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Pure. Honie- ' 3:
made Candy ;;
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HUYLER’S FAMOUS
oHocotarEs}
LANE'S PURE lCE CREAM
rHa' user or BAKERY
rsooucrs
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Sinai. ’
Iouth Norwslit
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EARLY SENTINEL SATURDAY.
On account of the funeral of James
Golden, Saturday afternoon The Sen-g
tinel will be published as a morning
paper, and the office will be closed at
9 a. m. for the day.
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Cockenoe Tribe No 32. l. 0. R M..
will meet on Friday evening for regu-
lar business.
on—o—J’
New Iiaven horses are again suffer
. . ring from slanders, and the matter has
3‘ been reported to the commissioner of
domestic animals.
An inventory of the estate of the
late John H. Barlow of New Haven
disclosed over $77,000 worth of value-
less stock and bonds.
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The Painters‘ & Decorators‘ Union
will hold its semi monthly business
meeting this evening. in the labor ly-
ceum. in Washington street.
The weekly business meeting of
Olive «Branch Lodge No 19. Knights
of Pythias, will be held this evening in
its hall, in South Main street.
Banner Council, No_ 54. Daughters
of Liberty, will hold its scmi~month~
1y business meeting this evening in
its ball in Washington street.
Wesleyan University lacks $160. 000
of its milliondollar endowment but
President Shanklin is optimistic and
expects to get the full amount
State Deputy W J. Mulligan of the
K. of C. was presented with a silver
loving icup :by the Connecticut delega-
tion while on its trip to Washington.
The electric equipment of the New
Haven Road between Stamford and
New Haven will cost. approximuely 84,-.
000,000. This includes new locomo
tlves.
Peter Yacavene says that. because
lie is an Italian, he has been refused
PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
dim par pound
l'. H. IAXTER.
AM for Town of Nowell:
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Come to Headquar—
" ters for Your
Anderson's Launch Works
Lunches and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. Ionic
tor Isis. Ail kinds of repairing
gluon spacial attontion.
, Onw- lhall Point. Norwaik
M“- . .--.
’csisnttn tors n“
tom or ovarian“
Representative George 8. Chandler
of Rocky Hill was the speaker at the
meeting of Central i‘omoua grunge
in Piaiuviile yesterday after.noon ills
subject was “Flaws in Our Present
System of Taxation." Members of
'many granges in Hartford. New Ha-
ven and Middlesex counties were
present.
Mr. chandler dealt chiefly with the
. manner in which oyster properties are
‘cscaplng taxation. He contrasted the
fact that the farmers‘ property is
taxed to its. full value, because it is
‘ in plain sight. with the fact that the
oyster interests are practically in).
mono from taxation. because their
property is under water. its laid par-
ticular stress on the action of the
oyster lobby ’whlch prevented anyuc
tion at the session of the last legin:
lature beyond the establishment of a
commission to investigate and report.
and on even nullified the good in the ‘J
exce a _ tort of thntablc commis- »
'slon ugh ‘. Tclous lobbying.
The speaker showed that Rhoda is-
land, with much smaller 4: stc
tit“ tmhneclicut, nmcrtheless
1 not much greater tax returns from tin
oyster industry than the latter state.
Mr. Chandler and Tax Commissioner
William H. Conbin supported the re.
port. of the commission, but Mr.’
lChnndler pointed out that the commit-
thri“: ,
1.21““
ice on taxation was against them. in “
closing. be designated the effort to
bring about tax reform use thank
1‘ less task, although be quoted st-atis
tics to show that through a legislative
act of his. the revenue of the state
from oyster properties has been
tre'bled. '
-"Gencrally debilitated for yearn
Had sick headaches lacked ambition.
was worn-out and all run-down. Bur
doe Blood Bitters made me a well
w.mnan "-Mrs Chas. Freitoy. Moosup,
admission to the Order of the Moose. C0“.
1nd has sued a national organization
(or $2,000.
Those in quest of gifts for the June'
bride will wisely take advantage oi1
the opportunities presented in the an- i
Isa] ”10 0‘ linens now going on at. time and in the lowlands the then _
the ‘N. E. Ryan 00'. store
Tho weavers of the Windham Silk
. Company are on the sixth week Oti
their strike. with no chance of a s'et-_
(lament being made. The idleness of
the mill is showing its effects upon
business men.
Sidney ll. lHawley. formerly of
Brookfleld. former sheriff of this coun-
ty and now United States marshal. of
Connecticut has been informed of his.
mutational. as an assistant sergeant‘
.4; arms at the coming republican na-
uiual convention at Ohlcago.
it. a Grange meeting in Plainville,
George .B. chandler of Rocky Hill at-
‘ Quoted what he said was the. perni-
slou- activity of the oyster lobby at
the” ”legislature, which prevented
Iioomflllslon being appointed to in-
ultimo the whole quoatiou of oyster
MORE FROST IN LlTCHFlELD
. HILLB
WINSTED. June l3.——'l‘here was a
heavy frost in the Litchiiald hills Mon-
day morning. for the third consecutive
mometer registered but 28. Potatoes.
which more up seven and eight inches.
were lent. to the ground and all early
\cgetsbles will have to be planted
over again. 'hhe loss to the farmers
in this section will the heavy
SHREWD
BUSENESS
Couoidor a Good m...
Policytoilavo
count with task, be
cause basilica tho may
cloud» for denouncing
hav a! Iionm‘l ua' MM
summit. m. a...
lathe WWII of this
buaia'III. , .
m about dill Mk'.‘
tum
' lar braids.
Blue Serge Suit
Great values and popular prices are features of our
1 blue serge lino—nothing in the city 'cquals it in point of '
showing. in number and variety of acrgcs. We feature many
of unloading serge: from the best mills in the country. :
Come to headquarters for this most practical summer suit.
$10 to $25.
The Latest Straw Hat: are here and Every One a New-
We sell each year every straw hat we have-«and so .
start each season afresh—all the popular straws in the pew-
Soft Braids $1.00 to $3.00.
Split Straws $1.50 to $3.50.
Sennit Straws $1.50 to $3.00.
Sheer Summer Furnishing Goods are here for yen too.
lNO Dyspepsia in a Car-
load of" this Sea Food
9‘ Bought to Hold
TELEPHONE 103.
WHY
delay having out those teeth that per-
iodically ulcerate. causing you so much
sufferingwith loss of time. and at the
same time endangering your health?
The decaying substance thrown off by
them is continually entering your eye
tom. the open cavity is a fertile ground
for germs. and a direct path by which
they can reach the parts most unseen
tlblo. With a perfect method, and a
wide experience in difficult cases. ism
able to extract teeth without pain or
discomfort, and no ill after effects.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 Booth nus St. South NONI“
Hours: I a. an. to o p. In. nun-
daya by Imminent our.
9
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
sou-m uoswstk
Trade
Lobsters. illnc. Weak, Butter. Flat
and Godfish, Sea Rausj‘resh Mackerel,
Shad, Hake. Haddock. Halibut. East-
ern Salmon, lions and Round Clams.
Little Necks.
welco'me.
Home orders always
s-nroom tibu!!._
FREE .DELIVERY.
Summer Pamela
very choice selection of
Paranoia in the latest shades.
in solid colors and combina-
tions.
Ladies' i’arnsols . $1.00 to 02.60
Mlssea' Paranoia 01.00
KIMONOO.
Slmrt Kimonos in lawn.
26c and 300
Inns Kimonos in lawn.
606 and woo
Short Kimonos in crepe,
600 and 760
Long Kimonos inorspe.‘
$1.00. $1.75 and 01.98
J. I. Mallette
as Washington at.
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Tol. 449. Io. Nomik.
a
We are expecting
our Supply of
COAL
for next ”winter to arrive. any
day. it will be the beat node
and trash mined. Plan. your
order now as the prica of coal
is reduced.
' urinals 8. cans
’ OWPANY
~ForYou
Bookkeeping
Shorthand .
Typewritiag
All English Bundles
"errill
SummerSchool
WUAIIJOIIII.’
mascara.
. board this afternoon for the purpose
I of discussing matters pertainingto the
. situation in the halting industry at
4 the present time.
- OOLD PAPIII AND MAO! S2300.
vHATTING CONFERENCE.
W
Manufacturers Have Called Meeting
for Today in DaubUry.
it became known yesterday after-
noon that the governing board of the
[cell Hat Manufacturers' association
has asked those who signed the agree-
ments made at the conclusion of the
long tioup in the hat manufacturing
industry three years agoI and those
who were instrumental in bringing the
settlement about at that time, to meet
with the members of the governing
Those who have.
been asked to attend the meeting iii-i
clude the Rev. H. C. Messrve, who ac-z
led with the late Father Kennedy. asl
a meditawr. in bringing about the set-
tlcment; former Mayor William C. Gil-
beri who represented the city in the
events proceeding and during the ad-
Justment. the representatives of the:
Unitediiatters who signed the agree?
mom and representatives of the lien.
bury Business Men’s association.
Charles A. Mallory president of the
Hat Manufacturers association. said
this afternoon that the missing had
been called because the association
considered it advisable to place before
these who were instrnn‘lental in bring-
ing about the adjustment and the for-
mulation of the agreements 3 years
use certain fat-ts relating to the pres
eut situation in the batting industry
here. ‘
Mr. Mallory said that violation of
some of the provisions of the agree
ments that formed the basis of the sol.-
nhont n condlion in'the industry that
threatened to become critical at any
time and that it was deemed best but
tlcmcnt of the tienp had brought
those who bad part in the adjustment
(if the other matter should be fully in
formed in regard to the matter. l
Two matters of reet-ht occurrence;
which were said to be responsible for?
the calling of tomorrow's conference
were the stopping of work in the mak ‘
ins departments of the National list
Co.. and the factory of the Lee Machi-
an Co. At the latter fostory employees
of the soft hat making departinenil
stopped work last Thursday becauscl
of differences that had arisen in re
gard to prices to be paid for certain:
guide“ of work. A difference of spin l
ion between the firm and the employes’
in regard to the construction of a part;
of an arbitration report made a short;
time ago .by Marcus .Vi Marks of News
ork, is involved in llli‘ questions in
dispute.
The axrtomcnts made three years.
ago provide that in event of a dispute;
in regard to anything there shall be no
stoppage of work by stiller manufne,
tun-r 0] employee. pending the settle 5
9""? whim “gutters in dispute. and iti
is clstmsu lust-{ME has been viola;
tlon of this protision of the agreement:
on several emulsions.
.\ir. Mallory said this afternoon thati
he did not care to discuss the matter ,
at length prior to the meeting but that
he felt that the public hsould be in- .
formed in mum to the situation thati
had developed as it threatened to .be-I'
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- 45c a peck
NEW POTATOES
450 a
Large size. cook white and mealy.
Very Best Butter, per lb.
........ .--........ua.c....-oo.oo
3 lbs Yale Toast Crackers for .......
S-trlctl) Fresh Eggs, per dozen ........
Eddy'a Old English Style Sauce. bet.
3 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes .........
Ehret‘s, Rupert's, Liebman's or P. 0. N.
Gordon Dry Gin. per bottle .........
...................... .-..
.......................... 25o
peck
....33c
....................... . . , 250
.......................... 30¢
.......................... 10c
25¢
licers, case ........ $1.15
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON sr..
Phone 440
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FINAL MAP OF .
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Beard's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th ' i ,
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
SOUTH NORWALK
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NORWALK.
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
EAST NORWALK...
Let us do it
218 Washington Street
come one in which the entire city
would be vitally interested.
An officer of the Makers' association
who was asked today.ln regard to the
situatoin at the late-McLachitut fac-
tory said that he preferred not to talk
about the matter for publication as he
felt that it would be adjusted within
a char time possibly within a few
hours. '
A story sent to several Connecticut
newspapers under Danbury and .New
Milford datet. apparently by a news
association in another city. contained
somewhat sensational statements to
the effect. that a large strike in the
halting industry in this city was im-
minent by reason of the differences at
the Loo-Mountains factory Oil'icers
of the local Journeymen said today
that they did not consider that there
was any probability of such action and
that the report which evidently ori~
Icinated olcswhoro. was exasperated
CASTOR IA
fit [him in lists Alan: Bought
loaf-tho
Ensures! ‘
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 18.--Wen-
doll loooy has worhad twelve years
Ward” of Pennsylvania in tho rail.
in thotwoive youshohaautood at
tho “W strut and Ridge ava-
Iuo anti-am to films: Park, in
has accumulated by judicious saris:
um. which II chinks will be scam
iosivoblat a four yoau' courao.
Mn. only one local smug”
‘Ulll it» it you ha has sold more
than one million copies.
.Iollioc newspapers that he may obtain :j
aeolian «when. it. will both: his
action education at the ensuing of the "
Don’t Wery About
Your Clothes
We can make 3011 0. Suit from the finest ,
‘ihnt will lit \01: and the price uili in your pocketbook Come and;
rim—diver our stock of all the latest goods
.L-.—..\
John Kubovu:
mater-la ‘
.South N orwallt
® EXIRA SPECIMS
BestCreamery Buttonpound ........ . ...... ...... ..........s29
Best Flour. large bag ......... .................... 850'
Warranied FreshEggs,doa ...... ...... ...... ..........\ '27s
Sugar. Sugar
Tol. No. not.
...... '.. .u‘ cosr.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH NORWALK
Dolivorlu 8:80 a. m. and 2:80 am.
Pros Dallvory.
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALKy CONN.
Lumber and MiilWork for Everything
Toiophono. 40.
andhoanWWonhaad.
BEAVER BOARD
is nainlnn rapidly in popularity as a substitute doc laid: and
plaotor and wall-m It is susceptible of an infinite varioty
of acclaim denim nor walls and will“. and pomita ot a
with scope for iodivtduai minimisation”. Wopanants ,
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Norwalk Chronicler