if you. have cultivated a tadte for
good pure. Candy,
OUR ‘HOME MADE BWEETB
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing. I
F.A. LANE
Tol.409 409. 51 Waahlagton at.
lilili NEWS
EVENING SENTINIL TELEPHONE
CALLS
Oat-Mow: Department
oz-a—Bualncaa Department
44-2—Branch Offloa. Norwalk
890 -—Edltor’a Raoldanco
”NI-City Editor'a Roaldonoo
WEA'I‘HER FORECAST.
For Norwuik and vicinity: lt‘air,
followed by increasing cloudiness to-
night‘; showers Saturday: moderate
northeast to southeast winds. The
western disturbance was central this
morning near St. Paul, Minn. it. has
produced genetal rains between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
rivet dating the. last 48 name Cloudy
waethet pIeIails in the Mississippi ral-
iey and the Lake region. and pleasant
weather along the Atlantic coast. The
western disturbance will probably
more eastward to the Lake region to-
(lay. The temperature is high east of
the Mississippi river. Freezing teIII~
pernturcs were reported from the
northwest.
Al-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'I‘eIIIperaturc: Low, Iii; high. till.
Cloudy,
» Seed Potatoes, $2.50 and $1; per
bag. i<‘. ll. Lawmn Ilia (.‘o.
W. P, DeKlyn, is a visitor in New
York today on business.
W. ll. Norris. 0f Danbury. was a vis-
itor lII Norwallt yesterday.
(tenure Hands. or netiIcl. is visiting
friends in Norwalk. for a few days.
-—-Druin and sewer pipes at Raymond-
Bros.
Minot S. Smith adds his testimonial
to the merits of mi Dick‘s Medicine.
See adv.
Cockenoe liaylol’t will hold II meet-
ing this evening in their hall in the (la-
zette building.
'I‘IIIIIorrow only you can buy 22'» and
390 Mailings to tile per yard at iI‘. A.
Mitcltcli'I-l. St-e adv.
Kabuosa Encampment worked the
golden rule degree on halt a dozen c:III~
dldutcs last evening.
- See ()‘lirien‘s adr., page ll.
Miss Leila M. Avison. 01' Main street.
who has Ilt‘l‘ll ill for the past three
weeks. is now rccoverimz.
Road about the very special sale of
wash dross goods at ’l‘ristraIII & lly-
att'r‘. Sic adv. on eighth pane
-~\\ail l’uper samples sent to your
home. on lti|l1(‘HI Murphy Dec Co.
78 \I'ashington street.
George Nickerson. of the Norwalk
post-omce, is indisposed today and
Fred Miller is substituting for him.
Rev. James l-‘ltzSimon has returned
to Woonsocket, R. 1., after a short visit
with his cousin, William 1'}. (I'Reilly
A month‘s mind mass will be held
III St. .liury‘I-I Church tomorrow at it
o‘clock a. In. for the. late Helen Kclly.
New Rice. tie lb.; f. lbs. l-‘.
l). Lawton a (‘0.
Miss IlIIZel Gerrish, tho bookkeeper
of l“. A. Mitchell‘s furniture, store in
Wall street. is spending the day in
New York city.
The Pine Lodge Club will meet at
the home oi Mrs. Robert VIIII llIIreII.
138 West. avenue, Tuesday, April itlth,
in the afternoon. _
Neverdusty street oil will keep your
street tree from dust. if you are in»
icrenied read the udr. of the Century
Waterproofing Company in this issue.
---All(tii(lli at l.. J. Reynolds iii Son's,
Sat, April iii. l p. III. See adv.
The Sentinel wishes to retract the
notice of the wedding of Miss Audrey
(lllmure printed in the inane of April
lith. Miss Gilmore still resides in Chi-
cam) and in attending an art school
there. As far as her fl‘lelltlu In town
can learn she does not know a Fran-
ciH Del/mg, the name of the man she
was reported to have married.
Ensign W. Hayes. of the Salvation
Army. reported to the South Norwulk
police last night, that his bicycle had
been atoieu from in front of the rest-
doIIoe of Mayor Robert M. Wolfe in
South Main street. botwoen thin and
8:30. The machine has It. name plate.
bearing the inscription “Liberty tilt-y.-
cie, llrldgeport. Conn." and the num-
ber of the machine is 10488. The frame
and wheel rims are all black, except
that, there is u stripe of other coloring
about the inside of the. rims.
-—-Miiiincry Sale begins tomorrow.
Not only the smartest. and hautlacmeat.
but by all odds the largest nhowlng of
inexpensive 'l‘rlmmed Hate in The
Nurwaiks. We want you to come and
see the buying crowdswthut'c what
will tell the story. See ad. page 0.
Mints: *
‘
Saturday Candy
250
Stilicoa-I’oweli “Corporation.
2.30.
for the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE 16M
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
All kinda of insurance-unison Fire.
Tornado, Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Accl-
dent insurance.
74 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
VINO'L
TH! MODERN
Tonic Reconéhuctor
SOLD ONLV BY
F. H. BAXTER
”"M’IINDERSON'S
Launch Works
plBolat Framea act up and ready to
an
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built In Order
by competent workmen.
oystchhellPointNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
ElElllilliIIl ENGINEERS lllfl
Billllllliiiilili
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’a Theatre Building. South Non
walk. Conn. Phona 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the bust pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guarau
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 177.
or send postal and got estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtiandt Place South Norwaik
BURNS GOES TO JAIL
Man who GaVe Several Norwalk CltI
zen: a Tussle Gets 30 Daya.
Thomas“ Burns, the man who mixed
things up in lll‘cw's Main sin ct sa-
loon. from which place he was: forci-
bly ejected yesterday. was charged
with drunkemu-as, breach oI‘ peace and
resisting an oillcer. in the town court
this lllili'llilm before .ludue Lockwood
lie pleaded guilty to tho iil'i-il I'lllil'ut‘.
but as to the other two he remem-
lIcI‘eIl nothing and they \Il'i'l‘ not press
ed against Ililll.
As Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis
Is in Bridgeport. l. lieltiI-II iIIIrllmtt.
Mr. llarla‘s partner in law. acted‘tu
the capacity of tlIo‘proscrutlIIIz IIltIIr»
ncy. He was found guilty and sentenc-
ed to thirty days in jail, with costs.
Yesterday about it o‘clock a. ill.
Cblet’ llrndlry was called to Main
street to arrest Burns. who was Inuk-
iug kuclI II dlsturbuncee that crowds oi
people had collected. The Illilll, an
l‘lll|litl}'l‘t' of "(INKS Nursery. to New
Canaan, where he makes his homo.
had driven in Norwalk and to taki- his
iliillti tIiT iliIi itiIltlIiI‘s. ili‘ ill‘fN‘I'l‘tit‘iI to
get drunk lie has thrown out of the
saloon and then arrested by t'bief
Bradley. II no placed the man in the
nursery wauon and carted him in the
station house. Herc ll limit Joseph
Kt‘llt‘ilt‘, ('iiil't‘llt't' IIIIIN) illlti iiit' I‘hivl
to get him safely locked up. .-\ broken
whiskey bottle was found in one or his
ptIclictn and removed,
The team was illiil‘ll to iiauka'
titablv and iioyi's Nursery people call-
ed for it in the afternoon
FINDING OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Given by Coroner Mix. Who Recom-
mends that Men Be placed at Merit
den Railroad Cmaaing.
MlvllllilltIN. April 15. w’t tllIIlinu of
accidental llealh was liltllit' by (”Orb
nor Mix today III-I thc result oi his in-
quest into the railroad crossing arci-
dl-nl of yesterday in which Mrs. ICIl
ward Murdock was killed. lle IIillIlt
that :In the automobile containing iii‘
no Joseph T. Curtis and Mrs. .l ti Sun.
(it'l‘nnit was crossing the North ('oiom
atrcot crossing Mrs. Murdock exciuim
ed. "Here comes the tralui" (‘IIrtis put
on more speed, but the engine hit the
rear iei't wheel
The coroner finds lltat. the train was
twenty minutes late and running at
high speed. All the Merldon tirade
crossings. he says. are lilllilli‘l'niitl, and
sees no reason why this rroaslnu par-
ticularly was not protected after midi
night. A night lllllll is recommended
at this crossing.
llr. .l. A. (look, who in attending Cur-
tis, aaya the patient is a little more
ctIIIIfortalIle today.
The funeral of Mrs.
be held Sunday from the Methodist
Church at Cheshire. The body has
been sent to her i‘uillcr'n home, .lameH
ll, Harry, in (tin-shire.
ill urdock will
.iothlmr or quality on credit is what
(lately amt lirenunn are offering you in
their adv. today. 'l‘hey will clothe
your whole family from head to foot
and give you credit. Why hot read the
adv.
l' liltiilii
Baseball Goods
0F . ALL KINDS.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St.
Aqant for A. G. Spaidinn’a
III waculncrca Irr.
In You Launch or Boat noon.
South Norwalk'
eh Inf Hart iIn Marx clothes
Varsity Suits
The satisfaction that goes with being well-drtsscd is
worth what it costs—40 the man who can afford first- class
tailoring—and to the man who can ‘t but who dresses as
wellin Varsity clothes. , .
Next to the highest- priced custom clothing. Varsity
models have a place~and the place for them in The Nor-
walks 13 in our stores and 0d the backs of our customers.
Have you seen the new Spring Varsitics?
$15 to $30
And what a range of beautiful exclusive wcavcsp-
rich grays in all the new shaded—plain and fancy blues——
and the new tobacco brown pin~chccks. To look at them
you might think yourself In a swell Fifth Avenue Tailor
Shop, so unusual and select are the fabrics. '
We can 't do justice to the style-—-you must see a Var-
sity on yourself In judge of that. Come and see.
m
Varsity Spring Overcoats are great~$r5 to $30 .
Other goods makes as low as $Io.
14 So. Main St..
Masonic Building.
So. Norwalk.
TWO STORES: NOW”.
W.~——- ..
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
l‘lIo Illiti't’h‘r. of mm IllDUtii‘l. roIII the IIIIIlIII III tilt-t an out of the
.‘iiitii do pends on that food Ion usI ‘iloIIIIiI ' t‘ Ilii l. t-‘md. home pre~
pared and hub each day, Ib tue kind Ion I.Iu depend on to make tine
Ill altIII fools and lttlIIIe slt‘ady iil\t'll~‘. iv‘u II main lll 'lioublc
i hit k lm‘ud is towel and smut-l. and in solid nutrition. ‘ llouulo“ (”hick
l-‘ccd romaine. the IiIotuI-u iIIIpIIIted Millet. . lino lIiIIItt‘Ii cImhIIIoIIi
and thoroughly titled and selected mains such an out liltiii cratkul
\Ihent cracked lamb and tl‘m-nid IIIIc ed IoIII “'in not use II I-
Iilliiit' spv 'i‘iflih propated, t it Iau. II lIIIIl‘sottII- feud, il‘l'r-‘ii made eat it day,
Iathor than feed from the West. III-I'cssurly stab-1‘ \\'II_\ take Illl‘
t‘IllIlll'i' when you pay as much it not more‘.I
Guilty Pint. Last and All tha Tlma.
MANUEL TORO MATCH
"For the Land Sake" uac Bowker'a
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Field»
W
Ask Fill “impale"
iiidltv tIIouIId Feeds.
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
l
. WW- m..-
JACKSON 5. STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Folcha, Artist Pméf, Panela. flnlahed ln Sepia and Engraving Black
on Rich Old ivory Block
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All PaIIcrnl
Jackson’s Studio
53 Wall St. NORWALK. CONN.
Oppoaite Hotel
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortal: can have our new Iprlng win, but will cover
_agaln be ac young. Have that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
m- ”N u..." .— WW”... “.4.-. m~mw."mwum~um.~ ”flaw...”
Prices Still F ailing
BLUEFISH, 12¢ lb.
STEAK con, 1201b.
Haddock. 10c lb. Buck Shad. - 12c lb.
Eels, - 14c lb. Native Flats, 10c lb.
Roe Shad, 15c lb. Shad Roe, 40c pair
Rockaway Long Clams, 40¢ qt.
Round Clams (in shell). 100 qt.
Sea Trout. Spanish Mackerel. Halibut. No frozen stock. Long
. and Round Clams Creenport OyIiiers. Watch this space.
cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
wore very small.
The Suits That Are Right l.
lllilll ill Illll IiilEEl
WALL El'l‘Hlt‘E'l‘. 10: 10 ll. _ m—Con-
dieting eurIonts were very perceptible
in the cunning movement of stocks.
Changes weIe made generally narrow.
but very much mixed ‘and deulinflfl
Louisville and Nash-
ville and Atlantic Coast Line declined
WALL STREET.” a. mz—Buylnl
orders became, effective in Southern
Pacific and II few of the less active
specialties. Room traders took pro to
after prices had risen about yester-
day II closing, and the market than he.
came quiet
WA] 1. S'I‘lllCE’l‘. Noon.~'1‘he bid-
ding up of prices in pursuit of the cam-
paign for higher prices brought. out an-
expectedly heavy offerings in stocks.
A tlrmer tone on the call loan market
was a restraining influence. Prices
dropped in the second hour and the
market became very dull at a level
slightly below last night. Bonds were
heavy.
WALL STREET l p. III.~The tone
of the market remained heavy, but
there was very little stock sold. Nor-
folk and Western and Consolidated
tins hanged a point.
I’MBE'S BIIIIY l8 RECOV-
EIIED Ill GREEIWIOII
Continued from First. Page.)
saved, as he was unable to swim. Pow-
ell, who could swim. and who made
an effort to save his coIIIpaIIioII, sank
while on the way to the. shore. it In
believed he, was numbed by the cold
water.
Iiotb ot‘ the bodies were turned over
to the Greenwich undertaking than of
l“. I). Knapp and Son.
The diliiculty in recovering the
bodies in ascribed to the condition of
the bottom of the lake. which is Green
wich's reservoir. There is so much
to go about wilb extreme cure, it he
uttcmpted to walk. the bottom immed-
iately became so roll) that he could
see nothing lli found it lil'tl'Si-HI)’ to
Hand about on his hands and knees
verI atnueril
AIIaIIuI-IIIeIIts were made with
Knapp and Son by hict‘abc'a father.
i’cter hlci‘abe, to bare the body start
for lill‘ young man‘s old home. li‘ort
Auxuxtux. Prince Edward island. 10‘
day
. After the IlIoIIIIIIIg. \oIIIIIt McCatIe's
wlic also llllilIt‘ hcrselt known Some
time ago It “as announced that Mc-
l‘alw's littiliwl' “as on her way down
here from i’IiIII-v i-idu'ard island. and
would “all Hi Norwich for the Word of
the IchIII-II III the body. Since. it
Ilile been ivnrnetl that the woman was
ill:« \IIIv Young Mct‘aiu- had already
brought suit for diroIce llII‘tIunh the
in“ thin ct II‘I‘IIulI N t'tlt’IIlet', of Smith
.‘x’orII'aik. and the «use was about to
be lununbt to Illiii when [110 plaintiff
lust ht. itic this morning the wife
tvieplIonu d down from .\'or\IiclI that
the was coming down to Ii‘l'i'l‘llWIt'h.
h‘he said aha altuply desired to wu- her
husband ourc lllilil'
All effort to find an) Ieiallws of
Powell \U‘l‘v without .‘IiiI't'INS .‘Iivssrs
Knapp and Son nuanced tor his illll’
l‘lili “illt‘il. has held at T ”clock yes-
terday IIIIII'IIIIII: iltllll S! Man‘s clItIIch.
titer-notch, Putin". Film-laid official-
on; iutquu-ut was in St Mary‘s cem-
ctI-r), tiII-I-IIIIII'lI
tit‘t‘cilnll'i: it all hilii‘l‘li lI|I IIII'l’ iill‘
drowulIII: oi the two men III their rear
t‘1‘\|ill and .It ill't‘l‘at‘lll Hill“ is it great
lllaI'kI-I i‘orsprinu IIateI thcrc II was
stated this morning bx a Iii'i‘t'ilWIPII
man that the health oillrmis will an-
iIllliillt‘tII} it‘llllill‘ the town to draw (If!
tilt‘ water oi the i‘I‘m-l'HIil' Altlmuklt
lite INIIIII‘S III lill‘ inn iIIII‘Illl‘I'l were ill
oycelli'lii condition when toullli. tllv
thought at their iltllill‘h ltillillt‘. into In
tho nut-r l\ not pleasing tor lireelr
\IlclI people in coIlthIIplale
lint worse than that, is the report
that In blunt; circulated around (irren-
\"ii‘il tII lb.» effect that the tiil'l‘l'. while
trying to locate the men's bodies,
loqul the decaying carcasses of sev-
eral animals This morning a Green-
wich than was asked if this In true.
and he said ho could not say it Is an of
his own knowledge. though he had
been told an.
David W. Rayrnond
Funeral Director and Embaimer
to North Main lira-t. south Not-walk.
Realdanoa. ll Waahinnton Strut.
Telephone at office. 080-2.
Talophona "in“... m.
mad at the bottom that the diver had '
A
Cash Account
of your personal ex-
pcnaca will show you
how much money you
waste in small amounts.
'l‘ry keeping one for It
month and see how
these small amounts
count up.
(‘ut out unclean ex-
pause and start. II sav-
ings account.
4% ON SAVINGS
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Neverduély Street Oil
Will keep the dust laid. Now In the time to place your contract.
We will give you an estimate for oiling or We have the oil for sale.
MANUFACTURSD BY
Century Waterproofing Company
TELEPHONE 368.
IA‘T NOIWALK. CONN.
21 OIAVIIW AVINUI.‘
Baseball and Opening om- .
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORAT‘D 104.
Deposit: over $3.775.000
George M. Holmaa. Pro-t.
War. A. Garth. Ween-alt.
Irati'k A. Illa. My A TNIII
his SUIT.
to “ PRICE'S."
$3.00
as “Century Compound."
HE young man of today is particular
about the style. lit and fabric of
2% That’s one reason why so many of
the younk men of The Norwalks go
SUMMER-”CXFORDS
in all leathers and lads .
tilt?
FURNISHINGS
in keeping withthe high quality of the
Clothing and Shoes
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St, South Norwalk
$5.00
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots ‘7
lint, the preparation called "gloverleak"
bad leaks or for use on old or no r roofs, and not as lasting or durable
The above testimony was given under oath by Charles C.
stone. at the injunttlon hearing in the Stamford Court ApIii it, 1910.
We offer the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON and guar-
antee all rooting onk for tlIIee years
The Century Roofing 8: Manufacturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Souvenir Free-t
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
SPICEO. EXTRACTS, CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOCA. CORNBTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
SATURDAY, APRIL 16TH
ASSORTMENT OF
iliiilililill CHINA WARE
Cups and Saucers, Cream Pitcher, Sugar
Bowls, Sauce Dish and Large Plate
ilii lilillllliililll
is not suitable. for stopping
8255'...
Roy~
A. R. POST, Manager v,_
Tel. 6424. 7“
FANCY SPINACH, per Peck, - - 18c ~
HOME SPINACH. per Peck. - 25¢
.t cans Milk ............... . ...... 26c .Wnltet linkers Cocoa ............. 130
\Iuttanted Exits. per (102 ......... 25c Walter ilekei' a Chocolate ......... 170
:3 lbs Prunes .................... 25c lien Hur FlouI, bag .............. .860
l the. Sultana Raisins ............. 26:: Foam Maine Potatoes pk ....... .200
:l pkgs Seeded Raisins ........... 25c 25c pkg. Table Ralsina. ........ .130
:t the Peaches .................... 25c 3 cans Campbell's Soup ........ ”25¢
oranges. per do: ...................................... 250, 30c and 40o
UNITED GROCERY CO. ,
no NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE x
Nine Years on. April 15th, .1910 1;};
Capital Surplus and Profits
1901
1902
1904
1906
1908 ‘
1910
850.000
50.000
50.000
50.000
50.000
50,000
April 15.
April 15.
April 15,
April 15,
April 15
April 15.
’ 31,300.56
12,653.36
32,861.38
42,177.92
50,238.69
‘ 12,“
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