m
liliiitiilittil slits
not: within itiiii‘tri'tiil‘ as rent
. sensuous
‘ ,Hmvard .1. Curtis will listen to six un-
oontastetl divorce suits. Two are from
. Bridgeport. (ltihtuve A. Kahlil vs. Mary.
1 Mice Kabul and Morris Politovios you
Esther Palkovics.
played with tho Singer Manufacturing
Co. and resides in Oak street, allotted
that his wife, whose maiden name was ‘
Mary Alloc Cnhlt‘ti, and who resides in
Cannon Htroct, deserted hlut in March,
1905. They inurrlod Aug. 19 1902.
Morris Phlkovics asserts that his wile,” .
Esther (Roll-titer, now a resident of 188 '
Third avenue, New York. deserted him .
a month and a half after their tharrl- ‘
y ‘ age in that t-ity.'.iuly 1,1900.
. Helen R. (iohollo (llorsch.
walk desired to ho troed from hor hus-
band, llldllnrd .i. Giorsch, of Canton.
giving littoiornltlc cruelty as the basis
1301- her suit. The couple married Sept.
- '19. 1907.
ii Desortion March 23. 1904, is niles~
‘ ed by leloiltn N. Mend l’urtly of Nor-
b wnllt ill tho suit ngulnst her husband. ,
William A. Purdy. of Bethel.
were united April 29, 1900.
Ellen Honneasy Horton,
twtch dosortod F'l‘illllilin P..ilorton, also
of Grt-ontvlch, so the latter alleges. on
Feb. ‘15. 1872, just half a your otter
they wcrt- made one. or over 38 years
880-
tfilarios H. Bidwoll. oi Norwalk. til-
30 alleges tinsel-lion, stating that his
wife, Add .1. liniley Bldwoil, now of Al-
littny left hint in March. 1897. The
couple did the procession March 3. 18-
91.
This tnornln in the Superior court
thoro was that the suit of Charles A.
Pussley, of Norwalk, against his wife,
Grace M. Ostrander Pugsloy, of South
Net-walk, alleging infidelity with
George Phillips, of
diveres‘ times hotwmn .luue
i909, and April 8. 1910. They
died March 29. 1903.
MR. ROOSEVELT lN VIENNA.
’l‘hey
Illil l'~
Met at the StatiOn by a Distinguished
Potty oi Officials.
VIENNA. April iii--»~'l‘llootioro Roost»
volt. tor‘mor prosidcnt of tho l'nltod
States. and ills
here at 6:413 this morning.
A thin huze hung over the Austrian
capital when tho train hearing Mr.
Roosevelt drew into tho station, The!
distinguished gucst was mot hy liorr
von Mueller. principal sccrctnry of tho
foreign oillce, who was thcro as tho
representative oi the Austrian govorn-
moat; American Ambassador Korcns,
and others of the staffs of the Amori
can embassy and constilnto, ttiul liar-
on Hongolmnlor von ilcugot-rnr. Atts~
tt'o-Jiunguriun ambassador nt \Vosh-
“Anglos. u“. ‘
After an oxchttngc or urcctings Mr.
I Roosevelt nnti .\ir. Kcrons cutot'otl a
court cnrrlugc and drovo tlii‘t‘t'i to the
Hotel Kt‘antz. Owing to llit‘ ciil‘ly hour
the streets worc nlmosl tioscrtotl tutti
although the driver and tooilnan wore
the imperial llvcry the passing of
the party nitrut-tcd no nttontlou. M
tor breakfast with Henry Willis, for-
merly American ambassador to
France, who came from Silesia ospoc~
iaily to most hint. Mr. Roosevelt re-
ceived several Americans who had
'awalted hitn at tho holol and thou
drove in the court cnrriago to the tor-
elgn onto!a on tho Ball-l’lutz and matio
an omclai call 011 Count von thron-
thai, the Metro-Hungarian foreign
. minister. ltcturning to his hotel. the
tormenpresidont rccelvod a call trotn
Baron lieiigoltnullcr. 'l‘hi- baron rot
malnetl tor lnnchoonv Mr. Kcrons and
Mr. White being also in the party.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon Mr.
Roosovolt ontci'otl the court carriage:
and drove to tho Hofhurg Palace.
where he was received in itutiionce
‘by Emperor Francis Jottonh. As a
special mark of esteem the otnperor
received his guest in his privato apart.-
monts, instead or in tho usual lud-
ience chamber. As Mr. Roost-volt on-
tared the courtyard the palace guard
turned out and rontlc‘rod him military
honors.
From the palace Mr. Roosevolt
visited tho. Capurhln Church in tho
vaults ot which that the bones or the
.Hlpsborgs. There be pinned wreaths
upon tho tombs of tho. iii-tater! Eur
mu Elizabeth and tho Crown Prince
Rudolph. As Mr, lioosovoit t'nlt‘l'i'il
the crypt. of tho Haplturtu, tho (‘11-
puchin monks wlto watch tho tombs,
conducted hint straight to tho iron~
wrought rolling of lililzalioih anti ltu-
dolph. which No on oithor sitlo oi the
lulutitui status or the Madonna, pro-
moted by the Romanian lwolilv. At»
tor the wronlltu hittl iii-on tit-ponliotl
tho tortnor prosldont was shown tlw
other totnhs. among which is the ini-
mense surcophniuis containing tho tutti-
fiu of Mario 'i‘llt-rcsa 11nd hor hus»
band. Francis l.. and tho plain cannot
of litmporor Maximilian of Moxiro.
From the church Mr. Roost-volt not
out on a round oi official calls, losvltla
hll cards for Arcitdililo Francis Fortit-
hand, holr to tho Aitslro-ilunittirlan
throne: i'rinoi- Montsnuvo, tho court
dumberlatn, and .Count Paar. ilin por-
.. moi Militant of tho omporor.
Later in tho afternoon Mr. Roost.»
volt visited tho military riding school.
and also witnessed a revlnw ot the
re want of litissars. rommnudod by
on Bronn, at firehouse-o.
, Al 8 o'clock tonight tho olllcittls nt
‘ “tho thrown attire will :an it dinner at
r’ , will hlhir. itoosovoit will ho the [digit
\7 g“ ‘ ’1'
,1 A. wt! of aovornl humlrod portions
‘ ed in front of the Halal Kraut:
, Itlroli out tho tiny and‘disolsyod the
" noon 1. internal in Mr. Wharton's
i‘ W“ and goings. Month appear-
not: of tho Americans 1 as persons
M their hats respectfully, hut
mm no other manifestations.
‘l‘hlr Girls-Joly father made his lot»
" .. when its was a young man.
i . ’ you like to know how he did it?
‘ ‘ Laulihnt Youth-~“N0t particular;
rout 1min “its to know it he still
, , W it"wathoilu hm.
.. otdwmmwmmom' m-‘v
__ iiiiiiiiiilliiiluiils‘
In tho Simorlor Court today Judge .
Kain-i who is em."
of him- '
of Green- 1?
Norwalk at. ,
1. .
son Kormit. nrrivcti
Ht. Limit-i lll'tiwlis.
opponotlis down with lilli' hit cnrh. 'i‘ho i
“polling wnn tilluplciuus all along iiw
lino, lllo crowds hilt ntttl tho oittltuuli ill innings: t‘lllll
imam ul tilt- imllliiu point. 3
All of tho opooinp, itunws in tho Nu ‘. . Itiinticlphiu. 0.
.mm to hiit attainment and recommends?
his belief that Sammie Will do all that r
, 1.11%: W3 “ 3
1
$.11: .w . . . I
a... 1 . ..
Tomorrow
"FINN"!
Very dainty Dresses. 6 to 14 yrs.
Girls’ Dresses, 98c
On sale tomorrow .......... 98c
5 dozen new Waistsvworth up to
$5 - Silk Waiéts,
$2.29
Every Waist in the fat guaran.
teed a $5 value.
$1.25 Wants, 89c
$1.25. On sale tomorrow. . . .891:
On sale. Snap
50c Table Cloth,
39c yd.
Extra fine Damask, regular 50c.
290
100 Lunch Cloths, regular 50::
value.“ On sale tomorrow . .
DimitymCheclts,
150 yd.
tliiict'cnt patterns to mini
from. On sale tomorrow
I5
We place on sale 50 dozen of
Lisle Gloves, every pair guar-
On sale tomormw ...... 39c yd.
si.““t...ln..i..
.29c
151‘ yd.
Lisle—Cloves at 250
antecd to wear; all coiors.25c pr.
12ic Dress Ging-
ham, 930 “yd. '
New Dress Ginghams. in all coi~
ors; regularly 1231“,. Satur-
i
m
day ................... 95/31: yd.
E EN I “ c; SENTINEL . . ...FRIDAY..APRII.<..L;HQ:.0
This Hat, $3.98
$66 an... 29.3....
Thisseason's most favorite trini-
mtng for hats; regularly 50:.
For Saturday . . . . . .. . . .ogc bunch
$6 and $7 Hats, $5
We will group together 25 of our
$6 and $7 Hats for Saturday at. .35
w... “my-..“ . n... ~.—‘.~...W.WW..-
”$5 Hats, $3.98”
Ladies' and Misses‘ Hats you can't
match at $5 elsewhere. on sale
tomorrow .,......$3.98
Shapes at ”93c
[00 new Shapes. just out this week.
in small. medium and large.
black and burnt. While the lot
lasts ......................... 93c
Shapes at $1.219“
One of this season's new Shapes on
sale Saturday ............... $1.49
Shapes at $1.98
zoo new Shapes in black and burnt.
in small. medium and large;
values up to $3. For this day. 31.98
$1.... nun
‘ $1.98
Neat smnll Turbans in black and
blue. trimmed with jet . . . . . $1.98
Hats,
insulin... s...
ors, 790.
Children's and Misscs' Sailorl.
trimmed with hearts in colors.
On sale tomorrow ............ 791:
$111.13 or SUITS ’
This Hat, $2.49
59c .Asters, 39c Bunch
1:.- dozen beautiful Flowers. all col—
ors: this flower is sold in exclu-
sive millincry stores at 75c. Sat.
urday ........................ 39c
Around This Busy swig '.
Tomorrow
iiiiiiiiiii
10c Hair Nets," 6c
On sale tomorrow. all colors, rcg- _
uiar 10c Hair Nets .......... 6c
$1.00 Skirts, 790
Our regular $1 Muslin Skirts.
trimmed with ribbon and ex-
tra wide embroidery. Tomor-
row ..79c
50c Belts, 390
Silk Elastic Belts, all colors, very
neat buckles. Tomorrow. . . .39c
15¢ Velvet Ribbons,
15c yd.
3 inches wide. in great demand for
trimming hats. Saturday. . .15c yd.
25c Roses, 150
All colors large Roses with foliage;
sold at 25c. This Saturday ..... 15c
25 Suits. bought at a great sacri-
llcc. in Blue, Black. Green and
Gray; 34 to 44, while this lot
lasts; no alterations: no ex-
changes. You must shop early
for this bi bar ain: values 810
and $12. gator ay .....'.....$7.98
92 WASHINGTON
STREET
Sample Suits, $7.98 Suits at $11.49
Blue
Black: extra good value. 011 sail.-
In Serge and Mohair. anti
Saturday ............... . $11.49
Alterations Free.
MINTZ’S
“THE HOUSE OF ACTIVITY AND PROGRESS.”
Suits at $15.98
No two alike. all colors: values up
to $20. Every Suit guaranteed
to give satisfaction: 14 to 44.
Saturday ................. $15.98
50. NORWALK.
CONN.
25c Colgate’s Pow-
der, l4c
Colgate‘s iamious Talcum Pow-
er. on sale ............ 14c box
13c Veils, 10c
Our regular 2 for 25¢ Summer
Vests. on sale tomorrow. .xoc ea.
S00 Corset Covers,
29c
50 Corset Covers, to close out:
lace and embroidery. Tomor—
row ....................... 29c
Hose at 150 pr.
Extra fine Silk Lisle Finish Host:
for tomorrow ........... 15c pr.
New Neckwear
A new line of Fine Neckwear, on
sale tomorrow ...... 25c to $1.50
I
Dresses, $2.49
Very new Street Dresses. ,all
. colors; sizes 14 to 44 ...... $2.49
BASEBALL SEASON OPENS.
Aulpictous Beginning in Both Luau“.
All Tums Being Abio to Play.
.ltlillluttll oi \\‘nuil~
tuition and Smith of t‘hlcnuo 1M linuri
Al
from want of nourishment!
You can readily not plump and may
by using hummus. a tissue forming
food, which whon tniton with thin,
urchin. iminmllittsly horomos it north '
iiulldlng and lilo-giving oienwul in tho
Mood.
Sammie builds up tho svntom, puts
flash on the honor. brings hark thi-
slow 0! houitli to tho pallid shook. and
romovos tho tired and languid tooling
whinh in the result of ashauntlon and
low vitality.
Frank ii. Butt-r is introducing Sun»
it highly. Ho gives tho but proof of
is claimed for it by tailoring to refund
wright and restore good bonito.
pious iitlti tho uni) oust llillilt‘_ tho (‘tti'~l
tllllltlh luillix tilt-iv tnottt.
American League Standing...
. 1......» m...» . ..
lThe Hatch & Bailey Co
OOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
BURTON-HAWLEY.
'l‘wu Wvll known and highly I‘t‘is‘lll‘l'l'i
vtl citisous oi Ntll'Willk. Sylvostor Bur-
ton untl Miss i-‘annlo Roltoccu llawloy.
woro oniotly unlit-d ltl innrrinirr last t‘ho stuto.
lFlLED "9 STATE SCERETARY'S
OFFICE.
Tho Aetnn Brick Company of Hot-
tiin has Mod a cortitlcato or incorlmrtr
tiou in tho odice oi, tho secretary of
\\ nuhlllitiou
At Philadelphia
«dolphin. 0.
At tit. Loon-whittritium. .3; iii intuit.
(‘loi oiltiitl.
Man“... .4... m.
OFFlOlRB TO PlCK MEN FOR
JOURN‘Y.
Ton men from all tho divislonsot the
Naval Militia at tho trials, which in:
t-lttdait tho First diviolon of New "to
von. the tit-coho division of linrittird,
the Third division at Bridgeiort, and ‘
tho iii-road set-tum oi the; 'l‘ in] dirt.
slon. of Noruiulk, will tutti: tho, Mitohnia
down to New Yorlt on April 23. Tim
own will no picitod out by tho omnors
in rhnrgo and tho moo
the money it it hills to inciting-n lilo with‘grsst lint-rm to two who ”in run.
sen men will he.
‘il tlill lint-sh 1
\\ :othlnuioit.
llmottlyn, 2; Phil-
in Now York tho Ainoricuu lmuuuo ‘ il l. PF 3
pounant tit-anon had an oronltui opon- “'Mlilnlilon .. . . . . . i u i oouj
int: yostordity. 'l‘hc liiKIllillltli‘l‘H ulttl lidwvlmlil - . . » . l U l till"
tholr trtonds tho onotuy from llunltm litiliptiht' ..... .. i U lootti
fought for tourtoon innings. whon ‘M'W “if“ . it It .uuui
ditrltnonn ontlotl tho unmo with litoiHimiiiil ----- » ii U .0001
Hi'tll'l‘ it llo. 'l‘hc (lliltli‘ toums opoltotl i Ml“'“il‘iililill ..... . U l mini
as por sohodule and lllt-i‘o wot-o two ‘ Si» ”Witt , - . . .. . .. H l mini
shutouts muting tho l‘I‘hlillii. 'l‘llv All1.l|N"l'liil ....... . . It l mini
lolicn wci't- wlillowunllt-d hi iiit' Wnnit l
insions ntitl Uli‘ Whito t-ioit iliuilkod llll' Yesterday's Results. »
l
M i'lticnuo 'i‘llll'llwl, ;'., St Louis. U l
Al lh~trtlit
tlti lunluusi.
Al Xt-w Ytii‘k ‘Himlitll, i.
ll llvitiitt 71
Now York;
ml
urn walling
. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
MILL 1111.. an. YARD not».
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (linttn ot ovory description
Hnnh Wolghtn and (ford.
Moulded Woodnn (luttsro. two suns.
"Manolo“ Asphalt Fabric limiting,
warrantod.
ilnu, two and throouply Tor l’aporl
Sintorn‘ Papor.
iihoathing and iiuildm’ Paper.
Iinlr initiation and lit-stoning Paporti
i,
i
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
; wear aWS
WM
mile
, I
Noni wintor lit/installing nu Altt'iANi) iiililJtit now. it will out. it big
slice out of yo cont hill and malts your honor as wnrin as toast.
Spot-try lint WMN’ or Stosttt "out for that now llouso. Ilitl ho sum to
moullon tho AltilANi).
'l‘ho: cornlisnv. which is
night by um um 24. 11v. ilimlm. tutti-"“llililllled at 850.0110. will basin busi-
tor tli tho Knight Stroot A, M. EHIII‘RI with 325,000. ’Tho incurlml‘alol‘n
Mum-h. at tho parsonaxo, No. it It‘ranlc ‘ “r" K 0‘ Clark. 19. 0. Robbins and
tin nvonno. Mtor rocoivinir a showor ' "~ R. Chi"!- ‘ ‘
"f rim: upon thnm [run] ”‘9 putur'u Th“ MOI"? Land and Lumbar Coni-
i’utnlly tho couplo drew to thcir tom- 1 "MW 0' Hartford Mil Mod a conflict":-
”on.” "(""(t’ No. 13 Knight fill-mo. to! organization showing that its altit'k
'i‘ht- roupln worl- lmnutltullr nttirod tor ‘ 0"“ “will Bliilflt‘rlbt‘d for ill! follows:
ilw iii‘l'flfllilll and tin-tr many tt'londs “"0"!" W. t-ltaplou of WWI! Hartford.
wish tilt-til utmd luck and non lilit'l'tl in F 10" sham: Grorxr Film? of west Him-
tltoii ninlriinonlitl loni‘noy, ford. 50 uharon; C'. E. Walker and W.
, .. (f. Wuiitor, hotlt oi Hartford, and l..
‘t:. Cill‘lt‘tml of Morldon. 50 short-s
csrh: F. J. ()won. or llioridon, luo
sharos; .i. l’. 'i‘uttlo. of Hartford. loo
mamas HANNA wuirs To an.
TIRE.
Nicw lllll’i‘AiN, April li'i.~»~'l‘ho lut~
‘ . uhnros.
lioiinl Loomic wort- tiltiso hut um- ‘l‘lio a... - » w '— ~~ . 1 « » . - ~ ~ ~ ,. Nil Ht'lli‘llii' afoot to ttiko ovor tho Now 1 Tho \- m. .
Now Yorltit hounn by listing to liostonl National Lupus standing. ‘ ”Hes." WWW“ 4mm, "m" mmmufwzi‘ottilinni' ‘ot‘ Sl'i‘i'igh‘illi‘ild liftinail'l‘3‘iunii
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ilrookiyn. ltoltl tltu l'lillllt'n to ufistuuii ii'ittsiuiru I I. luoo . inn. is linl‘ktid hy WV??? local WIN" from tilt-000 to 850000
tltitiiliot' ol’ liiin null tho Quukor wol‘t-‘(tlmtlmrm ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ H l o i illiill . " “ "W" w m proposo 0 my ii“ i‘ “”1 . .. ”WW”..- 1
Mi ut til i ' li li- ’ . .-‘ “ ' ‘ ui appoint it‘rnnit ll. (‘01:, a local in-i u _ “MW"
li"ilm tiii liil’l‘ in It‘lllttnil‘llli’tli‘h‘mili mm; 3 “$332.1, ‘ ' l 3 l 33:: “m "" man "m1 mm” “"0” “'"i‘ “i !Pauli”will.Ili‘iif'znii‘ioggnivil‘l‘ipggil‘ilymdi'
V i ‘ . . . ‘ “ ' ‘ " tho tllitdoi lila Nationals. - ’ ‘ ' '
intuition ‘”-’i~‘.’...”ii.i.':.ii.éi"ii‘l'i." this“ ~~~~~~~ ~ 1: ' it» You ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR m» infilt'm'imits‘iirslrrtiiirr an “W W
ass-WWW...” .,......._....... N,.,,‘§$j,,., ......... ,, l {:33 AUTOMOBILE, our rtonaas AT 3-,th n; ...-.- rantings! M hmmnminlotnaoh, howls inu°hierif?n“a"33?{f
T ' F I i'hilntioiphin ........ ii i null , w "m‘ "WM“ y " pm" “'w i" . hen tho blood.
P . tonal, w it is understood to Do ‘5,“ ,
Yutordoy'lwflowltl. l 'U IQHER M WRIGH I S "ll”- ...... l umw UNITID Wi-ill't‘ CLUI.
Samoa Idnl Finh auditor My: Drug» At t'lnotunntl wt‘incinnnii i. p ,1. O M“. Edmund Zeltltl‘ wast . to s
. . ,l NATIO GUARD notions. . “r W H
. glut lnxttlr. "MO. 0 ”o itiulnusd . ,fnr yesterday afternoon's insisting or
thin twoplo nro simply stittnrittir At "gunnwfloflqn. :1; Now York. 3} WASillNii‘ 1". April 15.«8ovar|iitho iadlos’ United Whitlt Club. hold ill
status sro on; us to obtain tho now hor homo, rumor of Concord Mill
lhi‘t‘i'dtit‘ll iloid 'tlliory guns and ,(lhostnut ttlroetn. Mrs. Zoloft was also
oouilimsrit. . in no war to applications 'tho winner ofthc first prize. The «no.
the War mosrtmn has informed the land was won by Hrs. Willihm Moori-
National (than) out his that it In tiiofsnd titt- («insulation by Mrs. til. it. ill.
policy to provide 1. it expensive and John. 'l‘lto unlit meeting at tho club
to butternut otywlil on hold two waits hence with
only whon no Mm. .i. Rudolph Monocular, Jr.. of iifto
adequate pornonnoi no satisfactory no Kossuth street. Bridgeport.
mortar are provided with competent
modhitniclnns its rat-omen. in an-
CLOTHII PIN 3061M...
NORWALK FliRNM‘m for hot air loot. Evorythlng in tho boating line.
Argand Boiler Company-
SOUTH .NORWALK. CON N. .
nwor to other inquiries the department Tin,» clothes pin soclui'gtvtin at tho
hitn ruled that transportation of no Knight Street A. M. iii. Church. last.
lions. tunings, bedding, hold range and ulcht. by Miss Lila Clark hiring of a
mess equipment. for officers at oiling novnl naturo. dre out 11 large crown.
this annual damp or instructiontor in: . ’t'ltoro was a great deal of fun in tho
rantry omcsrs may be charged against affair. and units a number took part in
n state‘s allotment. hut no uiiownnoo . the topical. Miss anu- Smith won tho
normals and unonllgtod root . won that second prise.
a
ARGENDBOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK. ,cnn its mndo for tho transpo atlon otltlr . print! and Mrs. Matilda “butcher
Norwalk Chronicler