‘ interesting program.
. rooms inMaln street,
- busiltess were disposed of.
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ALK EVENING SENTINEL
TELEPHONE 409
PIANO
I‘GIVEN
AWAY-
Get a Piano CertlticAte with
every- purchase. It will cost 3:
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Confectionery
and P115113!
51 Washington Street.
AAA NEWS
GOOD FRIDAY SENTINEL.
The Evening Sentineltwill be issued
next Friday as a morning paper. Ad-
vertisers and those having news items
for that issue are requested to provide
copy not later than Thursday after-
noon.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Possibly showers tonight; Thursday
clearing and cooler. The disturbance
that was central yesterday morning in
Kansas has moved uorthcastward and
is now central over upper Michigan. It
is producing cloudy and rainy weath~
er in all the northern and central sec—
tions from the Mississippi river east-
ward to the coast, with thunderstorms
in the Lake region. This storm will
probably use out the St. Lawrence
Valley durn in; the next 24 to 36 hours
and this vicinity will be on the south-
ern edge of It. Unsetticd weather
with high temperature and showers
may be expected tonight, followed on
Thursday by clearing and colder. Fri-
day fair.
John Whaler, ‘ oi Norwslk, spent
Sunday with friends in Port Chester.
Robert Ells is confined to his home
in North avenue, with an attack ol.‘ the
grip.
.lohn Flynn, who has been seriously
ill of pneumonia, was reported this
morning as being steadily on the im
prove.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Post, of Stam-
ford, spent Sunday as, the guests 01‘
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Collin, of Bel-
dcn place
“Native Eggs, 25c a dozen.
II. E.
Mead £1: Co ' .
The choir of the Silvormlne Metho
dist Episcopal Church held a. rehear-
sal oi’ the. Easter carols in the chapel
last evening.
Mrs. Helen Ball and daughter have
returned to their home ln,,Westport
avenue, having' been the guests of
friends in New York!“ city;
Letter Carrier Janice H. Hanford is
enjoying a day‘s vacation and in the
meantime his route is being looked af-
ter by Special Carrier George Hunter.
Nathan E. Peck,1vho has been at-
tending the New York East: Confer
once at Stamford, is the guest of Mrs.
Merritt of Cross street, for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glandinlng.
who have been spending a few: weeks
at Atlantic City. returned to their
home in West Main street, last eve
ning
South Norwalk Conclave. Imprdved
Order of Heptusophs, will hold its
regular business session in Mystic
Chain Hall, Washington str,eet this
evening at 8 oclock.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold a meeting this
evening, at which time the anniversary
of: the lodge will be celebrated with an
The 5: 02 express out of New York
city struck and instantly killed an- an-
identified m‘an dbove Harrison. N, .Y.,
last evening, which delayed traiiic on
the road for a short time.
,Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of
St. George. held a meeting in their
last evening.
but only matters pertaining to routine
Reward VAL-Benedict, who is astu-
dent at the Pennington, New Jersey.
Seminary, has arrived in1 amp for the
Easter vacation. Which he is spending
at his horneéin‘pshoi avenue, East
Norwa‘lk. ‘
-Native Eggs, ‘ Sc 11. omit... H. E.
Mead & Go : ‘1 1 ‘j. 2
Frank Gooddhlid, ‘ects to move.
.. _ to the coach
cottage ln‘High" air
while attornci' P3
copy the place
llfioodcbld ,
The aorta o . .,
ton Chapter M. of Norwalk
will be held». .
evening, when among the" important
business matte ' election
or new oiiicér‘s.‘ ‘ .
0111 Well Lodge
3} Tornado Insurance
51 Varsity Chocolates and
if Launch Works
-. Fittings 20:: per can; $2.30 per dozen
, lb. caris.;‘
we WRITE
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN.
TEL. 155- 2.
RUSSELL’S
Saturday . Candy
~AT-
BAXTER’S
ANDERSON'S .
plBoat Frames set up and ready to
ank
All kinds ol.‘ repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover
I’iullding‘s 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.
. Oliox 733, South No‘walk.
.lack‘Al‘kcnmis confined to his home
in West avenue with an attack of tho
measles.
liorace E. Dunn, of Wall street,
spent Monday afternoon in New York
city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Chatles‘l'ieits, of West.
port overrun, spent yesterday with
friends in Wostport.
«Native Eggs. 255 a dozen. ll. E.
Mend & Co.
Marshall and Everett Pegg, of
Bridgeport, are visiting at the home: or
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Flynn.
The choir or St. Mary’s Church held
a. rehearsal last evening of the music
that will be used on Easter.
Tire Colonial Club, or Westport, will
hold a dance at National Hall, on
Thursday evening, April 29th.
Miss Alice Marron, of Greenwich,
and Miss Helen Cui‘nyn. of Norwalk,
spent Monday afternoon in Bridgeport.
111 [AM Pllci
EASTER
Footwear
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL.
We have all the NEW LllA’l‘liEltS
including
W I N E
SWE DE
BRONZE
These styles have thr‘tt distinction
desired for Easter wear.
$2.00 to $6.00
Wear Shoes That Fit
1221WASH1NGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2. ‘
D9 You Know
there is no store In The Norwalks
better equipped to supply your every
want in the grocery line than right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
qTREET?
Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time
It will be to your advantage to trade
with us.
Specral Now
Extra Standard: Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches, 255 nor can; “82.85 per dozen
cans. '.
Extra Standard Bartlett Posts, 255
per ‘1! 11; 32.85 per dozen cans. '
. Extra Standard Green Gage. 01‘ Egg
cExtra Standard Royal Ann Chin-ties.
255 .'per can. - _
~'i‘bese‘ are t ‘ Annost fruit packed 3
Let us talk groceries to you.
1 BUY EDIBLES YOU cAN ‘EAT
Matter. M11301!
this city, confers
the lodge room
'wtns
dc rse last evening '
111 South Mann .str
degree work a him
the banquet 111111;"
The Kiowron 0 WI
.hold a regunr rnon‘tlriy‘j mastic in their
Will
" of thhlngton Chapterr. No. 3,R
‘ Hatfield' s Altarata and Captain Price
‘2 ' will come in due time. Just now bot
. 74 Washington street, South Norwalk.
1 Washington Camp on Tuesday evt
There will be a stated convocatl
...‘A
M. on Good Friday afternoon. in t heA
'1 _
rooms in the Masonic Temple.
That
race between Commodo ‘
Do 80 has not yet materialized, buteA
yacht owners are having their hantA a
full getting their engines in proen‘r
trim. ' A
Special orders issued from the ad
jutarit- general a oflice announce the 11A
ccptancc of. the resignation or Becort
Lieutenant Harry Switcher, Comps
H, Second Intantry, and he is 110110 1-
ably discharged from the military scA'~
vice of the state.
11418.1“, H Gumbart cute1ialned tlt‘
Frideavor Circle of Kings Daughter
yesterday afternoon, at her home it
East avenue. The next meeting wi‘l
be with Mrs. Charles S,Macfarland,1t
the Congregational parsonage, We
nesday, Apr 11 281h. A
John A Hailornn, who has been ii
Tennessee anti Kentucky for the p
‘cight months I11 the interests of to
Yale & 'l‘owne Lock Company, of ERMA
ford has returned to South Nor‘Alwa
for a several weeks' stay, and WA
then start out on another trip,
John W. Duke who has been co}
fined to his home in Elizabeth streA
for several days on account or a s
vere attack of acute indigestion, c0
tinucs to Improve, but it will be son
time before he will be able to resort
his duties at the office of the wet
commissioners.
The Seventh Company held :1 spool
meeting last evening at the coucluslt
ot’ the regular drill, and it. was votr
to organize a baseball team for it
coming season. "Clinch" Connors,
basketball fame, was unanimous
(.hosen manager. .1nd_gumcs will be a
ranged at once
The N01 walk High School and OVtA
look Military Academy baseball term
had their first meeting 01‘ the scant
yesterday afternoon on the Overlor
diamond. in East- nvenue, hetero
good sized audience. The high echo
lads worn.victorious by lil(‘ score .
11 it) 31’. Their liitllt‘l) 1121'; Idltlrotlgc
and lioran.
if vou arc looking {or a slyllsh,1A-
iodide Easter outfit for any meml 1|
of the family you will find it at (luAc-
ly £1 Brennan's. They have cvcrythi g
in suits. coats. skirts, shoes. etc., a d
they sell them on the easy paymo t
plan. There is no need of your lock-
lng shabby on ‘l‘dnaicr. Mt. them All
you out and pay us you can.
Washington Camp. No. II. Patriotic.
Order of tho Sons of Amer.lca held a
regular meeting lost night and iiraAle
arrangements to go to l1ccn11IAir
some time next Week to institute
new camp in 111.11 village The grn d
stilt-(115.1110 uniformed rank and men
bars of (lamp No 4 of. New HavrAn.
will make .111 normal visitation ‘to
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Ill
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wanna:—
Pw=w7 7
II
log the 20111 inst. Refreshments w‘
115 scrrcd on that occasion. '
W A. Foster, moi Norwalk. is out in
search ‘of trout today.
Butler Dodge, No. 97. I. 0. 0. it, will
confer the mummy degree tonight.
Miss Elva. Smith of New York city,
spent Sunday with friends in N01 walk
Frederick McMahon. of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with friends. in Nor
walk.
Charles Styles, of South Main
street, is spending the day in Bridge-
port. ‘
Frederick Grace of Yonkers, N Y..
is spending a few (1.111; at his home In
Hoyt str',ee.t
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fauna, of New
Haven, snout. yesterday with friends
in East Nor-walk.
”Native Eggs. 25c a dozen.
Mead & Co.
Miss Louise Funk, of New York city,
Is visiting at the home of Miss Claude,
0f Newtown avenue.
Victor Durbeck. (11' Tarrytown, N.
Y., is spending a few days with Mrs.
Pauline Schumann, of Wilton avo-
nue.
Mrs. Jane M. Hyatt, who has been
confined to her home in Brush street
with an attack of pneumonia, is slowly
recovering.
M 1's." Robert C, Gregory, of Nowtown
nvnuuc. who has been confined to her
home with an attack of the grip, is
slowly improving
Miss Marion Iii 'es. a. teacher in the
schools of Sheila . is spending her
Master vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John ’1‘. Hayes. of Holden
lthiiilIU.
THE
Cadillac
Four Cylinder. Model 30,
$1425
delivered in Norwalk,
cannot be equalled by any other
car selling for $2.000.
Have a demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
F. E. LockWood
& Company
89 WALL STEET. NORWALK.
«WM»
“OOOMOOOWOWO
min 11 around. '
mill:
Ground icons for Horses. Cart!
0
All produced
Ground Each Day
. Ask For “Bonnie"
Home Ground Feeds.
Willie
socks AN‘
49 WALL ever-:51“. '
NORWALK.
and Poultrr
, pr or 11111111111 above all others. TAhcre um swarms of brands at ordinm y
\1’.atcrn itcds; take \our cholc‘ » if that s all 111111 want.
With a splendid Mill hehiiti us our foods are the threat that can -
Absolutely clean, 1pm 1' and sweet and best of all Fresh
ouarAzy First, Last and All on Time.
Easter CardsA, Bibles, Prayer
Becks aL d Hymnals
P. Beers
STATIONERY.
“A REA ON FOR IT!"
Why. do you suppose, we hArilI. the iincst,n1ust complctt Mill for
()1‘ (nurse It‘s 11 ilensuro in own and operate such a
but 11 o touldut afford it “A .1 luxury.
“'0 built it to further our it‘icllitios
for making Fresh Home
feeds that 1111! stand
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
5 SOUTH MAIN arm-:51“,
sourunonwatx. .
Green
Flatfish' .-: »
Herring, ., .
Small Roe Shad
Haddock Roes ,A
Eels.
Bluefis
Delaware Roe Shad,
Delaware BuckA Shad, . .
-. :. ".12clb
‘ Spanish Mackere Steak Cod, Finm‘m Haddies,
Green‘Slhelt R kaway Long Clams. 305
11. E. '
James Valeur is III at his home in
France street.
Mr. and Mrs (‘harlcs Payne, oi liar-
bor avenue. who hum
friends 111 Brooklyn returned to Nor
walk, Sunday evening.
-Native lungs. 25c a dozen.
u. 11.
Mead & (1.0 \
llerbett Pollard of Winnlpauk, who _
underwrnt an operation at the Nor-
walk Hospital a couple of weeks ago.
Expects to leave that institution Mon-
ay.
[Incas 'l‘rihc, I 0. 11. AL,
lug ‘ut the Wigwam in Washingto
strt.cc but only doutlne business wa
disposed oi".
Mrs. J. R. Flanncry and Masters
John and Frank liloCormh-k, of Brook.
lyn, are spending a few days with D.
lr‘enton Pomery at his home in Acudcc
myat1eet.Norw.1ik
The Connecticut Company is cngug
ed in laying a 1.1115 main through Platte
ylllc avenue. This is a new extension.
Other extensions will also be built
shortly. In line with the policy of the
company to extend its business.
New Spring
Styles in
Men’s Clothing
to catch the eye of the dress~
fastidious. The store overflows
in the interest for the man who
'mukes it a point to be well
dressed. 'i‘hc costliest garments
that purse can buy are not more
becoming than will he the
clothes of the roan who is garb-
ed this Spring in our styles.
Suits. $12.00 to $25.00.
Have You Seen
The New Shirts?
There are new styles. now pat-
terns, new colors. new hinter-
luls—«n variety of choice that
inch are very seldom favored
with.
Stars, $1.50 and $2.00.
Earl G. Wilson, $2.50.
Joseph Davis
Tailor, Clothier. Hatter.
nlaher
Trunks and Leather Goods
' 85 Washington Street
South Nor-walk
Fun
Whitney
Baby Carriages and
Go- Carts '
All colors and most up-io-dato styles.
F. A. MITCHELL
House Furnisher ‘ Norwalk. Conn.
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155 lb
12c lb
I I I 651b,
._ . . 25c
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HOYT'S THEATRE?“ ‘
WEEKIIIA
House ccosao. ALL DAY-
cooo carom.
Anthony Geronlmo.. .General Manager
Wm. H. Cluno.. ..... Musical Dlrector
Alli. PASAPN P AY '. ‘
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MWMWMA
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' Gas and steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
A‘ REFINED. QUI‘E :sivtow.
BRILLIANT vocAt. crass
cinema ”
APPROPRIATE sends.
To 1.11 Po‘rt‘o 11171115
been visiting 1
of this‘
city, hold a regular session last even- ‘
115'
Advance
Phone 165-5
01’?
"Spring Suits '3 ,
Men,Young Men and Boys ‘ .
q Hundreds of beautiful patterns in
our made-to-measure department.
Price’s Clothing Stores
98 Washington Street
1 .
Showing
South, aroma.
To Collectors of Pink Discount Stamps
Thursday, April 8th 18
Dividend Day
I“
Bring your book in and get 10 STAMPS FREE
1
Watch for our Easter Adv. in Friday's paper.
A. F.1B‘eckmann a co.
83 and 85 Waahlnqtcm St.
Phone Call 440.
south Norwaik.
3 Packages seeded Raisins, 250 ‘ ‘
5111s Prunes ................... 1 .2 So
3 pkgs._Currants ..... ......255
:1 lbs. Peaches ............. .31....2‘5‘5
3 lbs. Raisins ...... ........ 255‘
SMOKED BEEF AND BOILED HAM SLICED WHILE YOU WAIT.
UNITED GROCERY (10.,
20 NORTH MAIN» ST.
‘ DEMONSTRATION GOING ON.
Competent Office Help Wanted.
PORT CHEQ‘I‘ER
Plumbing and Steam‘
Heating
HOT; AIR HEATING.
s'rov‘as Ans sauce-q.
SWLATE.‘ 11le1 TIN 83"‘1FING.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
MONO RANGES?
“ The .lones&liotchkrss
i
l
NonwALK. A
editor is having 1‘. new
EXTRA SPECIAL
ALL THIS WEEK
19 S_&H Green Trading Stamps Free wrthv‘l:
Pkge..A&P Jelly Powder at 10c '
124 WASHINGTON STA SOUTH NORWALK. 1'
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY, FRIDAY,
OPENS APRIL 5, 1909
STAMFORD.
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nor WATER HEArme. ‘ 'l
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HAVE you seen cos crock or; _
Home Eggs, per doz. 2.55
3 cans Milk ........ . ............ 25‘5 ‘
3 cans Baked Beans . .. ........... ‘ 255 ‘
3‘cans Campbell's Soup ..... .‘..25¢
PHONE 143 1 ‘
‘, arr-:1: IN AND no 11"
APRIL 9TH.
Are the Boy‘s and Girls ReadyL
sou'rH N ‘fi'
CityNatronal ‘
flours Noni/MANN 0MN.‘
WA 1
{'RANBACTS A GENERAL. RANKIN ‘
‘BUBINEO‘B.
CAPITAL
“00.000 00 1 1‘ '1
sounds AND Raoul-rs
v 117356500
eswm u MA-ruswsoN. Pit
JOHN H. KNAPB, 1:1 Vice-Pro .
Fasosalox H. Rowan. amt vi
'WILFREO BODWELL, Cash
DIRECTOR “
‘15. H. Mathewson; ,
Norwalk Chronicler