nuttebaunr has "1.111.111... truth
i n
a business trip to New York.
.W.-.W....“
ll witcnnterou or.
111111111. 1111.“.
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R. 11“. Foster, of Danbury, was a vial.
tor in town yesterday.
1.
The Harris and Clans Company are
discharging a cargo of hay.
Miss Louise Shruyer, of Winnipmtk,
left town today for New York.
Cashier Henry P. Price, of Norwalk,
is spending the day in New York.
I13. II. Hott-hltius leaves. for the South
tomorrow, on a. business anti pioasurt-
trip t1.o111bint1.d.
itcv. and Mrs. George. Van Alutyno
are attending the New York East Con-
i'crencc totlay.
Cotkenoo Haylofl 1.0. R M. of
Norwalk, will meet this evening at
tbe'haylott, in the Gazette building.
There is one thing we have never
been able to understand. why ladies
will buy harmful cosmetics when I1lol1
listor‘s Rocky Mountain Toa makes
clear complexions. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Plalstcd‘a Drug Store.
A business meeting of the Epworth
In:ag11t~,of tho Norwalk Methodist
Cl111rt.,h will be bold tomorrow eve»
ning.
(thief (licrk Coms‘tot-k reports that
every room in the Hotel (lililul'd was
tilled last night. largely with t'.t)!lilllt'l'-
t-ial iravt-lors,
David l1‘nllv.. of New York (Milt-1:11.
roommate 111‘ William Lander, and
his sister. Mil-1.11 Margucrolia, are 1111011111
111‘ Mrs, Inunltu' and bliss Lauder. of
West strt1t1l.
’l‘bo Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk. will
hold a business meeting this evening.
At' this time the matter of giving a
dance shortly after Easter will In-
t-onsidorotl. No games were played
last night in the club‘s pool tourna-
mont.
J
Commodore James Farrell has (1.01111
mcnceti work 011 his new house1 and
burn at Belle Island, William H. Mt:-
Mahon of South Norwalk, has the 1-011
Hart and the buildings were. staked
out today. The. barn will be set on
spllcs, and will he raised next week.
Dr. Jean llumorticr, assisted by Dr.
Ward S. Gregory and Dr. R. M. Wolfe.
performed a serious operation on lieu-
ry M. Hoyt, of 3 Chestnut. street. Nor-
walk. at the. hospital. yesterday. [it
though Mr. Hoyt is seventy-three years
at ago. he is believed to be doing quit.-
\voil
Dr. and Mrs. Putncv. of Milfold, have
been entertaining a house party in hon
or of the1 doctor‘s cousin, Newton Wul.
lace, of Amherst, Mass. Their guests
included Mr. anti Mrs. Walter E. Patch-
in and Mil-111 Grace l'atchln. of Fairlield
avenue, Bridgeport, and Mrs. O. I. At-
lon. of Westport.
Kubuosu. Encampment, l. 0. 0. l1‘..
oi Norwullt. In making elaborate prrp
nrutious for the working of the Paul-
arch degree on a class of about. twrn-
ty-ilvc candidates a little later in tin»
season. Several hundred dollars‘
worth of scenery is being prepared
{or the big event. Artist Wauhburn.
ot Wentport, ls engaged on the Work.
The short. calendar list of divorce
cases I11 the Superior Court. will come
up tor trial tomomw. There
thtt-o Norwalk cases: Edith Curtis
v11. Robert E. Curtis Lena M Connolly
vs John J. Connolly, both allegations
of dcoertlon and a motion to refer to
a state retcrcu the cane ol Anna Strut-1
land v11. Charlt‘u Btenslantl, of West
Norwalk.
nut—at
waniokers who i'owone oil" wear on
again when they at. a whirl front 11
'l‘OMBOY Cigar. 1.11.. at good. clotm
11th. It Without. drugs. 'I‘bcy 111111 01111
Try one and see,
Bryan Ruthenium. Coventry. Eng
land; Fred Rubenaheln. Nownrk N .I.:
Joseph G. 111.111.111.111. W. W. 1111111111
Ilurry Falls, Edward Akolm. Philip
Kcuuholth. Stephen O. Young. 9.1-1
Halter-1k. L. 15.13.111.111. 0. 811111111. A. M.
Myersou. Theodore Chutlcuyno. W. 10
Marion. RH ti.mit.h Mrs M. Word,
New York; E. Illll, III” II. It‘. Unborn.
I. N. Parry. W.8 Stiulhcrtuun. South
Norwalkll .W. 13.51.11.111. Hartford: it.
w. Smith. Rochester: II M.
lord. South ”“41. 1M1; A. In Sunk.
Bridgeport: door 1 Rock wall,
Ridgoilelti Molina. Hurlbntt. Wil
11.111 1. Min. 1111x1111 111111911 Conroy,
.Oomttock
nrc .
tit-111111.
W
Miss Bertha Hunter has taken a post
tlun with diamond Brothers In the on
pticity ol' oteuogruphcr.
'l‘ho moulhl business location of tho.
11111 M‘ukers‘ .‘1ci11ty was held 1th 11v-
ening‘ln labor Lyceum. Iioutlno 111111--
turn Wurothc liuuinuns ol',t.hu evening.
A meeting of Inuiuo Lorine. lbutnlr-
liii‘ii ol’ liorlnun was bold inst 11v11111
tug at which considtuabln routine busi-
noes was transacted. The lodge vol.»
ad to go in a body to Stamford on May
23 and discussed a big gathering of
the Sons of Hermann to be held in
New Haven August 20 and 21.
.—
Beglnners at the South NOI‘WlaIk
kindergartens will be received during
this week only. This is rendered
necessary since the classes having on-
y eleven weeks of school before the
ummcr vacation are now, started upon
the term‘s work and any not in this
week could not receive individual at.
tentiOn to classify as the present mom-
bershlp is very large. Children may
therefore be entered now at the Frank
lln or Knudsen klndergnrtons.
MOI-TE ABOUT STRAW HAT STRIKE
A Blanchard Tells Firm's Side of the
Matter
The strike at the tuctory of Dennis
& [limit-bard still continues today anti
one or more men have joined the
strikers. 'l‘ho strikers hurt1 all rcroiv.
(111 their pay and olht-r 1111.111 are being
hired in their plat-cs.
Owing to tho lateness or the hour at
which news oi' the strike at tht1 lit-11
nit: anti Blanchard factory was obtain
11d yesterday by The Sentinel it was
humustblc to secure a statement by
the concern regarding the strike.
A. Blanchard this morning said to
The Sentinel that he toll. that
the statement of the strikers you
torday was a. decided injustice to the
firm; that it. was unkind and unfair,
and that iht1 real facts were very tlif1
t’cront. Ho intimated that perhaps
the strikers in some cases might have
been 111111.111.
lie I'lu'lbor said that. James Saund~
era, thororcmnn, had not. been dis-
charged»,- as claimed by the strikers.
lull hutl’asked to be paid off anti had
quit. “Saunrltus.” said Mr. lliancbartl
“has boon out for some limo. and has
had troublt1 with his eyes. Previously
howvvor. the Work ill his tit-partutoul
IiillI not Ilt'l‘ll running as smoothly 1111' it
should, anti thorn has boon (111111111 fol
counitlorabie worry and annoyanrt- l1
tho Ilrln. When Saunders noxt value
to tho otilt111 i had 11 talk with him and
proposed that ho nulkt1 curtain 1111.11.11.
in his mannor of work and conduct as
foreman of the departtncnt. We had
posited the young man along from ”11-
time be colored our employ. and for
his own good and for the good of tho
Iirm the sunnostions \Vt'l‘t‘ made. Snub
dcrs did not care to comply with tln-lr.
and next morning.r asked to bo paid off
i wrote him a ('Ilt‘t'k for his money
The other men were very ill advised,
I think. in going out. ’l‘heir places
are being filled and the factory ls run
ning as usual.
MARCELLA AVOY RESTORED TO
CONSCIOUSNESS.
HARTFORD. Aprl OHNIIII'COIIIA Avoy
the yongu woman who Ililti' been in
some. sort of 11 trance at the Hartford
Hispital since Sunday, was finally ros
lured to consciousness today. The
physicians who attended the girl tblnl.
bet tond on In due to hyi1t 1111a and
nt-rvonsn .13 while the dentist who ox
traclod t (bot her teeth just before SIIP
loll aside tttlllbulvs her condition to
sclisuggo lion.
HARTFORD MAN DROWNED.
HAR’l‘IQORD. April 5.~«Ilt1nry O.
Cbenky. his city. an employee at the
rubber 1'1rk1-1, i‘tell overboard from a
yacht. at Iiuytlons station near Wind
nor this {111-1111111111 and was drowned.
He. was our of a party oi’ eight men.
EVERY rouuc
MAN ‘SHOIILD
S A V E.
There Is no
better way
than to start
an account
with‘
,1 The
, Tool to,
Four per rent in-
terest paid I11 thc
SAVINGS 11n-
PAlt'l‘MIllN'l‘.
banking hours
from ii to ihnnd
from 7 to 8 Sutur-
tlay evenings.
let Line of
Baseball Ends
In two.
01111 an i II that oil Honolulu: hall
a .
Snuth Mrwall. .
(3111 here 11.11.... the with; than-1111.11.11.11 1111' 11.1111. 11.111.01.111.
and you get the pick of the smartest lurniahingo in town.
NECKWEAR.1
Look' to our windowsw—Easter neckwear gaioro-uncwest weaves
and coloringswnew four-in-handa and ties. 1151:. 50c and more.
HOSIERY.
Look again! Gay hose to tickle your (may: ‘quiot clients for
quiet man; 1ill brand new. 25 and 501:.
SHIRTS.
And again—did you ever see smarter shirts than cure—plain
and plaited bosomn, rich colorlngs and white, stripe, figure and scroll
designs, mostly exclusive. $1 to $2.
GLOVES.
The correct shades of tan in our special dollar glove; exceptional
value. Even better at $1. 50.
The rest of the story will be found at our store—fancy waist
coats. suits, top coats and hats for men who want the best their
money can buy.
We have been,“ selling glnln for 11111111.. years and have
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
the best service We are going to stick to that same
quality the same care in tlcliveling. and we believe that
by dealing with us you pill obtain better results than
trom any one else ‘ p . .
Some 01‘ the goods we have to otter: ' ' “'
For Homes and Guide. For Poultry.
No. l Oats. (thick Manna.
Fancy Oats. Chick Food.
H. 0. Feeds. (fr. (torn.
Hay MHII.
Corn. ii. 0. Feeds.
Salt. “.1“ (Irit. 4
Bran. Shells. =
Wheat Food.
Cat. Iiuy. All lirnina.
(Ilutcn Feed. l’ratt‘s Food.
, international Foods. 1
Wheat.
Buy Oats 'l‘ilntatllnan.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
.91
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Including mils. cloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc.
At W. P. BEE‘RS’
I9 WALL 8T.. NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN 811130 NORWALK‘.
Preparatton
is one of the chicl‘ factors at success.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
1191113 Scraps.
v~
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A FULL LINE OF
otters facilities for a thorough business training.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal. 811. Norwalk. Conn.
WES'I‘POR'I‘ SMEI. 'l' .......... 1.1 lb. "ADDOOK .................... 511 lb.
ROE SiiAl) ................... 16.1. lb. ALI. OTHER KINDS 011‘ FISH.
llllCK SliAll ................. 1211 lb. OPENED LONG CLAMS ....... 3011, qt.
:l'I‘EAK COD ................. I211 lb. GREENPORT OYSTERS.
Cutbill’s B 'dge Ma Ital
Tel 108 Free Delivery
A 111111... was once 1.1.1.1111 in the
bands oi Judge Peters. at Bangor Me..
for collction. A notice was sent to
the debt r, who called and promised
to pay the following Saturday. .Tbc
judge said: “Now, don't, any you will
pay Saturday night unless you mean
to Just. take 11 few more days and be
sure. Boyyon will pay next Wednes-
day." "All‘ right." ttuld the man. “it
I live until next. Wednesday 1 will pay
'that bill. ” Wednesday came but no
innit appeared to settle the hill, where-
upon the judge wrote out a notice of
the death of the man and put it in
hardly be cotlmatod. llo who will 1. ,
Impurtlnlly consider this unscrllon will :33 Ill/flysemggr‘ ,lbc next day the
be convinced of this trntlhotl :‘x The W 1
opal paper 11 voly.nuttnn y 111111111 11 .. .
favor oi the plat-o ot Iilil publitntion, worIt‘Ig 1153:;de “adam‘ytflting for
and it given a (air living patronage by .. .1
some home bunillena men it will guard yXf’zttlliugmrtfitti'l‘iiht‘itMaiod Frank
their 11115111114111 as the merchant. ..
guardtt the interests (If his individual l:IttngIIch?'n' W :did' you leave your
cuntomoro. “I wait 111.11.111.11.
not It 11 nlgg‘ardly support in dolcd
“out to it. and it iii compelled to solicit Mntiuol.
abstain from neighboring towns it can 1. .
not in 511111ch to than patrons exert ,1 ‘ ‘
itself in behalt of. its town as it other-
wise would. Try a uystém or liberallty
in the matter ot advertising tntpetltitu
hire and think the remit.
11... 11.111111. 11111.. supreme court.
The editors of the nobility 11.1.1.2...
take a great lniclout In and do more
{or the locality In which they live
than any other class of business men,
yet they 111111.111) more directly bonn-
til.l.ed by the results titan i‘Ill' lucr-
‘silillltli and property owuors who. pur-
hapn, neglect to have their names on
tho editor's onbttcllptlon list, or 11111
to ttlvortlso In his paper.
l attracting trade to tho town in
which it in publluhed the lmmonnc no.
war of a local paper notification can
little. hearty and liver 10.11111 reticular
mm 11111.11“ only, man at at
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1 81111111111111.
You probably“ need another
box at Stationery. This week
we give you an opportunity to
, pnrohuuo 11 box or lntulglo i’urrh- .
mom l’upcr. containing
‘60 Sheets Paper.
‘50 Envelopes, for
'22 Its. ~
The l-ntalglo Parchment is one
of tho Iinest papers made and
usually retails at the per box.
See them in the window.
the Gllfford: Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.
Tolephon’e, 16-3—2.
Maples It Goldsohmidl Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block. 80. Norwaik.
TODAY iN WALL STREET
\VAI. i. STREET. 10le a. m.~-'l"ht‘1
opening mowmcnt of mites of stotks
today shout d no well dollnod loudest y
Small gains and Ititttltis were about
equally divided and as many stocks
11111111111] at [11‘1ltt-1: unthnngctl from last
night [hailing atlvantoti 5’18 but Ult
tliill‘l r:~oll111.- \Vt‘lt.‘ lower ”their was.
11. rlst at I l'.’ in Nor'tltclu Fungi“. or l
in lnttlnationnl Pump and of" l-_ " in
Ntw \tnk Llotk.
\VAIJ. S'I‘IIICIC'I‘. ll :l. in ~I..'1r1.1.l
(mutations 11111111 conllnt-tl to :1 ball
111171-11 stocks in ubith tht11 was
enough at 11 pr’.t)tt1s.1ionnl lollouing to
mini“ oi \vitlt- IIIllill.tlItlll:-1'. Islot l.~1 1h; II
usuallt muted along 1111111. 11.111111 lino,»
were t-omparaiircly dqu. but display
111i increasing firmness. ‘
W.\l.l. b'liti1i1"l Noon - 'l‘ho toutin
uod stringent: in ihc 111111111 IlliilItt‘I
Hair-hint Npt't‘IlIlIiIbF operations alnl
prions sumo-d in u very dull market.
[loads were steady.
WALL S'I‘ltidli'l‘, l p. 111.-‘~Si.1t-ks
alt-n1 input as money 1111115 11cm high
btlt them was no inconcv in th)
:«ldlinit utter prices 1.111 down to l'lliilllltI
11~11111da1 11 closing
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private Wires 0!
The Maples & Goldschnlldt Co.. Cour
mission Brokers. Swarta & Corbett
Block, 80th Norwalk. Telephone 153.
‘ Open High Low Close.
Aunt] Con. 1107.. 112k. HOT... lilik.
A. t“. & 11‘. t“, 117.. 117;. 11.111, ““1
Am. Ice. lit: 1,4. 1'1de 511 i'rti
A111. Loco 081.1; 091/. 11811; 6831‘.
.\111. Slot-ll ilillq' Iti‘: llitliii till
.1111 5111.111 111 11111.. 111 11111;.
.'I‘. &. 8. Po il.’ .51. Skill. 9335. 9:13;.
.IiIIIIO &hlo.li:l1"‘. “37.. “3‘1. ”31/.
ii‘klyn. it. ’1‘. 1573 .1 stilt. 873k. 87%.
Chet-1, £1. ()hio. til!!!" 0011;, 5971... 59?...
(1h, (it. West. 21%. Bliit. ill 21
(3.11. it St. l’. 1771!. ”8‘4 1771.4 1771/.
Col. 11‘. t", 1. 11:11.; 114 1131.. 11:111.
Col. South 35% 35% 35V. 35%
Con. Ian. H2 143% l'il‘h, H2
11.11. ii. liutl 215 215 215 215
Eric. 15 451,41 45 45%
(ion, Bloc 173134 17:10.". 173% I735,
Lou. 8.1. North 151 I51 “300‘. 11:11:11.
Mcx. L‘on. 211,1. 211% 24% 24%
M. K. it 'l‘. 351,4. 351A; 35% 351/.
M. K. &.. T. p, 72% 72W. 72% 7201.
Mo. l’nc. 97 97 957.11.; 957/1.
Nut. Lead. 8'1 84% 83 83%
N. Y. Con. 115% 145% 14514. 14515
Nort. it West 90 90% 9t) 90%
Out. & Weld. 520i. 52%. 52V. 52%
Penn. it. it. ltd»; 111W. 140V. 140%
Fan. Gas. 95% 911‘ 95% 9511'.
Pratt. 11. Car. 54 54 54 54
Reading 1380’. 1390i. 138% 138%
Rep. Steel 82% 32% 32 32
Rock Island 27% 27% 27 27%
South. Par. 09% 00% till 08%
Son. Ry Co. 4071;. 411,1. 40".4.‘ 40%
Texas. Pac. 34 34 iii 84
Union. Par. 11 158% 150% 1581/. 158%
U. S. itubbor 54 54 54 54
U, 8. Steel 121/. 42% 42% 42%
U. S. Steel, [1. 1081/. 108% 108 108
Wabash 22% 22% 22% 2‘2!
Wabash pfti. 50% 501% 50% 50%
MASSACHUSETTS ICI' DEALERS
MEET. .
BOSTON, April 5.—-'l‘hc Masaachln
netts lco Dealer-11’ 11.1.1.1... tion met in
annual convention here odnv. Bot:
rotary Charles W. Hallotrtun, oi this
city. acid that price making would not
be acted upon. The association in
eludes representatives from almost ev-
ery city and town in Massachusetts
and some in New Hampshire, Rhoda
island and Vermont. ‘
W
“1-
. 1.161111 "no: mum on 1.1.1....
'5 lath
EPOI’I’I‘ rll 5.~Ghargcd
tilt with in out to kill Leo
Steamed. colored. 11.11 11.111.11.11 in
[With 1111111111,: 111111111
11111, with a once pick».
in“ tilts 11111111111111 with a. acid
(II
ti. ItliI’I, lid
.. pics from one can said a customer. She bought the second time. Try It, on
1The 11111 that and but
in oil court today and held In $1.000.
hairdo or «1111111111111. I-lo 1111I $353911? :
5.
Have you a fresh Overcoat for tricky Springi' H
0an fit with striking style. $10.01) to $25. 00. ‘ I .
OUR SMART CLOTHES FOR SPRING arc math. 1
pastcmaster workmanship. They are made from high»?
Woolens, both domestic and imported. Individuallyt
. 11:1.“ ’ .
'11:,"i
I EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN’S FINE F A
WEAR.
and custom-made, they fit with striking style.
YOUR SIZE IS‘YOUR FIT.
Spring Shirts, Neckwcar and Hats. T
SELLECK 8. FRI
98 WASHINGTON ST. 3 '
, Telephone Call 165-5.
AT DIBBLE’S GROCERY
Pie Pineapple Grated, in cans,10c, is a “repeater." I made two I 191
0c
Cider. Am promised some fine cider, expect it in time for Saturdi
incss 25c gallon. 1'“
Cake. Fresh arrival. Will go good with cider.
Coffee. Fine, fresh lot, just in. Now is the chance to get some I '
best condition. "
Societies supplied when entertainments are given, at reduced p.111.
you will say it came from Dibbies’ Put it against anything going for tummy
32c. lb.
Molasses. You have heard tbelament that now We get no aid}!
toned New Orleans molaSsas. Butwe have it here and now.
hasty pudding. Finest product extant. 551: a 9: lion. "
Smoked Sardines from Norway. Ask to taste them. 121:1 can. 1'
Teticy' 3 Woods, and Liptons pack age Teas. The finest selection
choicest the world produces. Notice our fine display of 10c sample
ges. Buy and try. 10c. ’
Waiting your valued orders, yours to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBIE. 1‘
Telephone Call 25-4.
21 Pounds Granulated Sugar.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ...... t ...........................
BEST FLOUR .................................... BBL. $5.25, BAG
VERY LEAN SHOULDERS, LB.
MILK, 3 CANS
.1n.........i.v~'o'u~-'
FULL LINE. FANCY CHANGES, CUCUMBERS CELERY LETTUC“
SWEET POTATOES, SPINACH, KALE, ETC.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 499F010
80 NORWALK. CT. EAST NORWALI.
TE
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TEL. 143.
CARPET SWEEPERS VS. THE CORN BROOM.
Few wonwn in this age ball
the Broom ls beltel than thé
Sweeper, but there are malty
think them mole economical.
figure it otlt for yoursel. . A 1
will last longer than it cor
that coHl not less than $15.00
\vhmeus the best sweeper My
bought at £10m $2. 50 to $5.00 ,
the g1 eat economy in directcoti
swooped just. consider how it
time. labot and health does the
in unequal-tor ol’ the unpaid
and an invalid can use ll.
physician what he thinks 1. _
or from a sanitary point at
sacrifice so nluch comfort. 1 iii
learn when it can be ,0
cheaply.‘
from the lamest factoring in.
gnuo the prices range i.’ 5111‘
O . '
12-18 North Main Street,
1—H...” -....,w.......... ........N_M...........
as SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NO W
3111118111111 Stits‘,tloat1,Sllrts
We sell to you 03111161“. and most up- «Mite styles in 11116,.
much less than the a or stores can ha y them at wholesale
cause we make our own good: in New York city and 1.1.11
till through the 1101.121. 1*, and second we call for cash. That.
to you of more titan double. ’i‘ilitl dollar up and dollar down.
you poor because you never got out of debt. Come and be 11
Ink" MIMI. '
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