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FIRE
. lie Automobile. Burglary, Liabil-
g.‘ ‘ompensation, l-‘i Jelity Bonds, in
utét we can write any hind of Insur-
ance you may require. Call us on the
Phone No. 1230. ’
Taylor & Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
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MEMORIAL DAY SENTINEL.
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
I as a morning paper on Saturday, Me-
morial Day. Advertisers and contribu-
tors of news items are kindly request-
ed to have same at the office early
Friday afternoon.
a. ,.
The city has recently purchased two
new horses froth William Keeler, of
a . Norwalk.
Five interesting specials will be
found in'the l‘). M. llead Company
adv today .
Airfintio \le1r1ni and brother Frank :
are visiting John \lnisano. of 12 liur~
bank strcet. for a few days,
.The meeting of Olive Branch Lodge.
No. 19. K. of P., was adjourned last:
evening to next week.
4H1gh. medium straws. O'llrien's.
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Misti nnle Seaman, of \\ est \\ ash
"ngton street. will spend Memorial;
Day with friends in Danbury, ' - :
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George F. Foote. manager of the
‘ ~' Norwalk Steamboat Company. is in
~' . New York city today on business.
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.Only matters of routine business
'fle
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4. were disposed of at the meeting last ,
fifirmht of the Banner Council, No 54.
D. of L,
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Edward Michek, employed as bar-'
her in Henry Froeb's barber shop. has
‘ , moved from Putnam avenue. to Lowe
street.
. ‘,u-Ciosed all day Saturday. Open
. Fridaypevenlng. Conneaily & Bracken.
{.3 ‘
1-,U‘3’um'mer comforts will be found in
thodiargain Basement at Tristram'ds‘
Hyatt's.» The adv. will give you some
. of the prices.
‘—
Charles H. ‘Young launched his new
boat Wednesday afternoon Mr.
bung expects to take part in the
local races this Coming summer
memorial servico' will he held at
flaugatuck Methodist Episcopal
it Sunday evening. my Mat. The
.” There ‘wfii be pat otic
. and martial music by the Vic-
: George Washbiirn has decorat-
e charm for the cvsnlnk, and all
runs are. kindly invited
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Mayra; New York prices. O'Brien,
A
,. stirs county of Westchostsr
_, ow ”York state, which includes,
at the territory adjacent to this
connectmut, has om placed.
”a do: quarantine that will last
days because of the danci-
inf: cases or rabies in White
‘ find other sections oil
People who visit Peach
Rurdys reservoir and other
a county, will do well an-
circumstances to avoid taking
their: as nuinuzaled dogs
to capture and penalty. .
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__ screens window, door-slid
screen‘s lowest prices. Phone
St. John and Kcyssr.
m...)—
is to be a special service ,at:
t .
Are
“’ Schools
'- itliam Willow-all men
Whole Milk
CHEESE lb
Butter
East India Tea Co
WE GNE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
.Wiébng
SEE PAGE one, 1N
iCTORIAL REVIEW “
DR JUNE 9 ON SALE TODAY
3.,- full particulars regarding this contest.
‘71.: judges are Judge Ben. B.
This Contact Closes May 30th
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BOSTON POST ROAD.
westport Conn
l S Vice, a la Carte, noted fti‘
‘Stea s. Broilers and all Sea Foods in
jseason. Arrangements can be male
,, for banquets upon-short notice.
' ’lOrch-sstra Evenings. Darlene.
Roodner’s Block . MRs. M. LEVY.
WASHINGTON $73551; 7Tcicphone Cannections 98 Weatport.
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HIGH-CLASS.
MILLINERY
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§ NOTICE
125 Washington Street
i My Tire Prices at attrac i
'can save you money. Let 1n ow
- lyour requirements axe tire
Emlyou prefer and” wt ‘1: pie to
{quote mu. 1 have th Stock my d5
prices are right. I make a s alty A Co get-hat satisfies at a moderate
[of Ford Repairing. Make your old car
grain and ride like new. ltcasonah‘e
' Iricesp.
Austin 5 Garage,A
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
co;t Try it. 20 S and ii. Stamps with
each pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHINGTON ST
, PHONE 410..
for a
letter.
‘01- 'Phone 16222, w. ft. Austin. 11'
" Woodward Avenue.
l Bargains in Used Cars.
; 1913 Pullman Touring, a bargain for
i a quick buyér.
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ONO Thamer
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
Our
? KRYPTOK LENSES.
. The “near" lens is hidden in the
“distance"
you are. wearing double lenses.
so that no one knows
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We retain the exclusive services
of 0i‘l'l.lS’l‘S to examine eves. .
87 Atfantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
Lindsey, Hudsolllam' and "
of international rcputation.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
The engine that's dirty with
For Sale at
Dorlon House
(Groom-y Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
carbon is the unsatisfactory one
the right
amount of power, it knocks and.
if the carbon isn‘t removed, it
. ~—lt doesn't develop
‘ *‘Ymore wickets are situated in the same
1it. takes considerable skill to accurate-'
. ly knock a ball through a. wicket which I
is but l-ltjth of an inch larger.
‘her home. 105 South Main street.
”Enact avenue, is visiting her brother.
will be by tlrs’p'fistor. su‘b est. ‘
Donnelly’s Stationery and Book Store,
:6 South Main St.
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The regular meeting of the t‘hris- MANN JOSHEB OUR CONGRESS-
tlnn Industrial lfiague will be held ati MAN ON HIS PROCEDURE.
the First M. E. Church this ev.ening .
Connecticut sticklsr ‘for Formalltlu
Gets Rise Out of Republican Loader.
WASHlNG’l‘ON. «May 29r~Taklng
~. the parliamentary “sharps", of. the
. . ,. House of Representatives to task yea-
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MI“ Charlotte Grumman. 0‘ 51‘ tordsy. Representative Donovan was
[lashed by Representative Mann. 0!
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Mrs. J. H. Sloan. who has been vis
iting in Newark, N. J.. has returned toi
C.Grumman. in Philadelphia. Penn.
llllnols. Republican leader.
When various members were
Mrs Frank B Field and ““51"“ terruptlng Representative McCoy, of
Lillian. are visiting friends in North- New Jersey. IDonovan jumped up
W“- L. T-. where they will remain over T“here ought to he a proper way of
Memorial Dw- I . conducting matters here." he said.
' ‘Parliamentartans ought not to be
MI” Mary T‘onF, dud MI" Oldfield 4 allowed to interrupt gentlemen sped-ll
of the R. & G. 00.. will spend Memorzl
army with Miss Oldfield's brother
in Passalc, N. J.
obtaining that privilege. " \
Referring, to Repreentatlvo Gard-
ner. of Massachusetts, Donovan said:
"First great parliamentarian. as he
claims t3 .he. wilfully disoboyed the
rule. time and time again, and inter-
ruptcd the great lawyer from New
Miss Ruth Thames has launched her
new canoe recently purchased through,
Agent W. H Ferris. from the Old
Town Canoe Company
Mrs. Joseph W. Gorham. who has
been seriously ill at the Norwalk Hos
pitsi is improving and expects to be
removed to her home next week.
Building lnspector C. I. Finch has
investigated’tl‘ie complaint of J. A.
Gray of conditions existing at 5 Mor-
wlll score the cylinder walls, a
really very serious matter.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
oua OXYGEN to Order.
,, ““5“ John E. O’Sullivan,
of removing carbon does the Prop.
work BETTER than any other
way and-does the entire work in
less thin an hour. I ‘ '
flu .
Reuohable rates.
W A Hartford
Garage
pads! for free listing
'How To aux. Noun
ring. without addressing the chair and ,
E. A. STROUT; FAR! AGENCY,
41!..hflflafllliw roan: “a
Illdl Wit.
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
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Jersey, who is courteous enough to .TOOK OF 4
answer." ' , .
Just then Gardner called for the F t F T bl
regular order. which forced Donovan 4x, fa Inc a e
to take his seat. while Representative ES ‘
Mann remarked. "The gentleman ,
from Massachusetts ought to be glad _ 1 ,
the gentleman from Connecticut was I. the m 00:31....“ in no t" u er
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At tidllllllit GLUE
lifontinuui from i‘jrs: Page.)
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Minizs
OPEN
This Evening
till 10 o'clock
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Two stakes. 1 inch in diameter and
11,2 inches high, are situated we :1.
each end of the court just (leer of th '
boundary line, and at the center of the
width of the field. The \vi<ket.4. or
arches, are ten in number. The; are
arranged it: the following positions:
The first is six feet from the stake;
the second is six feet from the first on
a line extending through the middle
of the field. on either side of these is‘
a wicket ' feet. 9 inches front the
NOTiCE
Sealed lilds will be received at the
manner at the other end of the field. office of the (‘3012111155 oners ol the
in the center is a double wicket, 13, Third "l Ming 1):: trict urtil \ p.111.
inches long, set at right angles with a June. will, 1911, tor the grading, and
line drawn. from stake to stake :erection of a (‘ement '.‘111'b. on property
known as the l‘rianele Park" on
The wickets are 3/ /2 inches wide (lregn nry liaile‘a rd Specifications can
and the balls, resilient and unbreak gbe Seen A! the EIPitTiC Station.
able, are 3 1-4 inches in diameter. soz (Signed)
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
w. 11. saloon.
J. l). Carr.
L. J. Jones.-
Norton
erection of an
‘ wi1h complete
a
border. and one foot nearer the end or
’ithe. field than the second wicket Four
The
most popuiar inalleis used ‘are from
7 lo 8 inches in length and from 1 7-3
to :3 inches in diameter. They are
banded together with substantial bands
and one face is provided with soft rub?
her, for certain scientific stroke. l
Four persons play, two sets of part-
ncrs. and the colors of the halls used
are red. white. blue and black. The
idea is to start from the home stake
and drive your ball through,the ssries
01' wickets in the proper order. hit the
farther stake and return over the
and Proposals for the
Electric Light Station
equipment, will he re- .
ceived at the office of the Commisa,
sioners of the Third Taxing District. I
llids will close at 8 p. :n., .lune mm,
1914 Plans and specifications can be
seen at. the Electric Station. or at the
office of Joseph ll, lider. Consulting .
Engineer. :9 Broadway, New York.
course. A player makes a point when The i‘rmmiitee reserve the right to
his bail passes through a wicket or reject 3115' 0" all bids.
hits a stake, and he, continues playinga (Signed)
[so often as he makes a point. The 3" ll,‘i§11lffen,
:first one over the court wins. There: L. If]. (fillies
:are various ways that one player can‘ it. J: lilpsorl.
Eknock his adversan' s ball into diffi-"' A ”4 Paddock.
‘rult positions. but there are as many A" W. \\‘aidron.
iskllrul and wonderful ways of remov-
ling your ball front danger,‘ that it
1111akes the game. most intensely inter-
‘estlng and exciting A player strikes
his bail in a stooplng position, swing
log the mallet between his outstretch-
Qed legs.
K Roque is as fascinating as golf and
:us scientific as billiards. affording at
Ellie same time exercise of the most
éhealthful and invigorating kind. It
‘ trains the eye and the hand. cultivates
good judgment. coolness and patience. _~___________
jln all it is the most fascinating or __.- . ,
out-oidoor sports and has met with best firing-1:39??? £33225 (Knits ill:
the heartlest of app oval and gupmrgieose—cmup Has been 1sed with suc-
in cess in our family for oil, 'ht ears."-
“mm“ A“ Isr- L. Whit eam. auntie. NY}.
the best sport ever
lours very truly,
(Signed) F. M. THOMPSON.
The members of the mono commit-
tee are deserving of much credit for
\lntroduglng the game here, and the
more people become acquainted with
the game the louder will their praises
be sung. It's the greatest game ever
for both the “tired business man" and
the sport-loving youngster.
l,
‘{t hat ‘beet
it calls to no siren ous exertion, and ___,_
:is non-fatiguing. people of seventy Miss
LEATHER N '
years take as keen an interest and LA 08 NRTHDAY'
:E‘Igi‘gfsspo" as much- ” the young Largo Gathering of F risnda Celebrated
The National Rogue Association Anniversary.
meets every year at Norwich Over forty of Miss Eethel Leather-
Conn and the most proflnent men land's friends gathered at her home.
from all over the country make it a on Grandview avenue. last night. and
Ipoint to attend so great is their love fittingly (”“9”de her twenty- -flr8t
(5, the game lblrthday. The social program of such
The courts at the Country Club have ““3"“ was adhered to and the games
been fitted with electric lights. so that “d ““191" were 8’93“? “JOYEd- The
the game may be enjoyed in the even- ‘ “93“ later in the "9111118 88-! down
ing. which will prove to be a rare ‘0 an elaborate spread, d“T1118 which
treat indeed good fellowship was exchanged. After
The committee in charge of the refreshments, Miss leatherland was
game is composed of Chairman sum given a beautiful ivory toilet sot. Nel-
uel W ~Hoyt Jr“ Dr William L. Weed son W. Benedict. making an appropri-
and W E. Mathews. Chairman Hoyt “9 presentation ”99011
has been exceptionally fortunate in Those present “79’9-
securing two expert roquists to play M“ and 'MI'B- William Ahrens, Ml“-
on Memorial 'Day, and they will give and Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Joy
exhibition games. explain in detail 0911 Mil-“KID Mr. and MTB- George 0.
about it. and teach it to those desirous-Crosby. Mr and Mr: George '1' Rose.
of learning '1‘th are‘J‘mes C Kirk MT. and ‘MTS. Howard V. Worden. Mr.
gan avenue. Mr Gray said the water
from the roof of the house at 6 More ,
awake. ‘When I went to the ball
game, yesterday he was asleep."
STAMFORD, MAGEE
one time president of the National As-
sociation. of Philadelphia, Penn, and
and Mrs. Elbert Carver. Mr. and Mrs.
Jared Betta, Mr". and Mrs. George Law-
rence. Mr. and Mrs. \Henry Cornell.
! gait avenue, ran over on his property“?
' limo and Qiiinto‘ tandem. {to-partners.
, estate belonging to defendant.
' returnable More noun: Danton. Jus-
A um at,Donovan's ex-
., “,5: rd- Donovan asked it
there it been a ruling that members
can take the door without addresahtg
the chair, whereupon Mann made a
point of order that the gentleman
from Connecticut “cannot do that, at
though he is doing it."
doing damwe: The conditions are to '
he rétnedied.
-—Genuino "Trot Moo" shoes at
Coaneally & Bracken’s.
néputy Sheriff 1). Louis Ladrigan
has received papers of replsvin to be “The gentleman from Illinois, lead-
cbrought against Howard Merritt and or of the minority. always violates the
Olaf Amundsen to recover three one-l 3311” n rctorted Donovan. “more than
half trap drums, in the name of Court! any other member of this House. and
gheturnabie before the Town Court of
NOI‘WAII‘ 0“ 919 3l'dM‘de‘Y 0’5““ muchjs be under any circum-
".‘7""'" mice "
constable Samuel c. lirsland served 8 3
papers, in the name of Philip Costel-
ASBAU LTED H ER NEIGH BOR.
5‘34““ vinrenso “31°" and Realm: Mn. Henry Foster in Court on Gom-
logistic for attachment (11.3100 chars; _ plalnt of Mrs. MW Tanner.
tics of “‘0 PW”! “"3 3rd Monday in kindhsst. Mrs. illenry Foster mt
NWT“ N°- 53'1”- “-5- Th.“ ca" is no other member uses the personal .
pronoun (which the rules forbid) as'
'lelng vent to nor feeling toward I I
Mrs. Mary tanner, which is not '6! the \
270 lb
Rom, caocnar
Grocers and Proust-Ora.
Tel. 1362-8.
XORKr PERFECT
' scour ,
Also Repairs for All Rana. .
Jones & Hotshkiss
22 South Main at.
F. M. Thompson of Danbury, Conn.
Mr. Hoyt has received several letters MP and Mrs Henry Joyce, Mr. and
of regret from those who will be ans-.Mi's Ms L- 'B. Evans ‘Mrs. Alice M.
ble to attend, but who praise him very . ‘Uhle, 'MI‘S- Emma 'Muckrldge. Mrs. H.
highly for his initiative in' starting N Godfrey. Mrs W '8 Arnold Mrs.
roque Aime Mary lKonny,ers. I. H. Reed. John D.
The enthusiastic letthrs of accept-run“. Theodore soderland.N. W Ben
once from Mr. Kirk and Mr. Thomp— 'edict, M188 Ruth Ifiuden. M158 Pansy
Company . . , , ,
17 high as. " semis. IOld Domlfllml 14108
H I I Let as book you for one of these
Delightful Short Sea Trips
. $8.09 On. Way. $14.00 Round Trip.
‘ 80's Company’s Advertlssmmt on
_ Page 5.
HavaYou insured That. Nsw
Automobile?
J. M. Layton & (30., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance.
5Railroad Avenue,
5South Norwalk.
{' .'l’i1e Gotham Co. j.-
ft: AM”!- or. most 't'hlnsatn "
son follow: IDunlop. Miss Jennie Bates, Miss Ber-
’ Philadelphia, May 25 1914 itha Gandrup. Miss Anna Gsndrup. Miss
, Clara Leatherland, Miss Ethel Leath-
SAMUEL H0" JR" ‘,erland. Miss Alice Motherland and
'S°“th N°".V““" C09“ . 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Motherland.
i be” alts _
~Reforring to your letter to our fol-i BUCKINGHAM POST'S OBSERV-
i“Roqulst." ‘Mr.1Morlot I beg to say ANCE
that I am deeply in love.with the game , '
and welcome the opportunity to lend Grave,- in Various Cemeteries to So
any assistance that, i can to put in
motion a new club, especially one' Decorated T°"‘°-"°""
starting under such splendid leader! Followins is the Memorial Day pro-
ship and backing. it you desir'e it 1 2er of Buéklnsham Post.» No 12 0
think i can arrange to be wlth you A R..
next Saturday thine will form in front of Post
m~hd
Wishing you a splendid start off and rooms. on Wall street. at 11 o'clock;
June. at ‘10 o'clock.
- iy wielded a small. sawing table
hound inflicted a. has. on the ,’
(Instructional Church on
‘ after-poo; at 1: 30. This is
can wai- occurred yestsrda
at about 3 screen-1n the,
side of the noel: This mimics liki-
}BTAMFOBD MAN DIES 0F AUTO
" INJURIES. ‘
STAMFORD. May 29. «Coroner John
J‘. maniac. of Bridgeport. was expect ,
, rs today to hold an ,qu‘Q‘t‘ sail
the death of tA. D. Clark. of nuistou,
‘gL01a'rk died at a local hospital
continued success in your new field
labor and pleasure. I am.
Very truly yours, .
“ (Signed) JAB. C. KIRK.
Danbury, Conn. May 22, 1914.
8mm W. vHOY'i‘. JR,
South Not-walk. Conn:
’01 and march to St. Paul's churchyard. in
the following order:
Drum Corps
Memberdof the Post on foot
Disabled members in automobiles -
loo-nod by citizens - ‘ '
Flower wagons.
l
Q h f“; “on
studio-stowed: tlmv'hos
as. a result of injuries re-
a: 17. when his autonomic
.. by another driven“ by John
After the graves have been decorat-
ed at St. Paul's. committees win go
to Union; St. We and Riverside .
senator-ism and decorate graves. Then
'all will return to the Post rooms for
'lnnohsch. provided for the members or
swimming». )0. All
Dear Sir: a,
Ghd to 'know that near neighbors
are interested in roqus, and enough so‘
to hulld two courts. I am pleased to
accept your cordial invitation to visit
your hearts on Memorial Day as guest
orient-Club:
” mmhsrsuotmusstedtoboattho.
However. I regret that I am the _
' Wswmunbmmutiratmmmmmumtmwu .
art-insinuate flowers at 't: a
Norwalk Chronicler