Ice Cream that you loll! cilia”, «testing. Absolutely Pane. ‘.,. l-g"‘ 5! Washbrgfon Sf. Local News ides. -—Leave Your hitter for all kinds Mil, linery with M. S. Smith a Co. East Norwalk and county Items on second page today. ——Bodlly pain loses Its terror If you 've a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclec- tric Oil in the house. instant relief in cases of burns. cuts. sprains, acci- dents of any sot-t Cockcnoa Tribe. l. 0. R. M., of Nor- wnlk, conferred the chief's degree last evening. ' —-Yonman, Younga Derbies. O'Brien. itcv. Herbert Brown. of Darien, is to be the speaker at.il p. or. Sunday. in the West‘Norwalk Union Chapel. -—Green Peas, 2 ate. 15c. F.D.L. a Co. Kabasoa Encampment. I. 0. 0.'F.. of Norwalk. met Wednesday and con- ferred the Golden Rule Degree. , —-Latest Brown Derby. O’Brien. Mrs. Richard Delehanty, of South Norwalk, Is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. James Mee, of Brook- lyn. ——Green Peas tots. 15c. F.D.‘L a 00. Miss Minnie Austin, who has been visiting friends In The Norwalks re— turned to her home in Springfield. yes- t'erday. , , ——Very few brands of Cigars hold their own like. the imperial Crown it has been sold, for 10 years and over. and is now considered one of the stan- dard brands. The baseball team of the Connecticut Military Academy will go to ureenwich tomorrow morning anti play the Green. Men Academy team. ~Fancy Lemons, 15c doz, F.D.L. dz Co. The graduating class of the Center school will hold its reception on th. evening of May lst,.and the same, class of the Over River school will hold theirs on May 15. . . ——Ncw line Writing Papcr, 10c box. All flavors Fresh Candy. 10c lb. M. S. Smith & Co M.r and Mrs. H H. Hoyt. of Brook lyn are visiting r. Hoyt's mother. Mrs Mary Hoyt, of Roton Hill Mr. Hoyt is of the brokerage firm of Waugh Hoyt & Company. —Men' s and Boys’ Caps. O'Brien. Mrs. J. D. Prentiss Lingan and Miss Grace Prentiss. entertained a large number of friends recently. at their home In Woodward Park. in honor of their guest, Miss Lamb, of Cambridge, Mass. —Fancy Lemons, ‘l5c doz, F.D.L. St Co. John Polka, a twelve year old Bridge- ort lad has been committed to the estport avenue county home for chil- dren. The lad's mother disappeared two weeks ago andhas not returned or been heard from, —Port Royal Water, 40c case. F. D. Llwton & Co. » . Harry E. Bailwlta, of Norwalk, and Miss Mary E Carga‘n daughter of Mrs. Mary Cargan. of 1-2 West street. South Norwalk, lwill he married at the home of the bride at 4:30 o clock on the after- noon of Apr“ 30th. ; —-Bilt, Pearl Soft Hats O'Brien. 1 Seth Remington gives notices thll the Junior Band of the East Norwnllr Methodist Church will meet with the Tuesday night class of the First M. E. Church next Tuesday evening and will have charge of the “meeting ~Scrofnla. salt rhenm, erysipelae and other distressing eruptive dise'as‘ on yield anlchly and permanently to the cleansing purifiint power of Bun dock Blood Bitters. Miss Elisabeth W; Brown Who Is In terested always for the [dim has presented to It A copy of theINcw England Primer. edition of 1845. and in a neat pamphlet, bound and lettered ,in Miss Brown on article of value con. coming this interesting early text- . Another car-load of machinery has ar- rived in Norwalk. to be set up at the new Loth & Company silk mill, In in the new mill In». started nnasmall scalc'hnd themes lilo” he gradually increased until the tall ecu plimsntfiap arrived lid. 1 ~Vs Have in new things a La- ‘ stir inst }, unblep‘aper, I am, Grand street. Buns of the departmsso: ‘- OHAIIOT'Q IID. Local Contractor Claims That Ha Ia Second Lowcat Ilddor for Water Main Contract. South Norwalk Ct.. April 24,1908. ‘ To the Editor of The Evdning Sentinel, _ Dear so: It was stated in yester- day's issue of the paper that l m the third lowest. bidder for the work, which was Incorrect, as 1 claim to be the second lowest bidder and hete- with submit the figures to prove my assertion The figures given are those of the three Iowcst bidders, and i but: taken the Work plate by piece according to ‘l‘fil‘r‘mf’hllil‘ and ilgurcs accordingly; en lug with lumping the various sums Into one total, Mr. lloyt, the lowest. bidder, submit- ted a bid for sixteen Inch pipe. silica, specials. oic.. of 40 cents per lineal foot the to oial length to be laid being 25, 500 feet which makes a total of 310.200.14‘or the four inch blow off. pipe, gates, specials etc, his bid was 20 cents per lineal foot. the total length being 260 feet, which makes a total of $00. For rock excavation he submitted a bid of 82.25 per cubic yard. the total length being 600 yards. making a total of $1. 350, and for mason- ry he submitted II bid of $4 per yard. the total amount being 40 yards mak- ind a total of 3100. Adding the various above stated sums gives a total of til,- 760, the bid of Mr. Hoyt. The dispute in the matter comes when it was stated that MI. Taylor, contractor of Wesslcy Mass was the next lowest bidder and that i followed him. MI. Taylor submitted a bid of 49 cents per lineal fact for the sixteen inch pipes, gates, special etc. which for 25. 500 feet would make a total of $12,495.13‘oi blow offs etc.. his bid was 25 cents per lineal foot, which for the 250 feet would make a total of $62. 55. [its bid for rock excavation was $4.50 per yard, which for the total 600 yards would make 32.700. For mn- sonry his bid was the same as that of Mr. iioyt's, 84 per yard. which for the 40 yards would make $160. Adding these totals together would make the sum of $15 417 56 Mr, Taylm’ s com pletc bid for the work. My bid for sixteen Inch pipes. etc, was 531,5 cents per lineal foot, and for the 25.500 feet would make a total of $13,642.50, for four inch blow‘offs. etc., ’7 cents per lineal foot. for the 250 feel. would make $69.50, for rock exca- vation I'illii $2.45 per yllrd, which for air I500 yards Would Innkc II total of $1,470.00. for masonry 1 bid the same .Is the others, that is. Mr. lloyt and Air. Taylor, the sum of $4.00 per yard, which for the 40 yards would mukc ii total of $Il30.0o. Adding Iny sums to. getlIcr gives a total of $15.342.00. Sub- :ractch sum total of $15,417.55. Mr. Taylor's bid, gives me a balance cl $75.55, thereby making my bid that much less than Mr Taylor‘s. and mak- ing me the second lowest lIldch. Thanking you for space in mm v.al Very truly, _ (Si gnt‘tl) SALVATORE (IIIARIO'I‘T. . ilclativc to the communication print- ' ed above we wish to any that the fig- ures published last night were taken from the prepared list at the otllce of the. commissioners. As a matter of fact. The Sentinel did not state that Mr. Chariott was the third lowest bid. der on all the work. but merely on one portion of the work. which was cor- rect. Mr. Chariott claims. howaver. and on very good grou s. that for the en- Eire job he was th second lowest bid. rat The Sentinel mcIer gave the names of some of the highest and Iow.csi IIIII tiers on different departments of the work. A son was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Beers, of 33 Lowe street. Stanley St, John, late manager of the Clifford Pharmacy. was a visitor In town today. He Is now managing a drug store in Bridgeport. Through an error it was stated in The Sentinel yesterday that tho next meeting of the Monday Afternoon Whlst Club would be held on April 30th with Mrs. ira Cole. The meeting with Mrs. Cole has already been held and the next meeting will be with Mrs Robert G. Hanford. on may nth. m SALE OF MUSIC, 5c. . and son AND MONDAY. , Mendelssohn‘s Spring Song, Over the Waves Waltz; Dros of Paradise in three keys, Orange lossoms Waltz. Flower Bong. Sale of 7 and 15c Music still in pro- . O O O Goliath's no Stall. to m iuua afka‘av. S arts. to lI.uy snappy style than you get In H. 8. & season‘s smartest fabrics-—mixtures, sourn NORWALK. '— OUR allf'l' GUARANTEE? OATIBFAOTION OR MONIY BACK. Smart-Cut iiood dressing is no longcr a matter of means, but of itnowInI; where j Any man no u modmate sum may now Wi'lll‘ clnilIcs that fit perfectly If he will be sure to get those Ihat bear the label identifying lion Solutionr 8 Marx. load-fallow Clothes. Even high-priced tailors can not fit you better or give you more patterns confined exclusively to H. S dz M Suits And you pay only 312 to 825 the suit H. 8. ii M, Top Coats and Raincoats possess the same distinguish- ing style and ill. and cost from $12 to 825. I Spring Hats and Furtildhlngs In accord You‘re invited to see our SpI’lng show. 4 x . M. Suits. stripes and broken plaids—many You have choice of the With our smart-cut Suits. “oAsKssr new suctAuo." '— South Expects to Outahino Beaten In Educational Lines. RICHMOND. Va.. April 24—At the Educational Conference today, the fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Robert C, Ogden, of New York; vice president. Edgar G. Mur- phy. of Montg cry: secretary, _B. .l. ilaldwin, of Montgomery, Ala.; treas- urer. W. 0. Blair, of Winston-Salem. N. C.: D. B, Valentine, of this city, chuir- . man of the executive committee. Dr. Lyman Hall of then eorgla insti- tute of ’l‘cchnolog. In an address. de- clared facetiousiy t at If the movement continued its work the people of the south would be talking of "darkest New England." and referring to “II- literate Boston." he took a moot en- couraging view .of the future of the south educationally and industrially. Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in tho and yon'find them most expensive. The digestive organs of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust. ,, That Is why I sell CLEAN oars. swan-r rm and HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from yon-will tiring aay duantity'you may Wish—every bag of the highest stand‘ ard of quality. BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. ' VIENNA NORWALK. Tel. Call, 82-2. Tel. Call, 444. . ,,_-fi.- __, “rm MINERS RETURN TO WORK. MAHANOY CITY, Po... April 24.— Pursuant to the actiontaken at a mass meeting here yesterday. 10,000 miners returned to work In the Mahanoy dis- trict today. waiving the Saturday short workday pending a settlement of the dispute by a board of concillw tl.on The Shenandoah Valley men are Idle. SLAUGHTERED FORTY. .—......_... April 24. —-Despatches from Sofia. Bulgaria. announce that a band of Macedonians recently sur- rounded and slaughtered forty Beshib- access. and fifteen Gendarmss. near Petrlch. Macedonia, out of revenge for the murder of their leader. Captain Sneff. who was recently killed in an engagement in the district of Melnik. ‘, WORK IN WATER l g 58 Wall Direct, Hamlin 5. = 7JACK50N'S PLATINUM PHoroosAgfigllK‘sr'PonEvzn ; ‘ ART-i 4 Q I gift... A 3 COLOR AND SEPIA. Sitting; by appointmant or from to to 12 on: I to 4 ran. STUDIO OPWlta Hotel. ; i (V 5 i , ogue 5W1 Spring Number Now Ready. " For sale by 49 Warm. WM . P BE Namath. . g. . .. CADINH Sill, don. vbu bitumi- LEWIS.- If lim- ‘. “ PHOTO-onset”. i.” “71'" AUALITYE' fm'. sat? eastward an. oalfad for any“, . . urn " s '- ., natives" ; psi-mm pandas-nous , Wlli'mut extra charge. Tols- - phone at any time and *t as ' know what drug ctcra good'ayou ‘. need, and will sand thamJight Clifford Pharmacu Seed Potatoes and Garden Send: A CARLOAD OF EACH JU8T 8E4 CEIVED. We are sole agents for the. honey Flow and HIrding's Chick Food. Flour. hay, grain, straw, etc. Driver 8 Malena. 2224 Main Street, Nomalk. THE GOVERNOR’S VITO. it Is contended by some that the action of the Governor. refusing the executive sanction to the division of The Norwaiks, was taken too late to be eifective.I It Is maintained, by others that the veto was issued within the limit fixed by law. That this dif- ference of opinion may lead to com- plication and trouble shows how dan~ gerous Is delay. A remedy should be administered In time. in this respect Dr. Dick’s Medicine is peculiar, Its ad ministration acts as an effectual veto upon rheumatism and malaria at all times ' 'isv minions.» “I av-rnmuu our". a some :1 ' ' who ”4.; a .‘l'HI HO": 5 CRITICAL DRESSERS In this town have examined our splendid collection of - ammo sum and spam ‘0 mean rs. for men and bovs and pronounced it without qualification the largest. finest and'in every way the most satisfactory assortment that the! have ever seen In this part of tho country. They have backed up their. statements by liberal pur- chases and now we want YOU to mimic will not be satisfied until we: ave received your views on the subject. tight or loose-fitting. $8.60, $10.00, 812.00, [815.09 and Ill”. MEN’ 5 SPRING $U|T$ donblobreastod and slnglebreastcd, the latter inéh'ot'h three and button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics, with everyi'at ion feature observed. $0.50, “.60, .10 .12, 815, 318i 020, and IPRING HATI-ln our stock youwill dad reproductions of an M. ing exclusive hatte'ra' blocks but we save you tron: “loin according to the grade. on every hat you buy . CPRING HABERDASHERY-Our selections in this Department at! now complete in every detail. including the finest. for dress or wear that can be found. * In our new clothing Department you will find the ,st 7; ’SELLECK a Paton II...» naming. Dining Room iy tailored and stylish in design. R15; now OPEN m attention to some new and good things. no Butt". if you at“ such, conic Thoroughly renovated and up to New Java 1,“ M. flavor. sweat. to me for “Shoo"? f. “9"". date. Cuisine unexcclled. Rates Si pleasant, "[th Try it. Justin. 337.131.. Clay;- afiri my. Frill}: per day and upwards according to 55¢ “l; . email Hams. - Porto Rico cases. nouns time ago ‘ New cabbage, Bermuda cam rooms, or table board very reasonable. Under the management of , MRS. l. G. HAM”. TON. BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH. from 12 to 2 o'clock, for 3a., a8 tf Investor Buckeye lowers may and my am. Cultivators and llamas. light Galina Tools. Norwalk il’d’w’e Co. 34 Main St. Norwalk. ‘ .r ‘ F TEHU’HSOII ' Painter his Decorator. The Best Work at Reasonable Prices. ~PAMERS' SUPPLES— 82 N. Main Sire-t. _ aAaa ropes-rs. out Operator I. eminent at Moro ‘Companlos Thanm Gan ”monitor. NEW YORK, April a4.—-Proaident George P. Beer of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad was present to day when the interstate commerce commission res ita hearing on. the complaint“; W. R: Hearst against 3&1 Anthracite; Coal Camilla Rail- Joseph J Jeri-is: Independent » that he sold his coal to the Susquehan- . Coal Col: .’ Prior to 1898 his It not coat. of the accent but now receiv- 1r: If. pictured selling Nahum «that than to star- MWWM “Lilli "- were IRADLEY’S POTATO MANURE. ‘ mine oporacorot Scranton. testified . i read that Porto Rico produced finest coffee. but little of it came here. Most Oat Grated or Whois Ground Onto for little chicks. Comes in use firth}! all shipped to' Europe. I have just got time of the year. have it. in some Porto Rico coffee, said to be The practice? our slim. of superior quality. 35c lb. Try it Dried Boat is wry dM ii is M ones. they who have fictions it 0. buy It Genuine Arabian Mocha Coffee, fresh again and again. Give it a triai. Prom. roasted. Just in. be up. ~ only Eye Strata. Only on strain indeed. but It is responsible for lacuna" Norvons‘noas and general Discomfort than you give It . -,r , aural give you the slightest trouble. In it not the best m lid 0 a cause? Our examination is very thorough and nothing it glasses are needed. Pauper glasses, Properly A our guarantor. o a JACKSON girdlADuQ'l'. OPTIOIA'd ‘ as WAD: cram \ Fertilizers. BARN-YARD MANUIE,', . ,Ii' ‘,- ' surasruosruarr: or ”its. use nus-ran. . j '. mew raven-r nAuuass, enouuo none, 3! Ala sLAKao Loan, hfapbon’a (on u: e,"
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