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Gill NEWS
fliere will be a regular monthly
meeting of Sherman Commandery,No.
470, U. 0. G. C., this evening. Reports
will be heard and all members are
urged to be present.
Final arrangements for Decoration
Day will be completed at tonight's
regular weekly meeting of Bucking-
hcm Port. No. 12, (l. A. it. which will
be held in the headquarters, in the
Town Assembly itall building.
—-Umbrellas, mourning bands. O'Brien.
Passengers on the 8:13 a. in. train
down from Danbury were ataltled,
yesterday morning, when a large
tiank flout the root of the Norwalk
tunnel crushed down upon the roof of
one of the coaches. An investigation
by Conductor Shechan showed that no
damage had been done.
The committee on the Norwalkrar
nival will meet, this evening, in the
Council Chamber of the City llull, in
Lorth Main street, and will there dis-
cuss the advisability 01 holding the
annual festivities of July 3rd tllla your
If enough support can be obtained to
make the affair an assured success, it
will undoubtedly go through.
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With Tar ‘
For That Cold of Your-
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’ Dal-id“ Rum mi
DNDERTAKER
Tel. all... loan; New. “3.
27 WAINWMON 81’.
l NEW RED I!“ BUibDING .
mThe summer schedule at the Con
necticut Company will go into effect
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. to his bed at
E. G. Huntington baa been confined
his Bayview avenue
L home for several Weeks past.
Mrs. John Csako, of Quintard ave.
title. was yeaterday removed to a New:
York hospital, where she underwent ,
kill t)pt‘.‘iill02] for appendicitis.
~8traw Hats. Straw Hats. O'Brien.
A eon was boln, yesterday morning, .
to \i. lulu Mls ll-ithard Gallagher of
Westport. The proud parents are well
known in this tity
Artotdlng to arrangements Court
'nurtl Club will open formally {othel‘
st‘dsun tomorrow “Open house” will
bk obaerved though no special pro
grant will be carried out
line Port Chester degree team will
ltmlxllt confer the chief's degree for
t‘ockelloe Tribe, l, 0. R. M. Seven
candidates from l‘ntua Tribe will par-
mipute.
At teh home of Mrs. Silas lluacoe,
tn. “empolt ail-nae, tonight. the mem-
l‘t-ts ,honoialy and active, and friends ,
oi the local brunch of the W. C. T. U. Y
“I” meet and enjoy the regular:
monthly social seadion.
“J.tt-lt""()'Neil, :he daring motorcy-
clt rider, who imparts thrills to the'
l‘..l’nl\’fl| crowd with his work in the; '
"silo" on the Lockwood grounds, took ;
last night, duringl
another bad spill
it
Miuiz’s
Silk Sweaters"
$6.00 to $15.00
Ifyou offlildingnowiathotimcbose-
confront!!! Ilrdnatathematexiala that are
needed. We have on hall a large auortmont of BRICK.
LIME PLASTER. CEI qINT and a theorem! other arti-
cues too numerous to mention. We are in the battle for
basin: and loaded to the muzzle with just the goods
want
RAYMOND BROTHERS
r31 Wuhinlton St.
Phone "3-3.
Ladle? White
Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Patent {leather and Ta: m-
1 White Boles and Heels
l 83.50
. White Canvas
ft Sport Oxfords
Tan Trim. Rubber Boles
$2.50
I Glover’s
In Washington Stk
! Milton Elwood, Manager.
For the Best. of Everything in Sea. .
Food—We Have It.
Nothing Misrepresented—Money Back
If Not Satisfied
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phonon x08 and too.
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery
The New Sciel u
one of the performances, but, luckily,:olpmiflou op CHIIMAOWN.
was only slightly hurt.
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-\‘ou don't want to miss the dinner5
Whmumdm
and entertainment of the Men's Class I“... fl the m a the m at
of the South Norwnlk (‘ongrexatlonat mm the same. Dine“. hound
crhurth to he held at the Mahackemo by . wrench. gm or m u a.
here” Association, this evening, when llotel, Monday evening, \iay 29th at 'i u x". I! a”. in childhood
the New York State Red Men mun-to 0"‘(ltltlt get lmn- and procure your ‘ u. Did I a. ”a -
work the chiefs degree on at number ”Ck!" DMD!" ”I?! are from. Ticket! ”I'll“ lam-lb: . Oi “ II II III
of candidates 0‘ t'oekenoe Tribe, No that be procured from any of the mem- Ill-I In.” a“.
32. l. (l. R. M. Tonight‘s meeting will ”0"" I
be held in the hall. in Main streetnnd
extensive plans for the entertainment Goon—w WORK
of the visitors have been made.
The Star Shirt t‘o. will more from
The Woman' 3 Medicine Hoe
Proved Ita Worth. l
The Port (‘hcster degree team will
be the guests of t‘ot-kenoe lluynia-
Chiropractors remove the one» at
diaeaae and pain. health is new
throlgh harmonizing the nerve aya-
y. renal. troubles
given special attention; also name-u
lot the spine. You will never regret
enhance it
help you.
26 I~Harry
Bridgeport, Julie 1, ltcpresontntirert
of the company have been preparing
a factory in Baltimore and arrange.
The equipment in being made ready Humble W“ m“ aloe.
for shipment now. Only finishing -
work is being done at the factory in When I‘yd'“ E l‘tnkham sremedieal To Fl'allClS. De c-
were first introduced their «native “W m Io N I
powers were doubted nnd had to be u ”fl” 8L. malt. M
—Cant. 500. 750 and $1 O Brien“: proved But. the proof (.tmo tuldgrad- 1
Mrs Emma Spear an heir of Al- l ually the “30 or them Bimb‘] 0"" the ——————~-——--.—~— —~———-
mo Gilman, the late tea magnatc Wh°'°°°““"y N0w"'“”‘“‘d’cd' “‘AUTOIsT HELD eon MAMLAUGH.
_ the most. beneficial effects from the use T‘R'
and four houses near the corner of
Brewster and Fuiifield ntenuea. Thea come generally recognized and Lydia
purchase was made by Alexander 5; Pinkh‘m's 2329“?” (0mm l' home is in Hartford. was held in :2.-
ostan m an" or women. 000 bonds for the Supelcior court yes
320.000 The houses WOT? ”1059 built the thousands on file in the Pinkham terday, on the charge of manslaughter
by Gilman when he planned the om“ at Lynn, Mm mom; a,“ in colliding with a trolley car and in
Black Rock development that was
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- which mix-up Samuel A. Rockwell. of '
nlcnts are being made to occupy it
Bridgeport now.
‘ ecu-at. m- Plllur scan-t. to
transferred her interest in nine lots tho d5 of women have experienced
of these medicines, their value has be- WllJ. lMANTlt‘ May
Danneberg at a price said to exceed
The following letter is only one ob
never completed.
Burglars have been very much ill
evidence, in Southport, during the
past week, although no big hauls have
been made by the midnight maraud-
crs. On Wednesday night or early
Thursday morning the houses of Fred-
erick M. Roscoe, a prominent mer-
chant of the town; and E. G. Oakley.a
resident of the same street, were en-
ured. but nothing of any great value
was taken. Earlier in the week an-
other house. in Southport, was also
broken into during the night. The
thieves left no clues on any of their
jobs, and efforts to locate them have
so far been futile.
pound in an article of great merit as
shown by the results it producea
Anamosa, Iowa. —— "When I began tak—
ing Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound 1 sufi'ered with adilplmmt nt,
and my system was in a general run-
down condition. I would have the head-
ache for a week and my back would
ache so bad when I would bend down I
could hardly straighten up. My sister
was sick in bed for two months and
doctored, but did not get any relief.
She saw an advertisement. of your med-
cine and tried it and got better.
told me what it had done for her, and
when I had taken only two bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound my head began to feel better. i
motioned iti‘ use and now I don't have
any of thou troubles." ~Mra. L J.‘
Human. v I‘n 1 Aha-ma 1m
' Windsor, was fatally
hurt. Skyler
was driving a passenger carrying ma-
thine. The trolley car he hit had
. ' x in from South Coventry last Sat-
urday. ltockwoll, who was a boiler
inspector. was in the automobile. He
received a fractured skull and died In
the hospital a little inter. Skyler was
in the employ of William l. 'l‘ulln, of
Hartford,.wlio sold the car after the
:m-cident and went out of the paaaen-
She ?
ger carrying business. Tulin was in
court in the interest of Skyler For-
mer Attorney-General King looked af-
tc”r the defense. The state presented
:several witnesses to testify to the ac-
cident.
out vaults
Flutmg With Danger
Whattdu you think of thifman who deliberath invites
disaster and their hopes tube spared? Where would you stand
if all your contracts, securities and records were reduced to
ashes or stolen? You riskhnlmost invite-such- loss when you in;
trust your documnts to the “safety” of your office safe. Ask
-» the fireciief «the chief of police. If your papers are worth
money, give them real proteétion. Have a safe deposit box In”
White Outing, Sporting ard
Yachting Shoes
FOR MEMORIAL DAY TRIPS
All stylea and sizes for men, women and children.
DAINTY WHITE HOSIERY TO MATCH.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
I1 WASHINGTON ITRIIT
TILIPHONI 1075-8.
DO NOT FORGET THE
Business Men’s Lunch, 40c
Clifford Rathskeller
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Everything in the Optical Line :
Eyes Examined Free
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
134-130 WASHINGTON sr.
Prices of 'Rugs‘
have advanced; and will advance more. but we purchased I
large quantity last Feb, so that we are able to allow a‘.
fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brunch, 3*
Brussels, Velvet Axminatcr and Wiltona, at price. that In '
far below the present value. '
This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs
SO. NORWALI.
Refrigerators
ice Chests
Many styles, in steel, and wood in all sizes.
AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
Come In and See Them
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall and High Sta“ Funeral Directors. ‘ Norwalk, Conn.
Hf you have something to sell you
have something to advertise—use a
Sentinel Want Ad.
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PRE—HOLIDAY SPECIALS
Mons, Young Men’s and Boys
SUITS
Suits representing evcry wanted fabric including blue
serge and novelty weaves.
manner in the latest styles.
i$5. to $22.
”'ELcrHan
Suits tailored in the most careful
Exceptional values,
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With Memorial Day only a few day: ago, you mily and our
credit plan a real convenience. We extend its privileges. Try
its advantages. . 0 . " .
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BOY‘S’ 'SUlTS
Let the youngxaan step into our store and “step late a- suit.”
Our credit terms make it unnecessary for any rumba ot the
family to “go without.”
$3. to $7. so
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Men? Hats
$2.00 to $4.00 82:00 to 53:50
Mena’ and Boyt’. Slices
For Up-to-date Service Call
‘ race H. oauuuo. *-
Funeral Director and Emmet
Ollie. and maiden” ~
Telephone 004.
54 8o. Main St,
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