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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 21, 1909 · page 3

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chanted Ind Striped Swiss. 1:5. and
rod Figures and Stripes. A coin-J

assortment to select from:

 

 

May? will beArltor my

Miss and liliihiihl’s Iii it her holne'

in Winiil

oo'l‘he sipglke'milah'r. Coast Artillery
9.312;“!th fields; may In the armory?

all: MVIyOr s oilsld e pools to put his
”loan “swim” If

Isms”.
the weather ”permits."

Charles L. Creamer connected with

th New Yolk meat. is
“alias tripods ill ”fill

Mrs. W ivant F. Kora. oi QuintardB

svelttic.‘i friends rand-l,

relatives in 8&7 ass. ”7""

V'iotw‘ the arm of

Finneyt orwalk is ill

'aJameI 'll'i B‘Beiia

at his home i; Enlist'll street today
There 'w

,Bapt t‘st Church. at 3: 3.0

Miss Candi. of Sound Beach. is

spondlus a tow days with Mrs. S. Ray-
mond. at her no me iii Main st: eet.

village

 

ill of thel

 

w'dearly loves to perpe rate a practical
During his recent visit to his ‘:
or Joseph' s country home at Buz-
sard's Bay Mass, the burgess of the
continually harassed the

 

time. etc. always emphaticaly advis-
h seleqtmen to advo-

Elton Bostoh; dill; ,
nIrd T. W’.‘ Manny. szrtVford: G. H. '

 

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New Hay

Jun 77:73.4 '1”; nth Norwalk mil M.”-
lilil‘esdh

Citry.

. Freeman.

to her home n west avenue, after a George

visit with moses In Flori York city.

Charles Wilson. 0&7 West Main street,

has taken position with the Nor-
walnlt Steals}:

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arms...

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evening.

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he executive committee of the Sev-

ellth Company held a meeting in the
elbow. In: News Mothers of im- -

mtence transpired noweier.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tirch held a nice

lifillt and refreshments were served.

V'FVIV'; who have

with relafii
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7in Hartford this week.
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N~The Il'o’xbury outing Club of Southl
“meeting
gm Mfimsrmgo 0 Hotel I

The Glrls‘ 0:, St Paul's
313.0%ng in the chppcl'

t evening A social evening was

rtrand G. Burning. or the New

co the. n Islands
imp is'fii III}; “37%) Donn a
7% Norw’a r resentatives, to

onis's O’Connor and James Kir
9. spending a. few”
I in alivermine.‘ re
dines ‘ln Brooklyn

t Nobsle Grands Mrs. Annie Mar-

er and Mia.
”Visit 5 the Rd
51’; 'w cit is' bean

. "Tina“. Joan 0V9

R lnson, of
‘ qbt of Mr.
Cedfl'

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instill aloud s n‘iirldgo ‘-
at I iié'a‘rin‘g of the griev-

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can «millfiligiifl
ll limo {7%- gflml: gergoant' Harv ,-V

~.. , _of Fort H. G. Wright using the
fit conjuc'tlou with their work. .
yearn company will give" a '

. ' I

has been waiting tor thosi'i' ~
Vs. 9N0 better tonic can l3

leagfig't dsywfihe gig

at the change. Why ndt
t‘ .A LColllnso’ICo. are.
fig; alps styles in go—carts ,

9'75}. Daughters .

 

 

Quoth be:

“From nature's crystal mountain:
in term I must flee;

fir. and 565's Frederick Bedlent of Lost something In the water
May’ not be good (or me.

"I must not. be neglectful
or deny exercise:

And yet avoid excitement.
Whatever may arise."

And so he daily ponders
0n dltngcr and distress.
And falls into a swift decline
Through utter nervousness.
~Washington star.

 
 

' Item Anymore

to all. on their household furniture
pianos. and other personal property
whout removal‘. on thair own name
without indorser. Cal} qua see us.
Loan and Bocurlty co.
Havlllnd Bldg, Washington St. Oillcs
open until 7 p. In Monday and Sat-8
urday until 8: so.

my

dependent

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Luciana Eu.

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LEADING 93055“
SS‘WI'OT WA‘HIHOWN OTIIIY.

 

 

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lile III of the opinion that It f“

who!“ the present; bar I;
gens is in once. At 110th Theatre

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”Cornelia! ”I; ”II
gfifie} A EL Stan

e77itn‘app. Stim'ford’ I'c.

mend. Providence; ..L Henry I‘ '19; V. 7

Everything in the Optical Line.
masters? CltyVIJ

. .Tllto’n‘. Greenileld.
M. [. Jenkins.
I77'7lji'lstianson Mr. '
'Johnson, Boston; H. ,
H. Beers, South
Norwalk; '1‘. W Moilqy. Hartford: Eds:
mund Cairinglon. ii". C. Bent B. M.
A. Wilterdinli H. J. Long- ‘
Z,woll New York. E. C Pea
Mrs. (7.0 Ernst. has Ieturued ileld M D Merrill,
M. Tliyou. Brooklyn;
| Ferry. Holyoke.

NECESSARIES OF LIFE TOO HIGH. .
WASHINGTON Apill 21 ~Nlcal‘ii
gun has determined that
m'tl'iu Eddlcc white of Weston Is prices on me necessaries o
spending I few days 'firltn Mrs Fwd t00 high and President Zelayu has slgv
el'iok seem of Maps— street Nor- ulfled his Intention of reducing the
Wit taiiif on a list of articles now III prep- .
oration Ion-y per cent. iniormstioa to

671717297777 will be a special meeting of 'this W0": has just W Washing .f .

ill'flt'l'of-Bfle

DO You KNOW “It. MAN?
"ther i'm breathing
A g'erm is lurking nigh: ‘
'i'neres danger la the maxim.
And there's trouble In the pie.

‘7 '58 ’WKLL STREEVTI‘

 

7 7 So extensive and well-chosen is our stock of Umbrelig's that we
tool sale in saying we clan satisfactorily fill every Umbrella want of
tllb' entire family. Moderate pricing marks, every line. Prepare for
April showers by procuring an Umbrella now. .

 
 

V730. liloshlnzton Street

 

‘JAmoI-Ican Agriculturol Choralcal co. ‘I Sonorphoophato of Limo. Potato Man-
uro, Complete Manuro. Fins Ground Boris.

Mapao’mV Potato Manure, gorqplote Msuiiro. Top Dressing. Fruit and Vino Foo

'Lond Plaster. AIr-olacito'd Limo. Murlato of Potash, Nitrate of Soda. Un-
leached Wood Ashes, Barnyard lellfl"?

NG secured the selvicq

also export Wis? ,' ‘-
from New York City, 1 sin nova -

 

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7 _ Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace

We have now on hmd tho largest, most 'vsrlod IV‘nd colhpiolo" ”poll of lum-
wg her l". the history of this company or any 0? Its ”doom and
’ respectfully solicit the patronsgo at all lumbar user. I .... I

 

 

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I by the ooudtry'o best makers. A7
Whilst“ this so ' ndid assortment of

7' om 7.
:Bbest mfiflsfiid latest
ry v
dtns mm“ n par ouiarly we select veryrone having.
line. Prices range
00 up to ”5.”. All at our Carts are strong; Iliad sturdyg In'd 7vory_

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77 .. al , Dileétors and Embllmcrs.

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Umbrellas.

NERYANSKCO

 
 
 

When You have Us

In your newly repaired onto. you will
practically have a new machine. in
fact it will run smoother and easier

than many new ones. This more ex

parlance you hate had with repairs

the more you will feel like shaking

. hands with us when you have lat us
fix up your machine. ,

Luther M. Wright

Phone Connection

MAIN s'rnssf. sou'ri-I NORWAL‘K
MAIN ST. STAMFORD "

FERTILIZERS '

 

 
 

 

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Ii Witch with Every“ Pair or Shoes 7
Th?! will she. to solid afid nouns .

Tn ItWth lllk coon .
fifi'fia 7' c htll'icegtlgllty, thT.Prlco_,
B the on yo wllIbyi honrt‘, 3.”. *
Sgt: sfisiaifi 2.: 32.5; 3y. to $300.

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m of... bolts. long line
slain. steels slips armour ..
do“ us have «as honest answer to
V both it , ions. seal. we'll, whisk
7.7 figures the Electric W .‘
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'llie Reed 78: Yolk Eledrics'l Co.

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Rain and cold weather prevented all
the guinea schedule! In. the National

. 7 I 4, Ind American been!» yesterday. ex-

cept tlao GIeiMMDetrolt outlast. The
touts. who “so to hava played the

st game o; 7h“ Philadelphia series
tun be had to give way to
tho fling ants of the weather

rigid‘lmi' ass were also idle in
is '0‘!

American Lesgro Results; I

 

Cleveland. 1.2; Detroit 2. . .i
: Other games postpongd: owing to the
weather.

 

Standlng In American League.

 

1.. PC.

'Detroit ............ . a I .350;
New York .......... 4. 2V om"
gillliln, ............. 3 2 .600

. cloud .......... 3 3 .500
a? his ....... a . :I .400
, St Louis ........... g '3 AIM
Washington ........ L' 4 .333 '
CWfl‘. 1‘ l '.20ll

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Am'orican‘Loagus Games Today.
Washington at New York.
Phlladelilhlls at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland.

 

National League Results.
All games postponed owing'to the
weather.
Standing In National League.
W. L. i’.C.
Cincinnati . .......... I. i .833

Boston ............. 4 i .800
New York .......... 2 2 .500
Chicago ............ 2 ii .400
Plituburg .......... 2 3 .400
Brooklyn ........... 2 i: .400
St. Louis ........... 2 4 digit
Philadelphia ...... i 3 .200

National. Loaguo Games Today.
hosted at i’ltilsdoliwn.
St. Louis at (Cincinnati.

Eagios dilation”.

The Eagle baseball team. of [inst
Norwalk have changed their shape to
the East Noruaiiis. According to u
eumntuuicstion received by The Son
tinel this morning. the East Norwalks
are just boiling over for a session with
the Orioles This little communication
says: .. 0
Door Editor:

Hensovput this in your paper. The
Eagles have changed their name to
this ENLNorwaiks. The Oriole sour
heads. have. been blowing that they
will play the Joust Norwalkolor any
Iinount of money. but when they come
to covering It they can’t do it. The
East. Norwallts challenge them any
time. but they don't want to back out.
as they did Sunday.

...—....
WITH THE FIGHTEM
,Lonoloro Club Baidod.

NEWV YORK, April Ills-«The police
last night. raided the Longurc Atlilot:
in Club duping the promos: of boxing
bouts between local flialiters'aud made
half It dozen arrests of managers and
others. Where were. 1,200 men In the
ball and a panic seized many of them
when the polico appeared. There was
I general rush for the windows and
I number were lniurcd while endow
orlns to escspt -’l‘he raid is in line
with the recently adopted policy of the
police. brought about by the protests
of Governor flashes.

Will Not Fight. In Seattle.

‘ SEATTLE. Who'Aprti air—Whoa
ashodvabout' thomroposai to“ holdetho
Jeifrtosv‘and Johnson. hut-ta Seattle
this saunter. President Golburg. of tho
Alaska-Yunna- Exposition. declared-be
would admit no pun lighungiat also
fate andrtbst under the/state law be
easily. cooler lament .oncb monsoon.-
Tno sharia I-deelsrso Illat‘flg‘htilg
would not be permitted in tiling county
and Mayor Miller lane: a similar de-
claration concerning Seatttctn

- Jimmy Britttlotohod.
Jimmy Romanov California "glib
weight. who has-boon in England lor.
soverat months. when he butengagi
ed- in Iihitecrnghtsu has just ~Vbco.
matched to most 'Yosam Otto the
New York fighter for twenty pounds
as a show to he brought. at the
Cirque do Parts: at Paris. Ielwoon
May a and 15. They will battle at 135
pounds. weighing In four hours before
the contest.

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._ . Johnaqn Aoeopta on.» . ..
swam/lows not. A rll 2 so ‘1';
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a

e o It; Word has come

TRACK AND FIELD OPO7RT.
The mailman A. 0. yesterday
. flags and,“ Home R It‘d.
7"" linen “77751011757007!an-

saaao slim wetland the outlios oil“
.11. Mortimer. o a, Marathon \‘I‘lnner.
and runs merits. or: on}: iron and

W“. armchair any” ‘

 

I :1.th illness or liting‘lV 95?; YOI V V

 

in the intercollegiate {:3 most this
year. onus-w upon as a.
sure. whlntr in load III-toils taco;

TALK UGGLING CASES.
WASH! GT , April 2i .~Collec-

 

tor William 1mm" of New York... I

attired one last at. and It. is
del‘stood hilt he ‘wli have a cottfo‘ -
once today with Pre'sident Taft and
Secretary ‘of llw’ wound. MlicV‘

ms the worms ruin a: V 1..
M .78 “Fl-w 7. l".',i Willi.» V0.1; .ey, “I“ ,y l7
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’ com. silicosis
new You: 01$:me Hiram
of him university. a dolo-

wi to? tts- PansAmerirsn ‘Bcientiilc
gross bold It Santiago arrived

92 Washington Street. South Npmglk

,s-ns.

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.51.

E aIeV showing the most exquisite collection of Millineivy
ever shown in The waalhs. Our display Includes
every one of the wanted shapes in Trimmed and. Us.-

trlmmed Huts. in all the newest shapes. [Will the small
genteel shapes to the huge extreme shapes. We are allowing

 

pass 13le

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Misses' and Children's lists in great variety at popular prices.
Particular attention ls called to our large line of Flowers, Fruits,

Foliage and Millinery Ribbons in

mod tree when shapes or trimmings are bought at this store.
.-.~ "1" 9 also: am Wiuoow DISPLAYS.

 

REPLIES TO CRITICWMS.

Chief Harold F. Clara Tells of South
Norwalk Fire Department.
Chief Harold i“. Clark. of the South
Norwnik lire department, replying to
the critics of the Nnrwnlk department

 

and the dwartmenl oi this city, 3

writes:

' Evening Sf‘llllil9l2~-

Kindly permit me it small space III
your most valuable paper [or ll. i‘I-w re-

marks relative. to the tiott hkisa Munu— ‘
inciuiiug Company the in iioyt street

Nolwalk, from me. who likes to sac
fair play. and rom one with some
cxpcilencc i was i]. sidewalk fireman
at the the as was also Councilman Ma-
thias, and Councilman Grumman war
at his place 0! business. and they are
both members. as i understand, or the
Norwalk fire department. and should
he the last ones to, criticise. .

We have in south Norwalk some
people also. who like I40 criticise. Here
are some {acts for the people 0: both
cities to consider. The insurance
rates In both cities are less for the
some kind of building and same condi-
tions than they are In Standard. These
:wo cities are about the size of Siam
0rd.

The cost of maintenance oi the
Stamford fire department is $27,000 an
nIInlly uhllc the cost of both mm 0-1
ties for the protection is about “2 000
annually

There certainly was no mistake. in
my mind ill the Ilolrhklss iii-e. even if
some of the "has booms" did think so
iluse was laid in from Main street,
and- the marrow: “as bad. and the
steamer was mlbd out to he sent to
Hoyt street the other side of the flr.e
in way 0: Cross street so as to not
moss the hose alreadt parking and
burst It; to use a hydrant just post of
the ilflre and ill case the vatoi went

back on them there they could hooky

the steamer up a few feet d has the.
river near the Arnold 'fOIin i'y.

 

all the newest colors. Hats trini- V .'

. .I have studied this particularril'ritr
and its conditions and [ think that it:
was well handled by the board of on;
glucms. who “me very cool headed,
‘and used good .ludgni lit, and I don't'
gthink any of tin me u stood on the
sidewall: ready to crit (lse the least
ililile mistake could do half so well.
Thanking you Im the space in the
'inthcst of lab pliu.

HAROLD F. CLARK.

lBELGlUM AGAINST FORCED LAV-
BOR

WASHINGTON. Apiil ill wAction
has been taken by the Belgium Parlia-
Incut looking to the bettering oi con-
ditions in the Congo according to (1hri
patches Ieceivcd at the State Depart-
ment from the Ameiican minister at
Brussels. One dispatch as s " that.
there Is a strong public. sent 7 out in
Belgium against forced labor. A reso-
iution has been adopted by the Parlia-
ment declaring that free recruitment
should be substituted as soon as possh
ble for thé forced recruitment in the
construction of the Great Lakes Rall-
way and to reduce the length of son
vice and pav betth wages. ...

BRYAN TELLS CAUSES OF DE;
FEAT.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 21.-'-7~ll7l7li~
llam J. Bryan while here yesterday
discussed at some length the chasm
for: his pnrtx' s defeat and then retellb
red to the possibilities of the next cm-
pnlgu as followfs 'While 1 hope that
my party will not had it necessary to r
call. me as a uiiisideatiai candidate in
the next campaign. i make this spa-I
phatic statement that l hare. no intuit
tion of Ictiiiiig rom [mildew In hm
to fight for Democratic principles long
before my party heard of me. and as I
live i shall continue it as long as I
have strength"

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. cept ideals.

Harris; 'THEATRE‘

JEROME ROSENBERG.

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