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LodaI. No. 108,. F. and A. M.
, lu- MIsonlo Building, South
in treat. lat and 311 Tuesday of
11111111 mouth—July and. August ex-
c‘ordially invited. Frederick
W. M. Robert M, Wilcox.
'tlsr chapter, No.38, 11.11. M.
‘ sets in Masonic Building, South
Wu street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
isopted—ot 8 o '.clock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
' uyer H. 1’ Robert M Wilcox Sec.
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GOOD FRIDAY SENTINEL.
0 Evening Sentinel will be issued
Friday as a morning paper. Ad-
that issue are requested to provide, ‘
py not later than Thursday after-
, he telephone us a feature of
limb services was tried in Pittsburg
It Sunday and the effect was not
Some of the worshippers
deaf and when they saw the wire
til y took exceptions to them at once.
as Old lady who had not heard 11
mon in sixteen years became so
onstratlve when the words of the
pastor came to her ears that she re-
vention of the devil left the
. Several others not knowing
what the trouble really was followed
her.‘ The aged woman vowed she
would never return to the pew.
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mom—rant Meeting in New York.
important meeting of the advl‘
so y board of the United Hatteis of
Mirth America was held in‘ New
Y pk yestelday. though nothing is giv
Out for publication conctrning Q1t
This session was attended by Score
ry, John W. Sculley, who has return
1 to New York again today. on ac-
count of» the business not being finish-1
‘ . ,NearCamplng Weather.
The members of the trade who are
hoping to have an opportunity to camp
on the islands of the harbor, should
the trike continue on, are viewing
a other with interest. It is point
ed 0 t that with a few more days like
is. it will be warm enough to live in
tent without any discomfort. The
‘téut of the South Norwalk Fish Club.
which the club voted to loan the hat-
telrsfor camping purposes, is in good
an pe. ,
Cheaper Grade Hate.
The local trade oilicersare to have
a conference with the John C Wilson
Hat Company, today, in reference to
making a cheaper grade of hats than
’ has been previously been made here.
The company is now making as low
, 1315 and $16 a dozen product,_,b11t
lustrous of entering a $13 grade,
is turned out in Danbury. ‘ '
KER‘S‘ mag-ride TomoHr.
schedule Not Now PrOVIded For in
Price Bill:to be. Dlsoussed.‘
monthly huslnese session of the
Makers“ Association is scheduled for
this evening, at Central Labor Union
Hall, in Washington street. One of
matters to he discussed at that
me will be the desire of the John 0.
son Hat Company to put out a $13
‘ ,..dczen grade of- hats. There is no
' vision in the local bill of prices for
embers of the Trimmers’ Associa-
' went to Danbury and looked over
aper' grades. They reported upon
(its turn, that the girls in the Dan-
' (l Beihel districts could make
fthan is being made. in South
k on the better grades. .011 ac-
not 0 a difference of methods.
HARDLY FORTV OUT.
Report an. Easy Time in the
‘ Strike Situation. ,
re was hardly a ‘corporal’s guard
veiling in "the vieinity ot‘ the
‘di: Knapp factory at closing
WM seeking terms of settlement within two
ileum and those having ileWs items I
a: the strikers involved 40,000 men arid
itu‘stion there in reapec‘t to the '
THE
S.
tire joint committee discussed at
length with the advisory board lust
Week. The members of the sub- com-
mittee attending todays session are
Hugh (i. Shalvoy and Joseph H. Con».
poll, of the Finishers” association. and
M J. 1111111011 Ind Ester (Splashes or
the Makers' he!
lay, secretary oi. the local Ma‘ksrs‘ as-
societies, and alt-Senator William P. .
' Bailey, of B‘etbel, are members of the
4.! advisory board.
The executive committee of, the Na.
tional Association of Hot Manufactur-
ers is also in session in New York to«
day and the local members are in at
tendsnce. .
The monthly meeting of the Hat
Trimmers’ union was held last evening
in the City Hall and was largely at-
pertaining to the” sis—up which the on ,.
slips. 1?. ii. Control. 1'
tended. Mrs. Ellen Fools, president of j .
the union, said today that only rou-
tine business was ti‘ansacted. Reports
were made or the various courteslcs
and donations that had been received
during the mouth and various other
matters disposed of '
In the other important butting dis“
tricts everything remains quiet, accord.
ing to the newspaper reports. South
Norwalk reports the sale of the Woll-
hausen plant to New York patties and
from the New Jersey dish icis comes a
denial by manufacturers of the asso-
ciation made by John A. Moiiltt. prcsb
dent of the United Hatters, on Satur-
day that the manufacturers would be
weeks.
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In New Jersey.
The Newark News last evening said:
"’i‘birty-ilvc additional strike hrouk~
ors were taken into three but factories
in the Orange Valley district yesterday
and today and although their arrival
at. the Highland avenue station oi the
Lackuwnnna railroad was witnessed by
large crowds of the striking butters
there were no disturbances} 'l‘woutv of
the strangers are in the factory of [12,
V. Conuett & (10., in South Jefferson
street. where they arrived late yester-
day afternoon and shortly before noon
today twelve additional batters arrived
for the“ firm of F. Berg & (lo. Three
new men were taken into the plant of
the No Name l-lut Manufacturing can»
say.
“All the other strike breakers who
left factories at noon on Saturday to
spend Sunday at their homes in Brook.
lyn and New York returned this morn.
ing. It is said that nearly 100 111011 and
women are now being employed at tho
Berg plant, and that the Council will.
corn is operating its factory with about
seventy hands. There are said to be
twenty-fivein the No Name plant.
"At the hatters' headquarters in 0r~
ange it was reported that another 1111-
ion forcmun had returned to work. Ga-
briel Williamson, who has had charge
of the making department ill the Con-
uolt factory for several years, returned
to work in that plant this morning. ills
action was a surprise to the oiilcers of
the Orange locals. as be had received
strike bcnilts up to Saturday.
“The statement made on Saturday by
National President John A. Moilltt, of
the United Hatters, to the effect, that
the manufacturers would be. suing for
peace within two Weeks was denied by
the bosses of the Orange district to-
day. According to the manufacturers
they are getting in better shape every
day, and they say it is only a question
of a short time when they-will have a
sufficient number of competent bands
to man their plants without dimculty.”
In New Yark.
A story under New York date says:
“A long circular was read at Sun-
day's meeting of the Central Federat-‘
ed union from President Golnpcrs of
the American Federation of lather,
urging all organized labor to support
the strike of the United Hatters of
North America against the Associated
Hat Manufacturers for the restoration
of the union label. He said that the
executive council of the American Fed~
oration of Labor would do all in its
power to help the striking batters.
Less than 1,000 men and women were
employed in the union hat shops, Mr.
Gompcrs said, and they asses-ed them-
selves 25 per cent. of theirsarniugsi
for the strikers, but this would be only
a drop in the bucket There wore
to, 000 butters and 5,000 but trimmers
on strike, which with the families of
women. Through Mr. Van Cleave and
the National Association of Manufac-
turers, Mr. Gompers said, suitsl
amounting to $340300 were brought
against the boilers, and thes‘whole
thing was a combined attempt. to do
away with the union label. overnl
recommendations accompanied e let-
lt is‘ioonomy to use 01110911 Baking Powder.
fit saves labor, health and money.
” Where the best food is required no other
baking powder or lesvening agent can take the
place or do the work of Royal Baking Powder. '
POPIIlARW iiilliiliiliii
liOY'l‘K‘l "l lihlA'l ill“
The Passion Play 111,]11111 s «ll-lighted
another large audience last evening
The pictures are 1';-11111.; entire satis-
faction, hliss Mabel Angeline. the
superb contralto. hold the audience
spellbound with il 1‘ rendition of The
Dream of Paradise and The Palms.
Ray Murray, who is at his best when
singing this class of songs, surpassed
all of his previous efforts. lie is sing-
ing The Hymns of the Old Church
(‘lloir and The Holy City. The Passion
Play remains at Hoyt's all the week.
excepting Friday, on which day the
house is closed all day, to reopen on
Saturday. Mr, Geronimo has given
the use of tho. house entirely free of
charge for the benefit of the batters
on Monday night, "(.1111 in ldabo.” a
western l‘ll'nma, will be the attraction.
Scale on sale Thursday morning
l’rlcus ""‘ 35 and 50 cvuls.
.41).
A Darlen business man, who was in
South Norwulk yesterday, was inclined
to think that business is good here.
lie went into a well-known clothing
store and on account of the rush of
trade said he was obliged to spend for-
ty-llve minutes before he could get
waited upon.
AUTOMOBILISTS
ATTENTION !
maxwum. Apronomna has won
more reliability contests. than any
other American car. Buy the our that
gets you them and back without tiuk~
cling. inquire and receive valuable in-
lorlnaiion of
T. s. GLOVER
AGENT. 7
61 WINFIELD 31:, mar NORWA‘LK.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal . properly.
without removal, on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. in-
dependent Losn and Security (30.,
liaviiand Bldg, Washington St. Oiilco
open until 7 p. 111. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
£th Norwslk Vacuum Cleaning
1 Co.'s Wagon
duos your cleaning in one -fourtb the
time and accomplishes better results
ban by any other process No need or
king 11]) carpets or removing the ful-
ulturc, or disturbing the household.
(‘oniructa made to Clean residences. ,
.chmchos, oillces, lodge rooms, etc Let
1119, estimate on your spring cleaning,
Reasonable prices. Trusted opera-
tors. llestflservice. Phone 427.
CHAS. n. .DOWNES, ' Prop.
ter as to methods of helping in}
ors. These the (1F ll
RE’ilAiLERS‘ IN
, r‘c there is no similar piece in Hill
. ‘_ once that wouldple c you better, and that th‘
mu 'lcrI than a sntaliér merchant could possibly mule.
Wedding Gifts aSpeCIaliyJ
9 coum‘Lauo PLACE.
THE WORLD
«'10
' nightly attendanCe'. the police
. coping their: , Last
' customary, th were four- 1
or and exti'ii policemen
roughfares traveled by the
f, the compafly. .
. typifies the hi]; c .14.-
Icter Ind solid price
value represented
the todowingz, 7. ,
111.11. deep; ,
‘ cutmitbw tom
. inner.”
'1 causes... estimations.
ful properties. xiv
active and princi p
(tern were talked over, including the
‘ the city will install ln Hope Hess on
‘1‘ let's to take the place 6b the boss was.
"on now those. At the
{little enjoyed by all.
..po_rt.
, horsepower type is euulpped with 11 ~
' quiet "
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Aliillillliiil liliiil NEWS
u—a—q MIMI-“i
A directors’ meeting of the Mlanus
Manufacturing Company, 'lhomas i.
ltaymond, president will be held this
evening
Mr. and Mrs.
bride and groom,
illnrrlod, have returned
their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. St. John
are moving into the residence of the
late lcorge F‘. Hearse, which they
recently pul‘clmsod.
Howard A, Montgmnery has resign-
ed ills position at the, ‘ttnnstuck (‘loilr
lug Company, in Norwalk, the some to
take effect on Saturday of 1hls'wooll.
The first open car at the srason,
No. 102, was put in commission this
morning, on the West. nvenuv liar. and
with watched by 111111111 people as it
upended along.
Harvey Jarvis. the
who were recently
home from
don't 1‘11lt until the last minute. Do
it now. There is a. penalty of one dol-
llcenses issued after lliny 1
Owing to the fact that Good Friday
will be observed as a holiday, there
will be no collection of ashes and gur-
bage in South Norwulk. A double col-
lection will be made Saturday, if 11cc-
ossnry.
l-lowurd Zoloft has begun the cou-
situation of .1 new rosid our: 0 ill Clmsl
nut street. The beanie are now being
laid on the foundation and the frame
will be raised during the next tow
days.
licrnard .l lloynoh
\vnlk cigar lililllllflli“ 1 .1111» placed
a now cigar on lbe 11.11. '2 whit who
lms 1111111011.Sc11lptm 11's . . 11‘ pr oducl
sells for ten cents 111 lines for: n quar-
ter and is u plcasani blend.
Through 1111 orrm 1: was slated yes-
terday that the hi; :1 :11‘11":‘ for 111111110-
men at the shift-ll . c2111 .11 11111 Day
Nursery Whisl lf‘lun, ..-111111l.1y owning,
was mad...- by is S. listed. The name
should have rrud :4. S. Jarvis.
’l‘lu' t'lltcl'111i11111u'.1 (subunit or of the
South Norwulk (flab has plunuodlm
interesting ulllulliu‘ 1111‘ tolllbzrow oven-
lug. Members 1111' untitled to bring
resident guests upon payment of :1 ice
of fifty cools for cacii‘mf such guests.
«~1Nntl1‘c Eggs, 2711‘ :1 dozen. ll. ill.
Aloud tit (‘11..
Today ushered in the open trolley
our season on the local lines. though
only one our of this type was noticed
it was run on the West avenue line
and us is always the (ratio at the be
ginning of the season caused consid-
ernble comment.
The Mi walk Fire Police held 11 reg-
ulur meeting at the quarters in Wall
street, last night, and various matters
“predisposed 111'. Two proposals for
new members were received; At. the
conclusion of the meeting a fine turkey
supper was sen cd.
Phoenix Engine Company held a
regtilal meeting in the engine house,
last evening, matters of routine busi
ness being in order. A bountifult‘ool
lation was sound at the conclusion
of the meeting. and a good time enjoy-
ed until a late hour J
The Norwalk public, library has
posted the customary notice that on
Good Friday no books will be given out
and the reading room will be open
from ten to twelve in the morning on-
ly. But on Thursday evening v01»
l1 Nor-
tier to accommodate the public.
and son, who have many friends in The
Norwnlks. are guests of Mt. Horton’s
parents in‘ Rowaytou. having arrived
in town yesterday from Brockvilie, 011.
tnrio Province. Canada. Mr. Horton
years ago when the Wolthaus'en Hat
Company changed its location.
Hope Hose Company held a regain;
meeting at the hose house in Wate
street, last evening, and different mat-
uew automobile chemical wagon W11
repnst was served an ‘
‘Mls. Dudline E. Rs 01111, of West
avenue. received her handsome new
1909 Stearns automobile yesterday.
The car Was driven ovéi‘ from Bridge-
The car is known as the 30 60
running four;
while the body is k
tonnenu variety. The car
1111' attraCtiVo dark gree‘ ' ‘ ‘
Dry grass got to uni-mp in a rathe
lu‘estenlng manner ye trgday, latte .
, 4 1 , ‘
linden motor,
howson. 4 ‘
still alarm We sent
Company.
Better get that dog of yours tagged; ‘
lar in addition the regular tax on all
conclusion of the (L
umes will be issued up to nine in on n ‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. S. Clyde Horton, Jr..-
aud family moved to Canada several .
ecials !
Two Bargain Days in" One ~
21c Women’s Stock-
ings, 3 ms, 50c
Women's Fine Cotton Stockings,
in black or ran colm‘. double sole,
blah spliced heel and garter top; 11
flir- special.
THURSDAY‘S SALE, 3 PAIRS
FOR We. All Sizes.
Women’s 50c Tan
Stockings, 33c
ll‘ull Fashioned Gonzo (‘otlou
illm'llinuss. ' in tabs and brown.
- double sole, lip-reoriaml liuisb;
l‘cgulln 5111- nine
THURSDAY 33¢ IPAIR.
i5c Dutch Collars,
90
Soft Finish Linen Dutch Collars,
t-dgt‘d 1'.'ill1 law; 151: value.
THURSDAY SPECIAL. 91:.
‘25c Waistings, 15c
ll'lorcr-rizod \‘l‘llilr1 'tlistinlzs, big
assortment of iiilt‘fil. designs, full
width; our usual the duality.
THURSDAY, 15c.
100 Hair Pins, 7c
llall llair Pius.
regular price luc.
THURSDAY, 76 CARD.
two on a card;
Owing to the holiday—COOD FRIDAY—~—We offer our usual
Friday specials on THURSDAY, with additional
bargains in Easter merchandise.
Store Will be open Thugsday evening, so do not miss this oppor-
tunity. IT MEANS A SAVING T 0 YOU of
'just one-third regular prices.
$1.25 Umbrellas, 751:
2dalucb Women’s American 'l‘af-
feta Paragon Frame limhlcllas.
fifty entirely different handles;
worth “.25 at any time. ‘
HERE THURSDAY, 751:.
100 Socks, 6c
Men's Mixed Cotton Socks, all
sizes: special 101': value.
THURSDAY, 61; PAIR.
$1.00 Shirt W aid,
79c
‘i‘ \\'l‘)lllt’ll's ll‘lllo Lawn
about a dozen Sifl'il‘firhd‘lli
regular $1.111) quality.
THURSDAY, 79¢.
\‘l’aists,
six-nu:
25c “Psyche” Bar-
relies, 16c
Largo Sfcll or Amber i’subc
Barlctlos, handsomely curved;
regular price 25c,
THURSDAY, 16c.
25c Belting; 12 l-2c
Moire lioliin’g, all
good quality; our regular
luo.
THURSDAY. 121/21: YARD.
12 1-21: Pillow Cases,
9c
colors, extra.
250 va~
Extra Quality Cotton Pillow
(Tunes full 45x36 size, with (11:01!
twin; 1231/20 value. ‘
THURSDAY, 9c EACH.
590 Table Damask,
43c
72 inch Linen, not a ll’lfircl‘l‘izmié
kind. lautulll’ul finish Damask, all
llt'W dl‘nigus; regular price 3171'.
TH U RSDAY. 430.
Toilet Articles
\l'oodburjx'u Soap .............. 17c
Casino rioup .................. 3c
Corylopsis Powder ............ 151:
Dr. Lyon's Tooth I-‘owllt'r ..... 17c
' 15c Domet Flannel,
9c
i-‘ull Yard Wide Heavy
llll-nched Domet; 15c value.
1 1_ "‘JURSDAY, 9c YARD.
$1.10 Tea Kettles,
83c
N117Solid Coppel Nickel Plated
Tea Kettles; regularly sold $1.10.
THURSDAY, 331:.
Weight
A daughter wile boln up fun days
ago to M1 and Mrs. llobmt Phillips.
of 1.11111, Mass Mrs. Phillips abuse
maiden name was Miss lplhcl Meeker
formerly resided in Norwalk
l-‘ioueer Hook and Ladder Company
hold a meeting in the truck house
last evening, but only toutlue business
wore disposed of. however. A fine ro—
past 1111s laid for the 111e111b'ers, at the
conclusion of the meeting, and a good
time indulged in by et’Wt‘lyone.
The tire companies of Norwll‘tk were
gimp the first drill of the season“, ‘lns‘t‘
evening. in front of their respective
houses The drill consisted of taking
out all the boss, and giving it a litur-
ough washing also testing ‘tbe differ-
ent- hose nozzles, to see that every
thing use in ilrst~class condition A
stream of water was also run through
each line of hose, and the affair Was
carried out most sue ' At the
companies adjourned to inell realise-1
tlve houses, where the regular moat ly
meetings were held. in Main street,
the demonstratio n from cube Phoo:
his house was w lied "
,quently he would not 'he
fthere. 'l‘o disembark at Fort ‘de
. ins, dili'erent,’
;io Castro.
CASTRO” NOT ALLOWED TO LAND‘r-bcckmntlug of Castro‘s trouble mall-
AT TRiNiDAD.
, (Continued from First mas),
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intention of leaving the Guadeloupe at
either Port of Spain or Colon. Yester
day it was declared that the' Britisi
government. has refused him permis~
sion to land at Port of Spain Trinidad
a British possession that is now the
hdudmmi‘lers oi the Venezuelan mal
contents‘ Who have flocked there in an
tlcipnlip oi Centres lending:
is to all tents and purposes an Ame:
loan port and Castro is not wanted
sfremnined the Po1t of
Can-
lro‘s relations during his tenure of of-
flco with Columbia ware strained, and
to
Conso-
welcome
there. 'i‘
Barranqul a, in Columbia; but
on several cecssions threatened
break out in open hostilities.
France was the only comes left. open
The Guadeloupe touched
at Pointe-a-Pitr nether French port,
yesterday, but de France is prur-
arable to Polnie—a- '
1‘ sojourn. .
1
Dent ask on
allowed it,“ Iv‘era
pose: mini lilies
Giveihsr pols
eve rv upper turnip
to make good brand
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be 51‘. opporlti.
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Count
lug proclivitlss are the United States.
Great. Britain, France, the Nether»
lands, Panama, Columbia and Veno-
zuela, and it is believed that they have
mapped out a. general course of action
to follow under the circumstances.
CARACAS, April 6, via Willemstad.
Curacao, April 7.--The Venezuelan
government has sounded France to as-
certain whether or not 'difllculties
would be encountered if Cipriano Cas-
tro were arrested on board, the steam-
er Guadeloupe at a Venezuelan port.
"I‘lle reply of France indicated that
she would make no protest in such an
event
1
Next Monday evening Uncas Hay-
loft will entertain the members of
Cockenoe Left, of Norwalk, at. a big
suppel at the loft in Washington
street. The committee will provide
.1 sumptuous layout, for the Uncas
llaymakers mean to entertain their .
brethren royally. This supper is the
stake for the recent interesting pino~
clile tom‘nament between the two lofts.
The Norwalk'ei‘ wo the tournament
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in his 1131. lo his Coon
Norwalk Chronicler