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Local Neivs Nuts.
Will those communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do it in
this wayr—with regard to business.
lost! as; with" yard to news. call
it they will kindly do no, it will
greatly unvsnisnu this since and so-
are more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
» For Norwslk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. Thursday showers. The dis-
turbance that was in the Lake region
yesterday morning moved rapidly east-
ward said is now central near Halifax.
The disturbance that was cen-
tNrsis near Denver is new central near
St. Innis. it is producing cloudy
weather with light min in the central
sections and light snow in the upper
Hispinsippi Valley and the northern
portion of the Lake region, The tern-
poratures are below zero in Montana
nnmNorth Dakota. Conditions tavor
for this vicinity lair weather followed
by showers.
Ernest Gregory. ot Norwslk, Is in
New York today on business.
Samuel Jarvis, of Norwalk. will re-
ceive his new Eco runabout today.
The sixth Company. Coast Artillery,
will drill at the armory this evening.
[-3. Harvey Richmond, one of Beth-
r-l's most popular young men, spent
last evening in town.
Howard Nestor. the clerk in Glen-
dcnnlng's drug store, is ill today at
his home in Chestnut street.
The monthlr meeting of Trinity
Men's Club wi i be held nest Monday
evening at 7:20 o'clock sharp.
South Norwallt Council, Knights of
Columbus. will have its regular busi-
nous meeting tomorrow evening.
The monthly business meeting oi
the list Mnltcrs’ Society will be held
this evening in Central Labor Lyceum.
Frederick N. Poster. of Danbury.
is a guest for a tow days or his broth-
er, William J. Poster, of Reed street.
G. [owls Price has been presented
with a handme dog by Frank w.
Roberts. The canine came to Mr
Price to: and all.
4‘ r Sale—At a bargain. nummo
hilo. :Innire Dr. iioulwuii, Inited
ilunk itullding.
Owners of dogs which are over air
months of use should pay their taxes
before the first of lay. (me dollar
will be charted besides the regular ii
0ch too tar min failing to do so.
liithsy Commissioner Daniel Dun-
lop lids start“ in the work of scrap-
lng Wont avenue class of its cold of
mud. This work will then he extend-
ed to the other thoronshfures of the
oily.
A. 0. Bentley. vice resident of the
Waterbury T spit cal Union. came
to south Norwsit this morning and
we remind that organisation at the
inflow“ of Bernard 1'. liturphy. ut tit.
.laIscs Moms.
Joseph's Chm
liownrd and Edward
A putty consistiti
Ist' ~flrnnd Esyinoil
Wind started out and curly this
morning in mmh Many nth~
or Norwsiitm an siso in quest of the
In duties usisy.
o
of John Msnnins.
A dole mild" of Euv
" no.“ u:
walk. will flito s n .
"WINNIE: pay 0. Min Laurel Md:e.
fl ill
will lake, the II Il. and mm”, by trolley
Ilw csr losvisp sI. tilt.
Miss iisrssm “Mani
smut. last orwslli. underwent
"tinnitus st tgs Norwsik hospital
”I it is
commotion“. this WWW ”a“
plenty. Tbs Mm wss W
by M William J. I'm mm It!
in. it tilsrnsti. and lit A. ll. Clark.
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tor
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mime-ammonium»
TAYLOR it GOLDEN.
IUIITYI IONDI PURNIIIIIED.
Tel. 81”.
USE BAXTEE’S
Puritan Cough Syrup
For Good: and Colds.
ANDZMDN 3
Launch ’Works.
Boat Frames set It and rsndy, to
plans. ’
All kinds ct repair work.
hunches of all sisss built to artist
by competent workmen.
Oyster Ibo]! Point. Harwell:
The Norwalk Aerie of Eagles will
hold its regular monthly meeting this
evening.
Ray Sherwood. of Chestnut street,
Norwalk. has purchased a due thor
oughbred collie dog from Charles Hy
utt.
Fire box No. 62. which is located on
the Norwnlk Green was tested this
n[oon and found to be in good condi-
ton
Miss Marion E. Hayes, teacher in
the Shelton public school. is enjoy
in this week the spring vacation with
her parents in Beiden avenue. ‘
The Lenten services at St. Mary's
Church will be conducted this evening
by the Rev. Walter J Shnnley, rectal
of St Peter’s Church. of Dnnbury.
The meeting of the Egbert Round
Table Club, which was to have beer
held last evening at the parsonage
was postponed until next Tuesday
evening,
The Volunteer Circle of the King's
Daughters of the Nomad; Mcthodisu
church will hold a meeting this even
in; at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bu
ter.145 o'clock
While a trolley car in charge of Con
ductor Patchen was proceeding or
West avenue last night about 6 o 'clock
a team suddenly drew in front of the
car. The motormsn reversed the car
and no damage was done. The wagon
was pushed about a foot.
The governing board of the Knot
Club held a meeth last night at
the bottle of the president of the new
organization. Isaac 8. Jennings. A
number of applications torn member
ship were acted upon and plans of the
club discussed. There is now Ia
strong likelihood, It is stated. of ”it
membership being limited to 225
There are now a tow over 200 mem
bers. The ronson for limiting the
membership is to prevent ovorcrowd
ins the facilities.
“BUILT A. 0., 1881" HE PAINTED
ON THE TNOLLIY CAN.
Magistrate Thinks Student (locust
flight. Iut its Fines Hint
Just the Isms.
NEW YORK, April l.——Pur paintlni
the words, "Built A. it. 1821." ovui
the door of a Furtysecond street cross
town cur last night Felix Murtha, 2i
years old. who said he was a Prince
ton student, paid a line " 50 cents in
the west side court today. Patrolman
Wallace, of the West Forty soventi
street station, said ho had arrestet
Martha at seventh avenue corner or
complaint of a car conductor. The lat
ter didut appear in court.
“Well. your honor." said Martha
whon the police made a charm of dis-
orderly conduct against hint. “this cs'
told where it was built and who owm
"i doubt that " said the court. “No
y.knuws"
"Well it doesnt
look a gums at the alto."
that.
"They must have a course of car
rings guessing at Princeton." ball
Magistrate Walsh. "with an nccursh
guessnr for an instruction i think you!
estimate was probably right. but 1
line you half a dollar. "
Murillo pit I.d
HOT". ARRIVAL...
shacksms.-«.l.-O. Martin and wife
Ionzl . Hbsrkor. New Haven: i.
Kunrlhwlltl. Wilton: A. ll. Help. Not
WD. Jenninsu. New York:
(look it. flockwuli. itidsoduld. D it
liosurt climb on“ Wswroncs Hart
lord: (i cw iisven: . ,
Drodtiii w Haven: .l W. (lint
smut. orwsik:A it. Winches
tor. city; l‘ Ituiih. itssl Norwslit:
Amarillo Delirium! r..c Tuihl ll. s. c
Cluvclsnd New York: A. M hammock
lint-ton: E. ii. lions 1m. New York.
F. Washer. Ilsmtordl; .i. it. Disks.“
IlilIOl William instant. Chicano.
l remit. h. Mist and wife. .l
'i‘ Ihsw. Ionics: 0. P. limit. and
with. Herbert Hunt. Irsiyn linnt
Brookiino. Mam iii. B. tins-inner. C.
it. it. honors. i. It. Black. in. C leh
A. t‘. Downs. New York: I. Warren
:pringliuid: ll. ill. hicksrdscn. Writer
ury.
Arms is worth whst In film in
the world not what its only mm It
.
uh at his home.
tell when. and '
eplied Milt
cleanses these spongelike organs and
rheumatism.
of humanity.
——————~——-‘,.
QUEEN HELENA RECEIVED MOR-
rnrely grants a private audience to for-
eign visitors. today received J P.
Morgan and his daughter Mrs. Hor-
bert u Suttcrloe. of New York. The
queen ontnr""r"'l
during a. long audience and manifest-
ed much interest in the Maternity Hos-
pital which Mr. Morgan has endowed
iished In Rome for outside work sup
plementlng that of the hospitals.
l.—-lt was announced today that the
Manufacturers' National
North Attleboro. recently organised
to take the place of the cheiers’ Na-
tional Bank, will be opened for busi-
ness tomorrow morning. The presi~
'OE E, Sturdy.
ind surplus $25,000. The Jewelers'
Vaiionsl Bank went into the hands of
"receivers on December l8 last, follow.
as the finding of the body of its cash- .
'er, Frederick E. Barnum. in a bath
”Wham..." “M..- um..-
ANYONE GAIN“ . . ‘
THISJIDIE .EEGIPE
Fins Prescription to ilsllsvs
Rheumatism not this»...
trouble at Very Little cost
A large New York health public»
tion tells its readers of a number of
simple and safe prescriptions that can
be made at home. The following. how-
ever. tor the cure of rheumatism and
kidney and bladder troubles receives
the greatest praise, tin: fluid Extract
Dandelion. one-half ounce: Compound
Kargon. one ounce: Compound Syrup
Barsaparilln, tbr ounccs. These
simple, harmless nsrcdinnts can be
obtained at any good prescription phar-
macy at little cost and are mixed up
shaking well in a bottle.
The dose for adults is a tessponfui
otter each meal and at bedtime, drink-
ing a full tumblerful of water after
each dose. It is further stated that this
prescription is a positive remedy for
kidney trouble and lame back. weak
bladder and urinary dithculties. espe-
cially of the elderly people, and one of
the best things to be used in rheuma-
tic ailiictions, relieving the aches and
pains and reducing swellings.‘
A well-known local druggist states
that this mixture acts directly upon
the ellminative tissues of the kidneys;
gives them power to slit and strain the
poisonous waste matter and uric acid
from the blood which is the cause of
Cut this out and hand to some sui-
ferer. which would certainly be an act
CAN. .
ROME, April 1 .—-—Queen Helena. who
them graciously
iIt New York. expressing the hope that
a similar institution might be estab-
JEWELERSI cans to access.
some ATTLEBORO. Mass, April
Bank of
lent of the new institution is Freder-
lts capital is $100,000
PHILATHIA DAV OIIIRVIthfi‘:
m-
Mrs. A. it. . VMPNIIMC,
Talks in Middlstown.
The Pantry Enos. of Middleton, in
its account. qt the Pbilathua Day ox-
min the? int Church, Sunday.
printed the folio wi us:
Superintendent ll B. Hall presided
at the essrcinss of the Sunday school.
rm. A, D Morssn of South Nor:
walk, vice president of the national
Philstbsa organisation, Mrs. Orrin Gib
hart. teacher of the Baptist Philemon.
and Miss Madeleno Cue. president of
the local circle, being seated on the
platform with him.
The exercises ropenea with two
songs by the school. and prayer by
Mrs. Gilbert. After a selection by the
male quartet. Superintendent Fail told
of the organisation one year ago of
the local Philsthca circle a‘ud spoils
encouragingly and sppreciatlngly of
the excellent work the circle has no-
complishod. its then asked Miss (ion.
the president. to tails charge of the
exercises. Miss Cos thanked Mr. Fall
for his kind words and introduced
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Morgan spoke in:
terestinziy of the history and aim of
the Barnes and Phllathen movements.
and read greetings from the Sunday
schools of the Baptist Church at South
Norwsly and the Methodist Church at
East Norwalk. As she was about to
close. all. unfurled an attractive han-
ner bearing the inscription "What
kind of a class would this class be if
every members were Just like me?"
She asked the Phlinthens to hang the
motto in their class room Miss Coo
responded. thanking Mrs Morgan
In lliiivrl Pliiiliil,
All Goods Delivered Frss ct Charon.
w.,HMmmam..-w.m.n.wmw.M_ A. new..- “MW...“ emd ....._.~.._..-...-_ ___.._
amazes.
JUICE
There's nothing like the pure iuica
of luscious. ripe grapes to give one
strength it makes pure, rich blood.
increases one's weight andis the most
agreeable system tonic that can be
taken. Especially valuable in cases of
dcbility following illness, it is also de-
licious as a beverage. We serve it at
the fountain. The brand we have,
OLEAION'C, is undoubtedly superior
to all others. it is made from Concord
[ropes and its flavor is true to the
fruit, Comes in four sires:
Four Ounce Bottiss . . 106
Hall Pint Bottles ........ 15c
Pint Bottles ............. 25:
can‘t Bottles ........... 50c
THE PREDGRIPTION STORE.
To the Discriminating
Man—fl“
Did you ever have trouble with s Suit not ill-
tins. here or there? Wepsy special mention to
every little detail in taking” your measure.
Youseloctthegcodssndthsstylcoigsrment
We dotherestsndguarsntce ssfisiscfim and silt.
.Fortinc work sndstyllshgsrmenfswe suggest
the Royal Tailors. and would refer any doubter-
to may pleased customers.
A guarantee with every Suit.
Spring Suits Are In.
Furnishings and Shoesu
v
.Tslspitens Call, 1“.
heartily for the banner. Upon a mo-
tion of Mrs, Pierce Watson. Mrs
Morgan was made an honorary mcm
her of the class.
CAULDWELL IN WASHINGTON. ‘
WASHINGTON. April i.—-—Frederick
W. Cnuldwcil. consular clerk at Ber-
lin. whose private conversation with
the German emperor has been given
prominence in the Hill incident, re
ported in person to the State Depart-
ment today. Mr. Csuidwcii disclaim-
od any knowledge with the incident
but added that he had come to Amer-
ica. very unexpectedly. He is on leave
and had planned to go in italy.
NOTHING MUCH.
A Hartford man tells the following
story; “Watkins one afternoon down
a certain avenue he. saw great vol-
umes of smoke and flame coming from
a second story of an attractive looking
residence. Rushing madly up the
steps he ran: the ball. which was
answered by n drnf wdman
"Germ heavens. Your house is burn
in; up!"
"What?"
"i say the entire house is a mass of
names."
"ls thst allWashc squeaked. _
”l'm sorry,:atsdsm. but. that's about
all i can think of Just this minute."-
i
I
"BONNIE HORSE FEED will
oath day.
Fur-i it dry, less quantity
burdt I
Bonnie Home Food will prnvo
luy
. Agent for
Banker's Fertilizers.
v/ ~\.»——V~
Base Bali Goods
NOW READY“
William P. Beers’
”ON AND STATIONERY ITONIQ
i SOUTH MAIN ITNIIT.
DOUTH NONWALK.
Westport Smelt, E
And All “Other
Portland Oregonian
.../'\
PLAIN
(into coat {mm 340 to H l per ton. according to grade
boat general pill‘ptltia feed in the world
grains, with corn. outs and barley us a basis and ground fresh
than you would ostwund save
monvy and at some time make your horse look butter and work
Green Bluefish
CLAMS and Wakefield ovsvuts.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
Your hummus No Bull Tins.
I
I
rA‘Ers.
it is the
It is made of the choicest
cost you Ills per ton
this. 'I‘l'it it.
Oats Thsts Glenn.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
l
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
ly from the closing depression of yes«
tcrday. The Erie issues were favora-
bly affected on the announcement of
the proposed new issue and thE sym«
pothetic effect on the whole list was
marked. Erie Common was run up
1%. the First l’relerred t the Second
Preferred villi. and the Convertibles
bonds cx-iui. 4.
1%, Reading lit. Colorado Fuel 1 and
the majority of the other issues quoted
a large fraction. The dealings showed
considerable animation.
movement in the market. was checked
by a drive against the copper stocks.
Traders realized freely in the railroad
ins. and causing reactions of 2 points
Pacifi
and Nashville and American locomo—
when the market became strong assin
at. ll o'clock.
cilia was heavily bought up to Mr.
over last night, and Alohison rose 2%,.
Prices udvnncwi elsewhere in sympo-
Elcctriu "intact rig.
auction in the Alchlsou dividend to a
ve
been discounted, and had no effect on
the stock or the general market. Rust.
boss was about: nominal and the un-
dertone steady.
Railroad declared it stainiunuuui divi-
dend of 2'4, on the common stock.
This is a reduction of unwhulf oi one
per cent. from that of the his: pro.
vluus sis mum“
NEW YOEK. NEW NAVIN l
WALL STREET,10: l0 s. m .—-Opcn~
up prices or stocks rebounded sharp-
iiniun Pacific rose
WALL STREET. ii a. m.--The im.
lst. wiping out thu advance in Read-
n the Eris pfd. stocks. Before the dc
cline d become important Northern
St Paul. Atchison lpulsvlile/
Ive were lined a point. and Eric Con.
vortible A lie. Amalgamated Copper
gave way i
and American Smelling
It. but these losses woro restored
WALI. STREET. Noon «Union For
by. but tell back towards boon. Atch
son reacting ll. Westinghouse
iionds were iirm.
WA”. ti'i’iti‘lit'i‘. i p. Iu.~-'l'hc rc-
por m-ni. ruto proved to have
NEW YORK April i~lltrccions of at
he Aichlson, Tour-kn and sluruc Fe
an”
OA-‘I‘OIIA.
”a... liliuilnlirs w
llamas
HARTFORD RAILROAD
humus
’ is lllsot m” I. ill
so. new»??? saw vans. .
A. "—18: tits :its. hits.
a. ill. I ms. t. to. isn't. I its. mu.
9: Ills. ":E ”.10:me II:
I. WALL ITIIIT. P N-IS' II 1'10. 111. ll”.
NORWALK- 31515.3150”. : It“ II. Si '7. “III.
0e and Buck Shad.
Kinds of Fish.
lhits, 1': ills. 9:”. till:
Philadelphia and Was i
does not stop at.“ New
5' its, 7' 18.7:I‘IIJlIII. 10!”.
I' ll. 0' “I. II. "I. 11:0". Hi“.
I- i s. on 11 ii. in iirIriIspurtl only.
till sad dtitt
III'H
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any)“
DANIUIV TO SOUTH NDEWM
m vest nos scorn mus
It
i: lists
I up
Iundsy.
A. its-um» tilts. I: 41s. I: lit.
Ills
DD. NDNWM-N TD NIW HAVEN.
Luv-uni”. 151‘113"'s .‘i'l 7.“.
r. i. In Lita.
.I'B'PJIIIII‘E HE. no».
JP
. limit
Alwllifldit.llm.1IlI.Illd.
ll“
sit-4m, nits. will”. no?
A. it.-—lt to («by «up: lion m“
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II. It”. It". 7: ll.
ill Is. I" me n. u.
and.»
M‘s-I “dram" nu‘. “MINING
2...?” storm.
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PRICES 01.0vain nod,
98 Washington St.,
plug
so Stamps Pres with We worth of our Famous High Grade Toss and.
Colleen ~, ti
Bpncisi to introduce Nivara more thoroughly to our patrons we will give
1 Package Uneeda Biscuit Free With 1 Pack-
llakcr's Cocoa. 5t lb. can ....... the
hen s Penins‘ Sauce. bottle ..... , 19c
(‘olmun's Mustard. a can .
iii Stump“ with a 4 ill Package
Washing Powder st
15 stamps with 2 boxes Ball Blue.
1elicit
I’Ifltnmps with 2 plus. i. X. L.
”SEND each
in Stumps with 1 lb. Prunes
10 Einmps with i can Soap Polish.
Norwalk Savings Society,
Deposits over - -
Superphosphste of Lime. Potato Perm
at it saw .
homicides sad It
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITI‘ERS 4
Phone it“. South NW»
A. iP. Pure luv lailv Bulletin!
I
FOR WIIK COMMINGINO
MONDAY, March 30th.
Extra Stamps and Cut Pricey, Loaders Every Day This Wank.
is)
s
0 our since Lunatic.
age Nivara at 10c.
Continental Sardines. with its! .. Is
Regular Price iic.
imported Sardines I
Regular Price 10c. .
A, I: P. Condensed Milk. a can "ids
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROOENIIS.
to “disrupt with 1 box Shaker salt.
to3 Stamps with _1 pkg. Jelly Pow-
‘19,.“ . ”use.
to Stamps with 2 boxes Stove Pol-
is,ah ........... uracil
10 stamps“. withipks. Corn” Flakes.
to Stamps vim} 2 cites 500er "rise
0: Hosp. each Is
Nation's Itornksspsr and Home at Pure loss
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trailing.
III it Atlantic & Pilifli in in.
124 Washington It. south lisrwnlk.
Tel. No.0“. rssbsllvsry.
Regular Price 22c.
Regular Price 22c.
.. 10:
...v.
chulnr Price ldc.
.......... 16c
...........................
............... ...9c
...........................
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Incosrossr‘so 1m.
33, 525, 000. 00
I DiliECTOItS.
‘OIORDI M. Hot-III. WILLIAM A. GUETII
ITI'HIN it. “Di-III "DIED H. GLDVII
PRIDINIGK A. ILLI LIWII G. IIIIN
'LOVD T. IUDGDI NINIV F. cosssusn
ComplethertiflschmndBonc,’
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Norwalk Chronicler