Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 11, 1907 · page 5

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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total ion IloItIs.

A regular meeting of Butler‘ budge.
1.0. O.F., was held last evening.

Gustav Pitzer has Iecéived the state
{fports of labor statistics for distribu-
on.

 

i 74 Washington St.

‘ Poiuismllfs and Varnishos I

INSWCE.
Taylor 8: Golden.

Tel. 21842.

 

 

Everything in Ship Chandler;

MUM WoodbiAicohol.
of Spring Goods ever shown.

MERRY Killfill,

012 Water at. announcer. Conn.
2009.11: dullvereti free. I Tel. 253-3.

 

ODD FELLOWS' NATAL DAY

How Establishment of the Order Will
Be Observed ThlIIMonth.

On Friday. April (iii. there will be
celebrated all over this country the
natal day ofIthe independent Order
of Odd Fellows. in Connecticut the
founding of the Fairview Odd Fellows
home at Groton. which anniversary
fails so near to the natal ady of the
order. is also celebrated on the smile
day. Then: will therefore he held at
the home on Friday afternoon begin-
ning at 2 o‘clock impressive services
conducted by train] Chaplain Charles

 

A. J. Collins and Company are ship
Ding a load of furniture to New Canaan
today.

w—Chcapent meat mquet in tow.u
The Bridgeport 193% \\ ash. St. bridge

A routine meeting of Court Frances
Order of the Golden SccptIe was held
last evening I

Miss Rebooca Moody has returned
to her home in Cannon. after a Iisit
with friends here

George ObcIIhanski, of Fair street
Norwslk was admitted to the hospital
today for treatment

I'ReI. A. i.. Hubbard and wife. of

Cannon, are attending the Methodist
conference in Bridgeport.
, Mrs. Bethcl and daughter. Miss
Maud iicthel. havoIreturned to Can.
nous, after spending the winter in
Brooklyn.

George 1.. Woodward of Company D.
received a handsome seven and one-
haif year medal for regimental ser-
\ice, this morning.

-l)on't‘1'orget iron \loulders liail.
Arlou flail. Fritluv. .

III. E. Daub & Son. of Norwalk. have
Just sold the Rev..Garrett Hauleubeck
place in Orchard street. to Mrs. Julia
Miles, of New York city.

St. John's Lodge. A. F. and A. M..
of Norwalk, will hold a special com-
munication tonight. The Master Ma-
son's degree will be conferred.

Ex'Mayor and Mrs. Ferdinand B.
Smith and Mr. Smith's mother have
returned from Florida. where they
have been spendingithc winter. as is
their annual custom.

The subject of the prayer meeting
this eventing at the South Norwalk
liaptist Church, under the general
head. ”Optimism of tthllibic;‘..II'ili be
"The Personal Problem."

Cockcnoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. iii of Nor-
walk will meet mrmenight. The
chief‘s degree will ,bd worked and later
another round of the Tribe’ s pinochle.
tournament will be played

The Royal Blue Socieai Club will
close its quarterwfor Ithe seat-Ion and
rc—Open in November. as.many of the
members are going to Jamestown to
work during the exposition.

Tho adjutant—gcneral has issued an
order extending the leave of absence
granted Captain Charles 1.. Wing.
Company F. Third Regiment. C. N. (3..
of Norwaik. to May 10. 1907.

-Cake and Apron Sale in vacant
store in Club liniidiug, Thursday. lI‘rl-
day and Saturday afternoons.

A meeting of Court Narruk. Fores-
ters of America. will be held this eve-
ning at. the new Foresters Hall in
Water street. lI‘inai arrangements for
bazaar contemplated will be made.
- The Rev. Morris W. Princc..of Dick-
113 College. Car'iis'le. Per “is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii‘.
y'l‘ristram. of East Wail street. during
' the Methodist conference at Bridge-
port.

The City 01‘ Norwalk Boaltl of
Health has given notice to propcIty
owners and those in chaise of prop-
erty that them must he II general
clean up by May limb. or prosecutions
will follow.

The executive board of the Fr'idai
Afternoon Club Iiiil meet tomorrow
afternoon withihe president. Mrs. .l.
Milton Cobur-u. pt Colonial Cottage.
South \iniu street The meeting will
occur at 3 o ‘.clock

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—-Don‘i forget irou \ioulders' Hail.
Arion iiail. Frioay \
The population of the prison at
Wethersfleld was increased by one.

Tuesday afternoon. when Antonio Dil-
utta. of Tolland county was brought
by Sheriff Dickinson to st rvc u sen-
tence of from one to five. vrars for as
sault with intent to kill.

A fine program has been arranged
for the monthly meeting of St. Paul“ 5
Men's Club this evening at the Bel ktI
icy sheet chapel. Professor filgkips
will give an address on The Forma-
tion or the Earth and in addition to
other features. refreshments will be
served. Members of the club are
privileged to invite lady friends

students. barren Hanforti and Earl
Coleman. who have been his guests,i
have returned to Phillips Academy.
Indover. Mass, to resume their stud-
s. after a fifteen days’ vacation. Mr.
Hartford has ordered a new Rope-Hart-
16rd entomohiie. which will be ship-
to Seattle, Wash. Mr. '1‘ strum
will spend the summer vacation with
I Mr. Hanford at the latter-s home in

- Scottie.

CAMERAS.

KOOAKS.

PHOTO SUPPLIES. .
of all kinds.

NLLSONcPOWILL CORPORATION
I Prescription Drought. ,
‘ nation. A M111 Net-mil;

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.w hIwnnI-quw o. I . I

mums
f

.mombcrs of the order which he lUVHtl

I etc. made

. ingly

Smith of Bone Mass. The usual cere-
monials hf piesenting a picture of
911th u ginnd master oi it past pItIsi-
dent to the Home and its acceptance
by one of the officials of the home
Will take place. There will also be
donations made to the home from
all «net the state.

'lhe independent ()IdeI of (hit! Fel-
loss was founded (III April 26 liil'i,
in the citv of Baltimore by Thomas
WildeI. a martini. who had recently
come to this country. The originator
of the order “as IIlItIII he came. to
the l'nited States It IIIcIIIbeI of the
Manchestet Unity (It Odd Fellows of
England. Being possessed of a frater-
IIal nature and leaning toward the
society of his feliotIII-men Thomas Wil-
tley begun to look about him for other

so well. He. after much advertising.
found four other members of the Man-
chestcr Ullllvlll and about Baltimore.

According to the regulations of that
order. five members are required to
start a lodge. When Thomas Wiitioy
found four other man besides himoaif
he at once founded n lodge and even-
tually became the first grand master
of the. Grand hedge of Baltimore. IiitlI.
as it was then called.

 

 

 

This is the store for real

Young Metrs'*Clotlilng.

No nilicr clothing store in lil\\'il begins in giIc the
amount of attention in the _\illlll“ man that “641)..“ oft-mp
-...~itlcr it a Ilisiiuqtoautl \tl\ iIIIptIriaItt part t)llllll'llil¥lli1‘.\\_
Its _\Oll may see llt‘ the spine \W ichIIic in Slltlwlll" tlotlIcs

. designed weighed“) lili young illt‘ll.

$8. 50 to $20. 00

IWL‘ pIoIitlc suits ivhiili iII tlt‘hlgl’l in proportions. in iii. in
:Is‘inlc in iailniing‘. IIII tIiIIIIIIiIIgs. in cloth» coluiings and pat-
terns are (listiuohly young mcii's suits in all that tlIt'I name
implies. ‘ .I- ,‘n;

I I\(- tliii'IcIcIIi models III Sptiug suits in grant. browns.

\t IIII_\ pritc lIIIIIchI

1'

oliics and blues: iliit-e tllSlilltlht‘ illiltli‘lS iII Swing t)\t‘i—

mats. in gI’III herringbone. nxl'ortls. black iillil inn and
cuvct’ts.
Let us show you the ilt‘\\‘t‘.\‘l styles in the season's

t‘lItIit‘csi putterm and colors.

 

familiar

 

 

Baby. Chick Food.

in buying l’Olilil'yI‘li‘e‘CdS and especially for little chicks you must be

with the food stuffs on sale, because there is a tendency on the

part of all iIIillcrs to work off grain that is too poor to sell readily when

whole. .
This year i have decided to make a little

Therefore it lg important to-kuow what to buy. how and where.
chick feed. composed of choice

grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-

ed.

i believe it is better than any bought from out of town (although i

will buy any brand you may desire) and if you will call 1 shtill be pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other.

Buy Oats Than Clean.
MANUEL T.IHATCH.
W, I... I I

 

in 1842 the order had grown so rap-
itily and iii; IIItIIubership had become
so large that serious lIItIoIIchIioIIces
began to arise over the business trans-
action II'ith Ihe mother l(l1l‘l" in Lon-
don. TlIe lack of fast mulls. IIIIlI-gIaphs,
it difficult for the two
branches of the order to keep depen-
dent one upon the inner and accord»
in that IcIIIIulIc grand lodge
of North AIIIeI ca Sent delegates to
Lemma to see what could be done
to adjust the difficulties. 'i‘hat tit-lean-
tion was headed by Jililitrs 1.. llidgciy.
for many years Grand Secretary of the
Order. Not meetings-lib the success
which was hoped for. the delegates re-
turnedannd after u conference it was

Letter Files, 150
Wm. P Beers’

.9 Wall 3:. semis

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Speoal Sale of

 

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Book and Stationery Stores. _ .
6 80. Matti 8t.‘So.Noi-‘waik.

 

agreed necessary wdndvisuble to se-
ccrie fro IIIihtI Manchester Unity. and
there was founded what is known as
the independent Order of Odd Fellows.
III 1839 there was founded at New Hu-
vcpihc first lodge of the new order
known as Quinniplnc Lodge. No. 1.
Thomas Rldgelcy, who did st) much to
inaugurate the new order. was a man
of brilliant ItccmnplisiIuIt-uts. and (If a
scholarly turn, and it Was through his
insrumeutality "that the order was,
lifted up onto the high level that it
now occupies in this country.

The Fairview Home was founded in
1892. it has alreadv been customary
to observe its founding in conjunction
with the natal day of the Order.

Odd Fellowship is uncertain as to
how the name came to be applied. but
there are authorities which declare
that the name was applied to II lo-zlgc
at Stratford OII Avon early in the
eighteenth century in England ’l'lIt-I
Oidei at Baltimore was founded in
the tavern of the. Seven Stars and for
many years the meetings took place‘
in the homes of members. its IIIIt«l
nre was vastly different in iliose (loyal
Then the sessions were given (IvtIr_
more to the coiniIiIIl taste and the titI-‘
utands for sociabili tI than :II-n'. The
impress Iv-hlth Thomas Ridgeiy gave
the orItieI when it became independent
has neIcI been (undiluted. but has in
.ilIe contIIIII been (II 1‘) iucIeIIsiug to-
ward the illllllllli" of the great Order
which now numbers (not 1000 0111)
lll(liil11‘l's in this connlrI and .I00. 000
in lllllii countries

 

\ nice ting of Ophir t‘IIIIIptIII. t). l“. S..Te1 45°-

“as bold int-‘1 evening 'l‘IIo candidates

Wt‘io initiated. MIs MuIcuI C. Hitc
and Miss Beatrice HiItI. of l-faviiand
street. Several further petitions for
tnemlIeIship IvtIIII IvIct-Iiveti it was a
lunch attended meeting and a bun-
uuci was served at the close

 

USE ALLEN‘S FOOT-EASE.

A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. Your feet icci swollen. ucr-
runs and damp. and get tired easily.
If you have achint.r feel. my Allen's
Foot-Ease. it rests the feet and makes
new or tight shoes easy. Cures Itch-
ing. strolls-11'. sweatinn feet. blisters and
callous spots. Relieves (Ihilbinlus.
coma and buuions of all pain and guns
rsc st and comfort. TIy it today Sold

Robert D. Tristram and his follow I by all Drugglsts and 51.0.. StOieS

TI ial

Don't accept any substitute,
Allen S

package FREE. Address,
Olmsted. Dolley. N. Y.

 

 

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Bio Sale

250 Box.
I COLEMAN’S

,IIINIIwo stone
to North Main It. tenth Morwalk

and finishing lumber. I‘
rooting paper. sheathing paper.
nary and extension ladders.
Pine, Redwood. Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut.
ing, turning, planing, shop johhing, cabinst' work. veneered work.

 

..I.. .7- -I. . .,.._..._..,,.. I-“

nu: HATCH a Blast Co.

slumber and'iiill Work for Everulhiugo

‘IIV

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most It PIGGERYITO A PALAOEIE I

 

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Tunbsr. shingle-.laih. all kinda a nd grades of beveled Siding. flooring
‘Ail kinds of hard woods, Tar paper. flint coated
Hair insulator and deafening paper-I. ordi-
Doors. sash. blinds. interior house trim in
Straight and fancy I".
Kiln-l

III yiug facilities.

Mill. foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.

Telephone 46-3.
Telephone '16-:

 

 

 

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Ial Notice

If you are notz.»satisflcd with the last Coal you bought. try a ton

 

from us. Have“ just received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and
range. wII. i'ch ts the best mined.

’i HE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY

68 Water Street

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MONEY

Deposited subject to check is not. only

payable on“ demand, but is safe and
convenient. ‘

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Start an account in our General

Banking Dept. and pay your bills by

 

 

out for A. O. Ipaldin '-
Iflmu m spot-an. «gm .l

 

heck.
If yOu never kept a. check account,

come in and let us explain how to keep

. I , ’ it and the advantages of having one.
Sample Wlillliti Paper

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Resources Over $1, 000000 00.

 

‘ the untoun.

arIIII. Im‘fiwewéw I.'-II WNW

Rodliross Mali [Egan
is made for people who are
down," whose appetites are gone, and
have that feeling of ianguor and con-
stant weariuess. it will give you

strength of nerve and muscle. Price,
151: bottle; 2 for 25¢; 61.40 dozen. H

CLIFFORD SILVER POLISH is un-
equalled ftIr polishing Silver, Gold,
I leh/tIlII l'lated Write and Cut Glass.
lit will rapt scratch the most delicate
Siii‘Fnl'ltlt Nice, 25:: bottle.

PRIfiBlFTfGNS brought. to us am
prepared from ingredients of standard
potency and the compounding is done
by licensed pIIaIIIIat-ists who employ
modern accuracv- insuring methods.
1.91 us fill youI pr-esciiptions and you ll
have medicines of value at reasonable
cost.

EVER TRY THE E66,; PHOS-
PHATE .we iIIIIke‘.’ or Malta! Milk?
They are delicious. Other favorites
ut the fountain me Claret. and Fruit
Phosphates Sundaes it‘s Cream
Sodas You will always find the best
at our fountain.

APOLLO CHOCOLATES. The best

of all candies; always have a few
handy. In boxes, 30c, 40c, 50c, 75c and
80c box.

The llilloul Plotuooy,

THI PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL.15—2.
FREE DEl 'V'I'I‘RY SERVICE

Wanted!

Operators an Cami: and
Muslin Underwear.

Light. Study Work. Expe-
rience unnecessary.

Apply at an".
Eastern Und'w'r M'i’g 130.

Water Strut
and Steamboat! Place. City.

TODAY lN WALL STREET.

 

 

 

WALL S'l‘REE'i‘.. 10: iii a. lil.“O|ttIn-
lug prices of stocks showed cousi-
dcrabie gains over last night‘s level
0n a moderate volume of transactions.
New York Central advanced 1%. Amt»
ricun Cur pl'tl. 182. Nail nl bead liq.
and Union Pucillc, No urn Pacific.
Canadian Pacific. Reading. the first
pfd.. Republic Steel nnd‘CIheasupeuke
and Ohio II point. and Pennsylvania.
Baltimore and Ohio. ll. S. Steel. Distil.
Icr“s Securities and Colorado Fuel
large frmtious I‘

WM. 1. STREET ii ti m‘——l. lbemi
pIofii taking and ti tuudeiule amount

advances and depressed most of the
favorite stocks It fraction below yes-
terday‘s cloning. The metal stocks
wore decidedly Iwuk “line. the rail
road lint met WIM about last
night level. \tlhe brings slacker-ted
the market rallied Inotleiatelv and be.
came (lull.

WAIA. I ‘V‘lRli‘lC'l‘. Noon -- ‘FOllOWlIlg

3".“ rally the murkc into extreme.
' tiiiilncss and fluctuu' us were, feeble

and hesitating. A two point decline
in American Smeltiug weakened the
ole nintkei at hoop».3

VII“ 1. STREET . p. nun—Prices
melted away after. midday although
of stock. disposed of was
small. " Smelling got
and Amalgamated
Copper. IIlIIt II lost _1 3-4 nus thtI
weakrsi spef‘itiliv he liarrimuu
stocks and flooding ivtIre foremost III
the decline in the Iuiiroad list.

NEW YORK. April il.—-—Thomns it.
llrnmmond who resigned April l. as
general manager (If the Dominion Cop-
per Company~ of Boundary Falls. B. C.
to become superintendent of the Nipis-
sing Mining Company. at Cobalt. 0111..
left New York last night to assume his
new duties. W. H. Linney. the we
sent superintendent of the Nipissiug
\iiuing (‘IonIpanI. has temleled his re-
signation to take effect as soon as pos-
slble.

com pnrativel y
down 2 near lflll.

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HEAIII‘NO ON KELSEYIS REMOVAL

ALBANY. April il.»——-Thc recommen-
dation of Governor Hughes that State
Superintendent of insurance. Otto Kel
sey be removed from office by the Scu-
nie on the ground of inefficiency was
on the program for t’o'day' whcn the
legislature met. the Senate judiciary
committee expectingio resume this
afternoon and complete. tomorrow the
hearing of witnesses called in Super-
intendent Kelsey" s behalf

COMPLAINTS AGAINST RAIL-

ROADS.

KANSAS (,‘l'i‘ Y, Mo, April it.--'l‘hc
inter-State Commerce Commission
convened here today to hear various
complaints against the Iailroads rc-
gurdlng freight rates. it is probable
that. the (IouIIIIissioncrs will also hear

 

‘which is considered one of the most
important casesevcr brought before
the commission.

PARIS BANKER MURDERED.

PARIS April 11. «Emile Benolst. u
well-known banker of this city was
shot and killed today in the office‘ of
a financial IIeWspnper of «which he was
the editor. The assassin.
touted customer named Carroit fired
ten shots from a iweVOlH‘l‘. point blank
at 'M. iieuoist.

 

 

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IBOSTON-BROOKolfiYNaOAME POST.
P .

BOSTON April '-.Tl--—Tlie opening
badebali game of the seawsou between
the libston and Brooklvu teams of the

etional Leugu scheduled here for

 

.3 cold Weather. and stusultnblc
gonads. if conditions are fuIIorablc
the game will be played tomorrow.

GOVERNOR OF PORTO RICO.

 

 

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LApril 17. '

III. . . ”I. ..II‘..,.;,... ,..k,;g...II?I «w 1*"

 

“run '

I. Special

of short selling IIIpéd‘iout the initial"

the evidence in the west bound rates '

u discon-

o'day. was poa poned on account of

SAN WJUAN Porto Rico. April 11. ~—
Arrangements are being made to in-
nugurato Roxie H. Post. who succeeds
Bockman Winthrop us goIcrnnI‘. on

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STYLE :N'rI-i’u'susrs HAVE PRONouNcfiip dultslg'iitso
CLOTHES RIGHT As TO MODEL Ann‘chnECT’IIN av-
:nv OTHER POINT. THE onto: to A MATTER arran-
3ONAL JUDGMENT WHICH we Ask vou TOIPASO WON.
we KNOW zvenv DETAIL As'ro HOW wz'nt'rnefioait
MENTS ARE MADE AND no NOT swine To an!!! A
Intonation GUARANTEE. ‘ ’

THE same It; TRUE 1.3 To THE SHOES~THE slut-In
ARE THE VERY nawasr. PRICES LOW Fon' QUALITY
GIVEN AND we STAND READY TO MAKE. oooo ANY
REASONABLE COMPLAINT. ‘
TRUNKS. BAGS AND sun CASES.

 

Prices Clothing Sloiol 1—

l , HEAD- TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS , I ,1
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk,‘ Gotta; '

Phone 165-5. ‘1th.

 

 

Shad, llluo Fish and Sea Trout

All other kind: of Fish. caster: and Clean.
Nothing but the but.

Gulbill’s Bridge Fish Market

TO]. 19“.

No frozen stock. I

Flu delivery.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Siulish Spring Suits and Overcottts for,
Yotuig‘ Men. at $15 00

Slule tailoring and fabrics to be found»
only at touch higher prices .
elsewhere.

 

 

Come in and Give us a few moment’s
time and we wiliconvince uou.

Willis H. Selleck

CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.

43 50 watt Street, Nomad

#HON E. 120.

 

 

 

 

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The New ' 7.. ""
NICKEL THEATRE

Formerly Music Hall. Smith Norwalkp ‘I v

 

 

 

 

 

I . . I ' - 'I'V ‘ I ‘ i ‘ ‘iIaI‘ “firm
I Movma Pictures and illustrated Songs:
Admission 5 cents. with a few Reserved Seats at 5 cents extra. NOTH- 1
MG CHEAP BUT THE PRICE. Come in and stay as long as you like. Cort-
tinuous from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. . - I i
Thursdau. rudao. Saturdau. v I
Saved by a Melon. The Loci-1y Musician. lndian'o Revende, Haunted ‘ «l I‘ I.
Hotel. : I . .
BONNIE SAYLES will sing‘ I-wi-Ien the Whip poor-will Slugs Mnr- (I ‘ ,
uuerite." ' I" V i I, .
CATERING TO LADIES AND CHILDREN. , I , I' I 1' I‘ ‘1 I 'I'II

 

iron rNr. NEXT THREE OAvs

M s. Smith a. CO

Ask your special attention to HOSIE RY, UNOERWEAR and NOTIONS.

 

also quantities of attractions In the Basement. .V'I-L

Fresh Candy every day, 10 and 20c I pound. ; “"3: I.

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M. 5. SMITH a co

92 WASHINGTON STREET OOUTH NORWALK