5. M my; 3 .97?“ "flat 4r} - - ‘
a ‘ courts df"Bflfl£W wane as»;
A WAR
1 tending the sensions
..._._.'__....
l Frederick G Greenwood, clerk in
5the South Kuwait Trust Company.
ibis home on Winfield street with ill-'
guess.
3 you hem losses would be freed,
9 [lumen is the thing you need.
"Fin a warning.
Taylor 8. Golden
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Sumatran,
~—Umbreilas and Mourning Bands.
O'Brien's.
[YounglPeopies Society was held last
night in St. Peters church, on Cedau
1230 l
street.
1 "when.
Blll NEWS
MW , 1
Nominations of officers were made, ( Attorneys John Keogh. JOSEPH J- '
13.8; night, at the meeting of Uncas Linxweiiei and William A Griffin this
, Tribe. No. 26, l. O. R M. Delegates afternoon are. attending a hearing be
.- to the state convention also were nam fore Referee in Bankruptcy J01!“ W-
ed- 319011011 Will be held d1 the HEXIlBunks, 102 titling: the Geolge Hartleyl
meeting. minim against the Clear Felt Hat Com
:pany.
bag, $1.05,;
1‘ -RoaSt Beef, 16c.ib. «N. Y. Mitt.
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"From Boston to Fristo” banners
massed through this city todav The
putpose was to advertise on automo
bile lamp wick
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——Pillsbury’s Best flour,
at A. F. Beckman & Co.
Walter liaifvey Weed, Jr., who has
been a student at the Taft- School. in
Watertown. Conn. during the past}
year. returned yesterday to his home‘
in Norwalk ufte1 having successfully
passed the hint group of his college
entrance examinations. 1
The regular meeting of Banner;
Council , Daughters of Liberty, was
held last evening. Four candidates.
Miss Ethel Raymond, William Plait,
Fred Wilson and Edward Louis, were
initiated. Following the business ses.
sion, dancing was enjoyed. A pleas-
ofnt social time was in force throughout
3 the evening.
, -—-Want advertising in The Sentinel:
is sure to bring results. 1|
Soft bats. O'Briens. l
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”(am Building permits were issued by the
inspector this morning as follows: H.‘
R. Nash, plumbing and heating. in]
91m en Kiss 11 rill-‘19. on Burritt avenue!»
10. W. Pennell plumbing. J. McGoverm
1bloek. North Main street: P. 11. 11115111]
ling, witing. Daniel Marsh, Chestnut
Hill.
The case of the State vs. George
Tyrell. scheduled for a healing, yesl
terday. in the city court of Bridge-l
port. was postponed until June 16th.
Attorney Joseph J Linxweiler, orthls.
‘ city, will appear for Tyrell. Prosecu-
'_ tor DeLaney will represent the state
1 and the presiding judge will be Judgel
Bartram.
——Sirloin Steak,18c lb. N (Y. Mkt.
4—Han1bulg Steak, 14c lb. NA
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A large party of over eighty mem-
here 01 Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 1 0 1
0. F.. last evening motored to Bridge-
At a largely attended gathering last part to my a fraternal visit to Char .
1115an the South Norwolk Congrega lty Lodge, 1 O n 11‘ Three motor
[lentil Church the mans:- 0‘ the! 53:!“ bosses, and a number of private ma-
serv ”18 program was scusse or chines carried the local people to
ouébly. The details of the work. how-
Bridgeport, where they were most roy-i
ever. have been left in the hands of a ally entertained 1A number 0' cans,
committee of five persons, who have
“'= didates were initiated. and refresh.
not yet been appointed The program mints were Served by the Charity
1'8 to be announced deter. Lodge members. The local visitors or
‘1 05 at A F rived home well after midnight.
';.Mkt
--Jones's Flour, bag.
Beckman & tic.
I
—Gold Medal Flour,1bug $1.05 at A.
o.
A3100 suit has been brought. F. Beckmun & 0
against James Barry, of upper Nors: Dctectiu‘ Robert Morehouse. of the
walk b3 the Jacob Ruppert Brewer) New Haven raillond, captured another
Company. The claim is made to re “crop" of train-riders yesterday. ar-
cover $66. 50 011.111.. Damages of $10011restlng John Dunn. James Day and
9m ““9“ Real ”we °“ mud e‘n‘Joseph Szoilo. of Franklin,N. .1. Judge
street was attached this morning by George H Vosburgh gave each fifteen
‘tbe filing of papers with Town Clerk days. but suspended sentence on
H. R. Smith by Deputy Sheriff Lln'1szoilo The police have received com-
c9111 Taylor, of Stamford. Attorney plaints about boys “flying on the
M. H. Kennealy, of Stamford. repre— lrailrond drawbrldge The youngsters
sents the brewery company. The case are endangering their lives. and the
is returnable to the city court of Nor- mat in h ‘0 be taken up bv the my
walk on the third Monday in June llice with th on parents Another com-
l 111111111 has been lodged with the p03
—NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO 'lice' 'concmning the practice of placing!
Ladies‘ Grill and gentleman's lunch. flower pots in win dows of second
room open until 11' 30 p in Popular floors. it is claimed the. pots are not
' prices Table d’bote lunch fifty cents” secure and are. liable to fall on the
11: 30 to 2 p. 113. Table d'hote dinner, heads of pedestrians.
seye’nty- Jive cobts. 5; 30 p. 111., to 8 i) __
m Served '" main aim“? mom l—Porter House. steak 200. lb. 1N. Y. Mkt
lELL-E... .
ROGERS SILVERWARE. l
~Accept all the luck that comes
your way—~but don't DEFEND on its
. .9 “,9 “9m uijority of the local attorneys are at-
lon Washington street, is confined t01
New Cabbage: .
A meeting of the German LutheranI
Regular business was dispos-i
ed of 1
A Ford automobile, covered with'
THE SOUTH HORW. ‘ f
.3511: mail: «realises 4; lowest .11 1am.
.
2“ ably-$13.11 WW1; ’9 0'11.
ll Week of EXTRA ORDINARY BER-
GAINS at the ~—
-Easllnd1'a Tea Co.-
'20le
New Potatoes, 1 2 pk.. .20c_
Pineapples, Sc ea. doz. . . 900
Bananas, doz 150
_ LEAN" SHOULDERS 13c
SMOKED 1111111111
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Texas Onions, quart. .. . .......................... 6¢
Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz .......................... 25¢
Finest Creamery Butter ...... . . .. ............... 32¢ 11).
Pure Lard ..................................... 12y2¢
Compound Lard . .. .................... . ....... 10¢
Condensed Milk, can .............................. 8¢
Evaporated Milk, 3 cans ......... . ......... . ...... 25¢
California Prunes .. ........ 7¢ lb., 3 lbs. 20¢-
15 lbs. Gran. Sugar . ............................ $1.00
25 lb. Sack of Sugar ......................... $1.60
10 ‘bars Laundry Soap .................... . ..... 25¢
New Salt Mackerel, extra large, each .............. 15¢)
SPECIAL PRICES 0N CRACKERS AND CAKES.
Oven l"r(Sh Graham Crackers . . . .. 10c"
Jig] lars,ll1 ..... .......................... 10c
Marshmallow cakes, assorted, 15c value, ll). . .Ioc
Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. ...... , 25c
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
1oStampswitl1 1 ll1.Cofl‘ec 25c
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ...... ...... 30c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Cofice ..... .. ........, . .. 35c,
30 Stamps with 1 ll). Tca.... ..... . ...... . ...... . .. 40c
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea............... 1. .. 50c
()0 Stamps with 1 ll). Tea... ........ 60c
10 STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING:
1 pkg. Pepper . 10c
illot. Root Beer Extracts..................1.......... 15c
1ca11 Baking Powder......‘........................, 1,06
1 hot. \inegar .. .. roc,
,, 1 tan Liquid Enamclinc .. ............~,...1....... 1110:
..1 1 1101;. Boats All Wash Fluid 1.» 15¢
1pkg. Corn Starch 10c
East ludia Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 371
125 WASHINGTON 3T.
Brass Beds
There’s a wide difference in Brass Beds, There is one .
that 15 cheap 1n the cheap sense and the purchaser gets cheap ,
return for his money.
We ham Brass Beds that are cheap at: the price, yet
we do not sacrifice the quality.
Brass Beds —, $8.75 to $415.05
Enamel “Beds $2.75 to $22.00 g
Save your t1ckets given with
Ice soda and cigars.
_ Stillson-Powell Corporation
9 ‘11 82 Washington Street.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIBT.
Kodsks, Cameras, Films, Plates.
Paper, etc.
court-1 NORWALK, CONN
icominei it you want a job use a Sen-1
,t‘inel Want Ad.
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MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Luge Plots (Shore Front-.2
Q. T. Mcoovnnu. AWE. .
711‘ SL150 limits.
rte
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What is {Syllur
”The A. 1. Collins co.
-—-TODAY and SATURDAY.—
‘End of Season’ Bargains
«COATS and SUITS-
pet ambitiOn?
A piano? A home of your own? A college educa~
tion? .1. ,
All of these things are within your reach as a
residents of this prosperous country IF YOU
SAVEVFOR THEM. '
Are you doing it? WILL you do it?
1%"
Let our
.' compound interest help you. .. :1
. -. Labs»... ...1.
1‘ ammunition for the Bamboo amiy s1
' DuésSeldorf has achieved the record
0rd. 11 ,
c The man’s :wjuss
canto an hour
The Little Sho
, ll. 1.111er 511 1111111 Main Street
. AMSTERDAM” May 9.—-—'—A work-
pictures ate. ores: snarl ce' continlibb
mun employed in the manufacturp of
in Holland. often 111 auction. At a re-
fit: smut/erase WW 1 1
Isl-column crises-1111111."
in 1
a ‘ ion-111‘ low prices.
WING m
11,114 HZ?! ;Wuwov gateway”
’ sale to be held at the residence of Mrs.
“Henschel discovered than his house
any:
term turn.
The Lsdieo' Society, of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church us hold at the res-
idence of Fun Scuhnmei‘, in East No.4
walk, this week and W115 largely at-
tended. and all thoroughly enjoyed the
shore breeze, with the whee. cake and
fruit served after the menus. Plans
were made for a lawn social and apron
Leno 1Brixgerman. on Wednesday even-
ing, June 33. Those plresent were:
Frans Groeshner,Mai11no, Sawter,
Schumann, F'urmann, Yappe, Wuppero
181d, Thornton, Miller. Briggerman.
fichrooder. Engleliardt, Schaun,
ironehville and Pastor ateup.
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SAVED FROM FIRE BM TERRIER.
“it"s, .512. '1 .3 w Atari-Wmfismt
Me: n
«a 1"-§)19
plying Home Furnishmgs.
are low, which all mean—~A
Don Tugo at Bed Gothimp to Awaken
Isaac Henocht1Lv1-t‘ l
SMITHTOWN. L.I. June 11 .—1saso'
Henschel was awakened yesterday
morning by his tax terrior tugging at
his bedclothes. When fully awake Mr.
was ablaze.
Egress by the stairs cut off by the
flames. Mr. Henschel, with the ten tor
in his arms. escaped through an upper
window, leaping to the ground from1
the porch root. The house was de-
strayed.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
are performlnp services tor hundreds
of Norwaikero every duly. Are you
using them? For relultl use The‘ Son-
tlnol.
r
Great bargains
for tomorrow
Saturday
10 initial table tumblers, 16 for . ..39c
131.00 Adjustable lace curtain stret-
cher: . ..... .............. 691:
$1.26 2-burner gas stoves ...... 98o
$3.25 16-inch Lawn mowers. warrant-
,ed .. $2.69
$1.00 Natural finish porch blinds.
ll.“ 8:8 ....... .1 ......... 891:
390 Wood lawn rages. Saturday 2912
25c {Wilding camp stools . ...1”
Fine cloth jelly strainertl. fitted on
“’wlre‘i'rome and stand 1......'...35c
50¢ Folding doll carriages ..... ..29o
Standordslzs strawberry bukets .
....1 40¢ per I100
Motion fruit tars. qts or pts do 0::qu
Sure Seal fruit jars, tits or pie, each 6o
Jelly glasses with tin tolls. low or
nous-1....»
n...
Clll'tll 4 ...-A...
high style 2c each
$1.25 6'“ handy step ladders with
pull rests 1981:
87.50 Hardwood ice chest with round
corners, will hold large piece or
ice. Saturday . ”.3598
Albert P. Gehebe
25 WEST WASHINGTON or.
Phone 1069-211 '
Prompt Delivery. south Norwglk
wearing :
Kryplok Lenses
You read and look afar with
equal facility, but no one ob-
serves that you are wearing
bifocal glasses because the
usual lines are absent.
Wear the genuine KRY-P-
TOK ‘and you will never re
turn to the old style bi- focal
glasses. ~
.0111' service provides an
, VOCULIST’S examination.
THAMER
Ocuiloto, Optometrioto,1OptlolaM.
87 Atlantic Square. 3111111111111, ct.
Open Saturday 2111111111111. Eot.18,971
. sold, rented.
\rupomd. 1 entail. ii
Cottage and
Bungalow
TRADE AT
TRUE TO ITS NAME.
Where Economy 18 a. Reality.
The reason is—We center
‘Wc bu to f
demand is our constant study, F re ully, and popular
- EXTRA SPECIAL
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Dressers
$10 Solid Oak Dressers
3 Large Roomy Drawers, 18x36 in. Top
12 x 18 inches, French Plate Glass
You must see them to appreciate the wonderful value.
FRIDAY, JUNE 1., 19151
G.
J
our entire efiorts on sup—
and our operating expenses
great saving to you.
$5.95
Refrigerators '
$4.95 to $35.
Baby Carriages
Sulkies
Go Carts
Mattresses §
Extra Special
Mattresses
l
week 89 95, Any size..
$14. 50 up
- $1. 50 up
$3. 95 up
We have just received a large shipment of Elastic Felt
Mattresses, made to be sold at $15. 00. Extra special for this
I
Phone 105
Sterling: FumiturRo.
127-129 WASIING‘NN STREET
opposite lloytfs Theatre .
Every Day
A Hall Holiday tor
the Cook
MORE TIME
For shoppingand visiting if there
.isaGas Range in the Kitchen
Spend Less Time in your Kitchen
The time you must spend in
the kitchen can be reduced just
about one-half if your kitchen 1s
equipped with
A Vulcan Gas Range
N 0 time is lost starting the fire;
nor is any lost waiting for the
fire to come up
When you are ready
The RANGE is ready .
A second after 'you light the
burner, cooking can be started.
It matters not what kind.
' Whether it be the lady of the
heusé, or the cook, she can do
all of the cooking in less time
and very,” very much better if
there is 1
A “than Gas Range
" 1n the Kitchen
I
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...—.—___._.
Fur Storage
Refreshed and-Repair-
ed at Stunner Prices
We insure your furs against
loss or injury. ‘
The cost is trifling—the relief
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than
camphored—they must be kept
in a suitably cold temperature.
Our own furs are stored.‘ 1n the
same way.
Furs that we store for you re-
quire cleaning at regular inter-
vols.
scientiousiy and scientifically /
In fact when we repair or re-
model furs during the summer
Months we do not charge for
1
. o
rm.
x»
ROYAL FUR C0 »
Joseph Daniels 1111
as: FAIRFIELD AVE"
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
We consider this a part oi . 1
our services and We do it con- "
Norwalk Chronicler