1t,
”will be held tomorrow night, and
All"
TUESDAY, JUNE 55. 1912
THE SOUTH NORWA
EVENING SENT ll
.mswcwwows
* A Complete Assortment or
in. Ladies’
House Dresses .
at 79c, $1.00 and $1.49. '
LADIES’ KIMONOS
at 10c, 25:: and $1.00. ’ .:
All Sizes. .,
”l?
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block “3"
South Norwalk .-
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk anti vicinity: Showers
tonight, or \\'edncsday; not tnttch
change in temperature. The pres-
sure is relatively high over the south-
ern portion of the pin ins rcgion anti
over the Atlantic coast from Virginia
to Mature. No strongly marked low
pressure areas appear. ’l‘cmporaturcs
are enarly normal or slightly above.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, high, till.
Cloudy.
hi};
....
Welcome Stranger Lodgc. No, Illil.
Sons of St. George. will hold initiation
this evening, ‘scveral candidates being
ready.
The semi-annual cloction of omccrs
of Butler Lodge, No. 97. I. 0. t). R.
all
members are requcstcd to be present.
~Reatl the Clittord Pharmacy Adv.
on page 4, column 5.
South Norwalk Camp. NO. 9.294,
Modern Woodmen of America, will
hold its stunt-monthly business moot-
ing this evening in its rooms, itt South
Main street.
A complaint about the condition of
tht1 gutters in High strcct, Norwalk.
was lodgod with (‘hairman of thc
Highway Department N. W. Benedict.
‘this morning. and he will attend to
the matter shortly. The small boys
from Main street gather in High
street and leave tin carts and othcr
refuse lying about until the beauty of
the thoroughfare is endangered.
—-—On Vi'cduesdav.
give Double Stamps,
Dickermun and Son.
June 26, we will
"S. and ii."
in addition to the many attractions
about the grounds on Friday evening
at the lawn {etc and fair for the bone-
iit of the Ilislwnsary, tltcro will be a.
sale of fancy articles. a calm attic. and
in thc cvt-ning at it o'clock a most atv
tl'act‘ivo vaudeville cntcrtainmcnt
will be allordod. ’l‘ilo cntiro atlair,
which bclzins at fl o'clock in illl‘ ai—
torl‘loon. will continuo ttnlil 10 o‘clock
in the (Writing.
.‘ludtzo William l1‘. ’i‘ammany and AL
torln-y William A. ilrii‘i‘ln, .lr,, oi‘ this
city, arc in liridtzclmrt .today. at tho!
t‘ourt ot‘ (‘omtuon l’ioas cttlnlutd in!
trying the (use of Logan T. 'l‘yroll vs.
Mary J. Mt..\ittltoll, which wait broulrhtl
through Judgo 'i‘anmtany and inv’oivcu
The ”Circulating
Library
With all the latest books for 2c
per day.
Come in and find out about it. .
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
GERMANS ENJOY PlCNl‘C.
State SaengerfeSts Hold a Parade Be-
fOre Event in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, .inno till—With the
singing contcsts and the big mass coll-
ccrl and hail written into the history
01‘ the Sucupcricsts. tht1 tit-lottatcs to
thc sixtccnth blcuuial gtttltcrint: ot‘ tilt1
:crmau singing socictics of tho static
and their i'ricnds turncti ihcir atten-
tion today to the spectacular cvcni ol'
the gathering, the paradt1 and altcr-
tritl‘tls mado their way to liarugarit
Park for tho picnic and tnctrtlnaititn'f
which brought thc tontontion to a.
close. :lllli‘lili: titc ai'tcrnoon at the pic-i
ttic grounds announccmcnt was madcj
at tho winut-rs of tht1 sinzinu contcstst
Lcd by a platoon of illillt‘l‘. the pa-‘.
ratio wound its way this morning}
through the1 strccts about the ccntcr
of the city. several thousand marchcrs‘
bolus in line, and ill addition iioats oi. .
various kinds sumo of them symbolic}
in character. .
Tho proccsslou was formod ,into.
three divisions. in the firm divisionl
after tht.1 polite and band tnarchodl
Canton Aurora. No 1‘2. Patlinlths \lil
ltant Indcpoudent ()rdcr of (bid lw‘l- t
lows. then came the statc cxctutitof
committee of tho Sacngcrl’ost ltt car-’
rhinos, tho icadors of tho statc sing".
tin: societics. tito citizens” Ctllllllilltt‘t’.;
a iloat rcprcscnting Juno, tltt1 month‘
of roses, by Herman Sons .\lat1nnor.‘
chor; tht1 Macttttorchor oi‘ liat'ti'ortl..
tht1 Arion Socioly of Bridgeport, with
a hand and the Licdcrtalcl of Slant l
lord.
in tilt1 second division werc: The di
vision leadcrs, thr- Arion Smitty of.
New llavcu with band; the ladios ”ft
the Arion Society itt carriages; tht1
Quartet (.‘lub of Now Britain; the Eiuv;
tracltt ol' Wallintzl‘ord: tho ’l‘urn Yer-3
cin. of iiolyokc. Mass; Concordia, of.
Waterbury, with hand; the ladics oi‘i
tht1 Concordia Society in carriaizcsft
thc (‘ont-ordia oi’ Scymour; the sing-1
itn: soclctlcs of Austria, of Now lit'l-’
tain; a float rcprcsmltlng Narragan-
sott. an indian chici; tho Liodvrltranz
oi' 'l‘llountston; tilt1 'I‘ctltonla aocicly of'
New ltrltain; tho (ict‘mania limirtl'.
'i‘m-rlnaton; the [.iodcrittrcl, of Rock-i
viiio. l
in tho third division catnc tho. l'la-v
i‘lllilll‘l l.lt*ll1‘l'lll|’(‘l of Now liavcn, thc.
lililll'i-i of tho llaruttttl‘l in carriagon;
lilo (‘ccilitt Society of Ncw llavcn; thol
’i‘cutonla Macnnorcbor of Now ilavcn; .
thc Maonnorchor oi‘ Ansonia; the hr;
dlt a of tho Maottttcrclltu' in carriagos; .
tho Sl\l'lli.'.1t1l‘lillllil of Hartford with’
bl;tud tilt.- ladios of tho Sil(‘il}.\l‘l"llllll(l
itt carriages: tho I lcdclltranz of South»
, Broad River by tho tlci fondant on land.
1”“ cultintz 0f ""0” nomctltuo "’40 ”’ l inlziou ‘tlto Qttal‘lct (‘ lttb of South
Norwalk: tho Alton Sortcly ol’ Ilaufi .
lipid by Mary J. lllt Malina to tho plain l
tilt. Attorney Griffin appears for tho
dci‘ondant
Shannan (lmnlnandot‘y, .‘o. 470 l'nl
ted (lrdor of tho tloldcn (Willib’, is to
hold a (‘arzy Plait Social in tho Sons
of Tomporancokroolna in tho, {lanolin
building on Friday nluht. Tho pro.
tram will consist. oi piano selections
by Miss E'a l-icnncuuoy and honor
Whittle“; vocal color; by Minn Alice
Conley, and mandolin numbers by tho
edit-bun trio. The members are ar-
naming for tablcaus. Refreshments
will ho served. Tho invitations for
tho altoir are being sent out by the
nonrotary and all are welcome. Oh no;
count. of the social tho commnttdtery
business meeting will convene at 72:30
o’clock. instead of the usual hour.
SPECIAL
100 sine 3mm. seam to
ltfio also Bronte Seltzer ......... lilo
500 also Brown Saturn ”...... 30°“
31.00 also Bram-Soloist- .....;.. 600
For Ono Woo: Only. ,
trnmnmm 0.0315
_ halt ‘ r “
v'chor of Now liavcn.
this evening the chief: n.- the snow
1 out tam all} on 01mm »
they; 'tho licrtnaun Sous .\lat1,nnt.1r-l
WMWw—wmm
PlCNIC AT ROTON POINT.
South Norwalk Congregational
School on Annual Outing.
Tho. younger members or the iriouth
Norwalk Congregational Church Sun~
day school are numbered among the
happy people of tho town today. this
lining the occasion of their annual pic- ’
pic at ltoton Point. The school loft.
curly this morning in special. cars
and made things marry during their
trip down. They were accompanied
by ten .membors of tho American
liand, which furnished excellent. .mtt-
sic. During the day hold and track
events will the featured, but. the big
feature of the whole day will the the
luncheon which will he served in the
grove. The young people ,aro in
charge of. Rev. John Stapleion. Super-
intendent F. H. Gleason and the never-
a‘, teachers.
At the meeting of Unions Tribo,l\l
26,! 0.1%. M.. which will be held
RefrigeratOr
W
You want a Refrigerator that. will maintain a low temperature
with a small amount or ice. You want a reliable value for the right
refrigerator means health. Our line of refrigerators are charcoal
tilled ahd odorless and uses littlo ice and one that will keep food
in a perfect condition and they range in price
From $6.75 up to $45
A. J. Collins-Sr Co.
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..
A FOOL is A MAN WHO THINKS EVERY WOMAN'S BLUSH is
A STRAlGHT FLUSH.
There are other men who‘secm to think any obi thing that pout.
“‘3' will ear, is quite good enough i‘oX illO'll, "ho carci’ttl poultry
keeper knows better than this. while tilt1 wise. as well as careful.
poultry keeper appreciates the great value of BONNIE il0.\il13
. GROUND POULTRY FEEDS. which insure tilt1 vcl‘y best poultry,
plumpest broilers and the best layers.
- MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Certified Ice
we desire to inform our patrons tha t no, ii iii' it (‘ t‘i'll 'iicd icc only (‘oxtl
lied ite' is a natural ltc which has lie-tn t1.\tmincdi Iy compcitnt authorities
.and found to be pure and wholesome for all purposos. it may be freely use-
cd in watcr. tea. lcmonadc, etc. for drinking. without, the slightest danger to
hcaith from the ice.
Distributors l‘or tho Not-walks.
Brookside Ice Company, South Norwalk
AND
Charles T. Pickering, Norwalk
Telephone 580
Final Clearing Sale
of Ladies' and Misscs‘ Suits. (‘oats and Dresses at such low prices
that yott can‘t afford to miss it. as they must be sold because we nev-
er carry anything oycr from onc season to anothcr.
We also invite you to inspcct ottr line of iioust1 Dresses,
moans anti Walsts. The prices are low and styles L'Ol‘l‘L'C't
and be convinced,
Ki-
Come
WE ALTER FREE.
The. Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwalk
M0“00“WWM
Concrete. Cement, Flag
(ECurb & Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
WALKS
(llGradlng, Excavating. Team Worlt
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Have you seen the 1913 Model of the
Moyer Automobile
You are cordially invited to inspect it at our garage.
We rent Automobles
By the hour, day or week. Our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. CONN.
a
...... _.‘~:.~.._~.,,
as WALL ornate-r
NORWALK.
PHONE 458.
0.15. Jackson '
Opticiia 11"
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined rFree
t
Advertise Your Wants, in the
sentinel. [thongsltesults
inst nonantk Stilllllll.
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‘ ,‘NlllllELliTS
(Continued tram First Page)
m...
opposition anti moved to the purchase
l of the—two Boulevard lots. There was
luothing for the ppouitlon to do but.
lt-ither meet the bluff or eat crow.
"l‘hey decided to meet tho bind and
purchase the lots.
The meeting placed list-ii on record
as being willing to enter into the toll-
aolldation sthome without i’ullllor
question by not electing oilicors for
tho cunning your.
The meeting was called to order by
-(.‘otnmittcoman il. littrr Beach. it}. it).
(lot-ham was elected chairman and
the call of the1 met-ting was read by
Clerk i‘t‘. ‘.\i. Witcoicr. (in vote or
the meeting the call was accepted.
id. '1‘. Eldredge. questioned the pro-
priety of the clause regarding the
purchase of additional property but
hit.- objection was waivctl as not, being
malt-rial.
the pi‘cvious tin-clings and on
they were approvcdwas read. .
(,‘mnrnittcman it. E. DOWitl rclttl lilo
report of tilt,1 district committee.
“liltll was brici. beingr coniincd to the
financial 0(ng oi its wolk, saying that.
a very successful ycar had been ex-
pcrlcncot] with few changes in the
faculty. E. 1'1], Mcad movcd and it was
voted to act-cpl the report.
it). \\'. Yonngs road titc roport of the
Clerk Wlloolcr read tho minutes of:
vote ’
trcasurcr, showing
amounting to $l2,tl4it.tl7 and a cash bal-l
lance on hand of 5m. Til.
l (in \tlll‘ lllt it port was ttt‘tcptcd as
5 road. l
i-‘. \l‘
i \\'l1colt‘r rcatl tho rcpot‘l of
t llit1 colloctor, 11). id. (iorhnm. (in mic“
l the rcpolt was atccptoti an rt ad
1 \‘lllllam (‘ 'l‘womblct stated that in
vitw oi the tint that thote was to bo‘
be
(invalid that tho comtnittco uivo tittit l
l
i no l"'utthol disttitt committt c,
l
l
ititus as toLtln1 policy oi the district
l
l
.
t
|
l‘(‘,- :
Vin l‘t‘f-litl‘tls. to cottsilidation.
l1). l1). .\lcad utoxcd that tho sum of.
Matt ho appropriated to bo adtlcd til
ttltc Moo aircatly appropriated for lilc‘
tilll’l‘lltiM‘ at tho two lots itt Sci-0nd
now ll\\'llt1tl by i) ll. illsbi'ow,
land that tho district glrc its tote for
tho sanlc.
Attorney Loo ilavis cxplaincd what
would be tltc status of tltc district un-t
tit-r consolidation. iio wins-ed to tits-
‘gscnt front the opinion oi the town
‘t'iillllfit‘l alrcady hand‘ctl down. lion
.said that ho hcliovcd that a town au-
1 poriutcndcut had been logally clcctcti.
l .\ir. llatis thcn oxplaincd the par—
’[lOSt’i at buying the two lttls in duos—
tiou, saying that it would bi) policy tol
’Mt‘llllt‘ tltcm bol'oro school consolida~
ltion wont into ct‘i'cct. 'i‘hc children
litavo bccn playing in tin1 atrocta
inhith practicc should not he pcrmib
l ltd "ho land should bo pttl't‘llllfiotl.
l \\illiam ii. Snil‘fcu inquired as to
. what bcnciit would bt- dcrivcd by tht1
l district by purchasing tin-so lots ttndcr
rill“ “1,
lb.- llt1tv consolidation systont.
i
(‘otuntittccnlan Beach said that tho."
'[br-nciit to tho district would be that
i illt- childron would have that proporty
‘1 for a play ground.
William t‘. 'l‘wolnbloy around again
for tho pttl‘t-lntsc of two lots on the
gory itoulct'artl, raihcr titan thosr1 on
Second strcct. ’l‘hc cost will bc only
$100 more titan that oi‘thc Second
strcct lots.
Mr. ilavls said that it woulti cost
lllltilll,‘$l(l0 to clcar tin-,- lloult-vard lots
of rocks.
.‘ilr. ’i‘wombloy said that ho had
‘llltitltf a porsonal iuvcstitnttion and
. found that tilt1 Only surface rocks on
’1 tht1 lots in quoaiinn “It‘rc lltoac oi‘ an
told static icm-o which had boon torn
l down.
i lllr. Suiiilu was in favor of purchas-
ing: tho Your lots. two or ilrcgory iioui.
’ ct‘ard alld two on Scctmd strcct.
l a to” lie Witt .ll'tttbd not the am-
Eond stioot lots should no pun bascd bc
tituc tltc tttilcls uric cottaidc ml. bi'
‘ virtue of their loc‘ttlon
Enoch S. ‘llowcn was in favor of pun
chasing ihc two Second aircct iota.
(‘arl A. Andoraon said that. $itiltl was
commit to pay for tho, lots.
Mr. llol‘Vltt. said that. tho owner had
absolniciy rol‘uacd to tako $800 (or
tho lots and it was pill of the question
to luioct that argtlmcnt. again.
Mr. 'l‘womblcy said that, it iooltctl
to ltim an if norlaln pcopic, worn try-
ing to cram those two into down the
throat of tho majorly.
The motion was put to vote, anti
was carried by a rising vote of 29 to
ill. .
Don Davis moved that an ammmh
not. excootiiuar “.100 be appropriated
to purehnso the two lots owned by
Michael natchiord, next adjoining; the
school house on Gregory Boulevard.
The motion wusgntt to vote and car-
rind.
Mr. Twombly said that, he would
never have opposed the (matter no
strenuously as he did had he known
that the committee :was as honest as
it had proved itself to be.
Mr. Davis stated that it was never
too' late for some people to learn and
moved that. the meeting adjourn.
DO YOU WANT
cxpcuditnros, :1
‘ t‘l‘li'li Iittt-ltlcy stittcd this morning that
”The commissioners are hurrying
vwork as rapidly as possible.
Ever Mind "
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BREAK IN WATER MAIN. plSCUSSlNG ARMY MANOEUVRES’
Old Cement Pipe in Franklin Avenue] Al BANY, June .....——’l‘he recent veto
May Have to be Replaced. 1at tho army appropriation by Presl-
("lnc oi’ tho worst ln‘c'tks; in the deal ’i‘ai't may result in the abandon-
. t n . . l ‘
waltz.- ttluin that lllc Vorwalk Water mcnt 0’ ’1") proposed pat'tictpatton of
(,‘omntissioncrs have ever had to con- - ”W's’m“ ”00”“ in the joint army and
toad with occurrcd vostcrtlav ai‘tcr- national guard maltoetlvt‘cs in Con—
ttoon at -i o‘clock itt lt‘ranltlin ttvcttuo. ncctlcttt, August ’0 to 20.' according to
'l‘hc dt'partlncut had a i'orct1 of mcu ” statement today by Adjutant-General.-
working as long as thcy could last \P””l(’f’k’ ”9 ”0’”de 0”" itowevor,‘
night, and have some men on tile .l'ob ””1 “numb” ”’5' dc’ "”0“ a 1m},
today. 'l‘llt‘ walcr 1.; 31“" off but thc \\'llll'll will be saltslactot‘y to the pres}-
w-sidcnts-oi‘ that section will prob- ticnt... "All.ili‘l‘tillgt‘lllé‘lits, however}:
“my be supplicd by night said tlcn. Verbock, “will he completed
The break was in thc old ccmcnt by ”’9' headquartors, eastern (““9““er
ntain which will be ropinccd later by at (.m'cruors ’S’and',”¥ state “1me
the ncw ii'on piping rorctarv Ft‘cd— tics on the assumption that. the man-
‘ ' ,ocuvcrs will be held.”
t,—
NOW is REAL ESTATE TIME.
Advertise your ' vacant property
early and get it rented. Sentinel clas-
sified ads. do the work cheaply and
‘qulckiy.
“cvcrything scents to calm at once."l /
thc1 .
Lost anything? Try a. Sentinel ad.
The majority of people are honest.
3.2
Be it a “one-horse store"—-—or a many—
horse store—as long as it’s a horse cle-
livery store it’s extravagantly waste-
ful. The Ford equipped store multi-
plies its field of trade by four—di-
vides its delivery costs by two—and
adds a hundred per cent to its deliv-
ery efficiency ' "
Ford delivery cars cost but $700 f. o. b.
Detroit~complete with all equipment.
in mechanical construction they are
identical with all the seventy-five thou—
sand new Fords we are making and
selling this season—a proof of their
unequaled worth. Get particulars—-
and booklet—from S, L. Benedict. 98
South Main Street. South Norwalk—
or direct from Ford Factory.
12::
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
SPECIAL
18 1—2 Ills. line l’il{.'\l\ll’~I,./\'lflil) Si?
( 3A R
............$1.00
It Sentinel ad. tor It nun? .
r.
to change your position? it so, try}
l‘autw l’lNli..\l’.l’l lL.‘4.(',:tttlt . 10¢-
15¢
This is the work for canning sitttwbcrricm. Scnd in your or»
tiers as lt‘..1\l\’l..Y as possible for ‘
lilil‘tltlliS, pcr qt. 10¢
Tel. Call ' t’1264-3
”...---W p .
Nativc l’l1‘.;\i~, per 2 quarts . . . ..
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The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything 11;, ;.
Tolophono. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall paper. It in susceptible of an infinite vulgar
or artistic design- tor walls and ceilings. ..
wide loops for indium tom ~
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