"‘ ‘3. MD“ APRIL 9. 1906 THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL ............. ‘u' .uin.-:-'-:u.-t.:.:u:- ._.3-,... .,n,-,- s Ln. ‘31 WHONE 409 P I O VEN A AY Get a r‘mo Certificate with every pur base. it will cost you nothin. Co Iectionery an Poetry 51 W hington Street. 4 [Ill NEWS 4111111111 Dalirodus. 35c. 11,111.11 on The Harris & Gans Co‘s office is closed all day today. ‘” "Green Sof Hats. O’Brien. Clinton Co mandery. Knights Tent plar, of Norwrlk. will hold its regular annual Good ‘rlday conclave today. Leg of La b.1612 lhittery's Henry Per1'3 one of Norwalk s popu lar mail carri rs is in New York 11t3' today. and wil take in the Hippodrome this ai'te‘rnoorL. ——Extra Sal Pork 10c lb. Iiayes‘. Flynn and iRyan, the local shoe just received an orrdc dealers, have shoes shipped to RAUL. 81 Co. for a pair of Fundicion. Mexico . ~liest Butt r, 32c. Both lncom ng and outgoing trains yesterday bote testimony of the op- proachiug Ea ter season in the large number of pjssengs carried. .' I I1-_-'t,u ago 1- u 1. ' 'n‘luJ‘: I l'u‘l'u -_-"'l I - 1.01 i —.’1 lb. pail Pure Lard, 60c. llnyes’ John T. R an, of the shoe firm of Flynn and Ry it intends to spend the day in New York looking up some Easter novelt on for the store. ~Latest in Soft Hats. O'Brien. The Norwa k high school baseball team will cm s bats with the Orioles 01' East Nor alk this morning at 10 o‘clock on th, Colonial grounds. ~ Malta Rice. 10o package. at Nelson 11. lioyt‘s, 70 Washington street. A subscription dance has been ar Hinged for th‘e evening of April 17111, at the town iasscmhly hall. in Nor walk. The d 11cc is in charge of Fted 1303111. [i ~~—Pot. Roast, no bone. 10c. l’tuttery's Attorney John .I. Walsh, of Norwalk lci‘t town lhih morning. for Portland, and expects be gone three or four days. it is iiderstood that the trip Is a business one. ——ilo1nc-1nade or Link Sausage, 101' Ill. liti3cs' Illkt A large automobile en route from New York to‘ Boston. was delayed for along time 3esterday afternoon in Wall street, wing to one of the tires on the rear heel bursting. —Iiave 3'01 tried our Popcorn liars? If not. try them fol I13aster.At Nelson 11. Hoyts. 'i‘ypograph cal Union, No. 6. of New Y,orlr has (I cided to contribute 350 weekly to tie hat strike fund until the national body takes a vote on the proposition ader consideration 1‘01 contributing to the fund. ~-Umbrelias. Canes, Mourning llands. O’Brien. Frank J. Kelley, who has been .spending 11 'Weeks vacation at his home in So 1111 Norwalk will return to Philadelphia Sunday to resume his studies in the dental college of the l1tiiversit3 1f Pennsylvania —Chopped ileef. 12c. Buttery's. Rehearsals are in progress for a play entitled “The Rivals." which will be presented I! a. short time at Hoyt's Theatre. 1111 tor the auspices of the Anti-Tubermlosis Society. The mem- bers of the cast are being coached by Dr. E. L. I-Ioinsiing. -—Smoked Shoulders. 9c lb. Lawton & (0. Secretary Patrick H. Connoiley. of the Connecticut Federation of Labor. is sending (ut the reports 01' the an- nual convertion. which was held 111 Hartford. January 19 to 22. They will 12f to all th unions in the state which re affiliate with the Federation ——Speclal sale of homemade (andy 1111 Easter. at Nelson H. Hoyt‘s. 70 \I‘ashinglon street. Charles S. Swartz. the mining engi- ncer. of So 111 Norwalk. who is locat- 111 in Mexlcp. where he II mine super intendent reports that where he is 1011111111 ibet thermometer registered 91 111-g1ces on pril 21! Mr. Swartz may 1111111 11 trip north next month. though 1111 has not fitlly decided. ~hiastar rbies. O’Brien. Undettak r George H. Raymond 01' Norwaik 01 Wednesday attended the funeral 01' Miss Amelia Smith. Who 1111211 in Norwalk recently and whose I". D. 1.11113 311111 nken to the home of herl hr'nthct in Brooklyn. where tuncral luv-111's 33' 1e 110111.111111 the remains laid to rest in Greenwood cemeterY. '1!" II pin 1'. 51111111111 lice-f sliced while you 3101‘ at Nelson ll iloytfls 70 Washing- ton street l ~—lItllIll! torturing skin eruptions. iIIflIIKlill annoy, drive one Wll lloall's 0111111112111 brings quick relief and lasting 1:.1111111 Fifty cent: at any ' drug rto1c‘ 1 .. -.....w ,3 1111' 111111 1111111111 nucv ND PLAIN PACKAGED . ebn norm. .3 Powell Corporation. ripiion Drought. 0"- u 1- ' WEW'RITE 1 Tornado Insurance TAYLOR & GOLDEN; ' TEL. 165-2. 74 Washington Street. sauth Norwalk RUSSELL’ S "Va rsity Chocolates and Saturday Candy —AT... BAXTER’ S If you start with the idea that yoli are entitled to the best wears your money can possibly buy. you will not be satisfied with anything short of the BEST. i ii, .-. qu Men l 1. The more you have looked around the better you will AN DERSON'S plank. All kinds of repair work. by competent workmen. Launch Works Boat Frames set, up and ready to Launches of all sizes built to order Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk be pleased with the Spring Clothes we have—Suits “and Overcoats which express Style in its purity, and Fit as no other ready-thwcar clothes we ever saw. Suits in the high colors and quiet tones, in all the beautiful stripe effects worth seeing. from $10 to $30 Spring Overcoats in smart stripe patterns light and medium shades, and black and Oxford, from $10 to $25. ”Bonner R. 1001111101: House Mover Buildings raised and n1113cd.llea3'y machiner3 and steam boilers placed in position. prcrienced then sent to all parts of the country. \‘3 ork prompt- i3 attended to. General contracting. l’. 0 Ilox 733. South Norw.alk “illiatn II Ferris of l103t street. has secured a position in Bridgeport. —~liest Butter, 32c lb. F.I).l1. & (‘11. The Harris 81: (ions Co, are dis charging it barge oi' anthracite coal. ---(‘hoppedlieef.12c. llnttcry‘s. bouisn lodge Daughters of Herman held a very interesting and enjoyable meeting. Wednesday evening 111 the South Norwnlk Quartet Club quarters in North Main street. One of the visitors on this occasion was Grand President William Holibein. of l’luin~ vile. There were. also gut-sis from Stamford. An elaborate supper was served. John Neugcbaner, 01’ Smith Norwalk. is the state vice-president. The annual meeting of this grand lodge will be held in May. "Fresh llama, 13c. liutlcry's. ——.——— OPPOSITION TO BILLARD COM- PANY. Made Itself Felt In the House and Matter Went to Foot of Calendar. HARTFORD April 8r~0ppositlon to the incor'poiallon of the liillnrd Company which is to hold the Bllflli‘h‘ of the Boston and Maine road 111111111 itself felt in the house today. Home sentntive Malone moved that the 111111111 ure be placed at the foot of the. calcu- dur. intimating that them were some things about it which would interest the members of the house. chrestn— talive Parker, of Hartford. said that the resolution cmrieti no [30331115 which the company could not 1111311 sc- curcd under the general law and that it puts some, restrictions not contain no reason why it should go to the foot of the calendar. He said that the bill will bear all the sunlight of the hem ens hcre or anywhere else. tative Malone rejoined that Mr. general law to be incoipoiated and he wanted to kilow why the Hillard under the general law if tltcie nothing ill the resolution that lhc3 could not get. in that way. He stated to make on the resolution Reprtscn- tative Hall of Will-ington spoke in to was taken . EASTER Footwear COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. including WI N E SWEDE- BRONZE $2.00 to $6.00 «11111 Not-walk 122 wasnmorou eraser. 11110115 1342.2. ed in the general law. H11. coulds see Represen- Park- or had told him that in l'ogiliti to a corporation that 1111, ought to go to the Company should not be IIIt‘.“OllIOI‘lIItd is that possibly he might not he hc111 Titestiu3 and he had some c1ltici1~uis 3or of having the measure an to the foot of the calendar and this action 111 “...... UVER’S 11111 We have all the NEW LIGATIIERS 'i‘hcsc 'styies have that distinction ‘dcslretl for Easter wear. Wear [Slices S'VFIiat' Fit ' Hats and Furnishings for Easter and a greater variety of styles to choose from than you can find elsewhere. 14 South Main Street Telephone Call 632-2 ““00””..«000WWWWM "A REASON FOR IT!" \\ I13 till 3011 suppose \3'1 built the flitcsl.nios1 1"111111111111 Mill for miles around? Of course it :1 11 pleasure to 113111 111111 111111111111 such it mill; but we touldn't afford it its n 1111111131 We built it to further our fnt'lllLles for making Fresh Homo Ground feeds 1‘01 Horses Cattle and Poultry. feeds 111111 will stand pre- eminent 1111 re all others. There are swmme 01' brands of ordinary \‘1'111411111 feeds. take your chain c if that's all 3011 331ml. With 11, splendid Mill behind us. our feeds 11111 the finest that can I111 produced Absolutely cI11tt11,pnit1 and 1133'11111 and 11111.1 131' 1111 Fresh Ground Each Day. Quality First, Lut Ind All the TlmG. Ask For “Bonnie" MANUEL TORO HATCH. “1111111 tll'otlllil Ii-i't‘lIS. WWMOOMWOOMWNOITW 4*— . ...”... - .1. .-.”...w- ....-- - ...... ...-.... ..p..- EaSter Cards, Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymnals William P. Beers’ BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUT NORWALK. Green Bluefish Delaware Roe Shad, 15c lb 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. Delaware Buck Shad, . . 120 lb Flatfish, . . . . 61: lb Herring, . . . . . 6c lb Small Roe Shad, 25c Haddock Roes, 12c 1b Eels. Spanish Mackerel. Steak Cod, Flnnan Haddies, Green Smelt ;- Rockaway Long Clams. 80c qt; Oysters, Long and Round Clams, Hard Crabs. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. "I ELEPIIONE [08. FREE DELIVERY. 0 Protect Your Valuables IN THE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS OF THE 11 31111 111w1111111111. BOXES ARE FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR DANBURY BABE BALL NO‘I‘ES it Illino- 1111 311111 .- Tammi. will “131' l Flu-11'. 111111 this 111111111111 e11pecinll3 days. 6111111311 will also 1111 1111131111 1111 other days of the week. as 31'1111. My 1111111 are practicing 1111113 111111 111-11 111-1- llng into line condition. ' ...—...... All American- -Norwnlk Game Not to be Pia say 0.1! Manager John PurtclI, 111' the All American. base bull team 01' “1111111113. Editor Post Cards 1c to 250 l WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Roller Skates. Base Ball Goods, Trouiing Supplies COLEMAN’S NEW! 07011! 10 North Main St. Dru Ian and Iportlng Geode 1 1 South New“: l A; out for A. o. Iplidlng'o illis 1'.1cnlvotl word from Manager Nut-1h. 01' the Norwalk team, that the game between the All Americans and tile Norwnlks. which had been on- nounccd for today 111 Norwalk has been declared off by the Norwnlk . 111anager.Manngc1 Pnrteli is making arrangements for 11 111111111 to he played with a second Norwnlk nine in a short time, the receipts to go to the tint trimmers. Regarding the All American team. Manager Purtoll earth "We pill for 11 reputation this veer and can to get it 'l‘licm will be no semi-profes- sional train 111 the slate barred from our list. Already l have negotiations pcndln: with some of the fastest tennis or this class in inmate. and Stars of Elizabeth N. .I.. will be 11111111 111 Dunbnry curly III the season an op- ponents of Manager Moore‘s invinci- blon. This team In said to be 0110.0! the strongest independent professionl teams in this section of the country. and has played nearly all the but league team; and 11 majority of the minor league n1ncu.’i‘he stars are playing under the monument of J. l1. McVickcr. this season. and are said to no booking many engagements. The team has developed A number of Well known players among them “Red" pinyin; with the New York Nationals. . glimh 11110111111111.3151, 3 nation's» it is expected that the ls‘llzmln-lhi PIG! FIVE? New Spring Styles tn , Men's Clothing to catch the eye of the dress- fastidious The StOI'E overflows in the inn Lest for the man who makes it a point to tie well messed 'ihe costliest gannents " that 11111511 11111 buy are not more bacoming than wiII be the clothes of the 1111111 who is garb- etl this Spring in our styles. Suits, $12.00 to $25.00. Have You Seen The New Shirts? There are new styles, new pat- terns, new colors, new mater- lilirl""'fl variety of choice that‘ men 11111 very seldom favored with. Stan. $1.50 and $2.00. Earl 61 Wilson, $2.50. Joseph Davis Tailor, Clothlcr, Hatter. nlohor Trunks and Leather Good. 85 Washington Street South Norwalk 3, ' Fun NEW LINE OF Whitney Baby Carriages and— Go-Carts All colors and most up-todate styles. F. A. MITCHELL Home Furnisher Norwalk. Conn. THE Cadillac Four Cylinder. Model 30. $1425 delivered in Norwalk. cannot be eouplled by any other car selling for 82,000. Have a demonstration berorc buying and learn for yourself. F. E Lockwood & Company 39 WALL STEET. NORWALK. TELEPHONE sss—zfi Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! Fresh Home Gathered Eggs. 250 doz. Butter! Butter! Butter! Fresh from tho 1"1'11111nei'y. if you find it difficult to find Butter lo stilt you try our special frcsli made Creamery 111 tub or print. 851: and 38¢ per lb W11 have other lluller. 30c and 320 per lb. W1 uic headquarters for the iiucst Fruit and Vegetables. Asparagus. Rhubarb. Radish, Let- ‘ luoe. Water Ct'css. Spinach, Tomatoes. Str'nnberries. Pineapples, Oranges. thpe i1‘rult.11tt' (‘nll and see 0111' Saturday display 111 Seasoimbletloode. You will be uur piIsi-il 1'11, our |ll‘l(‘liil, ' " Church 81 Miller LEADING GROCERB. 33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. LEAVES THOMPSON- v11.1.1:. THOMPSONVILLE, Apt-ll swoltev A. V 15. Wallttte. who recently resign- l11d'1111 pastor of the First Presbvtcrlnn Church of this place. after in yours setvicc. and who weighed from the ‘l’reulntory of West. Chester, last Mou- titiy. hull accepted a unanimous call to like Presbyterian Church in Chateau- PASTOR Waller. formerly 111 Bridgeport now 311v. N. Y...an11 will begin his pastorate there the third Sunday in May. 1. RICE? Advance" showing .1, .31 Spring Suits Men,Young Men and Boys 1] Hundreds of beautiful patterns in our made-to-measure department 3 Price’s Clothing Store» 98 Washington Street South Norwallt. Phone 16515 SPRING—TEEN Merrill College OPENS APRIL 5,1909 Competent Otilcc Help Wanted. Are the Boys and Girls Ready? PORT CHESTER. STAMFORD. SOUTH NORWALIQ. Get Your Easter Eggs AT UNITED GROCERY C0. WE HAVE THEM STRICTLY FRESH ANO AT A LOW PRICE. WE SLICE SMOKED BEEF WHILE YOU WAIT. '- UNITED GROCERY CO., 1 '37“! 1111er. 1597.3..3SptWI'y’l. ’ 13' 1. 20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 143 ’ A&P Easter Bulletin for Week. Commencing Monday, April 5th 1A Very Fine Imported White Enameled WASH BASIN FREE To All Purchasers of 50c Worth of Our Famous Teas and Coffees. Spices or Extracts. Extra Cu? Price Specials STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, a dozen, . 231: Very Best ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound. 32c . 201111. 111331 GRANULATED SUGAR for - [$1.00, .33 ' A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24 1-2 ‘Ib. bag, 85c . j'f‘ ' Peanut Butter. a pound ...... 11c IONA SALE ' . j. i ‘ Jersey Pcars.kNo. 2 can ...... 8c 3 Cans for .............. '.251: 1 can lona Corn. 1 can lone .2501 Peas. i can Iona 'lzpmatocs/ Extra Stamps with Groceries iii Stumps with '1 111111 Sim-1'11. 111 stmupswnh 2 1111111111 3111311.» #33 Laundry Starch. 11 lbs. for . v at ........................ .1012. Polish cs1 l1 ...... ‘. . 1.. .. “‘1‘: )0 Stamps with i can 8311111, 1 111 Stumps with i can Spinach. ” III. .................... .101: at ................... ...... ll) Stump: with t can Plite- ‘ 20 Stumps with i can Peaches. 1 33" apple. at . .................. 121; at. ..................... i...2§¢ i0 81111111111133“; '. "of. A111- 25 Stamps with l 101' Cheese. 1 . monia. at ................. 101: at ........................ ”25 ill Stumps with 2 pins. 'l‘ooth- ..1F1 Stumps with 1 jar picks, each ................ So at ..................... . 2i) Stumps with I can Pens. 10 Stumps mm 1 1111' ‘ 111. ............ . ............ 251:. 111 ............ . ..... Tu. M m. 9011310111" mo Q. m. and into p, m}.
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