St Washington Street.
iiililli NEWS inns.
,, Mill ”loss communicating with The
mm by Mentions ptssss do It In
Mm wan-with regard to business.
“ii I“ with no to news. call
use. ll tiny will kindly do so, It will
I My «overtime this cities and u-
I all" more my! staunch.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday. Slightly colder
tonight. The storm that wan central
.‘ in Tennessee yeuterday morning has
, moved'northoast‘wurd, and Is now cen-
tral near Montreal Canada It produc-
‘. ed hoovy rain nd high winds In the
. «torn portion of the Lake Region and
New England. It is followed by pleas.
ant weather with low temperature.
frosts were reported froth the north-
are sections. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather, th brisk west
erly wihda and slight lower temper-
store with frosts tonight.
—Call at Byxbee. iim‘lst's, 34 Main
Sb. Nurwalit. on Saturday.
Mrs. Maurlce ii. blotting and non, of
High street. South Norwalk, have re-
turned from a visit In New Haven.
. -v-Latest Spring Derbies. O'Brien.
Saturday chocolates are only 25
cents per pound at The stllieou I’ow
ell Corpbratioa.
—aneball, Saturdny.-liay 2. Amuse-
, meat Park. Norwslks vs. Iner Benin.
Mr. and Mrs. Holly B. Blauson. of
South Norwaik, spent Sunday with
I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sinuson, Scott's
Corners.
~I.IVI-. lobsters. Cuthill's.
Mrs. P. Belle Hutchinson and tom-
Ily, or Taylor avenue. have moved to
William McMahons new house, In
Seymour avenue.
—Wludow Shades. all colors, 29c
upward. Also all colors Rut! Fringes,
10c yd. M. S. Smith a Co.
The combination offered by Flynn
and Ryan Is hard to heat. What more
can you ask In a shoe or oxford than
the latest style. leather and price. The
adv. will tell you more about them
Alexander Cummintl. of New Ilsvou,
and Joseph Pauline, at Stamford. were
discharged from bankruptcy in the
district court of the 'Ulllitid Smto s you
terday.
-Wanlta Dance tonight.
The Board of Estimate and Taxation
of the town of Norwalk held a long
meeting last. evening at the select
men 's office in the town hall building.
They will hold another thin evening.
~lieautifui Pansy I’lnntn. llyxlu-c,
34 Main 8L. Norwslk.
. Chester Ii. Benediot, of Norwalk.
has been engaged as base soloist at
the liniversalist Church, Stamford. for
the ensuing year. Mr. Benedict will
begin his duties next Sunday. and will
sing the offertory solo at the morning
service.
«Peerless Flour. 80c hag; $0.40 bill.
l‘. ii Inwton ac Co}
The Hilllt Reverend.t the Bishop of
the Diocese of Connecticut Chauncey
ilultee Brewster, will vlalt. Trinity
I‘hurch to administer the grace of con-
‘3 flulmurfioat.
lusuredAssInleuel
~00mwud3m018mspsrllll.
TAYLOR mill!!!
Altai-remedy Pimplss, Mules.
Tether or. Gait Rheum. Biotehss. Two
I ors. Boll ltlna’wonas. Ulcers, scram»
Disses”,
lsaad
Johnson's .
Launch Works.
mmmcpmmw.
pull
an ms- or repairs! 011m-
Launchss of all sites built to order
by compstent workmen.
Oyster snarl Point. Ivor-walk
. 05w”: -...-. ....
street. is ill. Inflqfll
. ~Asparaxus. 25¢ bunch. F.D..I..£Co
New English dinner ware at. The
D M. Read Company. The adv. will
tell you about It
~F‘resh Candy.
Smith a Go.
The Croiut & Knapp 00. but factory
ilasrclosed down until Monday. dur-
Ins which time inventory will be tak-
en.
~liardy rose bushes, monthly. :1
and I2 per dozen. liyxhee. IIorIst'a. 34
Main St, Norwallt.
There Is a difference In the kind of
groceries you buy at Joaoloft'a He
will tell you about It in his adv. Bet'
tor read It.
' ——Basehnli, Saturday. May 2. Amuse-
ment. Park. Norwalks vs. lucr Souls.
Mrs. Frank A. State has returned to
her home in Belden avenue, Norwalk.
after a short visit with friends in
Brooklyn, N. Y. .,
——Latest style Dorblos. O'Brien.
Howard til Knapp, who has been ill
at his home In Riverside avenue Nor-
walk for a few weeks. In doing as
well as can be expected.
—Just make a memo of our phone
call. 310. when you ‘neotl a carpenter.
Our workmanship and material are. the
beat. Prices are reasonable. St. Joint
dc Keyser. Steamboat Place.
Miss Emelio Mason. of Peekslglll, N
Y.. is spending a few days at. the home
'of her aunt. Mrs. Charles Ainthorpe, of
Senvlew avenue. East. Norwaik.
wElgin ilutter, {lie lb. . lI‘.l).L. & (In.
If you have been employing Sleepy.
the tailor. Koppel] advises you to side-
track him and get a live one. lie will,
tell you all about It in his adv.
~l’laseball. Saturday. May 2. Amuse-
ment. Park. Norwalks va. Iner Steals.
Fire box No. 65, which Is hucated on
the corner of Main street and Norm
avenue, was tested tluie noon, and was
sound to he in perfect working or-
or.
—~Latest Spring Caps. O‘Brien.
Clinton Commandory, Knights 'l‘om-
plant, will hold a state couciave thin
evening at its quarters In.Wail aim-t.
The Illcd Cross degree wIi be con-
ferret).
~llyxbee, florist. opena a flower
store at Iii Main St., Nor-walk. with
Singer slewing Machine (30.. on Sub
urday or this week.
The Matinee Whisi. Club was eaten
tamed yesterday attornoon at the
litiiilo of Miss Sanger, corner loam
Wail street and Park avenue, Norwaik.
A Very plounullt. meeting In reported.
The first prize was awarded to Mrs.
l'rowltt. Mrs. Reed iiaviiand won the
second prize. and the nest prise wont
to Minn Linn linil. be next meet
in; will be held two weeks from WI
lerduy ut. the home of Mr». A. .I. Nut.
ring. come 1' Maple street and Franklin
avenue
wilpetvlnl prices for Sat. and Mon.
on till lengths of Silk (.llovon. M. 8
Smith it (In.
1/0 and 20c lh. M. 8.
MARTINI! Ti-l! FILTII.
Tomorrow afternoon the new South
Norwnlk iiltrulluu plant will he put
”Mrs. Addie Wood. of 20 Washington _ ,
We clothe trial-er
“orchid .Zm'iortbc
the Clothesy
3“,de
eff
cult treatment.
Proper
Underwear.
HOTEL AHHIVALS.HW
Mahacisomowwl. i". Phillie. Mr; and
Mrs. Murray. New York; I). l-‘nircbild
.Whoelor. Bridgeport: .i. F Murphy,(l.
0. Phillips New York; Giles Putter.
Hartford; i‘Il (lroenstein. Bridgeport:
15.1.Doyle-.Manchenter:[LA (‘uriiu
New York; lI‘ Werner and wife, Ilium.
ford; I). I. Greene. (1 W. lI‘otrIIst. New
York: 1.. hi Bronson, Boston; I‘. it
Ordeu. Wouli‘luld, Muss; George w.
Louder, Audubon.
Clifford~tlnrl .l. lv‘runermtm. Pilla-
burx, i’u.: .louvph ll. Eastman and
wife ..i ll Putnam, illusion; (it-sortie S.
Goodwin. W. II Dinner. (1. l (‘siu E.
C. North. II). it Kimball. New Y;ork (‘
It. zliutrhiuenn. Springfield; Harry I..
Cililllvlilltl wife. H. l., Jewell. Brooklyn
IABT REAL DAUGHTIR DEAD.
Augusta 'l‘.lmtupson the. inst rt'itl
(laughter of the American Revolution.
’dttId at her home here today of a para.
Iytic shock Her father was a drum-
mer Imy In tho Revolutionary army.
Minn Thompmm was born at. W'Oilii-
stoc k. N Y. ..iuncl 1821 and was the
ytuuugnbt of ntuventven llliiliii'll She
was a member of the MliiittInt Porter
('ililpii'l'. I). A. ll. of Waterbury.
ACTOR WALLACK A SUICIDE.
hllillllJIl'l‘tlii'N. May l.--.lnmen II.
of the play "The. llatulil Klan." (‘tlill—
mittld suicide In a hotel in this city
today. Iuy shooting hililtit'". Mr “'llii‘
mic owned a farm in Midtllotown.
l‘ilit‘llil: [III-II them erlI
cilii'liri.
reunite eurer
vigoutum (hit-its still luthIIya.
million and “Pill.
. Inn... a...
‘AI $12 its all :20.
mound—nun.
perfectflttlazmptotbeniontcntincutsndcohr.
coin our showing of the new
Spring WWW“ in browns. W tans, smoke guys.
sndlulua In pencil and shadow stripe
athletic shudders,
eh. two and titres-button models. may with novel
And we save” youn Inert money, for nowhere
else in town can he did Suits oi the quality of
ours at $12. $15 and $20. We invite comparisons.
“I?” in Still and Soft lists. and, cor-
rect Spring egligees, Neckwesr. Hosiery and
woomuutr May i.-—-—Misa ltlmdai
WniIuI-k, a former actor and owner;
III III tin- new bridge over the lilttu
' “Tn. Voice of tilt Chick is Hlsrd in the Land."
The first run would; are the nunu critical In the lilo or the
"(towel a" (‘hick Manna Is a spec illl l0
dill» it“! lN‘l'ulimil' minim d for tho moat critical purlml of little
After that "Ilouuiv t 'iiit k Food" (homo nrouudl will make
This In a food which coulaina practically
tluinlt required by ihe Itrowiuuu chick-produces healthy. ilv. iy and
llowkur'a FI-riilittoriu for lawn
mendllnlnioiher
momma
6009‘!“th-
BASEBALL NEWS.
Connecticut Lupus.
At Now Ilrilninw Bridgeport, 7; New
Britain. (I.
At Waterbury» ii :Iterhury. 5; Hole
yoke." ..
At Springtield~li.ntfoni. I»; Spring-
field. 4.
At New linvow New Ilztvcn. 3:
Morltlvu. ”.
American League.
rnAu‘ New Youkm NI w Yotk- Boston.
IInAt l’llilndolphtuww hinglou, 2;
Philadelphia. l. (ti qul urn).
IAI lieiuoii IIIIIt-Juitthimluo Ituitl
At. til. Ilouia St Louis, 9; Cleve.
luud, l.
National League.
At Illusion wiloslmu it New York." ..
At i‘llishurs~-l’ill lu-ngCincInnutI.
rain.
At Brooklynwlirtuoltl. n." .; l'hilatlul-
phiu. (I. [6 Innings
Cliiagtwchlgngt] fl. lauls. .1.
WM...” ...—...»... ..
COAL TRAIN WRECKED.
ilAlfl‘iMilllld. bid Mu) i— William
Stellar brakcnluu was killed and
t‘omimtor 'l'hume wila lmdiy injured
In a truck of a coal (min on iht' Bal-
louuuo and Ohio llnilrond at ilrad~
show. hill. lolly. The train was derail-
(tun Powder river by the settling of
thoI rom-utiv music till hiding in the
WWII-In end of the puncture. _
every
Buy Oats “firsts Cissn.
MANUEL TOHO HATCH.
‘Ir; “ o 'I
‘ QL'RKQ is 1.3.1
, « I!
ShaIlBeFirst
The "last" thins who
buys on Saturday
distill. Is the “first"
thins she tastes "DO“
the Sunday morn.
LIGGETT'S
' Saturday Candy
comes fresh every
week with a price tax"
on It about one half
the price you are ac‘
costumed to pay for
stale candy.
.. 25:
it
‘\‘—u, ex 4!
Vi
1
.~ .-
. -
"-‘ss.
37‘I-F‘V
a .‘s .
‘\V".
nits .L.‘
.‘
44
tax.
A pound box of
these delicious chocO-
Istss for
29 CENTS.
x
. ,‘
‘fi .
. Yo've‘l.
WALL BTRElil'i‘, 10:10 It. m.—-Open-
lag prices of stocks showed mixed
changes from Innt night, but the law
iority of promiruut. Issues was lower.
None of the changes of those actively
dealt In wan large but American Car
declined 1%. and Third Avenue 1.
Transactions were on a small scale.
moved nervously within it narrow
range and got slightly lower than the
(melting before the market. (infinitely
turned upwards.
due to n rqudorale demand for the
principal western stocks. particularly
St. Paul and Union Pacino. Early
losses reachodfi points to Metropolitan
Street Railway. 2 12 In Wheeling It
Lake I'll-Io pld.. 2 M in Duluth. South
Shore & Atlantic pl'd.. 1 3-4 In Colorado
& Southern 2d Md. and i in American
Smelling. National Lead and Tonnes.
nee Copper. Southern Pacific advanc
ed a point.
WALL STREET Noon ~l’rlcen he-
onmo hard on light dealings until St.
Paul had risen 2. Southern Pacific
WI. firmware and lludeon l%_ Union
Pacific and Iowa Cetuml old. 1. North
American 2%. and Westinghouse Elec-
Iric 2. St. Paul pfd. declined 2. Bonds
worn Irresulnr.
WAIJ.‘ STREET. 1 p. m.—»-A qllil‘l
accumulation of the etunIlard dividend
apmulatiun.
the dividend rl- (illt. liotl
l’llll. AIIEI l’llIA Ma I “The dirt-o
tors of the Pennsylvania Railroad (Jo.
today declar- d u aoml- animal dividend
of it per co- m which Is a reduction at
one half of one per i‘.l‘lli from the lust
m-minnhuni dividend. and places the
stock on a six per cent. basis.
The Editor of The Sentinel.
liner Sir:--IAftcr yesterday's issue
or your paper had gone to press. l
discovered that through an inadver-
uu-ution In my letter of appreciation.
the (‘hornl lininu Orchestra. i re put
the omission the more because the or
t'lli‘lillil (hire lit-nib. Mr. llotlklmt. Mr,
Valiant. Mr t'hinneru and Mr Met»
faithful and edicient work for It and
with It. And mention should
Litlloiohn who. though crowded with
pmfesshunnl eluputeuuenus. has given
the orchestra
interact in the cruise of the unemplov-
room In wALL emits—i
WALL STREET. ll 3. m.—-f’rices
The recovery was
paying: railroad stocks imparted a de-
urw of strength to the entire market.
but. illul‘e was iiltlo of interest Ito the
Pennsylvania was work
ml up I I -lI aItI-r the announcement of
THANKS CHORAL UNION ORCHES-
TBA
tonne. l deeply regret i had iniit-Ii to
rluml. have been loyal to the churn»
from the beginning. and have done
have
III-en made of the m- Iiivlull‘i'illt‘e of Minor
her limo and labor Invtnhly In training
it was no nurpriao to
me in view ul‘ pant expelleme of her
generosity to find that because of hor
Inveétment
I. clothes is as helpful to ~
you as a good Invest-
meat in anything else.
We offer you dollar for
dollar value In our Suits.
Shoes---Hats---Furaishiugs
III. Fill In! hill IIIIIIII .
FOR WEEK COMMENCING ~
MONDAY APRIL 27th
BEST GROCERIES for the LEAST MONEY
EXTRA sTAMPs WITH Teas AND cOFFEEs. .-J 9
so Stumps with I ib. Tea ..... . 00c .10 stamps with 1 lb Cortes 38a
40 Stamps with 1. III. Ton ...... 50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coflee .... M
25 Stamps with I III. 'l‘ea ..... .. 40¢ 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee .. .. 250
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Ten. ..... . 35c 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Com .... 200
. I noun. noun. noun. — 3"
Strictly FI'BSh Eggs, Best. Milled. 24% lb. Sack one ‘I
Best Milled, 7 lb. Bag ...........
lief dozen. 20c Best. Milled, 25g lb. Bag 13s.
semi». our. PRICE caacxsa sALs.
. 90
A Pound
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIE8.
it)n Stamps with 1 im Shaker Suit. lit) Stamps with i can Smoked Sar-
7c- ‘ .
Al’scitsze...
Regular ‘
Price, 10c.
Lemon Cookies
Raisin CtuultII-H
lioynl‘ Lunch
Sugar ('rimp
Buperbn
Spiced Jumhios
Social Teas
Nabisco
Marshmallow Dainties
lied Grahams ‘
........................... dines, at
”($101935 “m‘ 1 Pk! 59")! NW" 10 Stamps with 2 pkgs. Stove Polish.
' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII each ........ .. be - ,
”..S'fi'fi't’t.I}!‘.‘..‘fI..'.‘:..°Iftft’f3‘n. ......m.....';................ r .
iii 3”"an with 1. pkg: Macaroni or nut each. . ...... ........... ,
Blmghotti. at ...... u ...... 10¢ 10 Stamps with 2 cakes ScourIne
10 SIMIIIIR with 3 pitgs. Corn Soup, (radii. ................... .
Siarth. (Inch ..... . ............. 7c 10 Stamps with l pits. E. C. Corp. 10!
A SIP G d d Mil, my” “,9
u I
. . Oil ease ...... “are... C
Hilton's star-keeper snd Home at Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
lulu. tune I Partisan?
124 ”Washington 8t. loath Not-walk.
,. Tel-N 0.00! "so Delivery.
Norwalk Savings Society.
Ilrmation 'thls evening all: 30. At 8: 30 (Id and in the work of lilo t‘horni Ilu»
he will hold an informal reception In
the Sunday school rooms to meet the
parishioners of Trinity Church. livery
member of the parish ls heartily wul
«line and cordially Invited to be pruw
1‘ ill.
~Btmetal for Saturday:
(ii llama. 12%! iii. Nubile Market.
Slum (‘ur
Into ptIrmnut-ut rommlsnlon. The may
or. tut-mileru of thlI (Itumt'il. hoard (ll
health. the special tiller committee.
city ('ii‘l'll and elimination coutquL
oloolrio light culululsaiouura. with the
Wltlel‘ commisuhmura. will go up to thI
litter and It Is expoclod to have the
mayor turn on the sparkling etiiueul
at 3 o'clock The party will meet at
Base Ball Goods
Ion ,sho have her services freely as
tirst viuitn of ”III string quartet ill the
limo Maiden mneerlw tlelvites all
thtum who attended will agree with ma
toatrlhuiml largely to Its artistic sun-
will“.
Thanking you for the courtooy of
publication l remain.
Yours truly.
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
lNCOHPOIATID ll”. \
Deposits over -, - - $3, 525,.00000
DIRECTORS.
:luuth Main street. Buimuua‘ liver stable and the start ‘
A pleasant so on party was held win I... made it...“ there m l: ill. in William ”.P Beers, ”WOW” 0- Willi“? clones at. new“ woman a. cums
M WWW.“ Mm " mm “mm‘ ignm'inmimm will he Emmi"! m asst. straws sans. :::;::rc:::tr:i {flis'g'afiwu'm
.- II we or mpariilluill. try 0 our ‘ .
it till y or s “it! ili'DV 1mm,” 0' townspeople that would ”ON AND “'ATIONIIV ITOIII. louuervalor of Mary A. Riltor to FLOYD 'f. IUWQI HINIV I. Oozlflllfl
.N'ora A. iisrry. land and butldiuas.
(lionwoud avenue.
Lavinia A. Booth to Susie (‘hand
ler. twp tout. Yost street W.”
Burma .I Wiiaon to ltimma l.. Mu
thither. .N'tlw Yorltr lot and quiltliuns.
Component. 's
iiurton l.. Wright to The Arilltli"
ed a nudism. prsnnnt word
Hi“ Militias lion list. Florence
Milli II. My dim Ila lather. Lil.
Hun lament I. Msy an. Florence
Autlursttil. m m g. All“ lilii'l'i-
kau. Allen lanolin], Ii . littll Butlillll
Amullu M- . Andursorl
i"ii'll(*l’ii‘llil . , Milli
| SOUTH MAIN I'l'lll'i'l
IOUTH "DIWALI.
like to vialt tho plant tomorrow ulter-
noun would he mom Waterloo».
'00 DILAVO PAIOINGIII
QIIEIIINII'I‘OWN. MnI l. m'i'hu toll
horn made It impuasih u for int) pas-
senger» who were awlilttmu at l‘uusrd
49 WALL .‘i‘lll‘l‘r
NORWALK.
DICK’S FISH MARKE
Blues and Weeks
Delaware Shad. illstlislu. lists. Smelt. Strait
coil. to ill. No from stock. lineal-
mmsndlioundcm. (testicular lag.
Cutbill’s , Bridge Fish . Market.
.. , . , 1 Line steamer t'urouia to embark on .0
:‘l't'.l‘i‘.r.”tlliii" ‘ Magazma tlml motel when “my BMW] horn mm 11:22:.» (wa'land sud Imlidltuts. tin“... ‘80 w a on
”y“... (furl u lilwlua. this uuornlua. The will he taken or CharlesA Aliherwood to Mom in mt Slth mid“-
Winn leavoti neat
an. Oil. the Mlllli‘dtuhifl.\t‘
lasts. «.5. dunner
‘ m
p pm. «May sltlu ituhinu is an to
~ mm...“ tor. The more ytnt scratch worse
am In“. it Items. llama ilintmni cum pl
in alum an. "mm"! skis Itching. At. all
«attics
union
Curtis. imildlus lot. Ci‘lltiti street. War.
fluorite ill. (‘urlis to Parish of Grace
(mulch. hulidius lot. ('roluu street Qt.
Illudu ll. lilirharl In Horace i.‘. lilti-
wouds. ltulldluu tut. Marion street.
or.
vld A. how to Broderick it How-
an land and "trim honour, ideal avo
Herbert. When.
Inn littlllltim
law limiiill I t .4.
lil‘utllllli’llngm '
lumu. .ir.. Mr. ,
Mt. humanist .
meillnl Willi .
and Iiuttuilll.
Buck and Roe Shad. Salmon. BluefishWealo I .9.
tin Halibut. Eels. Haddock. ‘
. ockswsy Omen Etc. 4 ,
mu DELIVERY. WI. or
rurrmuiuuents warn nus. War.
incliuuu waits KW _
“alumna? ogwscrlvcu; s‘t'auo' DlAkllifi . ,
I i I ' 9 ‘ . , u U" ’0 N . ‘ I
.. my“; 7 3...... g "...... gm.“ .3... Good Butter, per lb. - - 28c and 33c
~~ um » est at e snails m u o w
Iiudurwvsr I ‘II Th M &““e P I” vahlab'e minor Plano hunters” Annotation Braids Brand iiilil um can .. . ... tOs'l liars ima‘ has for .
limp, iv ere e a ’8 lam yesterday. The Inner olicsrs lites” italic tor ........ Is lismndaOslons.qt. ..........".as
I - QM“ mt Mum“ “ .Im‘l'“ Mm ...:ilklltlstssltvlts lhsmmpsi-ssvssssls‘bsssllt’m
it lost.
Tim. 2. mullaavorsasdhumntw
'I'I a“. .
mam . m
In». W WWW” cm «was.
“'6; King-9'
ths lacks
“if high
litiw lisvns.v
tits, of Now ilavss.
(laser. at ”artist-Ii
hairs on them
mutants
Enough to Keep Safe.
at AVIAllalhs
Mu. MM!" wvagsm
Norwalk Chronicler