AMIJW'.”
Iii you hear the lire Ahan
‘3“. ‘ " t ‘ u l
- - "rise mi 19111-- geetin'g of 0.1m Chap-
1:39. I. 8.. viii he held 1.0111le
‘ ' . : to, W Wood, of Stamford.
1!..* this will you. as you wlfineelve the degree of the order
k“"nmmh.elwelldhe /‘ _—
t Woe is the thing you need. Ad’udicetions in bankruptcy were
9 m. e um entered in the United States court
F yesterday against John Wainer o!
i d Bridgeport, James Kolpa of Water-
:gLTaYAOI' & GO! en bury end the ~Itinil‘nalhimack Company
of New Haven on petitions of credi
» COUTH NORWALK TRQST CO. tors. _
1* BUILDINQ. . .
1‘ I -7""’"°"" ‘ ‘ “3° , Frank andchild. oi South Main
5 street, at the meeting at the Cheshire
-' Cheese Club, which was held at the
3’ 1 home of Rev. R. G. Hartley. on Vi'csil
‘, . ' - street, last evening, gave a most in
1‘1““ i" " ' teresting description of the Iorigizlal'
..._ . » . Cheshire Cheese Inn, in London.
' ’7 . ' . . A meeting of the retail merchants of
.f.. W the city will be held in the parlors or
, A concrete driveway ls being laid the Mahackomo Hotel, Wednesday,
between the South Norwalk Trust May 26 8 p m anmnss of the even-
Co‘mimny and The Sentinel blocks in log will be: Reports from committees
Washington street, 11 “Dollar Day" campaign, orgsnfm-
tion of a Retail Merchants' Associa
tion.
"The public utilities commission has
approved the plans of 'lle t‘onnecti-I
c111 Company for a second track on?
the side of 111:. Indian River bridge in i
the town of Milford on the Bridge-
port-New Haven line. .
M. A. Cole. of Winfred street, report,
ed to the local police today that his
house on that street was vacant from
*1“ ‘ . during that time. there was stolen a
1‘ 1 . “Edie :me to seIed {\liedBurIglaIr, “:9 suit of green clothes, a revolver and
p y 0 e presen e e nes 113 mg” an electric flashlight.
at 8 o'clock in the Parish Hall bv
< ' eant Tl 1 th r1 11d i hve ti-
the 'rriniiv G. r. s 8 mm” ‘9“ e a s ‘ B
gating. lie will determine whether
Mrs. B. A fih‘c—IR'NI of (7111111111. Michael Yqutoaf, of Howard street,
a widely known suffrugist. will join who is out under ‘300 bonds. charged
the New England Woman's Press “'m‘ “"0 petty robberies, had any-
Association. of which she is a mem- thing to do “"11! tiie affair,
her, on its summer tour to the (‘111-1
7 ‘ s v v I
iform'a exposition, the Yellowstone “illlum (-unllble), employed by
_ . , the Borden Milk Company. sustained
Gland Canyon and Canadian -
Rockies :1 bad shaking up early this morning,
._ .. when he went lire the hole in Wall
The building inspector. this morning “”9911 opposite “9 Royal James inn.
isued the following permits: To H. 'He was going to work on his bicycle
(Nathan. to install plumbing in house ‘1‘ 2:30 0'01“" and although “‘9 dan-
owned by M. Joselot‘f, on Reservoir 89" SWt was marked with lanterns
avenue: to p. M. Cullen to wire for and beds watchman posted there.
Mr. Frohman, Perry avenue: Antone Grulnbley ’0‘!“ ““0 ll- ”9 “as
Lumberg. pen-y avenue and Martin pitched over the handle bars and land
f tMiklas. Gienbrook avenue- to Reed 35‘ ed rather heavily. Besides the Jolting,
‘ ' Volkto wire theIgrounds and booths "9 "909““ 39‘8"“ “Niches-
for :the Moose carnival.
'John E. Kennedy. of New l’ork city,
who has had charge of the cuisine of
the .St. James Hotel. in that city. or
which the brother of Neville .. Hayley,
of Norwalk. is mau'uger,. hasbeen
secured to take 'charge of the Rbton
! - ' . Chores L. .DeGr'asse, the machinist
who has been employed several years
-. by [the Connecticut Company, is still.
c‘ontlned to his home in Connecticut
1. avenue and his condition does not im-
)his head some time ligo. 11nd inflict-
stiches to close. It was thought that BIOCk Island and in “3 line ’3 an ex
this was his principal injur.y but la- :90” 0‘ no mean ability He will be
ter some brain trouble has developed a valuable addition to Roton Point.
' and his condition is causing his i'nm- ,thls city. Manager Hayley. 0‘ the PM“
, ily considerable concern
~_——
three reels ot Universpl and three
A program of unusual interest has reels of Paths moving pictures will he
been prepared by the committee in shown at the park’s “movie" house
charge of the lawn festival for Court during the season. Other 1111.6“?!th
Laurel :Club. The program will be car.I'and enjoyable surprises are in store
ried out as follows: Neopolltan Trio, f0? the patrons 0t this new play
in charge of Dominick Uhle; Miss ground .
Willa. Miller, soprano? Charles Stersl
ling, violinist, and Alice Splat: andExTENDS MUZZLE LAW
mugh Campbell, vocal soloists, Many“ TOWN OF FAIRFIELD.
booths are being. prepared for the fes- 1 (‘nttle Commissioner Jettry O.
tival which is held tonight at the home P11 elps Jr. has extended the time of
0‘ Mus W. H Ryan, on_ Fairileld ave'1tl1e muzzle. law for dogs in Fairfleld
““9 until July 2. Upon the finest of the
seleqtmen lof Windham, the quaran-
tine for dogs in that town will be re
' ' , 1
. SPECIAE SALE" . [tick-ed soon. The muzzle order in that
--FOR 'ONE WEEK— ' pl'n'ce went'into effect April 26. Towns
Sal Hepatica,,25¢ slze..._,........17c in which dogs are nowunder re-
sai Hepatlca. 50c size ............s4c stroint are: Plainfleld, Norwich, West-
Sal Hepatica, 91 size ............670!port, Bethe’l, Derby, Monroe, Bridge-
'port.‘ Newtown, Stamford, Trumbull,
Dnrien, Griswold. Voluntown and Nor-
walk. The time of quarantine in sev-
eral towns expires in June.
FOR
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Stillson-Powell , Commotion
.82 Washington Street.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
Kodaks, Commit Films, Plates,
‘Pdper, fete.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN:
-—Sentinel Want Ads. sell goods.
rent real estates and get situations.
"A Man’s Wile ;
candmakc or breék him’. Thoughtlcss, selfish, cx- \
' travagant—shc holds him back. Sensible and saving—
she is a true helpnIleet and inspiration to him, and if .
,Ihe doesn’t succeed, its his own fault.
Encol‘iragIc your wife. to. be thrifty by turning over
Ito her a“ liberal partI of your income and start-
log for her a savings account at the r
If:
.- .
Detective Sec ~
December first until May first. and l‘
Drove A heavy weight descended on i 1’0““ 033150 during the coming sum- ‘1
I -mer.1 Mr. Kennedy has been connect- .
3 ed a gas]: which required eighteen 9‘1 “'“h “‘9 New National House. 3'-
has completed negotiations wherebyh'
/
’two coachings.’
'io’nable boarding school for girls and
does for the charity box, _Jule
"from a tire.“ ’
WN.NM¢¢o»JQfi«Mw‘yowretac Mwwngw
.1.
Novothor nation e.,_oys such
progressive busines' facilities
as Western Union Day and
Night Letters. Conducting
correspondence by telegraph
has jumped American business
methods into world leadership.
THE WESTERN 1111011 TELEGRAPH co.
1
Fancy Maine Potatoes 16c pk
ewe
Sweet Sugar Corn
Early June Peas
7c
per
Can
3 ior 20c
East India Tea] Co.
Willem“
rwmesmun‘m:
IOAD'AV
lllNilili DEPARTMENT
Continued From First Page
wo‘rk' . and ‘ \Mrs.
much praise.
tion. The military precision with
which the orders were given and obey:
ed spoke well for the discipline of the
class. ,.
The play, dcted entirely by the girls,
was a great success and Mrs. Keep is
to be congratulated for it would hard-
ly seem possibleIthat so finished a.
product, could be obtained from only.
The sceneis a fast:-
the 'situatlons are due to'the desire or
'Jule to work her Way through instead
of gaining popularity because oi! her
father's money. rWhen Miss liabelle,
the head of the school, asks for sacri-
3
nothing to give unless she sends home.
which she won’t do.
boots"—-so-called because he wore
them the night he saved Claire Gray
He has since lost his
faith in womanhood because he
thought she had married a millionaire
for his money. When Miss Izabelle
.nizes thim.‘ for: she is; Claire Isabelle
'Gray” head ot'a'soliool, and not mar-
‘ ried The sketch finishes when Jule
and the‘ girls go to telegraph the uncle
to come for his boots! The girls all
carried their parts admirably and the
‘ 1 humorous touches were very well done.
The art class, under Mrs. Hanforo.
has done some wonderful wark and a
number: of table runnere‘ and bags
“were on exhibition, making eVel-yono
want to become a member of the
Junior department.
The rooms were a. profpsion of bean-
, ; titul flowers, on open tire burned -in
the grate, and altogether the brigutd
ness ,otthe rooms isnt...muolt to, the: oc-
casion. The power behindtthe throneotu;
this deportmont is was 1m r, _un
no words or praise Wisp u the
- oluh*%W for- that
DILS ANYTH 1 N G
'ClEhnsPnLiSHEs EVERYTHING"
PREVENTS R1151 EVERYWHERE
s...» WWW
materiel-idiot: all ammunition and out;
mafia“) 1560“»). fig“
S-IN'ONI Oll- COMPANY
1111113 1 31111151;
Chapman deserves ‘2
The physical culture work under .3
Miss "Bray of Hillside, should do much .I
to keep the girls in a healthy condi- "
She busily ne‘
cities to contribute her uncle’s "hero.
finds the boots in the box, she recot- .
. her .
I
'..‘
MW 3, 1’ H
; The Réed 81 Volk
' Eicc'triCal Co.
. ,nTho Only Fully Equlpped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
lnr‘tho Town
AUTO normal:
when. cacao so. mm It.
So. Nocmlk, Music Hall Block-I
"s.
.‘FWW 1PM
Pawnbrokers Sale
Thesubscriber hereby oflers and
proposes to sell all the property
pawned with him as represented by
the following 'ticketsz' Nos. 7661.
7672. 7676,7678, 7679. 7682, 7685. 7698.
7709,. 7710,7711, 7713, 7714, 7721, 7726,
7738. 7741. 7747. 7751,7765, 7775, 7789,
7795. 7797. 7801, 7819, 7820. 7827, 7834,
7838. 7839, 7844, 7846. 7849. 7850, 7851.
7870, 7872,7883. 7885, 7890,7893, 7901,
7903. 7905, 7993. 7909. 7916,7923. is:
sued respectively Oct. 1,w2, 3, 5, 6. 7,-
8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21. 22,. 24,
26, 2.7, 28, 29, 30. 31, 1914.1»7 South Nor-
walk, Conn., May 25,1915.
Joseph Rosentield
Pawnbroker. 40 Water Street.
wssreoar ’okurls'r DIES;
. SINCE. tAST Atleus'r.
lLL
Had Undergoho Three Operations For
Cancer at St. Vincent's Hospital,
_ > New York. .
Dr; J. H. NicArdle, a dentist, one of
died yesterday at His home after an
cancer: He ;was a member of the”
Holy. Name Society. connected with
the Church of the Assumption; and
was a communicant of thafchnrch. His
wife and three childrenrmurvive him;
‘NEW GARAGE QOMPLEITE‘D. '
Work on the new garage or G. .P,
White in the rear of the Booth Noe
W011!!!) block; in W lire"
About ’oolnpletod" Mr.- Mite 1M
lum- the Monmout- mute
Art: Print building.- enlarged, an anal!
P
s
I 5:30 p. m.
',' THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
The '1 Gorbadl Co.
of the best known men in Westport. ~
illness dating back- to last August. .
He was operated upon three times- at,
St. Vincent’shospttai,‘ New York, for ,. '
.u9._,
“Mink...
Lenses
do ‘W‘?’ entirely with those
two pairs of glasses. The pro-
vide {qr perfect far an near
vision withifit su estion of
advancing years 0 all ap-
pearances they are solid, sin-
gle-vision lenses without seam
or cement _Dur eye depart-
cnt is in charge of an
CULIST.
THAMER
Oculleu, Optometrists, Opticians.
87 Atlantic suture, Stamford, Ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. Est. 1897
. A: I "I V W;
, W ——T-_.
Insurance
‘1
Fire, Lite, Accidio‘hEEI-ts Glut,
Workmen'e Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
Notaries Publlc
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & (' 0.. Inc.
the. im‘?‘ C"
' Third of Life.
“ " T on Sleep
awake.
plating buying
I:
log, be
“CLEAN UP-I-RAINT UP."
Best Household Paint, Stains and
Varnish
10¢ A CAN.
Guaranteed Quality,
The Roller 5.10 & 25c Store
2832 do. Main 8t. ‘81:. Not-walk.
WV "73673?
Scale .
Beaupain & Saunders
ABBOIICUL’I‘URIS’I‘S.
‘l‘honc 25k” or 1218-5
SOUTH .NOIIV'UJK
I
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FAS‘I'I‘FIREIGHT LONE TO NEW
. * ‘ vomt. . . -
Freightboat leaves Pler 27 East
River, New Yorktfoot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, out p.‘
111. Fr'eight received at Norwuik up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
George F, .Eoote, General Agent
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
WE REFER YOU v.
TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.‘
is it not beautltui‘in its glistening
coat? Yes, and what's more, it will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints, oils, stuins,“vnrnlshes. enam-
els, etc.. are the best 'obtainsbie—
that's your protection! Phone us.
user nouwAth
I." 4“! a ll
10 near or,
. .111 '
. _ o. s. rue-tom:
isn‘w’ii‘i's'il's "
. t
nhrnqngilr'olrgI hem
002m. _
. , l I
Ill-SAL ESTATE INSURANCE ‘ .‘L'fl‘L‘U‘A‘N‘: us 8 prices.
.1 Railroad Ann, St». Nbrwalk —
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Sterling Furniture Co.
A Gas Range
Costs Less
1111111 :1 jCoal
Range.
For a great deal less price than
.- you would payI for a coal range,
you can get a gas range that will
do- more work and: do it’bettcr.
. Gas ranges . are ornamental fiend
well‘made. They can'be kept
clean much more 93in than a
coal range.
.--‘-The---
United Electric
Light 81 Water-
Company
For HMO-date service Get!
Fred H. dealing.
Funeral Director and Emulate:
Office and Residence
Telephone '04.,
.u to. Hellcat. lo. Nomlk.
,
Straw Hats.
Greatly ‘ Reduced a1
Louis Avrick
P. 0.13le
JUST Rscsiylioi
‘ 7A New Assortment o:
SUMMER DRESSES .
.31' $6th ' ' W}...
tlsdtlhidl 5150!!
but . ‘
new: to station
1] Therefore it pays to
treat yourself well when not
If you are contem-
are about to start out house-
sure to see our
0011: stock.
{I Brass beds, iron beds, beds
of choice woods, all of the
best quality for the prices
asked.
I] We bmush every other
room in the house too. Ask
storage.
110111 FUR zoo.
a new
-—_- 1 j
BUY
Hazclton
Goal
The B.Hershtield 81501111..
in Wit-tut or. i
_tet m,
“1'!" "it.“
{5 I119 3"
Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Elin-
botb Street.
Fur Storage
Reircshcd auditep air-
on at Sulnincr Prices
We insure your furs against
loss or injury.
Thelcost lS trifling—the relief
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than
camphorcd—they must be kept
in a suitably cold temperatdre.
Our own furs are stored in the
same way.
Furs that we store for you re- .
quire cleaning at regular inter;
v s.
We consider? this a part of
our services and we do it con. »
scientiously and scientifically.
In ‘fact when we repair or re- 1..
model furs during the summer
months we do not charge “Eff
Joseph camels Mar
852 FAIRFI-ELD 'AVE.,
. BRIDGERORT; CONN. '
lit“ You llave
Kill Jlillk
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