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how Prices
New Easter GoOds
Verti Latest Things
. Luna's .
WOO
5-! Washington St.
ltIIIiI III. lines.
DENTINEL GOOD FRIDAV.
The HH'IIIIIK Sentinel will be pub-
lished an a morning paper on (lood II‘I'I-
tiny. All items of news. advertise
merits, etc., should reach the otllce oi
publitntion oti Thursday afternoon or
early In the evening.
William P. llt‘t‘l'l». ol‘ Ann-walk. has
hecn appointed lllL local agent (or the
Chicago typewriter.
E. 'l‘. Southat'd, of ilaldwiit, I.. 1.. atid
(‘uptaln StniIlI-y H. Lou'ndei-i, of North
port. are guests at the Hotel t'lIn'oril.
~lt' your luck is btid
And you mope utttfbrood.
"l‘wlll cheer you tip_
To eat. (loud lilt'li Fund.
It in expected that the t‘ttntpaliy A
basketball team (It Waterbury. will bi
suurui to play (Ionipany F. at the
Norwallt Armory, Iii-x1 Monday (-I'cn»
ing,
The Young Ladies" Leap Year (‘Iuli
which lintl planned to hold a :‘Illll‘l
waist danci- In the town assembly hall
Wall street. Easter Monday eIoquII.
hare indelinitely postponed the func-
tion.
A special convocation of Witidiinir
ton Chapter No 2-1. H. A. M. will be
held on Wednesday ovcniniz. March
:iUth at 7:30 tor work In the K. A. lie
xree. Visiting companions cordially
WI-ltonie.
'Ihc ilowei committee (It the South
Notwalk ilIIptist (‘huieh IIill lll'lHltlt'
eatrluges for the itII'aliIls and Idiot—ins
to attend elutreh. next Sunday morn-
ing. litaeoti A. .1. Thompson donate:
the carriages.
The directors of ”It Young Men':
(‘hrhtian Association and the owners
of the late ‘I'. M. I". A. building will
hold a meeting tomorrow night, to llt‘
cidc about selling or ll‘iln‘lllg the buihl
log In South Main street.
Couture I’itzer. the Washington
Street littlbcr and former president (It
the l‘cnlral Labor Union. has received
It supply of two huitdred and fifty eop
lea II.“ the annual ieport on the llurent
of Labor Statistics of the State or
Connecticut, which will be distributed
to all applicants, as tar as they go.
~~t’lood illt-li Food is a revival and
improvement of the once popular (‘(I
lonial dish of lush. No bolted lion:
and sllirehy food. bttt. malted Ilonr nnu
crisp, roasted. porous granules. 'l‘hat'I
the point. Try it; it speaks for Itself
'I'III- twentieth annual Q'n:'llllllhllt'l|-
of the ('onnccticnt lilI l‘lltlll oi the Son-
oi Veterans, Will In held In Roekvrlh
Wednesday alid Thursday. April 13 not
H. On Wednesday I-I'ttiliig there wilt
b( a banquet given to tip visiting Son.»
of Veterans and guests, to be iollowI-d
by a reception and ball.
Members of Lincoln Council. No. 4.
0. l‘. A. M.. who are to attend llle tun.
eral of their late brother, George W.
McBride. will meet the body at llll-
(lipot, on arrival oi 2:25 train, from
Bridgeport, tomorrow. Wuidcinct‘c
Council, No. ti, will supply pail bI-aI-eri.
in Bridgeport, while members (It Lin-
coln (‘ouiieil will act in that capacity
after the oody reaches this city.
lra Whitley, the Norwalk young man
who accidentally shot himsdi with i:
' new shotgun, several days ago; as told
in The Sentinel at the Unit. continues
to iinprore at the Norwalk Hospital
and It is not believed that he will
have any serious ranks. The shot en—
tcrcd the abdomen. but came out again
after ploughing through the flesh for
several inches.
The many triends of Ale.\ . Munro
the popular maria i the Stamford
Bascball Club. ltae “presented him
_wlth a pair of cum and it is thought
that these birds will _occupy a vet)
conspicuous position on the ball field
the coming season. They already
show a wonderful aptitude as "root
ers." and can “Ra ra. Stamford" with
as much cntht lusnI as our old base»
ball cranks. Yhile it cannot be said
that Mr. Munro 1: superstitious. he
was hcard to remark that these birds
are emblematic of good luck, and as
mascots they cannot be excelled "
M. l. Kirsch. W A‘ Home... A. B
Williams. 0. s Hoaglahd, Mark Mi:-
chell C. W. Park F 'l‘. Lauder C. 1.
King. ‘8. S. Nosirund. New York; R
’ Hen-nu. Albany: II. c. Scott_ Worces-
ter. Moon: 0. l-‘. Kendall. Sutheld; S. S.
Adamo. Norwalk: C. 3. Hon South
Norwaih; ll. 8. Reed Pittsburgh: A.
v. wan. Brooklyn; 1. n Rik-1.3a»-
ton: 0. D. Bums. Grecuwichflt :Rei'.
F. H. latthewsoo, In. D. W. Plumb.
Shelia: IL 1‘. Scallou. Proridence. R.
1.; IL '1‘ Wilde. I. D. loveweil. 6.1..
Huston. Baotou; H. J. Grassman. Irr-
acuoe; W 1.. 'l'lehen Chicagoxc. H.
Boa III-w Haven; 11‘. S Hartley and
We. hltlmore Ida E. I". Southard,
”kiddo L 1.; '1‘. C Barnes Flaunt
Ir' Volley. wm arrivals yesterday. at the
Hotel Clilord. .
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Tel Call 32-2
onImIoony Imam-Ia m
Ringers 3» Stevens,
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OuF Brut Guarantu : Satisfaction
or Monoy Back.
DISTINCTIVE CLOTHES
FOR EASTER WEAR
You sacrifice nothing‘ln fit or
wear or aton in wcarlng Hart
Schaffnor ti Marx clothes. priced
from
$15 to 525.
Only tho most expansive tailors
can do as wall for you.
II: a test of fit and style. we in-
vlto you to try on what you like.
hero .- buy on your judgment of tho
clothes. We arc sure your satis-
faction Will outlast them .' and next
season you will come again.
Choice patterns in fancy mix-
tures and ovarplalds. and the do-
pondablo blacks. in singlc and dou-
ble-breasted sack suits : snappy cc-
vort top coat: and long overcoat:
made rain-proof. ready to put on
and wear.
Take your pick of the picked pat-
tern: in fancy shirts. plain and
platted bosom: : In smart now nook-
wear .' in fancy hosiery. You'll find
our collection complotc.
8111' show of EASTER HATS in-
clude: the authoritative shapcs in
Dorblcs and Soft Hats. at $3. 32.
Everything boys wear from hats
to base.
“ uUCCESSORS T O COME» TOCK BROS.
South Nor-walk, Conn
-;
I. II‘\IIII; IIIl-Iilc i.~ "l .\'I\\' ‘11:.
lay. on lilnillt‘v.
lull-1 l'iil‘Il'i' II
: titty ll". tIIIIII,
I.I-\'I A. Iiut'ilIt-I. of" South Ix‘iiru'ai'
[it‘lll yesterday Iii New IlnI'I-II.
littlil. lixiilItIi-rl‘ ”route 1‘ lie 'litl: Iil.
iopi-Iiiu III III. il..I:l I'liltoitl
Flatlislt are II:-;.it.:iiti~.t to i.» caught
lutt ”11' wow I; lull Inhl i'or lllLlll.
.\ l'I-w Illl"‘l'1|rl‘, l'lltll‘l: I'or lit. :.t .t~
Iucr months at llit‘ Ilott-l i'llthII'tl. Sec
II
Miss Marjorie
l‘ldt‘e. lid:
:‘IIl‘li I'iiy.
'I‘hert- will In-
lttt...‘ innit»;
'ellotrs' llziil.
tioi-i tn'IIcIII-ul llilIIl;l!l:lllllll :iluiuv
“annoy. shah.- apt-car.) Iii Read}. III
Vii-1
1‘. 13.11:} l- tnlIIut'
l‘lltllill'till. (Il‘ ll.llllU"ll
i't'llllllt ll i‘ront a VINl in Next
Ii IIIIIIIar uni-tint: r'.
IIIII. .Ii-II.III:. at
I'orwulk Hospital.
Glover‘s the plate. for “[0 Elite Ind
I‘eritetn shoes. tWo oi the most (I ll .-
dl' -lioes on the market.
Bit; bargains in I'oul;trd:. :It lion-
!Ilids. llat .IIIII >hor Ilt\ .II.~_I ap~|
‘ltills in (II.- (III. today. itcnn It.
ills tip. .l. \‘I'. Stud-.I-cd‘n.
Nothing My hunt I as s..li.:‘.Ii~.oi-r It4
Irate lllt 41> I‘. :.II(; co.tl, .\‘.I\‘.' i ;.i
.ood time to 1.3 ‘t. an a lot has. justi
Icrii sworn! ..I Ilit‘ ).li‘ll~ I.l' .IiIlIii ll.
Perils
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75¢.
a» $100 with lier'ot s (IlossIt‘arriagc
’Itint. it weighs‘ .I to h‘ ozs. more to
he pint than others “131‘s lonuer and
iIts a gloss equal to tie II wink. Sold.
Iy Cotustoik. Watkins at liow :.Inl E.
C. Gorhunt.
A
Spaala'i'ngs Bastball Guidel
just Out
PII' FLINCh‘
AT
£0LEMAN'S
'0 North Main Street. 50th Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldlng'o Bauball
Ind Oportlno Genoa.-
anlNO TJIAE.
fWWII! i no. therein nobottor time.
Wt By opening a saving account.
not Uzi Io Norwalk
5...“ ““I:
‘ In Your-ortogwili'hlohofluto-
lltltll.
inlay. RI id ii.
Miss Edna l'uItlc, III‘ (leord. i.~ \i-.l ' .
11K llt'l‘ mother. Ali's. l‘uttle, at tlII‘
~~ Steroid hand iI.II'ii;IIt\]Ii.IlIo:< from! I'
‘ Telephone‘ 221.
if mistakes occur. It anything goes wrong and
don't report il_ In It ulll laul: '.‘
)IIII
We built must do our purl,
1
Your money but-l. It you want It, is (HITS. telling us if
“0 ill.‘ at fault and gelling. sallsl'altloti yours.
l'riccs lust IIIN' are high enough without adding the
cost oi‘ dirt, dual and lot-Inga set-IL; to _\out out», better
buy where they al'it'tll lhciu {or you. always clean.
liuy ()als 'l‘liats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
w: REMOVE EVERY rxcus: ANY HOME can
HA v: ran coma wrrnour A PIANO.
\lotild it be IiuI |IleIIr*ItiIe 'to you to III-c the llltixi llrll\lll piano t‘\t‘l"
l\llll)lll‘ll III this thy? We lia\e Mll'll iln otit than and itiIIle yoit to
(-all and e\aniine tlte
HUME PIANO.
It you are looking for a real bargain we have this week It
WOODBUR Y PIANO
iu \lahognm ensc, used four months not a blemi. h on the instrument.
lHHlilt' (I. out mauui’dtture r's guarantee I’m the years and sell oti eaIII
te Inn and saw you
01.0 Square Piano. in _D(‘l‘ft‘ilcml(ll1lllll.lmllld c'otncrs Which we
will pull ioI 33.3.00 on terms 0151.00 down and $3. (to per month.
Should you wish to e.\'chatii.:e within (me )e air we will allow full
amount paid for same. on am Upright Piano you select We can
pit Inn- you as we carry all gtadcs up to the Steinway.
Let us {nail our latest bulletin of second-hand pianos.
TEE 105-8.
“.imémqrogt sr‘.‘
5.15. 01331.15.
.Brolror. '
Hcvlland Block. 96 Washington Amt.
South Not-walk. Conn. i' ‘
Private
arocxa‘. moo. ovum mo corrou honour on com on cola.
moonlit [truth roa duo on on a “”“Ff‘ macro. ,
‘1..r‘
Prlvlt’o‘ Wire and
Stock Tlokor.
SPE 0M1.
tin- "‘l'llllly utul Saturday.
RED CROSS
CHOCOLATES
2.90 .3 lb.
We guarantee these Choco-
I lulcn equal to any 51h: Cltoeoitlta
on the niatlII-l or iiltillt'y refund-
,1.
I 'I‘Illl‘lllllllillPilillillilll
'I‘he Prescription Store.
All can pau tho door.
I Night Calla Anoworcd.
Telephono Coll. 16-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW Ytliilx’. March :10 -—'l‘lie l’acII
llc charm and Hi. Paul and Atchlson
were the tonspienous features of the
stock market at the opening today. all
making izitins on tuii'ly large transac-
tions. St. Paul was iiie'leuder in this
tespcct. advancing 12‘. in the first half
hour but subsequently reacting us did
also the l’acltiea. ’l‘here wax a three
point advance in (ii-cat Northern pill.
The trading appeared to be largely pro-
icasionnl although reports credited
some of the strongest inn-rents with
buying of such stocks as St, Paul.
Union Pacific and Alt‘lllstm. 'l‘lie lat-
111' It is thought, will figure in some
“'lli' iIll lht' new community of interest
st-III-tne. ’l‘hcre we're no known over-
night developments III the situation
and ins‘de from the stocks mentioned
and stvt'l pld the nialket “as irre
gulnt and conipail'atiyely dull.
will I.. '-.llll 1-1 10: 1d .1 tn.~ -:‘-lntt'
ml at the (l|1“llllll.'. in the Stock Market
today ecliti‘l'eti ill the Pacifiers and
ttutor-(-oiitilieIIiIIl.~.. owing to ”it I‘ll-
llltil‘h (If almot'ptlon oi l‘iilon I’m-illc iii
the. interest of ST. l'iilil. 'I‘hert \Il‘ll
running sales oi 5.2m) Sllill'lh oi l'niou
Pacific :11 RT and 3161:. compared with
567,. last night, and tile stocks subm-
Iiueutly yielded uti additional traction
l-' IIc thousand shaics oi .Itchison sold
.it 717.. atid 71". compared with 71'
.--.‘ llllllll llll taking of 1 I110 shate~
(ll Sol: lllt'l'll Pill liit tilltl l'llttti slltll'ts (If
St. Paul i .thI Home .-tot its 1 .lllli St.
l'aul subseqtutitly II. It. is... (treat
Ntii'lllilli pid. jumped It points. The
it‘s! of the market was quiet and hllth-
~d small Ilintigcs with gztitt< ;I:.-Ilo.tiilr
utiliu,
\\‘.\i.l. S’l'llEE'I‘. iitltlli,~"'l.llt‘ illlll'kti
“Kin i'II'erish nnil ll‘l'I'Illlliil'. l‘].\"e~~'i\'i|
¢t1l\'illll'('s til (llil’tl'elll |l()llll.\ wI-II- tol-
II.I\'ed by reacttotis. Itzid l'ttiI-II Pacific
and Southern Pacific Ilillfiilill'lllly lll'lll
i::III:, l’ellil.\_\l\'atlli:l. Rtfdtllllgl. lloI-‘i,
lealtrl. St. Louis SotttltII'i-nlct'lt. pill.
and l'tiiti’d States Steel, old. lnzIdc
Kiiillh of a point and Ntw 1'.=rk t‘in-
“til I“... littl‘l'ulo l“ll’h“.~l"l' & I‘Itl--
l'lll‘l: ItilIzIttI-e-l ":3. and l'lli‘lilll'g. t' 1‘
iv St. Louis MI :‘I. 'iouds “I'l'i'
MI Illl \' '
\\ \l. I.
III lcuv l'I‘L'll'l'l. we: lulh'll up by th-
ll‘illlt‘l'h, and rapidly :IdInneM 114
The general market continued hesitat-
.nc and dull. llt'ooklyu I :IIIIII Gas tell
it...
S’l‘llr:ll'l'_ 1 p. II. , Sucm‘, :Li
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples A‘v loldiachniidt, Commission
lh‘okcrs Swartz & (‘oi-bett Block.
South Norwnlk. Telephone 133.
Open. High. Low. 1:3".
.\ltitil. (‘oli.. «Iii-h 50‘. 45035 4197,
.\lll.l(t‘.|1l.. 23",! 351;. 2K LN
.-\nt. Loco. '21 '1. ‘.'l I. 2111.. :31 ‘3
\III. Sugar. 120-3. 1275.. 1261,: 1273;.
.\ 'I‘. & S Ft}. 717.. 72-51. INA. 7239..
.\ 'l‘ at S Re, pt. at it; 9: {”152 911.1.
llitito. & Ohio, 801,; M": 71153-4 80%).
il'klyn. R. '1‘.. fit. It“. 1:134 14
(‘lII-s. & Ohio. 5233.. IBM/‘31“. 323‘
Ch. Gt. West. 1515 157,. 15% 157,.
(h. M. E: St. 1’ Hill. 1464,. 141‘; 11:3“;
('ol. Smith. 1531‘ It; 15% It‘.
(‘on (his: 1985‘; 198119 11181.1: 198%
lit-l. i2; Mod. 151 151 153% 154
Eric. 26%, 26% 2t? 26%
title. Isl. pi.. 63?“ 6371. 687,; 637,.
(ten Elcc. 166% 1661/. 1661/. tom
121. Central. 130% 111th 13035 13014:
|.on k Nash. 108% 108% 1077;. 108
Manhattan. H3 H3 142% 1127;.
Met. St. lly.. 112 112%. 113 112%.
Mex Control. 9% 10 9% 9%
Mo. Pacific. 92% 94% 9255'. 93%
N. Y. Central, 117% 11874. 117
Nori. S: West. 581,." 58% 58
Out. & West. 21% 22 21%
Pac. Mail. 28 28 28 28
Penn R. R.. 1181/. 118% 1181/. 118%.
Pet). Gas. 97 98% 97 98
Reading. 4114 45% 14% 45%
Read. ist. pf.. 795‘; 79% 79% 79%
Rock island. 2274. 231,5 22% 231,.
South. Pac . 50% 50% 497, 50%
Son. 11y. (‘o.. 2215 2214 2‘.’ 221,;
Sun. Ry. Co. pt. 83% 83% 83% 83%
Term. C. 8: l.. 38 3814 38 381;.
Texas Wm. 21 24% 24 241/.-
Union Pac.. 87 87 8574’. 86%.
Union Pac. 111.. 93 93 92% 9215‘
U. S. Leath, pl. 78% 78% 78% 78%|
U. S Rubber. 13% 13K 13% 13%]
U. 9. Steel. 11% 11% ll 11%
U. 8. Steel. pi.. 57% 58% 573W 58V,
Wain-II. toys 191,; 1959 mg
Wabash. pin 37% 38 37% 37%
West. Un. Tel. 88% 88K 88% 88%
Wis. Cent.. 18% 18% 18% 18%
CLONE LANDS MAN IN JAIL.
HlCAGO. March 30. -The same
cyclone that made James Mclnorny,
homeless In ludlana Harbor. last week l
tound him a new home in the lndlana
Penitentiary. Justice. moving almost
as root as the cyclone Itself. hao de-
creed that he serve live your: at hard
labor for blgamy. Mrs Olivine Anzlaia
Mcinery. of Chime who claims that
Hclnerny doom-ted her in Hamilton.‘
Ont- fifteen years no. cod to oee
his aunts. published in t e list of in-
iurod by the atom. The result was the
identification and arrest or Hclnorny.
who two years no who married toll
girl of indian Harbor. ' .
GRAND RIVER DOING DOWN.
Why a man will wood 6005 T1”
and Money in a custom uncut”. '
when he can buy STEIN-313001? '
SMART CLOTHES on “I W” .
home to dinner. -.
They are stylish from count to
heel. ~
They tit all over.
eIIt craftsmen who know. how. ..
Thgy range train sack sultll tor:
sultry summer, to silky 10:! M3
society' 3 until; catchy covert too. ’
coata, rain mm with ump' to;
them and regular Spring. ovo‘m
coatii just right In the perpendh
color; a wardrobe far a. tutlfil
dandy or a layout for a staid mill
or business. 5 " - '~ f. ".
Our Hat Department is llllodl'“
u 1th the newest shapes of tho lei-
We sell the tine-t neclrwoar in
the country tor the mice, 50 cents.
SELLEGK & P'Rio-E}
Clothiers and Furniahcro, i S 5....
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
4"\
HOO'IQ-‘NIELILS
Home Raised
Parsnips ,.
40 lb. Herc.”
Lorenzo Dibble.
Trti a 1'4 lb. of our Best Tea. lZG.
That’s All. “
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00..
17 NORTH MAIN srntrr. sour}! NOR watt:
.. . W. -—~' m
CUTBIL‘L’SE
Bridge Flo'h Morit‘t’
FRESH AnnIVALs or coolant
cane. rm: PICKEREL coca mo ‘
ROE SHAD, COD, HADDOCK. HALI-
BUT.
NATIVE FLATFISH, eugenics." . I
ovsrsns AND mentors.
WEST END OF WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
FREE DELIVERY _TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. ’
Ho Soc: Best mgtgggcgrf
DO YOU REALIZE the serious Consequences of Continued Eyo
Strain? " t”
Priceless beyond all other possessions is the eyesight and It do- ,
serIes yOur highest consideration. '
DON'T TRIPLE WITH voun EYES! EXAMINATION Fall. Pili-
rscr FITTING minimum. 4.. dig...“ _
O. B. JACKSON
01"” OIAN.
58 WALL STREET.
nit: Emu) om": otnméé. . ,.,
is for more likelv to be the adult WITHOUT slum tho-.1“ ‘
little fellow whose eyes are not gluon timely and proper ”gamma WM - .
the naturally defective eye of youth and you are maid (roll. on .
in after lite. Abuse the immature eye and it will mm " -
a ten months only. but for a lifetime.
The Eyes oi cutout: a ”colony.
youth a. uor’r. mm 0
Room I Unload tank Building.
it i voolo oi
Iooca Magoo-1:93:10. coo patron.
Norwalk Chronicler