- their machines.
in
1 ('1' y specials in
.Messrs. Huggert and Jenes. of the Nor-
mills‘. in his absence.
'i-1,
1}, .‘ntnsryma‘n... 191191
THE s ‘*
1'.—1 NORWADK EVENING SENTINEL
every purchase.
you nothing.
Confectionery
and Pastry
.51 Washington Street
.,._...-._~...._~/«. .. -..—.4.-. ...—4"...—
WNN NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight Satuniay shoWers A slight
barometric depression in the upper
Mississippi Valley is producing cloudy
and showery weather in that section
and‘ in the western portion of the Lake
region. Another disttubance 011 the
South Atlantic coast is produeiug~
cloudy and rainy weather from Vir
glnia to Florida. Pleasant weather
prevails in other sections east of the
Rocky Mountiau. The temperatures
are rising slowly in tlte central sec-
tions. Conditions favor {or this vi
cinity fair weather followed by in
creasing cloudiness and slowly rising
temperatme and probably showers by
Saturday
~Creen Soft Hats. 0‘ Brien
Mr Trowbridge of South Norwalk.
has purchased a line new automobile.
-Gran sugar 20 lbs 31. 13‘le. &(‘10
Mrs. Josephine Mulcahy, of River
street, was in Port Chester on Wednes
fly.
1~Salt Pork 10c le. Hayes.
Mr. and M111. Perley Sturges. of Nor
walk.a1e in Bridgepott today on bust
ness
-Easter Hats, at O‘ Brien 5.
There are sevetal interesting groc-
the United Grocery
(1on1pany‘s‘.adv
1—2 lbs. Best Lard 2.’ 11:. II. E Mead &
(‘11.
Mrs. Walters of TtlslramV & Hyait' 3
store, Wall strget is spending a few
days with friends in New York city.
~~Eor any pain from top to toe.
from any cause. apply Dr. Thomas
EcleCtric Oil. I-‘ain cant stay where
it is used.
Dog licenses are now due and pay
able at the town clerk‘s office. Better
get yout dog tagged” before the 111 st
of May. as there is a penalty attached
on all licenses pur'chased after that
date .n‘tfiamfl
——Latest styles ill Barbies—«1011] scut-
ilo. dish pun peach basket and teaket‘
tie shapes. at O'll1icns
The scheduled game of pool between
walk Fire Police, whidh was to have
been played last evening. had to be
postponed on account of the non ap
pearance of the men
- wPeerless l‘lour, 88c bug; $7. 00 bbl
l‘ D Lawton & Co.
PLAINVILLE WEAVERSV STRIKE. 1
Ring Spinners at Lawton Cotton Mills
, Refused on Clean Machines.
PLAINFIELD, April 2.—About 300
employees of the Lawton Gotten Mills,
including weavers. carding-room hands
and ring spinnets. are on strike today.
The ntlll spinners are still at work
The trouble arose when the ring
spinners. it is said, refused to clean
The mill authorities
insisted that this had always been the
practice and itt protest the spinnets
yesterday walked out and about sev-
enty-five hands followed them.
Today in support of the position tak-
en by the ring spinners the strike was
enlarged. it is understood that there
will be a meeting of the strikers this
afternoon at which Samuel ‘.B Ross, of
New Bedfoi'd.sccretar.1 of the Nation-
al Textile Union and John Golden of
Fall River, p1 csldent of the organiza-
tion, will be present. it is said that
other matters connected with! their
wrork may be discussed by the strik
e s. 1
' Harold C. Lawton. agent of the com-
pany. was out of town today, and no
statementcould becbtained at the
-San Pork 10c 11.. ‘
NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE.
LOWELL Mass, April‘ 2.——The an-
ttiversal y meeting of the Board Of Con-
ference claimants with Rev. Dr. L. B
Dates of Boston presidln, was held at.
today'Vs session at the annual New
Hayes‘
England" Methodist Rooference,‘ at St. ‘
Pauls Church in1 this city. Rev Dr
Ezra C Clemens of Duluth, Minn. and
Rev. Dr. V. A. Coop‘tir, of Boston ad
(Missed the board IRe‘v.’ H. L. Wr-is
ton oi" Boston led the devotional ser
1'i1' NS and spoke on The Optimism of
[91 ts, in opening today 5. session the
it it'd Vot the conference. '11.. regiiim
butlncaa meeting was then hold.
. .-__-_.__,...W11
~11 1111 line 0111111. O‘Brien]
W...‘
1; 74 Washington street. South NOI'Wlik.
Get a Piano Certificate with :'
it will cost 1-
F. A. LANE
Launch Werks
Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk
'V; lWe Write Burglar
Insurance
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN.'
1111.. lea-2.
we.
111°28pring’s Perfect Models
s
, RUSSELL’S
Saturday Candy
-—AT--
BAXTER’S'
ANDERSON'S ‘
Boat. Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Bonsai; a. MONROE
House Mover
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy
machinery and steam boilers placed
in position. Experienced men sent to
all parts of the country. Work prompt~
1y attended to. General contracting. P.
0. Box 733, South Not'walk.
THE FELL SPRINGS A LEAK.
The big pulp schooner .lohu R. 11611.
which arrived. yesterday with 11. cargo
oi? the sinews ot‘papormakiug for. the
St. George Pulp andPaper Company,
of Norwalk, sprung a leak yesterday.
supposedly irom gtoundiug at the com-
pany s dock and began taken lit water
so fast that the tug Addie V. was sent
for to pump her out. The tug did this
with her pump In quick time and
stood by for 111.1. night. The ethoon-
era regular pumps had been hard at
wmk pteviously but thc1 were unable
to keep space with the water, which
had gained' on them to a 'depth of
about a foot. No further iroublois
now anticipated.
—-~Best llutlcr i‘2c lb. ll. 1'}.
Co. '
Mend &
Make
01' mar many a face; the other
features may be evet so comely.
a pair of weak rod inflamed or
twitching eyes will spoil its
beauty. Properly adjusted
glasses will cure most of these
troubles by removing the cause.
' But. don't get thoddea that any»
body or everybody can do the
“proper adjusting." We have
made ,a study or the eyes and
' will giveyott a'scientilic exam
ination.
EENWINN lll’lliill Nil V
Successor
HOMER B. HOYT.
We have all of his Vprescrlp.,
tions which we can fill at short
notice.
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
HOUSEWIVES
why not heat those cold, damp rooms
in your house with a
Modern Blue Flame
Radiator
No Dirt No NSInoke
No Dust No Work
Price, $1.50
1.119111 UVPWARDS.
Telephone 11‘s or drop a postal and
our representative will call and gi1e
you information and figures
Connecticut
Company.
CANADIAN COAL STRIKE.
WlNNll’Dti. April‘1 2.».The‘1coail
strike in thc \vestei'111CanadlauV mines
became general today. ‘ All‘1Vot‘ the
camps except one or two are affected i
-. PULL 1:111:
Dr. Olmstead’s Veterinary
Remedies ‘
For Horses, Cattle, Poultry.
Stillson-Pov} . ‘
‘ ‘ProlcrlpViiV' V 6
om‘flundoyo V
Etc
Easter Post Cards
. '1,” .
South Nam-lit 1
11: to 25c
WHOLESALEAWNREPAIL.
Roller Skates, Base Ball Goods,
Trouting Supplies
COLEMAN’SV V
' . NEWVB'SVTORE‘
10 North Main 8t. ‘ Booth NOWVIVlik
Agent tor Ana. spaluino'o‘
Varsity Chocolates and
49 WALL STREET.
EN WNNN NNNWN N lNNSi N
A block of 2.900 shares of Delaware,
and New York Control large it actions
The very last word of Fashion is spoken“ in the pro-
duction of our beautiful Spring Overcoats and Suits. They
‘ are made to displace the much higher-priced productions
of exclusive tailors. So they please the aveTage man im-
mensely and the particular man as chD
Look to us for the exquisite new colors and harmon-
ious shades—tho charming stripe effectswbut don’t ex-
pect to find any “bl‘hss band“ colors or stripes here; we ve‘
skipped the freaks and picked the winners. ‘
Spring Over‘coats from $10 to $25.
Spring Suits from $10 to $30.
And the Easter Hat and Furnishings you need you'i i
find ltere' in the biggest, broadest showing of Spring styles
we have ever made.
1N
14 SouthMain Street V
Telephone Call 682.21
m
..wm.W-
“OM00”.MOOOOOWOOOOWOWOOoflOCMWOO“
'i‘illM
lessor pricc than your competitor,
thine money.
211'! or c.11‘11pctiliou.l believe. does not lie in selling fora.
hut in giving lutttcr value for the
You can buy Grain. Feed and Hay for more money. or you can pay
1 .
elsewhere the price we ask. ..Iiut you cannot cqnul anywhere the
good quality of our products, or the good scrvice we giro.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Proprietor .
Bonnie Horse Feed
llouuie Dairy Feed
llounio Poultry Feed
llotntic Scratch Fe cd
ilmtnlc Little (‘hlck l1 octl
OOWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWW
Easter Cards, Bibles, Prayer
NBooks and Hymnals '
William P Beers
BOOKS AND STATIONERW
5 SOUTH ’VMAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
We“... a
NORWALK.
_ Delaware
WRITING,
1111111111111,
WHOLE coo,
WEAKFISH, - 100
SMALL ROE SHAD - 250
Spanish Mackerel, Buck and Roe Quid. Steak Cod, Halibut, Flat.
Finnan Haddies. Smelt, Oysters, Long and Round Clams,
Large ‘Rockaway Long Clams, 30c quart.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
l‘PLEPlifiVL 108. FREE DELIVERY
Shad
5 lbs, 25c
N5 lbs., 25c
.80
Protect: Your Valuables
N THE
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTSV
OF THE
“ 3 9‘ BOXES ARE FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR
| KINVGV EDWARD vsnv WVELL.
lllARRl’l‘Z.
stroke of apoplcxy
is In excellent health
Save. .
April 2.—~—'l‘he1e Is no
truth In the report published in Gor-
nmny that King Edward has suffered 11.
His majesty, who
left here this
morning to witness the basque I’etes ‘at‘
r1112
Cadillac
Four Cylinder. Model 30.
delivered in Norwalk,
cannot be equalled by any other
. car'selllng for 32,000.
Have a demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
_.F E. Lockwood
8. Company
39 WALL STEET. NORWALK.
1
HALF A1 TON OF FISH ”JUST
ARRIVED '
Hard Shell Clubs. 3511 (1412.;
1011 lb.; Snapper Blues, itlc;
F‘ieh, lilo; Herring. 80;
12c; Halibut. lilo;
111111 Haddlo lilo;
VWeak.
,Butter
Cod Steaks.
Salmon. 20c; Fld1
Haddock Hoes. “’
.4
lbs. 25c: \Vestpoth Smell. 2.112: Green
Smelt. i8c: 2st allops. 41c 01 stars
400; Mackerel. inc; l-iat‘ i".ish 8c;
Green Blues. 161': Large Roe Shad.
20c" Large Buck Shad 15c; Shad Roe.
JOhn C, Silcox’ s
FISH MARKET
181 Washington Street Bridge
TEL 931. FREE DELIVERY.
New Spring
‘Styles' to
, Men 3 Clothing
to catch the eye of the. dress-
l'aslidious. The store overflows
in the interest for tho man who
makes it a point to be well
tltcssod. The costliest garments
that purse c1111 boy are not mote
lu'coming‘ than will he
clothes of the man who is garb-
ed this Spring In our styles.
~ Suits, 312.00 to $25.00. 1
' Have You Seen
The New Shirts?
There are new styles. now. put-
icr1.1s.11ow colors, new motor-
ials~—a variety of choice that
men are very seldom favored
with. 1.
Stars. $1.50 andoSZ-OO.
Earl &. Wilson. $2.50.
JoSeph Davis
Tailor. Clothier, Hatter.
nisher
Trunks and Leather Good:
85 Washington Street
South Norwaik
Fur-
i
the i
01“
Spring suits
Men,Young Men andBOys' i V V
(i Hundreds of beentii‘ulfidttems in
our made~to~measure department.
Price’s Clothing Store .
98 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Phone 165-5
3M Packages Seeded Raisins, 25c 1
’1 lbs. Prunes .................... 25:: Home Eggs. per ‘don. ....... ._..250
(i pkgs Curtanls ............ ,-.’...25c :1 (213111 Milk ....... .V..‘-.1..........25q,‘ V
3 lbs. Peaches ............. g ...... 251: 3 cans Baked Beans ...»...1......1..25a1' V
3 lbs. Raisins ................... 251: 3 cans‘Campbeil‘ssoupg...1....'..£25a-
SMOKED BEEF AND BOILED HAM SLICED WHIL' YOU WAIT.V ' 1.
UNITED GROCERY" 00.,
20 NORTH MAIN ST P119141: 143 "V
——
INSURANCE _
REAL ESTATE!“
Steamship Tickets .
.i. M. LAYTON 81 CO.__._.
(tuconPoaA'rsot
s_ RAILROAD AVE. so. NORWALK.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleanlna
up the premises Soup and tho ‘
s(1"ult brush lot the house and
the rake for the lawn are good.
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean out awav but '
to make the house. the. barns,
stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with
paint.
We have everything for the
' painting—linseed oil, turps.,
brushes a1. cl
, Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE FAMOUS
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND.
We can guarantee this White
Load' 5 puritv ‘
See us about your painting.
E. E. GORHAM . , {
oscoaaron. ‘ 1
EAST NORWALK. court. ' THE YERY LATEST
-. ‘ —-lN—
ENIERlllNMENlS’
HOYT'S THEATRE
11111111111111
Thursday, April ls‘t
.GenorVal Manager
Anthony Geronimo. .
Frank Chase. . . . . . .Rosident Manager
Wm. H. chuno. . . . Musical Director
WILLIAMS, DAROMDNDYV 1.2. CO.
Presenting Jungleland
MISS RUBY CALDWELL
Dainty Toe Dancer.
11111111111 111111. “V"
VAL 11 STREET; 10:10 a.111."——-lht-'-
‘imsses reached 111.111 Southern Pact
fir-.1St. Louis §0lltllWPhtol .1 Md and
opening movement 01‘ prices ot’atocks vanin and Reading The bulge in thVé1
was iticgulat' and within a lilil‘l‘OVi
Amalgamated Copper; and l in Atclti-
range. in spite of the animation of the Metropolitan 11p 1%.] the pt'ei’eri'ed iiiiV
dealings. Union Pacific opened at an land Third avenue 21LackawaunaV
advances of 't’. and then 1 n.ott South- 1 touched 555 (111- dividend. a gain or 73’.
am. Pacific started 11unc god, anti
WALL STREET. ,1. oon.—~A rise in
united states Steel at a doc me ‘of '.% the Hill stocks holpe‘d torestore 1038.
mckawonna &. Western sold for cash
at 560.11n advance of 1,4. Virginity
Carolina Chemical race 1, mid Nertolk
and Western 1%. Chicago and At on
de‘clinedi . and Amalgamated Cop or
was not. pushed and the trading be-
came Vdull. Bonds were steady. ‘ ‘
V‘VALL STREET 1 p.111.—-spec11la4
tion became heavy in tone again and
although sales were small. prices de~
1WALL STREET 11 a. m—-—I.a1'ge cllned steadily with the active stocks
selling orders were executed in the generally ruling at the lowest
important stocks and the prices be- gamated Copper gagged 1 3-4 Reading
can to weeds in a rapid Way until the 1 1-2 and Union Pacific. Denver. at Rio
Duo Ball and Sporting Good-
son,- New York Central. it‘h'lo Pennsyl-I‘ ‘
local tractious carried luterborough-j'
l MOTION PICTURES CHANGED‘
es in the general list but the demand "
‘ Matinee. 2 36
Amal- ‘1 ’
move' out was checked by the buoyant. Gtsnde ptd. Colorado Fuel and Central'13NT'hl'. H "9
rise in luterboroughaMstropolltan pid. Leather old. 1. .1 ‘ MD
LEE BROTHERS tit ALL-EN
World's Champion Novelty Dancers.
\V
SAM HOWARD 1'"
our Hebrew Friend.
VRVAY MURRAY
Singer {illustrated Songs '
11‘ 1
.1
DAILY. V
V_.._...
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Evenings. 8: 15 .
ADMISSION 10c
Reserved seats. 2003 Box as mass
‘_ FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Christian s‘waru John H. Light
VILV iiorace E. "11111111 8: Soil.
.. 1 I51 WALL 8T. NORWALVKN
' 1n ‘tnoomo producing pro"
1 growth (17 the down... .1 l
:.* . 1 -. Carriages and (lo-Carts
CttyNattonal Bank
10111' Spring Stock is now complete
and we invite inspection. All priceaw
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
$1.95 to $30. 00
austNESS‘ The A. .i Angevineq
CAPITAL " S '
$100,000.00 & on Go' ,1 ,
134-136 WASHINGTON, STREET.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 1 - -
$178,500.00
5‘1:me H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1:1 Vice-Pres. ' a
Pros.
. WILFRED BODWELL, cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Kna‘pp‘ Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin! J. Wallace Marvin
. Our spring styles t1
inspection. Will be pledge?!)
‘ them to you.1Prlce "so new
to $10. 00 Double: Bill ‘1' . .
Sole Agent” 101' Fr
mockery. Glassware, ,, its
int? "tiGoo s Pal liters 3'? ‘
to China. by. the‘ pi 1M .
goods will not craze. .- .
l Sole agent (0111 the g“ .
,g‘taph 1.300 11 Talking "' ,i.
Real Estate f and
Insurance ‘ ‘ ‘ F3323}? 61:21:} Ragga
burghinsi Reborda. 35: 11M
t‘ urachm‘e and lasts.
Fred H.‘ new...
We have several occid‘
must increaso‘ in value wm‘i1 in. rapid V
*7“-
114sz w. my 1110‘. .
Funeral airs... on ‘
dimbalmor. '
‘ 30
Norwalk Chronicler