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E Murine? Auteur:obllefiA Burglary; ‘ng ill
' ity Compensation: fl‘ldelity "l‘loiidh, iii”
’ fact we can write any kind of Insurv
once you may Indulge. Call us on the
Phone No.12llC
Taylor 8. Golden
souru Nonw‘ALK TRUST co
BUILDING.
We want you
Our Te aha _ w. .
TO KNOW THEIIR FINE DRINKING QUALITY
East India Tea Co
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
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~Derble's, slit styles OBIiens
Jaoolly is now displaying the newest
importations in dresses and waists.
. Sutts that satisfy in quality, in mod-
el and litrprlce at Rogers and Stevens.
(iiiailesu'l‘hieme, Millie Stamford Cl- .
Dual (70., is in Norwalk for: chloral
Weeks. ‘4’, .. .'\
J I. Muiietts istnfiymising sV iV‘ew . I
odd sizes of lingerie waists his special “ “
‘ latices
,.
Leioy Olmsteud of Glenuood ave-
‘ hue. this city. is visiting friends in
ViNewark, New Jermain
.__..,.——--—
use Vudor screens the,
> When." w
porch to erature goes down. The
A. J 'Lollillleompacy sells them.
,Mr and. Mrs William P. Wood-
ruff of‘florikalk were guests of Mr.
(I . \er Qumran... . .
M ”‘th in ,though the city. Tl'le lob Michal!” Ensign [amends A.
recently.
. ., Mr. ‘41,“. J Youydisky, of Ely
‘IIavenmfiterpI-oud parents of a
baby girl born Thursday, May 7. Moth-
. WEI GiVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM WRADING STAMPS.
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A vacation for Everybody
Four Days’ Trip 818
888 Miles of Travel~——~~—-All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Vs... including meals nail stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin thence viii. Jumesj River
ight- Irina-steamer to Richmond, Va. including swppeiws'tateroom berth,
. and biealrfast the following morning; noondhy luncheon elf Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond or Murphy in Richmond; leave Ridhmcnd some evening via.
stedlner to Norfolk, Va., including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
the fellamng morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p m,. for New York. including meals and
stateroom ”berth arriving New York following afternoon about i In. In
Stcnsiers sail every week day at3 p m from Pier 25, N. R., New York;
lootoei‘N. Moore street. " VV ,V , .~ _
’ Sand for illustrated pamphlet Tour Department, 1* I
OLD DOMINION lINE
W. .L. WOODROW Traffic Manager J. J. BRDWN, Gen. Pau Agent
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tant- general dire‘clrtliot the examining
board of the naval militia. compelled
ALONG MAIN: Ell-"IE
c-
of Commander hack is. ‘Co'rnwell. to.
NEW HAVEN May 8- Line‘nfin 0' serve; Commander Ebenezer ll-lill Jr..
the New Hat on road are hurrying the and Surgeon Willis H Crows, meet at
work or stringing the lost of the wires" the State Armory. New Haven. on
. Thursday . ay 14, to examine Lieutenr
1‘" glm’mcmm 9’ the “in "germ Nominal-ids Freak H Bhrns Vans.
’lfioward. of the
ly .tske 4 or 5 weeks. The men are Second DW‘WWVQ} Mun”: 0.}
Isles:
able to put up about one mile of wire Hartford fortp .
a “Y. " H I ‘ The retiremeutof lieutenant i“.E _
The complete wiring for electrified Bosworth fromlithsucsmmaud 9—! “19
er and m 5&th wear,
George H. Hirst will- substitute .ifor
Eljldmund E Crews as twat; sol§lst
in the quartet of the First MJE
Church, at both services toniél‘row._’
The A J. Angevlne & Son rCompany'
invite you to call around and inspect
their line of furniture. it will hear
your closest inspection as- to stock
and finish
M.r and Mrs Eugene J OjConnell
left this morning to attend the wed-
ding of Miss Georgia Wolfe to Lisa
tenant Edward Roth, in New York
There will be several
city afternoon.
‘guests from Norwalk.
J A. IHopson the wellvknown violin
teacher, will give 8. pupils recital at
the High School additorlum next J“rl-
A very large
'~attendauce is anticipated, as this of:
on is one of the chief musical events
"titty evening May 15.
of the year
3.3»
ternoon. at 4: 30 0! Mil b one
x, I . ‘ ‘9
,The confirmation classfifISu any?!
the largest ever in up income: '1‘
ity Episcopal Church, numbering about highway for from the tracks
lfifty persons, a large number of whom
menus The Right in». ChnuuceyI‘IENGlNEER EXONERAIEQ 01.60915» M31301“ ,
isomer.“ use» oil onnectldut: ,." emf misc his-rm; wag“ Gates. 31:35.” it. not . .
dmfnister .th6‘ rlto continues , . peg—w! . 'Hovtu
will?! ‘ superintenusnt‘n. D 'Eitltiuatirlce. of Rainm‘fil‘imhflfll‘i“ WWW“
in connection ‘with the »
Naval Militia lit New vHsvc‘o. created;
‘5 allow finished from Gleiibi‘oolt vmancies' Wt!!!“ .918er filled by lme
t atoi street bridge. The wiring h“ election or
with guilt Ur til 53151109 “33“9- iiéutosant ,,
W289 . now this planned it loi'lle IenidW'I ‘ ‘ .
est l 0* er‘»* street bridge on m] an?! PM” igxaifilnhtion bolero
Nay 15¢. From Bishop avenue west
{his strife hays been IplacsIVl along the
road, warning agllnst the danger. I
These signs probably will be erected
here a few £33. more the test is w.
“Wally made: .Below is a list of letters remaining
UP to water 3U“! 53““ thirteen uncalled for at the following post of
33351.1” WW3. have 13an it'll“ From nee for the current week: ,
that point to the Isis a mile or more 30th Rectum.
above Cedar Hill . stwelve first! P. J. Burns. 8 Cottsge St.
are to go up. Onosxfeakxaflro will has”. Miss ”immune linear
strung out to the middle ochddr Kill‘II .Mrs. III. II. Folxer. ’
yards and that will branch to tho' Mrs. ill. ll. Folser.
lmany spur trucks Iihed there. I Miss Annie Hudson, 11 Wood 'St.
Headquarters for the wiremen have ‘ IMiss Lizzie 'Kacmar.
been established in the vicinity of' Mrs. Francis 0. McMillini."
Gedel' rim. wu'ea are puiieu pious!" Sterling specialty so. .‘I .le
the tracks by a pair of horses that! John Therese. . ' U
have handled the job from (IllenhroIIikI
here. The horses are so trillncd in Ave.
their work now that they will cross William Wyans, 265 East Ave .
even the treaties on the road withouti E. E. W. P M
concern; Bfissingtrains neyer bother .....,;~ w
I?!“ then; dud they will work: as , wel4 it“ UNOIJMMED .LEQ‘TIIRB.
cinnamon, nfinorting 333*“..35 on a;
the board ofiofllcers before being coin
missioned to the higher grade. .‘
Assamese LETTERS.
II
nu .
the week ending May 9. 1914:
. the western division of the New He.-
he more section of tsunami. ‘
. “Fifi—F“
squogmsur A
Mrs.‘ William I: iiimht‘on. or 15,
wee rage.
.tmthe... loosen: time the train W
.linnh it city have not yet do. engagement of' he
’ so of the Euhlco Hamilton.
: cold I: " and the lost is still listen. s‘on oi! Mr.
tinder stud or of the engineers o! Eldon; of! thlsrcityi a
/ ' I I { .wNew York mentor Mall.
Mill
P duflhtera
to John
We have such exc tionally and
designs in new F
values are unusu
mode
buildings, residences. etc. Plans, speci
sections and minutes Elven.
'ro EXAMINE orrucaus‘ ‘
llllllllllllll Willis Tn OF THE NAVAL MlLlTlA:
“AN." ELEETRHHIY Orders from the office. of the adju-
Mlss IMary Whipple. 103 Jackson-
'I‘he following ignore remain un-
‘ claimed at the Norwslk Post Office for
Kiel-nan. Miss Elisabeth, 27 North
‘ Yesterday the adjustment of the van road mode gmpqn yegtorday 9x.;Av,o. .
10“ sustained; 31W Julius?» gallium onerous; mines: modems Benson’j Thonkchsfio
out or
which resume u. bhrus‘ou orator slim trust Mitch‘uiblllty as the tum
Taylor avenue en Mou‘dsy night was‘lrnlu wreck Eat “New. Britain a few
promptly and satisfactorily made
munitions Mews}! tul- Mli/M
us suitors ir. lib _
«Noumea. , ?
e‘st 33rd street has announced the
“Maury
3;le us. John (J .
or'waikfionh. I
l
DALI. HERE AND Look
. AROUND.
'ture an the
A ’ ,I trio-Tn '
my};
I? cl l‘m'k‘ reed
Ol’ENlNG
DAY
Woman momma
:"‘J . a.
:atW
isee how‘wfll‘
OUR FUR ITURE
is and the beautiful woods used.
Can you call this week? '
The A. .l. Augevine
8: Son Company
We want you t
H. J. TRIPP
Architect and
Mechanical
Draftsman
rim. drawn for all kinds of private
Also
all kinds of mechanical drhwlng done.
Tracing and blues printlug done: Reas-
onable. .,
48 FRANOE STREET,
Norwalk. Conn
Tel: 846 12.
wmornin.
The sale event .9“ - The
Norwalks opened this
A great success
as usua. Stone has been
croWded all day.
and Monday
and every day during this sale, we will expect you
leer-ins; Sole
. Come This Evening
2701b
ROYAL caocsnr
Brogan m PruitoI-crs.
Til; 1264-3. 22 on. Main at
*12 Merrill
W Gradfifites
Have been placed in positions
the past four weeks. ‘When on:
merchants went well trained of-
floe help they apply to the Inca-
ogcment 0t ' ‘
at“
Merrill ,
Bunucso Colleges
IIoIIth INsrvt'IlK- Stamford.
. fort shooter.
on Will save much.
too. as Well as time an t '
lilo,r by 'phonlax crp sanding u .-
us Iwhenever1 any t W
no or: con men
be out of order in the“ least.
6 .
Fe'c
room 4 to a slice Arreauoon.
molecules sea FOOD.
NOTHING our PAe‘IsT's seen ON
-- . DRAUGHT.
CARL'SCHAUB, PROPRIETOR.
Imperi'ai Cafe
New Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
‘REGULAR DINNER 40C.
,,_Busincss.Men’s or
'4 Chengdu
. §,:i;‘tf.Ig';
'COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel.
Vacuum Bottle Day. ,
Coupon No.16
Every day is a ' "
. it" {I
"t Lunch
Bottle.
Ready to use, all omnplete,
Nickel Cup Attachment
Most Durable; Most. Sanitary,
Vacuum and Most Economical Bottle Made.
Every Bottle Guaranteed.
All
Rubber-toned
and Nickel 98C Nickel
meals.
‘~?. ' You are Not.- .
': Entirely satisfied
with you table board try a few
Everything well cooked
and m mropsrly.
wt‘m have satisfied customers.
I; , Tripp SResl‘aurant
(FOBMIELY LIANI'Q)
including a‘
Every Bottle guaranteed to
keep liquids hot 30 hours, and cold 80 hauls. Strongest.
Most Simple,
Ptescnt t c above coupon ‘at this office, with five
others of con ecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
pense items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum
$2. 50 Vacuum Bottle
”$1.13
handsome
Highest
SPECIAL REDU CTION—é $2.00
win the. love of anyone you desire.
Hon“: 10 a. m. to 8 p.M
Who!
Master-mind Clairvoyaiit
PROF EDWARD A. REED
111 SOUTH MAIN, COR. CONCORD 81".
‘For the Next 7 Days Only.)
y _ ’ WHAT I DO FOR FIFTY CENTS.
, its“ you exactly what you. wish to know: what condi-
tion your business is in and how to promote it; tell you all
about your wife, husband. sweetheart or lover, and how to
. . I tell you of any loan
- hey. speculation, position or changed!‘ any kind which may
,be before you, and how to‘uct to obtain the best results. I
tell you exactly what your acquaintances think , of you, L
whom and when you will marry, if at all.
you everything you called to find out, and that too. without
asking you one question or you speaking one word
Not open Bundayc.
Readl ago-50c. .
in short, 1 tell [
I
I
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LIvns'rocK momma ‘- '
on NATIONAL rossers
m
culture has authorized grazing per-
mile [or the ranges 9" the 150 notionk
, cl forests‘ dunno the year 1914 have
’ ‘ justmeeu made public. Nearly 11 mil-
lion inlmsls ca‘n be grated, including
nearly 2 million head of cattle and
horses. nearly 9 million hood of sheep!
and goats, and about or thousand lion. ,‘
‘ This means an increase for the cur-
rent ”or of about as thousand more
citric and horses. and 341 thousand
.1 sheep and costs. silhoulh the
’ the notional forests st
3- of 1914 is almost at 'aiib
stock.
sincere say, indicates an improvement
in general grazing conditions and It
better utilisation of the forage
Figures showing the number of mm; sources. They claim that this is due
stock for'whloh the secretary of 93“ mainly to the enforcement of better
methods of distributing and handling ’
0n the lands recently acquired by I
the fedcrsi government within the Ap~ ,
paischlau region of the East, regulat- '
ed grazing has besn‘undertakon this»
your on six distinct areas.
stock owners «who‘had previously used
the land under lease from the tonne:v
owners, hti-Io readily' accepted
ohsngsufowuorshlp and slimm- to be
favorably lmressed with the new
employed by the forest service ,
gratin: purposes. While the number
or {.11 animals authorised to M
N!-
The local
til
upon these southern Appalachian
‘ , I, email; Wm“ rs «ts in autism. it is the halls! of
, 21th » ,th ultimo in charge at them
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