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FRIDAY, APRIL 2, igog‘
cut.
stocks are at their best.
Among the newest. and
_..handsomcst Dress Goods we
“mention‘ in particular our
,. SATIN STRIPE GERMAN
’_PRUNELI.A, full 44 inches
wide, in Old llosc, Catawba.
the new (irce11s,.1111l all the.
handsome Illues The best
$1.130 value "
Here at $1.25.
Easter Dress Goods
The grandest coHectian and the greatest values in Connecn.
THE- soUTI'ig'INonvAuk I EVENING summer.
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From all sides we have heard all Week compliments about the attractiveness of our store. “Isn’t it beautiful, ” you
hear people remark, as they admire a HANDSOME SUIT, a DAINTY WAIST or a BEAUTIFUL HAT, that so forcibly
suggests the return of Spring. .To us it means greater isuccess-to you it means the best values ever offered
F OR SATURDAY’S SELLING
Styhsh Easter snits
The most wonderfully complete and artistic line yet shown in our mammoth Suit Department and in every
detail the best tha‘ women of Fairfield‘County have ever selected from.
At'$17.
EXCLUSIVE l.\l-
Ail the new and popular styles, all the newest colors, in-
cluding the much- sought Satin Prunelia, both in plain and stripes.
Come tomorrow; it' 5 none too early to make your selection while
A big- assortment of PLAIN
AND li‘ANIYY ’l‘il‘O—T‘ONICI)
ICF‘I’ICC’I‘S. also PLAIN SO].-
ll) COLORS, ALI. \l'tltH.
lllA'l‘IClllAlB. ‘Muny In the
lot look like dollar value.
Here Saturday at 50c
WOMEN’S "onyx"
BLACK GAUZE LISIJE “DUB-
,L"—TOI’, known everywhere
as tho. best made.
O
”'ONYX" BLACK Oil TAN
SILK STOCKINGS. with lin-
en sole and double garter top;
our regular Sill quality.
Easter Specidl $1129
()llt' pull 11) 11011111011111.
woman‘s 11N1x L 131.1‘ “
50c pair:
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lames'Goidcn."§ditor and Proprietor
1 EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
1 44 —-Branch Office, Norwalk
92-2—Edltorlal Room 0.
92-3—Buslness Dido's , .
247-3—Edltor’s Residence
729-5—CIty Editor’i Residence
FRIDAY, APRIL 2,1909
WWW.
' Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow
Sun rises 5 :35} sets 6. 20. ‘ ,
High tide 9: 511 a. m.; 10 :05 p. m.
:1 '. .‘ MASONIC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A M.
. Meets In Masonic Building, South
1 , Main street 1st, and 3d Tuesday of
~‘eac‘h month—winiy and August Wex
ceptad—-at 8 o’.clock All Master
. Masons cordially invited. Frederick
,. 3 Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
~ cc.
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each mouth-July and August e1:
. cepted—-at80'c_lock. All Royal Arch
. ' Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
‘Guyer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
he Ameilcan eats more than. his
’I he Latest Styles and Colorings in
EASTER HOSIERY
‘ You cannot do better than come here for Stockings.
of Imported and domestic makes will be shown you, and our
. prices have led the way to popular favor.
The best
l'liRI-‘ICUI‘ C‘t"ll.’ll"..\‘ 1')!“
I” lll'l‘l‘Il)
(11:115. all button and l11':1i1l or satin trimmed; colors,
"Mum.
and L‘atan‘lia.
27 inches wide.
are:
absolutely fast.
'I‘I l I".
.\It”)l)l'll.S, beautifully
Miult‘.
livery size.
\\'i.~4t11ri:1. 'I‘uns.
Himalaya Cloth
This is what the Delineator says about this cloth:
remarkable of all the rough silk weaves yet made.
Comes In a grand assortment of col-
An ideal cloth for
Walsts.,Gowns, Coats. etc; does not get “fuzzy"; keeps
its permanent finish, and added to all this, the colors are
Tomorrow, all colors and black; at..
over 36 new and distinct shades.
tailored,
llrnwn, ('il1l IlluI‘, Resctlu
50
satin llllL’ll
t
The most
Full value, 11
.29c yd. '
pink and light blue; regular 251‘.
All $14.98
Till". .\'I'\'\ (‘11. \l ll'll". I.\l("il)l".L.
1111 hrs Ion". \1iil1 1l11 ioIII button from client.
1 .............. ' ................................ 491:
Not Chiffon and Silk Nook ltuching, white, black. lavender,
Saturday ..........
llic (oat is 32
Iiotli Loni
and Skirt .111‘li'ti111m11l with 111vcr1‘1l buttons, semi—fitted,
largo patch purist-t 11ml lull Ilarc gored Skirt.
every new Color and 1‘1'1‘1‘1' size.
1 ' ‘l
(‘omcs in
m
Women’s Neckwear Specials
llahy lrish l.ll(‘t' Collar, Dutch style, i’n white only: regular
Some ",Of' the
MODERATE PRICES.
tractivencss of price. For to
Splendid Waists
at $1.98
Very showy Persian Lawn.
fronts of Filer and line Val.
[1111211. lieu! $2.50'1‘alue.
SHOWING GOOD TASTE AND GOOD WORKMANSHIP at
Every woman’ 3 interest is shown daily
in our popular and well-stocked Waist Department.
increase of business is due to quality.and style as well as at:
7)
Newest Waists
Our steady
morrow we offer
Dainty Waists at
$2.98
Fine Lingerie Waists, elab-
orately trimmed with German ,
Val. and panels of Embroid-
ery. The new full iengIh
sleeve.
751'
16c yd. a'Ways‘a few cents below the
Specials:
P. & L. 2-CLASP KID,
”081,9 in Navy, Marine. Sky w ’ B 1 ‘choice selection or skins, all
and French Illuos. Suede. Covert Coat Specials omen S 6 ts colors. Including the NOW
Slate, Riya1’11lu,0xblood, l‘ink, ' 1 . i 1 leather shades. All sizes.
Pan's 'I‘au. 11311111111111 and Women‘s scini-Ilttcd best quality Covert. (.‘ltllll t.‘1.1nt.'pert‘oct: ,Ilirectoirc Girdies, mac“ ("”5“ handsome taffeta silk; WM] “‘8‘ At $100
lnonzc. plain 111 soil? embioi ignoring, 11 big $11.00 value, Saturday ............... ...$5.00 eel ends; regular price 98c. Saturday .................. 49c I
(it‘l‘OII "VALLIER" 2-CLASP GEN-
. ' UINI‘) FRENCH KID, soil
50c
MEN'S "NEW IDEA" SA .‘\‘-
I’I‘ARY SOCKS, the kind that
satisfy; every new color
black. Sch them.
and
25c pair
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CITY MEETING TONIGHT.
A city meeting of so much impor
tuncc .Is that which will be held a
Arion’Iiall tonight ought to interes
every logal'votor in the city. Probe
lily ninety-five per cent. of our popula
tlpn have adequate knowledge of. tilt
proposed, amendments to consideI
them intelligently. With The Sentlne
correspondent yesterday who noteI‘
some of tho objections to the proposef
amendments to the charter \ve beliew
that. the people should be given full in
formation asio the effect the 111111105111
changes wouidlinvc .on our city". gov
ernment before any actlou' is taken it
relation thereto.
TWO EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS...
WINCHESTER, Va., April 2.——Tw1
separate shocks of earthquake were
felt ,lIoro about 2:20 this morning
While no reportsoi‘ damage have been
received, many residents "were; awak
cued, and considerable alarm was feh
by the disturbance. illcports from
Charleston .and Harper’s Ferry, W.
Va., show that the quake was felt
there. The vibrations lasted about
one-half minute in each shock, and
were from west to east.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-—~The1‘e was
no record of an earthquake on the sols
mograph of theWoather Bureau here.
ROME, April 2,_-There'is no truth
in the report. bat
fillends do not touch
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
at the mill.
'l‘hework is all done
be
machinery.
GOLD ME DAL FLOUR
lee-m bread
rBomrfifittt
111s lit-en expcrit‘nccd at Messlnn.
RIDGEFIELDER HONORED.
The isriiel Putnam Memorial (7111qu
ground, or, as it Is more. often called,
i’utnam Park, is situated in the north-
1rn part of Rodding. It. 15 owned by
be state or Connecticut, and consists
if over Ititi acres which are laid out.
with walks and drives; a line building
a on the grounds, and centains many
slice of ‘1‘evolutlonoI-y and colonial
imea. It was here that. the American
Irmy was encumpcd I11 the winter of
1779 under the command of General 111-
-£1el Putnam, after whom the park is
mined. Every your the people who
:isit this camp increase in numbers.
uuny coming for recreationy and oth-
'rs for study and research. The park
1115 been owned by the state over 25
mare, and is controlled by 11 board of
tommissioncrs known as the Israel
Putnam Camp Ground Commissioners.
i‘or the first limo Ridgefield has been
Ionoiod by having one of its citizens
Ippoinlcd as 11 memboi of this commis-
.ion.G001ge I... Rockwell has been ap-
pointed by GoveInor Lillcy as cqumis
sinner for two years. The other 11111111-
ziera of‘thc commission arc]: Williani
H. Burr... of Westport; Charles E.
Keith. Bridgeport; William IL Hill.
deciding; Isaac Bartram. Sharon; bill-
sn A. Hodge, Dunbury, and Colonel
Charles W. Pickett, of New Haven.—
Ridgefleld Press.
~Pcerlcss Flour 88c bog; $7.00 11111.
other earth shock
F. D. Lawton & Co.
. morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
‘ every time.
‘ good health , ..
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Said lhc Small lownm Representatives
Will Not Favor Invasion ol’
Town Territory
Many natural “growthers” were In
tcrested yesterday in the hearing be-
fore the committee. on» shell Ilsherics
at Hartford, in the bill concerning ex-
clusive stulc jurisdiction or the natural
oyster grounds in the towns of Milford
and Orange. or from the breakwater
at the mouth of the Housatonic river
easterly to South End, off the old light
at New Haven.
This is one of the “oyster growthers“
bills, and Sll‘tz‘llllOllB opposition In 11x1
peeled before the matter is flunlly‘dis-
posed of, as was evidenced yesterday.
The strength of the fight against it
will, probably. come from the represeu.
tallvcs of the small towns, These lat-
ter will light. it vigorously. because it.
involves the principl of extending the
line of state contr of oyster lands
still further into theaGounecticut shore
~110Mb of the mascot state jurisdic-
tion line, and interfeIIng with what
“test Haven, 1111110111 and other ’long
shore towns consider town Igihts. The
right to contmi the jurisdiction of the
natural beds above indicated have
hitherto been maintained zealously by
, the towns on which these natural beds
lie.
it is claimed that the professional
oyster farmers seek tobreak over the
state line and town line and dredge
oysters on the town beds of both Mil-
, ford and Orange.
lllllHS INIIIIINERIIS
Funeral of Thdinao Walsh.
The mutual of '1‘ omas Walsh Was ,
held this morning a ,9‘0'clock, from
William 1
St. Joseph 3 church, Rev
Mnher officiating. The pail bearers
were Jeremiah Egan. James C0188.
William McCann, William Walsh, John
Pendor and John Blues. The flower
bearer was Thomas. Reynolds. Miss
Helena Millerd rendered the 3010, "0.
Pro Jean." and "Just As I Am. " Inter-
:nent took place in St. Mary's Ceme-
ery. ...
' . Joseph H. Mona han. .
Joseph i-I.Mon11ghi1nded yesterday
mmninf at. the home 9of his parents, 65
Spiing street, at the age of nineteen
years. The funeral will be held to-
later
mcut In st. Mary's Cemetery.
-—D.VBpepsiu is America's cure. Bur-
dock Blood Bltters conquers dyspepsia
it drives‘out the Impuri-
ties, tones the stomach, restores per-
feet digestion, normal weight,
and
‘WARRANTED FRESH EGGS, dozen
FANCY LUNCH TONGUEtregular price 33c).
FAIRBANKS’ GOLD DUST (large package). . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..' ..........
and pliable: all colors and
plenty of white and blacks.
‘ All sizes.
$1.50
"KAYSER" SiI.K GLOVES
in lilack, White. Grey, and
'all shades of T1111,‘with double
GROCERY SPECIALS
For Saturday, April 3rd
GOLD MEDAL BUTTER, per pound .. ......................................... . ....... ..3oc
1' DELICIOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER (new made) per pound ............ . . . . . .. .35c
BECKMANN’ S or BAKER‘ S COCOA. per {it} ........................... .. ....... . . . . . . . .18c
.........................
can . ‘1 .........
EASTER GLOVES
' We carry only the RELIABLE makes of Gloves, and at prices
price generaiiy asked. Our Easter
finger tips; every pair guar-
anteed.
At 501:
Iii-BUTTON ~KAYSER
LONG LISLE GLOVES, big
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At 50c
13 and iii-BUTTON SILK
and LISLE GLOVES—“KAY-
‘s‘EIV—double tipped In'every
wanted shade, including the
new French Tans and Cham-
pagne.
Special $1.90
....................... ...25c
....... 25c
.......18c
..o-
Go Stamps with I ‘lb.~ Very Best
5o Stamps with I lb. Fancy Tea ............ 50c
.25 Stamps with V; Very Best Tea .......... 301:
20 Stamps with 1/3 lb. Fancy Tea. . . .- ...... 25c
Tea ........ (Soc 25 Stamps with
15 Stamps with
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha and Java Cofiee. 301:
Coffee .......
:0 Stamps with I lb. Best Santos Coffee... .2oc
0
11b. Mo—Ka Coffee. .. . ....32c
1 lb. Maracaibo and Java
.............. .25c
MAUI) 5, BRAND FLOUR,
Q 1. Per Bag, 85c; Barrel, $6.75“
Maud S. Flour Makes Nice Bread, Cakes and Biscuit.
Fine California Port or Sherry-
Gilka Kummel, per bottle
Imperal Sauternes ...... . .....
83 81‘ 85 WASHINGTON ST...
George Ehret’s 11111111111 Beer, 5..
Wine, per gallon ........ .
Old Tokay, Angelica, Sweet Catawba or Muscatel Wine, per bottle
Wilson, Old Crow, Old Valley, Green River or Hunter Whiskies, per bottle
Dui‘fy' s Malt Whiskey, per bottle .‘1.
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can“! ..................................... ~....v..
u
...... 4.43:.)--..................-.
CONNECTICUT'S LARGEST GROCERY.
A. F BECKMANN 8. CO.,
. .PhOne Call 440. ,
n-eoo‘
TO LAY NEWF‘PE
Norwalk Board of Watdr Commission-
crs Will Replace Cement Mains, ‘
The Norwalk board of water co-m
mlssioners held a regular monthly
meeting in the board rooms In Wall
street, last evening, and various mat.»
tors were disposed of. It was voted
to repair Grape dam. as it Is sadly in
need 01' it, also to lay about 300 feet
of 1-lnch pipe in Belden avenue. to re-
place the old plper It was also voted
to lay new six-inch iron pipe totake
the place or the cementplpe, which is
now In use 'on the following named
streets. as soon as the weather per-
mits. It is expected that the under-
taking will consumo half the summer.
Park street. 43?. feet: Franco street.
1490 feet; Adams avenue, 941 feet;
Knight street,11 ,i'eet; Academy
street, 750 feet: L ncoin- avenue, 250
4
teem/Fair street. .400 feet; Smith
, street, 250 feet. ,
, , . It
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it 111 understood that J. P. Morgan and
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J. P. Morgan and company Will Act
as Fiscal Agenls, lor New
Soulhem Combination
.NEW” YORK, April 2.~—-lt was an-
nounced here today that efforts which
have been under way for several
months to consolidate about seventy-
iive of the leading fertilizer companies
in the south into a $50. 000 .000 corpora-
tion have been virtually cdmpieted. it
is expected that articles or incorpOI-a-
tion will be filed in Albany shortly.
Company will “9".” fiscal agents of
‘24 Bottles, $1.15; 12 111.611.:
........
.. ...$I.oo
........... .‘n...u-.
.85c
.$I.3o
.. ...... .....20 and 35c bottle
I...-
1
usou'rn, NORWALK.
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the company, which will not be a hold-
lug concern but will exchange its
stock for the plans which are taken
In. thus becoming purely on operating .1
company.
NEW YORK. April 2.-P1‘01..Bamnel .
S. Sanford, of Yale University, who
has been in poor health for some time,
fellowing an attack or pneumonia, sev-
eral months ago, was said at his rest.
deuce on West 62nd street here today
to be slightly better than for several
days past. Prof. Sanford returned
about ten days ago, from the south,
where he had been recuperating dur-
in: the winter months. He had gained
considerable strength during his visit, ‘1
but alter returning 111111111 situated
slight relapse and lost ground appre;
ciabln While he is alto west: at
present, no alarm is cit for him. it.
was said at his ”docummsrttonluir
111 view of the bunrovefi'niciit not»:
day in his condition. 1 1..
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Norwalk Chronicler