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class :or; sets 6m.
d QCIETY NOTICES _
flour
' nonv. APRIL a. :10
little 11:17 a. 111.; nun p. m.
ultimate otheronv.
‘llhlldu-t—at 8 o’clock.
aecuaptor. NO. as. n. A. M.
t.|
whit Lodge. No. toe. F. and A. M.
. in Masonic Building, South
his) direct. lat and 3d Tuesday of
It: month—July and August ox-
All Master
in cordially Invited. Hickson
Cole. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
etc In Masonic Building, South
, it street, 2d and «nut Tuesdays of
mix. month—July and August ex-
. at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
.. ta cordially Invited. Charles F.
ll. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
Nawa Department
pualnaaa Dapartmant
lunch Office. Not-walk
wlditcr‘a Residence
Ity Idltor'a Raaldanaa
NING IENTINEL TELEPHONE
GALE!
archants and Manufacturers
Assumption
1 " til EMORY STEVENS. President
J! . Es PAUL. Vice-['renldettf
» UlN'l‘AItD. Secretary
R ETT. Treasurer
. .- Executive Committee
1! SH Ail. FROST
._ ‘ Lies '1'. DIMONI)
'. : UR H. WAliDRON
H Rides E. JENNINGS
0 E F. McMA 0
218 PH DAVIS
OMAS l. RAYMOND
R H. M
2.1-... _ L.
Immune THE
ELECTRIC worms.
at. a. cost of not more titan $30,000.
there Is no question. for it is a fact
business. -Soutli Norwalk ls
l fill from the inception of the enter
‘ prise down to the present dayfiand
which looks forward to an even bright-
’i‘he plant In an usset that
or future.
is steadily growing more valuable and
it is the hope of the commissioners
V‘wa‘tlth‘fitl’pertiilondeut Winchester that
it will havepr-ely paid for itself by
defer taking active steps to more It
to a shore location. if such IR deemrd
the proper course.
It is necessary that the proposed cit—
as
soon I18 possible on account of the time
that Will be eonsuttted in getting the
Even if
largentent be gotten under way
added facilities completed.
started immediately. it' in figured that
the work will not be completed ttuicb
greater
quantity of electricity will be needed
before November, when the
to supply the plant's ctlnltlllii‘i'ti.
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NEW BROTHERHOOD OF MAN.
The Sunday Evening instituti- clot-l-
on. tomorrow night. n rctttarkahlc Mil“
Its work hail not
only been of a liigit education order,
to inspire
social
It has rota
idea of
ion of gatherings.
but has also done much
Ibo people In the interest
justice and tigittouusttosn,
talfily roproscnied a
religion.
of“
b road
its lectures have included such Im-
portant themes as "(‘itild Labor." “Ho
of
Heller—
Its IIIIIH-
loll evenings have given the people
The various
which distinctly tict'o-
ttonai programs were given. like the
itlid the sacred lllliliit‘
each Sunday evening. have kept the
gatherings true to the religious npirii
n
clui Justice. "'l'ilt'
tit-flue.“ "Ulric Reform and
motif." and similar subjects.
I ’rov onl Ion
music of II high order.
"Passion Play."
a
underlying them.
iocturus by llr. buttzfuriand. it
visitors of national reputation.
the welfare of the black race.
‘it
lion of servitude.
That this movement
IIW"
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MUNICIPAL
'lt‘ahould not take the city meeting
Tnesday night much more than tlvo
minutes to set Its stamp of approval
on the recommendation of the elec'
jtrioal commissioners that the munici-
pal electric plant facilities be extended
That an enlargement is llOCllSSfll'y,
that has already been demonstrated. on
acéount of the rapid growth of thy
Jusily
,.. proud of her electrical establishment
.1 and its career. which has been succuss- ,
g the end of this next iiil‘t'i‘ yours, to
which time they believe it is best to
In addition to it large proportion of
halt
been the occasion of bringing to our
city a large number of distinguished
Perhaps the. breadth of its interest
la beat indicated by Its opening tncat~
lug. addressed by a rabbi of filo Ile-
brew race. and its cinulltg gathering.
tomorrow evening. wiuut It wnaiiiurs
, This
I! nonnative of the new brotherhood
. {of man in which there are no distinc-
tiotta of race. color or prfivious coudf»
‘. wail justified
has been evidenced by Its large galh.
mags. which have frequently over-
deod both auditoriums of the
church. Tomorrow evening's meeting
1; mill undoubtedly be of great popular
no»
‘ Old stoves como I: light every little
Wile II mar safe deposit vaults, but
thin dose not seem to put them out of
that»: with some people. Norah But»
Mil. a Newark. New Jersey, woman
acid an old stove yesterday for thirty
Mu. A little later it was discovered
that it custom uoo In gold. ”ppm
i
The Sunday Evening institute
the. greatest prophet of his race,
THEiV-sov
The Sunday Evening Institute
TOMORROW EVENING
rUBLic MASS MEETING
Ar ”rue ones: or rule ream c‘ouase
message from a great Hebrew prophet.
lugs this year, most of its lecturers have taken the keynote struck
by Rabbi Wise, that of "Social Justice."
Tomorrow eVuuing. at 7:30. at its closing assembly. It will hear
land"
.,
H N-oava
opened Its assemblies by hearing it
During Its course of mout~
, BookerT.Washingt0n
PROGRAM FOR
tlz~trt o‘clockworgnn Recital.
to little by a brotitcr-ln-low who died
several years ago. I
....-.m..._._..._.....
Such Is fame. This morning when
the train bearing the “hotly of Mark
Twain drew into the South Norwaik
depot, hardly a person about was
aware that "in the coach ahead“ were
the remains of the man who turned
out better selling fiction than any man
fit all time, it In estimated that (hit).-
tl00.000 copies of the, dead hutnorlst's
various books have been printed.
...-..."...m--.” W ....
New Haven Is certainly showing her
appreciation of the six firemen who
lost their lives in the county jail lire.
It is expected that the popular sub-
scription for the families will reach
828.000, which with other expected
benefits will total $40,000.
| “*W
A Minnesota titan is quoted as any»
"l'd rather he in hell with my
» mg:
iback broken thatt be a congressman."
"his appears to he an admission that
being a congressman Is a mighty trusty
job.
And llt'xi after the li‘olioy curs
cotncs lltlttui l’oiut.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
”a,”
Wednesday. April 23. 1890.
it was announced that Nut‘uuik
would give Sidlllll tuttnrtl the :‘ltc of
the new county home.
in a mine horror at (‘hcycuutn Wyn.
thirty men wcrc imprisoned.
_ _. .... ..
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
.....-
Monday. April 23. 1900.
A report of the dcflli‘lliiuli oi the
new lilturcli of the Assumption ill
\t‘eafport was published. The sermon
was dciivrrrd by the lit-v, \l'fliiiilll
Mailer, I). it, of t-lnnlb Norwnlk.
The election ol‘ Senator i‘lurii, of
Montana. in the Seattle in Washing
ion, was declared to bc tint! and told,
on account of briberics. attempted
briborlcs and corrupt practices by his
agoutu.
Thu booty ol‘ 'l‘itltllcr and l‘llilltpti.
the boy burglars, taken from the rail
road stations In \t‘lilun and litmlh it’ll.
bury by several boys,
.-. .
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Ilou't blame the census taker. lie
cult are at a glance whether you are
beyond the. sixteen Ringo of the game.
Mlddictotvn l’rena.
. . .
Andrew Mark wilds his loading wit-
man. who, no doubt. will be the Wild-
lug woman In reality alter this. Mort
dun Itccord.
r».-
“Tbc m-vt-u biggest liars lit the
world Iivo ill itrooklyu," writua one
from that burg to the New York Hun.
'l‘bus In ilroukiyn loyal to flu distin-
guished Inhabitants, « New Haven lieg-
later.
”.9...
"I believe I'rruldeul 'l‘aft in the band.
autumn man In public life.“ says a
noted New York ueulptor. than putting
I o prosidoul into the "Tim" Woodruff
‘iilltti. New Haven Wines-Loader.
me»-
Attdrnw Carnegie says his success In
largely duo lo the good sense of bin
wife. lint In her younger days. Mrs.
I‘srnegle did not here to contend with
sheath gowns, teltiintlclor illllti and
bridge Whihiwvlklf'lilhfl‘O Eagle.
......
liailey‘a emnet is traveling Lilla
miles a minute. This Is almost as that
as certain dongreasman era traveling
at the polls downward In New York
and Masaaoltusetts~New liven dour.
uni-Courier. '
“4....
Perhaps the Hon. William Howard
7 o'clock-—Soiections from "TINE‘ Holy City."
THE DOORS WILL BE OPEN AT 6 O'CLOCK.
The Sunday Evening Institute at the South Nor-walk
Congregational Church
5.... Mum
ed to have been placed in ft from time . 'l‘ult will regard this as another
ton, was found in the woods near (‘rnu- .
SUBJECT :
THE PROGRESS AND THE
FUTURE or OUR RACE
THE EVENING:
fa~
vorable occasion for hulking sonic rc-
marks on ”W exceeding value and ae-
ceptnbillty of thc Payne-Aldrich tariff
law.«-linrtfonf 'l‘litten identl
......
A (‘oruoil professor wins it prize for
keeping a cigar alight eighty-fire min-
utes. 'l‘rnly, Iiit' spnrk ul' scholastic
culture has not died out from otlr col
leges. ‘ Meridcu Journal.
..-...“ .
When a man in running for office
the opposition rcslirrccls all his faults:
when he is running after ofllro his
friends rcsurrcct till his vil‘lllcu. New
York 'l‘oiogruttl.
..nw. -..,0..- -, -.....” "
invasions nits
STRONG ADVERTISING THAT IN-
FLUENCES BANK DEP03IT8.
“A Suviugn Account is it (loud
Friend to IilIH‘ "
Such Is lite beginning of a tory of.
fectivc. Htll‘t‘l'liitt'llltilll in a series now
running for u Sittings think In Wash.
ingtoit, ll, l‘.
Isn‘t that sonic-lice a good thought
starter? Ilun‘l you believe that linu-
tired! of pt‘tllliv will be made to think
about drposllittg'tiicit Ratings in the
bank which anggoate: lbr Ihonght"
'I‘ililf lli'lii Illic Is followed by other
I‘ttrccl'til lnik. which we might its well
give here:
"It will \llll‘lt‘ lor you willttlul mum
mg and is Iil\\l|)i'i rend) to assist Mill
in illili‘ of prod. it Is it liit'ilil)‘ ploll
drr and. like the fabled tortoise. wins
the race In wealth while Mr. Specula-
illlli linre ‘biys down on you.’ An no
count can tip opened with this bank
ulllt as little as SIM and we pay :l-Y.
Interest. computed twice a year."
This ndtcrlinclltont occupied near-
I.\' llllf‘t]lllll"f‘l' page. and was set In
large while it wvil balanced
wititc margin made. it distinctive from
N'crt‘lhitlg elsc on the page
Atilcrlising of this nature for Mil
iugs banks would |llf_\' in South Nor
walk newspapers propul'lImtulclt n.»
urll us It pays \‘i‘ashlugluu banks in
Washington tlruupupcrs,
Q. ..
LLED DEBCENT.
I.‘I"'.
COLD COMPE
English Aviator Mada Half The Trip
from London to Manchester.
liilNlIilN. April 21l.~~«ilrnllntu Whilr_
lbc English uvllttor, who alnrlrd til I»:
III o‘clock this morning on it hiplitnc
flight from Wornthml Scrubs. lion
don. for Manchester, in an iiili‘lllpi to
will the prizu of Withilllll offered by It
morning newspaper, had accomplished
more than half of tire journey when
compelled to descend on account of
the Intent-tr cold. lie hoped. however.
in cmupleic his flight this afternoon.
The distance bulwren London and
Manchester ill lllfl llilil‘li and under
the terms of the prize offered only lWo
lit'lit‘l‘lllii Ill‘l‘ permitted. While used
a Furnian biplane. HI‘ rcitrbt-d llugby.
the first stopping place. at 7:20 o'clock.
and after an hour‘s real. re-nacendod.
Intending to fly to (Yt‘ewo, who-re be
had arranged to make his Ht‘t'tlllfl dew
rent. A few miles ttorlh of Rugby
the aviator oumnnterod a cold north
wind and after completing illi milea
of the trip he was I‘f)lll|lfllif‘Ii Io alight.
Today there watt it sudden change from
warm to wintry weather and unload
the wind ltttkierulcu it In doubtful
whether the aviator can complete hill
flight in one day as Is required. The
in; from Inndon to Rugby Is 87 miles.
“rm—“M
FAR! EVADIR ALLOWED TO 00.
Thomas Cormrsn. the stranger tir-
rested Thursday night on it charge of
attempting to evade his fare on the
railroad. while riding between Norwnlk
and South Norwnlk. was discharged
yculerdny afternoon. The man had
been incarcerated over night. and it
was figured that he had been punished
enough. 0n the recommendation of
Agent Ralph I6. hertl. the summed
was discharged. Uorcornn war: with
out funds. He claimed he was looking
for work and was on his way to Wilton
when he was taken to task by the con—
ductnr for attempting to ride. it was
initiated that Corroran had been drink.
up.
{:1 Hancock. It. Y., on it short business
p.
if
i
clothes letters addressed to Miss Hall
Dr. Ill. Ii. Jones has gone to his home
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EVEiii‘NG
”...; .... .. . ..
SATURDAY, APRIL 23. igio
we NIGHT’S
From 7 Until
10 o’Clock
“SENTINEL- -
...4
a
From 7 Until
10 o’Clock,
SPECIALS
We tell of eight special values for tonight—each one a seasonable,
money-saving article. It’s a wise woman who follows the
advertisements of our store—she’s the woman who
saves money-moot once or twice, but always.
. Petticoats
Women's Long White
nuance. of embroidery
regularly sold at infill.
TONIGHT. 79c
Skirts.
good qliallty.,lnttallit top and deep
and tucks;
Black Silk Petticoats
We have Inst 50 of those. Skirts.
the price In less than the cloth cost
to buy over the counter; regular
$5.00 value.
TONIGHT. $3.59
Washable Belts
Hell it,
pearl
Ladies’ Hose
Ladics' Black and Tilll" Lisle
Thread llose. all sizes; regular 190
quality.
Tonight, 2 pair for 290
Embroidered Washable
with pretty solid gilt and
buckles; rcgulur price 15c.
TONIGHT. 7c
Veiling
Nels; regular 25c. quality.
TONIGHT. 19c YARD
The newest blushes and Russian
Gents’ Collars
(lcuts' Linen Collars. all slylcn;
regularly sold itt lzlifyc.
TONIGHT. 9c
as. J. I. "snails ' '1 POPIIIIR'"liiiiillfllli."
all i iilfililllii
Given a Decree from Percy El
Ferris, Now Said to Be Liv-
ing in California
.Itldgc Iinunrd .l t'um» in tho Sui
pt riol‘ (‘tuirl )‘t'tilt'l‘liiu pldlli'hl tun til-j
\nrccu. infidelity was tilt-god by the;
plaintiffs. llo look tlu- papers in one;
I"il3~‘t‘ lp whit h ticscriulli itud ill'flii‘l‘ii'i
bit-
.icssic i.
were allt cm],
Swan Fir is, of .\'t-u \‘orit.
In her suit against l'crri l'l
him is limught to M rcnidittg lit l‘uii
lili‘lllll with nnc (lbw liar: who is»
named on lili' coda-apolitical. told tho
Until that tho first intimation of her
huubnttd‘s illit'llililli It) IIII" ilart thlll-
itu was when silo unlit-ed that be tutu
lll’Kil‘t‘iillK bnslnrsn. uti staying
Into at night Sip- f ind upon
t’l'lll‘li v
. . I
Irt-I't'tn,1
Iillli
Ills
She accused him. but he denied. Lat-
t‘r she found pictures, tnket at the
Wtyaidc Hotel. In Sluliiford. of the
pair. settled in hit. uulntttoI-iiu or»
strolling along the boulevard. lie
Ihrn udutitlcti all. She Ilt'tt't‘ il\t‘(l
with him again Later he lcfl Nor-
unlk, and about lhv Hllilit‘ lllllt', tlilt‘u
Ii zrl iibseilicd herself William If.
i‘rockctl. an uncle of Miss litul. stilt
cd that itlu faltilh turn of the i‘t‘i‘ti'
Units of' Miss Hurt and l‘t-t't‘Is, Sumo
liliit‘ ago his aisle '_ Miss Hall's moth
ll. received a thtu of ili‘l' daughter.
from i‘nlll‘ornia. fills. ilnrrirl Tillliiltls.
prt-prlclross of the Wayside llulcl, ill
Fl Mitford. know Ferris. slitting that be
came there with the \t'tllllilfi. whom
she afterwards klil‘u was .‘Ilr‘m llurf.
l‘t‘uililf‘l‘nlpl as husband and wife. I~‘ol-
lowing the granting of the docl‘t‘u. Al
lorncy Light hu‘ the plaintiff l'fllll‘fl
the attention of the court to the claim
for alimony. Attorney John Keogh.
counsel for the It'cl'l'iri estate In Nur'
\tztlk. paid that the estate represented
about $175,000, subject. to the lift- mic
of the mother of Mr. Ferria. ’I‘hrrr in
a daughter still three sons. brnefio
int-fen under the will. Estate is ritually
In stocks and bonds. but there Is It
coal business in 80th Norwalit. 'i‘hr
t'lllll'i Instructed Attorney Light to Nihii'
tnil briefs.
Robert T. Waldorlfl of ilt‘ldcclmrl.
was granted it decree from illurn All
icr Waldorf. of Ashrllic. N. t‘.. on the
ground of Infidelity. one .lutnru I.tid-
fortl. of l’htlelutu. \‘n, being uninmi Ila
t'tll'lllthlIlIif‘nl. Waldorf met Miss
Adler, in New Haven. railing on Ill'f‘
occasionally. lie left New llaVcn and
went to Norfrean Monroe in Virginia
While there Mimi Adler (‘flillI' to hint.
stating that she could not ill’f‘ itt New
Haven because of trouble «he find.
The day after lll'l' itl‘llvlll al the fort
ht- msrrlcil her. Three weeks later
when he returned home be found llci‘
with lillfil'fll‘li in complicated circnut»
stances. Later he went to Bridgeport.
While there who wrohu to hint nailing
for her forgiveness. stating that she
had heard a preacher speak on the
keeping of marriage. vows. and that
her heart. strings were touched. She
asked to know why Waldorf had not
Imten bar when he found her with
laidforti. Waldorf stated that he
wrote to his wife telling her In come
to him. bill he never heard from her
afterwards.
The court took the papers In the
suit of Marmadukn N. Winder. of
iirltigeport. against Virginia nsvls
Winder. of Iirookivn. Winder paid
that his wife refused to carry out her
obligations to him as a wife.
M “......H
Mr. an Mrs. (theater Mills. of
fleorgeto n. are guests of Mra. Mills‘
parents in Wriuport Melitta. Mrn,
Mills as fortueriv Miss Daisy Warp
home on is well known In The Nor~
ltiuild of Trinity church. ill lied Men‘s
lhnli. Monday night. are on solo. at W.
[P flecrs‘.
‘tu mat be procured from any member
,siugvrs scrn here this season.
AI'S'I‘iIIAN 'l‘YililI. LHI'TIIRE,
The tickets for the lecture to be
given by Iiev Francis .l. t‘Iuy Moran.
under the auspices of the Woman's
Stillsnn-I’uwoll t‘urpttrnliott.
of the guild. This [ll‘tlllllh‘t‘h to be a
tuna! Interesting and instruelite lec-
ture and should hate Ii Inigo illit'liti-
once The Austrian ‘I‘yrol will he the
subject and It will be illustrated "r the
hll‘ltlllplil'nll,
hlI'Sli' li.\l.li.
'i'ilt‘ big vaudeville bill piztt'lltt: all
Music Hall will come in it ('Itltii‘ to,
night 'l‘un uvw acts hntc bccu added ‘
In the hill :tillcc Thursday, two acts'
that are uutoug the bend line acts in.
\liiilll'\i”t‘ Miss Irenn ilawlt-y is our
of Iili‘ most t‘ilftl‘llllnll lady coutrnlto
l‘t‘rcy
\\'nrebutn and (tontpany have it great .
I‘tlilit‘li) sketch. ‘l'ht-re nrc Ihtcr pct»:
\\’estvt‘u ()rpheum i‘irruil. and anvl
art thttt plays on this circuit llt‘t‘tiii no;
iltlrmluclinn in theatre going pmpiu,’
This act is all English comedy act and
(“iv scream trout start to finish. Those
who have seen Merrill and Love can
icll Mint it ht‘i‘t'iilll litey are in this
slum 'i‘hry were it tint on the bill
last night and lit'lli the audience ill a
tour from Iiil‘ lintc they came on the
slug» until they left if. I'Ilhiirtio hits
prim-u that she is a woman of
slrrnutb with the acrobatic stunts that
she does, and with llt‘iilllll‘t' and IN“
on n bill Iilw this one will have to go
it long Will" ill see it show as good as
this our ill prices, Inn and ltvclliy.
The motion pictures which are ttcw
civil tint will be changed again itit'
today}. twrfortunnce and with all this
tor the show named tm.liliti bill. It
should draw the nsuul big Saturday
night crowds that frequents Music
Hall.
.. .... . ...—......
ARBUTUB ILOSSOMS.
'i‘ht-y htitlg its a thought of pleasant
walks _
In youthful days together.
h‘rt-klng the early springtime flowers
lit the brigltl April weather.
(lul lit the wands with a snatch of song.
hustling the leaves as We walk along.
Never a (‘Iil‘t‘ and our hope In tumult.
In the bright April Wl'lliltci'.
Uh. what a joy. when ill last We find
All by the brown icutcs covered,
Pink and white bloasttum. with frat
grunce l‘nro.
l-lweelmtt wood flower lilHttIlH'f‘I'Il.
Gathering Iiowrru lit the sunsllllto
bright.
llubluu are singing on fret-lop llclglii.
filly IIlIia vIoiotti coming to light.
All In the April weather.
Happiest days must hare an cull.
imwur the nun is setting. ,
Time to be, turning our steps toward
homo.
Motbur tho slipper In getting.
(tally returning with trophies moot,
’i‘hro' shady footpath. where brunettes
inset. >
iloon mother‘s welcottlfng audio with
great.
Crowning our day of glndness.
it}. 0
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April 22. iilIIl.
......
Funeral Director David W. Ray-
mond. of this city. wont to lleddlng
yesterday afternoon. to assist in the
preparations for the removal of Mark
Twain‘s body. Mr. Raymond who help
an to put the body into the mahogany
casket. was surprised at the de-
eeased‘a size. The arrangements foil
lowing death were In rhargc of Funer-
walk
at Director Benton. of Georgetown.
pic. who have just come off the big!
Windsor Ties
Boyd and iiii'ls' l'liiili Silk, Vilili“
ly of pretty designs. ruglilttr Etc
value.
Toilet Paper
llcsl quality; regular price 50
roll.
TONIGHT. i7c
Tonight, 6 for [Se
@Extra Special ®
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ...... ......... $6.30
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 245/: lb. sack ............ 800
18 pounds BEST GRANQLATED SUGAR for ............. $1.00
6 pounds jAPAN RICE for ................................ 25c
PURE LARD. a pound .......... ‘ ............................ 16c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 811. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. . Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. m. TEL NO. 909
Asbestos CENTURY Shingles
lAist ltll't‘\tll'. Never require puiui. More than one hundred millions
of “will were used on roofs during the past i\\t‘l\'c ntontbs.
BISHOPRIC MASTIC WALL BOARD
iii'llt‘i'
nnd chrupvr than i.uth.~t and Plaster.
FOR SALE AND APPLIED BY
CHARLES H. AISTHORPE
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WINES and LIQUORS
(I When you need any Wines. Liquors. Etc, for
home use. it will pay you to come right here for
them. We have a large stock and sell at prices
that compare with any of the New York houses.
(lOur Stock includes Wines. Whiskies. Cham-
pagnes. Clarels, Sauternes. Brandies. Sparkling
Moselle. Sparkling Pommard. Rhine Wine. Cor-
dials. lmportcd and Domestic Ales. Porter. Beers
and Mineral Waters.
Will Sell 6 Bottles Goods at Case Price
A. F. Beclzuinnn 81 Co.
SELECT enocsnlea. wmas AND Liouons.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 440. South Norwalk
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MILK PRICE REDUCED- your yuan-run): The wind talisman!
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laliAiNlall-ilill. April anstllk "ml Ni:~(,?t’ftii"t't‘riIitLll‘liifu'ititlt'iulii‘gm’i‘" it a“
ducorn of Wilfili‘l‘ll (’mltliif‘fif‘lll Wh05 the rabbi“ n lliiliiillll: Itu‘omolive. The
supply the Providence and iioulun Ililll‘» engineer and "u‘lii‘lllllii Jumped and mi-
lirlu burr been notified of a cut in i'iil""i WWW"
price from 42 to {III cents u can. Thai
expectation is that many of the pl‘titlll-i
rrrs will divert their tuilk to creamoru
tea in this section where the price wi tml‘efl. a naturalist who lifts lust ro-
“M PM" ”will“ ”"1" h." shiprue "' turned from an tvxpodltion lnio Alaska.
tho cities. Many farmers 19M"! i"! has iwru commissioned by John 16.
tutu their croum info bull nd food; ,
thc buttermilk to wine the; nivon illi ”MT"- “ wealthy resident 0' Lancas-
hope of construing by the high print-a: tor. Minot. to conduct an expedition in-
being paid for pork and veal. The unfit)! to Northwest Alaska and Siberia for
Inn to held that a low price for tnilk all the purpoao of gathering rare ecologi-
iloston will bring about the establish rid apartments for Mr. 'l‘hayer's pri-
tnent of many dreamt-ride In Windham vale museum. The party expects to
and New London counties. and put. be gone iii months.
dairy farming and cattle raising on a Duplicate specimens will be given
butler basis than fort many years. to the Harvard Ztmloglcal Museum.
I WALL STREET. il l. m.-~Thoro
«SNOW STORM IN CHICAGO. was no stock offered at ruling prices
CHICAGO. April min-«Ultimate is Inl and brokers had to bid higher to fill
the rssp of a heavy snow and violentl orders. causing a rise of about 1,9 fit
win storm today and there are no! several prominent stocks. The higher
status of its abiding. The snow follow-3 prices brought out more. stock and
cd one of the heaviest rainfalls of that there was a slight recession.
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E EDITION TO OIBERIA.
.AT'l‘Iilc. Wash‘u, April 2:l.~~~.lobn
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