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It you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy,
OUR HOME MADE SWEETS
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A LANE
111.409. 51 Washington St.
[18A W3
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
Al-
92-2—Ncm Department
92-3—Bullneu Department
44-2—Branch Office, Not-walk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
It‘or Norwnllt and vicinity: Rain to-
night; quickly followed by clearing
and colder. The dlnturhance tlutt wan
central near St. Louis, Mo., yesterday
morning, has moved northcnatwnrd.
and in now central over the IAlItt‘ Hu-
ron. It is is causing a heavy fall of
snow for the season of the year in
Winconsin. Michigan, and the north-
erti portions or itllnois and indlana.
Milwaukee reported six int-hen. The
HIOl'ill will pans out the St. IAH‘l‘l'flnCt‘
Valley during the next (lit hours. and
this vicinity will he on the Southern
edge of it. Freezing temperatures ex-
tend as far south as S. Louis. Mo.
Freezing temperatures are. bet ween 20
and 30.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘empet'nluro: Low. it; high. .39.
Cloudy.
David 1.. (‘urrlc has begun to move
his house from the present location to
tonnes place going through the hack
lots.
Norwalk high school in playing Dan-
hury high school on the ('iverionk ilcld
this afternoon. Admission in free and
all are invited to be present.
The Over River lumehall team do
touted the Marvin school lianehult
team to the tune of lit to in yesterday
afternoon on tho (‘oloniol lot.
if you are thinking of rc-nhiunllnu
your house. tithing: and plastering a
room t‘. it. Alsthorpe‘s li(I\'.,
will he found in this issue. will litter-
eat you. [letter lotto it up.
~ MOuey in the savings hunk draws
interest at 4%. That same money iii-
vested in Norwalk I’nrk lots will draw
many times that amount of interest.
See ad. on page. 5.
Mrs. Matthew Ktndelien and dauglr
ter l‘nlhct‘llie, of Spring street. have
returned from a recent visit. with Mrs.
Kindtlteu‘u aunt, Mrs. George Mtuisy.
who tires in Orchard street, Bridge-
port.
The new soda fountain for the Glen-
denuing Corner lirug Store has nrrlv
ed and two men front t.ippiucoit firtu
are at work totalling it. The body ot
the lountalu is white marble while the
trimmings are of a tlurlt green. The
fixtures are exceptionally tine often
and are trimmed with tiernutu silver»
The auto fire truck wus called to
telephone yesterday afternoon to the
home of Edward l._\ceti in lirond litr-
er. The grass wan utire and threaten-
t‘tl the homes of Mr. t.ycett and John
iluttery with destruction. There were
l'nul' :lppcillu ol‘t‘i' the 'pholle and lit
that the truck went up, the tumor hur-
illi: ulrcu his permission. as the tire
was out of tho city limits. The 1111‘“
on the truck heal out the tire. No
chemicals or other equipment “up
lltit'tI.
"Elm-s lienth lind All" IN a question
asked more frequently. porhnpu. than
any other. Men may pretend that they
do not care whether denth ends all
or not but taken off his guard. cvery
thoughtful lliilil shown ll lircly inter»
cut. when the unhjeel in hrouehod. It
would hardly be true to any that ey-
eryliody is eager to live on after ii)”
turn but it to undoubtedly true that
cevryhody would he cutter to live on
if he could he Bllt‘t- that the life
would he enjoynhle, and no innuy peo-
pie are l'I.ii-:t‘i‘l_\' looking for arguments
to prorc that. life conlluuou lillil cou~
ttuuully hoping to lont'ti uotnethltli‘.’
that will nettle the attention once for
all. It in with the purpoue or collect-
ing all the evidence that aeema to
many it 1111111 to prove beyond douht
the reality of the life beyond, and of
Hi'lilllli: iiutt evidence in simple terms
iluti the aorien of twohiy minute tnlkii
on ".mer Death. What?" to planned
for the Sunday evening net‘vicm ut
the iu‘irut titturch in Norwalk. ’l‘oiuor-
row evening what the lithie hint to any
on “lines lh-nth End All?" will be con
HItIt‘t‘t'tI tutti tho authority for the
t‘hrluiluu'u hope or living and loving
and working will he uivnu. TIit' initial
hearty Kong t-wrvice will introduco iito
nddrena. and evoryhmiy will he made
welcome.
u
L. a. M. VARNtBH STAIN.
lino it to renew and nitrite outlroly
new old worn out elinirn anti old for!
nttnro. You run vat-ninh a chair in
thirty intuition, and make it all good
as new. Diroctlonn on each can.
iI-loid by China. it}. how, South Norwalk:
littbbeli & Stanton litIWo. (10., Want:
port; Northrop mow, Soutbport.
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“VIOLET“ ,
CHOCOLATES. 25c
Stilton-Powell Corporation,
I WASHINGTON OT.
which ‘
* TI-iE' soyII-I NEWALIS; '1 EVENING. ,SENTINEL"
pj tint ltt__l_i_ili itiiil ' ‘
. ls YourLannch or Boat insured ,
for‘the Coming Séasun?
We Write this Insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE 165-2
TAYLOR 0r GOLDEN
All kinds of Inaurauoe-—Mnrlne, Fire.
'l‘ornadg. Automobile, Fidelity
Hon 3, Burglary and Acci-
dent insurance.
14 WASHINGTON “fizz-r. acorn
NORWALK, coon.
V.INOL
TH E MODERN
Tonic Reconétruétor
SOLD ON LY IV
F. H. BAXTER
”'TANDERson's
Launch Works
Boat Frames not up and road! to
plank.
All kinds of repair work. ,
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysiorShellPointNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
ElElilIllllll ENGINEERS Alli]
.‘ IiilIiiRilililllS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’u Theatre Building. South Nor
walk. Conn. Phone 425
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your IiOiiSG in the bout. poo
silile method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable. rates. Phone 477,
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courttandt Place South Nor-walk
tHiltllSHt titttts ,__..
RtSlttti titllitttlt
Present Situation Grave, But It
Will Soon Be Controlled by
the Government
I’lCKthi, April 21t«~'i‘hc rioting of
natives In i'hnnguhn was rcsnmcd 3W“
tcrdny. The situation in grave.
BOSTON. April L’ltm-v'l‘hnt the pres-
enl disturbed conditions about t‘hnuu
Shit. capital of iiunnn province. ilhlnn.
ire purely local and “ill noon he com~
pleiely controlled hy the (‘ltlneso gnu
crumcnt, in the opinion of itev Ilr.
lumen 1.. liurion, tort-inn wcretary of
the American liourd of Commissioners
for Foreign MIhRIllllh‘. which Ililh its
Itenthunrteru here Although the
American lionrd IIIIS no IiiIhSIiill Ma
lions within Mitt or thou titties of
Changsha. llr. linrton hilh \lstted flan
how and is familiar \\1tll conditions in
the \‘utlittw \‘nlley lte any..- that
there in no coinlmiluon between the
lioxer lilli‘Iullll: of ten year» nun nod
the present outhreuk. in the timer
trouhles the ;:t1\'i‘l‘iilllt'lll “an 111 $31”
plithy with the etilit‘nior lo driw out
all l‘orciuueiy while in the present
instance the governnwut i< one of the
ohjeeln oi :itinclt hi the rioterr 'I‘hiu
it.- evidenced hi the fact that the
:overnor of i‘hnngshu was the ilrht
victim oi the Motor:
lii‘. llurtou said today III'II. so far
us he \Hiti :thle to judge, the «lislnrh-
nut-ea nt l‘hnntthn were not in the
nuiure of an unltl‘orcluu tit‘llltillh‘ii‘lr
'ion, hut new title in thc t‘hlncue illi‘
liouol spirit.
While no longer Iliilifli; the tot-tum
-r Ill‘i‘liilh’t‘ he to n foreigner the t‘lii-
new lllilfifii"? leel tltni they tlit‘ aide to
dielop t‘hinn‘a resourced and repent
any attempt of I'tli‘t'Ifllit‘rH Io Ht‘t‘liltl
commercial conecuulonu in t‘hiun (lure
the rioting huu henuu and the mama-k
have become melted. foreiizneru and
i'oreiitii propirly tuny hot-tune the oh.
jl‘('Ir~ or itltllt‘it hut ouch attacks are
not implied hr hatred of foreign
thluizu.
Within the punt few yeura the. t'htu-
etic hun- hitterly irritillitttl the urnni
tug of lululntt, nnlnuineturiuu uud rttil
way court-union» to toreiitnei‘u. Not
long unit the rotieutmcut won no in
tense that the government \i‘uu forced
to reueiud the eoneentilou granted to a
foreign company known no the l’ehiui:
i-lyudiente for the eouotrucllon of a
railroad.
I"l‘t‘tit‘l'It‘ Poole. of Itoutou. who re
cenliy returned from t‘iiiun, tililii‘ti that
the Reformed (‘ltnrch of America tutti
oiuht Atnerleun niluulonnrieu In Yo
chow, in the lnHurret'tiou Iii-1t, 'i‘he
uthoilou IlIIH linen in charge of RM: llr.
WW and hid wll‘e. Among the other
IIIIthiIIIIlI'II‘N at Yochow were Mr. and
Mru, lieppler. and u Minn 'i‘ruuli. Mt”.
l‘oole team that the uttnalounrtcn have
experienced nevi-re hartlt-thipu.
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A mouth‘u udtui "1th Whit held thin
morning in hit. Mary'u (thurch for the
late Mm. Annie Valentino.
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lSHlliil Milli
For Flattisii and Trout.
Baseball Goods
. OF ALL KINDS
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North min at. South Not-walk
Agent for A. 0. Spoidlng'l
Ninth" and Sporting Good-
n.. ...w. you. ......“
Varsity Hits
We can show you
a line of the new
Varsity models in
Spring Suits that
will tickle your taste.
for good clothes.
Not costly, but ex-
clusive: $15 to $30.
May we show
them to yo!?‘
Our R. & S. Spec-
ial Shirt at Sr is
pretty fine, but it
can't take the shine
off our “Star" Shirts,
_$I.5O and $2.
OUTFITTERS
14 80. Main St.,
Masonic Building.
So. Norwalk.
Norwalk.
TWO STORES:
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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The sueceau of your hroodti. from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use, "Bonnie" t‘hick P‘ceti. home pre-
pared and fresh each day, in tho kind you can depend on to make tine.
healthy fonts and future utcudy luyeru. ICVI‘ry grain in "lioutlle
t‘hlelt it‘ecd Iii awcei and sound. and is uolid nutrition. “iiounie”t‘hiclt
Feed contains the choicest Illiported Milleia. ilne (ruched charcoal
and thoroughly dried and ut'lt‘wlcd grainu. such an out intrnl,‘ cracked
wheat, eiueked ktliilr and line old cracked corn. Why not use a re-
linhle, specially prepared, cteun, wholesome fc‘ed. fresh made each day,
rather than feed from the West. necexnarly utale'.’ Why take the
chance when you pay an lunch if not more?
Quality Flrlt, Lni and Alt tho Timo.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
"For the Land Sake" me Bowker‘l
Fertilizer: tor Lawn, Garden and
Field.
Ask For "itonule"
Home Ground l-‘eedu.
I WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-Onen-
ing changes in prices of stocks were
limited mostly to eighth and quarters
and tho tranuaetionu were very small.
There was a rise or a valid in Pitts-
burg Coal and a decline of tit, in Ro-
' public Steel. ‘
WALITSTRIQE'i‘, Clown'i‘hc marle
oi clonodt’euuy. Speculation wan ro-
prentiod h trade uncertainty, anxiety.
over litmpoultioii 'in tho cotton murk-
ot and admire to await not Tuesday's
dividend action on United Status Steel.
"Price movements in the most promin-
ont stocks were barely perceptible.
The small gains of the first hour worc
turtly or wholly lost In the second.
“AFTER DEATHwWHATII"
Twenty Minute Talks on the Future
Life.
tier. George. 1). Egbert. at tho First
Congregational church, has inaugurab
ed a Berton of twenty minute talks on
the future life, the tlrst one being giv-
en lnnt Sunday evening. The. topiou
selected for the, balance of the collrue
are no i'ollowu:
April 24—~“‘l)oea heath itind All?"
The annwer from the ilihle.
May 1» Musical section.
“When Christ Aroso,"
dan.
May Sw“l.)oea llenth End All?" it.
Have ucience and hhitory anything to
any?
May 15» “hires and Lazarus,"
much fact‘.’ How much-fancy"!
May 22-—»"iiemnrloihte ttlxpertoucen
With Spirits." If rent, of what value?
May 39‘ "Spiritualiam." Has it any-
thlnx serious to any?
.1nue f.~-~ Musical nerviee. Spohr‘s or-
ntorlo, "The Last Judgment."
June 12-- “Immediately After Death
»——\\'hut'."‘ Purgatory or pnradlae?
.lunc 19~~"1Ionren—m\\'ltero'."'
no locate it'.’
.lune ‘20—«”liearon ~~\Vltat‘.’”
shall we do there?
our friends?
1.
Cantata.
by Jules .lor-
How
("an
What
Shall we recognize
Several tricycle riders came to grief
yesterday afternoon at the turn from
Wall into Main streetx on account of
the altppcry condition of the streets
and trolley tracks.
We are unloading a
car of
Elmore
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
in Folders, Artist Proof. Panels. finished in Sepia and Engrattng Black
on Rich Old Ivory Stock
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All PIIIOI‘HI
Jackson’s Studio
Oppolite Hotel 53 Wall St. NONWALK. CONN.
illiflMilBl ES
ONE IS UNSOLI)
Your chance tor immediate do
I'\ i‘I‘
Hilly tithe wwktuu part» in the
lilinore engine.
vi”,
.1
We Are All Going to North's Studio
ills .lnpino Scion:- nte the tinert lllt‘IIilt ed It} not proevw
[it'iirlh that Iilhr titldiiii and honest tflllit'.
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
l‘ct inaneitl
F or Tish G
Get It Fresh Every Day
Not once a week. The only place in town
that handles nothing but SEA FOOD.
Haddock, 80 lb. Steak Cod, -
Flats, - - 80 lb. l Roe Shad, -
. Buck Shad. - - 12c lb.
iiiuniish, Spanish Mackerel. Halibut, Smelt. Salmon. Shad Roes,
Rockaway Opened Loni: Clams, Crecnport Oysters, Hard
Crabs, Long and Round Clams. Weakiish.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
c
NeverduSly Street Oil
Will keep the mud iuid. Now hi tho time to plane your eottirtiot.
We will glvo you an ctditnnie for citing or We town the oil for solo.
MANUFACTUNED BY
Century Waterproofing Compan
TELEPHONE 30!. an
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
rant: DELIVERY. ,
21 OEAVIEW AVENUE.
suturing;
120 lb.
160 lb.
i. t. within it ill.
39 Wall BIN". Norwnlk.
... t; lll’S lust
LADIES’
ANKLE STRAP.
PUMPS
THE ASSORTMENT INCLUDES:
TAN
SWEDE
PATENT COLT
GUN METAL
$2.00 to $4.00
122 WAIHINOTON OTNIIT-
'HONI MM.
l
Wear Shoes Thur Fit
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I “David W. Rnymon
fluid-non. 0 Washington limb
Toicphum at on“. m
Tot-phat“ It mu. ”I.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
I. North Main Strut. South Namath.
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NORWALK
Savings Society
inconroumw 1m
Deposits over $3,775,000
(loot-go M. Holman. Pro-t.
Wm. A. cunts. Vino-Pull.
mum A. lilo, loo, A Tron.
am.
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SEE
mainder of the week.
ALL STYLES '
LION COLLAR
DEMONSTRATION . I. f I
The Non-Cults Collar, is the LION COLLAR. Marita
right 5?” that a necktie will slip easily.
See the demonfiration in our cadt window. the re-
The Beéi Collar in the World
2 for 250 ,
Price’s Clothing Store
98 ,W‘ashington St, Snuth Norwalk
mun rtvn _‘
THE
QUARTER SIZES
“ lentury Compound."
The above testimony was given
“S
The Century Roofing
W...“
Nine Years Old,
Capital Surplus and Profits
April 15, 1901 350,000
April 15, I902 50,000
April 15, 1904 50,000
April IS, 1906 50,000
April 15, 1908 50,000
April 15, 1910 50,000
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on *Tin or Shingle Roofs
nut tho preparation railed "Neverienk" is not suitable for stopping
had leaks or for use. on old or“ poor roofs, and not as lasting or durablo
ing in the Stamford Court. April 11,1010.
We otter the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON and guar-
antee all rooting work for three years.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
CROWWtiHACRoltlltGBlltltl
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untittoittiit
under oath at the injunction heur-
81 Manuiaéturing Co.
April 15th, 1910
Deposits
$4,542.02
189,255.56
522,522.19
813,832.13
946,348.58
1,200,561.50
81,300.56
12,653.36
32,861.38
42,177.92
50,238.69
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Call and Get a Package of Force Free
Saturday as Long as They Last
\‘i'nl‘l'nlitctl Eggs. din... .. .......... 25c
Home Laid lingo. do: ............. 306
Walter linker'u (‘ocoa ............ 18c
Waiter linkcr‘n (‘hocolalc ......... 17c
Itulter. per |Ii.... . . .......356
Home Spinach. twitut‘c, Sit in); Ilcuu
S. 3 and 2 lbs. Prunes ............ 250
It lbs. Peaches ................... 250
4 11m. Sultana RHIBIHS ............. 25c
25c pkg. 'i‘ahie Rniuinu ............ 186
We ultra Dried Boot and Hum.
n. lthuluirli. itndtultea and Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
item in an opportunity auch an
utroeta. $250. .i‘oruer Itllii I25 extra.
Norwnik Park in nicely lorniod
Mr. tlullder. can you had any
hour the pt‘lt'tt"
Mr. i-lperuiutor. can you find a
bio an quickly?
Mr. Honumeukor. can you find it
hie tho prion?
For particulars sec MRS. C.
a
Gom‘flo "ottoman. who hunt been em-
ployed hr Contractor tinmuni More-
itmm, nt Want Not-waltz. hm- tnken an-
other position with Elwood ilrotiiqn.
of Now t‘nuuun.
‘ The three neloctmen, James A
ltmwu, .loha imiuu and Altred Avi-
mn went‘ to marten ygntnrdny litttt‘i
noon and had a ooutoi‘euen with the.
oeloctmnu of that town with reference
to the bill; for tuition of tiarien poplin
in tho Norwulk unhooin. The Nomntk
nonhuman were nocompttniad by At.
.tornoy with; Gotdachmidt.
NORWALK PARK
Lots at a Special Price Until May lit
Norwalk and never will he oftorod nunln.
LON fronting on Wilton Ave. or (‘uthorlua 151., .350. (in all other
“up. yet "Him! IIIIII HI'I‘ ilficrfid ")I‘ "I“! than Iii 11191“; “50(in (0" "HOW
tor loin tiltuated on low mnrohy ground.
. O
unvor bun noon otterotl button: In
on high ground and good ”drain-
iotu' to compute with thou It
place where your money will dou~
. w“ uHflOIIHI“
more ideal wot tor a home at don. “
F. SMITH, 120 Emit Avenue
The attention or the motile of!
iiorad River is called to tho tut tint
tun Rev. .1. human Warrior. motor of
Omen parish, will preach in the school
house in iii-unit River tomorrow at 3
o‘clock in the ntternoou. Everybody
welcome.
The town‘s atone eruami' in now for
noted in the vicinity of Scribner nvo»
title. ”the roads in theAnoignbbrhood
will be improved and some of the atoll:
secured through the agency of tho
crusher will he used on other thou
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hoods.
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Norwalk Chronicler