TUESDAY, JUNE ii torn ‘
. Sons of St. George. will meet tonight.
” Corns (‘. N. 6., will tilill this etching-
.‘jicans. will hold its monthly business
, lag last evening in the Wall street
1 In W NEWR.
/"uent‘beslreceived complaint! from
1 . i” «muffle but“. The identity
, muffin! 1! WW and union the
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Always Frelh
HUYLER'S FAMOUS
cuocourzs
LANE’8 PURE ICE anAM
TH: near or BAKERY
PAGE & SHAW
lesion
The Candy of Excellence
{1.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town oi Nor-walk
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
Ii Wellington Street.
Min Norwnlk
Andenon’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
An! all kind. promptly built. out:
tor sale. All kinds of repairing ,.
given special attention. ~
omr Iheii Point. Norw-lk
city.
We give the best values.
t'0"1'W:I'V'Ifi‘lfifl'Utilltiflrl.I:l‘,l:lfl‘0.I
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one would be justified in pricing
Everything you need for hot
your approval.
." . ' Store .
We probably sell more iliueberge Suite than any new in the
1 And there’s a reason—m very simple one-—
Weie made a study of the serge question for ydlrevud we've '
‘ iound just" the right cloth that stands hut-d Wear, eun, salt air and
all the little things nergoe oi! ordinary
court“) the garments are made to the
We hell it lilue Serge at $131.00 ti it most deniera unit and any-
, lie sure you see it before buying the summer suit.
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‘ You should also see our special lliue Serge at 310.
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Weight underwoar. hosiery, sheer shirts, straw hatnwpriced to meat
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comfort is hore~~~light
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364.?
The Metropolitan Orchestra of Nor-i
walk hold a regular lehernnl lust ev-
oiling.
' There will be a meeting of Pouns«
sun Council, No. 12%, Royal Arcanum,
this evening.
The Si\£h C(lmpilll),(10'.l$l tilillorv
in the armor y.
The Central lnbtn Union will hold
its semi-monthly business meeting on
Thursday evening.
The South Norwnlk Fire Police will
hold its monthly business meeting on
Thursday evening.
The Winnipnuk Republican
transacted routine luminous at
meeting last night. 4‘
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Tbe Nutmeg Club will hold an im—
partnnt meeting this evening in the.
quarters in Norwalk.
w
club.
that
McKinley Command Spanish Amen
meeting on Thursday evening.
0111‘ Brothers’ Lodge, No. .10. 1.0. 0.
13“.. held a regular business meeting‘
M..-
John F. Bailey. of the Norwalk post.
ofllce force of carriers, enjoyed a day
of vacation yesterday. William Rowe
substituted for him.
The semi-monthly business meeting
0! Gtur of Columbia Circle Compan-
ions of the Forest will be held on next
Thursday evening:
south Norwnlk Council, No. 1,253,
Knights ot’Columbue, will hold its
semi-monthly“ business meeting on
Thursday evening of this week.
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Mr. and! Mrs. Elmer H. Jossclyn and
baby daughter, formerly of this city
and new residing in Baltimore, Md.
one the guests of Mrs. Jonselyn's pn-
mute.
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Miss Coagrove, ol’ Norwwik was ser-
iusly injured by an automobile in
Bridgeport. Monday afternoon. While
the young lady was about. to cross the
.Ihrset site: did not notice the auto in
unit or 1...». wunmes claim that
- litere was whore sounded. ' Mice Cos-
more no taken to the hospital in‘
,Wort. A sister in said to reside
J ' The-.Boutil Norwallt police depart-
Mieo owning booths in McMullen's
m to the eiieot that young fellows
(committee Monaco of themselves
It the guilty nutter is known to outer
Moe teamed they will lie plasoa
1W under outset. And prosecuted.
W M Wholly tron: consti-
the bowels. so that. they
! tury .putbllca of The Norwuiks Were up i
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'i‘odny 1.. pension day and the 110-:
bright and early to execute pension“
lifllit’ls for the veterans and the toler-
'nns widowa.
The divorce cone of Gracie vn.
Gracie is being heard in the Superior
Court today and Attorney Joint Keogh
is r‘c‘nrttaentlng the pinintli! nod Alton ‘
new John J. Cuneo, the defendant. A
OF FISH ARE BITING NOW.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD,
BLUES, SEA BASS. PORGIES, BUT-
While alighting from o carringo
yesterday ultcrnoou near the Norwulk
post office nu unknown womnn tell
heavily to the hrit-‘k pavement. She
wus bruised more or loss but other
wise uninjured.
it was not the car of S. H. Elliott,
of (‘omstock'flilh that loot a tire at.
the corner of West Main street on
Saturday. The Sentinel was misin-
formed for none oi the Elliott cars
were in that vicinity on Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. William ii. Fluhcrty. of Bridge-
nort. [Sunday evening. Mr. Fluherty
is n son of Mr. and Mrs. David Fla»
herty, oi Norwnik. Mrs. i‘lnherty
was formerly Miss Lona Raymond.
South Norwnllt.
TELEPHONE 108.
DENTISTRY-
i‘iu an important factor of success and
the wise man 0! today looks well to
his teeth. in; so doing he knows that
he in uhle to nrdnerly masticute hie
food, his speech is not affected by
0’" open same”. the contour of the tune is
preserved. hie unnenranoe in enlutnry.
and lie in better able to cope with the
world, attinrge, and his own interests
in particular by having teeth which are
neither unsightly ' nor unwbolseome.
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There will be a meeting of the
Governing Board of tin- Knoh Club
at the United llunk building, toulghL.
at which time notion wil be tnken on
several applications for membership;
which have been received and other
business transected.
Personal attention given to all do.
tuiiu. Consultation free.
J. H. MALLERY
18 South lulu st. South Norwnll
Merrill College is planning to hold
their graduation exercises at Music
Hall on the 28th inst. at which time
it large class will receive diplomas.
The college in planning to make. this
the biggest occasion of its kind ever
held in The Nor-walks.
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The Women‘s Christian Temper»
mace Union will hold a flower mission
social at the home of Mrs. Ida Meeker,
5 Courtlandt place. Friday evening.
June 71th, commencing at 7:45. Calm
and cream will be served. All inter-
ested “in temperance work are woh
come.
Hours: 9 A. in. to 3 p. at. Sun-
now by Appointment only.
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Merton Byington, son of C. Irving
‘Byington. of Westport avenue, who
is attending the United Staten Navy
Electrical School in Brooiilyn. spent.
Sunday at his home. Merton to in
the wireless department and received
revere] oi the important Titanic des-
patches.
HARRIS 8.“
.GANS
lemmas m reenter ermaAne.
a": NEW HAVEN. Juno Lek-An sn-
mum is expected iron Fresh
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rot mum-11A
Whom-pad 'ot sever-
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SOUTH NONWALK
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Are You Gomg Fishingi,
WHY. OF COURSE YOU ARE” TER, FLAT, COD, WEAK FISH. HAL-
TO CUTBILL’S, WHERE ALL KINDS.‘BUT AND MMKEREL
‘ - . house.
1- from now on.
“ St. John plaice.
Mr. McKio has come to the Arduley
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Mr. McCarty has arrived at the Md.
ulchotiage.
Johnson‘p garage will be open nigh-tn
cut-vow..—
ll. J Warren in ill at him home in
Rev. 0an in still coniined to his
house by illness.
Mr. and Mn. Otto Schmidt
yesterday at Ridxeiloid.
upon
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Charles Ronni is employed at night
work in Johneou'u garage.
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Mien Laura leWOOd at Stamford
visited in tawn yeeterduy.
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iilr. Ln li‘retn has come to his Silvon
mine home for the summer.
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it. W. i‘tidlay has arrived at hle sunr
or home on (lncuke avenue.
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Dr. Miller hue nrriwd at his sum»
inor home on Prtmpcct street.
i-‘tod 'i‘. Howard is at his hot: on
Smith's Ridge tor the outnmvr.
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.i. 0. Launch has mmc to thr- mm
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Mm ( urrer hnn arrived for the unit»
mer at the Ardoiey cctnge. on Purl:
etwot.
Mr. Tomnitiue nnd imnily have occur.
pied the Peterson cottage on Cherry
street. '
ALSO THE BEST PLACE TO DIG
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
”cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
rear: osLtvnnv.'
lrllmhé‘f for ilorncc Johnson’s new?
'huilding un [AK-uni lu’t‘lilii‘ arrivod on3
L Friday.
a ”Wm-v i
lohn llohro and inhn ilrunnnu hurt-t
ibuu summoned for jlil) duty nil
llrtdgutrori.
Vincent St. John is improving elow~
lyfrom his recent injurice. He still
has a little pain from bent ribs.
faiSts
Smart Tailored Mists, in
Emb., Linen andeawn
$1.00. ”-50. $183
. A new line of Dainty Lin-
- -1 gerie Minister. in high and
low neck effect 1' 98¢ up
Middy Blouse, for missed
and children $1.00
J. l Mallette
Both local lmeboll teams won
minted Saturday. The regulars show!
ed good form for the firm game and
the Y. M. C. boys nlnyed good imll.
Ailnn l’arternon and family of Cher-
l‘y direct loft. Saturday. iur Stamford
After it week’s viait in Stamford. they
will lcnvo for Nova Scotlu. to spend
the aummor.
The cemetery competition held’ an
the Country Club Saturday interred
was; won by Duvid Rogers. There ere
about sixteen oontoetautn. and '> eeoh
wan allowed a certain handicap. Many
dropped out by the time the sixth and
uncouth holes were reached. Mr lto~
., gone not between the seventenlh and
, eighteenth holes in till strokes. He
received a hurdsmne cup, presented by
the club members as u prize.
”Weeningtonsi
. Tel. 449. So. Nomlk.
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'\ The New Ciwau‘n Colin defeated the
7 SUMMER
j SCHOOL.
This will give you an order. .
tunlty to take on commercial
work at mull"
(nautical: um.
snow.
mouse cutesce. t“
liege
‘mfl Nowell: Mumford
Devil om».
~MV‘
tom Ihhventl)
A: one new“:
‘ lo the am. m 'by n beeeonbolle‘
and {our bite. added four mon’in the
" splendid ninth inning victory and woe
Americans of Norwulk Saturday after-
uoou by the score of 8 lo 7. The game
won an interesting one throughout. and
won attended by a large number at
tune. The teams appeared very even.
ly matched. it was the Colt's first
some and they played 9. amended game
. not an error holng chalked mtnst
them. The tact that the visitorn made
team's run-golfing, tor the ”minute”,
tor the moat port, came at diliereut
times. Timely hitting 'ot the.‘ local
teum was what counted. Although
.they received two ions hits than the
viistors. their hits were bunched we
counted‘tor runs. The locale replied
‘ with, A rush and had gathered in tour
rum when the liret inningomd. ‘ Bent
vital walked and Irwin reconstitution
an error. Succemve hits by Schmidt.
Rutledge and Kelley contributed four
. rune. The villtorn gathered one run
second. The score stood‘ii to 4. in it»
"vor oi the Americans until the neventb
‘wbon they mede‘invo more runs. The
. eighth netted do run to either side.
1 Add tiie‘ locale name to but in the ninth
. with three rune memory to prevent
«latent. rm boon allowed them‘eotlw
es equal to the condition. ‘Hit by Ben-
zhai, eleven: and Davis did the trick
I end metal 0! tour runs was mom” ‘
‘ mite tlie Ooi'tA victor-tour. it yes It
lexoodnnnletonmtm interesting
wire. The reentry innings:
mandolin .. e‘ooooouoH
:Wm 100000200~1
voltage, Wood direct. for tho atrium-er. '
New Potatoes pk .650
Very Fancy Stock '
Cbok White and Mealy.
Very Beet Creamery Butter, lb. ............................ . ”of
Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen ............ . .................... .. m ‘
15c package Raieto'n’e Breakfast Food ................. . ..... ‘ 10o
3 lbe. Soda Crackers or Yale Toast ...................... .. 2M
Gordon Dry Gin, per bottle ............................... £60 .
Fine California Table Claret, gallon .......... . .............. . 85c
Ehret'e, Ruppert’e or Liebmann‘: Been, case ................. $1.15 ,
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
83 & 35 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALKH
Phone 440
NINAL MAP OF
Rock Rldge
(Formerly Heard's Rocks)
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. RANDALL
ICE, CREAM
Order Now for Decoration Day
HAVE You TRIED m
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
. NORWALK. EAST NORWALK. .,
uevon emu-s did not help iii-tile local
milieu MW ileum. want
dim-w l
w~m
EXiRA SPECIAiS
Betti ’renmrn Butter, noundW ................................. t ...... 3.36,
Best Flour, large bag ....... . ......................... 85o
Warrented Fresh Eggs. doz . ...... . ............................ 21o.
AT coon
Sugar, Sugar .......... . .
The Great A81? Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8: 30 a. m. and 2: re p. m.
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Tel. No. see. Free Deliv '
ROY AL. GROCERY C0.
Very Best Creamery Butter lb 33c
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PEERLESS noun, BAG .
MAiNE POTATOES. PK. ...... .......... . ............ ...
to Lee. GRAN. squn .
Fulton FRUITS AND NA'nva VEGETABLES.
Tel. Gail.
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out-«by Davis ll by Moelter 5. Wild it's usually much easier on a ma' ‘
nitehnfleelter. Time or some. 1 h 50 tool friends to get the best of hi
on. tvmnire L F. Gribel. 'Scoror A. than it is for his enemistl.
H. Raymond.
Most or us would be glad to with
0: our experience for less than 00
Sentinel went eds. bring reunite
The Sentinel Want Colonies Are F
Reaching in our influences-é
They no did i... 1.. so...
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