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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 21, 1910 · page 7

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Beemse We BUY
Only the Beet

A TRIAL ORDER WILL CONVINCE
YOU. WHERE SHALL WE SEND IT?

HARRIS 81

Telephone 450

THERE lc NOTHING IN ‘THE
» emcee or cure

SPRING

Oxfords
Pumps

that Indicates the advance
the dost oi leather We give
extra full values.

Ladies’ Pumps
$2.00 to ease

III Black and ’i‘nII.

“ Men’s Pumps
$2.50, $8.50 and $4.00

In Bltwk and Tan.

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CONNEALLY
B R A CD K E-N

I1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE SSS-4

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MTEIWS Cont. @.

SEASONABLE GOODS

 

I Q
_LE€RTILIZER~

L‘arge stock. many varieties

ATLAS CEMENT
Best and most reliable

BUILDING MATERIALS
Brick, Sand, Stone.

SEWER PIPE.

and always

COAL! COALi COAL!

reiteration Q9.

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11.....- .. m- w. “,4“ ”M.
W ONCE YOU TRY YOU'LL ALA
WAYS BUY

The Roger Ludiow
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS

ASK YOUR DEALER. FOR THEM.

E. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURIR.

4 Hat Pins
IIBelt Pins

25c up

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i...W. R Klrch 8. Co.

89 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT.

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GANS CO.

‘. 68 Water Street

 

HAZLETON

The B. Hershfieid & Son Co.

Tol.29412z Water St.

 

 

 

 

IIIAWI'N’L"SEAMLESIS§

PUMP

with low ramp. trintuted will: pet't‘otnt
t'tl I'ollnt' Ill't‘ the very intent in
WOMEN‘S lr‘ilt)’l‘\\'I-2.-tlt this season.
Patient or titttt Metal

At $2.00 and $3.00

MAX LEVY

109 Washington St. South Norwelk.
(BRIDGE)

” SPAIpI'NG‘s

BASEBA" stuns

W. A. Briggerman's

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.

 

MONEY TO LOAN

We lonn money to housekeepers It!
ti weekly payments aim to property
Miners on second and third tnort
gages. All business trnnsnetetl IItrch
ly confidential. ()tl'iet- hourn from 9 It
In. till 7 p, to; Saturdays till 9 p. m
INDEPENDENT LOAN 6. SECURITY

COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havlinod Bldg.
Ono flight up. Room I.

PRESCRIPTION
WORK

IS OUR SPECIALTY

We have .1 complete ultlt‘k or l'ittetii

Medicines, I'I'il'ililll‘h IIIttl Toilet Arr
lit'lvs.

Agents I’llllvl'. tin-one (Yo. ('hoeo
lutett.

W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGISTS

8 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

Specral Ior This
Week Only

Monogram Rye Whlnkey 15:; qt. bot.
Sherry Wine .35c qt. bot
Port Wine ............... 35c qt bot
Fine Sock ....... $1.00 enu delivered

Other gootlu loo mum-roux to men
lion. till at out prieeu.
llot Itonet III-III I-‘ree Suturduy night.

CENTRAL HOTEL

 

There Is a Certain Feeling of Independence

III having no ntconni In acute pond Huill‘iun Bimlt. You are tenth lot
on) emergency that may mim- and don't hnve to risk Invnra.

’ The South Norwalk Savings Bank

allows interent on all some deposited on or 'lwlore the Inn III each
month.

97 Wuhingtott St. United Bank Building South Norwnllt

Cor. Monroe A Clinton! Ute. Tel 151-3
J. A I... DIBEGA. Props.

33 SOUTH MAIN ST»

WWW‘

A Woman’ 3 Wardi‘obe

~ Let Us Fit Out

The throngs or well pleased. completely

daily crowding our stores. the most

superb styles and rare. values shown here. I

LADIES' AND MISSES' SUITS. till
LADINS' AND MISSER’ SUITS. all
LADIES’ SKIRTS, from ..........

Ladies’

33 South Main 8h, 80. Nerwnlk.

.. -:.-... .m..- .

EilitRlIlllllIilii
“MUSIC HALL

SOUTH NORWALK'S ON LV

 

THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
APRIL 21. 22. 23

A BIG REAL HIGH-CLASS VAUDE~
VILLE BILL

WALTER A. PERKINS q COMPANY!
Four People. in Big Laughing Act En
titled “Skirt!"

MORTIMER KAPHAN
Diltiuguinhed Tragndtnn

ETHARDO. THE GREAT.
Novelty Equilibriet

MERRITT AND LOVE
The Brilliant Funntern

Retained tor the Entire Week
DE MORE AND LEE
"A Stu y of Black and White."
Have You Seen Thin Great Act?

MOTION PICTURES THAT ARE NEW

MATINEES ............... 5 and 106
EVENINGS .............. It) and 20:

THE NEW

nun

THREE DAYS. STARTING THURS-
DAY. APRIL 21

The Castle Square Stock Co.

measure we metronome
coupqv

A,
CHEERF UL
LIAR

TWO HOURS OF LAUGHS

KlilliHlS fll Klllli Ililllllll

\Illl Illi‘Hl'lll
THURSDAY APRIL 2‘

A Pair of Lunatics
The'I‘wo Puddiloots

and

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FRIDAY APRIL 22

A Pair of Lunatics

l arltln‘s Love. Letters

LOCKWOOD'S HALL TICKETS 50c
DANCING AFTER THE PLAY.

LECTURE

on the
Austrian Tyre! and the Dolomites
RED MEN‘S HALL.

Monday. April. 25th. 8 p. m.

 

lllttultnlml lit Stereopllmu with
Iietintllul l’hoiouruplm
TICKETS. 2'5 CENTS

Under Aueplcn Weman‘n Guild.
Trinity Church.

“by...“
Rev. Francis 1. Clay Moran,

l.ti‘llll'(‘l' on tho ututl‘ of the llotirtl
ol I-idurotlou. New York

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COTTON BULLS lN COURT.

NEW \‘illtK. April L’l —t'ottou lI'IIIl
era who nt‘e motioned to home willie
LIIIIIR oi the hull pool HIIIII to intro been
formed Hl‘l't'l‘lil litilllllIH tutu. went to
the INII'I'III lotildluu today to toutltt
before the (trend .lory, which health
in lnt‘outluution on ‘i‘ttentlny. The
grand jury wan huey wt h other Innt
tern yeetet'duy, not will tierupt today
to examine llll or the eleven men who
are ntili lo Mlllillti'. Three other: wert'l
examined on 'l‘uvntlut.

One of the wltttttuiwtl to iotlil to have
admitted lliIIl ht- liurt u com of tho hull
agreement on which in looted the nov-
ernmunt' II ease nuniuui I’ Hmwtnl
Frank F Horne and other lenders ol‘
the bull muteioenl. uttd that he would'
Inudute ll hetote the grand Jury.

Clul'lt \it‘Kerrher. nanlutitttl attorney-
ut-uerni. who was item, here from
Washington to take charge of the ln-' ,
realization. said he had no idea how
long the grand Jury proceedings would
mite. He hardly expected any delln

its reunite before early next week. be
until.

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The Paris Cloak

LADIE" MILLINEIIY. lll'lt‘el-l to suit every purchaser.

We t‘ill‘I')’ theI largest uuuorlnteui rind guarantee to sell for
money than any other store In town.

THE PARIS

SALE IN BOTH STORES.

 

A... “Mn".m- . L. "L .Mp. .-.. .—

, 0h. pond-hr?

and Suit House

nouru uonwntvi.

Ior You Toasty

rationed customers are
certain Indication that there tire

shades. real value llllldlt), tutu.”
alludes. real value Silhotl, found.“
................. naps up to $18.00

Waists

Ions
Tome tutti be convinced.

515 Mfltt 8L. Stamford.
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PURE

Lake Ice

'VOaudeville Theatre

WHOLESALE AND' RETAiL.

Brookside Lake Ice Co

Chic: and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.

TEL EPHUINE 580‘e

Hupntobile

Have You Ettamined It?

Tilt- tttoei tootplI-lo polo-ditto, tuo
pttesvnpm ear of the sermon. It‘our
I‘yllllill‘l'fi. '1“ hot so power. Sliding gi-nr
Il‘iiilalilltifUIIIl .3" IillllI'H an hour It you
want it.

l’hone Mr Glover, on zit-ti. tor dent
onstration or catalogues. or send pos-
lIIl.

Pending completion or our building
our uflicen are III III Winfield 8L. Errol
Norwalk; 1.”. South Mum 5L. South
Norwrtlk.

Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company

 

 

. .l' . .
:ANOTHEFI CHANGIE IN HOUSE
RULts
\t'.\i~'lil.\IlTUN ,prIII II .\ lulu

IlII-r (‘ltulige ’ll tiIII- I’IIlee (II the lltIIII-t-
“to. propom .; “Mint in Ri‘illt'nt‘lllflllll'
Fowler. of \v\\' .lt‘NlJ‘T. (me or lill' Inv
autumn» hilt» llllt‘odltt‘ml u reantuttou

prmltlltip “‘1 the M’lI'I‘IIUII or commit-

lloee (II III!‘ Home qlet tutti .\Il‘
HIII‘IIWII"?. ”LIINIIAIIII. rolled lot .I
quorum to \ll‘\\' of ‘lhe lllllull'lilillr oi
the sttitlm i l'lli‘ t‘xtpm'tt-ti light on the
I't‘aolullon to “I Fowler Intietl to NEW
Ierinllne .\ltt*t‘ lip roll mil. )li» Fri“
lrr IlllIlIIilllIl’.‘ that the It‘hillillll'll ptu
\lill‘tl lltnl It should lie l‘I'II‘Il‘l‘il to the
rules eonruottoe illil that it nltmtltl lli‘
prurient-II on “in 1‘ Spt‘ukt'l‘ t'untton
lllll‘tl thni It would luttu to tttke its
ro-gulu: Home

In

SAFER AND SANER FOURTH.

IIAII'I'I‘IIIIII, April L'I . Hurt-tum
\I’et-IIL eutvrtulIu-Il the uuiyors of the
\iil'tlltlh I‘Ill-H in that Mule. lulu tiller
noon at tlu- Allyn hinder. l-‘ollowute
the luncheon which was Iterred III :3
o'clock. there who II discussion or the
governor» policy tor II enter unit mm
or oltuertituri- oi thI- I-‘otitlh III July
in (‘mtlu‘rtu til

THE STENOIBRAPHER.

'l‘llt‘ev putzes 1m". uttd still more to tio‘
All. Itie' it women ltllINIlOllIllI i'IIt "Pl“
"1‘ through

ll VIIIIIIII'I ll luv hurt lllt' llt itt'ls litittgltl
‘l‘ltere. tum l lllltllt‘ u t-mututt Mr or

“Youth lltl\l'll .tod duh platted oft
lilt‘

I‘oultl an to NII'I'II utul Write It by the
note I

ll lth‘ (Illt‘lll‘ yet I do IIN‘IIII‘I‘.
i can‘t umlm up no lllllllil juitt whut to

went I

"We're shipping yutt totluy It ear of
whom,

For which lllIilHl' wood notion of rn- .
rt‘t'ltli "

i'l‘ltey any thin ( ‘onelhtitluo in it lilitl;
i wonder it I'll emu lhttt lIklll litat'w
ultiueii l

"itieloumi tliul wuyhllll for the goods wo
ullltttwtl "

There. lltut omv'n dour liIIII not It luller
ultippe II”

it! I lliIIII'Ii we run Ittlll tilt-toil know I II
(NC.

I
lie IOUIIII no {tinny With It white box

tIeI

'III‘III till WI “re ueutliinu mtmplee out
today.

l’l‘li‘l‘ little tutti Invititee are on the
Witt. "

ll new an opera hitt out at ilelmitr
once.

And anv they did some nwrul runny
uttmtel

Your letter uniting for terms at hand
Bin on‘ for thirty (lays in all w'll

utand. ‘
lllello' You (Yharile‘
you mean?

I (lot the nettle

IIIIPIIII I‘
do chine I.

“.0“... m... -t ,, ._ W . .

“l-Inw did you gotthe black eye?
"It with caused by the hat ruck."

 
 
 

 

THURSDAY, APRIL 2!. 19m

 
 

Rain Coats

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

TRISTRA

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK CONN.

A very complete assortment in Silk and Cravenette, .
Children’s Rain Capes and Hoods

 
 

 

81 HYATT

 

for the April Showers

. $8.75 in $20

 

 
 
 

Black Silk Petticoats, all

Brilliantine, .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

O’BRIEN. the Hatter

.LOOK AT THE DERBIES,
“.55. $1.90, $2.40. $2.90.
DID YOU SEE THE CAPS?
45c. 95c.

YACHT AND sou: CAPS. l
45c. 95c. 31.45. I
0000 son HATS. l
81.90. i
UMBRELLAS, l

65c. 95c, $1.50. $1.90.

 

 

 

The Clifford

Single
truth

lioottu.
lllI‘h

’i'etme toodrt‘uie liuten‘ lav
mouth t‘nll :Itnl vxzttltiue.
lllt‘ In slum

(‘ttisloe and service oreoliunt

l‘ut‘u stocked with the choicest or
lu‘utule

l‘tNIllle‘. with or without

tll nlllll‘. suitable“ {or trim

the
no II‘IIN‘

Streets. South Norwalk

lltllllS lllll IllilEltllS.

Mrs. Alice E. Marshall.
\lru Allet' Ii, .‘Ilutt-‘llull. Wlir Hi I‘m»

 

 

 

 

too L Marshall, died about l-if.
o‘clock this morning .It the tutulh
heme. .‘.tl llshortt ilH'illlI‘. :Iilet' :ttt til-
ness t‘tl\‘I||lllR A period of several

wins. during \IlllFll she was It pullout
sufiet'vt For tho pusl three weeks.
.‘ll't Marshall llflil Iu‘vn eonlined to her
lwtl .IIlIl though t‘It‘l‘IIlIlllL‘. Iltlfi~illlv
“us done tot he). she sieutlll) IIUII‘II.
to the deep sorrow oi her mum friends
The «let'ensetl was thirty Itltte yours of
:Ifl(‘_ Itnti in addition to hm. hustutttti. i5
itll‘lltlltl to two I‘l‘l Il‘t‘ll Iittrolil (‘,
llull ltlltl Altn- .l Ilttl i-‘IIIIt‘l'ni SI‘I‘~
vim-9. will lie lli‘ltl it'om the house Suit
llllli\\ IIIltlilIltlll iii L".itl o'rloelt The
lit \ \‘I Illillt-s, Interior ot illt‘ Eur»!
Autttte \lt tltotllst (‘lllll‘t’ll, “Ill olilrluie
.mtl lIllt‘l’IlIt‘lll will iollou Ill lllrer‘uult-
remetm \
Mice Mary E. Stootc.

Miss MIII" l‘Illn Stools llll'll yt-mettluy
ill the II“Il(ll'lli'0 oi her iuthet; lli \\'il‘
ton. lll ltli‘ l\\(‘llI_l'-rit't‘()llll \l‘iil‘ Iu' llt'l‘
true. The limit will he taken to (Its
(er lIuy Monday for burial. but the
funeral urruugt-I uts have not )I‘I
been lull) I‘Illlllll td‘l. 'I‘lto'tleeeuuetl
“uh It daughter of ”('(ll’m' and Sarah
Stools

 

.-n. .. ,_.,.-_

Uilllllllt lllllll NEWS

The Central Lulior l'ulon will meet
this evening Nomination of ollli-ers
h; to he tuttde III this time

Minn Litton \tiison oi lump Minot
htul returned to her home «on u
nhqrt rittlnt out of town.

There was a regular meeting or St.
l‘nul‘e (Inlltl Neuterduy at which time
: regular hurtineiut “Walt transacted,

Mt'e. ltt'ltetl Elwood, of New (lu-
nunu: Mrs. A. It). (llituartln nnii Mine
Mae ilrmarrat. at Brooklyn spent to»
lt‘lillil with Mr. and Mill. t‘hariea I‘ttI
hey Ill‘ LIIWIII III'NII.

l ~-W

‘ Wit-tun Ilitttaeu. oi the A. i". Ilerk~
truth and (‘ompnur store, Worthington
direct lulu an inn-reeling notttenir ol
the Cook .\u th l’ole affair in the form
or II limit. hlch has been sent him
itrorn tethtiven In Ilettmntlt. his old

the nod poIt tun til the open-arms

A Neitr Consignment of Pretty Petticoats

The latest designs in Persian and striped eiiacts, also in plain colors, $5 to.$IO

Heatherbioom Petticoats, all colors, .
New and Stylish Separate Dress Skirts—Serge, Panama, Voile and

Separate Long Coats

McPheflon a Stevens. Props. .

Cor. South Main and Elizabeth l

 

home. 'I‘hefok la laughably Bureau
i

tnnnne in chrrmulty. the Ihilvrur-
city of Inpunhegon and the whole
ilimittlt people received the man who]
9 has ainte hon widely branded as a Ink

er.

 

At ill: lift (ft-loch thin morning there
.' was a false alarm of tire and all the
City of Norwnllt department renunndf
oil on the jump. The whistle hlew tl2.

ll wear my erupt! and the indicators in the several de- Seek me in vain and Itanleattly implore.

I pnrtmeul houses showed 62. Thin box
In totaled on the (lreen near the writ-
eilng trough on the hill and when the;
firemen reached the place the box was-

eolers, . . :. . $3.98 to $10

$1.75 to $3

$3 to $14

$13 to $25

H. Krier Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

e n n I e

strictly up to date, in Pongee,
Silk and Serge,

 

 

(ll We hear nothing but praise
and compliments. Everybody
tells us that we have the best
and largest Stocks to choose
from, and we cannot help he-
lieving it, because we are hav-
ing the best Spring trade we
have had in many years:
(“There is no need going out
of town for your wearing ap-
parel-é-our stock compares fa-
vorably with the stock of any
single Store in cities ten times
the size of The Norwalks.

(“You buy on our Easy Pay-
ment Plan as cheap as other
stores sell for cash. Our cash
discount undersells. all compe-
tition. Come and look and
be convinced.

H. Krieger & Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

is that tilt the hell did not ptotlaiut.

in. ttuutl wutttiug note Wh). it thei

moaning of wires won the (Inuit ot' THE iDEAL CLOTHES FOR

the alarm, did not the tire hell rinu?

No one ueemn ultle to decide I in quote SUMMER WEAR A"!

lion, or in tar-t. how the ll nlnrm .

mu. turned in ' BenJamin
OPPORTUNITY.

iiuultvr or human dentition um I,

Fume. love and fortune on my l‘oot- '
utepu With.

Video and holds I walk; I penetrate

Desert and Irene romote.‘ nntl utilising
by'

iIovIlIl. the mum. and palace. noon or
Me

I knock IInbiIldeu nupt- at every gale?

lt‘ sleeping. wnkemlt teaming. riae
before

i turn away. It in the hour ol‘ Info.

And they who follow the rotten evm'y
atute

Mortals desire. and conquer every foe.

Hove death; but tltoue who doubt or

henlttlle.
( ondetnned to failure, poultry and woe,

Clothes

'i‘luvy Iii't‘ not only delightfully
utylod. but they aro tailored ltt
a manner which lnaurun their
giving upleudld servieo. Authen-
tic In style. hntl made in New ‘
York lIy Alfred Benjamin III (to.

Suits. $15.00 to $25.00

I!

M

Joseph Davis

i dormer not. and I return no more. .
~J. .I. Insulin.

.. “Lam”... M .L.

The mote head a man has for his

 

"Avcldfintllly7” looked and no one me around who own bunlnoen the more he thinks he '5 wll‘ml" :mfix‘“
"'No; I think it nltncIIed me one knew anything about u tire. The pertlhu tor somebody else' n.—-New York
ponely."~xnnenn Citi Journnl .3 or the whole ndnlr thnt la n IIIICOI'Y PM! 7
.4 . ._ if ~' *1 .Jnht" (1-. ,

 

 

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