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w.
II Batiste and Voile.
Hon! Designs and Stripes.
A!
E. K. BANKS
Imckomo Hotei Block.
South Nomaik.
L.-
DENNISON‘S
Demonstrator here
again Monday to
DEMONSTRATE
PASSE PARTOUT WORK
DONNEL:.YS
STORE
/
STATION F. Fl'i'
' 16 South Main Street
[W8
1» \t‘f‘) ill at the
l" M lltip
Clll
Mr. B l-‘. Jami.»
hon'n oi lil.‘ daughter, .\ll'~
tel. 12! \‘.'oi-l\o‘ard :Htm,
who to tl'lii'irii'r ltll lit lit‘t‘tl.~
Mus i'liil't‘ .\‘!ey in. t.‘ li.'tl‘lh _\'ii i;
spending thr “til ilnl \\i'li \H' and
ll‘ll‘a. \‘.'it‘.i’i-ld liot.‘ of Qllllll.irl
place,
‘ ii,
”All hitt-‘ rhown at The Fit liloii Shop
at the iii-gent Then 1- wll lit' dim. 3
ed in the \\llitlUWh for 3 days MN
B. N. Taylor, tit) Ntwilii Mum street
[log \\'ar.len Wain it has di~posed 01
~ the dog of Let- Willianit. of .\i Water
street. Second l’lh'lrii'l, “illtli hut Max
Levinstein recently.
A met-ting of the board of directors
will be held tomorrow al‘it-rnooii of
the ('ourt Laurel (‘lu 1. a‘ L’ o't lock lit
the ojce of the presideii’
--—~i7nibn-lla.~, mourning band.» ti’iirieii.
t‘liarles ll. Adams, oi‘ this city, \t‘at
elet'ivtl net-ittary at the annual co‘i~
reunion of the state (ounell, Order of
United American Mtt‘llillll.(‘~_ in iiris-
toi. t‘onn.. on Thursday.
“lodge and Urganivaiion" night will
be celebrated in the South .\'orwalk
(‘ouaregational church tomorrow eve-
nlll'.’ when lodges l’t‘pi't’a‘i‘llllllg all
sort. oi fruiernaliitni. will be present
at interesting services. Special speak»
ing and music will he in order.
__.._._..
litia-, iiinllnt-
\li-~. Taylor, 6"
Millineiy. feather
bun.‘ nntl iit-cltwear
Nit lt .\luili.
Two weeks more remain in which
dog. can be licensed with the pay‘
men! of the dollar extra provided by
law. \iter that time ling Warden T.
F. Walsh l‘l‘tllKlsi‘d to get busy, and
will issue warrants for delinquents.
There will he a full dress rehearsal
of the degree team and guard of Eur-
eka Rebekah Lodge on Thursday of
95‘“ week. Tomorrow nignt. at 7:15
0"‘l\)“k. the members meet at 7:15 o"
cloei. iii the downtown Congregational
church to attend divine service.~.
"lolly l“l\'(‘ Dance Arion Hall. to-
Siet-‘s Orcht :ti'a.
lll.L'l t.
The regular 'deniimonthly meeting
of the Norwalk Boat club, was held
last Helillifl. in the club quarters at
thr- rim of Lockwood's hall building.
and routine business was conducted.
Plans for a Clambake to be held in the
near future, were di‘scuesed, and Clar-
ence “artery was appointed chairman
of a committee. to make arrangements
for the good time.
«lolly Five Dance'Arion Hall. to-
night. Svec's Orchestra.
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SPECIAL‘ .g .
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Wampoie's Cod Liver Extract ,—
Stillsvin-Powell-Corporat on
Shiner Dre -s Goody
Almuwmai
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l 'r‘ glii llut Wine: Bla-
ViliSii‘y' Fifty Five
The mnartest young men's
style in America.
lion fchaltnt r
8c Marx
make it in one. tv.o and
three button models. See
them
Rogers 81 Stevens
3’ ll;i.l ls'tli. 'lih i‘ A
Milli clothes
‘t lt(
[\‘orwalk. South Norwalk.
. .. --,,. ---~._ ‘— -—..——.
Memorial services will be held to‘
morrow afternoon in The Mouse Home.
on Sou;h .\iitln street.
The (uses of Samuel Fratto and
Tony lLZQ. the iialinns who participat-
ed in a stabbing match at the rubber
mills, will come up before Judge Lock-
\\t‘t.tl. in lllt‘ up‘own court, Monday
morning at nine o'cick.
——.l0lly li‘ive Dnnce. Ariou Hall. to-
night Si‘ec's‘ Orchestra.
iiciinisoii’s Demonstrator will be
here again Monday the 15th to dem
onstrnte the i’usst- i‘iirt out work.
This work is very easily done and is
an excellent way to frame your pic-
tures aim being inexpensive. This
i’nsso l’nrlout when finished makes
your {mate look like a regular wooden
frame, don't miss this opporuntlty
This llt‘llltlll‘ll‘illtlr will he here about
three days. at Donneliy's Stationery
Store.
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»—rSpet~ial attention given to engrav
ingot wedding invitations, announce
merits, \isiiing cards and dies. Como
in and inquire about pirces and you
will find them low at Donnelly's Sta-
IllOllt‘l‘y Store.
Decoration Day plane were'discuso
ed. at last night‘s regular weekly
meeting of Buckingliniii Post, .\'0. 12.
G. A. R. The veterans will make tur-
tlicr arrangements during tne week.
and probably complete them in time
for next “v‘t‘k‘o‘ meeting. It is prac.
tically decided that the Buckingham
members will work in cooperation
with Douglas Fowler Post, and the two
‘ posts will combine for the Decqation
‘iiay parade.’ The boy scouts will as-
;sist the veterans, in the preparation
‘nnd decoration of graves.
l
l QUITE THE REVERSE.
look pleasant?
the baby auc-
’ PRESCRIPTION DRUOGIITO. Mrs. Newpop-No:
82 Wuhlngton Itmt . cooled in making the photographer
South Not-walk. Conn. look unpleasant.
V.
reserve of cub in the bank.
SutthwaIk stunts he i ‘
Your own interest
. We do not belittle the importance' of compound inter-
est. It is a great help to the rover, but YOUR OWN IN-
TEREST as manifetsed by the steady deposits in your
South Nor-walk Savings Bank Savings Account will accom-
' pitch much more toward holding up for you a comfortable
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nit-s. it. or. Wolfe, Miss A. l). liroclt
Newlpop—Weli, my dear, did the p13). Jeanette Mozar and the. nine merry:
topmp ier succeed in making the ha y’ maids will bring their engagement to at
’dARGilERI l‘i-Z CLARK
in “Molly Make Bette-re " at Th” Regent Theatre Tue‘s. May 16.
\
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Popular
T'ie Magic! Mushroom
’i‘hw Miiillti. oi 'll‘ \‘oi'un‘ha \.lii
Lil .i.~ l i"i>l.t‘.\.\r.‘ tor the t‘irii';iitiiili_t'
~ lilthtlllClllS
‘ititi's presentation of the Moat . '3‘“.[Alligiii'ih‘u‘p (If “m 'Ui'h ”imrv‘k'. Mar'in. who procured !- titltcts and
.\ii.\‘.ri.~iii .‘e fili< J \t t‘oliurt. A W ‘ ‘ " “W“‘nm m H" iiord. . . .. -
. . J. ,,. Le b a ”u, .. H, ”H, Y ..i t‘. A itueriations through J M. Layton &
.\ll:\ Murgztit-i lilt'ltll.‘igt‘3, .\i .4 lttau . . _
ltovnoriu-‘u Ali-n \l.ti‘_\ K Jr ilillir'p. " [MM 1'1“. agents of the Aillrl'lt'ail Line
Mrs. win t‘ .lt‘s‘~tlli, M... l’t‘rt‘)‘ w "’|""“ “i ‘ H n M; '»u'. of ”w "Max _“' South .\‘urwalk.
Motrin. Mr: llthl‘)‘ Morgan. .\ll‘ 1; 1“ \l'lrl‘ltmm.” In llu' inn-until} hallo _. ~ .. .-.--
‘.‘ “Cum“. u”. l5. 3; Hart. 5”, .‘ ~Ittti.i)' allt'rnttii, at »i o‘clock. i CARD 'PARTY AND SOCIAL. 1
Harry ‘5‘ Benton. Mrs_ ilarry Minion. w i’ttier the au-picos of Oui- Sifitpnf
\irs t‘ t". lloiitnt-ll, \li'> \t Iit-nii.ih 'i'itt'lt‘ will lt‘ ". iiiet’iii, :f ll u-lioys' lt'bt l'ah Lodge, No 5:7. I i) 0 l“, a
Hindu; llt‘ .iohn t'runior.‘ Mrs.~ ‘tiTt't'tit Amtriiioii, on .\iuiidiii. atlit‘ly :‘uvt‘easful rul'ti ilariy and sorta]
\itry t'uniiingliaiii. Mr.» \\. it. (‘a'l i l: l' m, m the tttitslfllbl) linll 'l‘liefmh l-Il‘! ,Vhtv-tniny cit»rnoon and
ought. Mm .lllllll‘~ izrtgory. Ml: ii ]. 'itiu l- i‘ truth inanai-er Mil beitlt-rI-llg. in Odd Fellows' Hall, in We?!
li Hardin-r, tits .1 ii lit‘llllt'll. .\ll‘n. ‘rltl All lill'llilh‘r.“ rhtlliltl attend tmtt‘et .
i ll lititfillitll Mrs h t‘ tii'itiltli—. --—- l l‘ll >1 bio- and whist were playeddur (
Vin it H. (lultitii. Mi~ Schuyler ’fh N “a... no i‘lit-im‘ii'ul m MW", l‘ii. the uni T'I‘Saiillik‘. the high acorn-j
ilrtlitll‘flll. .\er l‘ l‘: lliti‘klt'y, Mrs M}. )t‘illtltl'. ‘ ”r l'ttllnt’ l1 “.nflllit'vin i..f!.ll- ‘3; .ll‘.‘ “fit-1'11“)” by Mrs‘i
iivl.l‘,’ llail. Mn. it ti liaiiorti. Mrs L”, ”W, m ’1‘“, a “Wm“ Wlmumlt' t ’lwoitibiey. Mrs. W. Spray, Mir.l
l‘.‘ t‘ ll.l\lliilltl. Mint l) .l tiiil. Mrs mid). m” “ml” ”HUN“. iavov'thd us int n l' Jones and Mrs (lliffoidllnus-‘I
tyiiiii.» liill Mrs ii r‘. Hit-ks, Mrs H”, a piano :01.) which w“ render- iliildt. and in the evening by Mrs.‘
Waite" iiiithcotk, Mri. J. :4 ilotch M, very well ' ‘ Fltotnr‘. Loudon, Mn. F. Buckley, Mutt
i. Mrs M. .l limtitrd. Mrs lion ‘ (' Linoiicks, Mrs, C. E. l-‘enniint-in.i
ilrtl ”till Mrs Francis liurJ, Mrs. i ers. f‘larence Buttery. Mrn. Wiliiumi
8 Kl't'p. Mrs. HurH‘)’ Kent. M”- E The debate on the lltlt‘t-lloni lit-solv
\\' lame, Mrs. L. A. lo‘llllllllt'f, Mina
Sarah Lewis. Mrs F. St John Lock- be compulsory. which took pliice in
MUM. M”. E. .\'. Lockwood. Mi” Miss lliill's Junior English clams, yea
l‘lf-it‘lttt‘ lAiUtlt'll, Mrs lt‘. S. Lyon, triday turned out to be moat inter
.\ir . Wm. H Matthews, Mrs. M. M. t‘Jitllll’. The fl",'.’ttl\'l‘ side. under the
.\lll)t‘l"l". “,5“ Virginia Mega Mrs leadership of John .\leNeiny, look the.
.\ \\’ “WM". “,1 J 5.. Mcldiroy. honors, having won both on points and»
Mr.- lewh Niihll. Mrs t‘liitrlea Quint their presentation. '
ilurJ, Miss Sully lit-its, Mrs. J. (7. “‘—
\‘uu-itirk. Mrs. ll ii. tlweiis. Mrs. The local High school boys will go
. lisilcs Periy. Mrs. t‘ A. Quintard. to Anaonia to invade their old rivol's
Mrs Walter l‘lt‘l‘Fii‘l. Mina Mary baseball team there. They are M‘hPll‘
iiivicr. Mrs. B. t}. Shine, Mrs. A. J. tiled to play the Stamford High school'
Ktitiunler, Mrs W. l-‘. Russell, Min on Monday. at Stamford. On Wed-,
(‘arrit- Seymour. Mrs Leslie Smith. nesday the local team will play Mil .
.\irfl Stanley Smith, Mm. ““101 ford. at Amusement Park. This is the.
first local game after "to week's of:
Smith, Mrs, H i., Sturgea, Mrs (‘hria-
out-of-town games and. consequently!
llil'l Swartz, Mitts May St. John. Mrs.
W H. Swords. Mrs. \'. .\. Scoileltt, a “File crowd in "Mil l
iir. W .l. 'i‘incey, .\ira Daniel 'i‘oom l ____
0). Mrs. win. \’olinier. Mrs. (‘hurle' FOUNDED 0N STRONG BASE. ‘
\'rooni. Mrs. .\. i). Wadswdrth, .\ir’f
'.--“la Wardell, Mrs. Sliauibaugh. Mr
\k'in. \l‘t-ed, Mr» A t‘. \‘i'htu-ler, Mrs.
.i A. Wills. Mrs. id. -\. Woodward;
.‘ii.~, .lohn Knapp. Mrs. 'l‘. l Raymond.l
Heiress—l first met the count of
Switzerland. ‘ '
~licr Friend—Tell me about it.
Heiress—4t wait at a table d’hote.
F l He passed me the iiimbnrger which of
Mr; I course. i declined; but on the ntrength
mm of that title piece of cheese we form-_
i
pay. Mrs. Frank (little. Mrs. (‘.
hon iitiian. Minn Marion (‘hurch.
lit-len lieera. Mrs. G. l‘. iietts
M has Sarah Clark.
i our engagement.
REGENT THEATRE. t
The vaudeville show at the Regent 1—CUT THIS OMUOrNE—Y‘” '3 WORTHg
Theatre held forth to two K006 bltl‘ .
audiences at both the matinee and ere! DON'T MISS TillS. Cut out this]
ning performances which goes to show‘mm encloae “."h 50 m Foley & Co.,i
that there are enough in the .\'orwalks ‘ Chicago. iii.,.writing your name and l
to appreciate real vaudeville “he".address clearly.- You will receive in:
they see it and from all indicatiomt the t return a trial package containing pgl
popular playhouse. The R939!“ Th9“'liey'a Honey and Tar Compound fort
ire. will undoubtedly be packed “libronchial coughs, colds. and croui):l
each show today. The usual amountlpoley Kidney pins_ and “103.0th
of welcome greeted the different acts - tic Tablets.
showing at the Regent “191“"? “"d Sold everywhere. ,
Mlle. Renee's act contain-ting of her
i
in Sihlitli tut.
ed. 'l‘lint toting at cit yelectionmliouldl‘
.writou: We think Foley Cathartic Tab
{d an acquaintance which has led to -
SOCIETY
AND Ptitsolliil.
News
\d , .
... .
! ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
l Mr and Mrs Arthur i’ia‘t Boers, oi
I'i‘i Lintoln avenue. announce the en-
'ga!erizent of their daughttr, ii'anthe
liiee, to Hurry Iawrence iiili. former—
ly of Neumk .\' .l. min of South
Norwaik
Among the passengers sailing today
it.» Amernai: l ine S3. .mcr “New
Tori " tor Literpool are Mr, and Mrs
J Wilbir iiiatknian. who procured
iliI'Ir tltltris Md rt t.’\allt’lilr< through
i‘o. inc Agenu of The
an Line at South .\’oiwalk
Among the lizissengrrv :ailing today
on the American Lin:- Stmnier ".\'t—w
York" for Liverpool in Mrs. Anna.‘
tin
. ‘.1 l'iyltin
Aliirrlt
'nim-a and Mrs. William Ahrens 1
, liPllt'i-‘llil’lfnli-l weer served during‘
both random: and music selections hyI
a hull,” weer enojyod. l
l
Mass Florence McMahon and Mm;
Daniel liowiing. of South Norwai=t,ere§
’nt At ‘ailin. Sound Beach. today. \v.th
it pail) of naturalista from New York.
tll)‘. ‘
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—-—Turn "merchant" for a day or two]
«and BELL that used article. Sell it
through Sentinel advertisingcjuat as
other merchants sell tblnu.
--TELL8 warren: THINKS _‘
Anna Flown. Cedar Grove, Mo.
lot: In the best liver pill we ever got
hold of. as they do not nauaeuto or
gripe. but not freely on the liver." Rot»
ommonded for constipation, bloating.
sour Itouuch, gas on stomach, bad
breath. clogged or irregular bowel ac-
Mon.
Hold everywhere.
ladies’ Stills
810 and $15
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“Y 5‘“ CHAIR ‘
m. or trig
SCREENS Special
All sizes. $3.95
Couch Hammocks
At $4.95
A Couch Hammock of extra stung mulch, iron
frame. National fabric spring and a gait-nuns: for 34-95-
OTHER COUCH HAMMOCKS
I $4.95 to $18.00
Refrigerators
Join Our Sterling Ro-
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A“! “fit you desire, all
sun, all shapes. Buy a
SW: Refrigerator and
you will never regret it.
Fully guaranteed. They
9'3 ice, keep food sweet
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mm $7.5 to
PLEASED Tg $35
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Old Hickory Porch and
Lawn
Furniture
A complete stock of
chain, Rockers, Settees
and Tables for the porch
or lawn. Old Hickory
Furniture from
$2.50
Cit Stoves from $3.50 to $15.00 1
Gas Plates from $1.25 to $7.00 "
_ . Sterling Furniture Co.
South N orwalk.
127-129-131 Washington St.
PHONE 105
$15 to:$32.5o
VALUES
, J Ac0lii’S .
dancing and 'singing of the different
leading actresses that ‘surely has
made her a big favorite in Norwalk.
There has never been an act that has
played Norwaik that has had the. bean-
tiful stage settings that this act of;
Mile. Renee‘s has and it is a spectacle
to witness. She has just been booked
to appear at the Palace Theatre, New
Very Fine New GrassButter 35c lb
13 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
1
York. the week after next and will
no doubt he heralded along Broadway
its the most wonderful act ever show-
ing at ‘tlie big play house on llrond-'
way. Anybody wishing to see this
act of Mlle. Renee. will have the tin-
nl chance today as she clones her on.
gngetneut at The Regent Theatre to-
East India Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
Tel. 371
night. The rest of the acts including
Fitch E. Cooper “The Rob? and ”‘9 _.'__.._,_, ~—~~— ,_,
Nu Bone Corset
—— DISPLAY_-
at
Mrs. Taylor’s Miliinory Shop
(:0 NORTH MAIN STREET.
NuBone Corsets are made to measure ad are guaranteed
to fit.
ANY FIGURE CAN BE FITTED. ‘
Those necdingspecial cornering and that with excesaiv
abdominal and hip flesh will enjoy onion in the wearing
of NuBone Corsets.
Visit This Display—It Will him you.
Saw," Goldsmith nndliope in "The
New Saiesman.‘ and Johnny Hoey and;
close tonight also. it has been a ban:
Iner 3 days At the Regent and is con-
‘vincing that the management of mini
popular playhouse has the right idenv
as to the quality of entertainment that l
the theatre going people of Norwalk-'
want and in going to repeat with Ju‘st1
that quality in every entertainment
that they secure. Along with this (tr-i
ray of vaudeville the usual picture
prtgram was given ahowing Cloe Rid-E
GoldMedalFlour..........
3 lbs. California Prunes for
- Warranted Fresh Eggs, per
also the 9th episode. of "rho Strange!
Case of Mary Page." The usual prices!
35c lli. BUTTER 35c Ill.
Very Best Creamery Butter— Beckmann Quality. Try
a pound and notice the delicious flavor.
3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice (Reg. 10c grade) for . ..... 20¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, Reg.
gley in “The Love Mask" and today,i ‘.
the pictures will consist of Virginia! Monogram Rye Whl'key’ ponbottle """""" 85¢
Pearson in ”The 'Hunted Woman" andt Dewar: Special Scotch Whiskey, per bottle ..... $1.35
French Type Vermouth '(Very good value), bot. 50¢
—______L_—=
.. llag 95¢, Bhl.' $7.50
doz.... ............... 26¢
30c grade,lb. 25¢
prevail; those of matineoo for the.
vaudeville of 10 and 15 cents and inl
tho ovpiting'thero will be two ghoul
of vaudeville which at both abort: the
price of admiuion will bb iii and 25
cents. ’
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-A good adv. ours but in the but
A.- F. Beckmann & Co.
YOUR GROCERS
83—85 WASHINGTON 8T.
souruuqnwau.
kph—u ____ L_V___ .L.
mom: 1405 _
NewMitltiies ior School Wear
Gym. girls, school girls and hundruk d other girls, both
big and little. are asking for ntidtfics now. A pleasing vario-
ty of styles is to be found here. They an all made of sturdy
white galatn. The best kind of m for wear.
White Middt‘es with tong or about use“. rod or blue col-
laraand cufis,andhar}dkert:hief pm ......... $1.00
White Middica with coitus. cuifo and tuna. ot pink. blue
and grcen striped platen .... .-...-....;..-.......... $1.00
Pink and Blue Poplin Kiddies magmatic mas.
ii. I iinltl ~ 81.50
White sin: Poplin Kiddies with pact-he collarl and
cum ..............................--.--......... 82,25
J. I. MALLE‘TTE"
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