inhibitors
iiatwosds. allotment
Lewis I. Grltlln.
The debit! 0! Lewis Benjamin (trif-
formerly oi Daubury. occurred
night at his home in West lied
lag. Death was the result of an ap-
oplectic shock received by Mr. Grillin
week ago. The deceased. who
would have been forty-{our years at
age had he lived until May 13. was a
Mitre Oi Danbury. the son of the late
. ' 8.‘.Grliiln He was a batter and
at the time he was stricken by his
iatai illness was employed at the fac-
. tory of the BethclManuiacturing Com
baby. He was also an expert tele-
* “ grapher and had, at times. been tem-
. . rily in the employ of the New
. ark. New Haven‘and iisrtford rall-
road as station agent.
« _ » Mr. Grliiin was of modest and re:-
‘. tiring disposition and was held in
high esteem by his many acquaintanc-
es. Be is survived by one brother,
Edward Grillin. iron: whose home. 36
- Washington avenue. the funeral will
'be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Steve Kurlmal.
, Steve Kurlmni. two-year old son oi
‘ Mr. and Mrs Gabriel Kurimai, died
last night from whooping cough. Fun
oral services were held this afternoon,
the Rev Gabriel Dokas oillciating. in-
torment followed in Pine island Ceme
. ery.
MILK WAGON HORSE FNIBKY.
Oats Tangled Witlt a Hydrant. Smash-
\ as Wager: and Outs its Laps.
A horse owned by William M. Bells,
oi.Bpringwood Farm. and hitched to a
milk wagon. became frigtened this
morning while standing in Morgan
* avenue. Norwalk. and started toward
the centeroi the city. but the animal
became entangled with a water by
drant. He came to a stop. but not
without damage. Driver Ryan saw
the trouble and was soon alter the
horse. The horse's logs were cut and
the top of the wagon was torn off.
while about 40 quart. bottles.“ milk
were strewn about the street. The
horse was taken to Dr. Brundsge's
stables ln'Main street. ,
Wld‘l' NOIWALK CONTRACT.
Work has been started on a cot-
tage and dairy building in West Nor-
wailt for John Sherman iioyt. of Con-
tentment island. Darius. The cottage
will be of trams construction. 20:32
lost. two stories high. and the dairy
building. which will be erected in the
nor. will be built oi iiOllCl’Ole. Harry
'i'reirey. of Greenwich. has the ear—
vanter work and the Shea & Sullivan
Co. the mason work. The plans are
, by Architect iienry O. Fallon. iliill
_ Broadway. New York.
obviate“ smalls.
The outlawing lattara rentals oacali
ad tar at the toiletries outpaces tor
the sonsat wash.
loath Norwallt.
lira. Mar if It. Campbell.
'i'itaalsa mailing
Julia molt. iii mainstun liVullllt'.
W. Fletcher. Fairlsid avenue.
it'mi Base (lags Stock (in. i2i.
l). W Oviilia. 232 Smith stteot.
Gitrl ll Karrher.
liar. Mitchell ill-tick Co
Paloma? Ni clause
. timer“? aul ill.
MAI 'thlt .
., firs. J. w. gratin. Harbor View
Nil. D. rbur.
its.
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ll. am 133% 85 Henry ill.
ll
. by Malone. li'l Prospect tit
this musu- It. r EMT“. mus.
a n
WORRY LINE.
mdsllsbia to wesr.’ The sort that will‘
srstsa attire mmwum worsteds. roman-ls stays.
in
(laments that sell in other stores lot 810 and its. our price
Ila-elaboratewdotlarsareasgoodi youaaaonl saeelseistbeae
means! It and look as over bugle going “regime. «-
“ n a ;t Clothmg Co.
Y properties.
,whcre the explosion occurred
navy blue serial. Benson 0 new
unto-data checked suits tor men at
A Trade.
A ftrsde may be made (it a nice
house tor a good to! or two, and a lit
tic cash. possibly without.
Also call and see my list at line
it is time well spent for
those interested.
Ml‘. Lawrence.
2 soura mm or.
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manoffiousa LOCAL news.
The town's steam road roller is
still at work rolling down the crushed
stone the City at Norwalk has spread
in West avenue. Another barge load
of the stone is extracted in the near
future.
The Knights of King Arthur of
Grace Church will holds banquet this
evening at the Mahacitemo Hotel. A
line program has been prepared‘and
many prominent speakers will be
present
Most of the schools of the town had
'sbort sessions yesterday. as it was
Arbor and ilird Day. and most all at
them celebrated the occasion with
tree planting and a general cleanup
oi the school grounds.
DYNAMITE!) THE TRAIN.
Tramp Believed to Have Taken Re
wage for Election at Butts, Mont.
BUTTE. Mont. May 2.~—-East-hound
Burlington train. No. a. was dynatnltt-d
near the Northern Pnciilc station here.
last night. The exploaitm caused the
first or helper engine to leave the rails.
but it plowed along tor a low hundred
feet without turning over. Tim new
and engine crashed into the bunk
south of the truck, a low lengths truth
and
turned over. Every person on the
train has been accounted for except
Engineer Bossy. oi the second i'li-
sine. who is supposed to be burlcd un-
der bis locomotive.
Cari Mange. who was riding on the
blind baggage. was taken from the
roses oi’ timbers under which he was
buried. ‘ ills arm and. leg were broken.
Fireman George Ellie, of the second
engine. was, severely scolded. llolb
were hurried to the hospital. Express
Messenger J. B. Valentine was serious.
ly cut by a flying grenade. His escape
from death in bin car is considered
remarkable.
Sheriii Charles Henderson and the
police have begun an investigation.
The dynamiting is believed in be the
work of some tramp seeking rt-reuuo
tor being elected from a. train.
PAL sousstsg: aaassr POL-
L
John J. Fol-an Arrested in Hopewell,
N. Y., ler rum committed
in Hartlord.
HARTFORD. Miiy awn-loll" .l. Ftll'lln
of this city. was arrested in ilopbs-cll,
N, \'.. ycslerday. by lbuiclivo lowuon
of the New Haven road, and litstectlve
Young oi the New England iorce.
Roma in alleged to baw- lmcn lmpll.
«rated in the theil. of 12.000 worth bl
allit from treight cars in the yards of
tho New York. New Haven 1 Hart-
ford Railroad here last lkwvnllmr The
silk was part ofya consignment ship-
ped by (‘lielley Brothers at South
Manchester. James J. lllcliouoush
who is serving time luv the same-m.
tense implicated l-‘ntnu in tin» manor.
and the unicorn have bet-n looking for
him for the past live mouths
PRIOIDINT OF KINGFIOHIN COL-
LIGI.
NORWIU," Mu 'Jvitev Dr P A.
Northrop. oi Norulthlnwn. hits been
rolled to tho prosldeucy oi Klnutlaner
College. Oklahoma. and is tlwrc now
to attend a lili‘t'llilfl or the college and
lmsslbly in nulmunoo his decision. llr.
Northrop [or ilfioeu yours was pastor
of the First l‘unsrogullonai church
have hour yours and its was appoint
rd stutlviicnl secretary oi the tionarv
aaiiunnl iiocivtlu» ut lhiv Country.
which position he has hold for four
yearn. inlet acting itii secretary at Alli
vrlctm Missionary llmrlety. ills work
being locally in the south. The Kins»
llabar College was founded by ll. ii
Osgood. ui thla city. ‘tintl is now a
growing collage. having at present
about two hundred studnnts. and has
been (illitll‘llilliml to by Andrew earns.
sis in. ”erratum Ohlcusn. and other
i eat ate .
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and you are till the Worry bias. The Worry
would you lacs debit
um u». by having a savings account in
ml to...”
tilt mill limtllr' boast-om
gluon church
Last evsaln Dr. flaciarland save
the North at course of lectures on
Forum Travel. at the booth Norwallt
Congregational church . ~
at 1:30 the new amulet
of!” the even, its ill. Blowout
rendered the i wing omareci recital
at music by French eonlpours:
votta. “Annette at Labia," by Aug.
Durand; The Virgin's Prayer, by Mao
usual-Shelley; (landless Nuptial, by
Dupola; Melodie Op. to. by Masseuse:
The Banctus. by Gounod; March in.
E hat. by Obit-and
Tbs vocal music in connection with
the wanes was rendered by Mrs. c. b.
Johnston sad Miss Mabelle Ferris. oi
the church cite a. Miss Farr . l3 «gr
with besutliflflavt "Si mes Vera
Avslspl ties lea," by Hahn. and also
Up douslisn by Delbruclt. tit-a. John»
stun gave a line rendering of Nassau
et'a Elelt. During the boautliul and
lite-like icture of the grand staircase
Mrs. Johnston rendered
Soigneurs," from "Lea Huguenols,‘
The lecture began with a review of
the previous course of travel through
Switzerland and Germany and then
continued down the Rhine into Hol-
land. Dr. Macfarlsnd gave a render
lng oi a ballad in the expressive Dutch
language. lie gave an interesting dew
crlptioa oi the country and the splen
did history of the brave little Holland-
ers. As the pictures were shown he
brought out. as in previous lectures.
the points oi great historic interest
with which they are associated. The
course at travel began at Nymegen on
the Rhine; including Amsterdam. Mon
nlkendsm. Mitten. The Hague. Haiti
and Rotterdam. Matty oi the pictures
shown on the screen were taken by
Dr. Maciariand upon the occasion oi
the coronation ot the present Queen
Welhelmins. in 1898. Dr. Macfsriand
having been present at the corona-
tion exercises both at Amsterdam and
later on when they Were repeated at
Rotterdam. ‘
Antwerp and llrusaels were the liel
giau cities described. and than the
lecturer passed on to the beauties of
Paris. lie described the many tic-ls-
situdes oi the French republic and
then took his hearers over the bean-
tiful city at Paris. associating the till
forent parts of the city with their
historical memoric.
iie took a clesrl laid out route ov-
er the city. beginning with the Royal
Palace pmcoediug up the line do ill
voli, to the 'i‘uilerics Gardens. the
Place Veudome. and the Opera House.
then along the lloulcvard and to the
beautiful Madeleine,
From there» be conducted his henr-
are out iron: the Place Concorde» up
the Champs Riyal-ell to the falltoua
Arch of Triumph. Following came the
'l‘rocadero Palace and the field at
Mars with its celebrated Elifol tower.
At this point a bout was taken down
the itlver Soluo to the Hotel dea in-
validvs and the magnificent tomb oi
Napoleon. From this point the“ route
went on through the Latin quarter to
the Pantheon and the Luxembourg
Palace. The Cathedral of Nolro Dame
was visited and its deal-oration during
the so-callcd "age of reason" describv
ed. Here again the boat on the Seine
was taken to the beautiful Hotel do
‘Viilc, which has played so large a his
unit! part in the many revolutions of
Paris. The lissllie crime nest and
then a visit to the. Pure lachnlao coni-
luatrioua dead. iir. Maciariaud show.
ed pictures or the tombs of \lclor
Cousin the Philosopher, llalsac and
of Abolard and lieioiac. He then ties
(ribrd the beauties of the many works
at art in the Louvre and showed a pic-
ture of the famous Venus dc Milo.
which he. took.
The iwnutliul Royal Palace at Vt‘i"
miller and Monlalnblcn wore assoc-
iated with their historic contractions
with Louis XIV and other French sov-
ereigns. At the little: place the sen
lenttli of divorce against Josephine waa
rendered in 12409.
On the way to take the boat to cross
the channel. Dionne, Amiena. with its
ianlous cathedral and Calais wore visa
lied. Dr. Macfarisud tell his travel-
era on the English Channel looking
at the (treat White Chalk (little ol
Dover ahead of them.
\‘cry elaborate preparations have
been made tor the closing lecture
next Friday evening. The country to
be covered will begin at Canterbury
and will include London. the other
minis oi interest in England. and also
Scotland and Wales. leading with iro-
ianti. During the lecture a lull chorus
of twenty voices will render iirltlah.
licotcb and lrialt national airs About
2.30 pictures will be shown. the slides
of which have been made from ur
Maclariuud‘s own photographs.
JAPAN DINO. TNANKI.
‘WAtillilNil'l'ON. Nay Bwi‘roalduul
Roosevelt today resolved the iolluwing
vsblosrsm train the emperor at Japan
in reply to the proaident' a albatross of
ctuldolence on the disaster in the
cruiser Naiauabitua:
“'l'ultio. bitty 2.
"President of the United States at
America. Washington.
"The great sympathy which you
have to osrue ly expressed on as
mum of tho erribla disaster to out
warship hiatuushiuul has touched me
very deeply and i hope you will an
«apt lur yourself and the American
people my sincerest thanks. ‘
(l8 [tiled
"HATIlJfllTO."
NO etus vs “III”.
» Pl'l‘TliliillO. its” May Imit was
said tolls that titers was no details.
clue to l n identity or tile lbw alas
who robbed the «sprees our oi the
New tors and bi. lotus Harm
on tile mrgsaazivsals alshrlilmd at Walla
miles tram tilbl city.
Thursday alshi. slamm-
iioabon beards
out today. is
which further «you lath robber!
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are given and
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later Mt tor outcome
oi the Grand Opera House in Paris. ,-
"Nobles
escapati death by mm marlin. its
was not to tho i at nashurr
its maul still it and cos arm
* wslits enrolls".
Sheet Music, iViSc
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Husband {Knowm and
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Italic am body one?! to Wall-
ing ior tits °tumor and You,
and many
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Donovan mm? “.0 Washington at.
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Substitution.
BUY A
Robot Studios)
Cigar.
Ono oi the lineal smokes on the
market.
other good brands are the Twin
ally. Tokansks and Nutmeg Club be.
a. s. Moulds,
Tal.31i-2. « H1: soon. hilln at.
Brookside Lake ice Co
I!“ 70 ANNOUNCE THAT
Coming May 1st, lens. the price
of lea to business nouns will be
based on the Average
amount of Deliveries
Quantities of bull lbs. or over. 20¢ per
Quantities oi 200 lbs. to 500 lbs.. 25s
per owl.
Quantities oi’ 100 lbs. to 200 lbs., 30:
per cwt. '
Quantities oi loss than 100 lbs., 40¢
per cwt.
Family trade. 40:: per‘cwt.
‘ PURE LAKE ice.
Two phones. tat—752 2.
<1 AMUSEMENTS o-
[VERY EVININO.
MUSIC HELL
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pic
tures Every Evening.
Wednesday and Oatur'day Matlnssa.
Change of: program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Prices ............. .. .. tile and 156
ilcseru-d boats 20:. which can be so
cured at lhr Ciliiord Drug Store.
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HOYT’S IHEATRR
[VERY AFTERNOON AND EVE
NlNO.
MOVING PICTURES
l-‘illns furnished by the largeat «leni-
ora itt European and American
Photography...
CHANGE OF PiGTUNII EVERY
DAY.
A liolbew hr a Little Honey.
PRICE. ..... . . . . . .. I and 10 CENT!-
NO HIOHII.
Have You Heart! at
The New Science
of Healing?
which is now receiving the attention
it atsnyimlica is misty. who have
adopted this return method of healthy.
and so markedly improved in health
and appearance have they become
they lilo encouraging others to tailor:
their «admin. No one should live in
pain and andneas.'ot' heart or limit.
vines they can itvo in health and has-
uress by going to the Chiropractor til
H I. Washington It. Navlialta lines.
IOU'i'ti NONWALK.
NANNITIO 'l'NIATNINTI owns.
wool." Wool)
A. cam arm.
“Ni-IN iN
.nuaummsoawm;
Wlflhulflu. Ready in
“Mid Wood. OW our and that: our
third .
Nani Wield. It” it“! cord: iii."
”ash” m
t WM It‘s intro list it cord
re. bit.“ it Will“
work
to nursing
”north” ad ‘ .
Matinee rs a—tio ad 106. float
otel‘y with its many tombs of the it a“... P", t. , ‘
“Illustrated Songs. .
up
All Wool lnorsln Carpets
W Brussels Carpets.
Pure Wool Velvet Carpets.
Velvet and Willuns. t
F100r Coverings.
Anything in the lino oi Floor Covering we are prepared to tarnish.
moat has never been questionnaire the best the market «ironic-
Good Parlor Brooms ........ .196 Scrub Brushes.... ......
nos. 3 and 5 oszsm sarcoma. i'
I‘
The reliability at our Carpet Depart
Handsome Asminatar carpets, Hall And: ”no Carpets,
My lroassla Carpets. , , Oat-fit} magi, in all uizes
Oarm,Fllllng, all qualities. .
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A handsome line of large also bugs. in lngtalas. Pro-Brussels. Tapestry lit-assembly” Yiimssclu. Axminster,
HouSelumishing Department.
HOUSE CLEANXNG SPECIALS [N OUR HOUSEFURNIBHXNO DEPARTMENT
Wool Ceiling Dusters... ......... 01.00 Whisk Browns (or stairs.........230 Bolt-Ami, pbr cake .............. ”.90
Hope for Hard Wood Floors ...... 401: Fiber Scrub Pails................236 Window 8r hes....'. ............ 09¢
Carpet Boaters. U...“ ...... tile Large Bottle Ammonia..... ....... Os Tack Full 50
too Tacit Hammers........;‘ ........ .10e
TRISTRAM a HYATT NQRWALIC” CONN
Mrs. little ll. Harrell has sold her
residence, on Koyser Hill, East Not».
walk. to Mrs. Emilie Vuast, of New.
York city, and together with he
daughter. Mien Velma it. it. lierrel
the young actress, intends to travel"
during the summer. Mr. and Mrs.
Vaast. will make their home hero. The
former is the inventor oi a secret pro
cess tor putting etchings on note pa-
per. They made their purchase here
through the ilrrn oi O'Connell I: llsvl-
land. composed ul' Eugene J. O'Con-
nell and Reed 6. iiaviland. real estate
and insurance brokers, and who have
an oilicc nt 45 West Thirty-loul‘th
street. New York.
m
WElSElT REMONSTBANCB HfiAR-
The C ounty Con'unlssitmurs barb ali
polnml Friday at next week as the
date for the, hearing on the remort-
strancc of tho Norwalk Ninistcra' As-
sociation against William J., Weisclt.
who lllt'y claim got a iicunscior a Day
street place by misrepresentation. Titr-
allegation of the clergyman is that
\Vciseit is not the real owner or the
place. Themommlsaloners lluvo nam-
oduheir ,ollccln'flrldgepnrt ml the
place of'tlle hearing '
WA. NOT JAMES MACE.
Editor Sentinel:
'lhe Similncl last owning Mild that
i has one of tin.- wltuuasru at the
Noraaik police investigation. This is
a mistake: it was Prank Mace lly
correcting this you will greatly oblige
'.lAMEt-l MACE.
lN ALL LEA1‘llElts
Photo 542 2.
”no NONWALLKO asstosucs
Clover’ sThe Place‘
Wear Shoes That Fit.
». Mensa-am we...»
Iii‘ii
Your Lawn '
it needs encouragement, your
garden needs assistance. youri
trees and vinesnsad help and
your iiowsrs need the aid at our
special manursa and iartiiiura.
. We have terns good things in
this line: .rat up in a convenient
way. odor m and not unpleasant
to use—dry.» pulvarlssd more
which has never been «media
the weather to loss hall its value.
Alas Mm“
bolls oipur Wow
All thaw ebovs in go or mail
quantities as desired.
149me
TlleFelrlsCualCo.
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.Kn'egerit Co.
Are Y0 Int BSlCd ‘
Go (1 F ‘ " ' i
0 umltute.
No matter where you buy: or what" yeti buy. but before
you make any purchases, for your own satisfaction and in-
struction. you owe it to yourself to look over our line, compare
prices. qualities. finish and general style of our goods. You can
furnish your homc‘witb but little outlay of ready cash. Very
many worthy people havc been seriously embarrassed since
last fall. Money has been scarce. Labor has been unsteady.
KW")
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Our AccommOdation
Account Dept.
meets this emergency. It is entirely free from all disagreeable
features of the ordinary installment system. r We sincerely dc-
sire to he of assistance to you. it you wish it. which is carrying
out absolutely the policy we adopted many years ago. and
which has helped materially tn upbnlldlng this great business.
H KriegerSz Co.
29-31 West Washingtoai‘Streei.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Reduction Sale '
Willillamib ".le ......I7.0l
en’s uits ----------
Weir "thin: uuw ............ u.”
' l-‘nllrlca am tlt'r lattoat lilyio. in libndt's oi Iii‘ilWllhfil‘r‘y and bills Serge.
Latest Styles in Oxfords. Ties and Shoes.
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John Mitchell. thriller
Iii,»l United Nine Workers aim
wit mai talesiiiur
will Wrong: series at mum's”
bu aw bots chimps M'iilultu were bur leaders on the last Mad”
stalls «stander the causative «sch iiliiltlll until the Milli“
an”: to: We fag” Moral titan at in am November.
its?“ Milli-in“:
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