«a AT LANE’S I>
; Rhone “5-5
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A delicious dinner sorbet!
daily.
CREAM Wed 'hn'th coffee.
Restaurant. ,
3! Washington St.
Bakery,- . I
.51 Washington St.
Intuition
'I‘. I. Raymond in In New York. '
Harry Street. collectol for itaymond
Brothers.“ ill Darien. today.
The aolcctmlIn made an official visit
to the town form this morning.
The. Minutes Grace and Florence Hay-
Iland wore III New York yesterday.
ItoAI- Madden. one of Newsdcnler
Utllt'mllll'tlltitllll’. in II] with the grip.
Raymond ltlotlIrIrII llll setting a huge
amount PT cur hing tilflllt' in lteed stlel't
Kaboom I‘lilt'lillllllllflll l (l t) it , of
Norwalk, will fluid a melting this ev-
('IIIIIK.
The Rev: John H. Sheehnn. oh Water-
bury. wall a v.sitor at his home III Nor-
watk, yesterday.
Augustus Hose",
walk, was Ialllnlz.
Bethel, 'I‘uenday.
The Rev. J. ll. Wcrher, of Stamford.
will conduct the scrvico at Ural-e
Church, this evening.
Chief of Fire Department W. I). “or
ford has moved from Washington
street to Madison street.
Mrs. Charles R. Halter. of East ave
line. is tlle guest of Mil-Ia Anna .It‘ll
ninga. In (troops Farms.
.4 Mrs. James Harford has l‘f‘till‘m‘d to
Ides
South Nor-
triends In
of
upon
her home ill Brooklyn. anI-r spending.
a few days In town as the guest of rein
lives. .
Mina May Williams. of South Main
' street. and John Dunleavy attended the
circus at Madison Square Garden yes-
lordqy.
——Don't forget the. annual ball of the
South Notwolk File Police tomorlow
'night. ianuaic lilill.
Mrs. III. R. Buckley and children, of
lcrard Plat-e, are. the guests of Mrs.
Buckley’s ulster, Mrs, Thatcher, in
Nlltley, N. J.
The Rev. Stephen Slit‘t‘llllll who haI
been a visitor at his old home ill Nor
walk l't‘llll'llt‘ll yesterday In Coudcre
port, Penn.
Tile W. C. T. U. will hold Its regulal
‘weekly nleetinng‘rlday, at 3 o'clock.
with Mrs. Jane Grltlln. 24 Mac street.
All are welcome to these meetings.
. Company II‘ is to refurninh its par
lore, and A. J. Collins & Company hnle
atmured an order for a large amount of
Mission furniture of the heavy oak
type.
The March meeting of the Whatso-
ever Circle of King's Daughters of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Charles S. St. John. ll Elizabeth street,
.l<‘riday evening. at, 7:45. Members are
requested to go prepared to new.
The Junior members of the Audubon
Society will meet tomorrow afternoon.
at 3Io'clock 'iu'thc Franklin school
building room (i. A cordial invitation
is extended to all who are. Interested
in the birds and an opportunity will
be given to any who wish to join this
Society «
Letter to inal- W. Raymond
I South Norwalk.
Dear Sir: There are several ways
of cheating in milk. An old-fashioned
way In to water it. Nobody waters it
now. A better way is to take out the
cream—rich milk with the cream tak-
en out is as good as poor milk with its
cream all In.-
- But we needn't go into particulars.
You don‘t rob your milk and your
customers.
Paint is an easy as milk to client with
Good paint is as rare as good milk;
for human nature is‘much the same in
milk men and paint men.
You are just and true with your
milk; so are we with our paint. Devoe
Lead and Zinc is twice as good as mix-
ed paints. There's twice as much but-
ter in it.
Mr. J. Ladll. Chernw. S. C... writes:
When Mr. Evans. painted his hO‘JSO
with Devoe. Lead and Zinc, he figured
on the basis of your claim that 'a gal.
Ion will cover 300 square feet. tw‘o
contain; had enough left to paint
three large looms, and was so pleased
that he has used Devoe Lead and Zinc
on two other houses
Yours truly.
WDEVOE dz CO.
New York.
P. 8.~Comctock. Watkins 6': Dow E
E. Barbara and Hubbell & Staples
Hardware (10.. coll our paints.
Tingle; Is
why we should not do business. We
keep the but mile of goods that we
cu: buy in our line. The Sou-to and
Bantam bum we selling on
_ thoIl- llama, They are becoming more
, will tile
‘OUT THE u.
The ltowlund III y (loom i‘ompcny in
holding a Ilounokooper'll solo. Head
tho‘ advertillomout.
Eureka Lodge. D A. A” will conferl
lilllreka hodgo not It., will confer
dogroocgtomorrow evening. A delagu
tion from flwuford will probably be
present.
South Norwalk Conclave. Improved
Order of Heptacophs, will hold a moot-
lng tomorrow averting at Its rooms in
South Main Itl‘éct.
"Nothing ventilrod nothmx have, " ill
a punitive trulam and If you will mako
money you must. invent llead (ll-cello
til Duncan'u advertisement.
ltead W. S. Startevanl'a lthf‘l'lIt-Io-
mom and learn about blue flame oIl
alumni- the I'l-Ii'ertlon is IIIH npmiul.
’l‘hat distilled water to having n largo
null-
’i‘lnI Ilnnkinloab umbrella in tho
”II‘IIII‘ of ”W liltntoll Sioru udveriiluI-
llll'lll lollnI. ltlInd about this parlitu
luI umbrella it may influence your put
ronnlu»
’l‘lllI 'I‘O‘iilllhll'l't-l' Union will hold a
I'llitOlllll. lonnnrow cloning in Central
Labor I.)H'lllll III which time lIIrIlllgII-
month will he mode for it smoker to
hr- hold soon
It is exported lllllt .iamoa (Trill-l- and
Jllnll‘ti II‘arrI-ll will play for tho "I'tii
run in the pool lournalntInt of tho Nor—
walk iI‘irII tournament of the Norwnill
Fire Police thin evening.
Haw you ever used a rubber II.IonaII t
1‘ hole at e many doing: aervlt- a now and
it has been (IIHCOV‘t‘It'i‘ their virtues
nurpallc those of the ordinal y spot-iv of
sponge. ’1‘ hey have more friction than
reuniting in winter exhilaration
The splint: lt‘l'lll oi' the llroun [lust
nosq (‘ollIIlIII opens fol both the day
and evening school Alli“ tith. AnI
\oung lady or man will not mistake in
mulling thin college for a thorough
buniuonn tinininlr This school has ll.
national lepntntlon
William ()‘llrieu. alias “lloston Rod."
was befole Judge 'l‘ nylol'. In the 'I own
(‘ ourt. this molniug, oll charge». of van;-
rtanly. lie admltted having been ar~
ranted here below but asked fill the
clemlply of tilt IIIoIIIt lie was found
guilty and sent to jail for thirty days.
'9' till-loo said he was a resident of Stnnr
tllf
»——Dr. M. 8. Recon. Eye and Ear Spe-
cialist flom BlHIdgl-Z‘Dul‘t removed his
office from the Mallnrkemo Hotel to
52 North Main St. So. Norwnlk when»
he. can be consulted on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays from t
o clock to 4 p. In. only,
The Math 'I‘Ilnl which has been ad.
verllaed for Saturday evening,
flint. In f‘luidl-r's llnll. Itowayton, has
been postponcd to Saturday. the 38th.
one week, the committee havilla the
same in charge deeming It llllvianblc to
do so. ‘ The til-kcia which have been
sold for the 215! will be good on the
latter date.
The physical culture classes which
meet each week at the South Norwalk
(‘.lub gymnaniuln. are about to organ-
ize n lmsllvthnll li‘llll]. Matthew l‘or-
belt will probably be. the raptoiu, and
Chief of Police YolllulIr the manager
One of the [Irlmlielltiw pluyora, when
ill-ikt'll about it this morning said that
the team would accept challenges from
any ladies team or :1 team from tho
Soldiers‘ Home, ltt Noroton.
Advertise your wants ill The Sentinel.
TheSouthNorwalk
Trust Company
HA8 EVERV FACILITY FOR HAND-
LING YOUR; BANKING BUSINESS.
IT MATTERS NOT HOW LARGE 0R
SMALL.
WE COLLECT CHECKS THROUGH‘
S. WITHOUT EX-
CHANGE.
PAY INTEREST ON SPECIAL DE-
POSITS AND TIME CERTIFICATES
OF DEPOSIT.
,IF YOU HAVE NEVER KEPT‘ A
CHECKING CCOUNT OPEN AN
ACCOUNT ITH US AND LET US
DEMONSTRATE ITS ADVANTAGES
TO YOU.
Dcnhlsbn’ 3 Cum Paper.
Dennison’s Napkins. l
Donulson's Shot! Paper.
<2,“
4‘
alum this Still,
10 NORTH MAIN OTREET.
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OUR GREAT GUARANT Yr SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
HATS AND TOP COATS.
'l‘bo riltht way to begin Spring is at the top—with a new hot. The
way to set thu rlllht hat in to come hero, whom all the new shapes in stiff
and soft, bats are ready for you. Then pick the one that makes you look
the host. 1
If you prefer .1 Derby, hero urn the Info blocku (IR linrrlnalon
llunlnp Hf'l'IlIflfl, $2. .
and
if onI '00“ III-st in a unit lull, llet‘han the Qfllllilfl‘ but will unit you
~ wide brim and low, llnt l-rowu, $2.50.
may like butler; L: I
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SNAPI’Y lOl’ COA rs.
Moro color Ill top (Ioniu than till-re has been in ytllll'il'-'Tlllll‘y chev-
Ioin and Sl'lllt'll IWI‘l‘flli in stripes and overplnida vlo with the old favor-
lien. the l‘OVOI'l family. and Illl' connerlatlvo Illllt'k and Oxford coats.
()ura include all the new cloth effects in the short, boxy ovcraacks.
medium lengths and long swagger tourist coats. lie l-Iuro atylu and lit
and tailoring all mutt-II tho hcst cuntonrlnlldc, and at half custom prices
—-~3t‘l.5ll. Stand $12.00, $15.00 and up to $20.00.
(IlhI-I- HIIIIlH'H of wit IInt:. you
thn we say: "Spring Opening.“ be mm to are a display of
brand new wenrablva for man mid boys. hotel to socks, with Ilot an old
garment or article III the Idol-c to blur the freshness of the new llIInKl-l.
D
court-l uonwrlLK. NORWALK.
Tel. cm. 32.2. " Tot. call 44-4.
ocuwoomuoonomum OWOW
MW
Have
You!
EVER USED A
Ranch scant.
We carry a complete assort-
ment and recommend them to be
"11' BlIblIrior to the ordinary and
cio of Sponge.
There in mol'o friction III their
new, home more exhilaration.
50c to 82.25.
VoII- Ilt‘l‘t' for Library.
‘ Clifford Pharmacil
PHONE 15-2.
COMMITTEE MEETS AGAIN.
Railroad Men Had a Gonorcl DIIOUII
clan of Altai", but Took no Action.
NEW HAVEN. March lit—Another
meeting of the grievance committee
of the conductors and tralnmcn of the
New York, New Haven It Hartford
railroad was hold this forcnoon at. com.
mitten headquarters in Insurance
building, bill it was stated that. the
Ht’ilflll)“ wan merely for general discus-
nion of the situation, and that‘thore
was no formal action to be taken
pending the receipt of news from the
meeting of the directors of the rail-
road I-ompany ill New York today. vm.
lIntllIc Fitzpatrick, of the Trainmen's
National Organization and W. (3. Wil-
klnII, of the Conductors“ National Un-
ion, Iooll part in the discussion at the
meeting
W. II‘. Chamberlain, of Boston. gen
eral manager of the road who came
here yesterday [or a conference with
other lllglrofllcials of the road. was
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses lick and III the
end you find them most expensive, The digestive organc
of a horse do not take. kindly to dirt. chat! and dllllt.
That is why lwll (‘l I«‘. AN 0A1‘S.SWII:E'I‘ llAY and
Him] GRADE I‘ [III] I) A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish—«Ivory bag of the highest stand-
ard of quality
BUY OATS THAT‘ S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH
atlll ill town today. It was said that he,
won considering the request of tho
Freight Handlera' Union of this city.
for an increase. of fifteen per cent. in
wages, and an extra rate of pay for
t-lllnday and overtime work,
NEW YORK, March ill—The direc
tors of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad company met here
today to take up the employees griev
nnI-oc {truncated to president Hall.
Among tho directors present was .l,
I’iorp‘ont Morgan.
.—...--.. w.-___.
MRS. LEACH'S RECITAL.
Good-Sized Audience Heard Enjoyable
Concert in Danbury.
There was a good razed attendance at
the recital girl-n last evening by Mrs.
Frank N. Leach, Ilt‘l‘ music pupils and
W. W. Stevens, elorutlonlxt. The re-
l-ital was held in Mwhanicx' Hall. A
ll-nllthy programme wan given, illne-
lrntlng the work that is being done- ill
all grades of the school front the pri—
mnty to the :Itllillli‘f’ll grade,
'I horn- of tin- pit :no Ilepaltmcnt that
played \th‘f‘ Mln ll. leell. the Min: Is
NEW EDITION
Revised General statues of Connecticut
_ NOW READY.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stotloner. Engraver.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
LOOK INTO IT! INVESTIONTE'
Why should you not read more titan a tow minutes without discomfort?
Wily should your eyes give you trouble? Why those headaches? You owe
it to yourself to have your eyes carefully examined. '
HOMER B. HOYT.
REFRACTINO OPTIOIAN.
Room 9 United cunt Building. . count No‘rwInI, oonn.
Oftlcc homo 8 to it: 45: 12: 45 to 6: 30. Saturday evening: 7-.0 ,
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Nellie Riley. Agnes Laue. Lucy Sediu.
Clara l'ost. Emily lit-ally. Agnes Mr-
(lraw. Mary Durkin. [muse Lawrence,
Inez HI'lIllll, .lnlia Kinney. Grace Knox.
Ada Sherwood. May Mrintoch. Jessic
Gilbert. Mabelle G. Srileek. Ella Ilnr-
zin, Lulu Perkins. Nora Ryan. Kittie
Lane. Jennie Lllne and James Mctlraw.
t‘hns. Husk. Arthur Peach. Otis Galina
htln, Walter Smith aIId Arthur Smith.
'l‘herc were songs by Miss Gladys
Nichoin, Miss Marlon Nichols and Wal-
ter Smith, Mina Hattie Beach gave two
nlnndolin solos and Miss Jessie Gilbert
recited. Mrs. Leach contributedl a
xylophonc solo to the programme and-
W. \V..Slcvenl~' reviled in his usual (III—
tertaininx manner.
The recital was throughly enjoyed by
the largo audience and passed off in an
entirely smooth lllllnl’lt'l‘.—~Dllllblll‘y
News.
TO VISIT PUTNAM PARK.
hfiemorial Palk with the commission-
cré oi' the park will visit the grounds
Friday. An appropriation from the
state has been asked, with which to
make some changes and improvements
at the historic om grounds. Among
othcr‘thlngtl which the commissioners
J RCKSON’S .
PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER
ART
WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting: by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. m.
. STUDIO
O
Oppboltc Hotel.
53 Wall street. Norwalk.
FOR THIS MONTH ONLY
Reduced Pricing/for "First Quality" Photograph;
CABINET SIZE, I215 oozcu
HALF CABINET. $1.90 DOZEN
oun’ LEADER,
756.,DOZEN
Children's Photographs a Specialty -.
We developo and print for Amateurs.
LEWIS, ll luau-r sr..1vorcwm.x
' minim: ‘
No Reason
.IvATGHES»
‘ .. fill Still lllélllliflllil.
are desirous of doing is to purchase
the grounds now owned by the Old Put
Club. and which adjoin the park
grounds. The visitors will look over
this property as well as make a tour of
the park grounds, before returning
home. Dinncl' will be served the party
at the home of howard Mackenzie.
MAYOR SEIZED BALLOT BOX.
HARTFORD, March ls—The eighth
word primary ballot box, which was
coined by Mayor Sullivan and City At-
torney Tattle last night. after there
had been a dispute over the counting
of votec contained in it remained this
noon in the possession of the police
after several attempts had been made
to secure possession of it by the regu-
lar Democratc. by no of a writ of
replevln._ It Is now Itabed that attor-
neys for thercxulcr Democrats are
preparing injunction papers. which
may be woman! before Judge Bora-
back in the Superior Court. this after-
noon.
House and lot’comer East ave-
Tho Spring Term of this
Collage Commences and: 6th.
Commence at once to consider tho advisability of
entering this college at mat thin. for a thorough
business taking. it will pay you more than it will
pay no. Remcmber we have I national reputation.
Sand for particuIarI and procpectuo. _ g
intro and Fort Point: Itreet. East
INorwalk, Coma noun contain:
Ala rooms, and Inter in. Small
bun. Lot abolltoqo feet from by
about :35 foot“ . .
GOLDEN.
In: ilw
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fl
-' TATLOR
,74 WW.
’ op Tnlco ITILLcouIs
g, ' .I ”Milan
If not. no m m hon Orin. lo»
“M
. onectly believe to be the fin
cry way ever shown III If!“
the country. The f'alp'rlcd
choicest selections of Gov,
Oxford and other fuchiona'bf
shades, and Vicunas‘ In ‘Oxfoid
and Blacks. We have taken
ceptional valucn, howovl
our prices as low on srbntlydntcr
garments are usually sold for,“ .4
Ill 0n Boy’s Clothing Deparlmf I’ ..
you will find the newest creations for this season. including a duperb.‘
collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trduserl}. _ ‘ I I;
VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS' GIFT L1BRAIIIEQ. ”N t
.' ~ , II“ I
SELLEQK 5. PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwall;
M
I
‘-
wheat, while most of the flour-cold lo a .
mixture of spring and wintor WM”. I! ,
calls for more kneading than tithe!“
flour. Try it for rich taItcd broad. 700
bag.
Sliced Pcachec, oval canc,.10c can,
or 3 for 25¢.
Pliicbury'c Entire Wheat Flour, ro-
ducod from 25c to 18¢ pkg.
Heckcr'I Pearl Flakes, to clooc out.
1
The legislative committee on Putnam '
at 8: package.
Wachbum A Crosby‘s Gold Medal
Floor in being brought to public notice
by a boon to house canvaII. It will
make the moat broad bounce it will
take more water than othcr flour. it
take: more water becauac It is a
Itrongcr flour, made of hard spring:
Lorenzo leblc.
Only Eye Strain
Only eye strain indeed but 'it is responsible for more Hoodoo”;
, Nervoucnocc and general Discomfort than you give It credit “to: l
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the but
and out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and
nothing. It glasses are needed, -Pl-oper GIIIIeI, Properly Adiumm ll .
our guarantee.
0 a. JACKSON
.IADUL‘I’I OPTIOIAI .’
II WALL ITREET. .
How Happy You Should Bo
Coal Prices Reduced. 21’";
. Wood Lower. -. ‘ .__
my; srllllw. anally. FEED and FLOURNIGIJ .I
mar prion. h‘y
toblluhments.
to come here and make the Iclcctlon.
H. S. Rood
16 SouthHaInStrctt
Stank God We lb.; White Halibut.
lac In; Haddock. «to In; Salmon. 12c
lb.; Pollock. 6c 1b.; white and yellow
Perch. ion 1b.; Mullet; 10c lb. Roe and -
ant-II sum. um Flam“. Blue Fllh,
Wonkflob, Green Smelt, extra flat open- ‘
ell Lon; Clams. Round Clams. All
other kinds of fish.
R. J. 0 Tuna.
RAYMOND BR]:
‘ . 'oun lune. assoamcur I.
II undoubtedly complete and no varied I! you will thnd‘klilnl s
It you wish a ring suitable for any occasion?“
Cutbiil’s Bridge FISII
om Library—With am. too cult
purchase you can veto hero for ӣ00,0-,
ciety, club school. church. hospital or
other organization yap may with In
own one of then iibrarléI now on div
play It nickel-man It Son'tr .
TryIIIg to be utIcfuI how can we
serve you? . .
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