparation of some mothers‘ re- cipe or doctor's prescription which has been found especially successful in relieving the ailments for which it 1 ll prepared. and which has stood the lost or time. Such is Lydia. ill. Pinkham's Vase—t who Gompomui. originally prepared 'n'ont roots and limbs vior rentals ills “I: Lydia ll. Pinkham. oi Lynn. Mass. lino noiriy forty years it. has proves a ”1: mum to the women of m in relieving tomato dine.“ at «My nature. to wonderful suc- can won its merit. lOur Brothers“ Midge, No.10 l. U 0., 1“,, will meet as usual this evening. i Dr. and Mrs William ..l Tracey ext Mrs Fred Cullaway, of Picton. NOW tool to attend the Medical Conwntloni ' ”.-..-. ....-. _W*W.~-_. ....— -.—..~_....-M_W..__._..__...—. --....u... . being held at Atlantic (‘it\ this work. The Aroin‘ ‘Slut'lng Society will hold its monthly bustnesh meeting this ev- ening in its hall in Madison street. .._..., Court Frances. (micro! the Golden Sceptre will hold its scmlmouthly ening The semi monthly business meeting of the Scout Ntlrwnlk (‘ott<:.inve 30. did. I. 0. li., will be bold Wednesday evening \irs. Frank Lake and da.1ghter,.‘da he! of 2 Ore-haul street, Dunbulv are visiting Mrs immard Ryder 01 South. Nornnlk. \ilss Emily Dali, of King‘ 8 Park In i.. hna boon the gttoats of her pnronrsl Mr and Mrs. John i1“.\\'.ltnon oi 2‘l Clay street. --—-——————- Douglass Fowler Post. Grand Armyi of the Republic will hold its weekly business meeting in its hall in Wash- ington street. The Weekly business nicotine of Pa- lestine Castle, No. .A. 0. K of \i. -C.. will ho. hold this evennig in its hall in \.nshngton street. i Colfax Phloempmcnt, I. 0. 0. F. will thold its semi monihl1 business moot- lniiy than in no boner time they on first new but is always recognizable. SOFT DEMOS. FROM spur srnAws mom ssitmr s'raAws FROM Panama: are otiil good “buys" and perfect in every way. : Our special PANAMA at $5 at $10 is one at the finest. rocoivod—portoctly trash. bright and snappy. Satisfaction is easily obtained here. . to select a «raw but than when A l » I ............ 3130 to $3.00 i ............ $1.50 ‘0 $3.50 1 ............ $1.50 to $3.00 | i l and our styles are expertly made ‘ is a corkor and the one we all ! NORWALK ‘ ‘. I WHY, 0F COURQE YOU ARE— TO CUTBILL'S. WHERE ALL KINDS OF FISH ARE BITING NOW. CONNECTICUT RIVER CHAD: BLUES, SEA BASS, POROIES, BUT- PW SOUTH NORWALK Are You Going Fishing? ran. FLAT, coo. wean ma, HAL- IBUT AND macksan.’ ALSO THE BEST PLACE TO DIG LONG AND ROUND CLAMS. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. rate ositvsav. TELEPHONE 108. l I Is an important factor of success and lthe wise man of today looks well to "his teeth. ily so doing he knows that he is able to properly muticato his food. his speech is not altocted by open spacer. tin.- contour oi the lace is preserved. his appearance is salutary. and he is better able to cope with the world at large, and his own interests in particular by having tooth which are neither unsightly nor unwholesome. Personal attention given to all do- tniis. Consultation free. . I g 1 tag this evening at the club tooms niiDl'. J. H. MALLERY. 1v ashiugton street. The Epworth league of the South. 'Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal Church' will hold its monthly business meeting on ..uduesday evening. 'I‘ltoro came near beluga drowning t in Ens} Norwalrk early Sunday morn- ing at about 1:30 o'clock when a drunken man fell through the floor of what was i'onnerly the Linxweilor building and of which there only re- mains the 2x4 beams that formerly supported the floor. The follow appar- enitly went. into the place to sleep but in the darkness he could not see what he was stopping on. At any rtws he tell through and landed in water 11p to his waist. 0. 111mm Davidson and Mr. west, who were standing on the other side of the street heard his cries for assistance and went over and pulled the (allow out. of his watery couch. 10 may baron. of Dentin. no Mot how small, by our Ottioou and” Rondo! m moles, thuaiaflhanhwlthwhioh. Hours: I a. m, to it p. m. una- days by appointment only. AL COAL HARRIS 8t GANS COMPANY m' ADVERTISE YOUR. BURNER MCOT- ' rm sow. _ ( nm at people aro unkind 113“.qu and the ”Monuments-dbl- “ hr‘flio Maui. : DENTISTRY l | 16 South Mm St. South NONI}! , ' ‘ l . . t Smart Tailored Waists. in Emb.. Linen and Lawn 31-00. $1.50, $1.98 A new line of Dainty Lin- . gerie -Waists. in high and low neck effect .. “98c up Middy Blouse. for misses and children $1.00 I. I. Mallette 88 Washington St. Tel. 449. So. Norwalk. SUMMER SCHOOL This will give you an oppon tunity to take up commercial work at greatily Reoucso aArEs. snout. mount cuss”. Merrill College tooth NM PM ow... .... ...-we CHIAPIR lN THI IND. A good Id. ., h the Mt p0" reaches the “tilts-0’10 and him the results. Sentinel want. ads. noon money“: you. 3 tmmmm mourn mfihmmmu‘ '0: animations-n. ’ .mont. Thou she turned him out into ‘wtlatmthmhmlknotholo YOUTH, TIME” OF 'AIiOliIALIES Springtime of Lilo lo WWI oi Cont» . diction lot is Cult- Flood ‘ of :m. l . l lion shall i on; Youth thotimo' , of contradictions and anomalies? The layout rsdicalin to most doggedl connections. irreparable gusty; hittor ”unholy—all of these moods' Ira equily put at that alloy/cry, at Mo. One thing, at‘ dusty in, a (root, rich rush it is u it tho star. 0: 11!. int! bun accumulating W lilo”. phoid your of child- hood. and Manly the data had broken and the waters rushed out. in- riouo and uncontrolled. before sot- tiiu down into the Quiet» chan— nels otmiddlo Ilia. The youth is sud» duly coined with a poignant cos- sciouanou of being alive. which is quite wanting to the naive unqustioniux ol- lstonco oi the child. He ilnds him- 1 ionrpoworinfly urged toward soli- proulon. Just as the baby, born into a moat. blooming, hauls: coutu- Iion,’ and attracted by every move- menhovary color. Ivory sound. kicks madly in response in all directions, and only gradually sets his move- ments (:00de with the orderly and precise movements of his elders --so the youth suddenly born into a confusion or idou and appeals and traditions responds In the most. cha- otic way to this new spiritual world. and 0th gradually learns to and his ‘way about in it. and set his thoughts and feelings into some kind or order:- Atiantio Monthly. but. - p ORIGIN OF A POPULAR DOG Ancestors of the Scottish Tfirior Won um by tho “Todhuntsn” of the Highlands. In ancient times each district in the Highlands had “I “todhunbr.” whose duty it. was to see careiuliy that the then flourishing iirln o! fox. otter and company did not. do a too nourishing business in lamb or poultry. Some- time. these todhuntm were of “the ialrd'. men.” sometimes they were tumors and :men: but always the) were local dignitaries. There washou- or and considerable prom in their oi- iice. and in time it came to be more or less hereditary. Their duty was I simple They waged a war at alter-1‘ urination against the vermin, which, however was a very different matter from the good old English sport of to: hunting. In the rough country horse and bound would hora been worse than libelous. and rayuurd made his den in such rockyxround that he could not boring out. The solosolntion was a do: small enough to (claw the tax. or otter, or badger. or wildcat into his lair; strong enough to bring him out dead or um; and some enough to do 110111.». do; developed from this no- cessity, and that do: was the ancestor oi the present-day Scottish terrier.— Outing. Dre-sod Chicken. She wanted to surprise her husband with a chicken dinner, but after she had [one out into their little chicken run and captured a loathsome-looking young rooster there. she lost her nerve. She simply couldn't bear to hand it the us. There was a small bottle of chloroform in the house however, so she decided to prepare his roostership (or the one via the anaesthesia route. Ho succumbed quickly, but to her horror he recovered consciousness as soon as she had finished plucking hint. Stricken with remorse than. the clothor his naked form in a hastily made suit or white flannel. that titted him like a regular "varsity made" gar- .tho chicken run again. Editors insist upon happy endings of stories nowadays. so the remainder of this tale is better lait untold. Suf- lioient to say that although an. math. on make lino birds. white flannel now- or made this rooster him-oil min. m o inconsiderate Knot. The drydocltins oi the schooner Foo ester. which put in at San Francisco the other day in distress. revealed the schooner. distress. w: merely I hothole. Thelma: in onoottitobot- ton bad who out. leaving a hole an inch wide by one and one. half inch. buy. To keep out the W the m pumps were kept going night and day and the moat arrived with teu' foot. of voter in its hold. The dourtion of its hole by this taithlou knot imperiled the lives of tho noncon- or“. our .1111!"on mm and underwriters in an «pm. or mm in. $1.000. '11" hole has [act that the look, the loam of the ' New Potatoes pk 650 2 Very Fancy Stock Cook White and Mealy . Very Boot Creamery Butter. lb. ........................... .. 88¢ I 1 , Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen .' ............................. .... . 15c package Haiston'o Breakfast Food ...................... . 10$“ 3 lbs. Soda Crackers or Yale Toast ........................... mi Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle ............................... 350. . Fin. Calilornla Table Claret, gallon .......................... do Ehrct's. Rapport" or Llobmann’s Been. case“. ................. CHI A._F. Beckmann 8: C0. 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK Phone 440 ‘ ‘ FINAL Ii/IAP OF Rock Ridge (Formerly Board's sRocks) READY APRIL 29th 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. RANDQL ‘L ICE CREAM ' Order Now for Decoration Day HAVE YOU TRIED IT? We have our new machine working now and are making good ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt. RUNDLE’S BAKERY NORWALK. EAST NORWALK. Best Creamery Butter. pound , ........................... . ..... ‘_ Best Flour, large bag ........... . ........................ .......\ Warranted F‘resh Eggs, do: . .. . ...................................... . 27c Sugar. Sugar ..... . ................... . ......... . ............. AT COST The Great A8tP Tea Company 124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK‘ Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Tel. No. 900. Free DUNN}; ROYAL GROCERY CO. Very Best Creamery Butter lb 33c Good Tub Butter .. .............‘.310}.\‘nti1e .-\s..pt1ragus .............. 300]. Good Potatoes. pit, .............. Sbciiiaiue Potatoes. pk. ............ 50! iii lbs Sugar .' ................. 81.00lBaker’s Cocoa by lb. tin ......... .190": 852$ 7 Bars Rabbit‘s Soap ............ ZScIBen Hur unmet-less Flour, bag. A\Tllll line of Fruits and Vegetables, New Potailcs, Pine apples, Bunch Onions. Try a loaf of Ward's or Fluchman’sFruit Bread. Tel. , Call Rhubarb, Spinach, "It's Great" 126443;; ” The constant aim of. The]. Sentinel is to have its " est, any more than itwill print a news item Which is not an- throttle. wholesome and int; rt.
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