\
6 Pairs Socks-$1.00
' Tan, Navy and mm
A good servloeablo cotton
Tho mt ‘I'rimmers' Union will hold
an important meeting. this evening.
‘ at. C. L. U. Hall. Washington street.
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4.
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Field’s orchestra will play in Wil-
ton this evening. _ .
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held at the Central Fire Station.’
Franklin street. next Monday, sve-
nlni. .
" {worked the adoption degree.
l
. O'Brien's.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. 0. U. A. M..
will hold a regular meeting this even-
ing.
Cookenoe Tribe degree team Visit-
ed the Danbury tribe last night and
A large
delegation made the trip.
_
—Paaalaas and Btrsw flats at
I-ha—es
The Administrative. Charities. Fire
, and Police department budgets will be
heard by the Board of Estimate and
Taxation at tonight's meeting.
Not one case of communicable dis—
eases is credited to Norwalk In the
weekly morbidity' report of the State
Department of Health for the weelt
- ending June 4th.
L
Two candidates were initiated at the
meeting of Banner Councll. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty. held last even-
ing. The next meeting will be fol-
lowed by a social and will be held on
Tile am: of June will be Flag Day.‘
fl'he' 17th will be ltnown as Bunkerl
'J-lill Day. and will he a holiday in
Nawusetts. The 21st will be the
first d” of Summer and the longest
lu‘ot tie rut.
40¢! at lowest prices. Ham'- and
lash.
“a. sa~al
———.‘——-‘l
Susie Conklin. who gave her address'
as Richmond Ville avenue. Westport.
was apprehended early this morning.
by Detective George McCarthy. It is
believed that she is demented. She
is being detained for further investi-
gation—Stamford Advocate.
A group of wonderful
waists. corsets and lingerie. all seu‘
bonable articles of quality. at the spe-
cial price of one for Saturday only.
winds up the "Junt- White Sale" at
the N. B. Ryan (‘01:; store. on Wash-
Ington St. Sec nth. for itclnx.
—Buy Top Notch Bread.
At your convenience hear the first
Victor record by Morinl. the seven-
teen year old girl. who already has
taken her place among the world's
greatest artists. You can hear this
and many others at the Victrola De-
Danni's". of A. J. Collins Co. lit-mi
'Adv't.
p—_
Chasles N. Smith has sold his rcn.I
Hence at 31 Bayview nvcnut- to Rob-
ert Jones llild Margaret Kelsey JOncs.
of Jersey City, Nl-w JflrSi’V Mr.
Jones has hem connected with the
New York Tribune. Mr. Smith will
break ground for a new bungalow on
Golden Ilill sirect. ncxt hlnndny.
The contract has tw-cn nwnrdml m
Sand: raprcss and Cable.
-—Get your Victrola where "Good
service la a Habit.” Easy terms
Donnelly's 13.13 Bo. Main St.
i Photographic Supplies
Camera, P
_ matron
Mm; and mun
Stfllson-Powoll 'Corp.
a
ll l‘
:.I'
I
Its pleasure would bo‘ '
hugely lost.
' It is because steady
Belling is something of ,
an achievement that r
the rewards are so
11‘th and the satistw
'yvr‘l‘l
determination with ‘g
$fings Account.
. “0" 8° great. -
; Enjoy “the luxuryof j
._. We.” Test you? . l
. ‘
values in l
'o'clock at the Baxter grounds.
O
Thursday evening. June 23rd.
The committee of Norwalk Lodge.
No. 709. B. P. 0. E.. in charge of the
flag day exercises for June lith. met
last evening and completed plans for
the exercises. The plans will be an-
nounced later.
-Bighgradeooalasasnisand
has. .
Routine business was tranmcted at
a meeting of Court Narruk. No. 68.
Foresters of America. held last night.
Nomination and election of officers
lwill take place at the next meeting of
the organization.
I Reports of the sale of “chill for
the dance to be held at noton Point
'on June 15th, under the auspices of
the Norwallt police fund. lnc.. arc
wry encouraging and memhtrs of
the city’s "finest" have disposed of a
;largc number. said roughly to be over
600.
l
i \V. C. Martin. 0! this city. is regis-
;tcrcd as u gut-st at the Hotel Penn-
sylxnnia. nccordlng to an item appear-
ing in thc Pennsylvania Register. I
bricht and snappy liltlc newspaper
which is distributed by the Static-r
luanngemcnt to its guests and cm-
lployees dnily excl-pt Sunday.
—Strnw llais
. and Panamas at
O'Brien's.
The stockholders of the Bell Island
Club company will hold a meeting to-
morrow evening at the home of
Richard B. Golden. at Dell “and
for thc purposcs of organization. af-
ter which a social club will be incor‘
pornled. along the lines of the Nor-
f'wnllt Country club and the South
.Nonvalk club.
l The local Kayccys with ihoir ro-
.org:lnized team will journey to Dan-
'bllry tomorrow. nnd endeavor to
thoroughly instill into the minds of
‘thc llntting (‘ity Karen's thnt thcy
‘cnn't pld)‘ ball as goml as the local
team can. Several weeks ago the
locals defeated the Danbury aggrega-
'tion by u. score or 1: to a.
_____.
ltrcnun» of the fact that a number
of the .nlemlwrs of lhc Grotto are
'plnnninlz in :Il't‘nd the Spring Core-
!moninl of Ila-jar. Grotto in New Haven.
in the evening. the baseball game b0-
Wwwn the ll 4“.- (l's illlrl Monltcr Grot-
V. i’. 1.2. R.. is called
T.) ut the Baxter
to. No. 56. .\l. U.
for 1! o'clock (D.
lgrounds tomorrow afternoon. 0n Sun-
(lily mOrnlnR the llcll island team
and NW Propht-in will cross hats at 10
I
7%
~l
‘9 Mr.
A-l George Essen. of the First District.
The Norwalk High school team will
go to (keenwich. tomorrow. to play
the High- school team in that place.
The deeds transferring past ,of the
ton street. to Mrs. Ann). Levy were
passed 1hls morning. at tho office of
Attorney Joseph J. Miler”
‘ m-
A stated communication of Butler
1-. .4
on Tuesday evening. June 14th. at 8
o(clocit (D. ’12). when the sun. M.
degree will be worked.
There will be a mgular meeting 9
Monitor Grotto this evening at the
rooms. South lain street. when those
who wish to attend the supreme ses-
sion will be initiated.
Baby carriages. go am. refriger-
ators. couch hammocks. and beach
umbrellas are included in the season-
ablemercbandise advertised by Ray-
mond & m today.
—Darso- seal as Ilsa-flu-
u—ma ’
Second nomination of others took
place last night at a meeting of Lady
Washington lodge. "Or 21. Shepherds
of Bethlehem. Election will take
place at the next meeting.
A wonderful opportunity to secure
a stylish summer suit or coat. a1 a
bargain price is afforded to those
who not quickly and visit the suit sec-
tion at Tristram & Ryan's. 'rw
quantity of high grade garments in
this sale is strict" flint“. but there h
a good choioe of star: and style for
prompt buyers.
l-‘ancy escallopa. genuine spring
lamb. all cuts of native veal. at low-
est prices. and eyerything else for the
Sunday dinner may be found at
Schultso's Sanitary Markets. Read
the Mg advertisement caret-fly. All
lichultse markets will close at noon
(standard time). on W'Miaeul”. GI.
til further notice.
C—h
—&raw hats and Pena-as reno-‘
rated at O'llrbn's.
At the meeting of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. No. 4:. l. U. 0. l-‘.. to be held
this evening. there will be presented
a playlct: "The Rag Cuttin‘ I..." by
members of the Womaos' Annie" of
Christ church. East Nor-alt. Ibi-
lowing the planet there will he a so-
cial lime. The" “II b. 0‘." III.-
bers on the was well.
Donnclly's 1! Go. Maia fit.
are
showing a Violin M M
window. Flee of the or“ pictures.
'i-mnan. Kreiflr; ' Mall.
Hrlfvtz. are shown and a list of some
of thcir records. A list of Violi- roo~
Ortln to all. being It!“ in ”-
lliglll'o adv't. and R. will lie-t0 W
nlhalltugr to look the list over. Lag
M‘lcclloll you care to hear. will he
plnycd for you gladly.
sacrum
Miss Cora Reach. of Trumbull. who
is stating temporarily with her niece
at ls France street. entertained n
number of. Trumbull and Sim
friends yesterday afternoon with a de-
lighttul bridge whist party held in
the sun-parlor of the itoysl James
hotel. During the afternoon. delicious
refreshments were served. Among
those present were: Mrs. Burr F.
Ileach. Mrs. Howard F. llcach. Mrs.
“'llliard F. l’iumtl and Mrs. Frauds
l.. “tells. all of Trumbull: M'a l-‘ncd~
crick Lewis. Mrs. Eugene l". “’clls.
Miss t‘urtiu. Miss Alice (‘Illtis nnd
Min Laura llcnch. nll or Stratford.
Outnts at the Royal James hotel
last night were: Mr. and Mrs. Edwnod
Fisher. llronxtille. N. Y.; Mr. and
Mrs. 1. 1‘3. Swift. Auburn. N. Y.: Mr.
and Mrs. William C. (‘nosunan and
er. and Mrs. C. E. Savory. of South
ilk-ad. Ind: Mr. and Mrs. C .0. Graves.
of New York city. '
Mrs. Kate Lamb Prentiss has re-
. Eu"; .v: amp»! 9?-
lwarts &.Oorbett bbok. h Washing. .
Chapter, No. as. n. a an. wllhbehdd
“‘74Lflmt .fi ~
, _ . -.
Gylo is' a mystery.
carry
meteoric.
with
M .
' Oops“.
-dotandotlset‘u.hll£cs
log, verysern
-—et Voilal‘
andatylc- ’- .- .
a
The Summer Dress
at War netted so.
An indescribable some-
thing that is found in apparel of various kinds—and
in afoul persons. It is a desirable thing to have as
women count desirable things.
. kind of a gingham. orgrndic or Swiss fmck will have
it: and those shown in the Read Dress Shop this June
with than, each' and every one, the distinctive
Often ' the simplmt
b M red. brown, pink or blue
whate, trimmed with white.
b mm and linen militia] with
W light and dark.
' ‘ small checks, blue. pink. laven-
in small even checks.
. $17-88!!! moo
an. M M black or dark blue grounds
with White dots. single or in cllstcre. Very good look-
m up
All that: gowns are very simply made and easy
to put on—a chapter two on the shoulder. a sash to tie.
" Annmmer costume of extreme daintiness
aeolian...
White
Fabrics
fondresses and skirts
‘mol‘gandie
with a pennant
7. W
finish. A beautiful quality which will stand 1,
launderings and come out
inches wide, and has been selling for $1.2".
as nice as ever.
11:41
Now 3.1.” a. yard .
W, ideal materials for Sports 31(in
or general summer wear.
showing many fancy
Width 36 imheo,
stripes and blOl‘ki‘d pull
In gabardinc we” .
6%
$1.25 a yard .
Tlill‘d "out I
I
Handkerchiefs
as graduation gifts
' loco very
dainty, W cm to use
Embroidwod linen
Baum
50 eta. 8100 to $.09
Rah oolmnd Linen
W! W i t h
hand embroidery and
drawn work. Very un-
usual.
s
I. an: floor
% f”
Dress Trimmings
. Eyelet Taffeta Home.
lag of best gmdf‘. Hoe.
and navy bluv. w
selling at $8.00. 31
N ow $6.50 a yard
White Chantiil Law
for brldcs’ gnu my. From
] to 40 inches in Width.
Pearl Trimmi
Real Laces m lllglshgg
Point, Brugw and Flirt:
Mun floor
The Mllllnery Shop
is closing out 331 Spring and early Summer 3133915
In fact tlll‘l‘c is aclcuranm- \x'hiw‘n v-\l4 ,. .. - :2
the Whole shop.
M lace and orgen'lie l‘rl'ms
Garden Hats of Crepe dc Chine :lid . -. 1':
pale shades.
85* Elk for traveling.
tucked, braided and silil'll
<1n:l‘«ll-~l..iu-l‘. "
‘(l.
W made Felt Hats ll'lnnnml ‘: '-
Pancy Straws and ribbons cemti nod.
Pricesbeg-l'
recently because of its lack of
houses." said Duncan l-u-isseli. a mem-
ber of thc corporation this morning.
“if the city is to grow. it must have
hon-ma. And we propose to meet this
situation by erecting suitable houses
which will be sold at the smallest pos~
sible cost."
“
ITALIAN STRIKE NFARING END.
LONDON. June ill—A Central
News dispatch from Rome today id
the strilu- of italian Government -
ployles is nearing an end in the prov-
lnCes. In Rome the situation is less
'tnrned to pet-residence in Woodward
'Park. after a tour of several months
through the South. having traveled
iowir 8.000 miles.
and Mrs. Edward Hall-ate of
South Not-walk visited at the home of
chili mania)". and Mrs. George Hal-
lit; in smith Ridge. over the week»
e .
r
s—s-us—
returned home today basing been dis-
jcharged from the PM States Navy.
{He completed a two yea} enlistment.
. Ilse Mildred Price of Norwalk was
the [den of Mr. and Mrs. BivoriBeI-
{let-k. at Belleck's Corners.- renently; ‘
HOME BU .
. COMPANY" E mo
”Contact!“ Page On)
.corporation will- be capitalised .‘ .
about $50300“ - at
'4‘ Theflome Building Company
“13¢th thirty-ave boildiu lots;
tittyphithaatre‘ Pack. on Vilma.
avonaa._'andhaastaflodthe ell-cu“ é
“umuva-nssn. -J
satisfactory. Postal and telegraph
services are still much dislocated. -
Advertise in the Sentinel.
lontinel Advertisements Pay.
Martinez! male nus-Es.
The sum of till was donated to the
mess fund of the Combat Train for
the purpose 0‘ "goodies" while at
camp by William McKinley Camp. No.
9. U. s. w. V.. at a meeting held last
night.
It was also voted to hold a smoker.
on June 23. to be known as Norwalk-
Dunbury night. l‘anbury members of
the organisation will be guests of hon-
or.
An invitation receirq from the La-
dics' Auxiliary of the camp to attend
n social. to be held next Thursday
night. was accepted.
Au invitatiorl (com the Norwalk
Lodge of Elks to attend the flag day
exercises. next Tuesday night. was
aha accepted. A color guard will be
detailed for the owasion.
CIOLLI‘X‘IOB‘S OFFICE STAYS l.\
BAMNRD.
HARTFORD. June llt—Rohtrt i‘.
Eaton. of North Iinun. who will 5m»
oecd James J. “'alsh as Collector 01
lntcrnal Revenue neat month. an»
nounced today that lit would mnkv
no change in thcjocation ot' the omn-
ot .collcctor. He will continue it in
Huttord. The collector has the
n at
$5.03
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work of .
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