overJ. purchase.
" it Jam ‘59.. :
saturdav "Candy
BAXTER S
Varsity Chocolates and
ANDERSON'S
l“Boli‘at Frames set up and ready to
an .
All kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
ROBERT R MONROE
House Mover
GOOD FRIDAY SENTINEL.
The mouth Sentinel will be issued
next Friday a a morning paper. Ad-
ver‘tis'e‘l's‘ sad those living news items
for that issue one rhquested to provide
copy not later than' Thursday after-
noon. L J J
WEATHER FORECAST.
W'
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
tonight and ”Wednesdar A Well do-
, fined disturbance is central this morn-
J ing near Kansas City, Mo it is pro-
_ ducing cloudy and rainy weather from
Kansas northeastward to the Lake re-
‘ glen. Snow has fallen during the past
24 hours in Colorado and the Western
part of Nebraska. Denver Colo” re-
ports a minimum temperature of 16.
The temperature is ising in the cen-
tral and eastern sec lone; Conditions
favor for this vicinity cloudy weather
‘ followed by rain.‘
machinery and steam boilers placed
in position. Experienced men sent to
all parts of the codntry'. Work prompt-
ly attended to General contracting. P.
O Box 733. South Norwaik.
her home in Cranbury with an attack
of the grip. L “J J.
G. G E111st,ofNorwalk received his
that lesson. yesterday in running his
fine new Cadillac automobile.
Thomas E Gregory. contractor of
Cranbury is cleaning the gutters in
the vicinity of Newtown avenuen
Jack Wild, Mr. Lamb and Robert
Waugh. of the Harstrom school. Nor-
port.
The regular monthly meeting of
Thomas Smith. of Wilton, is in Nor Hope Hose Company will be held this
evening at the hose house in Water
wal 0d '
J Int Il’. 01! business, ~ street.
J loving Dibble was 8" visitor in The regular monthly meeting of
New York city ' yesterday. '~ Phoenix Engine Company will be held
"For the Land’s sake" use Bowker's at the engine house in Main street this
Fertilizers. Manuel Taro Hatch evening.
James Desmond. of West Avenue The regular monthly meeting of
spent Sunday with friends in Newark. Pioneer Hook and L'udder Company
.J. - will be held this evening in the truck
Miss Fanny M. Hawly has returne'd house 1,11 Mail! “FEEL '
lo her home a’ Weston. after a visit Rudolph Standinger, who has been
with ’friends 11 Noh'valk. . JL. m of the grip at the home of Con-
Mr' and Mrs. Oscar '11- Cnnfleld of Stable and MPB.J.J.GOOdw1n. of HIV
Unio Pill‘k Norwalk 3,9,“ “mm iland street, l8 able, to be out again.
with 71mm, in Ansonia' S y 'and will return to his home in Brook-
Attorney Charles J. Kelley, of New 1" 11 in a few days .
York City, was the guest Jot his par- Helen Devine. daughter of Select-
mm on West Avenue over the man John Devine, who has been con.
Sabbath lined in a hospital in New York city
The new suits for the Harstrom fm treatment of her eyes. retained to
William .strcet last even-
Baseball Club, arrived yesterday. and he” “me i“ J
Will be distrib'uted to the members of “‘3' “new“ “WWW“
the team today. I A angular oifllkhehlocal hattecils at
cc 0 y e s e ave secure cop-
“5115885325. Acolnliialglgatfin (ERIE: fee of the Crofut & Knapp's monthly
walk. will be held Thursday eveninsi g'll'ijtlz'lfattltgncogllifg $3555??1'§"§l'£mu'12
geyork the Entered Apprentice de- Concerning the situation
Old Well Lodge. A. F. .nnd A. M., of
South Norwalk, will work the Master
Mason degree this evening. Refresh
' meats will be served at the conclu-
sion of the communication.
Notices have placed in the local trol~
ley cars further notifying the public of
the new five cent parcel delivery.
which was explai‘nfi in the sentinel
last week The tickets for the new
service may be secured at the comp-
any's offices in Nerwalk and ’South
Norwalk.
-—Come in for a social cup of tea.
First M. E. Church, Wed. afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Vellum. M. L
Berreil. a former resident of East Nor-
walk, to Benedict Herman Grants], of
New York. will be lemnizod at. the
Hotel Plaza New cityfitombrww
- afternoon at 4 o'.clock Miss Barrel!
was fonnerly a well knowmactrese.
and Mr. Gruntal is a prominent banker
and bro.kerL .
Entry blanks are out for the field
day of st. Peter's Council, Ka of 0..
at Roton Point, Memorial Day. They
will he sent to allwthe athletic clhbs
in this sec on. W .LJO'JConnell, the
chairman o the committee on or
L rangcm‘ent's. has already received as-
vu» L:‘L.~u,.L'..~LL or».
trolley system weIe taken to liridgc
port this morning. for an overhauling.
preparatory to the summer schedule.
which. hOWever, will not go into or“
fact until the latter part of May.
A regular monthly session of «Put-
uam Hose Company was held last eve-
ning. at headquarters in Franklin
street Three applications for mem
bership were received.‘ The company
is now looking toward its next social
Want, a dance to be held next week.
Word was received yesterday from
Willis H. Selleck, the Wellsknown clo-
thier, formerly of Norwalk, that he is
In Detroit, Mich, and is feeling fine.
He wished to be remembered to all
his Norwalk friends, and said that he
expected to arrive in Omaha, Nob,
his destination. some time today.
This evening the} strong Ponhssus
Council. Royal A1 canum. can not bowls
team, will meet the Live Oak Council
team, of New Haven. “at South New
walk. Recently the South Norwalkers
traveled up to the Elm City and
brought home a victory in the first
game of the semi-finals for the state-
championship. All Arcanumltes are
invited to attend
An ltaiian woman. who gave her
name ;Jas .Mrs Philip Dotti, and who said
her hosband had gone off and left
her, appealed to. the South/Nowell;
police last night for assistance." She
said she and her husband came here
about fifteen days ago from Newark.
N. J.. and that yesterday her 1111s.
‘iLLLj'uJL'
inent athletes V
L ILJ LJ arrested Lin
North M "In street about 9: 30 Sunday
night by LJOilicer John Smith. on a
charge of drunkenness Some time
later, friends of the accused appeared
at police ie‘e headduarters and posted a
"bond or 19.5.. Barkam failed to show
11;) yesterday engaging and the bond
ficer Frank M. Raymond secured a
place for her for last night and this
morning Chief of Police JVollmer diL
rectetl her to the selectmen' ‘- “J L
The stilt of John A. Gigton versus
irehe D Wilson is due for a hearing
on Thursday before the Superior '
court at Bridgeport. Properly do
Chestnut and Burbank streets. South
Norwalk. is involved. but Jail of the
parties at interest are residents of
its roof repaired to
mom who a 1
-‘°“‘=93 17“" L Brooklyn, N Y. J w Banks repre-
Legpgthemé‘l! J seats Mrs. Wilson and ngton is rep
~Deliciou Jh resented by G. A. Hamberg‘e‘r, of" New
candies. First JJ York. and Keogh and Candee. of
dm. 2 to 5': p. ' ' South Norwalk'. .W'igtou’s sister willed
no women' of thg g the pro crty in question to. Mrp Wil-
Congregational 011W ’ yison.L on g off her brother and other
requested to attend L Meeting to be TBIEQYOS‘ . L . . 2
held in the church: no tomorrow] L a ,
afternoon at ii: 30‘:- mefl 1'1 "13
will read a person’s. urea " M
‘J. B. Lawrence ii {011'
‘on the Modern World
ing feature will
logs. from' the
J There will also!) ’
, cluslo'n of the meeting]
‘1 will be served. L _
' " Launch Works J
Launches of all sizes built to order ‘
Oystershen‘rommorwalu J
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy J
Mrs ‘Robert Gregory is confined to .
walk, spent last evening in Bridge- LL
Several of the open cuts of the local '
J C
Pro Lect Your Valuables
IN, THE
SAFE DEPOSIT VVAULTs
band‘s sister but her out 'of doors 0f '~
" regnlar meeting at- their
we have ever made.
14 South Main Street
«more»
miles around?
mill;
Ground Each Day.
Ask Fol “Bonnic"'
Home Ground Foods.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
"A REASON FOR IT!"
Why. do you suppose. we built the finest. most complete Mill for
Of course it's nplcasure to own and operate hush a
but We couldn't afford it as a luxury.
_ We built it to further our facilities for
Ground feeds for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. feeds that. will stand
pic eminent above all others There are swarms of branded)! ordinary
Western feeds: take your choice, if that‘s all you want J
With a splendid Mill behind us. our feeds are the finest that can
be produced. Absolutely clean. pure and sweet and boat of all Fresh
ausilty Flrst, Last and All thd'J 'J'lmo.
MANUEL ITOROMH TCH.
Spring Overcoats from $ro to $25.
Spring Suits from $10 to $30.
The very las't Word of Fashion is spoken in the pro- ‘
LL'ducticnof our beautiful Spring Overcoats and Suits. They '
' were made to displaCc the much higher-priced productions
L of exclusive tailors. So they please the average man imr J
mensely and the particular man as well. ‘ '
Look to us for the exquisite new colors and harmon- ‘
’ ions shades—the charming stripe effects—but don't ex-
.fL‘pL'urm find any “brass band" colors or stripes here; we’ve
' skipped the freaks and picked the winners.
Andt'lhe Easter Hat and Furnishings you need you'll
find herein the biggest. broadest showing of Spring styles J '
Telephone Call 582-; J
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making Facet} Home
Easter Cards Bibles, Prayer
Books and Hymnals
0 SOUTH MAIN
Wllllam P Be
aoJoJKs mo STATIONERY. " ' '
STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Delaware Roe shad, '
Delaware Buck Shad. .
Flat sh.
He' ng. .
Small Roe Shad,
Haddock Roes
0.1M e- .mwmuu.’
an 11’ s
N'ciwulk today. on Jonsl'n'e'ss. J , .
Lopise Watson.L. of 24 Park
J»”for't1eatmen_i. Jyesterday. . -
The slit-h of the illustrated talks on
' th'e' Life of our Lord will be given to“
marrow night at 7: W30 at the Berkeley,
.stre‘etJ chapel, by the Rev; Louis it"s
Bowel
The Norwslk fire police will hold 11
rooms in
Wall street. this evening. fit the con-J»
W
i. ll Lockw pod; of Wilton; was in‘
J unanimously appointed dog -.\'v at den of
‘accrt'larydohmw sculiey is in New the town for Non/elk fol the ensuing L
Yolk cits}; today attending a batting;
\loiwnlk.rWas admitted to the.
. Mien he‘s Davis, of Rowan street,’
J Eapt him-Walk, who has been confined J
to her home by illness. is somewhat .
' bettewdodayw -
its
WY“.
t
:Lv15'c 'lb
J 12c lb
6c- lb
69111
250
12c lb
sets Spanish Mackerel Steak Cod. sinned Haddies. _
UL kGr-een smelt; Rookaway Long Clams 80c ‘
qt; Oysters. Long and Round Clams.
Bridge Fish Market
to
FREE DELIVERY.
molding. Officer Bryan} ll
year ‘ J
Services tomorrow in St.
a
S‘jllk was
Paul‘s par- ' '
lab”: 75 30 a nu. I-Ji'oly (‘ommunlomil ‘
a. 211., morning prayer and litany: 4-11.;
.11.; evening prayer at the chapel. 7: 30
p.111, illustratel talk on the Life of
pair hard
A son was born this morning to Mr.
street
shaseqhe‘uce of this event.
a wreath of smiles today. as he is
manner. Mother and "child are
JL do as nicely. L. J
Evehiu'g player and sermon toni iht
at 7320 at St. Andrew s 11111951
u s L
t rector; of. St Paul‘s, church
pineal: The item, Ll»
the service, and passion the
artist! of
M
and Mrs George M Avisou, of Main
Eirsti Selectman Avison, in
is wearing
splash. .
it?!
J superstitions have been based, that it
. Would be little less than a miracle if
_J would it be credible that reasoning
LLbeing could boom to learn anything L
‘L of the future from the order in which
a few pieces of painted paper hap. '
posed to fall when shuffled?J Yet per- L
L he promised to the liaison whob reeks
, NUGGETS FROZI'VSUCCESS MAOAy
BEETS DN'ITRUTH.
spasm-no: a MU
pip o
a tilt
{lam l: '1“ mom. vo bd'sineqs in this
country
the coincidences on
lions ate commonly blood. lmh In
many instances, not even 1'01!“ka m"
surnames are not so; uncommon the;
coil be renamed ass: rising .
if p. res or fcur- it!"
discussing the particular superstition
relating to saltceilars can site
tween a misfortune and the count
of salt with the tablecloth, the cir-
ed at:
it would be much more 1e~
r1 malkable coincidence, but on the 0C-
casionul occurrence of ulte common
‘ events. it Ina be said.
facts 011 whir- nearly all the vulgar
such facts ware not common in tho
QXDDI‘IQIK‘U of every llel 5011.
Any other superstitions could [:9
just 'as readily started and be very
quickly supported by as
evidence.
nounce tomorrow in all the papers and.
on every signbomd that misioxtn‘ne is
certain to come to anyone that cuts
the most striking evidence. in less
ilshed superstition.
ibis. consider the absurdity of ordi-
tune telling by cards. If our police
reports did not seems no that such
vatlclnation is believed in by many.
sons believe in the predictions of for-
tuno tellers for the seemingly excel~L
lent reason that such predictions are
repeatedly fulfilled. They do not no-
lice that (setting spurt happy guesses
based on known facts) there would be
as many fulfillmenta if every predic-
tion had been precisely reversed.
It is the same with other col‘nnmi
superstitions. Reverse them and they
are as trustworthy as before. Let the
superstition be that,to everyone splib
ing salt at dinner some great piece or
good luck will occu before the day is
over; let seven years of good fertnne
a mirror and so on. These new super-
slitions would be before long sup-
ported by as good evidently as JthDSo
now in existence; and they would be
worth lust us much, which is- noth
1.01;
”Mm—m.” '
“Don't inquire into a hungry mine
liOistory'
‘ “The greatest victory goes with the
most faith. "
If the corners of your mouth sag.
Jsmiie. smile, smile?
Eliminate the grouch or file gicuch
will eliminate you.
No physical bounty can compensate
for an explosive temper
"What frost would do to: a floweI
accusations will do for love. "
It takes the World a long time to (its
cover that bigness is not greatness.
Learn to see things with a balanced
brain. not with vour plejudices.
"When a man has lost confidence in
himself he has nothing else to lose "
“Face the world with your heart for
ward and you: backbone straight. "
"Your body will soon be where your
aspiration is. provided you hold there
unwaveriugly."
By the law of affinity \Oll may know
that yotu own is always seeking you
if you are seeking it with all youi
might. J
“Y01 Isay you wish to marry my
daugh But she is only a mere
school girl as yet." Count Nocash—l
understand that. sir“ i came early to
avoid the rush. ~Judge.
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HOUSE CLOSEO'AL’L DAY
‘ ' ooc‘o FRIDAY. ‘
cue-u—u _
. Musical Director
Beautifully Col"
A Herman. enter snow. .
BRILLIANT 11ch suns
' The devotiousiadking insoirels is, to
i Augericun m n a mm vs or am L
M jet catering to supersti-
’ t to note that
People (Org... With..." superstln
the ocnrrence of aftilssster of some" L-‘L
sort after the spillin'g of salt at tugle ;
persons woh.'a'1"'t'l "'
1a.;
stances of an apparent connection be- .
oulnsiunca is in no case to be wonderv L
niaikabls if the contrary were the;
case. There is scarcely a superstition ‘
of the common sort which is based '
on other grounds. not on some re-J
ndeed, of the '
convincing .
If anyone were to our
his ingel nails between 10 and 11 on .
Friday morning. that announcement J
would be supported within a week by J
than a month it would be an eatsb- L
If this appears absurd and incrcda f
nary superstitions- for instance, i01- .
Anthony Geronimo “General Manager J L
L‘J Wm. Hi Gluns...
. L when; for he filleth the. hungry with
' J good things.
1- In our waters and In our midst is a
Jcer-tiiude that the winter-"J is over and
LLgone, the vernal equinox is at hand;
.L JandL‘LtheJ song.
self alone;
- some. and the”
' ale-when :isLsa
in year by year becoming a better
L stranger .to ‘our river. as may become-L
(I Randi-eds of beautiful patterns 1n
our made—to-mensme department.
Price s Clothing Store" ‘
. 98 Washington Street
Phone 165-5 South Norwalk'
LLLLLLLLL
Get Your Egg, .
Eadier Here
wannaureo FRESH aces. dozen ................. .......L.L.24 .
DIAMOND cums, ih. ............ .1
eonstase BACON (sugar Cured). lb. ............... ..........i
J LEAN smoueo snootosnsmxm Nice). 1a. ..... J....=.,L.; so
Don’t Forget THURSDAY, APRIL 8 '
' IS DIVIDEND DAY ‘ _J
BRING YOUR BOOK lN AND GET 10J STAMPS. FREE. .
WATCH FOR ous Eas'rsa aov; T0 APPEAR m Talon
DAY’S mesa. 3L“ L J J
A. F. BECKMANN LLLLLLL & (10..
' 83 and 85 Washlmiiln 8!. Phone call 440 South Norw "
filbs Prunes ...'.'.-""
Q... ..... 261: Home Eggs, per 7‘5... ...'.':.L '-
tl pkgs. Currants .ML.‘.2'....250 3 cons Milk ............ .,"
3' lbs. Peaches 25c 3 Cans Baked Beans. J" ~‘
3 lbs." Raisins .. ........... . ..... 25a 3 cans Campbell’s SoupJ ,...,. . ‘
SMOKED BEEF AND BOILED HAM SLICED WHILE YOU WAIT
UNITED GROCERY co.
20 NORTH MAIN ST. I’LHONE 1,43
"comm: or THE 'ALe'w'i-toe
--—-- playing, being taken Lin,"
It Fill: the Prison Editor With Rope hing on Sunday. chokin
and Joy. 01 something of Luthat so: J.
IeIeased under parole no report
each spring. and Meanwhile-
a godly righteous .ands stiller:
is said that he never takes unit
while in Connecticut waters. L
We do not, like the ass betwe
bundles of bay, halt 'hEtween
opinions; we clone
traditidnsi We have
when. am e1; kno {lint
sorely arrivereven Jif he
by land. as did ma on
(Weihelsfield Monthly Record. Pub-
lishcd by and for Convicts in
the State Prison.)
We look for the advent of the alc-
His crowded presence
the turtle is heard
in the‘ land. . . .
9
he equinox is ’JJl
"turtle is not Larr- DJ
dent of our. customdry soup. Eels IL‘soIJl'LgL It- is carious
and rejected of ‘men; ‘a median omy. . been fw'rltteni
reviled‘fo ' o’l'cnp‘in‘e turned quill‘Jbltes Imago
d ' (tingle in use mating ‘Lpl J
" ‘ L Bod stings V
J81!“
”fl
savory :with '
of the wens:- system of ph
511’ I". h here Yes more of
h
Ltian may (all
swelling of, J
m L
: Rumor .declares that the alewhoo'
' ‘ J. stranger; had he 'migh'Jb-Llf exJ‘p'urgated L'
hope tumtwo. wilkno ~i'nisch'hiic ‘ut
of a fewJLJL bonedJ‘wb'e‘L better; Jbut weJ‘LJ "
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