Athletics fer Terriers-ew-
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tide is :11 e. no: ":35 p. m.
A .muto slam WM on
NO. 1“. F. and A. Mu
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SWOT M. WILOOX. See'y.
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d at". it's MMWe riimth
o'clock p. In. .F. 0..
All Master Mauvrl: cortisily
belly invited.
. Internally yours,
IOIIIT It. wrtcox,"
Sso’y.
" _ Viadi‘Iw their agencies
fimllhflid stop accepting Am
‘ lily the serious tires of the last
”three years. A prominent un-
rltar said today:
know some at the English are
convinced that this whole counv
a going to burn up one of these
e companies are taking
. p _ andjthat's why i think some or
‘ may withdraw from the United
The fear oi the British compan
tine to the poor q lily of con-
! .- .. in so many ot a large Am
, cities. Such fires as this latest
ought to lead to better building
‘fiiiiliiihods.
V. Fitzpatrick, the executive onl-
ing Inspectors and Commission-
isle me today.
e conilsgrailon at Chelsea is Just
anon costly lesson.
nnwiedom of putting up ilimsy,
, non-Bro proof buildings. Catastrophies
ta-‘itlils have occurred many times
W, and every one constitutes an
t for fire proof contructlon.
AM a while the public should learn
that it is much cheaper to build well
. n to support expensiw- ilrc depart-
. instill and pay insurance prenduma.
‘ B "Good construction is the best kind
Int insurance. it would save the coun-
try millions of dollars every year. it
Is no wonder that. foreign insurance
dompanieh rear American risks, con-
.=an the number of large coniia
“.gi’allons we have bad."
. llr. l'ltspstricit went on to say that
:‘the'per caplta Ire loss of the United
v. States was about 82.60, against a per
' ogpiia loss of less than Bil cents in
large European countries. The cost of
‘ tire to the country, including mainten-
"00 of tire departments, insurance
titanium. eto., amounts to 85001000.-
SSS. or more than 80 per cent; of the
be!!! spent on new buildings.
M I!“ lust been finished in New
Jilin a house which is thought to be
important advance in are proof
houses. it is the first term
«one house ever passed upon by the
W department of New York
US belongs to Professor laugh of
New York University. Another like
ltle being erected by Amos L. Sebast-
; an engineer for the Public Service
‘ mission.
The rising price of lumber. builders
. .‘say. is constantly reducing the dliler- .
‘ sIMlnthe restoration-tire prootand ;
‘t
h It's prom house. it is setting to he
. won't bars as one that will. .
shli otlld ldfl
III cans gene a
Wists.
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.oeorse ll. Isobar. Isa-
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risks. 'l'hey hhve been made ‘
, itidl' oi the international Society of -
It IS proof OI '
. sheet as cheap to put up one that I
1,‘ mus wens UNINITIUOT- E
tieeaaese 3
even is piboftae stormy .
W sweaty 10.0 voters were pm .
ant. D. $5; Northrop was chosen ;
of the Mlvmlllle tor
lose/oh Davis"
85 Washington Street
. New
they cost no more, and
. in ‘ ‘
e!
York
ENJAMIN
‘ Correct Clothes
for Men are
wear Iongér than others.
And there is the Correct
New York Style that
stays in a “Benjamin”
Garment to the end.
That’s why we sell,
“Benjamin” Clothes. _
Tailor, Clothicr,
Hatter, Furnisher
OOHOONEO DISABLED BUT SAFE. ed the breakfast food business In this
ice. arrived back here today with her
head gear carried away.
the vessels the Lewis recited llalifaa
last night, leaving only the
West missing.
Issuaths
at
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OATMEAL KIND DEAD.
AKRON, Ohio, April iii—Ferdinand
Schumncher, known as the "Oatmeal
King of America." from having found-
.................
any.
”It“ TI OS!
ham.
LOUISBURG, C. 8., April 16,—Thc,m“""¥.
Jennie Myrtle, one of three schoonera
.whioh left here a week ago and which
it was feared had been cahght in the
Human A.
litt Kind You till list W
‘dght. lie was
Another of
Violet
g—u—u—u-h—
‘i-‘oiey's Honey and Tar for
by the N
Clifford Pharmacy.
THOUSANDS
of 15c packages free
Saturday-At Your Grocers
Mapl-FIake Day
LOOK FOR BIG AD WITH COUPON
IN .FBIDAY'S SENTINEL
Announcement !
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conedtorstotheetfedtthsttheliewlerh‘GroceryCest-
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NewYork Grocery Co
same-scan».
ssIllsevtIlteeeestrit'
eveledvIQserertste I
died at. his homo here last
82 years old. He rotii'
from business some years MO. ‘1
ter having disposed of his large in-
terests to the American Cereal Com-
pany, now the Quaker Oats Compani-
Schumacher gave large sums for Gilli
national and charitable purposes.
THE NEW PURLIAC’OOD AND DIUO
We are pleased ti) announce that
coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not aflected
ai Pore Food and Drug
law as it cuisine no opiate or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plaisted's. Drug Store and 'l‘ he
ll
25o
‘ r
Ifiii.' Irelvsres steesslevsstl-ssie '.
.O'II'OIIIII QIOIISIIIIIIIC m
teaeeetrtl
serves-vs
MOVING TO NEW YOOK.
u—n—I—I
Fernande- A Ernst. diner."W “aerator.
Leave bouiitrt
on.
The effects of the miles a
thrust Company. the cigar manufactur-
era. are being to New York
city where the company in tuture will
be located. at e West. Broadway.
The company lg making this change
owing to the great diliicuity in induc-
ing the Cuban and Spanish workmen
to leave New Yorb city. This trouble
has greatly interisred in the out In
getting out orders. The companys
product is cigars made exclusively
from imported Havana tobacco.
There will be no change in the resl~
deuce of the members of the company.
WY George G. Ernst and Treasurer
Charles 0. Swan: continuing to malts
South Norwaiit their home. The other
member of the ilrm. Vice-President
James D. Springer. resides in Cleve
land, Ohio.
I
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LAST SEVEN WORDS. .
Services at Trinity Church. on
Iisundy ThursdaywA celebration pi
the Lord's Super at 7: so in the even-
ing. Good Friday there will be a
short service at 1 o'clock in the morn-
ing. From 18 m to 8 p. liL. there will
be a service of meditation and prayer.
The subjects of the meditations w ll
be the Seven Last Words of or
Blessed lord as He hung upon the
Cross. Each meditation will be fol-
lowed by prayer and a hymn. The
Rev Mr. Kenneth McKenzie, rector of
Holy Trinity Church. Westpori. will
conduct the medltaiiiine. the rector oi
Trinity the rest of the service. This
is a service for all people. whether
members of Trinity ('hurch or not All
seats are free. all are welcome. Those
who cannot stay three hours will have
ample opportunity to leave during the
singing of one of the hymns. At 7 :30
p. to. service and sermon by the rec-
tor. On Saturday at i baptism.
NEW OVOTEO BOAT.
The “Admiral" Latest Addition to the
Ellsworth Fleet.
A new oyster boat has arrived in
South Norwsiit. and she is being view
ed with interest by those employed in
the trade
The new comer la the “Admiral,"
and is an addition to tho Ellsworth
fleet. sShe is repelled by a gasoiene
motor, which a the power of several
other Ellsworth boats and has trim
lines. She is apparently about the sire
of the Commander.
EAGLES' MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The Norwallt Aerlt- of Eagles held
a regular masochism evening and
two candidates .rr- supplied with
"wings." The floor work of the new
degree team. it the direction of
Conductor William .l Powell. was ex-
cellent. The officers have been ap-
pointed as n no mitten to complete
arrangements for .- annual memorial
services. to be held ilav 3 In Music
all. The services will be open to
e public this year. In past. years they
have been for the llll‘lliiwl’l' only ‘
Los'r atom or sort! eves.
CHICAGO. April iii-A dispatch to
the Tribune from Sittiboynil Wit.
says:
After loving the stain of on» eye by
a hot boll flying into it Arthur Book
with. an iron worker. rcsutncd work
yesterday wearing [we'll goggles, An
liaiinn be displaced hit him for rc-
vengii. smashing the glasses lnlo his
30th e e. and melting
slap-worn. stale stack.
Tandem gist. tart
‘ s racsaoas
. ONIONS—Na
President Modesto Fernanda. Seere- -
anuoua's sodas dunno strenuous” . . . .. . . . . . .. .
an mm «atoninge
WWII
with National “State Pure lend st.‘ .
PEACHES—Seuss Peaches. (illiterate fruit. puti up in bssvy
Wm“ uOOIS'ifs'lOI'ltsOlesetssltstIOllI'lI'iI'
‘1m%%W-mwhm-:: CeceliaslllAD ”CIMMMMMaMMe
'l ODIN."me Manatee“. census
. largessdssund.....bu..St.ssipb..alsiqt..|s “M bread. I 50
SWEET CLOVER er mucus IMHO I
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LOUIS .JO L FF.
A pure grape Cream of Tartar Powder."
An aid to digestion—an assurance of
healthful food.
The favorite baking powder with all good cooks.
To the request for a remedy for
black ants, would say that personally
i have found oil of sassufras put on
blotting paper and laid about the
shelves on effective as anything. A
friend tells me she used to use sprigs
of tansy. Nearly every one has a fav-
orite remedy.
A mechanical rabbit that can be
wound up so that he will keep nodding
nmusingly is a pleasing ornament for
the center of a children's Easter table.
anll ones not before each plate would
undoubtedly prove a great delight to
the little folks.
if croquetlos are dipped in the egg
and crumbs a half hour or so before
trying. they are not so likely to fall
apart ‘i
Americans do not seem to take very
kindly to the idea of an artificial
flower ,fnr adding a contrasting note of
color in the costume. but it Is one that
the French have long and cleverly
used.
Mash berries for shortening with the
sugar an hour before serving to get
plenty of juice, but save some of the
perfect fruit for garnishlng
Though a plain cream uauce may be
used for oyster patties ibe addition of
beaten exit yolks is considered by
many an improve t: some like a
dash of nutmeg or the flavor of mace
as they do in creamed oysters.
Covering the whole hat with lilacs
and adding a huge rost- with leaves at
one side for height is a simple way of
producing an unearnmonly pretty hat
of the turban variety. The combina-
tion of runes and lilacs. as you have no-
ticed, is one of the most highly favored
combinations this season. both in nat-
ural colors and in every other conceiv-
ablo shape
if you havo parrot a can of pineap~
a vcry nice pineapple ice can he made
from it by adding an equal quantity
aftér partly {retiring it. ”Hi
while of an egg.
toward the once popular firm-inn knot.
FOP INTEREST 'I‘O WOMEN. M
In good for rheumatism. but not all of
pie syntp left over. you will find that 0
,Norwalk llarilware Co;
of water. sugar and lemon juice and.
beaten i
!
There is a tendency in hair dressing -
One of the very new Parisian ideas
in summer hate is to let the iiowm
that ornament the crown fall off on to
the simmers that hang down the
back quite to the waist, the flowers
with their foliage being caught all
along nearly to the code.
A good many of us know that celery
us can tell why McCall's Mogaslnet
says it Is because it produces alkaline
blood. and where this crisis. there is
neither gout. rheumatism nor nervous
prostration to an, extent. When cook-
ed it is man healthful than when eaten _
HIV.
HE DOT WHAT HE NEEDED.
"Nine years ago it looked as it til!
time had come." says air. 0, Farthing.
of Mill Creek, Ind. "l- was so rill
down that life hung on a very slender
thread. it was then my druggist rec'
ommended Electric Bitters. i bought
a bottle and i got what i needed—
strength. l had one lot in the grave,
but Electric Bitters put it back on the
turf again. and i've been well ever
since.” Sold under guarantee at i".
ll. Baxter's drug store. We. ”
Garden Tools, Flows,
' Farming Implements.
Paints, Oils. Varnish.
and everything you need tor
f, Sill”.
"Get in line" and let us do your!
hwn flower Sharpening and Repair-
ing now before the "rush houses" is
lira. James H. Walsh and Mrs. nu
lien: Worden. of Norwalk spent “in
day in Bridgeport.
E. A E. Gerham,
1
Decorator,
East l’ Norwalk.
TEL. 452.
The Soundest, a... .
of Investment Known
Based on the Permanent Ownership
of New York Real Estate.
BOD 95 Guaranteed
Shares Pay nterest.
Shep Hear it Wall St.
'Phone.
V
“eavevs’”
Principal payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in .
ratio of live to one. .
A card will bring you our literature!
{or a personal interview.
i it. L. COIUSN, General Agent
is min sci
1. SOUTH "AIN‘T.
EA TER GREETINGS I
Many years we have served the Norwalks with a first-class. line of
GROCERIES
Our long experience in this line has taught us the way and when to buy goods. and we are always willing to give our trade the
benefit of same. We realize that our success is due to your liberal patronage and we appreciate it. We don't pretend to give you sente-
thing for nothing. nor a gold dollar for fifty costs. but we do claim to give a hundred cents oi value tor every dollar spent here. and sis-
teen «races to every pound sold.
Eggs, 17c doz. Eggs, 17c doz. Eggs. 17c doz. ‘ngs, We doz.
Not how many. but how good! We handle nothing but strictly fresh specially selected for our trade. at astonishingly low
prices. Watch our window display and advertisement in newspapers tor Easter Specials.
. Fancy Creamery Butter, 31c and 33¢ per lb.
R. Uswsrethstourprieesereiowerthsnthoseolasyetourcompetitersl Seeauuwesntlcipatedtheadvanceandcen-
tractsdatlowprlces. liywhevm‘tnhdsehyourneighbora. We mahoiteurdutytoeleryoubpeeisiaseasonabie goodnsndnot
pelb. Have you tried stir SMOKED ”In It to delicious.
PICKLED PIOS' "IT. "Ell-ID LAID TONOUIS. as each.
couqmnussasmcmvnky. large ..........plba.sge
bill-l CRACKS". pet up by the National Siscuit Corny-w.
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