I-
. f M wAIIIIIIoroII of.“
Local lions ilotos.
sens-met. nor DAY nonnmc.
Following its usual holiday custom.
The Sentinel will be issued next Fri-
day. (Fast Day) as a morning paper.
All advertisements. items of news, etc...
should reach the ofllce for publica
tion Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. EdgnI‘H .Fox were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J Sims,
Yesterday
The officers of Concord Division.
Sons of Temperance. of Norwalk, will
be installedthls evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Street. of B085
ton, mountains of Mr.‘and Mrs. Arthur
C. \Vheoier..,of Arch street.
—-—Dr. Dick’scnrcs a cold.
A meeting of the Armory chorus will
bo hold at. the Smith Norwalk Congre-
gational Church tonight.
John Johnson, of South Norwalk.
was removed to the Hospital yesterday
for treatment of rheumatism.
Mrs. Peter 1“. Burns and two daugh-
tcrs. Alice and Mary, have gone to
Providence for a few days. to be the
guests of friends.
The regular meeting of Trinity ves-
II'\ will be held tomorrow night. The.
annual parish meeting will be held
next Monday evening
Mrs. Dudley Hoyt has purchased the
Rice homestead at 15 Orchard street,
NoI walk The deal was consummated
by the agency of Jacob M Layton
last Saturday.
—Busketbali, Armory. Monday night.
(‘0. 1’. vs. Brooklyns. Dancing to to 12.
The members of Catholic Union
t‘ouncii. Knights of Columbus. and
Division. No. l. A. 0. FL. of Norwnik.
received Holy Communion in a body at
the 7 o'clock mass at St. Mary’s
Church, Sunday morning.
I~Prm
W. B. L'nhoitz has placed his launch
Kathleen in commission for the sea-
son. He has recently purchased a iarg
cr craft which' is expected to arrive
here in a few days. 'i‘hII commodore
will probably dlSDOSO of the Kathleen.
.—
otographer George S. North has
Ins completed a handsome photograph
of the new éwltchboard of thc South
Irn New England Telephone Company
with the operators at their posts. ’i‘iIc
photo is a magnificent specimen of the
photographic art.
Miss Mary Lewis iialcy. of West, lin-
I'cn. formerly soprano soloist. at tho
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
substituted for Miss Constance FIIIIII.
in the 'Plrst Methodist Church choir
yesterday. Miss Field is conllucIl to
her home with the grip.
itobcrt Wchrle went to Hartford nt-
tcr- Mr. Barclay‘smew unto Saturday
and delivered it at itowayton to its
new owner..M r. Welirie. who had been
Ill. had a relapse of the stomach trou-
ble which has been the cause of his
rcccnl. Illness and is now confined to
his bed.
Basketball enthusiasts are sorry that
the season here is about to close. To-
night. Company P will play the All
lirooltlyns at theI III lllOl \' and will
play their filial game of the y‘onI next
Monday night with the famous Xuvl or.
both of those contests promise to be
very exciting.
I ll. lvurrington. of Now York (lII’
has secured the contract for theI nun
South Norwalk Club house to furnish
the stairs with rubber treads and brass
nosings and rubber to go round thrcc
billiard tables and perforated rubber
mate. The goods will be from tho
Manhattan Rubber and Manufacturing
Company. 18 Vcsey street. New York.
w
its equal as a curative agent does
not. exist. So perfect in the medicinal
action as to‘ challenge the lamination
of the medical profession. Such. is
llolllIter'I Rocky Mountain 'l‘oa iii;
cunts. .Tea or Tablets. Plaisteda
om; Blurb. ‘ . t“
Mr and Mrs. W. A. Stanton. Captain
min Mrs. George A. IHnrd. George .I.
(‘lIIII-chlli. Mr. and Mrs. Donn. II‘. A
Phillips, Miss C. A. Phillips W. .I.
much. Nautical: Dr Percy 1.. Roy
holds. Fall River. Mus: Miss neriliu
l-.i hymen, Dr. and Mrs. Boon. Dr. and
Mrs. Slant. Mr. and Mrs. B. '1‘. Nelle
ford. Norwalk; W. Bmlch. L 'l. Fletch-
er. Boston: ill ammo. South
Bend. lnd.: W. 1). Tyler. 'i‘ncoma,
Wash; A. it. Orniulo. Jersey City, N.
.l.: 11.31 Delaney. 13.3. Flanagan and
Thomas F. Der-In, Dsnbury; George it.
McAmbor, Buffalo. NY were guests
Sands at the H. i (ll llllortl
Dram
Ii tablet colors
to our panic
WI ‘ ” ' d
WI sol Ilroody hoIdno caulk for oom— »
mor proporty.‘ om nothing to list
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL WON.
ml
Debate WIth Ovorlook MIIItIry Acade-
my on MI," Topic. .
The Norwalk High School won the
debate Saturday evening with tho 0v.
Irlook Bellook, Military Academy. and
. naturally is very' roach elated oVer the
man.
The subject Was: Resolved, That to
(lose of War Great Britain would be
of. More Assistance to the United
States Than Any Other 'l‘wa Nations
Combined
The Academy had the affirmative
side and the Highs the negative. 0n
the High School team were Francis
Ward. Clifford Bette and Arthur Mur-
ray whlit the Academy debaters weIo
Chester Sanford, Robert. Wukenian and
William EIZBB.
The affair was witnessed by quite a
company of friends of the participants
and the Judges were the Rev. George
D. Egbert. the Rev. H. B. Carpenter
and Edward S. Underbili. the well
known Norwalk newspaper man.
OVERLOOK MILITARY ACADEMY
MAGAZINE.
The second issue of tth0verlook
Military Academy Magazine has just
been published. Freeman Light, '07.
is thiltW-llivchlflf, and W. A. Heutlitleld,
.'08, Chester Sanford '07, E. Baguerizo.
'07. and Victor Smith are associate odi
tors. Charles I), Bylngton is business
manager. The publication contains
many things of interest about the
school. athletics. etc. The magazine
contains forty pages in addition to
front and back cover and has many lo-
cal IIIlvcrtisonIents. The publication
is lssucd quarterly.
I. ALEXANDER SUED FOR DI~
VOR
Papers \I'cre served today by Con-
stable .l. .I.,I.loodwin in a suit for di~
vorce brought by Mrs. Cccclla Alexan.
tier, through her attorney George H.
Vosbnrgh. against. her husband Isldor
Alexander, the well known jIIIIkIIIaII.
The grounds for the dlvorcc arc ullcg.
ed lntempcrance and intolerable cruci-
ty. The cusc is returnable before IlIc
Superior Court the first Tuesday in
May.
OPERATION BY DR. W. H. CROWE.
Dr. Willis H’. Cl‘owo, oi" Now Haven,
performed It difficult iaporatomy opera.
tion. yesterday, on Mrs. Frank An
draws, 0! Elm street Norwnik. The
operation was pcrt’ormcd at lir.
Crowe's home III New Haven and re
ports from there today are that the
patient is doing nicely. [I is pleas-
ing to the friends of the doctor in
South Norwaik to learn that he ranks
as onc oi’ tho-I inosi skillful surgcons in
New Haven.
TO HAVE PAST MASTERS' NIGHT.
bl. .lohns’ Lodge, No. ti. lI‘, and A
M._ of Norwalk. will hold a special
communlcaiiol tomorrow evening, to
work the Master Mason' degree. A
prominent Norwnik city official will in
tinI Iaudtdatc and attcr the work rc-
ticsliincnts will be. s-".cIch
The lodge will siIoItiy ban- ll past
mustcrs‘ conInIunit-utIon. whcn all o'
the offices of the lodge will be tiliI-Ii
by t'ormcr Inustcrs. for tho tlIlrIl dc
'rcc.
AGED WOMAN OPERATED UPON.
Mrs. Sturgcs, of Wcstpori. was opc
rutcd‘ upon for carcinoma of tiIII iIItcs
lines at tho Norwulk Hospital Satur
day. ilr. I’I‘ct. It Now York specillst
performcd tinI opcrution and
llr. S. H. Huntington and Dr. \‘I'IIltI-I
Hitchcock assisted. The case is com
Dllcaled because Mrs, StuI-gcs Is cigh
Iy years of age.
THE WINNIPAUK‘S SEASON.
"lhc Wiunlpuuk buscbail lt‘lllil \Iill
opcn its scason III tiIc l’olo Grounds
in Winnipuuh. on SaIIIrIIIII. May :"utlI.
'l‘lII- contest will be nitiI tlIc llcthci
Y M (‘. . team 'Iho \rcck I-Iillon
ing the Winnipauks will llIIII up again-
at the Word thnbuIy' s
EIIERY YOIING
‘MAN SHOULD
SAVE.
There is no
better way
than to start
an account
with
The
South Norwolil
Trust to.-
Four peacciil In-
torost paid in the
i-‘tAVthIS i‘IiI‘r
i’All’i‘MEN'l‘.
Banking hours
from b to 3. and
from 7 to It Sutur-
day evenings.
Big OIII of
1.000 diffIrInt VIIWI to Intact from.
Luther PM Corrie .............. 3o
consume
N WI "‘OII.
a ll
your omoorty. TOI‘mI-I'O‘lb of mount
or rent. . “
Taylonfr Golden
Easter Post Bards ....
to NW Mil m N Ila».
was " W. m.
You can step out Easter morning as smartly dressed as “the
other fellow."
right-nqnickiy—to your perfect satisfaction-at modest cost.
Stilts $IO to $25
and that kind of tailoring which rivets shape and suit together until
worn out '
Do they fit? Face a mirror in any one of the right size suits
here and you’ll see our idea of fit coincides with yours; the try-on
proves. .
The latest patterns in grays. fancy mixtures. plain gray, blue
and black; single and double-breasted models with all the new
style kinks. See them this week.
Easter hats. overcoats. gloves, neckwear, shirts and hosiery.
9
SOUTH NORWALK
We have been selling grain for fifteen 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 delivering, and we believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain better results than
from any one else
Some of the goods we have to- offer:
For Horses and Cattle. . F0? POUR”: .7
No. 1 Oats. Chick Manna. .y”
Fancy Oats. Chick Feed. “
H. 0. Feeds t‘r. Corn.
Hay I i ”ii; Meal
golrn. H lO Feeds.
8 t. " ’ GI t
Bran. ‘ ‘ 'En Shells. .
Wheat Feed. l'lccf Scraps. I
Cut liar. All Grains. '
Gluten Feed. Pratt's Food.
international Foods.
Wheat. .
Buy Oats Th Its Clean.
MANUEL T HATCH.
A FULL LINE OF 6‘.
Spouidtog’s Baseball Goods
Including mils. gloves, bails. toe plates.
heel plates etc.
At W. P. BEERS’
l9 WALL ST., NORWALK. 880. MAIN SPNSOJ NORWALK.
Preparatlon
is one of the chief factors of success.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
offers facilities fora tiIOIouglI business training.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal. 80. NOI‘Wllk. Conn.
WlES'fPOit'i‘ HMELT .......... 15c lb. MADDOCK .................... 5c lb.
nor: snap .................. lbc lb. AL]. (‘)'i‘lih)it KlNiIS (III‘ FISH,
illicit SHAI) ................. 12c lb. OPENED LONG (il.AMS.......30c qt.
STEAK (‘Oii ................. 12c, lb. liltEiIlNl‘Oll'i‘ OYSTERS.
Cutbiii’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108
IIEAI. Esme SALES. I
~- ~-- — I
TranIferI Recorded Saturday With the FOR
Town Clerk.
IIutch and ilullc) to Small I‘uldwcll,
building lot. Mt'lillt)\\’ ulrcct. War. gamma” and Honda“
leol'uo p), Curtis to Philip Kocluomj on!“
. .
oncllnlf ucrc. Winnipuuk. War. ,
Nellie It}. lI‘III'rls. lrualcc. to ICIIIIIIu
65c
60c
Free D¢1i_very
Speaals
II
it}, lloyt, houseI and lot: Urciiurd strcct. l Gold Medal Flour, per bag,
Christian Swurtr. to Slow Vurgn and
wife, land and buildings. i.cxington Voluntoor “W" per “9'
avenue. WIIr. Our VIry loot June Butler. par Ila, 24c
BCHOONER PALMER FLOATED. FrIIh Mldo Button per lb., 27:
NORFOLK. VII. awn ours... live 13 “"6"? Fm" It?!" i“
taunted schooner lI‘IIhIIlo l’IIlnIor, stran
IIIIII‘on the Virginia coast fourteen Iuil
III-I south of Capo Henry two months
ago. abandoned and sold by her ow-
mars for a few thousand dollars was
successfully floated today by tugs cm
played by the purchasers of the yes.
sol as she lay outthc beach. The-
Palmer was taken in low by the tug
Salisburg and passed in the Virginia
2 ll». Apricoto,
A. Stull,
24 Comm AVI. -. Int Norwalk. 0!.
Til. 6 m4. ‘
Capes III 9 o’clock. She will reach ’
too ooIooIIoIoIs
REGENT ARRIVAL 0F VESSELO.
YORK. April 9.-:—-Arilvod IO Intnutes' wnlk from Pout-omen.
Steamer La (laioongo, from Herve
TOKIO. April 9.~=~Tlie Japanese an
inbred cruiser theme. of 13. 760 tons.
was successfully launched at. Kurc to-
Ila!
NEW YORK. April o.-—-Arrlved:
Insurer Michelob, from London.
“Mn-W
nab rlhtlnafwnso TO le
on open Itrcets. graded and ready for
building. '
not in Imus.
oahnulnotnnooly
“Don’t worryi” . '- I‘ . ..
That' I what our smart clothes are for: to drcu you
Nothing else In town than can match them in style, fit, quality
’ from SatIudny‘a
I
We will provide every [one
with an opportunity of remem-
boring their friend- wlth thI
Iwoeteot kind of an Enter Gift.
Apollo chocolateI in beautiful
Enter Bum at from 400 to
$2.00 each.
The quality of Apollo Choco-
lates you know aboutv-the Eut-
or Boxes muIt be seen to be ap-
proclated. They are on ale to-
day and an early selection II ad-
vised.
,lliti Glifford Pharmacy
The Preocrlptlcn Store.
Telephone. 15—2.
Maples Ii Goldsoilmidt Go.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz 6. Corbett Block, So. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL ITREET
WALL S’i‘lildh‘T It): It) a iii-«The
opening tidding in the stock- IIIIIIkct to
day was quict and the price changI-s
level “1th small ex
cept in a ten .‘Ipctiallics. and mixed be-
lwccn gains and losses. Anaconda
was l'llil up its. but more than lost thc
gain within a few minutes. North-
western gained a point and United
States Rubbcl‘ lost as much.
WALI. Si‘ltlfil‘ 'I‘ II it. III. \‘ciy III“
stocks nIoIcIl as muth as it. pcI cent.
in ciIiIcr IIiII-IIII‘oII ronI lust nccku‘
closing l'ilt‘t‘s yicided slighth litter
the opening. tlIIIn haIticning IIIzIIIII III
(Jaded \Ihcn c.Ill IIIouIII opcncd til)tl\t‘
WALL S'Ilil‘li'l‘ Nontrwl’l‘iccs
yielded but slightly and h.IIIchIcIl
again bctoic noon. the rally washing a
point in Reading and .\Inulgnuiatcd
t‘oppcI. Bonds were irregular.
\‘l‘AlJ. ."l'RE 71‘. l p. III.~ llIIIlIII-ss
was llit‘ oni_\ lIIIIiIIIII
TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS.
Report over the whale wires of
The Maples & Goldschinidt Co. Com
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.
.\lnal III-p. It'll. Ill“. lll‘q lililr.‘
.\. (‘. & lI‘. (‘1), II. Illa ll ~l-I
Alli, lt‘t'. III“ 'III SDI/Q 55%:
MIL Loco Mk. lit“. Ile out;
Aiu Sillcll loos, lollii.l‘I-III,.l391.o
.\. Sguar Hilly. HI liII1 l-Itl
I. ’i‘. d S. W. tut-I... tut-1.. In: 9::
iinlto. & ()hio illl lliil. iiil i131...
il'klo’n. R. 'i‘ s? 871,; soil. not”.
(‘llcs N: Ohio Sitii‘ Sill“... STD... 59%
till. (it. \Vcst. '..'I ‘.’l “J! ill
I‘ {\I A‘v SI l’. i7? ITT thi‘n Hill).
Vol. 1“. 8: i. not... Iii out. titling
Col. South 1H“. 1H“. till”; 34%
t‘on, Iias. H‘J‘n H'J‘q l-I‘J. lI‘J
l‘:i‘lII I5 431/. 447.. 43
Eric. isl. pfd. 78% 78b. 78“ 78‘...
III t‘cu. 'l'l'i ITSI 172 I72
Inn to Nash IIIII. Ito-I I-IIII Hit-"3
.\iIIx (‘cnt La 2.3 25 2:3
.\I. K. K’ 'l‘. 35 331,}; .iI 35in
M. K. & 'i‘.. p 72‘_ 7292 72141 721“;
Mo. Par. 95‘s; 95M; 95‘7“ 951...
Nat. lu-ntl.‘ Mia XIII: 8.294,: 83
N. ‘i'. (loll. IMO HI I“ IN
Nerf. a Wcst. till 39%; NIH/2
()nt. & Wcst. I'I‘J ado I'Il’l‘ 52
Penn. It. it. HIM 14"11; HIV; HIT“
Reading. 137%.“. 1377: 1363/; 1371.4
itcp. Stet-I filI'I‘. ‘IID. 31% ill-“i
Rock island 27-7. 27" I 27%. 27%
South Par. 68". till 65% 687%
Son. lty. Co. 40% dill/2 40% 40%
Tenn. (3. 8:. I. li’Il I51 149% Hill/g
'i‘cxau. i'IIc. 331,5 mil/t. 33% 33‘.
Union I'Iic. iI'IIi'II. 157% ”III ,1 1567‘s
U. s. town... 521/. 527;. not; 527s
U. S. Stool 12% 42% 42V. 42%
It's. Steel p. tor-n 108 my; wilt
Wubuuh pl. 50% 50% 50 50
DEBATE AT OVERLOOK ACADEMY.
A lively Iicbuio Is nutteipatmi for
this orculni.r at tho Overlook Military
Academy. The subject will be, its-
solvod. 'i‘lIIIt (lrcnt Britain Would Aid
the United States More III Cast of War
’i'hIIII Any Other 'l‘wo Countries Put
Together. Overlook will take thII utllr-
outlive. and the Nor-walk High School
the negative. Freeman Light, Robert.
Wakoman and William Elana will rep
resent Overlook and Arthur Murray.
Francis Ward and. Clifford Hells the
Highs.
\
.h. “-
ACTOM LIAVI TOWN.
Members of the R09 Comedy Com
puny succeeded in leaving town Balm
dun utter a few days' ,lonuer stay here
than they expected. it'lve trunks were
shipped to the South Norwulk railroad
station In the. morning. and left. on the
it: t7 train for New York in company
with their owners. At 11:30 Constit-
ble John I. Goodwin appeared It the
station with sereral writs of attach-
men, but found he was too late.
GALI. MONIY STILL HIGH.
NEW YORK. April il.~«tlall money
loaned It 22% shortly after the open-
but of the stock market today.
W
{the «tactics adverb» for bids for
ilh’
4 may will“. II; In order and
llah‘ha
.... can
Winds wot
For Weeks Y
Woolens. both domestic and imported. Individually.
and custom-made, they fit with striking style". ' «if
. ”YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.
WEAR.
Spring Shirts, Neckwear and Hats. ‘I f "k "I
SELLECK & FRI
98 WASHINGTON ST.
f
Telephone Call 165-5.
AT DIBBLE’S GROCERY
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Eggs, fresh home laid. are a little Icarcer and higher.
pod laying and gone to setting. 27c dozen here.
New Butter. fresh made, 27c lb. ' .
Pillsbury's “Satisfaction" Flour 75c bag. Try it. Just in. New.
Dried Beef, quality now running fine; sliced with our new "40 cuts to
inch" machine it gives entire satisfaction. Any quantity from Be n
Cheese rich and buttery, now on tap. ‘
New Brooms—Fine lot straight whisk Brooms for spring cleaning. .
FowlI- haven! .
n.
Hand Sapolio, as advertised, we sell at 10c.
Bargain in Tar Soap, 10c goods. 4c. or 2 for 7c.
Have you tried the Huiled Corn? Large can So to know all about It. .
Hope to serve and please.
We shall have nice, fresh curly Kale, 25c pk.
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Call 26-4.”
The quality is excellent; giving satisfaction to the mines. . 0th
on ask for this quality 5 to 7 cents perlb. over this price.
13 STRICTLY FRESH aces ..........................
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR .................... . ....... 3
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
UNITED GROCERY Go.
a. F
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 143.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK,
, O.
EASTER SALE OF
Soils Cools, Shots. Wrists
Prices to suit you, as well as the goods.
COAL AND WOO.-
AGENTO FOR
Bowker’ s Fertilizers...
122 WATER S'I‘RIEIIJ'I‘.
EYES CHAIM.
Often one attributu I lock of cloot‘nIII of vIIlon to ‘
when hlI piano are wholly to blame. Would It not be well
your was examined with?
I1": rate.
O 3. Jackson,"
Graduate Optician.
AND cusses war on until
ACCORDINGLYI
58 WALL OTREIT.
,
I
“any”... A“ macaw...» 4...
OLD KINO COAL to i
HAVING A LIVELY TIMI
Just now. and to playing havoc all
over the country. but he will settle
down to business bye-Ind-byc. Moan.
While we are. doing business at the
some old stand and are supplying the
needs of the people of The Norwsikn
with last as good and just III clean and
IIItlIfoctoI-y cool so we have ever sold
before. and If you need It now supply,
that loud on your order and we will
deliver It once.
lilo Daniel Keogh Coal I30.
n “mwltxhh Norrie”.
tumor
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