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for Géhts. Ladies add (Mildred
A complete assortment Men ti Bal-
hrtsintna at 21v: and 60°: Boys Bui- .
humans at 25c: fiddled Swiss nibhad
all sizes. from too to 25¢ a garment.
1:. K x. nnNKs
“traumatic gout. ILocK.
oouru utilitarian.
tilt .~l?5‘lllil
uvautno IENTINEL vltLaI-Hona
ALLo .
Iz-I—Nowo D, comment
Qfl—Bullh‘ou' opilitmunt
“-2—.th office. Not-walk
I90 -ldltor'o Bulgaria 1
”OJ—city Editbr’o Rolldonoo
u
H
Patrick Riley, of Meadow street. is
sick. ‘ . . - ~
M
Mrs .lohn .l. Goodwin of iiuvlland
street is quite
---- Hard Crabs at. (lutblll‘s.
is
ice
Stephen Morris. of Ely avenue,
enlarging his confectionery and
cream business.
Miss Lillian Bittzer has rctmned to
not home in Fab field avenue. after a
visit in Brooklyn.
-—Lawn Fertilizer at itaymond llros.
Daniel McCaitb), of Water street
Norwaik has recovered frotu an ill
ness of pleurlsy.
Miss Emma Millard. of (lraudview
avenue, has secured a position with
Tristraut & Hyatt.
The Hospital Whist (‘iub will meet.
Friday afternoon of this week at 3
o'clock with Mrs. J. lrvlng Dibble, of
Bayview avenue.
Some more ancient history was sent
out from Hartford yesterday. at large
:expense. it is a bulky report of tlte
State. Highway Coitttnissiouer for tilt)?
and 1908. Just why it appears in 1910
is not explained.
Miss Bessie Scribner. of Weston,
who has the positon ot‘ stenogrnphei‘
with Hanlon brothers. in Norwalk. was
badly injured by being thrown front a
carriage Saturday evening. She is still
confined to her room.
House palnting.~ Murphy lleo. (‘o..
73 \\'itshlngton St. -
There is nothing in tltc prices of the
spring oxt'oi‘ds and pumps sold by (ion-
neally it Bracken to indicate, the ad
vanoe in the tune of leather. They
are advertising emira- full tables in
ladies and Inen' s. lletter (all and ex
amine their stocig.851e. adv.
"“."‘I""""'.""‘
The lmnn‘dsbtd'y '& Sonic company.
of Stamford, has filed articles of or-
ganization lit the office of the sacre-
tary of state. The officers are: Presi.
dent. George H. Soule; treasurer. Wil-
liam H, Webb. d decretary. George
H. Soule, all ofiStantford.
’l‘hi- ilev. H. B. Carpenter, 0f the
South Norwalk ilnptist Church. will
deliver an address at lite Lighthouse
Mission tonight at hzlltl p. in. 'i‘ht1
chorus front the name church will l‘t‘ll1
(let a song service‘ at. it p. 111. All are
cordially invited to attend. ,
WM“...
~liat'Ii (‘I‘abs at (‘Iitblll‘s.
W
’l‘ht1 showers this week \\'t1l‘t1 bless-
ings. Every variety of vegetation prof-
ited thereby. Lawns and fields are a
beautiful green and it seemed as
though one could fairly see the leaves
jump. The total rainfall was .68 of
an inch. More I'aiu would be accept
able,
W
The J. ii. ilale company. of Man-
chester, has filed with the secretary
of state acnrtiflcnte-of its organiza-
tion. The officers are: President,
Justus W. Hair. of Manchester: {MIR-
urer. Leroy E. Hale, of Rookvilie, and
secretary. Prank ll. Anderson. of Man-
cheater.
Governor Weeks has appointed Dr.
F. Winthrop Pile. of llrldgoport. a
committee to oxpiitiuo tbi1 Iueittul con.
dltlon of Stephen sum» and Matthew
’i‘urzik. both prisoners In the li‘airflcld
manly jail. to determine if they are
sane. it III alleged by the juilcr at
the jail that the1 men are lunatic.
~1"l~‘or the land‘s sake" use now-
Iter's Fertilisers. Manuel 'i‘oro Hateful
It‘s really refreshing to look over
the beautiful showing of smart. dainty“
house garumnts for summer comfort.
that in at. N. ill. Ryan‘s store. Know-
ing the kind of materials from which
they are madepand the class of work-
manabip that is put Into them they
consider them the best values on the
market. lice. adv.
’I‘hn stain board of education is
sending out its annual notices to the
members of the school boards of the
towns in tho state requesting the
names and addresses of tmrsons whom
they consider suitable to he received
fill students in the normal schools. For
the first time up] winder a roaeuo lg.
one student may be designated 11
oath town who will receivi1 living
expense not to exceed ditto
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savanna CHARIOTT
General Contradior
Bower, water wurit. grading. mason.
ry work and rock excavation. mutt
mates checrlullv given on all contract.
wprli. Orderaare solicited
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13 IIIIIIIIIII’IIIIII
Striking charge to church by
“muddl- Nicholson at Ordina-
lion of Rev. A. ll. Boutwoll
Rev. Alfred M. nontwell. the use
and pastor of the Memorial Baptist
church, in Bridgeport, was last night
formally orngned and installed as
such in the presence of a congregation
that completely filled the church This
was after he had sucessfcully passed
an examination as to his religious be-
lief by a council of 80 delegates re
presenting til churches. held in the
afternoon with the result that be was
unanimously voted as acceptable.
The council opened at 2 o‘clock
with hey. it}. W. Hunted of the Sec-
ond Baptist. Church of Dutnbury as
moderator. Being obliged to leave
before the. evening service was con-
cluded ltcv. .l. W. Richardson. of
Stamford. served as moderator pro
(Hill.
The Council.
The following pastors with dele-
gates constituted the (untttcil: Rev. J.
W. Richardson. Stamford; Rev. ll. ll.
Carpenter, South Norwaik: Her. [I].
V. Atkinson, Second Baptist; Rcv. (l.
W Nicholson. Flint lliipliul: Rot. A.
C Thompson Bast ldnd Baptist: liev.
W. Morton. Messiah i’;laptiat Rel
William lieltzmnn. German Baptist.
Bridgeport: Rev. ii. iii. Thompson.
president State Baptist association;
Rev. A. ll. Coated. secretary, State
Baptist conVentlon. Hartford.
Following the ndjournment'of this
council a splendid supper was served
by the Ladics' Aid Society of the
church.
Words of (Rooting.
Rev. .1. W. Richardson, of Stamford.
as moderator pro tent. conducted the
evening service. After the report of
the council had been made there \vere
words of greeting from the president
and secretary of thc liaptlst Stittc
convention.
The charge to the candidate was
given by Rev R. Maplcsden. of Suf
field. in it the pastor was urged to
give freely, mentally. morally and
physically and to he a. leader but not
u boss. lie was also exhorted to be
an example of consecration for thc
members of his church and to do all
that he could towards tltc building up
of the church of the living God.
Charge to Church.
Rev. G. W. Nicholson. of the First
ilaptiat. t‘lturch. Bridgeport, gave the
charge to the church. he tanking It
characteristic address in which be told
the people not to forget that Mr. llout
WHEN YOU BLIY A
Steams 81 Foster
Mattress
you car this
Built Mattress Vitiue Offered
That's Just What satisfied users of
IStearuu & Foster Mattresses me any
ax
You own it to yourself to have a
bio and c‘omi‘oltable.
of failed cotton standin
original height
usual sprlnsuess and durability.
iorlty
$10.50 $18.50
well was a man attd was to he treated
as such. as he would have his times,
of weakness li‘lllDldlitlll and IIcHImII-
d‘cnct like all Inca. llv would uccd
1'.\I'11pntl1,\:1ud tin church should lw
7Il‘iltl to IlIctiIseltcs and to hint. IN
there be no misunderstandings be-
tween people and pastor and remcnr
her that he has equal rights with them
in all matters.
The speaker said that the pastor
Ittust have his mornings for study
attd devotion and to remember that
it was 15 to l in all things regarding
the church. they representing the 75
and he the one. The speaker said
the most contcutptlhie thing he knew
of was a religious trump. They were
to remember that the punter was sent
to them to do good for them and
to build tip the kingdom of (toll. -
in conclusion he referred to the un-
willingness of many people to give
for the support of the church and said
that he did not believe God would
have so much trouble with lht1 sin~
ncrs as those wlto called themselves
saints.
'i‘he ordination prayer was asked by
the nuxierator.
“i canna remember hic ~Ivhal tbi1
bride was like. ilonuld."
"Whist. lllilll, It \\'IHllll Ii merrlngcl.
It win a fun'ral!‘~~’f‘om llrowne in
llti1 Taller.
riccuewSchoolntaatcr‘u Study.
Master—“Why were you late for
curly school. Wright?"
Wright-~"i’lsasc, sir. i must have
ovcrwaahed myself!"1—-1l’upncl1.
GOLD MEDAL noun
Satisfaétion '
in selling automobiles. tires, oils
nttd other sundries, our object in
not. to sell the goodu alone. but to
see fits! you have satisfaction; Ill
other words We sell satisfaction as
well.
Confidence
We wish you to have confidence
ln as. in your dealings.
'i‘luit. quite a few feet that way
is cvidetu 41d by the nutnbor of nut-
billed cunnuncrp we have and the
new ones toutlitually coming.
. Haaford & Brooks
42 uoaru MAIN pram
sou-m ~11an
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MINOT 8. SMITH WRITE81—
flouth Nonul . (loan.
Dlt. DICK‘B MEDlClNE‘ t3 MPANY.
South Norwalk..cttnn..
fientlemen:»«l om recommending
Dr. Dick‘s Medicine to all my friends.
as i know from personal experience it
In a flood nuullclne. and will do all the
company claims for it.
Youth truly.
MlNin‘ 8 8Ml'l‘ll1
Tel. 816-3 26 Wood Street
lion, Colds.
9
Dr. Dick's Cures (irlppe. Rheuma— out delegation.
The Stearns it Foster Mattress is built
Made In lht1 best t‘ptulily of satin finish ticks
well made Mattress. one that is duru-
of nine layers
3 three feet hlgth. compressed to one sixth their
and encased in the. tubing. producing a Mattress of
“II
Pour grades of super-
maoo $22.00
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Emhalmers.
[2- l8 North Main Street.
South Norwaik. Conn.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERB
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ASBISTANTB
Port Chester
0. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Stamford
Are Wanted
South Norwuik
I
Eyes Examined Free -
58 WALL STREET.
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Investigate
it shows intelligence
We have Investigated and found what Wi‘ believe to be the best
footwear on the mntket in evcty respeit
tout intestigalion ulll strengthen our claim.
'l pair of our WALK thiCll
'I‘I'y
:l)‘iI- . Jill II1illhi1l‘t-l.
FLYNN & RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
or llr‘tlili'i' ”XI-“Hills. Into-st
IOUTH NORWALK.
new. negligce garments. designed
good lllilll'lnitlifl newest stiles and
Ill ..........................
Long Nrtlllilt‘cu of fine lawn.
Dost-ling Sacqucn of plaltt Ioloted
liiventlet finished with illiuteil
86 WASHINGTON ST.
House Dresses. and
Ktmonos
This week things a chance to choose from a gmtt stock of daiItH.
Long and Short Kitnonus llresalttg Sacqncs and House Dresses of
Smart styles In one llit'tt‘ iiouse [housed at...
Neat patterns in two piece House dresses. light aitd dark effects.
...................... $1.25 to $2.00
All white tailor made llouiu- Suits tshlrt waist and shirt) at.
Lawn Dressing Sithues .........
Pretty patterns, iightr color effi1cis..
Long Crepe Kimonos solid Inlet-.11 oi ligated.
We‘ll not attempt to describe them. but we ask you to route and
111111 lot toutscltcs the beauty and eXIeilonIe of these garments
The N. E.RyanCo
far your sutunth mt‘ufort.
tnosi Ian-fill making.
. 31.25. “.50 mo $1.98
.J2.“
........ ..,.50cto$3.00
$1.25 to ”93
(it he t‘cii plllh. white blue and
silk border...
“.60!on
SOUTH NORWALK
Bathrooms
$509.9.
.._..g'r......
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
'23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
Complete
“ cotton MANUFACTURERS
Obj-ct to Ruling Made by Appraisers
in New York That. II Unuttotoc-
tony to Them.
WASlllel’l‘le. April iiimi‘ol
Issue in Ullman. of New Haven. paid a
brief visit to Washington on Saturday.
(Jul. tlliman came. down to charm with
the «dietary of ‘the treasury in re-
gard to duties on steel and cloth and
in the manufacture of corsets; but as
Assistant Secretary Carlton who has
chatgc or the matter was out of town.
t'ol. llllmun will have to appear before
the Ilcput‘tlnI-Iti attain some IIlllt‘ this
Week. I‘ol. l‘lltnnu also culled nu
tinnitlc pi 'l‘nft to pay his II-spI l in and
and on the members of the t ‘ounecil
certain ritlltl
The corset manufacturers object to
of tho apprlllers in
New York, w oliavc platted steel and
Inercoriled cloth used for contain Ill It
elm where the coral-t manufacturers
insist they do out belong. 'l‘hu clump
tlnatlon of nit-el'llnu already been it'll
ed III the courts under th1 lllniiicy
tariff law. and the manufacturer- iron.
lull the1 appraisers have min made a
ruling under the harm act. which Is
not satisfactory to the corset people
Unless the. treasury tlopurimnni matter
It satisfactory rating this may he one
of the first cases to be. brought helm .-
the tariff court just at unload and the
corset. matters bellow- they have II
good «We.
it is MIIII that It drop of ammonia np
illicit tn blackheads at Hm tip of II
wooden toothpick will effectually Iii-1
atroy them.
till]. llllB‘l' FIGHT
VIIIEII III HOUSE
Not Much Doubt but that His In I.
tiuonco Will Put it Through to i
WASHINGTON, l) (‘., April 20.—~
Senator Bulkeluy having obtained the
insertion of an Item appropriating “II.-
000 for Bridgeport harbor lit the. Ben-
lite rivers and harbors bill. it in now
the thin of Representative Hill to look
aftei its future course.
Most In Won Over.
Colonel 'l‘aylor' II report but having'
been tecelved in time for the House
to tulle action the House conferees
must be won over to its support. There
in little doubt of Mr. Hill's influence
with his colleagues being sufficient to.
insure. the. preservation of the item for i
Pequonuock river and (‘edat f‘rcelt.
Bulketoy anti-fled.
Senator llullteley expressed himself
as pleased at the motion of Senator
Noluoh. eliminating the obnoxious con-
ditional clause was adopted by the.1
Senate yesterday. Though uIIICe it‘ri-
day it has been practically It curtain-
ty as to the result. All concerned with
the. Bridgeport appropriation are great-
ly relieved to think that for a time, at
least. it is safely settled. Though all
interested are disappointed that the
full sum of $90,000 was not granted. no
uppruhi-Inslou that the projects will not.
be adequately conducted is felt. on ac-
count of the assurance of an appropri-
uii'olt next year. 1
Hill Back at the Capital. I
I Representative flili arrived in Wash-
ington last night, and was at once in-
formed of the action of the Senate. lie
entertains no fears of its not aanlv-
tag the joint conference on the bill.
it is expected that the pleasure will be
completed in the Senate by the middle
of the week. and reach the conference
immediately after.
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THEN, AND NOW.
lion sheet ls out childhood brought
tip in the wiltiwood.
"Hit in city or country the same;
No story so thrilling, but what we were
willing
To hear it again and again.
Mother (loose and her rhymes. suited
us Iii all times.
We regarded her stories as truth;
Oh. the wonderful things that fund
memory brings.
on. the sweetness and faith of our
youth.
We, cried and we blnbbered when (lid
Mother Hubbard
Searched her cupboard. in vain, for
It hone;
There's no use itt tying. the poor dog
was dying,
And makingw for
llllllfl.
food there was
.\’tt\\' land's at high prices.
quob stillioes.
but lllllt
They can not put “Irunls” dowu too
soon.
\Vc't’t' heard. though. 'tu'as higher.
Wltclt beef took ll ilyer.
And the cor. jumped over the moon.
Tales of ltobgohlins. ghosts and the
lmgieman‘a boasts.
We heard with the Iteeltest delight:
When we‘re itt great numbers. our
fear always slumbers,
(lur slum hearts they could not of-
fright.
Each night. all who dared.
ghost roottt repaired.
\I‘lib mouths and eyes open and
staring.
We listened to stories of rebels and
tories.
(if bandits and robbers most daring.
to that
(if llluebenrd's attraction,
satisfaction.
The brothers appeared. last in tintt1
To save the. young life of the curious
wife;
So we thought to kill llluebeurd no
crime.
aitd what
Each one did their best to out-do the
Will.
They laughed loud. and shouted with
glee:
With their heads proudly tossed. and
their firm fingers crossed.
Sung. "Hollie. man, you can‘t touch
ltut harlI! what was that?
only the cut.
but I-nch face Went white as a about;
Why. what was it aiicd them" their
knees at once failed them.
Why. 'twnn
Hill mutton out I
10 very speci inducements for you toff-
shop at this store tomorrow
91: Mustang Gingham,
6c ytl.
All checks in all color,s tht1
Vi'ly bust Ainoskcng (ling
hams ................ do yard
Figured operator in.
Very Fine Figured Batiste.
one of this sc‘aaons best
dices materials on sale.
‘ 25c 'yarti '
Black Braided Hats, $1.98 Shapes at 93c
Large. medium and shtall
Neat Small Black ’l‘urbann. 1 . ..
trimmed with jet ....... $1.98 Shawl” ml“ Im on “hm.“
59c Asters, 391:
A new lot of Beautiful Flow-
ers on sale; a guaranteed
hilt: value for Thursday. .. .
39c bunch .
25c Neckwaar, 10c
25c Roses, 91:
Our regular 25c Roses. with
foliage. all colors; this day
only ............... Bo bunch
instead of 1171(-
Sale of Girls’ Dresses,
lot) pieces of line detwoar,
6 IO ‘4 W31 2511 value; to close oiit...106 .
in 15 dilfercni styles and ma- “
lt'l‘iiih‘ .......... 59: to V2.25
Suits at $15.98
Sample Suits, no two alike.
the best suit values in town.
every suit guaranteed or your .
money back. AltetuIions free.
MINTZ’S 1112:1111
“The House of Activity and Progress.”
Hats at $3.98
21': ’l‘I'inIIned Hats; regular 85
values on sale lt)ttttirt‘ot\'.$3.98
92 Washington
Street
.w..-” W-..M. .— w. ~--w
Extra Special ®
A?
see FANCY PA'l‘E
. 1....._
NT FLOUR, a barrel .................. $6. 75
Adi? FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24% lb. sack ............... 85c
18 pounds BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for ............. $1.00
6 pounds JAPAN RICE for ................................ 25c
PURE LARD. a pound ...................................... 16c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WABHINOTON 87.. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. m. TEL NO. ”I
The 1 11.1.1. ’81” 3211111mi
IOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. “-3. ‘ YARD TEL. M
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every delcrtption. One. two and three-ply Tar Paw.
Sillh Weights and Cord. SIQIETI' PLDOI‘.
l‘
Moulded Viooden Guitars. two Illel. Sheathing and nullden‘ Paper.
“Uncoln” Asphalt Fibrin looting.
. Hair insulating and Deafentn; Papers.
warranted.
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AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT 8
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
'l'bcli‘ brave little hearts ceased to
limit.
0
Well own up.
lliit ob. it would grieve llli. if they
should all leave 11111111
We're afraid to go home itt the dark
iiAltltiE'l‘ A 'i‘il.’i‘th.
HIT” HARD.
tVi‘aiIhlnIitou sum
(in one occasion. when traveling
along the mutt count of Africa with
Ill old skipper who had known many
ItitnstonnI-iou, luit "did not see the use
of them." bishop 'l‘aylorulmlih was
airlifted to endure a string of taunting
attentions. such as "\i’hat was the
length of an nlliulor‘u tongue?"
"ti'hni did Iuisstonorlen know.
way?"
At that the1 bishop could stand it no
longer. Turning to the shipper. he
«til: “i know you are an expert. lien
you toll me the length of an all!-
gator‘n tongue?”
“Certainly.“ was the reply. “but it
«Innovate on the length of the alliga»
tor "
"Very Well then any an alligator lb
feet long What would be ihi1 length
of its tongue?"
"’l‘hree feet.” was the answer.
llut the bishop. who had kept. nlll
gators and watched their ways. know
any
better. ”It Is evident that you are
an authority on the west coast of
Africa." hi1 shill, “but It is him Ivtlileiil
that sonic 11¢"!pr 11c:- ntore in Ill min
lites than others in 211 years. tmt me
tab you that. an alligator has no
“WING."
Lille many a grown tip, We might nu.-
Wn fear not when out on it lurk; I
Wear a smile
Next winter in installing an AlttlANi) llt)ll.13ilt now it will out a big
utice out of your coat bill and make your house 1111 warm as louut.
Specify Hot Water o1 Hioatu lleut lot that new house, and be sure to
mention thr1 AltilANiI
Null“ AI R EV itNAl h‘ti for but all heat ldtctythlug in the heating line.
Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
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when Building a House leave titanium.
the discretion of the builder!
Our advice is that on audit IMPO:RTA
TIEWRIS obtains PLUMIIING and GAS
1i! ttertoeometohoodqum
Our 31 out of expedition. our W
reputation and the enduring quality of W
goods suggests coming to
WALL smear
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III .IIIIIII & IIIIIIIIIKIIS IIIIII’IIII. mm... court.
neuron event. can ITBIKE :uo " votunrowu mu minim:
m I VOI.UN'|‘()WN.COII..Mullins-114‘n1
l’l'l‘TtiltlllRfl. PM. April 20.-'l‘he cob Bennett about forty rm“
strike of the foreigners em toyed In
the erecting department of i 1- Press
ct] steel f’ar company is dintniegrai
lug. Actording to the car company
the plant is today operating with over
:,’.:.tuI nun. an increase over yesterday.
refused .
of 1.71m. i‘llm'ehaepers. who
from! to the striking men. are said to
be responsible for the, breaking up of
the labor war.
died this morning. as a resultgm
lug taken an ounce and a half.“ to
imam with satrldai intent
be bade his friends good bye. it it
returned home and «intuit the drug. 0
leaves a wife and son.
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If a man can boil water In a the
kettle he gets an idea he has I lab
lent about steam power.
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Norwalk Chronicler