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PM! “if
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can soon monuments-mu.
A Beautiful Wt Of
Sum mer DressGood
In Batiste end Voile.
' Floral Designs and Stripes.
' At
' E. K. BANKS
Imckcmo Hotel Block.
South Nomlk.
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N0. 4 VIC I'ROLA
ON EASY TERMS
AND ONE DOLLAR
WEEKLY
DONNELLYS
VICTROLA PARLOR
16 South Main Street.
CIIY NEWS
ilt' Flttvrifl .\\-i on \\ lit-itedici.‘
i- t‘ltlIIIH‘tI ‘o Ill‘ Irvine 1.1 Westport
IHI)
att— tt-c, \‘ ith a >t‘\t‘lt‘ :.1t.tt i. oi" tilitt \
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(‘iiailcs l.;.t‘t1c. Itiit‘lt‘tl Saturday
1 lulu by UiIilt'l' .\Illil.t). in Wall
>Ht‘t' ,Ioi diutiltt-tnu »>. \\.t~ dist‘haru
ed flout the uptown outt, thi~ l].ltliil
in: \'. III] a warning to be (:11. his way.
’i ‘M- i1i~t nnwtinu oi t‘ntl oln‘ l'nion
(our. il. No iii, ii til I'. in tho lt'jll'
\r‘lliflt‘tI tlub IIOllM' will be hold to
1.:otrnw ct‘tuing. Mat-ct: iii” 1outi1n
' business will come httoit the met-1
11 ~.
II \\’II low flue things ior the house.
it wettld be to ydur adtatttauc to look
through the large Mock >Iit)\All by the
A, ,I. (‘olhns t‘o.. “'Ill'rt‘ you will find
quality the highest and price the loll-
ex'l. lit-ad tidt.
At the regular monthty meeting of
tile local musicians union Frank it.
Fit-Id who we: the Norwalk delegate
to the state musicians convention rt“
Ill Hint‘rIlIII, made his
I‘Ians concert mg the summer
or the union were discussed at
tent ly Mass,
rt-por:
w'orl.
mum length.
~lkm'i forget pride of t‘ourt Nar-
ruk \‘Illt'kt'n supper, lttd Men's Hall.
.‘ltnii. Tuesday melting. May fl.
1IL‘Iit"5 I“
\ll‘t‘t‘l.
L'M'
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Alli-rt Rose and .I:lill0‘:~ Ii Mkizllt‘l"
lite lIt'II'HiIIQ‘S Ilium (‘ttthollc I'll-
ioi council. No. 46, Ii. of t‘.. who will
attend the Knights of (‘oltnnbus State
convention, in Derby, Conn. today and
tomorrow. The Norwttllr representa-
llt't‘r WIII It'il\l‘ Norwalit for the up-
silllt‘ my this ct'eninn 'l'ht- tiip will
In t .iile In M1. Magnets automobile.
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illt'
'l‘hoi pe. of
as
cott-
Spi-t 1:1l (iihccr Charles I.
\. has been .tppointcti
pr'mi inspector of the sanitary
tti'lons of the (‘ity of Nortt'alk by the
luntd of Health. The new inspector
v~ll nor'lt‘ make a tour of investiga-
lit-1 Ih.ot=-ho1l the t-,it_\' and repolt on
IIN misting. ..lllilllf‘) conditions. The
sonnet- >)Sit'lll will undoubtedly be
pitch <l‘l‘t'l:tl attention by the inspec-
It'.
H I t‘t‘l.
l-itt
M. nihors of the ("tl‘llilitI tontnilttoe
htiti an important ineeting,'Sattirda_\'
t‘\'t‘illli;.'. in the ofiiws of the Norwalk
(lizamhtr of Commerce, in the Town
A‘n' lily Hall buildinr. and diwnw-il
fl»! 'omin; carnival in (total! 'i‘hi-
educational project which “iii Ili‘llll '
III) be 1ncorpornted with this year's
carnival was a matter of special at-
tvntion. The next meeting of the
committee will be held this Thursday
evening in the Chamber of Commerce}
offices. '
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Wampole's Cod Liver Extract
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PRESCRIPTION DRUOGIOTI.
:2 Washing” Itrcot
WIN
the handling of money.
loom Nomftt. Geno. I
' More. who resigned some time ago.
‘GRAND
PRIZE
We often think of "pri 'ee”
through luck with little eTort.
The GRAND PRIZE' in ‘ife is the competence the home,
fund. the business capital we acquire through the practice
of self yestrnint and through putting common sense first' in
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rival oi spring.
Vl’e're right with the Boys.
Here's the Boys' store.
Here are the suits for them
to play ill. study in, dress up
in. and live in with comfort
and enjoyment.
Nothing slighted in our Boys'
clothing.
The Loys’ trade today means
the future success of our
NORWAIK
SOCIEI‘ Y
AND PERSONAL
News
Miss Mary .I. tiayinouu. of lio-eler
i‘lltl‘t‘ lirookside. South Norwaik,
chaptioned a week-end party at Top
Conn, at lIiI' uninter
oi -i1.~.~ .\Iat:-i liruudry. of M'.
\iilmli, N \ tin Kuiri~
M1:.~t~ Mlllm Maud
Mai} J linguihti \ll
\ .‘It :t 2i \it~
it‘ll. , itc
.‘i‘lilf‘, llrt'llt
t;' 4
Ann 1:;
t. int» 5.39.11".
1‘.
t‘i1i1..rti
‘{ Y . ‘
thri‘ord Lee Page. of Stamford. pio-
ti,... ... .t.1
SIOI’C. ’
Rogers 8t Stevens
Iiiiih’o‘ SiiiiiOI RIIIJIS “
Iii Sili’l’iiiil AMERICA
(Continued from First Page.)
Today's Sentiurlh‘tewns account
’i'oial .‘lllli tontribulcd to date,
Slit-.2”
I'lthillSI) :ttltnnwlrdut'd. 831°C)“.
'l‘ttdny’s tonlriltniion, $7.70.
'It=l:ti litiiiiltt r ni' t-tlilirlltuttus.
l'rttiotiriy .tt'klltiWIt‘dgt‘tI, 594
'lotltty~ ton riliutorn, H.
'iiit pn'rni'n- roll for today'
l‘Ii‘t‘I oi l‘nlnm \\tll1ani it. l't-nnntg
llit
‘t'lHt‘
tr'iavitl. l“('
lliIlt't‘t Hank S, Stratton. ioc
(unttr Frank \‘. Raymond. ltlc.
li'Iltt‘l‘ .lohn I" Reynolds. loo
t'.t‘.\.
Itiil.
strut-ant Thomas lntth
tl‘litwr \itllon i. lnckwootl, 10c.
tlzln-ci .ioiin ll Smith. ltic,
tiil‘iw- .ItlIlIi ll ’i‘oothili. 10c.
Spttinl (IlIit't‘I' .\II1§\\(lrIIl. loc.
l -'i-- .- liniw ii A. (inhior, loe.
St’l'gtitill Thomas Hunt, ltic.
, . .tttitti ,uht rt rruzer lot
>pti ! II (IIIltt‘I louiu ltrehm. ltlc.
(mic-it Iohn F Flynn. 10c
.pu-ml tiil ll r .lohn Collins. lilc
5p” ..tl with. r Michael tinnibin. loc
r-pt-t-nl it"‘tvr t'oint-ltus Shit‘t‘llr‘)‘,
it't‘.
t'..y
Sin-1'“ toil
Ilztrolti I’I‘IIIIIIIKIHII.
\‘..tliaie I-‘ Anderson.
\Ilt‘l‘ I. \uvlrruon, IUI‘.
lic'tli \I.1lht‘l‘. I'lf‘.
.lmino-tte Mnmmber. toe
ltnhcrt Franklin llell. Itlt'.
.\lr.~ A. B. '(lhiotto. itlc
Airs. A II. (illitiiitl. lilt‘
(‘imz'lw ILt'idley. 25c.
lCt't-iyu anti Iiln MUH‘IIUUM'.
Harriet Jones. 10c.
‘ Louise Benedict, lUc.
Marion Low. luc.
Mrs. J. liming. IOc.
In .\II"‘I"I‘)' of "Ruby
Alfred (‘hariott. 10c.
l-‘red t‘harioit. 10c.
i.\lt"..‘ii‘ei Pasko. 10c.
Anthony l‘aiandys. itlc.
Mrs. William N. (lraw, life.
John H. Miller. 10c.
W. N. f‘raw. ltlt‘.
t‘lara l‘. (‘raw, 10c.
llelcn .\ (‘raw, ltie.
llomcr ti. (‘raw, 100.
Elsie (‘rawy ltlc.
I“l‘riIII‘iiIItIO llrotheriou.
.lirs. Lizzie ilrolht-rion,
Sit-lid Gardiner. 10c.
(i‘hll. lOt.
ileum i’ohktt 10c.
.\li.~" Lillian llithards, tile.
The following contributions are
from tin if. h Siliool. lids: Norwnlk’
lrrint: HUI‘ .wll. it'c.
I‘auline Sinut- maid.
'liihlrotl limit. ‘00.
Frank Santo. inc.
Lawrence ’i‘icheitor. ltlc.
'llnxotioro \\'ilson, IUt‘.
Walter .‘Iuriin. itlc.
(llito Finch. I0c.
Mildred Morgan. the.
Raymond I'llld). ltlc.
Howard \lhiie. ltlc.
l'rtti \ioe. ltlt. A
John lity. lilt‘.
Janus tonnes,
Marion Richards.
I‘:(I'-'\ zlrd Cole, lt‘c.
France-s Richards,
itorgo Irice, 10C.
l‘ierptini Edwards. 10c.
illion Hendricks, ltlc.
Ali'tn _\'ichols. 10c.
liilian sheiw.ood 10c.
loin-antic (“iii-.penter 10c.
l-ranltlyn iluttery, 100.
t'icrlt Stephen iloltus. 10c
Pennington. 10c.
10c.
illt'.
L'Jc
.iattlt". tile
for.
file.
We
the.
We.
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ON PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.
W ASHIVGTON May 8.—4Preside.nt
“ilson today nominated Eugene E.
‘tnt-tl. of New Hampshire, t) be a
member of te PhIlepfne Commission,
itccet-ding Clinton L. Riggs, of Balti-
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as something we get
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i'l 1:.i1tt'...i ...;
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1'11 itltHIIl
I i itf',t"it‘.I’t'
till 1%..“ \I...- Z‘it
and truth iltIl\t‘,
i! is. lit
‘ 111'
he.” t,\
.~ t’
I't‘lI‘I in It'dit'.
‘ "2 tl‘jtlydrt (ti'UlIlIII'lIl .1 ill--
M1
turntable until next tall for ant work
. Ul iv..l.'\ .... -n _\ta. here ' work in foreign fields In" the Metho-
—--» , '. dist I-I lH‘U ' ‘h rib is 1 ch renter
“it how not giwn up the 1dea." p pal( u ‘ ~ ”u g I
Masitr Lt iioy Wurtni oi ill than.»
it street. tt-lt-tirnit-tl l.1.~ iifth buthday
anniversary Pride) afternoon by enter»
taming lit It‘ friends
tiames were played. a peanut hunt
.ttounti the yard being: especially eu-
toyaa-d Later dainty [‘I'ITI“III|I(‘II'~
\\‘I'I'P >t'f'lt‘tl and the little ones depart~
cd homewnrd The ptnwts were the
“lent-‘5 .\titl;11de iliii; Anita Mal Wii
I‘Ztitta and lairothy Totlkt‘l‘l
Young's. Vern Seth-r and Keith
Yountw Willis and \rnoiti titerion.
Wilbur Rt‘llt'r. _\lr.~ t: S. U‘t‘rillli anti
.\it~ Joseph \'un Tll>~l‘I, 'i‘ltt-otloro
\‘.tn Tam-l and lielmar Van Tassel
iroiu llridxt-pori. \Ir!. (‘harlt's I‘
Warner and win latitoy and Donald I
Warner.
some of hi~
Ilitlllrtlil,
IT‘. It‘
George W Van Aistync and Frank
i~‘ lluutinmon. \tlio haw bet-n attend
1m: the l’ahuer .~cl1oo| of Chiropractic.
in Davenport. lowa. returned
Saturday night. full fledged ll. (‘1‘.
said Mr Plump.“
in: time until the plat-es (more county
awaken to the Iillliflrlilnt‘t‘ of the move»
ment "
3300.000 GIFT T0 METHODISTS IS
Largest Ametmt in History of Metho.
SAltnTtltM, x \'.. ltlay 6. lirll way by cooperating with other mis-
I‘iililk M .\orth. torrt-spondtnu .‘l'('- sionnry fun-“5 tn pducmitmm and mod-
netary of the hoard of foreign mis-
sions at the Methodist conference an~
nounced today the Ilt‘flllln‘l of $500,000
claimants by Mn- ll. Willis James of
.Ialuet of New York city.
nounrement caused a
the delegates
and following the singing of a hymn.:
home Ilinhnp J. W.
I Never before in the history of
ilethodi-m has each 3 large amount
lovemnt totem in Alamo. Un-' been left by antlndivfduni to the
til Next Fall. church.
Charles H. Plum, of Redd“ one Irynn to Lecture. i
of the directors of the Nrfieid Conn- Announcement was also made to'
(1 Form Bureau. and the father of the day that William J. Brynn, former
movement to develop Fairleld county, secretary of state, had uccepted the n
We 3 m II
no
ataire to
clutklton
one floor.
cocci-l.
Mn
in in one.
tolling hon.“
complete.
tilted this morning that the due”!!! invitation extended by the general
places of the county were slow in conference and would lecture before
waiting up to the significance of the uni body on I“, 22, the anniversary:
movement and thu it was probable of the church temperance society. i
he! nothing more would be done to Today, marked the anniversary of‘
‘Ilt'll support for the movement until the anti-saloon [um and a large
"911 fall. imecting. addressed by several Dl'nlll‘
The movement comprehend: the men: temperance speakers, has been
matting of an indtntrial survey of the arranged for later in the day.
(‘Ounly and its resourcts. and then in Among some of the memorials 1n-
the proper Hdl'Q‘rlthnfl of the mum. (roduf'vd today was one t'aIIlui: upon
1386‘s of the county to t’f outside the tlergy, to abstain from the use of
world. Each plal‘k in the county is tobacco. another called for 3 report
asked to contribute .ts fillma towards from the committee on the book con-
Ihat expenu - of inalttnt. of an indus- t't‘rll. concerning all matters pertain-1
trial surl'e) ing (0 ii.» loss on periodicals, “>an-
Mr l’iuinp stated that Or it M Idntltm of the advocates. ((‘hureh
IfftrlitII who was expelled to make the papersl and other matters of Hon-‘
surrey. 1~ now engaged in making an 0“,)- of adminieiration. '
industrial rIII’II‘) for tht Harlem
(‘hamhcr oi i‘oniinerte :lid after that
MORE MiSSiONARIES NEEDED.
I
Sterling’s
Refrigerator
Club
Fuly guaranteed in ev-
ery respect. Keeps food
sweet and wholesome.
Very small consumption
of ice. Made of the very
best selected oak
That I the “Sterling" Re.
Irigentor
$5.95 It; $35
will go to (‘aiiiornia when: he has oth-
er work oi the _\Hlllt‘ nature. it is not
. (i C“ If.“ .' '.
*‘pr‘i'h‘d that his will he \\R\TU A S R V 8' \ \
The demand for missionaries
May
sen It'es
to
H.
than the supply. the Woman's Foreign
out are merely mark-
EXTRA SPECIAL
$5.00 BAR HARBOR PDRCH CHAIRS for ...
Extra strong and well construnul
$3.95
Missionary Society counted to the‘‘
general tonfi-rcnce of the church to-
dny. Last year. the report said, only
350.000 was available for IIII‘ foreign
missionaries, although a total of 83%,
tttltl had been requested.
'We fail today,’ the report contin-i
nos. “not tons htti hundreds of thous-
ands of women and children who are
ready to be taught the way to Christ,
We are meeting this demand in one
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diem Ever Left to Church
by Individual. '
teal institutions and the production of;
(‘ hrittian iiterarl" ;
The nocltly whit I1 asked an increas-
ed appropriation to carry on its work. ‘.
said there was an enrollment of 50.-‘
000 pupils in its Methodist school.- in‘
o the general conference board of
The an-
The most wonderful as-
sortment ever shown in
the City, of Norwalk. In
all the latest designs and
finishes.
From $14.95 ... $35 V i i
Baby
Carriages
demonstration.
jumping to their feet‘
foreign countries.
Advertise your Wants, For Sale and
Lela in The Sentinel.
l‘lnshford offered prayer.
SCREEN DOORS, any size $1.00
WINDOW SCREENS. All sins.
limit were lilixhty glad to get back to
South Norwalkn
Lewis lit-t-t-h. oi Norwailt, spent
Ml:
“re. (it-til Kt"
I“IIIIH_\ with her motto-r.
llnllett. in New (‘unaatr 1
Mrs. Joshua Raymond. of upper}
Norwalk. run‘ in Stamford. Saturday
morning, on II, Unit with friends there,
1
of
Mr. and Mn. R. W. tieldert
llrooklyn. ,\'. \'.. were Sunday visitors~
withf rit-nds in South Norwallt, The)"
were on a motorinu tour from Tro).
N l'.. to their home in Ilrooltiyn.
. Miss Alice Morellt. of l'nlon street
and Min Eunice Willlttma. of East
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Washington street. were visitors in
New Haven over Sunday.
i Frederick Murphy and deatd;
Grinrod. of Norwalk. spent the week- I
end In Philadelphia. Pit. \ieitiug‘
friends. I
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Mrs. Philip N. Smith. of Rithmond
ltill, N Y.. is the gut ~t of M13 Leslie
Smith. of Elmwood awnue. i
1 Major W. (i. (‘rockt-ti was a visitor
at the home of his son in New York
city, yesterday.
0hr
i Day Nursery
and its
W0 "’
A meeting of the directors of the
Day Nui‘sery was held at the home of
:Mrs. Lottie Munro. Monday, May the
eighth. at which the routinef'businees
was transacted.- The directors are
lccntemplating a campaign to raise the
mortrarre either late in the summer or
=early fall.
The Nursery is in need of single
sheets. '
THREE DAY SALE
STUPENDOUS PRICE REDUCTION.
SUITS. COATS and DRESSES of high—tailored order to
perfection.
Positivety and without exception these are the biggest
and most astonishing values of the entire year. All of
these garments will surprise you when you see them.
$18 Suits reduced to .. ....................... $9.98
$20 Suits rtduced to. ..................... $12.98
GAS PLATES from
owsrovns from ..... ”.3335 to $14.50
......'. $1.“ to $5.50
. . CORSET COVERS
AIISilI-r................. ..... 50¢,75éand51.00
Shop at the Daylight
ALTERATIONS FREE.
CLOAKS 6&6 PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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The following is the monthly re}
port: I. ' ’.
Total attendance for April. 256. i
Gifts. i
Mrs. Burritt. potatoes; Centml Food
t‘o.-, potatoee; a friend, eggs several
tit es; South Norwalk Congregational
church. food twice; Mrs. Gamble,
fruit; Mrs. James Paul, toys: Miss
flrendllnger. pictures, cards; Girls“
Friendly. Grace church. aprons: Trin-
‘lt,\ church, milk; Mrs. Louis Beers.
tors; a friend. books; Mrs. B. l.
Andrews ,mllk: Mrs. D. Miller, set
dining-room 'furnlture; a director,
ndlir daily; Mrs. Wilcox, milk daily;
Whateoever Circle, milk ‘dniiy; lnnn~‘
dry work' for month, NorwalE Steam
Laundry.
-All hat: shown at The m 8110’
at the Regent “um will he dint-y-
Special Sale of Jones Flour
24%;lb Ba’g 95c Barrel 3,60
$25 Suits reduced to. ..................... $14 98
.38 Cast: reduced to . . . . ....................... 8g 33 l
310 oats reduced to .. .............. . ........ , SI 0 F C
$15 Coats reduced to .. ........... . ........ 7,98 erllllg “mime 0.
1: -r2 -r 1 Washington St 8 th N k
SILK DRESSES SKIRTS 7 9 3 ”mm: 105 on own!
85' reduced to ' ''''' “'98 $5. reduced to ...... $2. 98 ‘ 1
$8. reduced to $5.98
310, reduced to ...‘698Hf $6' reduced to """ 33' 98
$r5. reduced to ...... $993 $8. reduced to ...... 54-93
5’“ "d““d ‘° W93 ALL HATS REDUCED
WAISTS $5. reduced to ....... $2 50 ‘ .
$r.5o. Sale Price ...... 98c $4 reduced to ...... Sr. 98 {1}" fi‘ .
$2.50. Sale Price $1.98 $3, reduced to ...... $1. 39 '- \
$4.00. Sale Price $2.98 $2. reduced to ..... .. 98c \,
$5.00. Sale Price $3.50 $1.50, reduced to ..... . 79c V
CORSETS . . ‘
$3. reduced to . ..... ; ............. 532,23 give style, comfort and
$2. reduced to........ ....................... . ,.
$1.50, reduced to ....................... .00 superthfi'l'mg gown; are
_$r.oo, reduced to ...................... 50¢ economical muse long-
{i}: L togown-fit. . filming;
t‘gr, '13:. ' I "mm 0
’ ,L/LJ ’Mhfinwmu '
s ' Wetn Inc
No. 419—3150 hvflmhan I °
wearing, and assure the
nintost in a corset _at a
most moderate price.‘
W. B. NUFORM STYLE 4I9 (See
I large mum Medium Iow bust:
elasticities"; Splendid wearing
CW6Lcmbli£kry trimmed. . $.50.
w. he Nueonu 5171:
440 (Sec omen M5!!!)
Foi- avengers! Me-
dium bust. Imperm-
ntruction untre- double
. OtherW. EMoJeLflflup.
“REM—n
with W. B. Wind).-
iomblo fin-bile. d add
See Yesterdays Large Adv. for
Other Specials
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Prizes for Card Part es
Brigperman Bros 64
Corr r I '
Iou‘
East India Tea Co.
AT9I3?1 . 12?. Wei-Wu Street .
Norwalk Chronicler