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MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL
The Evening Sentinel will be issued,
as a morning paptu on Saturday Me- 1.
mortal Dav. \Ll\§fll=lflis 111d contribu
tors of news items are kindly request-
ed to hzue same 111 the oilice 0:111)
" Friday afternoon,
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'Read about the May sale of l'urni-l
ture at Road's.
Miss ieunie ixt‘ount is spending a
few days with Miss Florence Bradley,
in lJ‘airtieid. ’
Read about the New 'i‘hai'er Quick
ICollapsible sulky cart at the A. J. An-
gevine & Son Company. I
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has launched
r
Wm. J. Mcliugh
his boat, Notonia, andr is piepured to
a bilsy season of pleasure.
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Misa Louise Eiseuhurdt. of Maple?
avenue. Jilanbury, is spending a few
days with dire. it. F. Foster, at Retsof1
1 ‘ cottage. Bell Island.
'Peollle are warned to “watch their
step" when allghting from trolley,
‘ cursor automobiles on West avenue. 5
fi‘he pavement is slimleiy and care-
less persons are in danger of suffer-
, lug a fail.
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One of the distinguished ghosts who
attended the celebration at the. “and
anniversary of Court hdmonfif'dl'
Amlole 173. F. of A., was all?“ Fi- ,
nauciai Secr'etaiy Thomas O'lfanughiin.1
of gNuugatuck Conn.
1113,. John H. Knapp. Mrs. Henry s.|
Blood, Mrs. V. A. Scofield and Mrs.l
11W 0. Stilleon started this mom I
sign an auto trip
‘ through New!
1 i M State 1'11.me be dway for
' nearly meat
“1. The F‘airiieid County diluisters‘ As-
pooletion will hold a meeting in the
,aowaylon Baptist Church. Monday,
' June 1 at 11 e. 111. 'Rev. John Staple:
stop; of the Congregational Church. will
”when the sermon on “Evangelistic
e semi-monthly meeting of Court
home, No 33, F. of A. was
not evening. Routine businesa
. mas .tra'uswted and olie candidate
i . as initiated The Court will observe
Intonation Day? h" ,lweél: from this
salinday. Last night a. committee was
emulated to arrange for a fitting ob-
‘ vance of. 'th‘e’ day. They y'vul decor-
about twenty-two graves.
4, Samuel Murrayw ‘
IHis w
"110 real fireman
ediscovered the
he sent in. The fire was
e‘ntore occupied by Henry Wil-
, he confectioner.
J . .
, Richards, was one on n;
he 1311 had city who
“ 1 onday evening from the
fiokard Commercial School._ New
‘ The local boleas one of silt
tied in. at the beginning of the
, just ended. The exercises wore
“in Carnegie Hall Hon champ:
“m the speaker ‘0"; the evening
Richards has accepted 11* nullified
- 1 the National Bank, of Nor-walk.
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Jis enloylng a. weeks vacation.
« Bros. had, Edith
.his automobile of all its brass.
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PEA BEANS, [LIMA BEANSKIDNEY E161???)
POUND 9 BEANS 236 Can
cent 1
5 centsl 7/2c lb.
IICE CREAM Creamery
SMOKED BUTTER
JAPAN RICE [10 lb. sack. SHOULDERS In Prints.
Tel 871
' ,w: GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
5 dis lb.§10 cents 14c lb.i 0clb
125 Washington Street
A _, ”cm..." .: _. .
\\'1n. ii. Ferris, of 716 West street.
who is enployed in New York City.
George W Foote will start new
sling and improving his ilell island
cottage before moiing into it.
Mrs, Fritz ilosart, of Zurich, Switz- j
eriand, is visiling her sister, Mrs, ll »
l2 Bissell, 13 Quintard avenue,
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iiai'ry \V. iiubbell. of East
walk
‘lioll fiolu his duties in the local post
01'111 e.
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l‘uul lueusser and Sons have a no
Itite 111 toda1‘ 3 issue relative to the?
illegal use of gasoline (ans belonging
to them,
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Miss Eleanor Griffin, of 15 Orch—
‘nrd street, Danbury, has returned 1~1ft
or spending several days in South
,.\'orwulk as the guest of friends.
The South Norwalk Fruit and Fl ou-
er Company nd\ise you to buy your
floral designs of them and save 111011
ey. They have a full line of cut flow-
ers. plants. etc,
The police in the First District, re-
ceived a report shortly after six 0‘-
' " :clock last night from Samuel Susan. 01‘
Ne\\'\liaven, that he had lost a pocket-
hoolr containing ‘70.
Joseph McVamara was arrested last
night for drunkenness and for retus
ing to ,pay for food he had eaten at
Payne's lunch cart on Washingtté
street. it cost him 35. 00.
Gray' a soda water wagon met with. '
a slight accident when it overturned
on El) avenue last evening. Luckily
tht wagon was almost empty, so no
serious damn resulted
u-i—gn—L—u-
‘Mrs Sara lda Deliong and son, Rhi-
fo rd. of 86 Keeler street, have been
called to South Nor-walk on account
of the death of .1113. Marlon 021.0113,
9. relative—Danbury” News. '
Mrs. James Cole and Miss Jennie
Fitzgerald of South Norwnlk have re-
turned home after spending ezfew days
as the guests of~ Mr. and Mrs. Gifford
Sanford, 20 «Holleystreet, Danbury.
The Monday Night Dancing Cluo
held its last gathering for this year
last night at the Town Assembly Hath.
There was a very good attendance and
the members appeared well satisfied
with the progress “that they have made
in the popular form of amusement.
Miss Vivian Summers. of Chestnut
street, First pistrict, was struck in
the mouth with a stonuwhlie on her
way home, late yesterday afternoon.
She was quite badly injured, her front
teeth being loosened by the blow. lit:
lie presumed that some boys throw the
stone, and that it was purely acci-
dental. " -
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A certificate of the change of name:
or VonGaii Bros. inc;-, to the “Von
iGel Hat Co was: filed ”today in the
wotfice of the tonclérk Danbury As
announced. recently, a’ consolidation of
the matrices: interests.- of Van Gal
rerJ. Von Gal has been
inflected and Aha business trill he car‘-
rot in» older the new name. ‘
~John svec has complained to the
local police that Howard Dauoliey.a
lad of but ‘ei‘ght years, entered his
garage nearthe hospital and stripped
The
.boy was tampering with the engine -
leien discovered: --The,, My ltv‘eli
with a family by the name of Marl
phy. It is said that he does not. so
to school so his case will be turned 1
met to the truant officer.
N01'-.
is eujmiug a few days Villa-1
; The engine that‘s. dirty with
carbon is the unsatisfactory one
! —it dmsnt duelop the right I
1 amount of powei, it knocks and. ,1
if the (.'arbon~isn‘t removed, it
will score the cylinder walls, a I
really very serious matter.
1
one OXYGEN !
PROCESS
of removing carbon does the
”work HETTER than any other 5
way and does the~enlire work in
less than an hourf
Reasonable rates.
W. A. Haniord,
Garage
eroclt or
'RANGES
in as moot mum. in In. two
old el-
, STAMFORD, MAGEE
,1 ACORN
Also ~Italian-c for All Raina.
.111 e P..- will mt £1.11? evening
business meeting ’
[menu title evenini at d,
The “Light” Fania: '
EastIndiaTea Co 1'
; give you some light on the sub-
" and you’ll feel no Hesxtatlon J
1 about dancing back home, with
MAZDA LAMPS
‘Arthur Waldrdn
The South him-walk Quartette Club ,, "
3.9““? Help . -
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Edna Mae Seymour
HIGH-CLASS
MILLINERY
Rocdner’s Block
' WASHINGTON STREET.
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Tango down here and let 113
feet of EDISON MAZDA Lamps
.NOTICE'
a full maipmentof All' cans marking P. and d?"
' property.
tuted
Paul Preusser 81 Son
CLIFF ST.
They give three times as much light
as old-style Carbon lamps—with the
same amount of electricity. For one in l
every lamp socket in youflomer office,
store or factory.
, Let us show you.
The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.
“sorter:
My Tire Prices are attractive.
can save you money.
\our requirements
.. -M..rr.-.
quote \ou.
prices are right.
run and ride like new.
prices.
Sell the Farm
You don 1 want for the ‘l
C A S H
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or 'Phono 1622-2, w. R. Aultln,
Woodward Avenue.
Bargains in erd Carl.
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain
a quick buyer.
sou do through the
World‘s Lora-cl Fem Agency
Thousands of mics evenwherc prove right
methods No advance fee required Wm:
today for free llhllng blanks and free book
"lieu. 'io SILL \oun Faun.”
E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
-'~:-‘ .~.ac~:-c-: ecu-000m:
its; in van-.Xeczavr
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J? This Itcre . ‘ will be open
3 Will citse Fr‘day evenir”
,;. all day 1' until 10 o‘clock
3, Saturday. Cloned all
iii ” day Saturday.
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eusser and flfi‘flfe our personal
Any one lound in {oases—f
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son of or filling same will be prose E
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NORWALK.
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Let me know
the make of fire:
you prefer and I will be pleased 10'
l have the stock and my
1 make a specialty
of Ford Repairing Make your old 141
Reasoua‘u 1-
Austin’s Garage
1'1
for
41311.34 am New you n---
“aural-1 an «'I at. ”in“
lit. Ulla-Ink
imperial Gate
Now Open
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
REGULAR DINNER 400.
“ Business Men’s or
LOVER’S Quick Lunch at
Noon
gas PLACE
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
25 CENTS.
/
7
V00 wuiL WANT
HIGH. CLASS SEA FOOD.
NOTHING BUT PABST'S BEER
DRAUGHT.
Butter
27c lb
ROYAL GROCERY
Grocer. and Pruner-0n.
Decoration Day
Complete stock for all out-door
sports and dreneflwear.
Five Cent Lunch
‘ FROM 0 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOO
N.
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CARL SCHALIB. PROPRIETOR.
Extra Fine Table;
Lawn
Mowers
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Jones 81 HOIClllClSS _ , NEN Tel. 1312s. 22 South Main St.
' WOMEN __ _‘_'_.._..__..-. fi'
. ,11 Wall or - ' Nomad ‘: “ ii
I ‘ groan caustic ALL DAY sun 3 '[he GOI‘llalil Go g,
__.A\ l .. URDAY . 1F , . ii
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING. ‘l ' may: the w.“ Thin! u 9i
1 11
Old Dominion Lille. 11 . .
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31)“ 113 book you for one of there. . Glover 5 Shoe Store 3 W 1-, 1 3g
Delightful Short Sea Trips. _ ' , . . :1.‘ it
1108-00, 0119 Museum Round Strip." , ‘ ti , , , , ii
800 Company'crAdwrtlammt 0h: ‘=' ‘ -___-_'__~ 1 , , ll . _ , y;
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Hive You 111191111 That New “11‘ a. . , _ 3|
, A mobllcll . W ‘ ' . ., . n
l u: ‘ . ‘ 60.. inc. KEEPS , Palfltlflg . a:
Real Emmi! Insurance. ' ' « : ~- ‘ .
s n 1...... 1 THINGS Paper. Hanging ,1
Norwalk ‘ :' » ' , ‘ n
g 1 NEW Decorating h
—-» «1 =- . in P.
RAPS or THE naval.
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this evening at the K. of P. flail. 1 l: ‘ 19 ”m 0:“.“2‘ tut "ST.“ “
SouthJMaln street. , j » - - it _ , . ‘. .2» i
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~ tax, by‘e stamp tax, or by raising the
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pens e items named below, a
Bottle
Nickel Cup Attachment. E
keep liquids hot 30 hours. an
Most Durable,
10(me 1;»oooooooc7xocma
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and Nickel
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FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
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the l'nited
its resourc-
. The government 01’
1’States has no war chest.
llions of thrifty citizens. Machinery
‘to make available those last resourc-
les in time of war is simple and offers»
itlve because the credit of the govern'
{ment is of the best. in an emergency
congress would vote an appropriation
of not less than $50. 000, 000 without
hesitation and if more funds were
needed arrangements would promptly
be made for the floating or a war loan
and bonds bearing probably three per
lcent. Interest would meet with a
Itrendy sale.
Banks throughout the country
:overflouing with deposits The
vestment market is in excellent condi-
Itlon to receive an issue of govern-
Yment bonds if their sale shall become
necessary. The case with which big
affairs are financed was illustrated
when announcement was made that
four affairs aggregating $180 000. 000
were arranged by bankers without
any difficulty. Financing is not a
question of the amount of funds avail-
able, but merely one of security and
of a satisfactory rate of interest.
if the government at this time duds
lit necessary to increase its funded
debt provision to pay the interest and
to retire the principal may be, made
either by an increase in the income
are
duties on import3, as was done during
the time of the Spanish war. 'or a
moderate use‘ of each one of these
methods might be inadexo provide an
increased revenue.
Without question both the credit
and the resources of the country are
in excellent condition to meet any re-
quirements that the action of congresa
may elect .-—Phlladeiphla Press.
A loud noise that sounded like dyna-
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3 COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE:
1,; Presented by The Evening Sentinel. Every day is a
. :; Vacuum Bottle Day.
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Present the above coupon at this office, with five
others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
'$2.50 Vacuum Bottle
Ready to use. all complete,
Most Sanitary,
Vacuum and Most Economical Bottle Made.
Evefy Bpttle Guaranteed.
980
es are scattered among its ninety mil- ' ’
in- '
nd get this Simplex Vacuum
including a handSOme
very Bottle guaranteed to
d cold 80 hours. Strongest.
Most Simple, Highest
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All
Nickel
Confidence
and Comfort 1
The illustration above
shows the new Thayer
Quick Collapsible Sulky
Cart.
All the good points of the
sulky and of the smaller
type of go-cart are com-
bined in a vehicle of very
moderate price
Light and convenient, it is
as easily hdndled as a
suiky, yet the go-cert body
gives a degree of‘corniort
impossible in a sulky. '
The top and sides prelude decea-
nry shelter while the reclining back
,. permits of slumber in I restful
position.
In only one of the big line of
splendid Thom Vehicles for
children being shown at this We.
'FOB SALE BY
The A: J. Angeviue
81 Son Company
Complete Housefurnishets
Upholsterering and ’Furniture
Repairing
mite and a vivid flash frightened peo
ple who were in the vicinity of‘the
Ely avenue bridge last evening. It
was a parting of some of the electric,
wires on the railroad,“ but the large!
crowd which gathered thought some-
thing big had happened.
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You
O
are Not
with you this board try a tow
meals. Everything well ‘ cooked
and served properly. We al-
ways have satisfied customers.
Tripp sRestaurant
(roaming mugs),
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The Best Look-
ing Eyeglasses
'you ever saw were undoubted-
ly MADE BY US, for that is
_ thekindwenmke. And tain-
eure as far as possible that
theyshau fitvlleretaintiicex-
clusive services of oculists—
graduate physicians—to ex-
amine the eyes without extra
cost to you.
THAMER
OGULIBTS AND OPT-IOIANG
37 Atlantic Munro. Stamford. or.
0pm at. lvonlngo. - swam:
Norwalk Chronicler