C'
THE S
I
it! you have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEETS
will certainly tickle your palate. AI<
ways fresh and enticing. '
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409.
‘ 61 Washington St.
til llws
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2-News Department
92-3-—Buslness Department
lIll-2——Brlanch Office. Nor-walk
890 -—Edltor’s Residence
729-5-—-Clty Editor's Residence
worm FORECAST. '
Il‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Rain in.
night; Tuesday clearing and colder;
moderate southeast to south winds. A
welldoiined storm men is central this
morning hour Toledo, Ohio. llnln or
snow has occurred during the lust 2i
hours front the upper Mississippi Vul-
ley eastward lo the coast and along
the count ll-om Florida to Maine. Show
was repol‘tl'll this morning from 10an
lllillols and Wisconsin. The storm will
move slowly eastward, and this \‘icin-
lly will he ill the storm ill'l‘lt during
the next 24 hours. The ll‘nll)(‘l‘llllli‘0 is
lit‘lUW freezing ill the northwest
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘clllpchlll‘rH llow, 7.0; high. til.
Partly cloudy.
’l‘horoaro several interesting. spo-
cials til the Ilvl-knllln lulv. lollul'. llel-
lt‘l‘ I‘t'lltl It.
('ourl Ellnlonde do AIIIII‘IH. of this
city, will meet this. Wt‘llllli: llI Fores-
ll-rs’ Hall, Ill linill' d avenue.
The Hospital ’l‘lllllllllo (‘lllh will
lllt't‘l loll‘lorl‘ow ul’tcrnoou ill the home
ol‘ Mrs. A. .l. Meeker. ii Moll :lrllllllv.
«House puinting.
725‘ Wuslllllgton St.
Murphy lice. Co.
Tllt‘ (‘ollrllllllll Place Wllisl (‘lllll
llclll ll liltét‘lllli: this :lllt‘i‘llutlll with
M rs. A. V. Srollolll ill (fourtlnull l‘lul-v
’l‘hl- Pine l.t‘lIt’.|‘ (‘luh will Illt‘t‘l it)-
llltll‘l‘tiw afternoon with Mrs, lltlllt‘l'l
\'illl lllll‘oll lll ill-r home, :1 \\‘l-nt :lw-
llllo.
Son-rill llllsollull gillln‘s St‘lli‘lllilt'tl
tor lvslol'lilly :ll‘lvl‘llllon on “Will tllll'
Ilitlllilr‘. were called off on lli‘l'tllllll til
min
'l‘llv Visiting Chllptor ol‘ ’l‘l‘illily
lllllltl will lllt‘t'l 'l‘lloslllly til :l'Illi
()‘I'Itit'k with Mrs. (l. W, Stevens, lull
South Main sll'cl‘l,
‘l‘lill lll-w lllilllllulll' ol' lit-ltli‘n's lull.-
t‘l) nl‘l‘ll'llll today to Ilt‘lllll Ills llulll-s.
lllrl Illllllt‘ is (lullrlzll llllh- iillll Ilt‘ l'lllilt-s
lllllll Now Ylll’lt l‘lly .
(‘ollllx I‘Illl‘illllplllt'lll. l. I) (l. l~‘, will
mm-t this l-wnillg ill Uiltl l-‘rllnn's‘
llllll. ill \I'nnhinlzlon Hli'l‘t‘l lIIltI rullll-r
IIII‘ rllynl purple (lugrm‘.
M .
'l‘llvrv will he ll meeting of (‘llucorll
llilisinll. S, of 'l‘., this t'\'(‘lill\t; in
lIll‘ll' lil'lltlllllllill‘l‘fi on Willi fill‘t‘l’l. All
lll‘t‘ i‘l‘tllll’NII‘il Ill llt‘ present.
(‘llllril-s Iv), Gregory lIlItI \\‘lllilllll
lllIHllUll lliiVl' lllwll (11':l\\‘ll ill-l jurors ltll‘
IIlt' tI‘l'lll lll' llll‘ Superior Court, \\Illl‘ll
l-olnvn lll :ll lll'illgcpllrt, tolllul'low
'l‘lll- l-llllllllllllllvs of l’ullllllll IIIlHt‘
l‘lllllpllny ill l‘lllllll‘t'lllill \\‘llll lllt‘ l-llnl
pun-V‘s :lflill lllllll\‘l‘l‘ilill‘y t‘I'll'Ill‘IllIllll
will hold it luwllnn this owning lli lIlt‘
llnjst- house.
.‘tllltl: Mn}- Illilllilll. oi New Hilton, 1"
ltll'lll‘tl Ilillllt' this llllll'llllllt lll'llvr ll
wot-it‘s visit, with Ili‘l‘ Mi‘llllllllltllllttl‘,
Mrs .Itliltlllll 'I‘lllllllllllly, of II .‘llunror
litl‘i’t‘l. this city.
ill-tor Hllllilllli‘ IIlt‘ llii‘lllllu rlull. oi
i'llllsll-ll'n Drill: Blow, llllii Iii'ttll ill I'lil'
:l wl-oll ut IlIM home on lIiIlllIllltll Ith'
Ilili‘. tin IH lnlwll improved wool and
will in- out llltulu ill a II‘W lluyn. it is
thought.
W‘-
The regular nlljunrlll'd meeting of
tho NIII'WIIIII (lily council will Ilii‘t‘I
this evening ill the council i‘Ilallllll'i' ill
Wllll street.
IIII‘ council for their notion.
M. . .auw.~...».
Attorney 1). Louis llndl'lltlln. oi illlll
PM. who has llol-ll volllllwlmhwlth the
American Telegraph and 'l‘ulophmlt‘
rmnpnny for various periods for new
(‘l‘ill your». hilti lwon recalled to the non
i-luvorlll important. mull
turn urn I‘Xlli't'li'tl to he brought before
m
for the Coming Season?
We write this insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE 165-2
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinds of Insurance—Murine, Fire.
Tornado. Automobile, Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Accl-
‘j dent insurance.
74 WASHINQTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
VINOL
rHs MODERN
Tonic Reconétruétor
BOLD ONLY BY
,.F. H. BAXTER
" ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and really to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches 01' all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point,Norwnlk
A..I. Hand 8: Company
ElElllllllill ElllllllEEllS lllll
[llllillllllllllll ‘
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’s Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vfiacuummfleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best poe‘
slhlo luolllnll. Slltlslulltion gunrulr
tend. ltensonulllo rnioa. Phone 477.
or send poslill and get esllnlute,
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
High grade Qlllllll)’ l'lltil‘llllilt'h‘ lll lllt‘
Stillsllll-l‘onl-ll (”ill-porllllon SW lllll.
Ii‘l'i‘ilf‘l‘li‘It S. llyxllvo, lll‘ lll'lillllict's
nuns silll‘l', is ill. null l._ iv:_ llllllldilnl'
ls lukillu his [llllt'l‘.
t)lll- llt‘ lllt' spl-l‘inls. t‘llllvll lllllllla oi
the Ill-ml lllil‘. Iilllll)’ will lull-rust llll'
lllnsrlllllll- violin-ill lll' llll‘ lnlllsolmili
'l‘llo (lrvllt A. A- l'. 'l‘llll l‘lllllpllll)‘ lll't‘
llllvl-l‘llslni; :l .N'lil‘l‘llll i‘lll llilt't' :llllt‘
TIII‘ mix, will giro \tlti lull pill'lll‘lllul‘s.
It" you llll\‘i' illl tlt'l‘lililll Ill Mllllt’ itillul
HIIYIIIM llllllk l‘llll lltl\l‘ n \‘t‘l'lillll IIIIII'
lit‘lllll'lli‘t‘ llllll lillll‘l little it) llsk Ill\'l)l't~'.
The South Nulln'nll. Sllllllul. lllllll. Ill
rill-s )tllll’ .llt'tllllll, 'l"lll-,\ till) lull: Ilt‘l'
t‘t‘lll.
Mr .‘Illll .‘ll‘h. .\l\Kt‘It1 lilt‘ullll lll‘lt‘ll
:ls tilllli‘uthl-i' .lllll llllllnllflhl-l Elli Sill
l'illol‘ t'llllllull'n sull- .wslvi'llny .‘\Ili'i
lllt‘ christening Illl'l'e Will: u llllil\‘ in
rippling ll llulllln-l' lli Il‘ll‘lltlh .\ll Ill
i“~"‘il ll lll'llKllllllI llltli‘
.\l I'IpsI-llll .‘Vlilll Illh Ilt'“
Jul I"Ill‘l Slll't‘ll l‘jiihl
.Illil .\II.\'
.\ll
llllllr-l' ill
Nlll'lllllll, lll .‘Ill.
I-Illizl-llv Scull! ill, I.'.lt‘.l \\t'l‘l\
ICIIHIPIII will lllr nl-n Ililllfil‘ lll l.ln
llllll lI\I‘lllll' Ill Mr, and MI“: ,\ I"
Smith and llll‘ llll lllljllllllllll lo \ll.»
Smith.
M
.>\ sllwlnl illt‘l‘lllll'. tll illl‘ stilllil .\'lll
\\':llk t'll\ l‘tillllt‘ll \\li| Ill' lll‘lll lllll~
l'\‘rlllill;, llll llll‘ [lllltlllnl‘ lli‘ IIIIIIIII‘
I‘l'lll}: llll' til’tlllilhlll Ill lllt‘ l-lllllll‘lvnl
(”lllllllll:~:tllilil‘l'h llll' lln lltltllllllil ltl IIII‘
illillllt'llllll t‘It‘t'IlIt' plillll :lllll t-lpllplllrlll
The work is l-slllllillml Ii) mm :llllllll
Slilllllllt
.\ pull) lll‘ltwl‘vl'lll Hillllll Nlllil‘lllh
lullllt: 1111‘“ “viii “III (III llllllwllllrll.
.‘I‘hll‘llllly lll'ivl'llllnll. iii ”iv lllllllllvl‘
\\‘t‘l'l‘ ,Iilttl‘llll I.lll\\\'l‘lll‘l‘_ .ll, \\‘lllillll
lilllllll-ll. \\‘llllilm Sllllllll', .IIlIlil l.ilr
Il'lllll. t‘lltll‘llvs I’IIIIII Ml‘ Sllulllv nun
IIII'I)\\ll I\\'I('I‘ from his llltllllll illltl \\‘lls
lllliln- pillllflllll llllllswl- and .\‘Il‘ l’i’lllll
\\lls lllm lllrlln ll oil. and ill» llolsw ltlll
JULIE. Illll lll‘ll'l' lzllilll: llllllill llIlI‘t‘
llilll'h’ \\iIH t’llllklll I'll llllluil Hill in
Mr lilllllmll.
’l‘llllllliln'i‘l-tllln. ll l'lll llll‘l WI‘IItllIllliVll
llll-nllll-l oi lhl- lllllllllg ll'illll‘ ill Smith
Xlll'nllll. :lllll l'lll'l'lllnll of Illt‘ nllllp‘ea
err-w lll Illt' (‘l'olut llllll linupp will
pull). nus in this ill) lust u'lmlt Ill‘t't‘l
int: tilll ltII‘lliIli. 'l'llv‘ IlIIIt'l‘ non» IIII‘HH
ml lll' mm “1' ‘l‘n-tlun‘. who \wlll Ill Ito
I'llt‘MIi'i‘ lilh‘l )i'lll' in lllittllgl' Ill llll- I“
lull lllll luminous lll' topol'Il. llllll hill
slurp to doing nu O‘M'I'lll‘ill lltlslllnsn
llnll lllv pl‘unpul‘lll for still lwtlvl' llllsl
lions ltl‘l' lll'litllt.
—m
Nllrwlllk Illkll nl-lllllll will no in
IIlIIKI‘lli‘III \\‘l-llnllnlluy Ill |lIll)‘ Illt‘
lllllllrlll-lll ul‘honl IIIIII linllllllrv will
l‘llllll‘ to South Nllrwulk to play lllt‘
local high lli‘lllml nn Hullll‘linl'. IIII'II‘
ulll though, of Hollth Nol‘nnlll, Ilillt
llovll llllunltml, nu t‘tlllt'll ll... tin» West
I‘VI‘IIIII' lmyn llliil ll lllul'koll improve
inunl In their lllllylnil sully ho vxlwl'll-ll
ill n llhnrt llllll', /\ l'lllti‘ll ill Illlltlti‘lltflll
ltlwe them the mute clllllnplollshlp.
Whlil will u couch in llllsolnlll lllvo
lllolll.‘ The Mill" Illliii‘llllll t'lillllllllilll:
ship of course.
Iswl'our Launch or Boat Insured
vll-o and will Ii‘IIVi' IIO‘XI Monday on it
trip which will rollnullle from three to
four monllln. Mr. IJIIII'IKMI will buy
rightn ot‘ Why in Mnrylnnti nllli [lulu
' ISlllllll lllle
were [or the (‘tllilllfll’ly. plil'i ot them
hoin for on llnllerltmnnll line into
Was ingtoll, 1‘). (i. ”1‘ has ll large For Fun-fish 811d TI'OIII.
number or friends who will mlllii his
genial personality. but they wish hilll
it full measure of success ill his work.
ovum *
HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES
35c 1-2 lb. 60c lb.
Stimuli-Powell Corporation.
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
to North Mom at. Booth Norwalk
Agent for A. o. Spsldlng's
OUIH” NQfiWAfiK B
Y...M.._..... L.“ ........__.... “0M..- _
”the Home of Hart Schaffnegtll Marx clothes
Making Good
' There is an old saying that “Nothing succeeds
I like Success." It 5 true in our experience. Ever
year sees our business forge ahead still farther.
It's a healthy rowth. even if it is rapid. and it is
built on a sure oundation of honest eilort and
“Making good."
For we keep our old customers and add new ones
right along: that looks like pretty good evidence
that our clothes ““Make good."
And many of our new customers become so be-
cause of the good Words our friends speak of and
for us. The men we clothe are our best adver-
tisemcnts. and we “Make good" in everything they
claim for us-—-our clothes and our treatment.
If you want to wear the best and best-fitting
clothes. go with the procession-comc to our stores.
‘ If we can't satisfy you, we will give your
money back to you, as we‘ve offered to do for years.
Hats'and Furnishings as good in every way as Our
clothing—~and boys‘ clothes too.
14 So. Main So.
So. Norwalk.
TWO STORES: , Masonic Building.
Norwalk.
W“
0.. anon—w ”WE”...
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
'l‘llt‘ Silt‘l‘l'flfl 0i .Vllllt‘ lll'oolls. from the lllIlillt'lll till‘l‘ ill"‘ out of the
shell. llvpvlllls on the food you Iliw, “llnull‘lv” Hill I. I'm-ll. home pre-
pared and fresh each day, is Illt‘ kind you l‘llil llt‘IN‘Illl Hli Ill Iliilki‘ llllt‘.
llulllllll hurts and l’llllllll simply hurls. I'li'l‘l')‘ tiiltlll Ill "Bonnie:
I‘llll'l. I'V‘t‘ll IH HWWI null sound. and is mild lillII‘llIIlll "llnlllllv"(Thick
I“l‘t‘(l l‘tillllllllfi illll ("INIIH'hI Ilillltll'lt‘tl Millvls. lino lawllml t‘Ilill't‘lmI
:lnll llllll'lllltzllly lll‘li‘tl null solwtml ul‘uills. Fllf‘ll ill: will till-:ll- t‘l'lll‘ltl‘ll
\l'lll‘ul, ('i‘llllh’t‘il killlll‘ null lllllitllll rilll‘kl-li l'tll'll. Will not new ll It"
liulllo, Slit'l’illlll' pl'oplil‘rt‘l, l‘lv‘ml. n III)II‘Sllllii‘ l‘l‘lll. Il'l’nll Illlltlt‘ Nil II llzll'
IlllIlt'l' IIlllll l‘w-ll ll'iilll lIlI‘ \\Jnt. llt't‘i‘fihlill'l)‘ stulv‘.’ Why lnlw lllt’
l-llalull» \\Ill‘ll mu plly us: Illlll‘ll It not lllorc'.’
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH
“For the Land Sake"‘lne Bowker‘s
Fertilizers tor Lawn. Garden and
Field.
:\.~«ll ll‘lll‘ "llllllnln"
Illllllt' lllllllnll FI‘Q'IIR.
JACKSON ’8 STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
tn Folders, Artist Proof. Panels. tinlshed in Sepla and Engmvtng Black
on Rlch Old Ivory Stock
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patterns
Jackson's Studio
Opposite Hetel 53 Wall St. NORWALK. CONN.
‘ Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortals can have our new spring suits, but will never
again be so young. Hove that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON 8TREET SOUTH NORWALK
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ailing
12c lb.
Prices Still F
BLUEFISH, ~ - -
STEAK COD, - 120 lb.
Haddock, - 10c lb. ‘ Buck Shad, - 12¢: lb.
Eels, - - - l4c,lb. Native Flats, 10c lb.
Roe Shad, - 150 lb. l Shad Roe, 400 pair
Rockaway Long Clams, - 4th: qt.
Round Clams (in shell), 10c qt,
Sea Trout. Spanish Mackerel, Halibut. No frozen stock. Long
and Round Clams, Greenport Oysters. Watch this space.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
”you“..- .. .2 .. s.»
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V
has... ;
sumo gsNTlNEn
lllllll ll jlll no
WALL S’I‘illdFl'l‘, 10:10 n. lil.-Fl'uc~
liollal gains were shown as u rule by
the opening prices of stocks, bllt they
were small and mingled with ll. slltltv
clent ulllllllor of lossuslo make the tone
rather undecided. 'l‘llo dealings were
ill quite. large volume. Southern itali-
wuy. Ill‘lWl-l' imII ltio (iruude and Utah ‘
Copper rost- lit. Kansas and Texas
declined ‘93,.
his SUIT.
N
WALL STREET, 1] n. lil.~»S0me oi‘
the nsnnl llliu'tive low priced l'ulll'oud
stocllli wuro In demand. including
nlollhers or llm (iotlll‘l uni! Huwley
groups. The usual loaders oi the
market rose. slightly Ill sympathy and
then rounded to below Saturday's
closing, Union Pacific reacting a point.
to “ PRICE’S.” ‘
WALL STREET, Noon—Tilt- ro-
spollsl- from the (‘Otlllll'y to lust week’s
professions ill “11‘ stock market of Full-
lltlt‘lltlll lllil not COIItlIIt't? to help the, ria~
int; 01’ prices. Reports of un lllllnuce
hvlwoen the Ill and (lonili railroads
have some stru ,th to those stocks.
Itlll induced sol lug of the other comin-
llulnls. 'i‘llo dull Iron murkot. unsatls‘
l‘uclory copper trade conditions and re-
ports or crop llllllmse by the Western
cold wuw- VH‘l‘i' cunt-it's for selling \‘ill‘l-
(lull stocks. llolld wuro il‘ogulllr.
WALL STREET. i p. lit-«Incrensillg
heaviness was shown by the metal
stocks, which Ill turn led to some pres-
sure llltlllnsl lllt‘ l'llilrol‘lli list. Amul-
ulllunll-ll (‘llppllr tell I fps, General
Electrical 1 tilt and i'lllllll l’lll'llit'. II. S.
Stool, American SllIt'lllllg illltl Nlttlolr
ill Lead 1.
$3.00
lllllllllllllmlllllll lllws
fiend the llillllilt.‘l‘y llnllollucolnenl ill
lllt' ll(l\'. of t‘ . lililltz {d I‘ll.
(lllr lillllllvl's IANIKP will winter the
sl-rllllli llI‘KTI't‘ tonight on St‘I't'I‘III i‘illlv
liltinll‘s.
llollll-l‘ ('llllllllllllt:=. l‘x lllllj-ol' Ul
Sinuli’lllll nnv.~ ill Nil; “:1“. this lllol‘ulug
(ill business
The I’I‘Mlllltl‘ lltljtllll‘lll'll :lnullul lllt‘i'l
Ill): Ill ”11‘ Nuln'illl. l‘llll. ulll Ilt‘ llt‘lil
this I‘ll-lung.
. .,.—
Kind .1 Illlt‘ltlt‘)‘ \\ill tulle (‘Illll‘flt‘ ol’
llll‘ ll‘llllt'l \lllml lull» ilun‘ ti\\ll"(l ll)‘
.Ili.‘«l’llll 'i'illl‘)’.
hall lollks or for use
us "(Iclllliry Compound."
'l‘tu~ lllllllll lluvnl'l' lll‘l' advertising
til-sll'lllllu llHilM.‘~‘-'l. IllllltllllR lots, etr. in
illt ll hltllt‘t' ltllllty-
' lillll‘ .‘lillllvl', .l l‘lll'lln r sllnll-lll
Illtl'bll‘tllll l'l’t'lllllllltll’) N'Ilt)tll, nus
\lhllill ill Ill\\ll mm s‘llllllllt).
of
ii
W-..
.\i.:~.~ l‘nllliuv M- I-‘t‘llllkt’, has return -__r
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
lint Illt‘ preparation culled “varerlesk”
on old or poor roots, and not as lusting or durable
The above testimony n‘ns gil'on under oath ul llle injunction hear~
ing in the Silliillili’tl t‘otlrl. April 11_ 191i). .
We otter the (.‘t'llllli'y Compound at 50c PER GALLON and guar-
antee nil rooting work for three years.
'1‘ he Century Roofing 8: Manufacturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
non FIVE ‘ .
.—~ ' '. Ii.
HE young man of today is particular
about the style, fit and fabric of
That's one reason why so many of
the young men of 'The Norwalks go
0
SUMMERTXFOMS
in all leathers and la5ts
on
FURNISHINGS
in keeping with the high quality of the
Clothing and Shoes
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St., South Norwalk
$5.00
m
w
is not suitable for stopping
.. ~ . fl pkus Settled ltllisllls ........... 25c.
IIH’ link: (\\t‘l' t'llltl nlll lnwl :ll ;‘
n...___.- J r— E
t'll ill Nun llllwu :li‘ll'l' it short \lsil
\l llll Ill'l lull v‘lllrl Illl I'lllll :‘lll‘l'l'l. P‘ANC‘V SPINACH P k
, _ -..-_, , per ec , - - 18c
Inn (‘3111 mi lllt‘ Ill‘FI of llllqll umul .409
M'IIIRIHIHII‘ null ll .~ lllmw irmu 33‘ 9" HOME SPINACH P k 25
ill‘ ill I- \ .\lill'lll'll':-. SUV-nth. ’ per ec , - . . c
., .. ~~-~~ ‘ :i .l nus Milli .................... ..250 5 Walter Baker's (70(‘08 ......... ....lac
, lllt' .illlll'\ .Illtl lllilt‘llhlb‘rt (OlHHill) \\lll'l'llnlml Elms. [it‘l' dos. . . . .25c§\'l'ulier Baker‘s Chocolate ........ 17c
11“" um wllu- lillllll I-lllliliiig itil\ll‘|’ lll :. Illa I’llilll‘ti .................... 25c»lluu Hllr Flour bug ...... 85c
llltll lllll l...lill lulu-l wud ii i ills. Sultana itllislns ............ ,25c l Fancy Maine Potatoes. pk. 200
....:180
23mph; l‘nhlo Raisins. . . . . ..
lhv .\'lll'l\:lll. I‘lllliillltla‘llt‘tl Auto t‘o on
Silllllllul his Miltli'l ll 1:0 little.“ power
MIDHH'II l't minim
l‘illllim li.llll’. .\llu'lt llnlll nnll Miss
llllsl ll.llll. lli llillillllll_ \\l-l'l- tho.I
unwls of ,\ll«-sl'.- Ht'l'llllt Mallllll illlli
lmllisr :s‘l'llullh lll’l-r Slllllltll.
'l‘hv \\'t‘sl ullrl‘ll. lli‘lll lill- Sprint:~
won-Ill ill on alumina Illlll unllle Hullll‘
II“). III" hilllo' being 2! In :ll. ’l‘llrllllull
ell... ll was .‘ilitlt'll llll' Spi'lnswootis
urlw- lhv \ll'llll'h.
'I‘lll- Iltlltl'tl (ll II‘IINI'N‘N ulltl Illt‘ nnlln-
vlnl Illlttt‘t‘li ilJl lln- tinilthln nt t'nluln-
IllIN lllvl )t‘hlt'lilll) allurllnon null ltllfll
ldM'lI'tl llll' hl'l'l‘lltllly'n lullll. 'l‘lll‘sr
\\l-l‘l- llillllll (‘UI‘I'N‘I null llppl‘orl-ll,
Nine Years Old.
April 15.
April 15.
April 15.
April 15,
April 15.
April 15.
1901
1902
1904
1906
1908
$50,000
50,000
50.000
50.000
50,000
50,000
l'hr pmll llllllnllllll-lll or lllt‘ t‘lllhu
lll' l'lllllll t‘llllncll hlililt'tl Hillllrllnl‘
lilizlll unli lull filIIIlt'h \At'l‘t‘ plnyl-ll bl.
l-‘ illllll', l‘IIII‘tI lull. wnll (It‘fl'llll’d II\ I".
I’. Willll, mint] 7:. ll.\' Illt‘ scorn ill 7:.
lo 7t”. '1‘ IIllilll' I'lIIt‘II lmt tII‘rl‘IIII'II \\'.
Ill'ntlllllvl I‘.IIt'II to Il)’ lllt‘ m‘nru pt ion
In on. Mnrll IllIWi‘ul null m IIIl‘IlI‘I'iI ill
the t‘I'IIWlI tlI RIII‘I‘IMIUI‘N who chill-roll
llwlr lilllll‘iltw‘ shots repeatedly
DIBPROVING AN
“A pull won't be humor than Ihl|
psrsnsouswssn emulsions.
whole.” I
Forum Team Has ll Osln at we Pins
"mill. Senator Aldrich outgrow
llllmll- lsillllll mull upli."w.\'ew York ln Contest at Bowling Alleys.
l’roull. '
'l‘llu I'lllt'l’flilllh nl' Nlll'wnlk trimmed
IIII' Nol'wulll (‘llllulplnn llnwlluit trulll
Hillllt‘llfl} I'Hflllilu, null have thus on
lltlllltlllt'tl l-otluillvlutltu rivalry tlolwonn
lill- lwu II‘iIIlllt 'l‘ho neuron thut, were
"little lilo ltiw-li liolilw.
Namath Champions.
GOIDMAEDFIOUR
David w. RaymSlli
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Neverduéty Street Oil
Will lump the dual laid. Now In the time Ill place your mnlrllnl.
We will give you an estimate for oilinlt or we have the oil for solo.
MANUFACTURED BY
Century Waterproofing Company
TELEPHONE 308. -
EABT NOIWALK. GONN.
s
21 .IIAVIIW Avenue.
U WAIHINGTON 3"» lanes" and opal-ting Goods
llllmlr . . till till it":
llrl-llnsu H, , . ..I:H l:ll :nll
1' "mil mi" "Mb “Wt WWII“ nullmllll ..... ‘lllll lnzl Zil'l‘
nflldflflflg ' WODNImfl "ML l’llli‘lt'lt , . . ’ . . ‘ “9 13' 270
7'“ “M. i“ “M “‘4" slllxgar .. . 4.5:. 177 lull:
T' "1"" " ”W"- In. Munch ,..,.lr.l m m
_, .... I, _ . __-
' ’I‘olsln .. ..., 7? 001 177%
Peterson.
NORWAIJK ilnllsln . ...... .225 Hill :liltl
l‘olhetnlls . .. . . .lllR till 332
. . \\‘ennolla .,. . . . . IN 202 ttltll
v R "our ..... . .103 120 211:1
3 lugs 18 .I litter ..... . . . .1110 IH itllll
limiter ........... It}? 152 311
INQON'ORATED 1” Tot ill! . 11124 Bill) llITl
Deposits over 53.775000
George M. Holmes. Meet.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vise-PM
Ill-soil: A. Ills. leer i Wess-
‘l‘hts given the Felonious s gain «I
lint pine. A return ammo will proh-
nllly he played in the near future.
Tony lehsli has gone to Bridgeport
to consult with revere! llhyslclsns
about the condition of his back, which
Capital Surplus and Profits
has been troubling bio) tor some time.
. lllfi l’rilt'lll‘s .................... ”5C 3 ‘ll Vl ‘ “ ‘
till Iliililt' lll NIH: I.(lllll€t‘..\-tllilllll, Ill ‘ I no (imphclls bout) """"""" 25°
Rummm awn”... WHNHU“ “imp Illlllltli“, pr-r iIilZ. ........................... . ........... 25c. 30c and 400
t‘ullltrousulnll l: J Hill \\llu lllls UNI I ED ‘ R
Ilt'vll Slullllllllg .l iv“ (lllln all lIlt' Nlll‘ 0
null. llltlvl M,- ll‘llllli"ll tll \\’ll,~lllllg
n... p- t' so NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
Ill t‘llnllrs ”llllllllllllll lt‘tl‘l\l‘ll from I H qu‘ “MIMI.“ “WM," d w“ _. m
April 15th, 1910
Deposits
54.54202
189,255.56
522,522.19
813.832.13.
946,348.58
1.200.561.50
$1300.56
12.653.36
32.861.38
42,177.92
50238.69
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THElPLIGHT OF THE LIAR.
ls thorn any power in lzlluulntl. ill
«brutall- lilllullll‘llllt‘II‘ dul'opIIVe motil-
mll. llml l-nu tor n moment compare
with 11W truth. with absolute intes-
rlty. units UI‘IMHI Swilll Msrden In 3th“
mum lilllgnslno. There is no ndvettlse»
mum in III" world, in the long run.
lllul t‘llli mimpnrl- with that which
l’flllll‘ll from the reputation of nlwhys
null lwurywlivlu tolling the exact.
mull, ur ill-lull absolutely relisblo.
’I‘lllll reputation nlolw hits made the
mum-ll ol‘ some or the areal bllslnosit
houses in this country worth million!
of dollnl-u. .
Pivot-y Illlll" it than liol‘olvos he knows
that he has to cover his trucks. Ho
ill silent" on thorns for fear of discov-
ery, for everything In hill own nature
is trrtnll to betray him; but. when he
It'lll the truth, because he to built on;
llw lrmh ppm. he has all the universe
mlnluluing. allpporllhs. backing him.
What a lilfleroncs there in between
lhn power of n man who Is telling the
truth and il- coneoloup that he is bsclo
ml by the eternal principle of right.
and justice- and the men who Is lying
and In mlmclotls of It. ,
Unr- run look the world in the also
without whit-Inn. because he feels til“
he is backed by eisrlal principle;
there in victory in hit! eye. mom“
In hill very bearing. while there , it -
noun-thing within the nth r mattwltloh
myn, “l am ll liar; l mu ot. a man. I
know I am not a mo. bill a sneak, t
mahobelleve." “-2....“
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