- tor in Danbury, and atoll known here
' F 'mumvlu eillcllte and lhterment
-Norwalk. will entertain a number of
, corded in yesterday' s Sentinel will be
Ph‘lil‘ltfie, :
WW
Joe . that 1th
bill mioy' eating.
Warner. ,
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5 1 Washington St,
I via
or to
Samuel Davis. of the Palm-
tschool of advertising. Is a v If
own -
Miss Margaret Breanan. of Norwalk.
has returned home from a visit In New
York.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. l“. (lodlllot. of West-
port (Helcluated their seventeenth
wedding anniversary. last night and
entertained a large number of friends.
Miss Ms Iet German. an operator
ill the R &I $01 facton. who was
-for resale e confined to her
hpmhat H‘Msin street. and was
recently taken to her home In Bethe],
died this week.
The W. O. Td U Q§IQIWIII hold its mouth-
11 Ioclali’h at 3 o‘clock. with
¢§ckemnb Day; street,
Everyw mem cordially Invitetd to
be present. and any one interested In
these meetings will be welcome. Re-
freshments will be served.
BuIckIBg gham Post. 0. A R. of Nor
walk wi I hold a camp fire this even-
anal l‘th lites.
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Stephen G. O'Brien Is in Danbnry
this afternoon.
Mrs W D. Vernam Is quite III at
her home In East atenue, Norwalk.
Kabaosa EncampnienI. I. 0. 0. R.
of Norwm... will hold a session 'this
evening.
Three oxford specials this week at
Olsen' s shoe store. They are described
In the ad
Letter Carrier If. 0 Bailey is still on
the sick list and Julius Main is taking
his niece
William O‘Donue'l of New York. Is
the guest of his cousin, Edward J. Cat.
hill. of Norwalk.
The application of Mrs. Edward Is.
Tattle of Howayton fora widow a pen
81011 has been filed I ;,- . ,
John Magncr, who Is In the employ
of Ar. J. Collins and Company. strain
ed his back yesterday.
Miss Grace Nolan of Danbury is
the guest of Mrs and Mia. Arthur
Nolan. of South Norwalk.
—All who have Ickets out for the
entertainment to rrow will please
make returns to Mrs Sh‘erer. 10 Wash
Ington street, as soon as possible:
The funeral of .Andraw Bell. of Wil-
too will be held at 10 o'clock Friday
moming at St. Mary' a Church.
if you don't k at what. Iahastine
Is read the «$9661.5th in the
ad of the Norwallr Hardware Com-
pany ‘I i .
The T. A. B. table tennis tournament
will be continued tomorrow evening. at
the society‘fi rhonls' ’in South Main
street.
A May eve cotllllon will be given at
the Connecticut Military Academy- -in
East In enue this evening by Major and
Mrs E H. Baker.
Miss Delia McNamara and Miss .-10
sephine Kelley. of Danhury are the
guests of Mrs. James E. Flynn 138
Washington street W?“ 3" '53
Thomas Collins had the misfortune
to cut the index finger of his right
hand this morning “The wound
though email was very painful.
——Very few brands fi‘ gars hold
their own like the 1111 Crown It
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now cpnsiderpd one of the stan-
dard brands.
The Bridgeport degree team will con
for the degree (In a class of candidates
f0I Division No.1,ofiliiorwalk Sun-
day afternoon in A. O: H; Hall in Wall
street.
For a smart looking shirt waist suit
foI all summer weer we w0uld suggest
checked taffeta or Louisine, both of
which can be found at the D. M. Read
Compuny' s in alII the ,new varieties.
Frank A. Van Buren. 100 and Sam-
ucl liynes 50 will play the game in
the billiard tournament of the Norwalk
Club this evening which decides the
ownership of the second cue.
Mr and Mrs James Wood. Jr..have
returned from Newgo .i'o where they
have been spend time‘s edtak-
on up their real cert h: Ira, ME,
father. 1% COX. 090$ . J“ . . 4
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller. of
friends at their home in Grand street
this evening In honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage
——Have you tried Vanilla Crystals
Yet?
Thomas Collins was best It at the
wedding of Duke Sweeney to Miss
Kathryn Wonweather. at Greenwich
yesterday. Mr. Bwo’eney Is a contrac-
{I
Miss Vivian M. Sodoretrom and Laur-
étta D Ainsworth spent yesterday In
New York. and last evening attended
the “Day and Night in Camp, " and the
reception of the Twentyvthird Regi
meat. New York National Guard.
The patrons of the Norwalk Hygeia
Ice Company of last season and the
new ones they hope to make this year
are asked to read the communication
which appears in their advertising
space in today’s issue. _ ' .
The funeral of John Templeton. the
Wilton grocer whose death' was re-
heili from his late home tomorrow at-
termath“ o'clock. The Rev William
. Notwalk.
log at the post rooms Wall street.
State Commander J. Burton Rogers
will be one of the guest... The mem-
bers of Douglas Fowler Post and all
other od soldiers have been invited p)
be present. ,
A number of complaints have been
received of mischevlous boys at the
Concord school who maliciously pun-
cture bicicle then A number of the
pupils rldc their wheels to school.
When It comes time for them to go to
their homes again they 11nd that some-
one huIs punctured the tubes. The
matter is to he Investigated.
30”. Of AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Fourteenth Annual Congress Commenc-
pd This Momlogin New Haven.
NEW HAVEN April 30. «The four
teeuth annual congress of the National
Poem? Boas hi the American Revolu
ion. began this morning ht the build
ing of the New Haven Colony Histori-
in Grove, street. with an
imwzlmarge attehdliioe 'of --delc
gates: many of whom arrived in this .
city last exciting. The congress will
be in session two days, the program.
aside from the business meetings. in
cluding a visit to the Yale University
Buildings at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
ind a reception to the delegates this
Ivenlug by the ladies of Mary Clapp
Wooster Chapter. Daughters of the
Iimcriean Revolution This reception
will he held at Ihe Yale Art SIlIool
Among those present will be sixteen
Minute Men, from Washington as a
:i’ereonal escort to the plesidcnt goner.
Ii 110II.Edwln Waraiiold and the of-
ilcers of the Second Codipany, Gover-
:'Iors Foot Guards. Tomorrow even
ha a banquet will 'he held In Music
Hall.
In honor of the pres ace of thc dclc.
gulcs. there was a! ndidcrahle dis-
Ilav of decorations elbng the business
streets, and flags Wpre (lung from
many private residences; particumrly
'n the University section of the city.
Headed by a life and drum corps. and
he minute men in continental uni
orm the delegates marched from their
headquarters at the New navcn
House and the Union League and
Quinnlplac Clubs. to tile Historical So
.slety Building shortly before
I'Iclock. There were about 200 men
n the lln The opening session was
called to 0 «lot by the president gepcr
II and the delegates were welcomed
to the city by General 8.191 Mchiu
formerly lieutenant governor of the
‘tate. speaking in behalf of Mayor
lolm P. Studley. who was sick and un
able to be present. President General
Whrefleld responded to the welcome.
MANY MEN KILLED.
VIENNA. April 30. —The Ncue Fricr
Press says the lighting (reported from
Sofia. yesterdayt. hctwccn Turkish
maps and a large band of insurgents
)n the right bank of the River Strain
he in the district of Dschuma. or Dau-
maja. new the frontier of Bulgaria In
Macedonia occurred Tuesday. The In
surgents lost as men killed. and the
Turks had 130 killed or wounded.
m
NEW YORK TEAM WON AGAIN
The New Yorks won another game.
yesterday. defeating the Phlladelphias
by a some of‘ nine to; live William
Lander the third Memes. transects
NorWalk distinguished himself by
making four 111th a two-WW
of five times at the bat and also made
one of the runs. The", New YorksI par:
rentage is now. 30:11.! _
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0A8 RESOLUTION REJECTED.
A resolution fixing the maximum
price of gas in Norwalk at 81.25 per
feet was rejected in the House
ble report from theictnnmlttee.
molest Novelty
TELEPHONE
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Don’t on to get a at
Coleman 5
Month {or gaulflhg’a Baseball and
It"
at Hartford yesterday on an untevora ‘
' one new euaaaarss:
thing In shirtdom.
SOUTH NORWIALK.
Tel. Call, 32- . .r-IIg'I
Ing colors—e. superb collection—250. 50c 81 and more.
top coats and raipcoatsI the smallest made.
shown in this town. In size, In variety and In quality. It?
Soft bosome: pluitcd bottoms—cuffs attached or detadhini
earlevac‘I-Ioa on nonav BACK.
SpringShirtsote.
Ours Is quite the most satisfying display of ucgllgce
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. of the wonderful advances we have made In all line of men s‘ wears
You will find the smartest patterns In black stripes, black ilguies and I
fancy skirtings here—many patterns are heIe anti nowhere else In town.
Modest prices rulwfrom 50c for good fancy negligee shirts, to 31 for
the best dollar shirts wc' ve seen. to $1. 5.0 $2 and more IIIfIIIII' Ithc choicest
The neeklvear show presents thh new grays brightened by contrast-
'1
Fancy hosiery to please cvcry fancy—2'50 50c and more.
Cloves. “underwear collars and cuffs stiff and soft hats, spring suits.
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Tail. can, 44-4.
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lite ever
blcmutlc
All sizes.
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' Swartl &. Corbett's block; south INor"
PREJcRIPTIONS
called (or
and "
murmsm
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Without and e I 'l'ele- -.
iII‘IIOns at any time and lotus -
knew what drug store floods you '
and, I'nd will send them right
out. I .
suicides... f
,psoua 1H.
TODAY IN WALL BTIIET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—Prlces
advanced a small fraction on an aver-
age on quite animated dealings. Read-
ing was In good demand on the earn-
lngs for March and was lifted “is.
There was some evidence 0f realising
in Erie first and second preferred. the
national railroad of (igloo and Poo--
pic‘s on which carried them down a
small fraction ’
wast. eraser linens; he entii‘e
cessation of oil‘erlngs' lit l e declinc'I
encouraged a bidding up of prices but
at last night level the oITerlngs were
renewed and prices fell back to the
lowest Bonds weIe Irregular ,
Reports over private wire of Maples
a Ooldecnmldt. commission brokers
ard of quality. . .
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BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN,
’ MANUEL T. HATCH. “
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses lick and in the
and you tind them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chat! and dust.
That ll why I sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAYI 9114
HIGH GRADE FEED A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wishmevcry bag of the highest Itali’d
‘JDE.
from10t012m.; 2Io-Ip.m
Sittings by appointment or
Who l8 spur Photographer
JACKSON’ 8 STUDIO
A. will produce. for van
Art Pilot graphs
IN SPECIAL DESIGNS.
"Not how cheap—but new good. "
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'53 Wall 8L, Norwllk.
0 :I Opposite Hotel.
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cantata" SIZE
82. 75 dez.
PHOTOGRAPHS
. H..- ...M , _._-.g A.” £;:_':.L..._.,s.
“Vogue
Special Spring Number New Ready.
For sale by
HALF CABINETS.
I, YOU CANNOT GET IETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. 11 Main Street. Humour.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room I United Bank Building.
.i‘;
"Help Is ABIIIdItI “WINNER
of the perfect. human eye. Few of them are of the exact dimensions that
give perfect sight without restraint. These inaudiciencies of shape and also
‘ have to be made up for with glasses.
$1.90 dog.
i am prepared to make Intelligent ex-
amlnatlons without doping the eyes with strong medicines.
REERACTING IOPTICIAN,
tooth Nor-walk, COM
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Olloe hours 8 to 11:15; 12:15 to G: 80. Baton!!! evenings, 7-0.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. .
Wedding Rings
Pialn..0val and Tiffany Iflpyloo. ii
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walk: so: as» v I:
Open High Low 1:30
Ania]. Copper iii-‘4 65% IIMIAI 6414 .
Am. (I. II R, 91% 91% 911‘ 9114
Am. Cot. ()II. 42 42 42 42
American Ice. 8-31 9% 8% 9%
Am. Ice old, :16 36 357,5 357,4;
Am, Smelt, I30 50 49% 50
Am. Sugar. 1261/. 126% 126 126
A, '1‘. a S. Fe, 823/. 82% 82 82%
A. T. & S. 14‘. pt. 97% 97 97% 97%
Belt. dc Ohio 93% 93% 92% inn/a
Bklyn. R. T 6579 66% 66% 6614
Chen & Ohio 45 45% 44% 41%
Chi. Gt. West. 22% 22% 221/; 22%
C. M, d: St.P..162 1621/. 161% 1611/;
Col. F. It: I. 155 65 65 155
Del &_ Hud. 167% 167% 167%‘16'Iié
Eric. 35% 35% 115% 315%
Erie 1st old, 68% 6851. 61% 138
hon, & Nash..118§i. 118% 118% 1181/5.
Manhattan. iIl-‘TI’. 1417.3 ”1% 141%
Met. St. Ry.. 131% 1:12 ' 131 1311i
Mex. Central, 277s 21711 27% 271/.
Mex, N't ths.. 2171. 2211‘. 21% 217;.
M. K. d T.. 23% 25% 25% 25%
M, K. & '1‘. old, fill 513 . 55% 5534
Mo. Pacific, 10974. 110 109% 110
National Lend, 2W. 24% 24% 24%
‘ N. 1', Central, 131% 1311!. 130% 130%
Nerf. & West. 71% 71% 70% 70741
Out. Ii: West., 2975. 297,. 29% 297.1.
. .I’enn. R. R., 137% 1371a 1361/. 136%
.J’copleie Gas. 105 105% 104% 104%
Reading. 135% 55% 55 551,;
Reeds-1st, pill. 83% 83% 83M 83%
licpub, Steel, 19 19 III 19
Rock Island, like. H W. «13% 44
Sou, Pacific, 561,43 51in 55% 55%
Son. Ry. C0,, 1111.; 31% 3074. 31
Son. Ry. pfd.. 92‘ri- 21,5 92% 92%
Texas Pacific, 36W. 6% 3614 38%
Union Pacific, 91V. 411% 907;. 91%
Ho. Pac. old. 901/, 91 90% 91
’11. S. heather. 11% 14% 137.1; 14%
ll, S. Lee, old, 95 as. 94% 94%
U. S. R. & (1.. 22 22 . 21% 21%
II. 8. Steel. 35% new. 35% 35%
U. S. Steel pri. 85% 85% 847.4. 85
Wabash. pfd.. 47% 47% 412%; 47%
West. Up Tel..85 ‘ 85 8174'; 847,41
Wiscon. Cent. 24% 24-h" 21% 21V.
.: sealed 1 scene of great ‘enlmation. ow-
'. ing to the continuous movement of
.~ uel left the Qulrlnal a pretty touch
IIIIII‘ the Bondage,
hrow Off
Ins-'1 he smiled to Any TIM ,
’ harm-mount ” It“ 5
Ready-towel! clothes of the "I'll” ' 1' 7
dried make this possible without
Isecriilclng any of those nice little
. points of comfort and style thatII
every person of good taste de-
mantis.
Ir
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svsav eun- As'o rou- co‘A'r
m one area: FOR MAN on
BOY, Is our aIItIIIT AND like: ‘ .
anHr.
and the cost is about half what a
custom tailor would charge for
Identically the same quality.
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TRAIN uri vous ¢I~IILD IN THE 'w,
enema oo ~*-‘ 5
Dress him right and he will always want to be dressed W' ,
won't be expensive either, if you buy here We have a special- line
Children s Isuits that we sell for 82. $2 50 $3. $3. 50. ,t, .
'l,
We sell Crofut I: Knapp Hats
pertinent.
KING EDWARD STARTS FOR PARIS
. , _._...
Hie Fatiyveil to King Victor Emmanuel
in'Reme Was Very Affective.
ROME April 30—King Edward left
today for Paris amid a tremendous
farewell demonstration. The. streets
were crowded and the windows and
balconies were filled wtth people De~
tachmenta of troops kept back the
crowds and permitted the passage of
the cortege. The QI‘il'rlnal Plan. just
previous to the king's departure pre-
troops and carriages The king. with
great ceremony bade farewell to
Queen Helene who was surrounded by
the members of her household. A!
King Edward and King Victor Emman-
was given to the spectieie by the Prin-
cees Yolanda. eldest daughter of the ,
King and Queen of ital who Is about
two years old. kissing her hand. from
a window of the place, and callingont
in English: "Papa. papa. good bye.
good bye.“ The little princess waved
her handkerchief until the two sover~
signs wore out of sight.
King Edward wore a British field
marshal' a uniform, and King Victor
Fertilizers. Bram-Yard M}. *
llii
a Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain Indeed but it Is responsible lorgmbfffi
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it Email 'r
your eyes give you the slightest trouble, is” it not the that.
an
find out the «use? Our examination is very thorough
nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glam;
ear mutton.
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.MDU‘TI ."dIOIAIII ‘
u WALL crater.
aoawaur,
ft
10,000 Been Poles,
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Lil
Emmanuel had on the uniform of an
italian general. Their majeetles were
most enthusiastically cheered.
At the railroad station there was a
large gathering of distinguished peo-
ple. King Edward was canceled: cor.
dial In his i‘flily‘ to- the greeting: of
Frontier Banardelli, and:
ath-mum man was
t on sees
people of some which unit has
I’dfim Colon- 5- '
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