,"r
i‘ til lillilN _ HitlSBi' (It).
Who.
Got a box of good tool powder. wash
yopi‘ feet and t-lmugo your stocking»
every day from now on and see it"
yo‘hr’ ueunlly tired. pernplring and coir
li‘ig (dot are not more comfortable dnr.
"lithe summer titan they have been
haltetofore.‘
‘ One woman who is looked upon no
hit duthority in the matter of treating
the face says it should nevor he must
on d vigoroniily: that hmvevcr it may
become, it too vigorous wrinkles are
made instead or eradicated.
. lrlah stew from the American-
Exnmlher: Two and it half pounds
mutton chops, ion potatocn, i-ilx sunnil
onlopll, one quart of wntur. Cut the
chop. from a loin of tnutton. i'luce
thigh} in a stewpnn with alternate in)"
e, of sliced potatoes and chops. (‘ov-
art/the last layer with onions and pour
over 'them the. quart of cold water.
_ ’l,‘ titty cover the stewpnn. bet the
l ' lento stew until the potatoes are
I ’inOugh to much and the greater
port of the gravy lti nbuorlicd.
-....W.-...._n...l.,
roe" slim"
misuu BLE BluntitNo pore» -
Blyvlew Ave. Central Ave. Wood-
woor Ave. and Rhodonolia Park.
NEW 8 AND 7 ROOM HOUSES“
Llnooln avenue, Wmulward avenue
and Glrard place.
$3,300,“.000.
Automobile Liability and
Tire Insurance
Loans Negotiated. Steamship Tickctl.
J. M Layton & Co.
(IncorpOratcd)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
Plat‘e
Wm”-.w-_....-.. ..
it RIGANliAiflRS
it this ‘
Bes‘t Hard Wood Oak
FROM
$3.98 UP
I. K. MtTcHECC—unocnnxm
r. A. MlTCHELL
HOUI! FURNISH!“
GOINlR WALL AND HIGH IT8..
NORWALK. CONN.
mm. "3......" at... of
The Evening Sentinel
\
l: .r WW...»L.-.W.-M w...“ no...
* APER
New Good: now in
Rock. Prices are no
higher than lull your.
E. E. Goring
E .Decorator
ll) Fifth Street. Eatil Norwnllt
Telephone 452
'intitittttfltnttn““
.l
- a
in a deep tililll and nerve while very
lint.
lJiCt‘R oi' the liner mention nre the
rogue, and therv are norm; and lllllt‘R
lit-inn lilit‘tl. for both ultorern nml
humid are necessary in reeltlnntng thc
gttimpo. _\'()k(’il. vita. to any nothing oi
the outward application called ll‘liu-
things.
Au ogn yolk will keep front] several
days after lilo Willlt' nun hwn iiiit‘ti by
dropping it unbrokmr into cold water
and keeping in a cool pincv.
'i‘odny misery in iht1 disease of man-
kind as «lisvnso lit tho misery oi man.
And own an thortl ill‘t‘ phynlt'tnttii for
dlnonma m nitould illl'l‘t' lli‘ phyulolaua
for httmnn misery. iiut ('llli the tool.
that lllSt-‘lll'lt‘ is, nuhnppiiy, only too
prevalent. remit-r it “Tulip. for its ever
to speak or lit-nith‘.’~--Mncieriinrk.
To make it pretty paint out of a tall-
orod shirt that has: lwcomn worn about
the neck or frayed at the cuffs. cut
away the noon in n V. out off the
sleeved at t-titow n-ugttt. rind finish with
wide embroidered roller and cuffs.
lnlt‘t that simple?
There are few things in tip-stir term
nttrnctlvc than n hnntiaomc noun club-
oratvly cmhroltlered in alilt that in two
or three nimtloa off the correct lllit‘ of
oolormyot ii iii a night too frequently
seen.
Joel on lll(‘ll~\\'ldl" hem of plain net
HAS NO TERRORS FOR THE
HOUSEKEEPER WHO USES A
Vacuum Cleaner
The Regina Hand Cleaner
tor ratio at $25.00, torrent at $1.00 per
dnywnntl
In.
The Peerless Elt‘t‘li‘lc Cleaner
for sale ut $65.00, for rent or 33.00 per
day, are the bent clmtnrrx on tho nutr-
lit-i, ulld we will demonstrati- tht- {not
it you will roll ill our slow.
i. J. liiillllil Still Bil.
184436 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily Line to N. v.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuendny. January 1.
1006, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East ltiver, New York. (foot
of DOVel‘ street). chry day. (except
Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight received
at Norwnik up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwnlh up to 6:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Lo.
Annlno J. Omlth, c. C. Hepemnn,
Luau. General Agent.
. ”flu—«c...—
i“ i. W , . .
. We Grind Our Own Lens.
~ 0 ' . o
Feuwrclt Optical 00.
UNI‘I'ID IANK iUlLDlNG
Room- -B
’7 WASHINGTON STREET.
Mouton—‘8 to 11:30 a. in. and 12.45 to
-' ~~ Monday and liaturday, f h
Ham.
a A... .....,.w.¢a~‘flt~
“wan.
allied to line plnliud lnwn maker: One
or the daltiticnt Jabotn.
Stilt Motown finished with pure whito
Hutu-rte cuiru, standing collar and hide
trill nro highly invoi‘ed for bill'liix, (or
pot‘laily when ol‘ the rrulith nurtured
«like; like ltnjnh.
FILES CURED IN I TO 14 DAYI
JAZU (llN’i'MICN'l‘ ht guaranteed to
turn any cone. of itching. Blind. i teed
ng or Protrudinn Pitt-n in 6 .o it
toys or money refunded. 600..
FIRE ViCTIMS MEMORIAL SER-
VlCE.
NEW HAVEN, April flit-«A llll‘llltll‘l'
al anrrlor to the thrco lirctnt-n whose
bottles hath not yet been l’ouud at the
county inll will be bold ncxt Thurs-
tiny intimation nt \Vtiiilxt'y iinli. linin-
tlven of the "it‘ll have nhnndoued hope
of recororittp, our portion of the nod
ion.
”W... .c.........d.
We how our t‘nnhn, .hul we have
nvwr untied u letter with "i will ring
off now."
...._ “Wm”...-
We are unloading it
car of
Elmore
lUlthillll
ONE ts unsou)
\‘otir i‘iiillli‘i‘ l‘ur llllilit‘tllilli‘ d0-
itrcry.
“I"? "“10 Working illillo in lllt‘
lttlmorc t-htzlnc.
i. E. illillllillillll Bil
39 Wall Street, Norwolit.
rill? NEW" SClEN‘CE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic in the science or thei
notice of the dtucnau and the art of ad.
luailug the name. Diseased are entitled
by a wrench, twist or nprnln la the
back. Even if done in childhood ii
createu pinched petrol and pain in
later life in the ditforoat orgnm nod
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the can" of
thin iiincnuc rind pain. and health in
restored through itartnontnlug the at:
nerve systems in your body.
Nervounneint. Rhaumntllm. Pmly
sin, lionrt. Kidney and Fomaio'Dll
«use: are given ttpei‘lhl attention; nine
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chemo to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WAINth‘lTON IT. .0. NOIWALI
Mnonotlc Treatment. Given Ala.
A NIW AEBORTMINT OF
Catholic societies . hrottghout “the
state are making no“. Nonfiction»
for their annual state cohvahiid'iltt to be
held during the coming hummer. The
Knights or (intuitions will hold their
convention in New Britlln. Tuesday,
‘ May 10; the Catholic. ‘l‘otni Ahililnohbe
convc lion wll tulle piece in ilpritord
Aug. it. 29 lllltl do and the Ancient Or-
der of iiibnrnlpnn William at Armenia
in September.
The K. or (3. meeting will open with
the cxenipliilcatlon of the third degree
on Sunday. May 8. for which there is
it clone or 75 candidates. Monday cv.
onion, May it a ball will be given in
honor of the delighted and visitors.
'l‘uontlny. Mny ill, the delegates Will
trnnnnot unrlt buulnosn Iii may come
before the rlittetlnx.
Among the matters to he Milled at
the convention will he the adoption 0:
it mvined constitution and by-lnws. The
annual election of unicorn end the
choice of three delegates to the Nn~
tionui convention at Quebec in August
will occupy cormldernhle time.
For State Deputy.
Tin» nnnwa prumincntly mentioned
thus far for the position of state drip
nly, llll‘. ltlnlwttt oiilcer. to succeed (lap.
tuln .lnmeii .1. Kennedy, of New ifnven,
include Mayor 'l‘iiomnn l4. Roll Y. Ol‘
Merlden and Attorney Wlilliun .l. Mull-
igan. of 'i‘hompeonvi lo. Mayor Reilly
won it atate delegate to the convention
held hurt your at Mobiln. , Attorney
Mulligan is at present district deputy
of liarttord county and is n gredunte
of Yale. Other cuddlddiett. are Munr-
lcc F. i‘itxxeraltl, or New Marion and
John F. Meeium. or New Britain.
in order to create euthunlmim before
llw utnte convmttton or the Cntltoilc
Total Abstinence union the st. Aloy-
ulnu society or Derby but been nuthor~
iced to nrrauge for a more {1‘me add
tield day in that city 'on. minim.
June lb‘. 'l‘hcn- will he a bit Nude
in the morning nud athletic umrtl in
the afternoon.
For the State '1‘. A. ll. convention lit
iiurttord tho societies of that city are
busy perfecting ammgementc. aun-
day evotilng. Aug. as. there will he a
big rally at which Bishop Nlldn will
tipcak. A big ball mill be given for
the vinltorn. ’i
HA8 BEENO LEAD 3V II GAMIS.
‘n—uu-
Final Sitting in Catholic Club Euchre
Win be Played Nut chnuuy.
The third sitting in the euchre tour-
nament between tho lion lioonn and
Nt‘i'ili‘ Wan lemma ol the Catholic l'u-
ion t‘onnt‘il. K. autumn held last
evening in the club bound in Went un-
uuc. No and of fun wu afforded the
spectators and toliowing the guinea the
players and~ tholr friends. of whom
there were u itrcnt number, enjoyed
refreshments. Edward McAiliater was
the otiiclnl noorcr.
The line linens are now 28 gnarl-rt in
the land Illd tool continent. of winning
thc next and final nature, on Wednes-
day etching. April 27,
The following lit the neore an made
by each team in last evening’s games:
Hu Bum.
Your and Powell . ................
iinrry nod t‘rengh .................
t‘ouncnlly and lit-ticked ' .......... .
anirford and lined ............... 'l
Word and human ................
t‘nrcw and (innnttlr ............... :l
Manner and Duffy ................ :t
(‘nrney and liurkc .................
17
Never Wales.
Home and McQuilinn .. .......... i
Willlnmn and suntan-bun .......... i
.i. and J. Tierney .................. l
liourr nod than» ................. 0
it‘oelt'y and Mntthcvvn .............. I
italic and Home .............. 0
Smith and Friend ................. 0
Ward and ililillill ................. i
’3
Han lune.
(Tonnenily and lirnchen ...,.., . . . .. 2
i‘nrney nnd linrkc ................. 2
You! and Powell .................. 2
Ward and lxirnnn .. ............... 2
liowd nnti Nnttctord .............. :l
i‘nrow‘niitl Ullllllil)‘ .. . .- ............ 3
linrry and i‘rentth ................. it
Duffy and Murmur . .. . “ ........... it
17
Never Wu».
liurna and hiouuillnn .............. t
Williama null iihnunnhnn .......... l
.l. and .l. 'l‘leruny .................. l
header and Show ................. t
i‘cciey and Matthew ............. d (l
Redmond linrn» .................. 0,
smith Illd lt‘rit-ud ................. 0
Ward and illilliii .................. :l
‘7
‘v,
nunenv ennui Aknnr.
,, W t...“
Caught in Itnmtord Amt- raking Two
Gin-moat. PM o. M. Hawa-
. bu f'
Chief of Police Through Bradley he;
'a warrant. (or the arrest of one Jame:
RODS. HOOKS.
and all other sundries that go to mnitt'
up a line or .
would Tackle’i‘lurs'
Fit for milling"
Charles E. Dow
ill wacutnnron "film”.
A
I
it
Murphy tor the chariot two o‘vercqntn
from t‘harimt it. Hnwxharttt. of What
Main direct. The theft tool: place it
week up Sunday and the cent-by
towns ere notified %I be on the
wntc tr Murphy. ,, e police or
Stain ord immortal-pity. who lind left
Normht noon afi‘r the robbery cud
be we» oriented there for lntoxlcntlon
and tried. being found guilty. the Min-
tenro won unbounded upon the request
or chief iirndttiy that he might be
hrmudtt here to antiwar to the charge
or theft. Special Olllcor .iarvlt’t Mun
rny will he Ri‘lll (or him today Mill hie
«lilac will com» up in the town cottrt
before Judge Edward I. Milkweed to-
morrow morning.
land the noccptauceu ntrecdy at. ill“
i
nod *
depth Norwolk People Con ‘i’cli You
Why it in lo. ‘ ‘
Dunn's ‘Kidney Pills cure the and“
01’ (license, and that in why the on!“
or. niwayu hinting. 'l‘hitl remedy
strhnmhene and t on up the kiddo”.
the liquid poleonn that can» ,. *
ache. headache and dietreulng kl all!
and urinary complaints. South Nor-
wailt pmmle tentlry to perineum!
cures. ,
Mrs. R. o. Seymour. 4 South Main
BL. South Norwallr, Conn, any!“
"Dlllil'iluKidilt‘y Pllht did me more
good than any other medicine i ever
used. Thred year“ ago i Wan hardly
able to get about on account at dull.
bearing-down palm! across the null“
or my back. l mu uiiiti annoyed by
too frequent passages or the kidney
aet'retlolin. could not sleep well at
night and nrorte in the morning tired
and weary. DODWII Kiduny Pills were
brought to my attention when i won
stint-ring in that way and d irocured
n supply It Mrn. Piaisted'u Drug tfiul‘h.
After inking the contenttt of two or
three boson. my back grew «trons and
fruit from pain and the other symll-
torus or my trouble disappeared. i
have niwayn recommended Dunn's
Kidney Pills since then when l have
had the opportunity and i know of new
eral cam where they have effFClt'tl
complete curt-ti."
Price 50
For sale by all deplore.
canto. Fouler-Milburn 00.. i‘ttilnio.1
‘ New York. note axeniu for the [lulled
Staten.
Rentembcr the nunl0~nofln'B—Ind
like no other.
litttuittnitt "
tittttttt ill till
Seymour Walker Consuls a
Quarter inch Bone on Person
Hanging in a noose or quarter inch
min- from the hero of hill cell, the body
at Seymour Walker was found yester-
day morning in the iirldgeport jail, by
Julie-r Scoheld. about it o‘clock, on he
won making bin and round for the day.
Sometime during the onrly rum-runs.
hiker had fastened the rotu- about
his neck and tied the other end to n
hnr extending heron: the top of the
veil door. ‘
The body had sunk to n squatting
poultloh nod the feet rented upon the
coil door. he noose had cut deeply
into the n Death was by atmngtt
iIiion.
The dead man had been sent up from
the city court in Bridgeport, yentordny
morning. for drunitcnemt. to work out a
line of $5 and tooth amounting to 310.-
it
At ii o'clock Monday evening
Watchman buyer. a trusty, made the
minds or the cell door on which Walk-
or want located. At that time there
won nothing not mine ordinary which
excited iloyee'it attention. There wan
till yesterday morning.
The priaoncre who occupied the cell-
on eAt-h 8liit' of Walker told Sheri!
Howler that they had spoken to Walk
er during the evening. but that he did
n01 antiwar them. They had heard him
mumbling to himself. about women.
But thcro were no womeh in thin part
of the jail, lie had stated to one at
the men during the day that he expor
ted to be taken to Wetbersheld. and
acid he would not go them under any
clrcumntmrco. The nnthorltlen be
iieve that Walker had served time in
dilute prbton. He had been sent up to
tlw county jail on common orb-noes
before.
i lint little in known of Walker. or
tillii pant. lie lived with his wife It
it: Frank direct, coming to Bridgeport
from Shut-mun whore hc wart born 39
yearn ago. it in thought that he in I
'hnlr hloodcd ludinn. lie worked for
thc llt‘mlilil lionunhold Loan a Supply
(to.
His wife wna notified oi the ridicule;
She stated that he had an insurance
lpoilry for 1300 taken out about two
ltnontha ago. which policy nhe would
midi-Ivar to collect. if she, was and
ccnnfnl, nuc would bury the remain.
but it not the oily or Bridgeport would
have to smart thc expense.
The jail nuthorltlen cannot local to
understand how Walker come by he
rope. with which be bullied him if.
It was of ntroug hemp, about the nine
or n lcnd pencil.
ii in itallevcd that he managed
conceal the cord about hilt portion.
.. . -........,._ _...... m...
31,000,000 Pillli
Pillli EMBED
,A Magnificent Sit-column limit-
tugton wm ea Dedicated
This Month
What l'reuldent 'l'nti hint alluded to
it)
,nn one of the moat important mouth
iln the history of
Wuhington. the
dedication of the new home or the
luwruntlonnl Bureau at the Americana
Republics. will lnke niche in titlit city
April 2", the data having been de»
{prized from April ii. ,
Arrangement: ‘hnvo been completed
two event-i. The actual dedication
will take piece Ii 3 o‘clock in the of-
teruoongtn the large “humbly hall and
will be prenidcd over by Secretary of
State Khan. in his: capacity In chair-
mim or the govnrnlug board of the in-
ternational ilnronu. llrief “drones
will he made by Preaident ‘i‘ntt, floore-
tnry Knox, the Mexican nmbuudor.
honor Don Francisco Leon do in “If“.
iAndrew Carnegie and Director John
,llarrett of the bureau.
" The cabinet. the diplomatic cor ,.
the members of the supreme court ,
or the Millie and the house at rapt-Q
ncntutivcs. the heads of the principal
bureaus and departments and many
rcprenmttnllvr men and women til-idle
city of Worthington have been lnvitdd.
helping them to dr ve out of the bony .
for the program. which will centurion H
. WEDNESDAY, Arno. ac, r'gro
‘ m” W-.-
period. but Black and White
required.
splints, strongly woven.
Golf Coats
CHlLD'G SWEATERS.
35c, were 500.
69c. were the.
709. were $1.00.
the. were sun.
3M0. we. Loo.
"~40. were 1.90.
vvvvv vv vvvv vvvvvvvvwvvvvvv
v
indicate that the luvitatltinoo are up—
prmidted. -
The Carnegie Reception.
in the evening ll licliO o'olthih’ the.
governing board and the director are
to give a reception in honor 0 Andrew
on Mrs. tinrnegle. at which mldent
'i‘ntt and the lending ethnici- or the
lot/cranium nod the diploma room
mum» of the foreign were are
planning to be present. it I hoped to
make titlrt motion one of the mold.
brilliant of nuclei you It the un-
tiomi capital. The newton will give
the invited guests an opportunity to
3:: the headcount new armature lit to:
t.
This hulldln with ~ .
Alway- number the fall more.
a
TheD. M.
Wt- offer this week a few very
Attractive Specials
which all women will iiittl tempting in appearance and price.
Black and White Checks. 56 inches: which
Black and White Even Stripel, 50 inches,
Black and White Checks. 42 inches,
’ Colored Dress Goods Section.
Sweaters
Thin is the time, when leaving off the heavier outer garments. Sweat-
ers are moot worn. so we have cboéon themfor
This Week’s
To make it nttrnctivt- we have out n marked down ticket on every
garment for our
THURSDAY, BARGAIN .DAY
lirokcn how. a larger reduction; new numbers a lean reduction. NOTE
SOME PRICES:
bran
hook
,nnt-Wniunuim.au.
5' Read Co.
Established i857. . .
4
The Neat Black and White Checks and
Stripes that Women Lille C
There is never a time when a Black and White Check
is not stylish. is not a desirable drone for the wardrobe. Oth-
or dress goods rotnc ntttl have their tiny. and depart for a
over remains in the fashion.
85C.
85c.
59C.
Don't miss them.
Toile Seraphique, new in Wash Goods
i
Twelve and a half cents a yard, and it does not have to
be ironed. (inc of those fine.
illltl black rfit-t‘ivz. very neat and tlninty. For summer tires-
siug sut‘qiit's uml lingerie Tilllt‘S. ”Vac a yard. No ironing
soft. crept-y stripes, in white
\\'n sh Goods Sect ion.
Novelties in Summer Handkerchiefs
With'initinls. And the dainty initial is in a medallion
that is colored. pink. blue. or lavender, with
wreath oi embroidery enclosing it.
t‘ltit‘is could ln' found it) go wiilt suittmor wash dresses.
25c each. An interesting assortment.
a delicate
.\'o prettier handker-
Bungaiow Furniture
In the north window on Main St.
tivc brown Bungalow Suite is of Hickory, stained dark. and
the seats and backs of the choirs and scitccs are of India
That very attrac'
t‘hznrs. Rockers. Tables, \\'oo<lhoxes.
Customers who use motor cars and carriages will find
the Middle St. entrance convenient. \\'llll(‘ Main St. is block-
ed with the paving operations.
M
The D. M.
no further inspection made of the floor , .
Read Co. _
Special Sale
unrest ”throne.
$1.70, were 1.35.
am. work a. .
me, were .
Iovo' Nurses.
350. word 30c.
m. were 01.00.
outer attention at similar reductions. See went window.
A. Dicker-”din & son
84 Washington St, South Norwallt
Telephone 446
eminent French nrchlteot who recentl
vlnited Washington to be, in his ont-
mtulon. quite the unique ntrucihro of
Wuhington. and one of the amt
pinning edificeii in the world. in gen-
eral outwnrd upponrnnce it in not on-
like some of the public bulldin in
countrleti of Sunni-h Americn. n m
eonnmucnt pldlufllqtfli'lul in lend-ti
with modern convenience and t.
The ilniuhlng touched are now being
given it. and there in no direction
about he being in commute rendition
for 1:49 examined by the one“ attire
mom .
The building cont ”300.000 and
"lid. wu omtfllltitpd by litr. Can
9.
“81m minke"
fir .. ’
Loni!” mum Minn
wmwmmmnmhoflup
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