l I policed, early in the
.ilrIIt tram going on:
. 0'clock and annoying
Toulltluh'a [I’m wan as fol-
mi' ollI
[:3 Manger.
~AIraId-of- diear .
g.“ w. arr‘ one;
”flmoIIstilow Coyotlc. .
. 'l "H‘. B Handy .
Whip“. —l’)ragghur (:nI‘Ioe
Percy Sanaom. ,
linen—dd tie Moon i
I.. , F. .Plercc.
Id Sloop—Red Stone,
. L D. Golden. .
_Warrior~—Mmae Foot,
. . Charloa Shepard.
Wei. Warrior—,Yclping iiog,
W C Seclm.
'i'l'RHM'WHrIor—«Ruunlmz Horne.
' F. A, Wells.
Worth War l‘lllr'r-Clmlln‘ Snake,
Percy Dixon
1ft Brave—Painted and.
III. E. Goot r.ich
llll Bray e-—l.ong Tooth
HRowe ,'
I'Il'llll'd Brach—Buflalo Tnll,
Johu Sedw-Itk
«FlI'It Mystery lIIIIIn—~8prlnging Bow.
“I, .H Rose.
II - $1,800an1 Mystery Man—Igm-dor Face-
‘w‘
First Runner—Long Hair
H. H. L.arkiII
B00000 Runoer~i§pu lIch TIoIIi,
- J. \Vlehu.
(cum of Wine apt—Bloody l-Z tk.
“new—~5Inglnt Brook. ..
Fred Shepard .
Executive Start.
.t-
'lhlId Brittle—Henry lI.I ’l( icn.
., ' FoIIItlI Bravo—James Hm
I, Milieu Manager ...... A. O. Seeiey. II‘lIat Mystery MuII——William Mlilcr
Halter of Properties .. Fred Shepard Second Mystery Mink-(l No
110400 the Direction 01. w. H. Bcnham . Hiltml. i
. The team of Konckapoinnault TribI- Fit-st Runner-John A Sh IIIIIIII
‘ was compared III;
Senior Sauamore—J M Chopin.
Junior Snxamorewwminm (.‘rokcr
First Brave-4i. Barnes.
Second Bravo—John Allen.
Third Bran~—Eimcr Diver.
Fourth Brave—James MacCormuck. ItImi 'ItIc marching.
Flrst_\\’orrior—-Gcorge SIII or. mine III for It large IIIIIIIII
second Wai‘rior—‘I‘Icorge KnoplI-II,
Third Warrior—John Basso:
Fourth Warrioerercy Searlca,
Director Albert Dunn. ‘
number (If gttesta 'Ihc Inantomimc
and other features (.ionIII-c iIIII.
degree were Iemar- “My web I“Xl'l utcd
IIIIIYIIIII (IIIIIoI. etc.
of IHHHUY It].
won Intitchi III tlrI-II ptize but as the
(ll‘i'lrlflll war. no l‘lUM, and tho ,lllthtIn
announced that prizes would II I giIII II
Uncna Tf'lllt‘h team was: to both the South Norwalk and ilridgc
Sachem—~Stuatt '1 Marshall. port teams, IIIIIronIII was nIIIIsiItIII.
3"“0!‘ Sugammewvhmles J. PI Ics- The \h’ntcr'hury IIIIm peI-i‘orIIIIIII III! III'
“Wt- Its “"(Ilk in an admirable mnIIIIIIr but
Junior Sagamore-I’l‘hcotlorc Olson, ithc \ci‘y important schcI “ill'k was
I” oIIIitII-Il entir'I-I). and caused some (om
moni. The first prize which Item to
this team In to be It hnndtiomeiy IrnIII-
I‘ll photograph III the entire team.
At intermission between T. and x
ocioch supper Was served h the lt‘ill‘
of the Armory under the auspices of
(‘oc honoc TIIIIII (II' I\orwnlh. N I‘ eat-
(II-'(II was Frank K. BIiggII
’i‘ltn aflaii Inns the moat stIc-II ssIIII
II, Prophet—~Jultus A. Hubuell Jr.
"f First Snoop—JD. W. ”Rl'i'ONl.
SecOIIil Sanap—E E Mend
First Wartior—IJoseph A. Carter.
orsecond \VaIIIioI—— \lhett E. Aisth-
or'l'llit‘d thrtlor ~l.ottia Sontatby
Fourth Warrior—Albert hi Poulman.
,lect HUNG? Rufus. J, Smith.
M
Ito-
Second Runner-Charles :iciuuuld.
Shelton—7F. A. Hart. Guard of thc Forest—47. A4 McNam—
. First Slnap-—.\Viliam Ashley. um.
I 800000 Sa Harry Lent, Guard or the Wigwruuw'tl I'Illlk A.
. Prophet—A her I Dunn. \Vcittte
Firtt Mystlry Man—John Giles. l)itII( tor ............ Thontlns Robina
Swolld Myitcry Ma'n—H. B. Shepard Business Manager .. ranl II II‘iiII II
I'm-Its Tribe's nork wins (II He III the
I‘\',f‘llll|E and was “lilii‘b’st‘tl I ,I II litrgc . iI-v (If Br-W
with the idea.
II was the opinion of mam lllli‘ l' III-an I.I1( II_ 'Ir.owbiidgc of New Iiincu.
!owing to the
Wherever you soften any road.
in every town—you're sure of a
Igreat smoke for 5 cents if you ask for the
Cremo. The only cigar for sale everywhere.
and everywhere the same.
MROEST Scum IN THE 'WORLD.
The . ”pm! is III! :S‘nitikl'rfs fibrin-rim.-
f.
i
. In...“
I-II‘I held III the state, and reflected Icrs. Marts. with W (berry. Great .‘ItIII
:Ircat credit on c ability ”I Incas ior Sagamore of thc (II-(Int Council (It
Inml CIIIIlthIoII ’I‘Iibcs I'- euicIntII so the I‘IIiled States and Great Sachem
lIIrgI- a number of Ilsitom in such tine William H. I’ond of Hartford.
.Ilylc. The local Red Mon WI‘I’I‘ \otcd The committee- IIIIIlnIz charge oi" the
the finest of “OHS. tdctnil work was Gl‘cill JIIIIlor Saga
III addition of the many others prcc- more B. B. PIIInIlt-y I’Itst Sacht-ma H.
cut the following grout chiefs of the W, Godfrey and F. Ii, Malkin. of Coclt
'tzlult' honored the occasion by occupy. IIIItI Tribe. and i’ns Sachem William
in: the various attitlom:I during illi’ IIII- Miller and Senior sttgtibort Charles
art-o work. These were: li'rcscoti (If UIIcIIII 'l'.IibeI
(Ircnt SiIcIIeIII~—\\'illiam H. hum. of. '
Iiurtiortl.
(lit-III SIIIIioI SIIgIInIorII
ARE YOU A DYSPEPTIC?
If you are a Ilyspcplli' ,vou owu it to
ourscif and your friends to get well.
Dyspepsia annoys the dyapoptIo's
friends because his disease souru his
Itispoaitinn as “'1‘" at: his stomach. Ko-
IIIIl Dypcpsin Cure will not only cure
dyspepsia. indigestion and sour stonr
IIeII. but thia palatable, reconstructive
Ionic digestnnt atrcnutheus the whOIe
digestive nppnrntm IIIIII sweetena the
life as well as thccatomaclI. When you
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the footl
you cut is enjoyed it In digested. (II-I-
sintilatcd and tin :IIIIrlIIIIt properties
H, II. l'llllll-i
(Il'cttt l' I“()|)lltl' l“. W. Sillt'h, of Mel'-
(il't'ili (‘Iticf of ltrcortls
Saunders. of Naugatuck.
(Ili‘lli IIIIIIIIIII III \‘I'ampIIIII——II‘i'cdc-
William
(lIetIt Slump“ .I
I llll
(:Icni MIsIIiIIIII-IIII
NIIII'IIIIII.
l (lrtIIIt (IIIIII'II (It‘ the “'lgWIIIIII‘
Hanson. of WtIthlIur).
il’. i‘lnsscu oi Iltis
Harry I. Smith, III
I’III‘cy
(ilifli (mind of the I‘IoIIInI~~-.li \Il ItppropIiatcd II) tIII- blood and liastiea.
INIIIII-Ity III “ins-ted. Health is the respit Sold by Clifford
(II-«III Ittprencntntiuw('IIIII Foster. l'llflrmli) "
IIII IlIidgepotI.
A letth “an read from t‘oIIIpoIIucc
iTllllf‘ No. I?» of Bristol stating that
fact that runny oi‘ the
members of their team were III-oIkiug
iii would be impossible for them in ct) l“l‘t‘d0l‘l(‘k.‘fl gang foreman, “'88 killed
yit‘l' |ll(' contest. 'IIIIIl sly otlIIIr'IIIIIII wore Injured, llomt‘
Long talks Wt‘i’t' made by Punt (II-(Int of whom will die: The building was
lll‘.‘.)llOll('II Andrew H. Paton. of Dali \\'I'I‘I.'k('llI II I I
RAILROAD AIR TANK EXPLOSION
MEADVIIJJC. If“, April 2.—»Hy tIII-
cxploalon‘ of IIII IIII tank in the Eric
Railroad machineIshops today, John
I—-_,
'Jter
Clotht 7g
DON’T
YNOW.
MKHIT.’ .7"-
IadY'LAHHER.
Ladies are Anxiouslu
I V ' I ’
I.-,alivaltiri’g the arrival oi Easter in order to appear in their new
IIIgarmenta. Half the- pleaaure of having a new suit is to wear it
"' at Boater time.
-No trouble to get your Clothing here. We don‘t want the
may now. Letit Itgo and pay us as you wear.
H The 'point' Is to be In fashion. and the way to do this Is to
4‘ can well. Our cab‘y payment system makes this easy.
--..:I
_ Th! small amount we ask every week would go into other
. and result without benefit. This suggests the reason
the‘popu‘larity oi our plan as it encourages saving and mod-
. .13
Call at once order your Stilt. we will make alterations free
‘ ge garment to your account. Perfectly simple, fair
orpmodating. ' 5 .
-n» III-.I
m an infinite yamty of Spring Suits at all prices.
' ‘_ robot: haye contributed to make them the best we have
~.'-
0.
t
.:
' it? ’m‘
0’: lilinery display is worthy of your close inspection.
redeemw‘rwgffit.” 5...... "
oua PRICES: " I‘
. I;
». 3i
. 3-.
320-.
$0300 to 845.00.
“ . " Sigh to tinge.
$4.50 to toolilb.
lazuli» to team. I .
- .
.ID I .-
Men are Anxious. Too.
to get their Easter Clothing. We want every man to under-
stand that he may get his Suit. Hat or Shoes without the
slightest trouble and pay us later in convenient payments.
At Easter time every self-respecting person should appear
in new raiment and lack of ready cash should not be a bar to
one gratifying this desire. We sell Clothing and the purchaser
ararnges to pay as he wears it.
Our plan is simply that you get the Clothing at once and .
pay us as you 00 along. Such a system encouragesdhrift and
economy.
We are showing a superb collection of Men‘s Suits and
Overcoats in all the patterns and weaves which have the call
among men of refined ideas.
I
All our Men’s Goods are Union Made. They are manufac-
tured as well as modern skill and workmanship are capable of. '
MEN'S AND BOY'S PRICES:
' MEN'S 5011‘s.. .. . ' . $7.50 to $25.».
Nina's RAIN AND TOP coars. I $12.00 tom‘
'MEaIsaA'rs ‘ .. '. $200, $¢.so to $3.59.,
their 5. BOY 3 AND Lamas snocs . has to “I?
$150 to“;-
. .I‘If
govs' suites,
' CHURCH NQTICEBI
MITHODIIT
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W W. T. Duncan ator. —Ii: 30a.
to. class meeting: 10: a M .IQI'IW"
"The Foundation of Our Faidli"
Sunday school and Men‘s Bible
(I: 30 p. m. loung People's meeting: I
7: 30 p III, Easter exercise: by Sunday
school.
East AIcIItIc Methodist million“
Church. Rev E. Cunninlham. DIIW‘
—-Moruiug novice, to; 30 a. m.: INN”
by the pastor; topic. Risen With
Chrlat; SIIndsI school, 12 m.: mission-
ary Sunday. The usual Epworth Len-
guc III-rvhe will be omitted. EVOflan
acrle-c 7 p. m.: Easter celebration by
the Sunday school.
CONGRIOATIONAL I
First Congregational Church. Nor-
IIalII (Icorgc l) Egbert. pastoI .—~Moruv
Ina IIIIIIlI-II at 10: 30. Easter service
day achool at 12: ID. Evenln‘ service
at 7:30. The story of Easter. Illustrat-
ed by views given with the aid of the
atet'copticon. II. B. A. meeting Wed-
nesday at 3. Illblc Reading by Miss
Stella Seymour. Y. P. 8. meeting.
Thuradday at 7:30. Church prayer-
llltICilllK. Thursday at. 8. Pastor‘s talk
(in Job "On tho ltack "
SRPIIST
lI‘iI'IIt llnpiiai Church, Norwalk. I).
W. Talmuc Van Boron. pastor:—
I'I'ayIIr meeting at l0:00 a. m.: sermon
tIt t0:30 II. m.. subject appropriate for
Easter; Sunday school at l2200 m.:
l'. P. L'. meeting at 0:30 p. m.: acrmon
at 7130 D- m. Prayer service at 7:30
p. m.. Thursday; lecture on “Success,"
Friday. at 7:30 p. m. A cordial \ch-
comc to all who attend these aervicea.
Grace Baptist Church—lit It a. m..
preaching by Rev, R. M. Johnson. of
Beuniugton. N. .l.: 3:30 p. m.. Sunday
school; 0:30 p, m., prayer anti praise
meeting: 8 o'clock. preaching by Rev.
R. M. Johnson, and the Lord's Supper
will be celebrated. All are welcome.
h, S. Thomas. pastor.
EPIBCOPAL
Trinity Church. Rev . Homllly F.
HIIIllDlll‘ll‘B. I‘ector.~Firat service cele-
bration of Holy Communion at 6:30 a.
m.: music by the boy choir, offertory
by Alson Smith; at 8:00 a. m.. Morn-
ing Prayer and plain celebration: at II
a. m.. Holy Communion. apcciai Eaatcr‘
music. and sermon; subject. "The FillI
al Triumph of the Perfect lIIfo.“ Acts
il.. 24. At 3:30 p, m.. the Children's
lI‘t-sind III-twice, carols by the boy choir
and school. accompanied by organ. and
C. A Freeman. violiuiat, and H. A.
Tilly. conetist. Beautiful programs of
the service have been prepared, 0!-
Ierings of missionary pyramids and
Easter lilioa. At 7:30 p. m.. full choral
service, Special music by the rII:.'iIlar
and the bov choirs. Address by the
I-IIIIoII on “The Encouragement oI Vic~
Ioty' There will be a aacrement of
buptlstm this aftérnoon and toInonow
afternoon at the childrens service.
‘II‘ace Church, Easter Day. Rev. J.
B, Werner, Rector—First Celebration
of the Holy Communion at Ii o'clock:
second celebraufin at 8 o'clock: third
celebration. with sermon. at 10:30.
There will b0 0 melon of the Sunday
school at no . At 4 o'clock the
children's" “service will be held.
Evening prayer at‘7230 o'clock.
AOVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Chtistlau Church. Van Zandt
street East Norwalk Rev J. W Davis
pastors—Communion. low feast. and
reception of new members at the morn-
lna hour. Sttntlay school at 1:2 The
superintendent. Richard Bland. will
she a I'Iepon of the Hartford (IonchI
tiou held Good Friday. [loyal Workora’
mcettngat 5. 45; song service at 6:45:
at 7 o‘clock ‘the pastor will conduct an
Easter service,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society
NorwsIk—Regular Sunday service at
the Reading Room Masonic building.
Subject. April 'I ‘Arc Sins Disease and
Death Rent?" Testimony meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. In. To both servi-
ces the public III cordially Invited.
Reading room open to the public each
week (lav from 2 to 5 p. m. '
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter’s Gennan Lutheran Mis-
sion. Chapel. North Main street. Rev
Karl KI-etamanu. psstor.-—Easter ser-
vice with preaching and holy commun-
Ion 'I': 30 p m.. preparatory service. for
communicanta at 6: 45 The Young
Ladlea' Choir of the Lutheran Church.
at Stamford, will be In attendance and
' tender several Banter anthems. They
. will also sing the responses in the com
munlon service. under the direction at
Miss Martha Rlegt-r. The pastor‘s aer
mou topic will be "The Stone Rolled
Away " All understanding German
are cordially welcome. The sessions
of the Bible'claa‘a' and Sunday school
will be omitted tomorrow.
WILL IN‘reaeafr “MANY.
Every person shbuld know that good
health Is imp’osaihle If the. kidneys are
derangedI Foley's Kidney Care will
cure kidney and bladder disease In
every form. and will build up and
strengthen these Nuns so they will
, perform their functions properly. No
danger of Bright's disease or dlabetes
III Foley’s Kidney Cure is- taken In
time. Sold at Platated' a drug store. "
. LOOKING FOR Ml“ PAGE'S MUR-
DIRIR.
WESTON Mass. ,April 2. —-Whon the
state detectives mounted their Investi-
gation of the murder of His: Mabel
Page today they wore still without a
definite clue to work upon. The state
,. police and the local omeers have ones
tioned every one In to 0 would
be likely to throw any It on the case.
but little important information has
bosom obtained Theories one numer-
‘ utz'tbo elem (new one
i ve ac“
tive.
i
upon a aatlafactor)
drag of yesterday'f retard-
! theme me extent; especially
- noun; a thorough examination ot
Pm III-amines. The weather was
Inc today. “any cartons people
came hon to soothe Pete borne
d—un-b
.'.—»,—
YUPIIIIA MAXI. ON! AFRAIO
1’0 CA
1'.
Wm" as with “all l.IIIIaIde‘I:
M" m In.
who not ”m.. my a toe-eat. But
labIoIYII now
our- NW; Then we
dinner and “toot-e
with special comma and music: Sun- I '
ll. '
.GOOD-
: j* FOOD
' ENGLAND RUSK TO THE
FRONT AGAIII. . , . .,
THE FOOD OF OUR DADDIES
, THE CRISP, brown granules of GOOURICII FOOD
'are made Itom whole wheat malicd-ihcu inouud iIIio
Hour. and sCIcIIiilically cooked and prepared.
OLD NEW
It IS the old New England Rusk. once so universdlv
“used with the advantage oi being made iIoIII IIIIIII ilnur
I
i It you give II a weeks trial we believe lllIIl Iou will
{iecl as we do—That N0 Mi:Ai.. IS Complcic without a
inoriion of GOOD RICH FOOD.
For sale III all the leading grocers. Hit it package.
The Nettyt England Food _Co ,
South Norwalk. Conn.
m
w—.—. _... c ..
F088 BEATEN AT BILLI
ARDB
OPPOSED TO CHANGE
The Frenchman Wins the Match In
Parle.
PARIS. April 2.—LIIcicn Rerollcs,
the French amateur. Won the cham-
pionship billiard match from Wilson P. :
Foss the American amateur. Thursday.
Los Angeles Wants Brotherhood 0! Lo-
comotive Engineere' Convention.
ITOS ANOELICS, ('Ill.. April 2.I~’I‘lio
proposal of the grand llllii't‘l's or the
Iirothcrhood III lm-omotlvc Engineers
to change the. DlIIN‘ of meeting of the
nifiht b) a magnificent GROW includ- sixth biennial convention ot'thI (IrIIIIr
Ins consecutive ruins of 94 and 48. The twin Los Angeics to Cleveland. Ohio.
Frenchman's victoIv was hailed with Hm; 1le to opposition from “1.. I00“.-
deserved enthusiasm. he hm'lntz played ' committee of nrraugcmcuta. A trio.
It most Dllli ity up-IIIII game. The final grant has been receivrd from Assistant
R'Olea were: Rer’ollcs, 1.200: Foss. 1.~ .GI'IIIId Chief InarIIIIIIIII stating that tho
3 ipropoI-‘al to (bongo tho pint-II of meet-
-——--- in); will be held in nbcynucc until May
DR. LaflANOO'S "
LADIES- ooueouuo.
laferoody regulator: 250nm
Boollotfm DR LAFRAKCO.
SHERIFF SHOT MINER.
TELLURIDE, Colo, April 2.——Ilobcri
I). Mcldrutu. a deputy aheriff, has shot
and killed n man named Thioscl lit the
boarding house of the Tom Boy Gold
Mining Company in Savage Basin. lth‘ ,
miles from hrrc. 'l‘lIissel had abused
the deputy and finally struck him. A
bullet was his reward. Manager
H.crron of the Tom Boy mine. who is
II member of Troop A and a detail (It
soldicra were. sent to arrest Mcldrum
The latter came here to assist in run
nlug tl()\\"l the murderer of MaquICI
Collins of the Smuggler-Uniop Comr
puny.
ThI local (:(IIIIIIIiIthI of arrangements
"Intl'ml‘mz'mf'l- has telegraphed (II and Chief Engineer
Stone at ClI-Iclan II :15 i'IIlltmst
impossible III cancel cII'IItIacis or
change arrangements m weeks before.
convention meets. Conditions and
transportation matters known to you
III'cr aiucc Lon Attizelca was. selected as
meeting pIncII. Our honor and tho
honor of our IIIIIIIII' is involved and we
pro bound to protect same at all cvuttts.
Pcoph- of [.05 Angelina lIaIII I‘Illllfit'l'llb
IIIl liberally for cutcrtat'Imcnt. head»
quarters bct II act-med budnt‘x otdcrcd.
publications priutcvl, excursions sched-
Med and we cannot rtcctlci“
The general pasmngcr agents of the
Southern Pacific and Sam lI‘c Railroad
have agreed that. the $50 rIIIII ilxctl
for the Methodist General Conference
“1” be extended from May I to May ii.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUCH REMEDY.
THE MOTHER'S FAVORITE.
This remedy has won the confident-II,
and esteem of mothers all over the
country. It has been in use for over
thirty years, during which time many
million bottles have been used. There
is nothing so prompt and effectual 38’
this remedy for the relief and cure of
coughs and colds and In the treatment
of croup it is the main reliance In
many homes. while its use in cases of
whooping cough shows that It robs that
disease of all dangerous results. It
contains nothing injurious and there In
no danger in giving it to children. For
sale bv Stillso Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy PierceBrldgc Phar-‘ ,
macy and Zeitfuss Pharmacy. ” Advertise your wants In The Sentinel.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless Olll‘,
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate
Immediate relief to all cases of Cough.
Crow and LaGrippc because it does
not pass immediately into the stomach,
but takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. It draws out the. inflamma-
tion. heals and soothes and euros per-
. mancntly by enabling the lungs to con-
tribute pure life-giving and life-sustain-
,ing oxygen to the blood and tissues.
'Olli‘ Minute Cough Cttre is pleasant to
‘takc and it is good alike for young and
old. Sold by CIIIIord Pharmacy. “
mmtoahauaimnnougnemawaicnmm'
in use for 'oVer 30 years. has borne the signatm-o of
, and has been made under his pa-
. " corral supervision alnee Its Infancy.
a Allowno one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeltb, Imitations and “Justus-good” are but
Expel' to that trifle with and endanger the health of
Inmate ll Children-Experience against. Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Whomaobafltuteforcutoron. Pan-
Syrups-1t gamma-It. It ,
dalmhtne not other Narcotic I 3
too. Itdeltroyswp 7‘
cures D and Wm
Inmates. (so? common
Norwalk Chronicler