2 mortgages of $15,600.
“week“ of April,
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Kline‘s
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1' PEANUT IRITTLE
‘ 1111x511 CANDY
cosnucomss .
osnov maker;
csnov cones
rnssu BAKED cocoa
our or: cores. TEA
cocoa on 11111.1(, 511
smowtcnes. a:
Lou‘s ”Elton,
51 WW
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Capt. Wing, formerly of the Y. M.
C. A., is in town, renewing acquaint-
aqpes. Mr. Wing is now with the
lobes Opera Co.~Stsmford Advo-
cote.
M
Mrs. Enlerett Boutwell ,of Armenia,
, and daughter, will enjoy a for days'
visit at the home of h’er 11011.,Dr.
Charles F. Boutwell, of Crescent Ter-
me.
" In Norwalk, last week, there were
eighteen sales of real “estate and
For the lost
1914, there were ten
‘errs of property, and mortgages
' of $21,220.
~The New Automobile Blue Book,
now on sale at Donnelly‘s Book store.
James Wakeiilaii‘and wife met their
‘dlugbter, Miss Frances. of Jersey
'-City ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
>Stephen Seymour, of Norwalk, Sun-
' day ‘ afternoon.--Lewisboro correspon.
dent, New Canaan Messenger-Leader
. A sink overflowing in the Unity
Club rooms, over the Woolworth Five
. and Ten Cent store, Saturday. caused
’ some little damage to merchandise on
, one of the Woolworth counters. The
sink was ,, clogged up and lover-
flowed- f; I; . ‘
M 1
Mrs. Velma ’I‘otii‘iqf Olijeu'street,
complained to the pollbe of Andrew
Yotcolvitch, a neighbor, striking with
a. leather strap, her younger brother,
’ Joseph Tecosh. The matter has been
referred to Prosecuting Attorney
‘ William A. Griffin, Jr., who will tztke
action if the case warrants it.
——~' ‘
Robert Oliver spoke, yesterday at
‘ noon, before the Men‘s Brothedhood
’ of the South Norwalk Congregational
- Church, on “Municipal Ownership vs.
, Private Ownership of Public Utili-
517‘.
7‘ one street.
:lie's.” Remarks were also ' enjoyed
atom Superintendent Alfred E. Win-
fiester. , 1,.
-—iBanner Homemade Bakery, 5 Mom
Conrad C. Price, son of Mr. and
‘4; llrsJHenry P. Price, is to accompany
', Governor James P. Fielder ‘and party
" 1!! New Jersey, next Saturday, on a
1 deco.
Hmoth's tour to the Panama- -‘i’aclfic
international Expedition at San Fran-
The~ party will leave New
-, ”York city on Saturday at 2 o‘clock
. m, _
3). m.
’ —-———-‘
7 Colfax Encampment, i: 0. 0. F. will
hold a regular meeting this 'evening.
John F. McMahon has completed a
‘ concrete walk and curb in front. of
and around the Elks home on South
Main street, and is now laying a walk
in front of Adam Schmidt's place of
Holiness in North Main street.
I“. ,. Highland Park in West street; is be-
“ an; out up 111w building lots. '
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W11. elm,
Wot-WI Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
' Notaries Public
Steamship Tickets
’1. M. Layton 81 (0.. Inc. .
REAL MATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad alive” 80. Nor-wall
Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Bucknam, of
Haviland street, are spending a month
at Livingston Manor, N. Y., and are
guests at the “Maple Villa.”
Pastor J. ‘C. Stephenson, D. D., of
Washington, I). 0., spoke yesterday
afternoon in Red Men's Hall on West
Washington street, under the sus-
pices of the Bible Students institute.
George W. Harris will return to his
duties as ticket agent of the N. Y.,
N. H. & Hartford Railroad tomorrow.
after an extended and much deserved
vacation.
A stereopticon entertainment, “Our
Navy," to be followed by a musical
program, is scheduled for this after-
noon in the Franklin Junior ngDh
school. under the direction of W.
Pollack.
The annual meeting of the W0-
man's Association of the South Nor.
walk Congregational Church, will be
held in the church parlors Wednes»
day, May 5, at." Mill-o’clock p. In.
There will. be olectio‘h of officers. A
large attendance is desired.
M
in special orders l nod from the
ofll‘ee of the adj11tanllg‘ekfnerel today
tho nominathp of Gaptpln Henry A:
Beebe, Company D second infantry.
is approved. and First Sergeant Wil-
liam H. Welch, Troop A, cavalry, is
appoklted second lieutenant with
rank from April I9, vice Maroney,
promoted.
Both South Norwalk and Norwalk
Councils were well represented at
meetings of the Knights of Colum-
bus in Bridgeport and. New Haven
yesterday. Supreme Grand Knight
James Flaherty was in attendance at
the New Haven meeting, and at.
Bridgeport, State Deputy William J.
Mulligan spoke.
A new master box has been in-
stalled ln the Hope Hose Company's
quarters. This time-saving device
vonience and trill increase the effi-
ciency of the first district depart~
ment. The box will be fully equipped
and ready for use this week. ‘
-.-—Get you meshb'ag-repalred and re-
plated at Brand's, Washington St.,.
The local Woolworth 5 and 10 cent
store was clold Saturday evening,"
from 8 to 9, in respect to the late
Carson (I. Peck, who died on Thurs-
day in New York. Mr. Peck was one
of the company's leading managers.
Between 8 and 9 Saturday evening
is considered the busiest time for the
Woolworth stores.
Go'veinor Holcomb has appointed
Frank C. Bushnell and William A.
Wright, of New Haven, members of
‘ the board of harbm commissioners
for New Havel;t harbor, the farmer
from June 1.1915, and the latter
from July 1 ‘1915. Lewis H. War-
.1."
way to pay taxes
Payweeflyormnlhly
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he and“ mm «7
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«. . Storage
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1’ net and Frederick N. Baker, both of
; New Haven. have been appointed to
serve for the remainder of a term
ending July 1, 1919.
will be found to be a wonderful eon— 1
yard Manure.
RAYMOND
Fz
Sheep fissure, Superphosphate, Potato Manure,” Ground
Bone, Agricultural Lime; Land Plaster, Nitrgt,‘
BROTHERS
‘ waiting for.
The A. I. An gevine 81 Son Cd.
134—136 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Just what mother has been.
Saves so {much w ,
much more sander; than
Will fit on any tolletl‘i‘ ‘
Childrens’ Dresses
ISmall ChiIdren’s Dresses in
pink and blue checked ging-
hams .......... .25¢
White Linon Dresses with
collars, cuffs and belts of con-
itrasting material, while
waists and blue skirts, with
collars and cuffs to match and
assorted plaids . ..... 50c
-i
Striped gmghams With white.
pique collars and cuffs $1.0o
Boys’ llllver Twist Subs
500 to $1.00
lnfants’ Long White Dresses,
lace and embroidery trim—
med 50cto$n.00
Infants’ and Children's White
"Dresses, (laintily trimmed
with Val. lace and embroid—
Hymn” soc to$i50
New line of- Infants’ Bonnet:
n embroidered lawn,- trim-
med with lace and ribbon
use to $1.00
tact
Children' 3 Hats in embroider-
ed lawn, pique, crepe, voile
and dotted swiss . . soc—$1.00
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J. l. Mallellea
;; The Reed 81 Volk
" Electrical Co.
ThrOnly-Eally‘ snutppeu .
ELECTRICAL SHOP
. In the Town
AUTO summed ..
Phone ans—~50 80. Main 8:2,, j'
8 Norwalk Muole Hall Block. ;'
THE PLACE TO BUY COT-
TAGE SUPPLIES AND
“HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
2832» 311. Main 83‘. , Bo. Norwalk.
House Clealung Sale
_ of '
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES
SKIR’T-S AND WA'ISI'S
- coming Sumner Merchan
. disso. _
Sand H. Stamps Given;
11 nutmeg.
4% Square Feet.
4 south Main Street.
it you are seeking, storage room ,
‘ or Family Group
The Roller 5.10 8 25eSlort‘
were using a gas range,
”could have balling water in a few -
About a Picture of Your Him ,
- 1 River. New; lion Hoot at Gather-ins
31.1. «and». m swarms D
11' W mama-1113
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Fur Storage
Refreshed and Repair-
ed at Summer Prices
We insure your furs, against
loss or injury.
_ The cost is trifling—1411c relief
from worry and care is great. .
Your furs must be more than
camphorcd-thcy must be kept
in a suitably cold temperature.
Our own furs are stored in the
same way.
1'
Iurs that we store for you re-
quire cleaning at regular inter-
evals.
We consider this a part of
sciéntiously and scmuilfically.
In fact when we repair- or rc«
model furs during the summer
months we do not charge for
storage
[110111; 11111 (:0.
Joseph Daniels Mgr,
252 FAIRFIELD AVE,
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Heat
In case of sudden
when your Coal fire is fixed for
the night, could you have boiling
water in a few minutes? Why
’ If you
you
could even warm water.
minutes. .,
Isnt this a. convene
lento? 1 ‘ '
1
_ ____ hem
‘ To make room for the new in. -
United Electric
Light 8; Water
Com y
‘ EAST rumour Lmsro‘ new ;
-*
Freight but intensifier 1'! East
5
'ceptiom' ly niccgoods. '
. taxes if requested to do so.
our services and we do it con-
sickness,
your patient might die before you 1
_, 3 Boron St. w E. Homalk, Conn.
this sale.
We keep a-closc eye on 'the'
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
All our patrons are sure of ex-
GHIOTTO‘81 KUBAN
FREE DELIVER r
w-rrH OUR=ADVERTISER‘S. ,
Points for Sentinel Holders to Con-
oider When Out Shoppinfl.
New Pictorial Fashion Book just
nelly's Book Store.
New and interesting assortments or
spring and summer merchandise are
offered tomorrow at the N. E. Ryan
Cola store at remarkably low prices.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
is now enrolling members in the Tax
Savings Club. The weekly or ”month-
ly payment plan provides an easy way
to get together your money when the
tarblll comes due. The Trust‘Com-
pony will attend to the payment of
I HAVE FOUN it‘s-E REASON
wnv
Harris 81 Guns.
always send good‘clcan coal. I
called on them and saw their new
coal pocket. It is impossible to
get any but good clean coal from
this pocket. ‘
Go and See for Yourself:
._..-....
.L'iIdies Spring
, Coats
$5.98 to $15.98.
1 Jsoonrs
out. best number ever published. Don- .
mintzs
MAY CLEARANQE SALE
, POSITIVELY NEVER
have there been such bargains offered as at this big
sale lliai opened Saturday. .
~- The great chance for you to save money if you ’aiiend
Store open this Wing
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Hill
Spring Floor Coverings
GOTO
A. DICKERMAN and SON
'1-.~. ., -1- a '1', v,.unv,
Phone 446.
soles.
Tripletoe ' Silk Hosiery
For women. is justly popular with (lescriminating buyers.
We have them in black, white, and all the latest shades.
The ,New Pumps and Oxfords
for Women
Include some of the dainticst models we have over shown.
We have them in gun metal, 111ahogany or patent leather. .
With the new low heels and the new white ivory I
leather
CONNEAIL’Y & BRACKEN.
South Norwolk.
The A. l. Callins Co.
Funeral Directors »and Embalncrs
Complete [louse Furnishers
12-18 No. thin Si. Telefihone 747. So. Norwalk,.Conn.‘
Whether you are
a new one.
than your Refrigerator.
Our line of Refrigerators
Sanitary Refrigerators"
A 2Modern Home Necessity
enjoying the old home or are to build
No feature demands more careful consideration
circulation of cold, dry 2111', and the whole interior can
casdy be kept sweet, clean and sanitary.
Prioes range from $4.95 to $35.00
“A. J. Collins Company ,
are sanitary, insure perfect
Connecticut-
All Kind of
River Shad
Caught This A. 11.
Fresh Salt and Canned Fish
Cuibill’s Bridge Market
71 North Mam Street .
Fresh Fish *
a.”
-—-—- Special '
Red 03k Coal
$6 50 for cash
Lelngh $6. 35 for cash
' l‘heWmsillh'onCo,...
Spec a1
Melts pants
$2 50 Value
$1 98
.1
‘ A Oil. homo-Seltzer. Chtlcura soap and.
linkers Food at; 811111011 113 Powell
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
' - e
951.1. for Sentinel "Reader: tot can.
2 side:- when out snappink.
gain low prices if you trade at. Andrew
pavey's: ‘ ’Re‘ad the 1 adv. to‘r this
week’s specials. ‘ . ’ " "
All money. deposited in théi Sduth
Norwalk Savings bank on or before
.the 6th of May will draw interest from
May 1st Bank opens this evening on-
til eight o'clock.-
Connecticut: river shad caught; this
morning, at "Outblll’o. ,
it you want '- picture of your home
or a family group see mom, the pro-
'tographer, 4; South Main street. ‘
.,, Do you- know why 41mm ll: Gena
. sell absolutely clean coal? It's all on
- account or the pocket; See odvz
Low prices this week on Cod (Liver
Lou will 1151; sacrifice quality to.
sented by tickets issued during Slop I
tember.
Spring derbies ready for your iii-T
“spection and subsfiiuently your spy
prevail at Rogers, & Stevens.
TODAY 1111“ WALL STREET
NEW YORK, May 3 {Wall Street
13:36 a. m.)--Lo‘telt Wat news in its:
possible relation to this country fol-1n
ed the basis of general Selling MOVE?
ments at the opening of today’s mar
lief.
Instead of the wide gains? “1!“an
s
we...
have been the chief characteristic of,
each new week. there were losses of 2‘
to 5 points, Mainly 111 murmur aim! "
» Industrial shares. Winnebago fell”
51-! to 98%, Bethlehem steel and..-
General Electric 3. and other war
specialties as wall is motors. who
as 11inch. Copper yielded more 111 _
oratoly. Canadian Pacific was ill
weakest unread issue. foul-1111s 11113:»
1.11:. 0119 point? dentin-sin
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