Harino, Automobile, Burglary, Liabil-'
lty. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, in,l
not we can write am kind of Insur-
luce ion may require. Call us on the
Phone No 1238.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO
BUiLDING.
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CHEESE lb
Delicious in Prints
CreameryBUtterNone better 3 00
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MlLLlNERY
Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON 8TB EET.
East India Tea Co
~T411871 125 Washington Street
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1lllr. and Mrs T I. italmond and.
William 'l‘.Ra,\n1ond, are spending a
g. 1 few days at Atlantic Cit).
Coats and dresses for the children
at lu'unk Jacoby' s. Prices will be'
found in the advertisement.
Mrs, W. W. Ralph returned to her
home in i’eekskill, N. Y., after visiting
friends in Woodward avenue. 5
George W. Smith, of Brooklyn, N.’
h'., was a visitor at the home of friends
on Quintard avenue over the holiday.
F. B. Field has been subpocued as a,
*511 witness in Hie Sprout case in Bridge—‘
pbrt today. Air. Field was an eye-wit-
ness of the accident.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles [hiiibortson
and daughter, of Stamford: were Dec-
oration l)ay visitors with their par—
eats, Mr. and Mrs. linrry Paxton,
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Mr and Mrs I. B llagenbacker and
daughter Helen, of Van Yor,k were
visitors at the home of Mr. and \irs.
Adolph W. Dreyiuss, Gibson Court.,
- over Saturday; 5
pm
A complaint has been rccei1 ed from
' Morris Vogel to the effect that boys
are destroying his fence, on Stuart
'avenue‘. The camplaiut will be in'vestl1
gated by the police. 1‘ 1‘1"
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5m.
A stated communication
1Wollliod1ge, No.108,l«‘. and A. 111.,
will be held tomorrow evening at 8.
{worked and refreshments of ice cream
and cake will be named. ‘
Word has been received here by the
. friends,..of1'i\iiss Lillian Welch, of the
high school faculty, that her mother,
gwho has been critically ill, Is not ex-
pected to survive. Miss Welch is at
her mother's bedside,
Springs, having left here the middlo'
1'0! last week.- ' 1 1
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The members or the ley Name So-
flow of St. Ladislaus' Hungarian
‘Catholic Church, held a picnic on Ro-
ton Hill’lSaturday. A splendid time
Was enjoyed by the members, while
timing and music helped increase the
pleasure of the day. The past rector,
out and enjoyed tho‘day's fun.
blew york, sailed the Mecca. to Har
Shields, First Mate George Tobey. Sec-
manly enjoyed the trip.
E. Jen
u lease 951‘: the Charles
street and Lows street, and have rent
sir residence, in Hillside street
Vvski’ddfig: South Nora alk.
b
'-
ivin 0 Brent, organist and choir-
port. is’to- be in
all: Gmirch beginning today,‘
"H 'ollard at We organ
){HO 1.’-.’ WI flWE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
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his prices.
“lord. the careful buyer an opportunity
;given 11p entirely to their large line
"yesterday from St. :lmdislsus’ Hungar-
5lio11' to design men's clothing to can
,this popular clothing and it will pay
of Old ‘
ooiock. The M. .11. degree 1111 be ‘
at Stafford 1
0y. Stephen F. Chernitzky, and the
present pastor, Rev. Csabo, were pres-
. W1 .
Commodore George F. «Halloway, of
em River, New York. yesterday. ‘Ho,
1111"“ accompanied by Captain Edward
onddlste George Dufault and Cook-
again Eddie 'Heyfrsn. The party im~
1'. and Mrs, (Hoflteit Mottram have
plugs property, at the corner of West ' ' '
The (trick H. Field. who has leased
Hit avenue property to Win
muster of Saint John’ a Church Bridge-
charge or the music;
do s. splendid reputaal 1.
sit as a (1.1111111111111111. H6 in!
I. Iimlllhpositibn with - -
comm chums at new 1“
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Read about the mouth- and sale at SOUTH NORWALK KNIGHTS OF 5quote 1ou
prices are right.
COLUMBUS CELEBRATE SEV-
A. D11 kerman and Son 3.
ENTH ANNIVERSARY.
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. llarold'Cox is advertising Coal
brick, lime and telnent. Better get 011 Friday eyening, June Elth South
Nolualk Council K. of C". will ob-5
senet the seventh auni1ersary of the;
Mrs. Fred Becker has retuined to organization of the couuc11 by 111 121-5
her home on 1.1111 oln a1enue, utter a dies night.
visit in Jersey City. 5 I21 .e til“blilii()fl will take plate in-
St. Joseph's school hall, and it prom-
“IS l-W'.‘ Keel 0f \9“ 5101190“ 15 a ises to be quite an enjo1able affair
guest 0f “155 Madeline \iagner 0" 139' William J Mulligan of Thompson
“911 avenue She will be here 1‘” ’3 ville who was relently elected state!
19“ days ' deput) supreme knight for the fifth
consecutive year, will be present and
make an address. A program of inn-5
steal and vocal numbers is being ar-
ranged, and refreshments and danc-
ing will be given special attention byi
the Knights, who are determined that :
'this event will be one of the most‘1
successful eVer gi1en by the (Wouncil
The grand knights and their ladies
from the unions councils in this dis
The large advertisement of the
treat A. & P, Tea Company will at-
to make the most of the purchasing
power of money. See prices in adv.
Dr. Charles 11‘. l3out1vell and Harold
Smitl1.weut to Cross River 011 Memor-
ial Day, on a fishing trip. For particu-
lars ’3 to ”3“"31 “5‘ interested trict have been invited to attend
parties. 5 --
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The I), M. Real Company adv. is; DANCING AT DORLON S.
Commencing Saturday. June 6th.
there will be dancing each evening
,: mm 8 to l2 o'clock at Dorlon' a Point.
'Tnis will be continued during the sea-
son. Feidler's full orchestra and cath-
edral chimes will furnish the music.
Admission to the pavilion will be ‘35
cents a person. Landlord O'Sullivan
states that the dancers will be well
' taken care of by a capable door man
50f refrigerators. The prospeclhc buv-
or should read It and note carefully
the prices, etc.
Bands of marriage were announced
inn Catholic Church between Stephen
Orrls. a popular employs of Lock-
wood’s «Mfg. Comnany. and Mary Yah-
bagy, of Spriugwood.
0,, will be allowed.
‘RATRONS
of the
South Norwalk Electric
WOrks
Lighting and Power Seivice
Please Take
NOTICE
On June 1st, 1914, and thereafter
until further notice. Electric
Light and Power Bills
Due the Board of Electrical
' 1 Commissioners ‘ '
Are to be Paid at
the South Norwalk Electric Works
Main O‘iiicei State St.
Hart, Scliaf-fuor and Man: kn
form to the latest fashions. Rogers
and Stevens handle a large line of'
to look their stock over.
if you pay by check you will avoid
dispiltés. The City National Bank In
vites your 111. counts, large or small.
White goods are ad1ertlsed by Tris-
tram and Hy alt, You will find a most
complete an. ck at this enterprising
5stora.
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Mrs, Henry Foster. of Main street,
who was arrested Thursday night for
assaulting Mrs. Mary Tanner with a 5
small sawing table was let go under
suspended sentence. The judge issued
in warning that a recurrence would re»
suit in “over the route sentence.
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1Cliftord R Hay,“ the young son of
Clifford Hayes of South Main street.
was taken suddenly ill with acute ap-
pendicitis, about. r2 o'cloek Saturday
5evenlug 'It was necessary to rush the
N k ‘l I h o 1 0' at m In!
my t° the ”w“ 11°” ‘3 w °' naANoH Connor. 10)! OFFICE,
he was operated on immediately. The W ATER DEPT. CITY HALL
operation was successtul. and the 'lad 5
Is doing splendidly.
The City Hall Office succeeds the
branch office gformeriy located in the
store of A, Leary & ()0
Carbon lamp mn‘ewals and fuses
may be obtained at the Main and
Branch Offices.
James Ireland. employed by Reed 85'!
‘Volk was hit yesterday afternoon by
an automobile in front of T. Sullivan' s
Victoria 11611131116111» Railroad ave-
hue, and Munroa street, M_.r Ireland
was riding his motorcycle up Monroe
street,.1ih5d the automobile was com-
lhg‘ “down the depot hill. The motor-
cycle was smashed to pibces and Mr.
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pavement. ’ ' ‘
soil races 1'3 111:. accommodation
For further details information;
etc, please read your electric service
bills ‘
Bond of Electrical Gom'rs. '
- Fred Hunksmeier,
..Thomas Robins.
Z.l’atrick F. ,Brophy.
, THE Psaml'rsroa room/5. '
The followingwpermits were issued 1, -.'1
bythe;building.inspoctor todayrt‘, 1 1
To Edwin S; Holley; to take apart, -5;¥_ . 1
andmovmhouse tor A. Buttery, from.
Wlltonto flhvormine avenue.» 1 3,
To automate 1111111111111 1.151111111- 7
dwelling house. I; rooms and 1111-1111: 5.
movements, m A. Kooks. on Fourth
street. mast nomads. to malts, 111111.
' .To John Monroe. in lusts}! 11111111111
in an house-bi Contractlir his,
hog.
rt.
'ager and that no disorderly dant'lug
A. Leary &5 Co. will also continu'e 'to 5
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NOTICE
My Tire Prices are .attractiv
can save you money t me
your requirements thé he 0
you prefer and I will be pleas o
l have the stock an y
Reasonable
Austin 3 Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
5501' 'Phone 1622-2 W. R. AuItln, 1‘:
Woodward Avenue.
Bargains In Used Cars.
1 i9131’ullmfiu Touring. 8 bargain for5ed which «rossed him.
aquick buyer.
The engine that's dirty with
carbon is the unsatisfactory one
——it doesn't develop the right
amount of pou'er,5i1 knocks and,
if the carbon isn‘t removed, it
will score the cylinder walls, a
really very serious matter.
OUR OXYGEN
PROCESS
of removing carbon does tho
work BETTER than any other
way and does monolith-e Work in
less than an bah!“
_ fibm
Reasonable ram.
W. A. Hanford
Garage
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"thrashing him,
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I make a specialty,
0‘ Ford Repairing Make your old 01! His name has been put in the 1ault'
,1.run and ride like new.
‘ prices.
the traffic ryles. Judge Lockwood rou-
sumed close to iiiteen minutes in
verbally on his ac—
tions which led to his subsequent ap-
pearance in court. He paid up and up-
an suggestion of the court secured a
__=5book of traffic rules issued by the
5city which he will stud) until he
5knov1s them by heart. The book prac
5tic.1ll1 (ost him $11. Other: get. the
for nothin
Jack Jo .m’ ,
from the lerg' ' NW ', Th; WV"
of a suspehw ee: 3% hand
from Greens Farms was also‘let/go.’
for safe keeping. ‘.\'0 one seems to be
able to traspose the iette: s of it so
5that they can be pronounced.
Antonit Dodis was hanlrd into lhe5
station last night 011 a charge at as
sault and breach ol‘ the peace. lie'
5was calling on two women friends inf
5Wate1 street 11 hen something happen-
He pagan to5
lcross counter, elk, until an- officer or
riv.ed He was released on his own
5recognisance for appearance this5
5morning, which he did not put in The}
5 police are looking for him. ' I '
P. S-Prosecutor Goldschmidt had
occasion to enter the vault and he:
lfound a solution to the name puzzle
land wins the contest. It is Joseph
Lobzinzski.
JUNE FETE 0N SATURDAV NEXT
AT HILLSIDE.
5 The pupils of the Hillside School.
have announced a June Fete to be,
given next Saturday, June 61h, both5
afternoon and evening. This affair is
lsimllnr in character to the Mm Fess-15
livai of last wear, in 11 hich a program5
of aesthetic dances was rendered. 5
The main feature of the program?
will be. in charge of the two dancing5
classes which bind been studvlng dur- l
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5 FOUR couar CASEESL ' " ' : ° '4 '
FIVe Culprits Appear Eaton: Juc' 1 1 . ' “
5 5.11 9 lounes . 5 Pretty
4 L°°““’°°°‘ Silk- Wai'ls
1 The upt0wn court uisposti of fl'Vc Gloves ’ 99 3
cases this morning. Frank Hunt, an 50 .., C ‘0
autoluobilist from New York state, 50.15C $199
was taxed 85 and costs for violating $100 '
Summer
DRESSES
li’ery Smart Dresses for Women. Ghil-
5dr5en and Juniors.
Prices Start at 99c; up to $25
June
White Sale
Muslin Underwear
Pretty Combinations at 99c, $1.49 81 $2
New Skirts for this Sale at $1. $149, $2
Corset Covers at 190,250, 39c, 49c, 59c
GoWns I at 49c, 79c, 99c to $2
Drawers at 19c, 25c, 49c
ing the winter with Mrs. Hubbeli and5
later with Mrs. Cuber. A Valse Bril
lante is especially charming as giv-
en by the older class. They have 111110115
a \‘Ightlngale Dance which is 1011.er ,
The effects will be especially beautiful 5 Supper in the Parish Hall
when seen against the green settingl
of tho Hillside lawn.
The tickets are being sold at illtyl
cents, the proceedil- going toward the
Maryviiie, Tennessee. illsldo girls'
and
held secretary, bliss Margaret Henry,,
speak last Friday afternoon, will un-
derstand why the entertainment is
being pushed with vigor and enthu-
siasm. Many tickets have already been
fsold by the girls of the dchool. They
may also be obtaihed at Glendenlng'sy
Nonvalk. or at Beers', in South Nor-5
wtlk.
Our
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today tanner
ACORN
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Jones & Hotchk‘iss
company
17 Wall St.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
lost Paper, Best Work, Int Prison
so NORTH MAIN STREET
I. NORWALK PHONE 907
.
Com 0 Inn
BOSTON pPOST ROAD.
Westport, Conn.
Service, a la Carte noted for
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangements can be made
for banquets upon short 11 ca 55
Orchestra Evenings.” . 5pancin'g.
MR8. M LEvV.
Telephone Connections, 98 We'stport.
Mgr-T“
DAVEY’S
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j‘f 1T he Gotham €0.55;
73am:- 50105 amt 1111111th 55
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30c Bl‘é’ d
A Coffee that satisfies at a moderate
cost. Try it. 20 S. and H. Stamps with
each pound. ~
ANDREW DAVEY
so wasumo'rou srl
. PHQNE 410. \-
"DANciNc
instruction
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. 1 Privatowf. instruction in
your hands or my studio .111
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Mrs. Weed, 651W!“ street, at 2:30.
Hearth Fire Girls, in the Parish Hall.
scholarship fund of Maryvllto College, “5 3. 1«13
01119" who heard Mnryvilles Mon--
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' W551: unredeemed sleaze:-
Large . Assortment, of ;
Gas Plates and . Gas
Ranges; Popular Prices '
Albert 1. "Gehebe'
Phone 106942. ,
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
Tuesday—~Girls Friendly Society.
Wednesday-Woman's Guild with
Thursday—Closing exercis es of the
5'0“
World“ Intangh “K
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Thousands of sales every-Rene prove tint
' methods. No advance fee required. Write
today for free listing bin in book
'How To Sam. You: Fanny. and {M
Breakfast, 25c. Dinner, 35:. E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
supper. 25:- I”47 w. 34:11 our-SH 11:15:11 11123:.
TUBSday 5 Dinner murmur. urchin Ilflonlnkl 5
.... Arthur Waldron
Irish Stew
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
Extra Fine Table
Butter
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ROYAL Gaocuav
.GrOcolzs and Frulterern
Tel. 1362-3. . 22 South Main St.
Chicken Croquettos
Mashed Potatoes
Squash
PUDDING
Cocoanut
Homemade Bread and Pies
Mansion House
C HASSIHN Prop.
35er Wash. St. 80. Mom "1.
TELEPHONE £01.
as West Washington St..
'South Norwaik.
'Prompt Delivery. '
See the values we are offering on
Straw Hats, Shoes and Clothing. We
have the new Olus Shirt and Union
Suit. Watch our window.
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
'(5 j W 5 )’ Thamer '
“ “Silver- Lake Ice.”
We. have extended our service to
South Norwalk in response to many
requests.‘
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices. We get and KEEP customers
by furnishing unequaled service at a
fair price.
it is true economy to deal with us.
Especial attention to family trade
THE élLVER LAKE lot-Loo. '
Ph°"°1°‘°' 22 Hoyt,8t-. U"°‘""' ocuusrs AND OPTIQIANS ,_
.1 “' oua “answer" svzohm
"11 mounrlua , ;_- 1
'lsmithou't alfauit. Does not mark
the tender-est skin and holds no
rigidly that the lenses are always
in focus.- - 5 5__
We retain OOULIBTS to examine
Pawnshop
Money loaned on trad“ at Value.
Norwalk Chronicler