We want you t6 become acquaintedwuh
OurTeas and Coffees
To know their fine drinking quality. You can 't buy better goods at
any price. Wp have arranged the following money saving combinw‘
tlon sales as an ihducoment:
. V, .-
~Murinc, Automobile, Burglary, l.iabIl-.
ity, sCompensation. Fidelity lionds, in
fact we can write any kind of, Insur-
ance you may require. Call us on the
Phone No. 1230. ’
V NO 1 ozoué BOAP. 1o CAKE. ..
ay or 0 en hbarsinmioflonmloonoll...V....................... ............ 5c
.. 1-2 lb. Best new, any kind....... . .......... . ......... ...... 260
SOUTH NORWIALK TRUST CO. '1 lb. Coffee, been or ground .. ........ . ...................... . 30o
BU‘LDlNG' ’I‘Utnl.... ...... .. 60:“
.o ..o ....o W“... -——— ~—- NO. 2~GRANULATED 8UGAR,1c LB.
5 lbs. Gran. 'Su-gar, 1c lb ........... . ................... 5c
. 1- " lb. liest Tea any kind .................... . .......... .. 25o .»
1 15 (Toffee, been or ground .......... . ................... .... 30° ‘
V (Total ...................................... . ....... soc
."VV NO. 3—MAGNOLIA OR CLOVER MILK, 1c A CAN
3 cans Magnolia or Clover Milk ................................. as
1-2 1b,‘Best Tea, any kind ................... . ......... .. . 25°,
1 lb Coffee, beau or ground .. .............................. . 30¢
......
I'l‘otal ............................... V .......... V V .............
EW5 2 East India Tea Co
Tel 871 125 Washington Street
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
Thursday is bargain day at A. chkv
amino and Son’s. V
Officer John ll, li‘lynn found a car~
.1 ...___.....—.———~ ...... ...—...... ......- .. M.........
ridge robe last night.
“Phi-re will be dancing at the Not-
wnkl Country Club this Saturday eve- V
’ning.
Ir
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days’ Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel---—————All Water
l New York to Old Point Go'mfort, Va, including meals and stateroom
;berth on steamer, luncheon at ‘Hotel Chamberlin thence vls James .Rivor
NIight Line steamer to Richmond. Va. including shipper, stateroom berth.
. ’and breakfast the following mowing; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Arthur Benjamin ““5 a permit for iltlchmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond some evening via.
* doing plumbing in the home 01' Johlt steamer to Norfolk Va., including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
I'McNuIIIara, m DOV‘el sheet the following morning; noonday luncheon at Nonfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p m.er New York, including meals and
stateroom berth arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. in.
Mlntz is offering an extra special
tor Thursday. The adv. will give you
full particulars.
Mrs David w. ”Raymond, of West
Washington street, is spending several
. fo fN. I re street.
days In Brooklyn, with friends" 0t 0 boo
Send ‘95 illustrated piimphlet 'l‘our Department,
Jones and IHotchliiss secured a pcr- iVO VL
mit today to do plumbing in the home i.
of William Krusch, in High street W L.*WO6VBRVOW Truffle Manner
uptown section,
. MDQMINION LINE
J. J, BROWN, Gen. PaIa Agent
\‘T
GIFTS FOR THE HOSPVVI‘I'At.
IMlss Esther llariis, of Westport,
was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital
this morning and operated upon for ACRMW'WOGU by “19 L‘dlfi" Vl'mw
adenoids and tensile. Board. ,
..., The Ladies' Visiting Board of the
Thomas I. Raymond is ablé to ride Norwalk Hospital held a regular meet-
out of doors, and his many per— ing at the -,Hospital Monday The ..
sonsl and business friends, are giving regular business was transacmd Valid
Imperial Cafe
New ,Openj
o fiAiLnoao Avenue.
nodule milder! _4oo.
him a hearty greeting the following gifts are gratefulyV ac-
, knowledged for March and Mull: Bmlnew Menv .3 or
Mrs G. H- Lain and daughter, I 28 hand towels, South Norwalk BapV Q .CLk
Louise, of Washington street, went to tist .311“,th through Mrs. Sharer. m LuHCh at
Dunbury, this morning, where they are 12 pillow cases. Woman‘s 0qu of I N‘oon
’ spending “19 day With friends. Grace Church, through Mrs. Van Bur— . .l 25 CENTS.
en.
Frank Jacoby wants to get your
name on his books by opening a
charge account. 'See adv.
«
Charles E. Tuck, High «Priest of
' I iButler Chapter. Inoyel Arch Masons.
Magazines Ifrom Mrs. E, IH. Lock-
wood."‘ReV. Mr. Coleman. Mrs. ‘Reed,
Salvation Army and Mrs. Roaring,
Flowers from the friends of Mrs.
William Palmer 3
Ice cream for all Harry Ill-prion.
Five Cent Lunch
FROM 4 T0 9 each AFTERNOON.
HIGH-CLASS an FOOD.
NOTHING su'r PABBT'S seen on
‘. attended the annual session of the . DRAW“ V.
, Grand Chapter-o! Connecticut, Royal , $323.»? 3&2: 13.5.,» 9M“- SOHAVUB, PRQPH'ETOR-
. 'Arch Masons, held in Masonic 'I‘empla. r -. 1-—
.‘Hnrtfor d yesterday‘s 12 large sheets Mrs‘. Charles Muri-
- fiWomV'thVs Giffkihlfrlnlty V _ 'V: . . .
Church. through Mrs Dumortler 17 ‘ “
d‘ dish-"towels, l3 roilér‘VtowolsVsnd :;
2 large picture cards drew the young -
indies of Hillside, through Miot‘oiooys I.
Sanger. ..
24 hand towels. Kind Words Circle :‘
of King‘s}; Daughters. first Congregs --
tional Church. '
133th rabe‘, Mrs. VM‘sry Cunningham“,
Large scrap book from Kathleen A‘Vn- .
drews. .: j_‘:,I.V' r. . '9,
A case of scarlet fever ststrepor't
ed to Health Officer William J. {Prac-
VV ey yesterday afternoon. The victim is
Rosie Horas. aged about smears; of
._ 49 Chestnut street. This is the only
. ,(oase on record just now.
at; Greatly Reduced Prices. .1
DUNVLAP bow CVONTEBT vorss
IGiven With All Purchases.
Mae Seyiiiour.
.‘ M
. s.
v
The regular monthlyV’hi’eetifig ”Vol
{Court Cecile. Da’ughters 0V5; (3%!er
will be held) tomorrow evening. After
V Vthe 'busineé‘s meeting is over, a card
V tournament between the married and
the single members will be stormy
’v
vs
‘ cove. areas QKATESGRLGHE.
'l‘he alertlness of Max GutkoWslViVy, of
saith? with street, mum in tho AVVD-V
preheiision‘ Vol a. “gang of boy thieves. V
......___~_ ‘ the“ hide“ to be in court on Saturday; '
Officer John E Reynolds found .Bome roller skates lett byW. it. Nash .
Eliseo boxes at oranges in mm or tinder the’ duodenum were stolen ’
in Brothers store in Wood 'Vw6rVd Mr. Giitltowsliy caught William BVudh
0 ”WV night V'IiiVo notified the rail handed and took hint to Meant
'r'homoo Hunt in the stand: Here the
sergeant secured the names of the;
3 who its'v6 dondIuotV
oveltles in cut glass and, silver ,
f
gifts will be found adverthed in
the Read adv, today
You are Not
. V is board ‘try a tewV
' motions well cooked
s‘uzr-zr.
Entirely Satisfied V5»
«puma—-
\ azu/
CALL HERE AND LOOK
» snounb
We have such exceptionally good
designs in new F 'tu and the
values are unusual gt Vr prices.
We want you to cIe w well-
made
OUVR FURNflV‘ IE .
H. J TRIPP;
Architect and
Mechanical
Draftsman
Plans drawn for all kinds of— private
llcatlons and estimates given. Also
all kinds of mechanical drawing done.
Tracing and his“ printing done. liens
enable.
48 FRANVCE STREET,
Tel. 046-12. Norwalin. Conn.
f—‘uuVHL
i Extra Fine Table
i Steamers sail eyery week day his p in. from Pier 26, N. R, New York;
Butter
27clb
ROYAL GROCERY
Grocers and Pwlunn.
Tel. 1382-3. 22 Booth Main St.
ass. "......”
it
has—w
l2 Merrill
Grafduates‘
Have been placed-Vin f"positions
the past four weeks: When our
”merchants want with trained of-
iico help they apply to the man-
agement of. V
Merrill
Business Colleges
south semis. comm.
rim chasm.
Vuuuuu
V Daubury Hotel Clerk’s Story Ex-
is and the beautiful woods “M- lthe court had heard statements of
Can you call this week?
The A. J. Argevine
8; Son Company
buildings. residences. etc Plans, sweet 1
. ..., ....s n... .... a... ”.-.... ......J'fi.
Piliilliliilllii ,. .
tiiifiiiuiiii;
choc Much interesi-—Siulo
“that lie Might Got Me
teal Attention "“
Iplfll “Iii ti) rimiVIVnnl terij'Vb V’
pe , , ,
; Vdgo (lager winter
day at noo Vbleaded guilty. V After
[State's Attorney Carter and Attorney
EDeInpsey of Dunbury, representing
[the prisoner. Judge nger reserved
;decision until this morning The
V;lonc prisoner who tbrew himself on:
the mercy of the court was Willis ,‘
;Cad,v. alias Willis H. Hewitt. The;
1latter proved to be his real name. V
He was charged with the theft of $840
fro cm the Dunbury eerie of Eagles on
July 2.1911.
Hewitt at that time was night clerkr
at the Hotel Green in Dunbury, The
$840 Was the receipts or a field day
conducted by the Eagles, Which the
treasurer had left in the hotel safe
until morning. not wishing to carry}
touch a sum about with him. Hewitt;
had been ill for several months and}
according to Attend? Dempsey, who;
'expisined to the court that he did not'
;come to court for a fee but simpli
because he had thought so much oiiV
'IHew.itt the temptation to get monerV
iwitli which to get proper r-treatmean‘V
was too great and Hewltttook the;
$840 and disappeared. II
He went direct to a sonitorinm in;
lthe Adirondacks where for months or?
until the money was gone he. toolsI
treatment. He was greatly improved.
seek work He secured it in menial
positions in several hotels. and was
employed by the Children's Aid So~l
ciety, several good hotels as cushion:
and in other places of trust, every one l
of these employers supplying recom-‘E
mendetlons testifying to his good char- V'
aster. Hewitt has since married and!
through his connection will soon be
able to make restitution of the amount
and in view of all the circumstances'
Mr. Dempsey asked for a jail sen
tonne instead or a prliion term thlch'i
Vwouid ruln’ him if it were given nVowlI
State's Attorney Carter had nothing
to recommend and after hearing Mri;
lDeI'npsey Judge (lager took the case;
under advisement until this morning;
if
Only one of the 26 prisoner, put ,tQI‘V V“ V
~‘l‘h‘.’<fl_y-. 0
“JV".
He then was compelled to leave and EV.
Bargains bargain-
.ln Every~ ; In Every
VDVepartmcnt OpIarimont.
Mummies gale
EXTRA SPECIAL
FOR THURSDAY
$5 Silk Waists $1. 99
50 Silk Taffeta Waists, all the new
colors regular price $51. Foi Thurs
day. $1. 99':
A, _. -.. “....--“ .. ..fl. .... ..NWMJ WW“...
MC'OOOCWOuNDCMOLKJOUOOuJOO
Coupon No. 19
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented, by The Evening Sentinel.
Vacuum Bottle Day.
'J
.6, Every day is a
Present the above coupon at this office, with five
others of consewtivc dates, and the cost amount of ex-
pense items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum
Bottle
$2. 50 Vacuum Bottle
Ready to use, all complete, including a handsome
Nickel Cup Attachment. Every Bottle guaranteed to
keep liquids hot 30 hours. and cold 80 hours. Strongest,
Most Durable, Most Sanitary, Most Simple, Highest
Vacuum and Most Economical Bottle Made.
Every Bottle Guaranteed.
Rubber-tonedgsc NA“ $1 13
and Nickel Ickel
. IIIIIII __.. 5‘
“2’5”“ WAR vs-rs‘mus T0 EN~
TERTAlN—EEEGATES. I.-, Attend; our great
Clearing Sale
Five Hundred Representatives Will
' IAttond Convention Here June 12
ind i3.
Preparations are being made by;
remarking that the circumstances as N W. BlShOu camp, United Spanish;
lpfagented were very unusual and hdI War Veterans for i118 entertainments
;Idesirod time to consider the facts and “‘9 delegates to the department 0‘
to look Into It a little flu-men CIonnectlcut convention of the organi-
l Anton“, Nazis. charged with at. nation, which is to be held at one
tempt to murder lesle Sackaras in Follows H811 “1 Bridgeport June 12
Norwalk on March 17, pleaded not and 13.1t IS’V meted that about 500
, William Coourbs, charged with theft
of $23 from the person of Edward
V. Ormon in Dorian on April 18 had
Iiwigli as that and
' m’l’h “hWir-‘i‘d
{Iran
,beoutoi or: thelmt.‘ ,.
‘ “Home-nan? lHome are;-
:-2. an... .c—I‘ «153—
is, humming or «We: no 3:.
Attorney Housman assigned to his
case.
.I
o‘ ,.
do
VCIOMMON PLEAS COURT STARTS
TWO IOESSIONS»:
Proud of Busing. Ncoeulutos Pron-
log Int”, 86ml» of Extra
Judge. . .’
, Two sessions of‘tiie civil side of the
‘ common pleas court were started yes-
I ’terday and will ‘éontinne until .the end
of the team. During the day three
cases were disposed of, two by Judge
..1 VIJoh'n J Walsh on one. that held
guilty. He said he had counsel. fidiilegates will attend, together ‘with '
Emil Wilson of Wilton charged mm their wives and other relatives, con- $10 SUITS- ----- . - . - $6 38
the theft of 340 mm”... W50“ 0%. stituting the Ladies auxiliary of the I$3 SHOES ....... $1. 98
Frank Lebsro in that town on Fob:V°Td°1‘-. [L A k
22' plead“ no“ guilty. Attorney; At a meeting of Bishop camp 185‘. ouis Vric
green was assigned. iI night, the committee on arrange
ments reported concerning the en The Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
campment, and also reported on theVi POSTOFF'CE BLOCK
Memorial day celebration. It was SOUTH NORWALK
decided that the camp would go to.
Norwalk on May 24 to take part lnl
the memorial exercises of McKinley
camp of that city, which will hold
ceremonies jointly with the Bucking-
ham post, G. A. It.
The encampment in this city will
include a banquet, which is now be-
ing arranged. Major Frank to John-
son of Hartford, department com-
mander, will attend. Charles Andres
of this city is senior vice department
commander,
Fits-u Eyeglasses
cQQ
VPVRESIIDENT MAY VIEW PABADVEVVV.
N HmMg‘l-I oticcab/y ‘
over from last Week; by Judge How- ;
and B. scorn. , ‘
In the morning Judge Walsh heard
. the condo! John IF. Tools. a [Bridge
.. our}
' to recover for the rent of a derrick
dosimeter, aghinst J. W Davis
engine and pump which had been rent~
Vedi to the defendant all the rate of 310
it day. The depends not up that} it had
used the machinery only at. days but
e plaintiff claimed it and demanded
out at. that no; A claim of:
, ' outside one to collect: this
V Judst Walsh re-
“ i
n Judge Walsh
Wa'rd 1.. comes
and others. to
services in drawing
a house whitih plans!
,uiVnents. A reception to the president
NEW YORK. May 13. wPresident
Wilson in ‘éipected to review the par:
sde of the Lower Wall street Business
”Mons Association on May 23. Prev-
ious to the parade, there will be an ex-
hibition of old prints and colonial’ doc-
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
_adjusting,,feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORI
OPTICIAN.
Room a. Keolor Building,
No. 155 Washington 8!.
, Opposite Hoyt’aw‘fhsatro.
Monday. Wednesday and. Friday
Evenings. o: 30 too
.N. Y. address-72? ..th Ava, 0 to
4 b. in. daily. .
at 12: 30 p. at. will he followed by a
luncheon“. The parade will be through
Wall Street thence to Gold street,
and Droid. litreot and Frances Tavern
During the ceremonies rPi‘osident;
Wilson will seal it VVeronze casket con-.
tsining copies or (mucus historical
letters. the. odtclal program of the
day's events, Va history of the lower
section of Wall Sheet, and sketches
of the“ societies and associations par-V
ticlpatlngm'rhls casket will be given
into the custody of the New York. ms-
t l d isV not to be opened
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Intemal Diseases
and Teeth
VAVlVlV germ diseases of the inner man “
enter. only through the mouth or moi.
The dinner the Immtb. the more do
shared the seams. more liable to
Norwalk Chronicler