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. Inhabit.
‘ hCfll’NBWSAOIBS
Will than unlc‘stinp with fish
Gorilla“ by «whom pisses do it is
”3th t—with regard to business.
all news. call
no. If MW will Islam,” do I0, It will
Mir "amiss“ this elites sodas-
un more prompt attention.
wna'rnaa roasoasr.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and
slightly warmer tonight. Wednesday
partly cloudy and warmer. Pleasant
weather prevailed this morning east
of the Mississippi river- and cloudy
weather with local showers prevailed
between the Mississippi river and the
Rocky mountains. The temperatures
are low in the eastern sections, but
are rising rapidly in the central sec-
tions. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity fair weather with slowly rislns
temperature, followed by increasing
cloudiness on Wednesday.
6000 FRIDAY SENTINEL'.
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
“on East Bay, next Friday. as a morn-
Ing paper. Advertisers are urged to
hand In their copy for that. day' a issue
as early on Thursday as possible.
Try Baxter's compound syrup of
aarsaparilla for blotchesfpimples, etc.
«if you want a business suit try the
Benjamin clothes. at Joseph Davis'.
The adv. will tell you about.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Chase. of Seattle.
Wisconsin, have takenispartments at
the Hott‘i Clifford for the summer.
-—Schoon’er W. T.
Washington street i'b
go, live cod, at
’lc lb.
if you are looking for a suit or
waist read the adv. of L. Golden. He
is, oiferiug special bargains In today's
n v.
Charles Dertt era, of South
Norwailt, spent Sunday with his moth-
or. Mrs it!) Roget} in New Ca
ililall. (TIN, ,; ,7‘
The regular In
tors of the 80
party will be
o'clock.
Norwaiit 3%“ Com-
ld Oils evening at 8
Andrew Noonan, who recently on-
derwent an operation for apendlcltis-
oi the Norwnllt Hospital; is recovering
nicely.
~Easter sale of fancy articles and
homemade cake. at First M. E. Church
tomorrow. from I p. m. to 6 p. m.
The New York Grocery Company's
adv. will prove especially Interesting
to collectors of pink stamps. Better
read it.
Henry S. Blindford, of Boston. is
spending a few days with his sister.
Mrs. Merriwesther. of Prospect two-
one. Norwalk.
Mrs. W. S. Stunner. who has been
stopping at the Hotel Cililord it"
several weeks, has gone to New York
to make a visit.
Plans for the residence to be erected
in Stills avenue. East Norwalit, iirt'
about to be completed. and bids will
soon be asked for.
The marriage of William Coleman,
the popular lanttor of the comb Nor
wulit Club. to Miss Alberta langhttrno.
will take place tumor evening at
the bouts of the we. Union Park.
The chnth Com uy. Coast Arili:
it-ty. has received lthcir new equip
Intuit. Including their new olive drab
uniforms. guns. hayoncts and nvcrv
thiuc used in camp.
fictirgs Plan of New Haven iinrty
Multan and William A Sullivan. both
or South Norwalit. were stunted tllli
titttrncnP from bankruptcy by .ludac
hum-u Flatt in the district court
oi llic United ltatss “yesterday
.-\ large number new engines are
liilllil used an tho I' trains
Ilirmtuh South Norwa It, They are
atmwn tilt the “0m Themed sot-unto
\lliilllli‘ type. and are the tar est lo-
ctilitotlves In use on the tallies. Herc
mu they have bass used only eat"
tii‘ , Haven.
The City i hornets. hsvtus
decided to 3W Tall-ill! it'll“?
malnf‘rom ImltR h K. i' It
luml. the ham Mom Mir
lili‘IVl'tl today Mlliaahrt port. New
«intact. with a car not“ will
cfili
llt‘ discharged Al WNW?“
it Gains. in Wild! street.
Teamm-
,) t
at r’rsular
it‘s no Bast
y " t given
prices. A Chlohon
with sub
é Launch
- Menu...
All U «1.38:0!me
mm
75c BOTTLE.
smatoms
Works.
lsaadB
‘t
plank.
On for sun Polar. Mortals
The Norwalk Club bowlers will hold
a practice sesslon this evening.
W
Miss Florence Hamilton, of Reed
street, South Norwsiit is spendins 3
day in New York city.
Edward Koch, who is now located in
Hyack New York, spent Sunday at his
home ln South Norwallt.
The wagon sprinkler made its first
nppearahoe of the season in West
Wall street, 'Norwalk, this morning.
ts Mrs. Marguerite Taylor Walbridgo,
of New York. has been the guest of
her aunt Mrs. Richard H. Golden. of
West avenue
u—n-g...
Miss Bertha Hunter, of the Water
street cities of Raymond Brothers. is
"l othhe grip. at her home in Lowe
Iree ‘
The classes of Miss Helen Finch and
Miss Laura Duty. of the South Nor-
walk Baptlswhurch. will bars a tea
a entertainment at the church this
eyenlng. ,
The closing reception of Mrs. Sims'
and Miss Jennings’ senior dancing
class will be held Wednesday evenv
lug, April 22d. at Red Men's Hell, In
Washington street.
—Easter sale of fancy articles and
homemade cake. at First M. ii. Church,
tomorrow, from i p. to. until 6 p. m.
A great opportunity to select Easter
gifts for your friends.
The members of Sheltlnsh Sancto
rum have not yet learned the date
when they will go to Springfield.
Mass" and instituteanew lodge This
trip twhill probably be made in about a
monh
Millard Sturtevont has started on an
extended business trip in the inter
eats of the Eastern Underwear Com'
pany. He. will go IiOIllh and over into
Texas and will be absent from town
for about three months.
Miss Mildred Buster who has many
friends in The Norwallts, has been in
for several days at her home in Benc-
diot street, Bast Norwslk. thus was
mstened 1:1.“ typhoid-”d lever. but
A party of young lady friends of
hills Olive Hubbard, of Cannon. ten-
dered her a linen shower Inst oven-
Ing. The event was in honor of her
marriage to Arthur C. Chattaway. of
Bridgeport, which will occur shortly.
The board of estimate and taxation
of the town of Norwalit will holds its
ilrlt til the private sessions this even-
ing in the selectmen's olhce in Wall
street. The estimates will be adjusted
and It will probably take two or three
sessions to make the alterations.
Mrs. Florence Snidin. of Derby. has
secured a divorce from her husband.
Arthur Ulflln. of South Norwulk. on
the grounds of cruelty. . She is per-
mltted to take her maiden name, lv‘int
rcuce Munscll. Torrance and Bennett
represented her'in the trial of the suit.
A stated condom is Gluten i‘om-
mandory will he held In the asylum
Good Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
sharp, The anicnt and Monarch
mous Order of the Temple will bt'
«inferred. and also the Order of Malta
in full form. At the close of the work
it ‘litlliquel will be served.
tit-urge E'. Sartnin. wereiary til the
Board of School Visitors. went to East
Norwullt last week and gave the pin
pilu in Miss Gertrude Vouuflal's room
iu the Marvin School. instruction in
pentuuntthip 'I‘he wont laid out by
Mr. flnrtaln is new [wing carried Into
execution. Mr. tisrtulu chose this
room, its the pupils of It will. enter
blah school nest your.
The rd of school visitors Is very
much torcstcd In what llll' Board of
Patinuutc untl Tattiinu does with its
estimates this oveuius Ail a result It
ht expected that most til the school
visitors will attend the meeting. Thu
Estimate and Taxation Board will putts
iluttl ludsmcm tonight on "In «all;
llllliit which huVo been submitted to
them. it is sold that a number of the
estimates will be shared down.
cNOTlOI.
tilovcr's shoe store will be open
' Thursday evening.
Friday.
t‘losed all dui'
COLEMAN’S
sswssrosa.
"musli- mm
mmmhlallflnd‘s
W "4mm.
A reashdy for ”Wm”...
flaws-dusts”!
an lanchss,“':ildstusbstutssrdsr'
'broeamtsst
. This week our stock's-are at the zenith of their
beautygthotimctobuyyournastsrciothrsisNOW
Tldsisthsplacsteseiectyourilastsrclothes
.quickly and economically. For we are showing a vast-
ly greater of Suits and Overcoats than
ever b'eforeand . style and 'quaiity they arstiar
she oi iomerflorts , ‘
' yallnicauahpcourlinosbeiorcyoubuyyour ,.
Easter outfit. ' ‘
Suits and Overcoats, $10 to $30.
I,
! i
”it
v
You” will S a new list and Furnishings, too.
which you willfi here in the newest styles and best .
qualities, but assembly priced.
"The Villa or men... is Heard in the Land."
The first two weéks‘ are the most critical in the life of the
chicks; feed thorn well. ”timers" Chick Manna is a special 10
days food peculiarly adapted for the most critical period of little
chicks. After that *MfleChickFeed" ihmne ground) will make
results surer. This is {wild which contains practically every
thing required by the grooving chick—produces healthy, lively and
vigorous chicks and turkeys.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH. '
\
ilowker's Fertilizers for Lawn ,
Garden and l'lt'ld - . a 'i
/'_"\./-' "
coo
EASTER CARDS,
BOOKLETS “AND NOVELTIES
. .vt
William P. Beer's’
”OK AND RTATIONERY STORED.
so WALL stem, 0 room slam arsur,
'uosvraus. l, scum Mauritius.
EluefiSh,
."
Shad,
Westport Smelt, Spanish Mackerel,
Weakiish, Frostftsh, Flatiish. Cod.-
iish, Haddock. Halibut, Wakefield
Oysters, Gosling Clams for Baking,
Long and Round Clams, Hard
Crabs, Lobsters Saturday. All
fresh caught.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Batter Offerings.
Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ SUITS.
"lab-grade Clothing. Latest Styles.
At very Low Prices.
Men’s Suits, from $5.98 to $14.98
‘Boys’ Suits, from $1.50 to $6.00
1). comma,
lion's and Boys’ llsad-to-lsot Mr. 0
ll NORTH IAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
m
“WHOHMOMWMHMWWBIM
“mill in OurSavlngs Dept.
MYHMWMYNWIIE.
The South Norwalk Trudi Company”?
FOUR PER CENT. iNTEREST PAID ”W
TODAY
Coastal brain's” and liquid» for
Price, 40c to 51. 50.
Ill THIN iNK'l'l'll WINDOW.
EASTER
EGG ,DYES.
We have all the latest and best
Easter Dyes. ,All sorts of colors.
combinations and effects can be secur-
ed from them.
Pyice. 5c Package.
Ila Billiard Pharmacy,
THAPRIIGRIPTIONI IORI.
Toisphsn Call,
All Goods noun a rm st Ghana.
ronav Ti WALL eraser.
WALLSTRBM‘. 10:10 a. m.—-Priee
changes at the opening of the market
were unusually narrow but there was
an easier tone In the speculation
which was reflected in losses of ’5 to
E in New York Central Northern Pat
ciiic, Amalgamated Copper and Amer-
ican Smeitlng.
wsu. eraser u a. m.—-A de-
mand for various low priced stocks
and usually obscure specialties was
conspicuous. Scorcely any interest
was manifested in the usually active
stocks. but they were all quoted a
triiie above their opening prices. ' The
local stocks were reactionary.
WALI. STREET.
tions were unimportant In their rattle
except among specialties In which
fresh advances were mixed with sharp
reactions in those which moved up-
wards yesterday Bonds were Irregu-
laWALL STREET. 1 p. tin—Prices of
the standard stocks were quoted at
practically the some level as yester-
day's clotting, (iranby Mining receded
4%.
—.
NOIWALK CLUB OFFICERS.
Lester Hyatt Chosen President, and E.
M. Lockwood, Vice President.
The fttll iicktt as prepared by the
nominating cornmittce, was elected at
the annual meeting of the Summit:
Club last night.
[min Hyatt succeeds William i'
[tour as prt sidcnl. r Hyatt matitn
happy speech of thanks for the honor
conferred no hint by tlu- t-iub nud putt
ed around the cigars.
The oiiiccrr for the t‘lihlllnz year
are:
i’realdt-tit—«la-stcr llyull.
Vice-l'fimidcnt—l'id Ward M. lurk-
w00d. ’
Secretory» Seymour (' urtls
Treasurer and Collecittru-Chutlcs It:
Curtis ,
, Directory-nudge, M, Holmes. E4-
wartl P, Word, "Mfl'li'k M. Quin-
tard. Frederick A. Ills, John P, Trond-
well. Howard A. Craniplon, George
la. Woodward. William 1. Olson.
Council-Thomas .l. West, lmtls W-
! card, .lnhn w. neatly, James It.
'bhcll, Winfield ll.‘ Baldwin, Fred-
erick A Lockwood Albert A Betta
George P. lmkwooii Dr William I.
Weed Samuel lines David H Pol-
lard Frank W (lrcgon
Auditoriw ili- orgt- w uni tntitpl
(his Pitch
All of the reports show the club to
be In a flourishing condition, With iii?
active and ti honorary members. mak-
ing it total membership of an even
200, The club's financial statement
"it Published in these columns a week
ago. There is n balance of $605.71 in
the club's treasury.
During the coming your the enter-
ialnnit'ut t-unlliililrts proposes to a-‘e
the club members in number of trusts.
...—......w-
TALMA TOLD 'l'O VAMOOII.
, ......
That Is the Msissn for "Ikiddoo." he
the lam lay.
lilllllllitil'flll'l'. April ii «A tit-tiled
trcight car. containing a consignment
cl Britlgewrt freight. was opened in
the last nd yards and revealed to
the astonished freight handlers not
"lily its «situated contents. but on it-
year-old youth who had been locked
insiilc since last Wednesday.
The young man was placed under
arrest. and to the police gave it state-
ment that he was llctnsio Taima. oi
Chihuahua. Mtticp. He had entomd
"is car at the Harlem llivur freight
yards Wednesdav afternoon, he said.
to obtain it snatch dialed. When he
awoke the car was locker. and was ‘tt
C.
Noon—Fluctua- .
Didyoueverhsvetronblewith s Suit not fit- J.»
.Itercortltere? Wepsyspecisiattentioato’
myths. iiitiedetallintaklngyourmeasure.
Youselectthe oodsssdthe
Wedotherestmtlgnsmtee . “Mam;
Forflne solidity!“ we; '
theRoysl'i‘ referral“,
o tomattyplesred -
A guarantee with every Suit.
Spring Suits Are in.
Fumlshings and Shoes.
PRICES CLOTHING sun
HEAD Toroor commas
.98 WashingtoaSt. ......“ . .
t it ethnic ‘
MONDAY, APRIL 13th.
Notice the A.& P. Easter uttering This W3.
20 Stamps Free. See Coupon.
I
Great Reduction of; ,. . Extra Stamps during Easter Week.
. ' si sari“ coorou. ' 25 Stamps Free
60 sun?” Free Cut out gals coupon. nre- Wllll ..
Willi sell. i any of our stores -
...... "’“.’.‘.:‘:..“'32..:’.: um.
l C'“, .335. m on Admire PURE “mus,“
A' &P'B'POWDER gta:ps*:;regr:::m goods: Ill, MOT, V
23:: 18lath, to Saturday.
At 5000 The Onset A. I. P. Tda Co. At 25c.
Extra Stamps With Tires and Coffees.
5n Stumps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... see 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coleeat . ... “a.
in Stamps with 1 in Tea at ...... so: 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mes at . ...
2!. Stamps with 1 lb Tea at ...... doc :0 Stamps with 1 lb. Cellos at . ...
2n Stamps with 1 lb Tea at ...... 35c 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Colds at ....
Special Cut Price Leaders. , .,
A a l’. Condensed Milk, 3 cans for 266 Paper She'l‘leAinionda. a twang ... 17s
Fancy Navel 0 es, ill for.... 26¢ gular Price 2
best Oregon l’l'il es. la lb. ....... ac Marshall's Kippered Herriags. a M .
Regular Price 10c. can .................. ”.... WAC]
l’urt- Lard, a pound ............. 101: Regular Price the.
Extra Stamps With Groceries.
20 Slulttps with 7 cakes A. a P. to Stamps with I pkg Tapiocaat 1&4; I
Soup ......................... 25: i0 Stamps with 1 hot. Catssp at .. 1.8 ' .
iti Stamps with I can Spice at .. tile i0 Stamps with i can 8|“ng , -
lil Stamps with i bet. Ollcea at .. 25¢ ................... ....... ...
with i but. “If!
Polish. ........ g .......
25 'tStamps
l0 Stamps withl bot Estraois at its :
Iii Stamps with l but. Salad Oil at the
to Stamps with i can Old Dutch“
Cleanser .....................
Only Absolutely New Laid Eggs at
The A. 8: P. Store.
These Eggs are specially selected. None but is?”
Eggs are kept in stock. No Easter table complete
salsa's'psltsroltss r and ism of PM Road
Eggs.
"Products. Pull Walgttt and Hmst Trading.
lli it iilutit l Pliitlltlil it. ‘
in W Iautitllorwsi ' ‘
‘ Tot. New. WM." It. ' Pros Delivery. ‘ -'
fully“
ma a r.
Norwalk Savings Society. *‘
melon
During his lluprlstiisuioul of "anti,
four days. yotma Talms did not
have u ""0 to out and he was nearly
lamlshcti when he was let out of his
impromptu cell A meal of hard-tack
and water at police headquarters
seemed like tinsel-total in him lie
said that he had only tint- remaining
wish. and that was to gsi hack to that
dear Chihuahua. hits. as rapidly as
to
'l'nltlll told his story ll the police
court, yesterday statutes. where he
was arraigned tor trespassing on rail-
oad p tr . .iudse Pullman ausc
Titanium and Talms was oi-
as? to go. its speaks good laglish.
and an“ regularly employed about rslh
WBHUIIT‘I'I ciflulfl'l'll ill-
.LAWWGI. ”has. April It allo-
date-less alternates to
the hilesil ii i convention.
mm..." ...... “53......“
a
busted». t A «denial
ndtdsh‘oi Secretary at war
William aft tor president was
tabled
dd WALL STREET. NORWALR.
tscoaroaarsn tats.
Devotions: - . ssszsooeor
DIRECTORS.
«ones is. uotuss mount a. coma,
mouse ill. tissues noses ii. aural"
raaosaies a. nu uwis o. coasts
never. sustos ssnsv r. «was
DICK’S FISH“
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