FASHION
MOLASSES
CANDY
Local Ntirs Ntités.
FAST DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be Issued Friday
morning, according to the usual cus-
tom on holidays. Advertisements, items
Items, etc.. must be iii the office
Thursday afternoon or early in tlie‘
evening.
Dr. George 8. Kendall Is in Hartford
today on Icglslatiie business. I
~I‘3IKIII Iiililf r. 300 lb. I‘.D.L. & (to.
A meeting of (‘ourt Ii‘rfaticeu. Or-
tier of the loldeii Sceptre will be held
this evening.
Misses Iliia I‘VII‘f‘i. Mabel Ferris and
Inez 'I‘altiiadgc are spending the day
Iii New York city.
——One of. the finest. displays of
Spring .\iiIIlrier.\ is to be sccii at Miss
Hutchinson's.
One candidate was proposed at the
meeting of I’. C. lJiun-rlitiry Lodge. N.
E O. I'._ last evening.
The meeting of the Girl's Friendly
Society of Trinity Episcopal Church
which was to have been held tomor-
row evening has been postponed on
account t‘ its being Holy Week. I
Rev. II. A. I.. Sadtler. rector of
Tririily Episcopal Church is confined
to his home in Hartford place. by no
' attack of the grip. The Holy Week
services have. until later notice, been
postponed.
“Farmers, mechanics,
laborers. rely on Dr. 'l‘honias' IGcIeo,
trio il. Takes the sting out 'of cuts
burns or bruises at once. Pain can-
not stay where It is used. .
Stephen FeIir. who has charge of the
garbage wagon of the South Norwnik
Board of Health. recently killed an Im-
niense woodcliuck on .lolin H. Knapp's
property in..Wcst. street. where the
ashes. etc., collected on the. hill sec-
tion, are being dumped. The animal
Vi'clgbed‘ about thirty pounnds. .
The secret of fashionable beauty. I
asked the question of a noted beauty
specialist. “In order to be, round. rosy.
plump, very pretty and stylish take
I-Iollistcr‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. I’Ialsted‘s Drug Store.
Two more games were played yes-
terday in the pool tournament of the
Norwalk Chili. Oliver R. Jackson. ~15.
defeated Councilman James 'I‘. H b-
bell. 50, iii a game at 4 o'clock. by c
more of 45 to 37. and at 8 p. m.,‘lrcitoy
Montgomery" 70. defeated Frank 1.
Jones, 70, by the score of 70 to 45.
-—E|gin Ilutter. :itlc lb. It‘.I).I.. if: Co.
Bernard Gastaldi. 'of Hancock ave-
nue. Bridgeport, formerly of Norwalk.
the well known and pOpiilar foreman
In the electric platc room at the Bry-
ant Electric (‘o., who has been ill the
last four weeks. will spend a month In
Pittsfield. Mass. accompanied by his
wife. Mr. (.Iastaldi will enjoy his ya.
cation at the expense of the Bryant
Electric Co.
——Billious1 Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Ilitter taste? Complex.
ion Ralltlw'.’ Liver needs waking up.
Dean's Hegulets cures billous attacks.
25 cents at any drug store.
Postal cards have been received by
friends of Louis Ladrigan and Frank
W. Roberts. both of whom are Nni‘waik
boys and both in the employ of the
American 'l‘clepliiie and ’l‘elegraph Co.
Mr. Ladrigan's postal shows the boats
which were used in the stnets ol'
Pittsbiiri: during the flood and Mr. Ro-
berts shown a big engine stalled in a
snowdrift tii'enty-five feet high in Co-
lorado‘.
—-Fresh Eggs. 1?. for 25c.
ton & C0.
The hearing on the anti-spring wild-
fowl bill comes up bet‘Oie the Commit-
tee of Fisheries and Game in Hartford
today. Dr. William Palmer, 01' the Bi-
ological Survey. Washington, D. C.,
and William Dutchcr, president of the
National Audubon Society_ will appear
for the bill. which has the backing of
a large number of thinking people. Ed-
ward i-‘orbiisb and Wilbur Smith will
represent the Audubon Societies.
You can't tell a woman's use. after
she takes Holtister‘s Rocky Mountain
Tcs. Her complexion is fine. She is
round. plump and handsome; in fact.
she is young sin 35 cents. 'l‘cn or
Tablets. Plaisted' s Drug Store.
P. L. Richmond, C, .I. Solin. H. .I.
McCue. M. M. Meyer. Ii‘. II. Erin. A. I..
Lopholtz H. G. Coles B. P. Smith.
J. R Anderson. A. E. Oliver. D. H.
Tropweil New York; Percy -.B Taylor
Webster Benjamin Newark. N. ..:I
W. Shield. Springfield, Mass; Leroy
W. Sterling. M. H. Hyatt. Philadel-
p'hin; J. E G. Coxwell H L. Robbins,
11' H. Drowne J. P. Ier and wild.
Boston;E B. Clark, Portland; W. J.I
Garvin, Winsted; C. S Leela. Ridge-
wood. .J.; G. ’I‘. Gibbons. Buffalo:
Joseph Wright WooncockotJL I.; Wil-
lfo'm Rudolph West Bsyvilio Don; is-
,und:H H..E ontague. Aboard o; Hom-
or S. Cummings, Stamford, were at
the Hotel Clifford yesterday.
railroaders
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QUALITY CHOCOLATES
Plain and Fancy Boxes
LuoN‘II-owcu. cpnronATion
1 .....Pnooorlptlon cumin.
loath ".....l.
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5; Paints. Oils and Varnishes
I Lyceum.
MR. STERLINO'S YACHT REMOD-
.EL .
'I‘honins Sterling’s speed launch
which proved such it surprise in local
remodeled during the winter and it is
.... A. ... _ 5-. L. .
INSURANCE.
Taylor 8: Golden.
74 Washington St. Tel. 2132.
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Everythirig In Ship Chandlery.
but the host Ira). grain and
to take bat-I. nl pi'itc sold. a
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. Denatured and Wood Alcohol. ilS it should be. It is casi' to lillliit' low prices if quality >
.. t l' ' . . . .
4 a" me DIASprmg 00““ ever shown Is disregarded. 'l‘hv iii.iil~.~'t is always full oi low-prim xl
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.' H “RY R|DER' goods liitt~ buyiiit; "(lit up" grain is not ccotiotiiy fillii i"s
cl: Water St., BRIDGEPORT, Conn. . , . ~
Goods delivered free. Tel. 243-3. ‘- "H ”” I" mm “mm ”I
Buy Oats Ttiats Clean.
' ‘ . " . ' . , MANUEL T. HATCH.
A regular meeting oi the Ilaibcrs ‘
Union was iicld last evening at Labor- I am iii-.iiq _]II.~‘l as for Its the llt‘ill‘t'hl‘ ,
letter box or telephone.
Lasr evening the first of the Passion
Week services was Iil‘ltl nl tlic South
Norwuik Congregational Church. I)t‘.
Maciarland road two papers trout his
book of iaenten addresses, “The Spirit
Chr‘istlikc." The service was of a
'l"i\'ould be foolishly expi-
expected It livili be much faster this
season. The boat was tapable of mak-
ing fourteen or fifteen miles an hour
last year and it is probable it will go
yachting circles last summer has been much faster when it is put in the im- ‘
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for again.
.isii‘c for the to send you hit.
teed, when l makc ii. :i rill.-
uythirig‘ that you think is not
Iquiet and meditative nature. This
Icvcning the pastor will preach. his.
subject being “The Loneliness of REFINERS'
Jesus." I‘Iitiisdui evenlug the ‘acin- '
ment of the Lord“ s Slipper will be ob
served.
PRICES.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
I)cl.. says: ‘I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
5 lbs. for 25c.
and belching. I tried everything 10 lbs - . It
could hear of but nothing helped me ' for 5°C. ‘0
until I took Brazilian Hahn, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaistcd. F. ii.
Baxter and The (.‘lifford Pharmacy. “
Full Weight.
REFINERS‘
PRICES.
20 lbs. for $1.00.
25 lb. Cloth Sacks. $1.23 ea.
Full Weight.
A good-sized delegation of prominent
Nor walk and South Nor-walk men have
gone to Hartford toda" to attend the
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hearing before the Committee on Edit-
cation on the bill introduced by Rep
rcscntalivc William M. Low and call-
luLr for the establishment tit Norwalk
Trade w.t‘i us.
Discount Stamps Free.
Quality Finest.
Goods Fresh. ‘Priccs Right.
ot‘ a Male technical t I manual ti'aitiv. _
iiig school. Among r 0 local officials THE STORES THA
attending are Mayors Wallace Dunn
and (‘harles E. Dow. Congressman Ir).
J. Hill has also accompanied the Nor—
wtilk delegation. The. mass meeting
delegated Attorneys .lohn II. Light
and Johtt .I, Walsh to manage the pre-
T SET THE PACE.
NElN Ylllili NlilIBElinllI
sentation to the committee of the case. SOUTH NORWALK. Telephone. NORWALK
John S. Seymour. who has been very -
prominent in the movement. will pro— " " x ' "J ‘L” "w
biibly address the committee. Phone 333'4-
THE TROUBLES OF A HARDWARE
MAN.
Mr. Naphel t;o Longer a Victim of
Stomach Troubles. Since He Took
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.
When it trinri suffers for eiclit years
and finally finds help, his happiness
and cnthusiiistic praise. is not at all
strange.
Mr. Stephen S. Naplicy. the \\'l'II~
known hardware man of East Norwalli
till South Osborne Ave.) sriysz-v
“l was it victim of stomach trouble
for eight years and growing worse all
the time although I took enough illt‘ii~
lciiie to stock a SIIIIIII‘SIZHI drug store
I would he attacked with severe
cramps, generally during the day.
which would render nie helpless for
hours at a time. The doctor has of.
ten had to give me some kind of pow-
erful medicine before I could obtain.
relief. I was obliged to diet myself
severely although I was hungry all the
time. but I had learned froiti past ex»
perience. flint it would not do for riio‘ .
to satisfy my appetite. I knew that
the consequence was apt to he the; '
worst klrid of wins for hours at’tcr.‘
I had Inst all of my old time buoyancy ’
of spirit and felt very miserable. I
had almost despair-ed of ever getting
thefDELICACIES and NECESSITIES
me
for your pleasure. In Java you wont
Coffee. We have also brought that h
We are the agents for the famous
known the world over for their excel
products we have selected the choices
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SUGAR
25 lbs. $1.25
20 lbs. 980
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea.
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
of daily life than right under this one
etc have brought It here
it find an xcecdingly fine flavored
ere from Java.
Chase a Sanborn Tea. and Coffees.
lencc. From our Innumerable home
t. A wider variety kept in better
SEYMOUR,
shape is not to be found In Norwalk.
CHARLES E.
LEADING GROCER.
17 WEST WASHINGTON S'I‘._
SOUTH NORWALK.
SUGAR”-
,. “--.-”...“. 5:
10 lbs. 490
5 lbs. 25c
well When a friend advised me. to use
Dr. Richards Dyspesiti 'I‘ablcts. I
acted upon his advice and procured a
bottle at I’Iaisted's drug store. To my
surprise before I had taken two Init-
tles of these tablets I could cut meat
and vegetables. anything i fancied iii
fact. something I had not. done for
years. Those pains in my stomach
Phone 655-2.
THE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.
126 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Next to Post Office.
Free Delivery.
have disappeared and I am now eu-
joyitii: perfect health. I tliccifiilli
iticornrncnd Ilr. Richards Dyspepsia
'i‘abicts to all my friends." i
I’m sale by all tliuggi sis. Best
to say “Richards" twice. I’ricc flit!
cents per bottle. Iiiadc by lit. Rl(ll
zii'ds Dyspepsia 'l‘tiblct [\SStlf'iIiIIIIII. ‘55
Worth street. New York. world.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
Day and Prospect Streets.
Fireproof and ttp to date In all pa.r-.~
tlculars; thoroughly ientiiatod eleva-
tor to take goods to second story. 53" B°"°" ”Ck" Boxes. Tackle
Rooms Iu sizes to stilt. Outside stor- Leaders, Special Snellcd Hooks. Gat
age. for materials not damaged by the
weather. For particulars address
G. N. McKIBBIN,
Office. Room 4. Havltand Block.
Washington Street.
Dividend Notice.
steel.
An elegant Steel Rod, fly or bait.
thing that a fisherman uses.
33 WALL STREET.
Trout Tackle.
KING FISHER BRANDS WATER PROOF SILK LINES, best in the
BAIT AND FLY .8005 in split bamboo. lance wood, green heart and
for $2.75.
Books, Fly Books,
in Wing Trout Flies; In fact, every-
Extra Quality
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
NORWALK.
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Fairfield County Savings Bank. I
Norwalk. Cottn., March 21, 1907.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Falrfield ,County Savings Bank held
this day. a dividend at the rate of 4'1.
per annum was declared to depositors
from the earnings of the six months
ending March Stat. 1907. The same
will be entered on paes- books and paid
on and after April 1001,1907. .
SEYMOUR CURTIS
Treasurer.
EASTER
PIIST CABINS
do, 000 to Select From
COLEMAN’ S
NEWS STORE
10 North Mun if. ("r South Nor-walk
Afloat for A. 0. Ipoldlng'o
Iooobcll Ind Optima. Goods
m2b l‘Jt
Your Account
my .‘.
The-
Madern Way
I: to keep your cash In flra bank subject to check.
I when It will be safe and convenient?
Will rooolvo careful attention at tho
So. NorWallr '
Trust Company.
chock-books (no In notion! panting um.
Upon Scranton Malta.
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Effective.
CLEANING HELPS.
ing
third,
properties is n gcriniciile.
is preferred by many.
wood work. glass. etc,
MIXHI
niov.- grease and dirt with case.
INSECTICIDES.
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done is'tltc best time to get
\tlnlill of l\il_\ kind. For
tection of your furs. iioolens and birth
I\l ts Moth balls. (‘; iuiphor. Naplh I
line FlnItt-s. ctr. I“|Il' roaches. IIt'tl
hugs and tilll\_
that never fail,
ai'tti
DISINFECTANTS.
(‘lt-aning should be followed by a III)-
(iul use of III IllltflilllIS. \\c hair all
the good oin s. (‘liti’otd (I Ioiidcs (‘ai-
bollc Acid I‘tiirii.iliielii'.de t‘tipperas,
Cresol. Sulphur Candies. etc.
To i'eiicii marred furniture we have
a FURNITURE POLISH lilill hides cv<
ei'y trace of use and wear.
lllll llilliii Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 1" 9—2.
FREE!1 DELIVERY SERVICE
GLOVER S
the place.
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Pompo Tiés.
PAT. COLT, Leather Bows,
$4.00.
PAT. COLT. Ribbon Bows,
$3.50.
GUN METAL, Leather Bows,
$3.50.
PAT. COLT, Side Lace Oxford,
“Very New."
$3.00.
RALSTON AND ELITE
Spring Styles for Men,
$4.00 and $3.50.
Phone, 5422.“
Wear" shoes
THAT FIT
J OSELOFF’S
EVERYDAY NECESSITIES AT LOW-
EST POSSIBLE.PRICES.
Gold Medal Creamery Butter ..... 32c
Fancy Maine Potatoespk. 23c, bu. 75c
‘Native Onions ........... qt. 6c, pk.40c
3 lbs. Head Rice 25c, 10 lbs. 80c
Joseloff’s.
72 North Main st.
Tel.
So. Norwalk.
Call. 698—2.
. EASTER
POST. CARDS,
250 d‘oz.
M. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundrv.
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HORSES I
CARLOAD NO. 1, 1907.
OhioHorses
Consisting of Draughters. Business
Chunks. and Drivers.
These Horses will be guaranteed as
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR H. BAN KS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLES
River Street, Norwatk.
Ilium ls only our
“Brunt nuinino”
ME. A GOLD II Oil 0"
' PIIMIITS‘ Til! 0MP
Similarly mined media matine-
decelvo. The firot. and original Coid Tablet
IuWIfITB PACKAGE withbtuzk and rod
lettering. Ind bun the cinctiin of
NING SENTI ...
iIIItISO Make Housekeepiualr
Borax will reduce the labor of clean-
by one
and in addition to its cleaning
Ammonia
Willi
water and used for cleaning, will ic-
house cleaning is being
the prlrr
we ll;l\’i' extcriiiiiiatiu'xi
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A Few of the Spring Styles for Women f
* almost totally destroyed by fire today.
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I’ INCIIEN'W
Saturday Opens
The Spring
Season
We are ready in all departments to clothe the most fastidious man or
boy from head to foot.
A summary of our clothing suggestions for Easter:
MODELS—Seven distinctive forms.
PRICES—$10. $12, $15, $16.50, $18, $20, $25 and $30.
FABRIC—All the new cloths. having dropped anything that to us ap-
peared commonplace.
The most ultra styles in Men's Shoes.
metals. patents and velours.
in gun metal.
Beautiful creations In Easter Neckwcar at 50 cents.
Regent and Resco Shirts. $1.00 and $1.50.
Latest blocks in Derbies and Soft Hats.
New Chase Golf Capo, 50c. The new English Golf Cap at $1.00.
Prices Clothing Store 1
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South Norwalk. Conn.
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All leathers—tans, vicio. gun
Specially attractive is our new buckle oxford
98 Washington Street,
Phone 165-5.
CHICAGO—PIANO'FIRM"BURNED
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OUT.
CHICAGO, March 27.——Thc three- LAW.
sloty factory of the M. Schuplz Coru- We are pleased to announcfi
puny nintiufacturers of pianos located Foley's Honey and Tar
at I-iic,
that
for coughs.
and Carpenter streets “as t colds and lung troubles Is not. mooted
lby the National Pure r and D s
\n explosion of oils stored on the firstilaw as It. contains 0 opia. I 0F 0
floor of the building Is thought to harmful drugs an we recommend-1t.
Iinic started the tire. 'Ihe loss to the as a. safe remedy for children add
building and contents is in the neigh- adults. Plaisted‘s Drug Store and Plot-
hoihood m siniiooo lner & Bradley
Special Sale of " '
Letter Files, I50 Each
wm. P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores. ,
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. 80. Norwdk.
c.
«A.
250 Home Laid Eggs per (I02 25:
:’o lbs Gran. Sugar ............ $1.00 Marshall's Kippered Herring 18c
Iicalth Bram] Salmon ........ 20c 3 None Such Mince Meat .26c"
Defiance Milk. per can ....... .:9c 15 Good Eggs ........... . .26c
3 lbs. Large Prunes .......... .. 250‘? lbs. Dried Apples ..... SSC.
3 Cans Campbell's Soup ...... .. 2uc 3 Cans N. Y. State Corn 25¢
Magnolia or Street Clover Milk. I per can ......... 10c,
Vcri Fancy (‘reatueiy Butter per 1 lb. .............. .830.
iii: N iii a FLOUR ................. l .......... $5. 00 BBL; Print BAG cac’:
FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
United Grocery 00. M. Epstein;
20 No. Main on. So. Nor. Tel 143. 49 Fort st. East Nor-walk. Tel. sin. 2
..-. .. . ..-_ .......- .-. . :52-.. w.
ROE SHAD, - - - ' '160 II)
BUCK SHAD,
STEAK con, 12:. FLAT FISH. 8c. OPENED LONG CLAuisg'aoc q'i'. '
LARGE SMELT, 12c lb. SMALL SM ELT, 3 lbs.. 25c. ALL OTHER KINDS
or FISH GREENPORT ovsrzas. LONG AN‘D ROUND cums.
LONG CLAMS FOR BAKING.
14c 1b
Wearing Apparel
Of Particirlar Excellence
For Easter Wear.
Ordinary clothing can be found in abundance, but here you can
find a suit to your liking with all the snap, style and tallocingpcrfloi
tion of the high priced custom tailor at half the cost.
Come In and fault your eyes on our showing of
Smart Suits from $l5 tjt $25
The new Spring Overcoat: are here.
White and Fancy Vests. Gloves, Neckwear.
Shirts and Hosiery for Enter Sunday wear.
Hatc, Scarf Pins.
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CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48 50 Wall Street, Normal:
5 .
FMONI. 120,
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Willis H. Selleck‘
tritium
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND patio '7‘
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market
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