as New Men sgStore
Kyou will and a line at Gentlemen 11 mmiohlngs—«o brand new _‘
whoalr 00th the new tom-low“ the styles in~ Sun» ‘
mer Suits. Kate. Shim. Neokwear, Hosiery, Underwndr, Slices
. mchoice selections from an immense shock or a. leading whole- '
sale house.
LOUIS AVRICK
THE I"
Norwalk’ Leading Dry .900ds Store a .
3 and 5 Gazette huddled. Norwalk. Connecticut
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Thomson 3 Glove-Fitting Corsets
The best knewn and most reliable Corset made.
See the New Front Lacing Models, expressly de-
signed for the present style of dress.
A Big Line of Sweaters
FERR‘ S ‘ The on more oils cleans and looks
COALCQ mer iii locomotive every few hours. 1
_ , In the watch and clock there are
‘ 1 1 wheels much make more revolutions ‘
‘i' 1 . ‘ 1‘ ‘ 1 than these 0! the tastiest train. is it
. not reasonable that [these little Wheels
9 The Reduced- Price ‘ -
would be attended to occasionally?
0i Coal
eo‘. Nor-walk owe also
P. 0. Bill.
Remember, do not let your Watch or , ,
clockmm to ruin from neglect. 1
Let. us examine it! (Go never to a
hungiei. ) ,
Nowhere can you got your to-
pairs done better.
, Charles Brand
, 1111111118111 WA-rcHl/IAKER
Jeweler and Optician
FULL LINE OF BEST GOODS.
155 WASHlNGT’N 8L, 8. NORWALK
WA'EH FOR THE NAME.
1 111111 11111111111111
Mrs. W. H. Wllmott.
,Mrs. ,Einogono \Villmont, wife of
William ll. Wilmott, died yesterday at,
her home in Main street, Darien. De:
1conscd was titty-two years of age. She
1111 survived by iourchlldrcn, William
has greatly stimulated buying .,
by large consumers. ‘ '
CY on can make no mistake it
you put in Coal at pros-
.cnt figures, but wesure-
~. 1y think youwill be 501'. '1 ‘ M “ii. Susie, Howard and Eugene \\'ill~; . y,
- . ‘mott. The funelnl services will boll f r ome l l 1} r n m [flan - .
ry If you new?“ the , fheld 110111 the house 011 Wednesday alt-1 (g) I W C Hi) NE: 8868 a ‘d C. iid e ' S . y ‘
DTQSCIII opportumty_ , 191110011111 " .30 oolook with interment 0 or 0“] a S 1
Allen belts, of Norunllr, spent last in Spring Grove cemetery ill K)“ I . 1 ,
REASONS CONFIDENTIAL. '
,
e1 ening in Stamford visiting friends.
M
0-.
Edward Ryle. of Nonwaik, spent lasti‘
evening in St xiiiord \isiting iriends.
'hlrs, Reed G. anlland or Norwallr
.ls spending a few days in Sandwich,
Sines. ' « 7 1
Our stock of fresh-mined
Coal is now at its best.
,You talk about. your Norwalli
1 And consolidation plan,
13st tell, said the drummer,
The advantage, if you can.
Mra. Aleana Brown.
Mrs Aleunn Blown.1\ife oi the lute
81"‘llesle1 Brown. formerly of South
\01 Milk died at 1 ”client Hill, Neuarh,
N. 3., June 15,1013.
M
Dilliilliw Mill lilllilllllli
I .
1 WWW
1 ‘ .
km — ._.. w 0.-.... _... ~— ——.—~« 1
lhicthodist Protestant. denomination.
ECia Negotiations have been under will” Tm‘
.some time past. assisted hr the aide
1cinls of the \Iaple A1 enue Chmch of?
WflflfiflfififififiWflfi—fi’fll ‘
383810121 mooocooooowocumoomm
1’l‘hen step into my ofllce,
Where we 11 ill not be heard,
And I will state the reasons
a...
2&5,“
Cllnord Sherwood oi Norunlk, is}
IN OUR
Millinery
DEPARTMENT
0
We are now showing all the
latest styles in White Shapes,
year guarantee for $1.80.
Wail Papefat lowest prices.
Estimates for painting and paper
hanging cheerfully gilen.
A. COHEN
.40 Water St. Tel. 342-13
Charles H. Brown's regular $2.20 “1 , w . h 1 , ,
l P 1 1 , l)’ we out the 00w" 11 g- spending the tiny in New Y‘olh, on bus 1 1Stamford and nrrangrincnis me about 3)
:per go. we Ilouse Paint with a 5 iness ’ 1con1plotcd ~1 load is being started byl
. You see they have the court house 111111». smile“ to assist in erecting n nult-l 3:!
John \\ end has purchased a Cndll- 1111116 Church building at the Heights,
130-1 . 'and, to further this object on lillls
irated letturc, on the“ Life of Christ'
Mrs. Gyger ol \EW ‘10“ 13 “1 her .will he 1111911 in the hull of the anle‘
'sunnner home on the Old King s iiigl1-' . Avenue Church next Wednesday cvc~
“913’- " ninn June 1'5. The oilicials of the Mal
“'“W‘” l Alcnue L"hnlcli are letlin them
l)r.llir11111 \‘m Kirk mum," at the‘izaoio the use of the hull i1ee,gno that
M’mw“ Heights 5118510“ lhursdny *nli rct urns from the illustrated lecturd
night. . will be clear. ‘
And electric plnnl. so line.
The water plant. and fire house,
While we have gone behind.
Carl Stimuli, of llldgclield ls \lSlt-
ing the city, meeting hosts of his t1 new
friends.
BE
Now on see if w -ould"1nncx
3 0L ‘ Richard H. Fitch, of, Norwnllr, is
This town and change its name, 1 ,
The things they bought and paid for, 151“?“de the day in New \ork and1
.\ew Huron on business. 1
Would be ours, just the some.
Daniel Barrios oi‘ lireU.S S.S. S Dele-'
“are, is enjoying n few days furlough " _.._._...._
with his parents in Springwood. 1 Mrs. Elmer Simona ol’ Middlesex
-—-————- fRoadvls visiting friends in New Jer-
Chnrles Taylor of Dartmouth Col- say for n flew days. ' . .
lose, is home with his parents, at 14? ——-;———— _
Franklin street for the summer, 1 Miss Helen Morchonse, prlnc-lpulo'f
‘Noroton School, uill spend her reen-
The regular semi-annual meeting of tion at Lake Kitcheunn N Y
» the directors of the Fairfield County1 ‘
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Prepare for the Hot Sun, order
Your Awnings .
_._/.—\_._
now nlld sore moo They say our game is one of graft.
7
I, .§1,,a3§ga{;s§1§8fin That we want to hog the name,
STERING and Fur— But all we ask is South Norwnlk,
niture Repairing, With all her coin and fume.
They would help us pay our taxes,
‘Cause this help we're forced to find,
For the town and all departments
For years have run behind.
tgx‘bx ‘1..G"\"{‘\‘u. \uv‘
' 1‘1- 1" a;
‘
s
A.
s
am very busy dur us the season.
ried to Miss Jannett fi‘routmnn. at her
I Mattresses Renovnt- . . . , ‘
National Bank was held this morning: ‘Mis. George Brndy of New \ork, . . - :‘
1 f: ffigrmgf 3‘33: Now don’t you think they' re selfish. .__....._... idnugllter or Mrs. R w Birchurd. in TO ' . Chips, MOhall' Braids. All kinds 1
is guaranteed. Es ti With 8’ lust amount of 83“" Jobn Lyons. of Canada, in spending contemplating 1114311115 in Stamford. ‘ . ’ 1 l
_ , ,. 1‘ 1,: . ’ mates cheerfully giv- When they absolutely turn their bucks a few days in Norwalk visiting lriends.‘ ~ Enumerate Whlte Towe‘ Hats, Pdnamas, !
' ' " " ' ' en. 1 And refuse to help at “11' Mr. Lyons is a former Norwalk young1 The Sunday- school oi st. Luke's 1 u d l h W are 3
'1 man. lChurch had a lawn party at the church - sma ' a at s a as e v’
.1 A K O H N Said (the druanor' YD“ re thedllmit. Saturday Mternop 1111111 3 to 6 the Merlts d a ‘ g? Sp . H t :
1 A“ remem or now my wor Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tolles, of ln« ~q——-—-. ‘ ~ 1- ‘ l- a S p,
1‘ Phone 336-4. 45 North Main 81. That you‘ll never get a mom” dlanopolis. lndiann are guests 0! Mn. Dr. H S. Nellson has been viliting Oi hen quartets or unlme .' f
55....-- To the treasury of that burg. and Mrs. Marshall H. Tolles, oi Eastlthe newspaper oillcee between here Prices from 50c to $8 00 g
—Composed by W- 3- Clarhson, ex- avenue. sand Bridgeport in the Interests of the The . . . ' '. . u
Dressly for The Sentinel. June .. 1comlng pageant. . ,' if .
, 21111. 1913. at South Norwalk. ' Sentlnel :: €_
‘ 1 Mr. Clarkson is a drummer, a travel- IHDAY In WA“. SIREH’ in the list of graduates of Noroton . _
. . La, _ lug salesman. and he visits The Nor- school, the name of Miss Jessie hi. 18 Unneces- , ,1 i’
walks frequently, as he has done for _._._ LFisher was omitted. She. Helen E. n oa 00m .2 .9
‘°. and Remember a number of yaa-rs, Mr, Clarkson‘a ac- / \VALL STREET, 10:30 a. lll.--Tlieicr°m°t and Albert Bru‘mmer are 9111! sarv~ 3 our 1‘ , . 3‘
“a“: Ehmkimal‘lvltolgnat your house quaintsnce with the town and its can scale weakness of stocks displayed ,3 thirteen years old. 1 J d f “m, .. _ :3
°“ ° 3 3“ m. '0“: 3 Rowan ditlons spurred him on to poetry when .. d h k di a ma - ~ I .
ass snags MM... .. stress: W... ...... “ 3° °r .. . .
lug You, because there {were some date “‘3 governmen though opening price changes were 11- “Company 0‘ ”0’0”“ ”6’31““ 1‘“ Yourself We are ShOWlllg the newest ma. I ‘1“
, complaints. 1 pay 1a 11 lb. for rags regular there was a. strong upwardgcbangeed its meeting days from the , . . I"
, ,. and best price: for auto tires. rubbers. AcKERLY—TROUTMAN. swing among the leading railroad is first Monday or each month to the sec- telials in Whlte Sport Coats ii
gfiébfigefig wlflgm$31°ldAfiwr§£ Exflommodore B. Davis Ackeriy, of sues. The change was partly due lo and Tuesday oi the month. ‘ '1 'l . i
' . h N rtl ort Yacht Club, was mar- ~~ ..__..._...__.-W-..,.___n.. . ‘ ‘ ,
prices. Please call me ahead as 1 t e o 11) the less serious view taken, on second The now organ n being "1de in from $15.00 to $25.00. 1‘
‘ 3
Telephone 441. .J
Alter John Cleaned the Cellar
he looked about for more hiding places
Mr J UNK
He Tackled the Attic
and over in the further corner he
' found ,
An Old Feather Bed
Johnnie knows my number now (9l2
. 80. Norwnlk) and told me to come
‘ovor. Result: More,vacntlon money.
ll’aythe Richest Price for 1
Feathers .
lo 11 lb. for rage, 25c per 100 (or
, newspapers, 35¢: per 100 for hooks and
mansions.
G. Yourdisk
Menu 6132. 27 Ely Me. so. Nomlik.
a: ..
" “normal. 0mm: mum.»
d'l‘ha handsome! and valuable conch
do: boom”: in W‘llllom w. 1mm,
rd Bayylew arenas. will: run over by
‘ uhomolillo. in Broad glitter yer
5'". 11nd killed.
I 't
, The earnings lions
Wd hyiall p110 halcyon
home in Decatur. ill, on Joe 19. Mr.
Ackeriy is very well-known in lNor-
waik, having been a visitor at thepNor-
walk Yacht Club a number of times.
ADVERTI8ED LETTERS
Below is a list or letters remuniul
uncalled for or rho iolluwm; post om-
cell for the current weer.
South Norwnlk.
Noto Antonino. 33 Uddl Si.
Mist. Benedetto.
Joe Berry.
Mrs. Lo‘ttle Blokes. 17 Day St.
Zerry Brondhurst.
Charles Cummings.
IM. Ssntounma Vito Donate.
a. 11.111113“.
IMrs. Frank Garvin.
Miss Elvira Monstrous, (:10 Bradley.
John O. 1‘. min. 10 Clay St.
Edward Mlkholuen 3:7 (lo.
Mrs. Schiller. 24 Spring at.
Miss Nora Morrison.
Mlss Helen Nyman 0: Co.
John J. Buerney, 10 Clay St.
Mrs. ‘J. Turtle.
one. Bessie Vsmnni, 36 Ely Ave.
-.Al’iord Worthington, ill. State or.
Mrs. Thomas Wright. ‘
minnows
wlohé‘o."~m1roll ll‘rss Press. :
111011111. 0! the inter-Slate Commerceiuw Presbyterian church. on d will be
ruling °“ Saturday. refusing to re ready for tho organist a week from
00611 the ““9 case on petition of the Sunday. it is made by the 195103“:
eastern roads for a. live per cent. sd- Company it m one 01 the latest ”983'
vnnce. The intention oi the commie- and will cost my church 32 900
sion to institute 1111 inqury no 101......” '
whether existing rates are adequate» Roy. Edgar H Olmstend of Green-
was regarded as n countering oi the Ii 61d Hill. prenche d in the Congress
official decision, tlonnl Chuich yesterday morning. He
WALL STREET N00" «The open .also conducted the evening service.
his rise was extended as the. session. R-ev ll 8 Brown preached in the on!
advanced. Traders took the View that.- PM of Rev 1. F Berry, in Stamford.
Slim“? 5 ”“3““ had he" 0"e’d°“°1slr.nerry having son‘s to Europe.
and there was a good demand for all m
013“” 01 ”we“! during ““3 early The kindergarten at Newton School
trading Sentiment seemed to have gave a program in the school yum“
SWWB WW 0"“ “1° week "“1 irons day afternoon. The children “yo?
the bearinhnolls 0’ Saturduy. a“‘11prelty danced. and silo a 11mm of
traders on the ““0" side “'9“ dinner: songs and recitation. The attend-nee
“9”“ W “‘9 ”9"” ““9““ 0'11on large. Min Mary 0. Williams
American “”“mm in “"1““ fellow was in change or the clan program.
ion the severe break here which W
llmullllt lust Wfiek in G 010% TM“ There were five sole- or ml comm.
scarcity of utroclrl made itself this m nation me was, with moms!"
and corerlnn was attempted and Dossier 326.950.1101 the third week or
on row easily. Practically all or 8st. Juno, 1912, then: were two transfer!
urdny. losses were made up by noon. or property, and mamas oi 36.1.00.
31111111 million or 1111111 1111 a point Union The trnnarm were as follows: rise
Pacific, and Gordian Psalm: bonds 1111 flows to Julie Howe. Maple sir-em,
were steldy. _ . W. A Grassy to Harriet bay. and
ncre. -
' “lie owl! id as rich homo tiny: ‘
"What's he done?“ “lies invented a .
bread. [or lettuce sand- Union othtnnriordmetlo‘tlrmfloldlors"
“Wad
have seen present, but lb
lint. Fred
Very ones a ‘mdnel “for now
ed. will lino; a “Windfall” oi
WGd W“ _
‘ rerouted.
1111: service is conducted; and 11111
were seclusion , it!» o
r111 Woman'i'clhriillon render-anon .
9111111119 or Noroton Heights, hid” in ;
' ~ tornoon. The Dairies branch rm to 7
The Live.
Up-to-dote
Merchant
shunned
,. : Hifl Conn-1
’ rename
Is the
‘2 . . Successful
' Business
Man-w
seriousness. 1
Expression“ 1
Lurking in ,
‘1 11+ Thrill.
(“All kinds of Summer Dresses,
from $1.25 to $10.00.
arei‘invited to come and look.
ll. Kriegerdt Co.
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rm'maa'n .11 'faw/w 5"“
\wmkfimmh It In! 5"
‘IAR 1“!
You
a [‘21 "IIJAI
7. was u‘\ .1 ~.. .
,‘Vh
our
1111’ 7
TIL. 2“.
Hazelton
i
HershiielddtSonCo. 1 '
u , 3’
Benjamin ‘ .
Outing Trousers _
" $6.110, $6.
.Plnin white flannel.
wens with black ml 6. _. ' L
White with narrow inch.
Gray mystvlth black stripe.
Grey with white strips. ,1
The best made eminent lit—
Goth 115 Suite $11.00 to $4
' lid trousers.
nothing Belts soc
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