Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 27, 1907 · page 5

 
 

 

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.blood poisoning in one of his feet.

‘ and Free Economic Society the oillciai
“reports show that over 100,000 persons .

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LANES

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Local-levitate.

'ILlncoln Council, 0. U. A. M., held a
meeting last evening.

"Shad and Blues, 12c lb. Cutblll's.

 

 

 

A regular weekly meeting of the
.W. C. T. U. was held yesterday.

-—Don‘t miss the Boy Wonders, ut
the Roliaway Rink this afternoon and
evening.

 

 

A regular meeting and rehearsal of
Eureka Rebekah Lodge was held last
ev.eniog

 

——Fit your launch or automobile
with Iii-Po Waterproof Dry Batteries.
Have no equal. Try them. St. John
sells them; a barrel just in. Try a
set. 49 Water street. South Ncrwalk.

 

Jesse llull. of 56 Spring street. is
suiiering from a severe attack of

 

-—Learners are paid $1.25 per day by
the Eastern Undw. Mfg. Co.

A trolley car left the tracks at the
corner of West and North Main
streets. yesterday. blocking traffic for

 

 

 

some time. No one was injured. Watson Devine was 11 student at the
, _._. . , Harstrom School in Norwalk, last

*0”?le & Knapp Hats. O'Brien. year, and demonstrated his unusual

3 ability as a baseball player. He was a

Mrs. Samuel Bertine, Miss Leda pitcher of great promise, but injured

Peck and Miss May Hamilton re-
turned to South Norwalk yesterday
after a few days‘ visit with Mrs. The
odors Hamilton Mr BerUne and son
were also guests yesterday at the
Hamilton residence, in Westport.

 

-—'Givc your launch 01 automobile
engine more pow.er Use the Mezger
"Soot~Proof” Spark Plug; cleans it-
self: will not short circuit. Ptice 31.
St. John sells them. South Norwalk.

 

. 14 Woshiogtoo Ct.
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gIEvcrylhing in Ship Chandlcry.

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Taylor 81 Golden.

Yol- 8181!.

Mm .111 vigil: have
lost lino of Spring on» our shown.

HARRY RIDER,

012 Wstor 0L. IRIDCIPORT. Conn.
Goods doiivprod mi. Tol. 24313.

 

NORWALK MACON'IIN BRIDGE.

at ngh Depress Witnoso
Lotsyotto Consistory.

A delegation of about a dozen Nor-
walk high degree Masons went to
Bridgeport yesterday, and attended
the special rendezvous of Lafayette
Consistory st Scottish Rite Hail. Ma‘
sonic Temple, and witnesses the con-
ferring of several degrees.

At 2 o'clock the twenty Iiith degree.
"Knight of the Brawn Serpent,"
conferred; the twenty-seventh. “Com-
mander of the Temple." at 3:30. both
in full ceremonial form, and the thir-
ti second “Sublime Prince Royal Se-
cret. " in short form, at 5: 30.

At 8 p.1n.a big banquet was serv
ed. Yesterday was designated as a
re-union for Bridgeport, Danbury, Nor-
walk and Stamford.

Among those in attendance were
Mayor Charles E. Dow, William K.
Maples. Arthur C. Wheeler. Milton El-
wood, Edward P. Weed, E. E. Corham.
Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe, Fred-‘
erick H. Baxter, August Roselle and
Dr. Gorham, of Wilton.

' WATSON DEVINE ILL.

Contour:

 

Promising Baseball Pitcher May Never
Play Again.

David Deviue. who is a student of
the Harstrom School. Norwalk. receiv-
ed- a telegram this morning from Dari-
moutll College, informing him of the
serious illness of his brother, Watson
Devlne, one of the students of that in-
stitution, and requesting him to come
there at once.

Mr. Devine took the 10 o’clock train
for Dartmouth.

his arm, necessitating an operation,
and it Is believed that he will never
be able to twirl again. though this no-
cident would not ptcvent him from
playing in other positions. -

The Messrs. Dovines' home is at
Pueblo, Colorado. They are among
the most Daimler students who have
ever attended‘tho Harstrom School,
and have a large number of friends in

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CUBAN STARS. 9; CEDAR 878., O.

 

The Young Men s Department of the
South Norwalk Congregational Bible
school will hold tits usual meeting to-
mom ow noon. The second chapter of

 

 

Mark will be taken tip for study. under Cuban Stars: Cedar Sto.
the leadership of Mr. Gleason. All L. Olmstead .............. J. Sterling
young men are cordially invited to be Pitcher.
present. W. Barry .................. 1. Smith
Catcher.
-—0perators receive $1. 25 per day O'Connors ........... A. Sterling
.while learning. Eastern Undw. Mfg. (30. First base.
8. Olmshuad .............. F. Barrett
FAMNE CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA. Second base
ST PETERSBURG Am“ 27—— L. Connors ..... W. McNeruoy
Prince Lvoff, heap .qf the scmstvo or- C Conno1s ......... ,- J. Mulvey ,
ganization for i’ I1IIIlue relief, returned . S-‘hort stop.‘
here today frouiIIIIiIhe famine districts. J.Kie1~nan . . - 3- Mulvey
He reported that the crucial moment Gdnter IflelId
had arrived. Sicurvy is spreading rap~ W. O'Grady ............. C. Sterling
idly in Uta province and had appeared Left held
in the provinces of Samara. Saratov, J. Lee ..................... R. Lee
Kazan and Tambov. The inhabitants Right field.

of whole villages are affected by the
convulsions characteristic of Ergotlsm
(poisoning from Ergotized grain). The
government distributions of grain are
on the same scale as during the win-
ter but private relief has been colors
on to the greatest extent possible with
the funds available, the zemstvo organ-
ization is alone feeding 1,066,000 per-
sons. Th free kitchens cost $750. 000
monthly, and an extension of the work
is demanded everywhere. in spite of
the activity of the aemstvos. Red Cross

In Samara. 236, 000 In Ufa and 78, 000

in Kazan province are still in need of' .
assistance, while the scope of the work .

11o Saratov province should be doubled.
Prince Lvoif appeals for the speediest
possible forwarding of the money col-
lected in America.

 

EAMES—STDRY DIVORCED.

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:‘MME.

Famous Operatic Stsr Can Assume
Maiden Name.

NEW YORK, April 27.—Judge Tom-

pkins in the Special term of the Sup

reme Court in White Plains. has grant-

The Cuban Stars played the Cedar
Streets. this morning, Iesnlling in a
score of 9 to 0 in favor of the Cuban
Stars. The line up follows:

HARD AUTOMOBILING.
Charles L. Barker. who is en ionic
from Buffalo New York. with his new
60 horsepower Thomas I'Flye1 automo
bile, is evidently having a strenuous
experience. F. E. Lockwood. of Non-
walk received a postal card this
morning, bearing a message which ful-
ly explains itself.

The card was mailed from Syracuse,
New York yesterday afternoon. at
1: 30. and says:

Mud, Rain, Rain, Mud.
i . MUCK. MIRE.
We are still afloat.
First carthru from the West.
Barker.

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BIRTHS AND DEATHS ON STEAM

HONOLULU. Apelll 27. —-—The steam-
er Hellopolls has arrived from Mal-
age with 2200 Spanish immigrants.
During the voyage there were 14 births
and 19 deaths, all children, who died
of measles.

DORLON'S TO BE IMPROVED. .

 

 

ed an interlocutory decree divorce dis-
solving the marriage betwecn Madame
Eamcs~Story. the prima donna, and
her husband, Julian Story, the artist
This was done after a full hearing and
upon the report 01‘ Frank M. Buck.
referee. The action and decree were
based upon statutory grounds and the

I «testimony was conclusive. No cores-

pondeut of social prominence was in~
valved. The language of the court or
der is that the parties be divorced.a
the marriage dissolved. and each be
freed, from the obligdtions. thereof
and that it shall be lawful for Ma-
dame Emma to resume her
maiden name it she so elects. and to
marry again in the same manner as it
the defendant. Julian Story were set-
ually dead. but it. shall not be lawful
tor the dofIsndant. Story. to marry any
other person until the plaintiff be not
sally dead. Under the practice oi

Owing to the unexpectedly large in-
crease to the volume of business tinn-
sacted at the D01 ions Point shore
ho case last summer. the proprietor, J.
E. O'Suilivan has found it necessary
to make a number of changes and al-
teratlons to the culinary department

ot-hls hotel. An extension is being
made to the kitchen, an extra range
.added, and mom made for one or two
more cooks than were employed last

eas.on The work of overhauling and
cleaning up for the summer has com-
menced, and the place 'wlll open early
in the. season.

.. MUSIC. SALE.

'Wm P Beers

I' from us. Have just received a cargo oi Lchigh Coal for furnace and

arrest Spring

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and OVarcOats at I $l5

If you wmfid test the choroctcppi the values w? i“!
our lines at $15 W1 give you the right idea of our suprem-
ficy' il‘l value-giving. I I

In Suits we show live how and distinct models in 11 -Il
long line of nemand exclusive patterns in gray. bum and

blue, and plain block. and we warrant every suit all wool.
These suits exhibit every detail of correct style. and in qual-
ity and workmanship cxcc'l any other suits in town priced
under $20. . ,
' Spring Overcome in the iaxncus Varsity form-fitting
model in gray herringbone weaves; natty covert top costs;
knee-length Cbcstcrficlds in Oxford and black—#splcndid
choice among these lines at $15, and unequalled values.

Don’ i take all this for granted; we want you to inves-
tigate and compare for yourself. Will you do it?

 

Tel. Call 632-:

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14 South Main SLII

 

Baby Chick Feed.

In buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be
familiar with the food stutfs on sale, because there is a tendency on the
part of all mlllers to work of! grain that is too poor to sell readily when
whole. Therefore it is importantto know what to buy. how and where.
This year 1 have decided to make a little 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 it you will call 1 shall be pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other.

Buy Oats Thato Clean.

jinn-o—

MANUEL 7. HATCH.

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Special Sale of .9

Letter Elias i512 Each

 

Bookllfind Stationery Stores. 1“
.9 WallSt..Norwolk. £4: ‘ sequences». «is.

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THE HATCH & BAILEY GO...

-dLuuiber and Mill work for Evenllhluilo
FROH A PIECE" III) A PALACE. ’ ‘ 1

 

and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tor paper, that cooled
rooting paper, sheathing paper. Hairinsulstcr and doaicnlng papers. ordi-
nary and eitcnsion ladders. Doors, sash, blinds. interior house trim in
Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy sow-
ing, turning. planing. shop iobbing.’ cabinet work, veneered work. Klin-
drying iacilitieo.

Mill, foot 61' Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.

Telephone 4,6-3.
Telephone oil—o.
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Coal Notice

If you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought. try a ton

 

range, which" is the best mined.

THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY

Tel 456. 68 Water Street.

 

 

We Pay
cur Per Cent

0n Savings Accounts

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I FARMER INJUHED BY DYNAMITE.

 

he 'a.Norwalk

SATURDAY ONLY.

‘ ‘ IOoACOPY.
Are You Coming Out Tonight Mary
Ann? We Have No One to Care im-
Us Now, You Can't Give Your Heart
to Somebody Else. He's a Cousin of

 

Roscurcos 0vor $1,000,000

New York at the and of three months
tiles! otherwise ordered by the court
‘ ho decree is to he made final.

Mine. The MasquerL e, by E. 'l‘. Pauli,
The Best Thing 1111.
ris' latest hit. and 100 'others.

 

 

to, Chas. K. Han

. Populist? Ono Dollocond up roooivodt ,
popular draw tutors“ from tho than any 1.111.111.

 

 

 

‘ SATURDAY CHOCOLATIS, 7
a. [in u, ' CINEMAN S payable In January and July. .
omtsouromtt CORPORATION 1. North m", “3:," °:,,,,,, "m,“ Wo‘ do .10! Issue ohoak- biota to only: domino".
M "I” Agont for A. O. Spoidlng'o '
”Sundown ,1: losthNoMsIk L ”whim,“ .

Always the come good quality and
absoluwly fresh every time you buy.
THE APOLLO CHOCOLATEI.
Fresh so dew dro and superior in
qualii} 1,0 any oth dy. no matter

who w” h, or what its pleat Al-
wgy' glad to more It With ‘1'” M
pics. 1‘Theso Chocolate; ore handsome.
ly put up in half pound, poolid “Id WU.
pound boxes.
Other APOLLO CONPECTIONS
which we carry In stock are:
THE APOLLO Coromols.
bulk, 300. Pound
THE APOLLO Ico Croom
’ Diiilps, bulk. 301: Pound
THE APOLLO Chocoloto ‘ .
I Popperminto, 10c Pkg.
THE APOLLO Chocolate
Wintergrccns loo Pkg.
THE APOLLO Mopio Wol-
nutg, ,IOC Pkg.
THE APOLLO‘ Cciioc Pocono 10c Pkg.
THE APOLLO Wintergreen
« and Popper-

mint Waters. 5c Pkg.
THE APOLLO Old Poshlonod
Stick Candy In
Glass Jars, 15¢ Jar

The Blind Pharmacy,

THI PRESCRIPTION ITOII.
TEL. 15—!- ' I
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.

IODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET 10: 10 a. m.-- -—-’l‘be
opening dealings in stocks were in
significant in volume, and there was
no decisive current in the price move-
ment. The drift Was limited to small
fractions either way New York Chi-
cago nud‘St. Louis sold at a decline
of 1.

WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-'l‘he mar-
ket showed a disposition to sag after
the opening but the decline had
reached only 1/g in Union Pacific and
Reading when buying orders appear-
ed. Later transactions were on a ris-
ing scale. but. the demand was. ex-
hausted by the time prices had got
back to a parity with yesterdays
closing. Delaware and Hudson and
Eric First Preferred rose a point.
Denver and Rio (lrande tell 1%.
WALL STREET. close.——The mar-
ket closed ilrm, but almost lifeless.
The higher prices after the bank
statement was published svele made
on 1‘er light transactions and did
not hold at the top. Prices recovered
again in the dual dealings.

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NO JAMESTOWN STAMPS YET.
Apparently as much delay has been
experienced in getting the Jamestown
postage stamps ready r the public
as has been experlou n getting
neodyi'thorslmw'they trot nymem
rate. for they were not sale yesterday,
though the local mainlasters said they
were ordered several Weeks ago.

ROME SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN1
7..ION l '
BOSTON. the

 

April 27. «lgflwn

White Star liner Romance sailed from
Boston for Mediterranean ports today.
she carried on board 3261; American
delegates to the luternationaleunday
School Convention. which is to be held
this year at Rome.

 

SCOTLAND.A\1ril 27 «Fred Gees.
farmer. aged forty. was badly injured
today by dynamite while blasting out
some rocks. It is not. known exactly
w the accident happened. Gee had
h s right hand blown oil his left eye
blown out, and injured the other eye
so ithat he will probably lose the use
of t

CARS RUNNING IN BINGHAMTON.
BINDHAMTON, N. Y.. April 27.—
Cars are running on every line in the
city today, but the service is very in
regular. No new man have been im-
ported and the ten cars which started
from the car barns at 6 o’clock this
morning. are in charge of t old om

ployes. There is no si inorder.
Both sides look for flna vigi'ol‘ii . .

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KIEL CANAL manor/chm“

BERLIN, April 27. -—-The supplemeu
tary appropriation bill introduced in
the Reichstag today provides 83.750.-
000 as the installment of the umonnti
to be expended in widening) ad deep-
ening the Kiel ship'cansl., “'3 a total
cost of the Improvements is etiolated
at $55. 250. 000. It is estlmulaglilhat the

 

 

 

eight year.

 

your limit of price.‘

98 Washington Street, I\

Full line » Ladies ~ and Children’s

work will be completed in seven or ,

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" Exclusivcncss is not difficult to attain it you cans to its. ' , i

Let us show you how well fix'cd we are to meet your all: so to
style, also our. great showing of fabrics you may select from. gust A
little something different' is what you want; thou, too. we out moot
“ "Til narciss-
Ask for our little story on “Dcimcl Linen-Mosh" Underwcu.
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Just received. New line of Trunks and Suit Cases.-~ ' 3 _I. ‘-

19‘ It:
The best that money can buy. \

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-" O'IF‘oN. -511? ,

Prices Clothing Slut ”l

\ ‘1 HEAD-TD-FOOT OUTFITTERS II I'

SoutlliNm-wclk. Donn.
Phone 165-5. '

 

Suits, Coats and Skirts.

THE ram CLOAK a FUR cross.

as wasnmc'ron so. soon: uoawsfli’.’

 

Raymond Bros.

Superphosphaie of Lime. Ground Bone.
Air Slacked Lime. Laud Plaster, I
Fertilizers of All the Favorite Brands.
10,000 Cedar Beau Poles

Coal and Wd

AGENTII FOR
301111er 3 Fertilizers.

B. Hershfield & Son.

 

 

 

 

 

m wad Street. or: comm.
The Paul Dink liII huli‘lluuse

33 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
Great Reductions on Suits. Situations and liaisis
GIRLS‘COATS .slss up SKIRTS....I.I.. ..... ‘........se.stup

WAISTS . 49c up NEMO CORSETS.
SUITS $7.98 up .. 981:. $1.48; $1.98; $2.40. I02.”

. _ SALE IN BOTH STORES:
513-515 Main BL. Stamford.

For Men and Young Men. ,
a... ‘13. .l- 515.5 .l}

 

 

AMATEUR COURT TENNIS.
LONDON. April 27. «interest. in the
second round of the international ama-
teur court. tennis. tournament today
centered in Jay Gould'mmatch with
E. B. Noel. The first set'was won by
the American. 6—4 and he also, took
the second set. 6 2.

Gould won the third set 6-3, thus
inking the match with. three straight
sets. The American entirely out.
classed his opponent.

INTERNATIONALiONART expo...
VENICE April, 27. ----In the presence

0f Count Turin. down of Kin Victor
Emmanuel and Education ulster

 

tion was inaugurated bore tod hfiyd‘h

Amarican section was especia y. ad-
mired; the exhibitors including H. An—
dcrsciIi. Hendrick, F. W. Benson, Reop-
man. 01:11 Melchers, 0.11. Miller.

. Boo . Span on. St and E111.
. Whig A spgcisl hfiifimscrved

Y3?“ rk or John 8111' Sargent.

SHANGHAI. April ,72 .wAt Hod r'l-
the discussions and resolutions eni-

phoisod the importance .ofl o native

 

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Rave. the international art oxhibi-r

CHINIII MISSION CONFERENCE. .
session or the Missionary confounds ‘
ministry. o coll supportinrand soli-

provssstins Chinese church and the
need of educated preachers. because of

These larger and handsomer stocks oi Men‘s Clothing deserve]:
the broader recognition they are receiving. "1' " t
SATISFACTION is a part of every purchase of clothing mgdo I

in this store. . The Clothing itselt tells why. - .i -

than ever bolero. You re invited to view them.

Spring Suits for Men. $10.00 to $25.00. . ,
Fancy Flannel Vests in the new three and four button style!
$2.50 to S4.

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Evening Dress Furnishings, White Vsoto, Cloves, Shirts 111,11” Itch ,

all.“

cor Tics.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘\ ,We have reached a. period whcnthc «names on wants II
style and fabric a little out of the ordinary. A? I

SILK RUBBER COATS. .......ߤ.98

is so. Main st. 811. Norwolig.

 

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SPRING SUITS are shown today in better and handsomer‘ variety "

 

 

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