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The Board of Health will hod an iiil
portant meeting, this evening, in the
olloe of Health Officer Dr. William Jfl
My. in West avenue.
local attorneys are today attending
short calendar session on the civil
aided of the superior and common
pleas courts in Bridgeport.
Lack of Cooperation and interest
on the part of the public in New lla-
ven is interfering with the fight on
the extermination of the mosquito iii
that place.
-—l.ast dance of season by Naval mil.
ilia at AnnorY. Tuesday, May 9th. Inc
hieliy‘s Orchestra. Music ttiitii two
o'clock.
The conference on 'Bible School
work in the South Norwalk (‘ongrega-
tional church. scheduled for last night,
was continued until next Thursday
wooing. '
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Masses were celebrated this illol‘llvl
In: in St. Mary's (‘hurt‘hfiat 5:80, 7
and 8 a. m Confessions were heard
this afternoon, and will also be heard
this ct'.ening i-Yiday mening dew
tioiis in St Mary' s church, will start
this evening at eight o'clock.
The Stering-W’elinitl orchestra. of‘
Norwaik. will furnish music. this even-
ing. at a dance gheii in the Weston
Town. Hall. untiei the auspices of th.
Norfleid liiiprovemcnt Assotintiun. II
is understood that a number of Nor-
Wall. people will attend the affair.
~—-I.Hsl dance of season by Natal iiiii
itia at Armory, Tuesday, May itth. .\lc»
Emily's Orchestra. Music until two
o'clock.
l‘lc‘lt:tl‘.llitilio for the datitc, given by
the lilt' companies, this evening. lothc
('ailh‘trst’l'b‘ of the recent fair.
been coiiipieted and a big time is ex
pec'Wi 'i‘i~c :-":t-I" "ill be lW‘ti it! the.
Town Assembly Hall, an Inn] orchcss
Ira will furnish music, and refresh-
ments will be set'tcd.
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The Norwalk High school baseball
team. accompanied by a good sized
crowd of motors, journeyed to lielhel
yesterda). via auto bus, and there
handed tiic high school baseball team
of that place, a beautiful trimming. .
ii to l. The upstate boys, were con-
sidered easy for the locals, and the
lived tip to their reputation.
-— La t dance of season by Naval mil-
itia at Antior). Tuesday, May 9th. MC
Eneiiy's Orchestra. Music tiiitil two
o'cl0ck.
Norwalk's new Cafeteria Restaur-
ant, under the proprietorship of C-ol
onel George Russell of the Norwalk
Hotel held a most auspicious open-
ing Wednesday evening. Clean white
martfie counters and tables. attrac‘
tlvely decorated with flowers, present-
ed a most charming appearance, and
I rushing business was done by the
new dining room, until a late hour.
A wagon load of cases of beer was
upset. in Wall street, by the breaking
of a rear wheel yesterday afternoon.
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TAXES
is the absorbing theme at the
present time. Taxes are due
and must be paid. Join our Tax
Savings Club and when your
next tax-bill comes due you will
have the money ready to meet
it Ycu Prefer
send us your tax-bill and we
will pay it for youfout 'of your
Tait-Savings Club deposits. and
send you the receipted bill. Join
the club today.
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The Scutii Norwiik
Trust Co.
"l‘owii Assembly Hall. iit Wail street
lllils’ evening in the t'.,
'i'oouis on Washington street by MW
gchael P.
170:thde
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UNDERTAKER
rot. aloe. mu: How. .3.
u waeame'rou or.
l new no um autumn:
LOOKING AHEAD
if you arethinkingof Building now is the time to se-
cure from the Leading Merchants the materials that are
needed. We have on bani a large assortment of BRICK.
LIME PLASTER, CEHENT and a diouaand 0th“ If“
cues too numerous to mention. w. are in the battle for
business and loaded to the muzzle with just the goods
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Wadlmgtol St
Phone ”3-3.
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At the South Norwalk library, on
West Washington street, tonight thEiel
will be a meeting of the directors of'
the library.
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Post, No, 12, G. A. R, will be held this
in the headquarters in the
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A supper will be served at ti o‘clock
A it. Post;
Jennie l“. l-‘inch to the members ot the
Woman's itciit‘t l‘orps to Itouaias how
ler I’m!
The first reading ol the new by-
laws w is lilill‘tl at the meeting, lust'l
lit—'ltl. of Star of Columbia Circle,‘
Companions of the Forest The bit:
laws committee has been busy on thls‘
work for Sitiiti‘ time past. There was,
initiation, last night, and installation!
(it officers. .‘
”Prank 'l‘ortoreiia‘s it it Station
boot'biack stands open Sundays during
Summer until it p. in. t
Vesper serticcs at the First l‘ongre-
gaiional ('lturcli. Sunday afternoon.‘
promise to be of more than maid in-
. . ten-st. in that William ll. Flake. it for-
mer convict. behind the prison walls,
for twenty seven years. will describe
the life of the man behind the bars.
lie will tell of his own experience in
prison and of his final tontei‘siou
'liiis talk furnishes an unusual opliol’
ttitiity for the hearing of this phase of
‘Tlll‘ told by a man who knows.
Howard B. Tullle was
warden of Naugaluck this work for
the titird lime. and the eutiie lltpubli
‘1.“ lit kv-t was (airled into otiite with
hint Warden T'ultles piuiality w‘as
7:711 and his iiiajoritv Tllt“
litiitoci'alic ticket was second in the‘
taco. the So'ialists polling it scant 200
Hill}. and. as a result, losing the last.
place in hOI'tillL'h political otflces whichi
the} hate held now for four yearsl
past. The lh-iiiociatic nominee for
litll'L‘tss from the Third ward. Eugene.
l‘atttrson was elected by a plurality
of 1‘5 mci the Socialist nominee, .‘Hiw
Mci‘abc.
reelected
was 173.
——Dance of llillside Baseball club,
'Asst-iiihly Hall. Norwalk, Monday eve-
ning, May 8th.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Men‘s club of the First Congregation'
al church will be held at 8 D. m. on
Tuesday night. May 9th. in the Parish
House. William E. \iatliews. of the
\‘orwalk li-on Works Company, is to
give a talk on the history and devel-
opment of the submarine and toriietlm‘
\ir Mathews has had an unparallel-
ed opportunity of making a study of
these subjects and hi stalk is sure to
be intensely interesting. Before the
talk of the evening. the President of
the Hub, Mr. Lennon, will appoint
committees and outline the work for
the coming year. and after the talk a
smoker will be enjoyed Anyone who
is interested in submarines and who
would like to attend the meeting. will
be welcome. regardless of whether
they are members of the. club or oni.
How TO GET srnouo. ‘
A Simple Remedy.
Whatever. the cause, we want to say
to every person who needs strength.
you need Vinoi. our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic without oil, as
it is the most efficient strength crea-
tor we have in our store. Here is proof
from Dorchester. lilass.:—- .
“it don’t know what we would do‘
without Vinol in our family. I was“
weak. nervous and run-down as the'
result of an operation. and Vinol re-
stored my strength. Then Grandmoth-
er had a nervous breakdown and Vin-
ol built her up and restored her health
and strength after everything else had
failed. We have used Vinol for 18
years in our family. and would not
be without it in the house." Myrtle
LL. Healy, Don-heater. Mala.
l We believe in Vinol because we
lnow it is a great strength creator,—
idue to the extractive medicinal ele-
‘menta of fresh cod livers, without oil,
combined with peptonate of frontal!
{beef peptone. all dissolved in a par!
'medlcinal wine so we always re-
turn the purchase mono! if Vlnol
fails to benefit than who buy it.
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Connecticut River
SHAD
Caught in the morning. Received at 2 p. m. daily.
FULL LINE or ALL OTHER KINDS or FISH.
LOBSTERS, LONG AND ROUND’CLXMST’"
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Market
7. |\e.u- alt—m 4:. Free Delivery. Lion. 108.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should See This Shoe
Made by the famous makers of high grade shoes.
An English tan, lace model on the Lcnroe last.
JOHNSTON Q MURPHY
Price $7.50
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
u waasmorou eraser
“Lennon: 1am.
00.00110“ PAPEIO.
Iflie Allen & 80. Company of Hart-
.laeononted. has changed its
corporate name to Isaac A Allen
Jr.. Incorporated. and filed a
tileate to that elect with the sure
tnry of the cute.
The Pequot Spring Wa'ei (‘omi
ipany of Hartford has organized The
officers are: President and trees
tml', David P li\lk‘l?.~, >et"‘t7ar) >
,Elm J linietel of Hartford These
‘oflcera, with Stewart \' Dunning oi
Wm Kurtlord. one directuis 'i'lie'
leapital stock authorised is 835w d:
vided into thinyhve shares tit «on.
mon stock, par \aiue slow '1le-
amount paid in in prltpr'l‘l) mtnr
than cash is 83,500
The Modern t‘oiistiuttion t‘mn
puny of Bridgeport has otganin-d
The officers are President lean.“ 0
Father of human. \' Y trt-aain"
Abiaham Earlier sot-reian Maurice
Aheiman ot’ Bridgeport These on:
were ate directors. ’nie capital stock
authorised is 32.000. divided into
forty shares of common stock, par
\aer 3.30 The amount paid in in
cash is 82mm
The Our Town Publishing Com»
may of Greenwich has incorporated.
‘The capital stock authorized II
"' common stock par value 825.
Meow, divided into 400 shares of
'l‘ie
,corporation will begin busineh with
82,000. The incorporatora are Nor-
‘man 'l’alcott. Rebeoca Bennett Tal-
cott of Riverside and Charles Anton
Moore, Jr., of Greenwich.
The Farish Company of Greene
wich has filed a certificate showing
an increase of its capital stock from
tampon to venom and a cor-
responding increase in its shares of
stock.
Employers watch Sentinel Want
Ads. when the need to find a new
work affords an urgent motlvei
' Employers watch Sentinel Want
Ads. when the need to find a new
work affords an urgent motive!
Employers watch Sentinel
‘ Ads.
:wark words an urgent motive!
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.IFrank it .‘Baxter dreamt...3_outh.,
$9.98 $14.98 $17.98
All Are Reproductions of tlic Costliest Styles Designed This Season
ALTERATIONS FREE
UR SUITS
For Men and Young Men at
$10 $12.98 $14.98 $17.98
Are the Best Values in Norwalk
ASK Ytillll NEIGHMR! IIEVKNiiWS!
. ,T'giv Akk.‘:d ur‘ ..
The Biggest
SUIT
Sensation
'Of the Season
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AT
s22.50
Want
when the need to find a new,
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settlement of the controyeray.
elicit 'rwo'
cpl—The D. M. Read Co
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'i be May Sale of China
twist-hunt: Lilltl iiiipoi‘tnui ill ll.l~ Mill is lht‘ hum-
litl oi sold it i Fliurt \kl‘.‘ st'i“ iu-s lvl siiiziii laiiitlics,
six. lttl\1i|i~ oi w \\lil it an :1 .t‘ll’ up littlil liiokeii stoti
lialltltts In His it ill lift-t l 4 .t l:.. l'ltt'ts, Mail) ”I
llitw till I" \‘t\- .it ~d|Ut
American Porcelain
Cottage wt of 56 pcs.,
green and pink with two
gold hands, “as $iU.5U
$9.00. May Sale
English Porcelain
Austmn .hi na
trill w! til 45 pt}.
.tt \\llll gold
icpuiai pi’it‘c. $13.70
$12.00. May Sale
English Porcelain
ivy
line,
‘K‘
littl‘lt‘l,
Voltage sct of 41 pea, Set of 51! pop, ciici’u-ttd
green band with two gold gold edgc and gold lint" \‘t‘r'vf
llllt‘s dainty, was $13.7.)
$12.00. May Sale
English Porcelain
86.75
English Purcelain
UM MU“ .lal’a“""" de‘ils'“. (‘tiltdgt‘ \l'l. ill 55 iii):
an old and favorite sttlc, Ill-{bl br"“”!5;“d|gnakll db"
‘ ' ‘ ll 'f )' l W.‘
”HUI“ Price 810%) SM!” ' L H ‘H i 3
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$9.00. May Sale $11.00. May Sale
The AitSection
\\ itli all its il\\t‘liililagt of t‘llllil'Ultlt'f} innit-rials, cot~ t
ttuis. lint-us. knitting wools and silks, stamped pieces,
Royal Society package goods and the ctidlcss line of nov-
eltics, has had its Spring moving and is located perman-
cittly on the third floor adjoining the interior Decorating.
'l‘his is a pleasant light and airy room and will be \‘cry
pleasant for Visitors. Third floor.
At the Silk Section
the
Correct Attire
for Maids.
Cape, Aprons and Collar
and Cut? S“: to combine Al
the recent styllcs for coinc-
household apparel.
lntci‘cst t‘ciitcrs on
Black “Japa” those scr-
viceablc and agreeable silks
for summer which are watcr-
spot proof.
45 Cts. up. Second floor.
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Arm Chairs “Mother’s Day
Of practical use and Postcards.
fine appearance.
Two companion chairs. Arm
Rocker and Armchair, with
frames of solid mahogany
and coverings of handsome
English tapestry.
Full spring seats and high
square backs, easy and coin-
lortablc.
May 14. Do not forget!
This is rut artistic card
with a white carnation
against a gray background.
Edges silver beveled.
5 cts. each.
$15.00 each. Stationcr
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You needn't look far for
your Spring suit!
Four stores all at your
service.
If you‘ve “only a minute
-—a minute is all you need.
Generous stocks.
Generous values.
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Everything men and boys
wear.
HAIL OIDIII FILLII
Roosns Paar COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at llth St. "The at 34th St.
Four
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at dist St.
NEW YORK CITY
NOANK IRONWORKERS STRiKE. MISSING DOV FOUND MURDI
NOANK, May 5.—-About twenty PHILADELPHIA, May 4.—-W
ironworkers employed at the Robert handkerchief “3h“, knotted or
his neck, the body of 8~ye
Palmer Shipbuilding Company are on Richard Meekin, who was b...
strike ‘0‘”: “fl“ refused to work to have been kidnapped last N
under the new conditions imposed by her was discovered p'WerdW
the coma-n! yebherday. that 0' '"m‘ l neath a strip of underhrtwh a
lag nine hours a day. Work on two outskirts of the city. The 9011
steel boat- h bolns held up pending a Move he no murdered shortly.
[his disappearancevr .
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