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Will these communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do It in
t—uwlth regard to business.
with reg srd to news. call
06!] will kindly do so. it will
stirs more prompt attention.
WV!ATHER FORECAST.
, 30r Rorwdik and vicinity: Fair
and colder tonight. Tuesday fair.
The storm that passed over this vi
clnlty yesterday Ill now central over
7 the maritime provinces.
, high pressure oven the Mississippi
Vagiey is producing pleasant weather
In all sections east of the Rocky Moun-
' talus. The temperature is below zero
in the northern sections. Conditions
hm for this vicinity fair weather
with low temperatures.
Oin- Brothers' Lodge, .'o. 10. will
hold I regular meeting this atoning.
Correct stationery at E. W, Kelley,
Jr's. Tis adv. will tell you about it.
. Professor Arthur 8. Russell hoi
Princeton Preparatory school.
' been visiting over Saturday and Sun
day at his home in West avenue.
The monihl meeting of the Board
of School Vls tors will be held to«
morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the
' Council chamber, in South Norwalk.
Rev. Harry A, L. Badtler. of Trini-
ty Episcopal Church. will preach to
tho parishioners of at. Thomas‘
Church, in Bethel'. Wednesday even-
lug.
Governor Woodruu has appointed
Representative E, A. Fallen oi Sui-
lleld, to be a member of the- aoldicrs'
hospital board for two years from
April 3. 1908. The appointment was
made upon nomination by Command-
er Appel, of the Connecticut depart-
ment of the 0.1L R.
Andrew Little was tendered n pleas-
ant surprise party Saturday night at
his home in Cannon. About twenty.
live giiests were in attendance and the
chief diversion oi the evening was
,whm. The first iadies’ prize was won
by Miss Elsie Sackmann, the gen-
tlernen’s by Paul Meyer. Consolation
prizes were awarded to Miss Amelia
Meyer and George Warncke. A sup-
per was served
The big suction dredge oi the in-
ternational Dredging ('onipnny act to
work this morning on her big job oi
deepening the channel train the South
Norwallr drawbridgo. to the head of
naylgatlondn Norwulk. The work was
started off the deck of the Norwallt
iron Works, from which point to the
meadows a big pipe has been con:
nected. The mud from the harbor
bottom will be dlstribut’d over‘ the
meadows.
a
The new signal and switching tower
recently built at Berkshire Junction.
on the western division of the New
Haven road, was Saturday opened (or
business, two operators taking up
their location there Saturday morn-
ing. The opening of this new tom-r
which is at the at where the iracka
separate. just t is side oi Brookticld
Junction. does away with the old all:
not station there. The operator form
orly at llobarils. or flawleyvillc.
will be transfe d to Brookt‘leid
Junction.
The dates of the Norihiield mont-
ings ior ms were published Friday
They will be: June 20 to July 5, sin
d: his coat :{Ily “5 younit
women's oen‘ sues: July 1020,
women's home missionary summer
school: July 18-25. W school for
Sunday school workers: July 21- 28
summer wheel for the women's for
eign missionary ties. The daily
pmiiram. with a is of class
on, speakers and s. will not
differ materially from thorn of form-
er yours. though that! will be some
new speakers. "
in an order issued ”Adjutant
(toners! Cole livid the following is
announced: The§iaansiafoll
li‘lriit crummy. "'8’: hi ; {36%;
ed in repartwii s «mam ,
dinirici commander” unless
Milo-iv district rori' ti. o. Wrighhlil
Y. .lunc ll. ”00. on tel lays duty.
it. will room. by mm. to (had is‘
iriri commune. or receipt this
or!!! r. tor instructions. The coin
ins chum: k. y.”0lgual
"will. w no
will!!! ll Ml ior
"Wallet! Midland tummy
i 74 Will!”
v Launch Werks.
A ridge of k
«m Base Ball
no woman M nails» in
TAM & GOLDEN.
seam ION” F Mil.“ O.
”M U ‘oh'i' ‘ 81”.
, Ame-ion 3
class. Mmmwmmrio
uranium" in: o a
or
1” competent workman. t or
.Oysior Shell Poi-i. Norwollr
Francis E. Conley. or West street,
hi” been visiting his totally in bows
3 rec
w... wav—
Druggm Harold Gleudenina. oi Nor-
well: spent yesterday with friends in
West Haven.
Sherman Council Royal Arcanum.
will hold a business meeting tomor-
row evening in Mystic Chain ilail,
Washinxton street.
Mrs Daniel Ballard and daughter.
Roscina, oi Norwalli. are visiting Mrs.
Builard's daughter, litre. Robert Han.
non, of South street. Bethe! .
Fertilizers at Raymond ‘iiro‘therii,
Tibialr adv. will tell you of the various
:1 a.
Mrs. Smith has returned home from
nursing Mrs. E. Hill, of 25 Woodward
avenue. .
. Inks at w. A. llriggermun'ii. liead
his adv. ‘
llavo rich. red blood. lluy some
heei,5irmi and wine at the (illitord
Pharmacy.
Splendid line oi linoleums at the D.
M. Road store. llond the adv. for
8”other specials. '
' -—-l.‘io not forget souvenir supper at
First. Ill. l'). Church, St. Patrick's
night. Price She.
Miss Frances C. iloyt. oi the Water
street yard oiilce (it Raymond lirotli-
era. is a guest of relatives in New
Jersey.
Have you heard of the new science
of healing? Dr, Francis, 94 Washing
ton street, will be glad to explain ii
to you.
The Wear Well tooth brush in an
excellent. one. The adv. of tho. lridge
Pharmacy will toil you all oi Ii
qualities.
Groceries at out pilcca are what the
New York Grocery Company is no
vertiaing. They giro pink trolling
atauips.
There are aevora‘l interesting items
in the daily pure food bulletin oi the
(treat Atlantic and I’ucillc’l‘en Con»
puny. Read it.
The bi-monthiy meeting of the lip
worth league Union oi Tho Norwailia
will be hold on Friday night at the
Norwaik Methodist Church.
Iiridgcicnder Cole iniorms us that
he will, as usual, place his float. in
position when the season is open. and
accommodate launches as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griiidrod, oi
Bridgeport. spent yesterday attire
home of Mrs. Grindroil’s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Cyruo Roscoe, oi Weaiport
avenue.
Ii your auto is not insurml against
accident or fire call on Taylor it (hil-
den and let‘ them give you full in
iormntion on the subleot. They also
write surety bonds.
in C. 1.. St, John's adv. prospective
launch owners will llmi some interest-
ing ileum. Mr. St. .iohn has several
genuine bargains in (lray Motor Com-
iiany'a products to oiler.
Dorothea Jackson, daughter oi Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Jackson, at Elm
street. who has been ill ior several
weeks with rheumatism of the heart.
remains about the some.
ii you are getting back to cofioe ail
tor a trial of the many substitutes
that are diluted in its place. try a
pound oi the Mocha and Java sold at
The Union Pacific Tea Company.
Pi-rii-y (f. Sturges. oi Norwalk, halt
sold a handsome lien 20 borne-power
tourina our to William ii. Hunter. of
(looms-town. iormcrly of Norwaik. The
car in scheduled to be delivered to
Mix Illllllm‘ on April l
A I'llill‘ii States civil service exam.
million will be held in Norwalii April
ll. Applications will not bi- arm-pied
imleim received before April ti. Ail
nitration blanks and other information
can he obtained trim the commission ii
local representative. ii. I. ticsliiiiior
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GOODS
sow min at
or OGDEN“?
Meats at low prices at .l. W. Dodge's. .
Dressy mines,
$2. $5 and $4 "
Muhammad...
II I‘
m... om“
We‘srcsliowlngiheoarrectshapes in blackand
WORM- ~ ‘ ' "
, w Volk Hats, :2. 00.
i ‘ Croiut & Knapp Hats, 33. 00
I C. 8: it Knapp-Felts. $4. 00 '
eachnewblocklnscveralproportlonalasurlngaper-
iectlitandabecondngllstioreverymsnwhoconies.
NewSoit lists. in all the new slupessudsllades~
Coilese shape! also—32 and 33.
Derbles
i
ll
When you' re ready for a Spring Overth or Rain-
coats. or a Spring Salt. we'll be ready for you; we' to
ready now. .
":4 South Slain Street.
Telephone Call Gas-a.
600D FOOD .
is essential to the. gmd health oi man or animal There are many
grades of OATS that i would not ieod to my bottom because oi their
indiiierent quality. Home are light weight—and the value of oats
depends ioniiidernbly upon the weight of the grain—some are all
color. weather stained—dome are iull of dirt than and seeds. Con-
sequently i do not buy them and otter to you to give your animals
Occasionally a '"cut price may tempt you to try outs from any old
where. never very good undemore often had. ’l‘lin beet rcsuits for
the least. money are not ulw nya to be attained til buying at the
lowest prim,- per bushel or ton. Quality counts ior smoothing.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
(NV
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORIO.
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET-
BOUTH NORWALK.
in WALL eraser.
uoawALK.
Roe and Buck Shad
Buy in Fish Market where they get it fresh every day.
None better at any price.
Smelt, - 12 and lSc lb. Blue. - - lZ-iSc
Steak Coil. ~ 12c Frost Fish. - . lllc
Herring, - 8c Salmon. -
~ Haddock. . Sc Long Clams. - 30c qt.
Weak. - - l0c Hard Crabs. _
Plat. - - 10c Mackerel, Mo lb
Florian Buddies. Haddock. toes, - 15c lb.
Escallops. - 50c qt. Gosling Wing.
WAKEFIELD AND BUZZARD BAY OYSTERS. LONG AND
ROUND CLAMS.
FREE DELIVERY.
'PHONE 108.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
DON’T DISPUTE THE BILL, BUT
PAY IT.
AND PAY IT BY CHECK.
Leave no chance for ugunieni. éOpen am
checking account with the
coHEMN’S,
Have Rich
Everybody should have it.
ed. Those whohavs weak blood are
weal: themselves. They lack ambition
and color. Our
IIEF, lilON ANOWINI
will supply just the elements needed
to taste the blood rich and give one
the rim and color at perioct health.
Every ingredient or this preparation
is easily and quickly assimilated and
results from ilIilng‘l! are ielt almost
immediately.
sou. emr son-Lac. so csnrs.
its limit Pharmacy,
rnsrnssciurriou "dill.
Telephone Call, M. g
All Goods Delivered Fm 0! Charge.
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TODAY IN” WALL STREET.
WALL STRIIET. 10: iii a m~TrstIv
ing in stocks began in considerable
volume and with tin irregular price
movement. Realisiing sales made an
impression on some issues that were
advancing when the market left all
on Saturday and other continued to
rise. Republic Steel pill. sold at an
advance off: .Colorado Fuel 1 and
St. Paul and American Smelling as
Western Union declined l.
WALL STREET its a. m. ~—Consid-
ersblo further irregularity in prices
was shown before the market oven
tuaiiy muted upward on an increased
volume oi trading. St. Paul led the
movery. Republic Steel pfd. gained
a points. Delaware and Hudson. Wis-
consin Genital phi. and National Lead
pid. 2. American Tobacco pid 1%. St.
Paul and American Smelling iii. and
‘ Union l’nililc Northern Pacino. Amer-
ican (‘nr pid loulaville and Nashville
and lliaililerii‘ Securitieu i. interim
tionsl Pump irll l.
WALL STREET. Noon ~Sirength in
St. Paul which rose 2% was a sus
raining inctor again when prices tend
ed to yi.eld Prices were shaded a
fraction bolero noon. Bondu
steady .
WALL STREET l p. m.—-A sharp
fielllng milli'O'lllum began when the
traders nought to realize prollts in St.
Paul. This aim-ii reacted a point and
there were similar recession in turn iii
other iciidwrs Prices of a number of
prominent stocks almwr’d imctionnl do-
clluos from Saturday.
DEATHS "it THE STATE.
During February There Were i..511
Which Wu Less Than a Year Ago.
HARTFORD. March lfi-«According
to the mortality reports compiled by
the State Hoard of ileaith for the
month of February, there were L511
deaths. This was it less than in law
uarymnd eight lean than in February
of last year. and H9 more than the
average number of deaths during Peb-
ruary tor the ilveyenrii preceding.
The death rate was l‘i'.5 for the
large towns. for the small towns l8.il
and for the whole state 17.7. The
deaths reported from infectious dis~
eases were 282. being l3. 6 per cent lot
the total mortality.
The report states that the labora-
tory iii desirous oi improving the
technique of its methods of diagnos-
ing typhoid fever and for this purpose
asks the cooperation oi the physio
lane of tho’ state. To each physician
who sends a sample oi blood to the
laboratory for diagnosis there will be
sent a return postal card asking for
clinical results in the case. The lab-
oratory is also prepared to under
take to a limited extent the analysis
of milli samples which may be sent
from diiierent places in the state. in
certain cases chemical analysis of
milk will also he made where desired.
The object in view is to improve the
general health oi the public, especiala
ly oi infants who may iced largely
on com milk.
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MEAT TilUIT MUIT PAY Hull.
Received Rebates Contrary to Provisv
ions of the [lions Act.
WASHINGTON. March iG.—-The
proceeding by tho‘government against
the Armour Packing Company. Swiit
' Company. Morris ls Company, and
tile Cudahy Packing‘ Company.- all I“of
them operating in sales Cl ty,lta
Red Bleed!
With
out it perfect. health cannot be Gilli???
W970 ‘
ass. under which the modules were
each ilncd "6.000 by the United
States Circuit Court for the Western
District oi Missouri. on the charge oi
receiving rebates contrary to tbsp
visions oi the dildos set was (lucid u
by the Supreme Court of the United
states today adversely to those coin-
panlos. The court's opinion was an—
nctioned by Justice ,who held that
the Eliiliis set is a lcable artisan:
narration anywhere and that
pplieablu sllhel
lease iii not confined to that
point. its also hold it s
to thinner and carrier.
Molt" AIhiVALo or limit...
sham "Milo, Hares M.“- lites»
m: Minnehsha. ties: lotions ior New
York, was no miles southwest at to
island st 2 s. is. Prohslily duel: st
sues Monday.
uosrou. Heath". is ”Arrived: Itr.
lithium
l
mini“
new v lilies” ii. ~Arrivsd ii “l"
”Gilli. mm}... ’ rust
PRICE93.
The Man
commands and in spouses
dowvellto‘ylooka‘t‘ybIlSeoi
8%
”Brasilia! whlriiweaialieupto topics»
snyspcclal. tocutsad them.
Mr.- cosinoniore steady-made
$18.00 to $35. 00.
NewSprlngSuiisarelnslso
‘We,sre nechrbles sodthehlnil-I
mnesiandsnappiest lineoiNeckwcariatown.
1 PBIGE’S CLOTHING sloth
imitatoroorourrmaas.
M “awn—c... _.
A ii. iii Find llaili Bulletin:
FOR WIIK OOMMINOINO
A Week of Cut Prices and Extra Stamps .2
‘ at the A. 8: P. ‘ V
to Stamps Free with
60: worth of our Fani-
25 Stamps manna "
1 bottle Porch
tracts, any flavor,
20 Stamps Free with
7 Cakes A. I: P.
Borax Soap for . 25: one Teas and Colleen. at .,............y
l 0 our emce sprouts. .
ona urn ......... . ........ ....‘....sea¢an. RegularPrlceiu
Sultana ('orn .......... .......Bo’lcfll. RegularPrieeloot
A a l. Fancy Corn ....... . ........ 10¢ a can. Regular Price nit
sxraa aware WJTH anoccaiea.
25 Stamps with 1 jar Royal Cheese. 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. E, (l. ,
M I I
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10 sanit'hlt'i'tigraimm
to sump. was 1 pii'rit'éli an... " I
............ o-Iool'ltlw' ’
10 Stamps with 1 on: Wax
Oh
..........................
.. 10c
l0 aStamps with l but. Antonie. at 10a
to Stamps with 1 can Blackber- ........... ........'.....
ries. at ............. 18a to Stain with Cocoa,“
lo Stamps with i can Apricots. at 250 P. 1 m
........................
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. run Weight and Helios! Trading.
iii it iiliiiii lhiiiiluii
12‘ “Washington '1. .00"! ”emails.
'M "INC".
Tat. No.
‘Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL S‘I'REET. NORWALK.
moonrosa-rco ms.
Deposits over '- - - 33, 52500000”
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM a. cusris
iiosss H. aLovsii
[LEWIS c, asses
nanny r. cots-unit .
LENTEN SPECIALS
Columbia River Salmon, best
quality. 3/. lbs. t...........oc
Columbia River Salmon, large
sizes, very special. pcr ran.aoc ' '-
l‘at Mackerel. carh . . . ”l. ..ioc Be w" ”d try some 0‘ our,
2 cm“ Norwegian Smoke d fresh niadc Cider. per gal.
Sardincg , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 45¢ have you tried our fresh 3|
Scum! Mackerel. per cannuuc Smoked llcci, from 51: up?
Louis Joaolo
70 North Main Street.
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OIOEOI M. HOLMIO
‘ OTIPHIN H. HOLMES
FIIOIEIOK A. ILL.
FLOYD T. IUIOOI
J
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Klppcred Herring, can ovariv‘“
Shrcdtlcd Codfish, pkg. . u...
2 cans Domestic Cardlncs. . .. _.
TatCaMfl-I- ‘ ,
cost. looses-aim sisii. I chances mm
meant Honolulu .iiJ
imfluxgg'wsssllisdmsmw «MW
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assists
mastic. V33" mylm
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