..
- .mnking for the horn. .. .
. . ,"8
W containing a sum of money “I and the smelters} as“; I'e‘arl! all of the
'.' :mrunaway home of Cannabis 6,1.- Slim»
’ .' .3533“ fully' under way when Mr increase of mbre their 800 men were .
' opening
!!io mice fist-loo 98's,!
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LEE. .SQHTH NQRWALK EVENINd SENTINEL
SUMMEK
Underwear
For Gents, Ladies and Children
Ladies“ Swiss Ribbed and Shop
ed at ...... 10c. 12 1-2c and 25:
['nion Suits ... 25c, 35c and 50c
chrs‘ liaibriggan Underwear
.25; and 500
E. K. Banks
N Km: dali
CataIOg
NOW READY
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery stare.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
Mahackemo Hotel BIOck, So. Nocwaik.
Arnold‘s Foundry bias shut down for
today and‘ will reopén Monday. '
'A\-\‘ S‘l ,
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Summer Necessities
Si ANDARD PERrEcTioN
COOK srovss '
No. 1 burner . . .
No. 2 burner . . '
No. 3 burner . .
Porch Chairs 7 .
Porch Hammocks
Porch Screens '. .
Refrigerators
Screen Doors . . . . 79c‘up
3" Window Screens .4. . 19c up
The Largest and "lost (‘oniplete line in The Norwalks. .
Quzilitv the Highest, Prices the Lowest
A. J Collins 8‘; Go
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nun/1— -1- Uli,’ ti, via-11'. oi.
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'1 '7 v. .
"$4.25
$5.75
$7.98
. 750 up
$3.98 up
75c up
$4.98 up ~
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PONY VOTES
givenwith our special 15c box of'
Writing Pd'ber on Monday, June 1st. i
D 0 N N E L I Y ’8!
STATIONERY AND Br. K STORE
15 SOUTH mam} TREET.
CDr. )iallery
about teeth and income.
die adv
Miss )izirgiret H_. l.,ane of (rescent‘
ThiraCe, was in llridge‘poit, \esteida):
arternoon. ~
0 . .___.___
in J Moore has acreptcd a pasition
at Arnold's Foundry lie will com-
nience' his new duties on Monday.
has comelbing to say:
letter read
, i m -
——Pay taxes Monday and save inter-
Fertilizers
; Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriatc of Potash."Nitratc of
S°da' ' T . , - NORWALK HOSPITAL TODAY
RAYMOND; BROTHERS . .
Willi RAISE $60,000
{'4 "
which has already given much time
and trouble to the. preliminary work.
There is the chairman, ,
Swartz. a man who stands high in the
est. i*Oiffi‘ce City Hall open until 9 p iii.
' .—————--— i.
Wirecasino at lloton Point Point is
w.-.open. Reservations for large or
I all parties may be made by 'pbone.
.Closed All Day
Today ;
John Friend. Jr. and James Reilly'
regard of» alelio know him. Promi-
“on“... WllHlllilllHl [ills
NORWALK. ‘ il l oiling figure in the community.
p.40": 43! Busy BUSinESS M3" on N 9 Com' .‘rtliiir C. W hecler, vice-cliaii‘ina'i,
miuefi AFB vaing Their Tm” iiianagtr of the. \‘aiitlerlioef (‘0., who
‘ makes straw hats. ', if you call Mr.
ioflllle New Hospilal ' Wheeler, during business hours. it's
ten (iifllHCS to one that the girl in tho
(5. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Opti C'a'l Line
ate in \ew Yoigk today witnessing the ' r ' MJVBm )m
New Yorinand Philadelphia “VENOM. E ' ' " office will hate to tell "
. . . )ou that Mr.
baseliiill gainer ‘ r ' H‘ Eyes xa {F‘tne'd Free_ " Wheeler is out in the factory.”
w .» .gwu m». it VL That the our of Noniullt. “iii: the 'I‘liomasl Raymond, secretwemem.
(Arthur Wheeler otvii'oston is spend
5 the holiday and week end with his
cum. Mr. rand Mrs. Art. iur C. E‘
Wheeler; of» Arch- street, First Die-3 .
triee- T.
. l
. hight chnllton has returned to his
hs'me in Brooklyn, after having spent
t '1') weeks in Norwaik visiting with
’ aunt. Mrs. John Buckley. of Frank-
‘ avenue . ,
l. - 0 3the adv.
"v—Pan-American straws. O'Brien's 3
. ' ' .-— ‘ I The directors of the Chamber or
bwing to the unfinished ) condi Commerce met last night and trans-
tion of the new vault of the leoples acted routine business
artist Company the date of opening . _ .
e institution has been deferred for UTAH BREAKS RECORD.
I; dew days. Notice will be given. as; - .
if. the date of opening early in the
98k
7 E lion Tom of cm Mined in 1913.
{Thomas 8 Murray, the- popular let The production of coal in Utah in
wicaffler was t.ken hon]. In an au- ,1913 was 325‘,st abortions. with a
lle.'l‘burs'dny afternoon, eitbaust- vulue at the mines or :5 384127, ac-
' 33y the heat. Ho' was on his route cording to E. w. Packet. of the United
lien he mellowed.- Yesterday morn- States Geological Survey. in 1912. for
the attempted to work but found the first time. Utah‘s coal production
‘ 'it was impossible. Toda‘y he left exceeded 9 000 .000 tons, the output in
his lwiie for Pine Bush Ulster talit year a daunting to 3,016 149 short
ty; N.- E, where he will stay for tons, in. ued at $8,040,451, a gain of
' \v’eeks inSan atom to negain hi: more than him o' million tons and or
“fungi health. ' .nearly .3800 000 over 1m. Nearly a
_ .quarter or a million tons more was
.diarn Lowo.- the “oil-knewn former mined in 1913. with e' further increase
pointed singer” proved himself in value of $337,676. In 1912 the in-
' 'al to an emergency last night dustry suffered i’rormfi scarcity of la~
t 10: 30 o'clock when he jumped bor due to the exodue'orroreixn miners
: Washington street a stopped to, the scene 0! w iii the Balkan
but the reidrk‘i re:- 1913 indi-
The steed mid cute. 3 plentiful supply! or labor. as an
er s adv.
l
”nu-—
More Than Three and 'a Quarter. Mll-
hr ‘3
" a“.
_..—.—.
s headed west
Read about the Regal siioes'm iteei- . 1.
Ladies sport slices at Glover's Des- :-
cription and prices will be torind in!‘
888 Miles of Travel-«iu—All Water
'steamer to Norfolk Va., inc uding supper, stoteoo
v «.1 ~v r m
- - . said of the neighboring towns ‘cun rinse be! of the Oldiesiablish'dd'i'i’ii‘nm Ray.-
slat') thousand dollars or more (doiit mond Broe., commission merdhants.
forget that closing clause) for the pur- contractors and goodness knows what
pose of building a new hospital, anelse besides. \nybody that knows
eight coillsecutlvc days, has not Only .\lr. Rayltlchld knows that the place
been doubted. but ridiculed in certain to find him am working day. is in the
of our citl'zens, who may cliarltnblv be office, out on the dock down at the
classed as "consenatlvfe' eleiators or some other point on their
That the present structure, valuable big plant. '
as it is, should be replaced with a David H. Miller. Jr., treasurer. Ask
modern, fireproof structure. is con- him it he lives at 31 Eliiiwood avenue.
We Rent Automobiles
The roads for mlles.around are rapidly getting in prime condititirn
. «and there iii tic-greater pleasure than aspin through the country. when
' . .,
when the first signs of eprlng are showing.
Our rates are very reasonable. and our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful men. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention
OSCAR H hANKS
Distributor for Fairfield County. ~ rlmm Street. lei-walk; Conn. .
community knows that as the city sleeps there. but day times be is sell-
3ngws. and more and more people rea- lug wire for the Gilbert & Benuet .llfs
[he that the facilities of the modern Co.
hhpital are far superior to that in Charles F 'l‘riatrami—plain chair
evlpn the best of homes. the need of man of allied towns 'co'mmittee. and
such a building is imperative. but one of its hardest and most consistent
'many there are why say “Raise sixty workers. Member of the firm of Tris-
thousand dollars or more in eight tram & Hyatt, "Norwalk‘s
days?" it can’t be done Dry Goods Store." Alvmys in evidence
A vacatibn for EverYbOd Q YE" But it iss:oci‘i'i°g“toc::rd::i:, and what 3112128933220“ or help the lriimlilest
Few Days’ Trip 818
‘13 more, it is going to be done in just clerk.
i eight consecutiye days It you doubt John T. Hayes-éeverybddy knows
it. run your eye over the names o! the- that in the twenty years he ran a
solid citi'nens who are working. day news and stationery store. he was the
New York to Old Point Comfort Va. incldding nie'i'ile' and stateroom and night» 7°” "‘6 furthering 0‘ “h“ “’3‘ "m“ “‘- in the ”0'1““ and "‘9
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence via flames River is recosnm’dv not only as a “'0!th last man out at night. Now that lie is
Nigh’: Lire steamer to Richmond, Va. including s'i‘pper, stateroom berth, cause, but see positive necessity The sticking to riéal estate and steamship
and res fast the tollowinxmornlng; noonday ditndi‘ton'xt Hotel Jefferson. m orl at them are bus businese‘ti ket .7119“ u“ as bus
Richmond qrmurpby. inR mend; leave Richmond' same lvenin; vim, iii 0' .. y c s . j y
00“! ber Mend breakfas men.. with responsibilities requiring
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Nor all: on sb‘p; leave Noflomttheir constant attention. but who re- most respected or the local medical
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p.-in.‘iior New York, includ 11; meals ”and cognlzinz the imperative need of a new fraternity—a life director 01 the Nor-
stateroom -.berth arriving New.York rollowing afternoon about 4 p. in. hospital for \orwalk .have consented walk Hospital Board. and a man en
S'teainert 38“ 9"“! week d” “3 FRI-'1 “Of“. 1519!" 25:7“- 1‘- -. New York, to work without pay.:and at their own gazed in the activanpractice of his
foot of N Moore street. personal inconvenience. tor the com- chosen profess)on..
' .; Send tor illustrated pamphlet. Tour Deplrtmont: . x
Christian "
nent in political nndbusiness life, and.
ceded. Every thinking member of the and he will be very apt to say that ho
Leading '
ready to answer qucs»‘_
" with the energy of one of his. pet idy
Dr. James Gc‘vGrezory—ono of the.
the South ‘.\'or\vnlli ’l‘riist (Tois build-
ing some day wand just watch Hoyt. .
H. .l. Hipsou—liipsou gets up at
live a. ll]. iiioits the lawn then goes
;out on ii: i road and sells groceries all
day, comes home beiore supper chit
sails around in his boat for studioure
After supper, he probably attends sir
meeting o: the L‘ityflouncil, oi which
lit- is a member. They always last un-
til midnight, and then he don‘tiiaveiit
thing to do uiitll next rimming. » or
‘ Dr. Henry C. Shearer—a Justly popm
ular physician. member of the Medfil
cal Board ot' the Norwnlk ‘
and has a large practice: T " rte,
Henry l’. l'i‘itegt‘hshier ol' the Now
tionnl Bank of Norwalk, Milele he will'
always be found during business bonus".
—tiikes an active interest in local air:
fairs and all plans for civic better-
ineiit.. ' ‘ ' :-
-.\liiier ll. Randall—President otthogz
big and busy ‘Hllbbeil, Hall or Randaliv
Cor-actively engaged in selling 1mm“
her, with a host of outside intercom.
llr. William J. Tracey—everybody
that knows ‘Dr. Tracey knows that
there is no hour of the day or niche.
that he will not- hasten to ielleve sot}.
i'.ering As a director and as a mem-
ber of the Medical Board of Norwalis
’Hospitai he has prmen his sincere iii-a; ’
terest in that institution.
tendent oi the South qunalk Electricr
\\ orks. and thoroughly impregnated
mas. He Just can 't_ help working, an
is always ready '_.to further any publio‘, ~
improvement ,_
'Dr Jean Dumortlerja memo .
the Norwnlk Hospital Medical '8on
m;
and justly famotis for his skill as;
surgeon.
l These biiet sketches will prove that?“ .
every mention 9; the exrcuthp boa
is not only a representative citizen,a
well fitted. tor. the big task undertakeh
but a very, day men. who 8'60qu re-
ceive all credit and the li'earti'cst su
poit of e'v ery good citizen; toi- the' d
nation of his time and talents in wéri't .
who“ nope-roe ‘ami wu- evidently employed in ms coal mines, compared
'with the preceding yoga.“ ,
w...— The increased production 3 ap-
Kelly 3. no or fourteen new to have been 663' omdiiallir to
owe! round 3 activity among the metilllteroiis mines
17-,“
. of the Hahackemo Hdtel. in: increased produc‘uon' 'v‘i‘is in the om
“He" ”hurried “immediatelyw wilt! 0‘ 9°“ WNW intoveoke, this ite'm'
tidied iiio alone indicators a midi of 25.551 short;
' stone out of atom lamina ot- 238'. 679 ;
Mil ; are in‘poor. circumstance 'T .
. W for his Nearly W‘mmt. t
honesty in" mortise Roadie u be pretends“. Mi 4 ..
on more: to six-‘30 ' 4.
_'tdzm1h his ‘m M mm chum Modesty
‘ noted . will; 4 ,, .
the total conl
claim that reunite,“ the disastrous. the weather bureau at Wallace. show
forest fires in nprtpgm 3:1on in 1910 that the precipitation for the years
SUMMER DRESSES
hi the latest shades and the wows 'most' {amenable
designs, ...........,_..‘................'.... $149 up
Wash Skirts v:
In ratine linen, groper etc, long and short tomes, also,
' ' ' 102511.?
ed flow from. g watershed than burned for the region. This seems to demon-
over. which furnishes the water supp}, strate to the townspeople that the un-
area_ .9: 3119”!!th «two thousand the destruction or the fprest cover of
acres, and pang fmngiy well timbers the watershed, and not to any change
q: with ”Qt!!- (”may“) goo ital!“ old' in. climate or precipitation
These W9” alflflfikfwflslli destroyedé' In view or the situation. the forest
by. the fires of Emerson this water- service has undertaken to rotor-est the
shed. the city' ge‘tsdts supply not duly- denuded watershed Some planting
for domestic' purposes.“
the development of electricity for iy all of. the watershed .ivhich iii in-
c'leonuaesnevutw
are being made ‘Y‘mt in the chanz- since the fire has been about normal
it! the em, Thmbu’in included an evenness all/{fie flow must be due to:
' mon 800d ~ Charles E. Hoytnanybody that has
An Excellent Executive Commitm- ' the idea that Charley Hoyt does. not ing for tire ‘Hosp'ital fund or six?
0 L D 4D O M 'I N I O INE 1 Take the‘ executive} committee,- work for a living. should-saunter into. thousand drillers. 9?,“101‘9- I”, . X . .
w.L wooonow Traffic Manager .i a. BROWN. canyon. Agent :.___' “ ' ‘ New)” .
','- ' ' ~' = ' \ '4- . FOBEST FIBEIS NFECT ISTREAM~ year in developing power from steam rooms or fire stream in 6311de ‘
‘ . . . .. T. . » ‘ a - . m “,3 and to use a considerable part or this. with the records or préclpitotidu,4‘-'
‘ ' " ' ' . ‘ ' i Residents of ““15qu [@110me power in pumping water. Records 0! determine jiist what relation ~ eaist'h‘
and what redults will follow reverend
tlon. "3 ' "
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. LARGE CHROMlc lRoN 0R
POSITS IN CALIFORNIA:
Depogts of chromic iron ore
in Maryland and the adjacentporfl 3.
of Pennsymlm. in- North Gm "
and in Wyoming, but the only. _dfi
but also for has oiroady been done. and eventual- ,'
the demand for the ore. ‘
Value warranted exploitation.
. Wallable deposits. With “511
' ' it. “'8 lowest ' some. evxikhim
ill-.1 have! lonely exceed the loud ,
9 thousand ‘ thetqgou m m'icgmiwugu rggfimtrsctory material in o. do'id
'. thegpenert
M91?» ow:
teams as for East art. the
A. E. Winchester—General Superinv,
71"
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