It you have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEETB
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
. F. A. LANE
Tel. 409.. 51 Washington St.
. All kinda or I
. W “at:
It Your Launch or Boat Insured
fox the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE 166-2
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Tornado; utomobile. Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Acol-
deut insurance.
74 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
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EVENING BENTINEL TELEPI-IONE
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92-3—Bueinen Department
44-2—Braneh Office, Norwalk
890 ——Edltor'e Reeldenee
729-5—-City Editer’e fleeldenee
WEA'FIIER FORECAST;
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Friday. colder tonight: Fri-
day lair. slightly warmer; moderate
northwinds. A ridge of high pressure.
extending from the (lair northward to
the Lake region, is producing pleasant
weather in all sections east' of the
Mississippi river. Freezing tempera-
tures were reported from Northern
Michigan, New York. Vermont and
Maine. A disturbance. central In
South Dakota. is causing the. tempera-
ture to rise rapidly betwucu the. Miss
issippi river and the Rocky Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘cmperalure: Low, Iii; high. III.
t‘icnr.
The Glendening people are. moving
their goods and equipment into their
new store today.
Read what a prominent professor
has to say about the curative qualities
of Dr. Dick's eMdicIne. See adv.
Before putting in that new heater
consult the Argnnd Holler (‘ompnny Ill
of Dr. Dick‘s Medicine. See adv.
Ponassus Council, Itoynl Arcanum.
held a meeting last evening and voted
to play Stamford the two remaining
games in the series of carpet howling
in Norwalk on next Wednesday even-
ing If the Stamford people Were agreed
to do this.
«House painting.
78 Washingtonfit. .
A sociable was held last evening at
the home of Mrs. Ella “Aiken. in Silver»
mine. The at‘t‘uir was In the form of a
necktie and apron sociable. lint-h pct"
son brought either a necktie or an
apron and those who had the corres-
pondlnt: colors were, tnhle partners for
the hountit‘ui refresluueuts timt were
served. There was a goodly number
present and the affair was given for
the henctlt or the silvertnlne Metho
dist Episcopal Church.
Rev. A. it. Lawson. l).li.. pastor of
the i-‘irst liaptlst church, of Water
bury. will deliver an interesting all
«tress tonight on the topic, 'i‘emperapce
iii-fore I‘I'XIWIIIII‘. ill the Norwalk
Methodist t‘llul'ch. The occasion is
the sixty-sixth semi-unuual session ot
the (trend Division of Sons of 'I‘eur
perani-c. There will he delegations
present from the various divisions in
the state ntld the Congregational. Ilnp~
tint and Methodist ch when will he
represented. George II. Iiirst. thi-
popnlnr tenor of the Norwalk M. ii).
Church, will render several solos uml
.\ir. Ives will preside at the organ. The
admission is free and all are Invited
Lincoln Council. No. I, i). l‘. A M,
will hold its regular weekly session to
morrow evening at 7 o'clock sharp
Members will please take notice of ”11'
hour. Directly after this meeting the
ICx-t‘ouuriilors' Association of Ii‘atr»
Iil‘ltl t‘ounty will hold their annual
meeting. at which Ililli‘ they will elect
their otllcers for the ensuing year. the
annual reports will he read. and other
business. the most important that has
come before the 0. It. A. .\I. In forty
years or more. will mine up. Ivory
member and especially cvry ex coun
cliior ta earnestly requested to In-
preeahi. Following this meeting a
banquet will he served in the mill“
hall and will be something the mem»
hers can bran about tor years to
come.
One of the horses of Meeker (‘oul
(‘o., blind In both eyes and culled
Harry No. 3. decided that his alm-
whlte coat needed-a washing this
touching and so when a maid chalice
afforded him he left the barn and Went
on the slip Into the Norwalk I‘IVI‘I‘ in
Murphy Dec. (70..
the company's dock below Smith
street. lie awam down the stream
about. three hundred feet. and wont
nuhorc In the mud. He had not fluor-
ed on getting out evidently and It wan
a long, hard prmmsltion to pull old
Itnrry from the creek mud In which
ho had sunk a considerable dininnre.
lie was at. last. placed solely on dry
land alwln and appeared none the
worse for his ducking save a few
alight. scratches. 'l'he Incident. wan
watched with lnlereat. from all avaii~
able view points by all who had noth-
Ing In particular to hurry nhont.. 'i‘he
rescuing party have up the Idea ot anv-
lng the horse at tired. but finally devia-
ed the scheme by which he um. um.
mainly rescued from a mud grave.
:x'rna “Kai—35x or”
WRITING PAPER
60 CHEETS PAPER. 50 ENVELOPM.
25c
StiflaooPoneII Corporation.
" aewuumerouerw
O
ANDERSON’S w
Launch Works
Boat Fremea set up and ready to
plank
All 'klnds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystorShelI Point.Norwelk
......... w.— ..... mm W.
A. J. Hand {Empathy
ElEilllllliIl ENGINEERS Ilill
illilllRIiiIiillI
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building, South Noe
walk. Conn. Phone 428
._,. . - am»... 3
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house In the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran»
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
MROBEIIT R. monitor.
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptiy Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
'l'hc road roller is at work on West
avenue. As int t‘tlllli' through Norwalk
this morning it caused solerni neat-
runaways.
Frank A. Van Iiuren‘s dog, ”Kaisur.‘
was seriously hurt by an auto water.
day afternoon. He proimnly will have
to be killed.
leorni- W. Lynch. or lliltlgeport.
was in South Nornali. todzu, and «a
ports to no to Loni; Island to tnlu- n
position as t‘tllltllliilll‘ on the l‘liiliilllil
.here. ”1- is on old tinn- l'IliIlililIli‘I‘.
JIII'IIlt'I‘I)‘ employed in that iillli't'
This evening them will in- a Mix all
rinl in the llerlteim strovet eimpel on
luv the auspices oi St. l'uul's i'IItiII.
’l‘hv ltltllcs will bring a hm lunrh for
two and the men will hit) them- at
auction. Much tun ls .inthlpntml by
those who are will”:
.\I. .I. Leary, (it Now llawu. general
trailic munnuer ol the i’onuvrtlrul
t‘onipnny. t'tiiilt' Il(l\’IIl to South Nor»
walk from New Haven \i'Hti'l'tIul on
lonlpuuy business. hut lull on an) mat
ter pertaining to tho- litllli') loop that
has her-ll Ilh'lw‘ll Iol' in IIII' luminous
men‘s associations Ill Smooth and
South Norwalk at thv- railroad dipot
in this t'll).
Illillt‘lllitlilfi point to u \l'l'\ fillt'i'l‘fiH
Iul opening of the hum-hall wuson at
Atrium-mini I’lll'li in Mention street
Saturday afternoon. “hen the Not
\vnlitlts nl-pt-nIl-tl III the old )t‘lll uni
lorms but in Snlurdtu'u pliliw this
week they will have their unit) new
Hpnnidinp unliorms ot‘ ltllxt‘il gin) and
maroon lillili'l'tl stocking:- and taps.
‘i‘here lti u neat “N on Illt sell-eves.
W
WIFE NOT WITH HIM.
Man Killed by Folding Bed Millionaire
Manufacturer 0' Lee. Mane.
NEW \‘IIIIK. April 11h. llemy Well
iuuton Huoth. millionaire paper mann
t'ucturel' oi’ lite. Mutts, Iiiitl detonate to
the mplllilicnll national convention to
Iiiliti met death 'I‘ueminy tiiulll in a
New York hourditut house, crushed by
the springs of u ll't'ilt‘lli‘l‘tliiti Ioidinl:
bod.
With him was an elderly wonum
who was slightly Injured. and who has
unlmeuueutly dlsnlipenretl, touring he
bind a cone of mystery. Hhe was
known at the house till his wile4
but Investigation showed that Mrs
i-Iinlih had not left her home in Loe.
and that Smith Hilli‘ll'il for New York
‘l‘nesdny unnermnpunied. So lllllt'll no
crwy lliilti'iii'n to the case here. how-
ever, that It cnnlml even be learned
whcihor his body hnn been sent home
or whether it remains loltluhl at an on
deridklnp ostahliainnent where It was
taken alter the tragedy.
first reports or the accident have
the victims name as William or With
and Smith. or Waterbury. Conn
lSHllill lABK
For Fiatfieh end Trout.
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St. loath Norwalk
Agent for A. o. Cpaldlng'a
Tonic Recondirudtor .
for Style and Quality. New
the way they wear.
A
:4 So. Main St..
So. Norwalk. .
i
shell. Iltipi'lltls oil the feed you “so,
pared and irelh each day, Is the
lualthj.’ tools and
AAA-AA‘A‘A-
vvvvvvvvv
li‘eml I-otilluinu the choicest tumor
and thoroughly dried and selected
\vhv‘at. i‘l‘iii‘lwtl kutllr and line
Ask For "Bonnie"
llotuc tlroun-l i-‘eeds.
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
‘A‘A‘A“A“AA‘A
on Rich Old
Jackson’
Opposite Hotel 53 Wat
78 WASHINGTON STREET
TWO STORES :.
0
old rrncked corn.
liable, specially prepared, clean. nholesome teed. II‘I‘Kit
rather limit Ii'i'il from the West. necessariy nitliit'.‘
chance win-n you pay as much It not tutu-o?
Quality Firet. Lent and All the Time.
WM menace...»
This is a popular price; and at this price we show
a line of Spring Suits that are in a class by themselves
gray weaves. light and dark,
and line soft blue scrges in plain and fancy weaves.
Grcal suits for fit. zind we know you'll be satisfied with
Sinks and Overcoats from $10 to $30.
[M
. The more Interwoven Hose we sell. the greater
our hose business grows. The best quarter hose made.
Masonic Building.
N orwaik.
t
i
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.’
Tile success of your broods. from the moment they are out it! the
"Iloimie" t‘hlci. Feed. home pre-
llind you can depend on to make line.
future slcudy layers.
t‘l.h~l. I“Ull'tl If: street and sound. and Is solid nutrition. "Bounie"i_‘hi( k
‘Ii-d Millots, fine trucked charcoal
I‘lwrr urnin In “lionnli-
grains. such as: mil llit‘ill. crarhcii
\\'h: not new a rt"
made each day.
Why take the
M AN UEL T030 HATCH.
“For the Land Sake" use Bowker‘s
Fertilizer: for Lawn. Garden a
up
Fieid.
”0‘
JACKSON '8 STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
in Folders. Artist Proof. Panels, finished in 8:
pie and Engraving Black
Ivory Stock
FHCTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patternl
8 Studio
i St. NORWALK.CONN.
We Are All Going to North’s Studio
ills .lultlutl' Sophia are the Iiuosl produced hi any process.
prints that haw quality lllltl honest \niue.
G. S. North, Photographer
Permanent
BOOTH NORWALK
marinara 108.
222W
APPEAL.
The Intrepid general tin the new on
dart was rallying her
“Woman!" tine cried. “will you give
way to mannith rears?"
A murmur oi Indecision ran iin‘ongh
laeeeali ind Opening‘l‘loole
the rtmkn. wlilroupon the lender shot
the last arrow Ill hor quiver;
FI
Go Where You Can Get All Kinds
Fresh Every Day
The Only Place in Town That Handles
Nothing but Sea Food
FIats.:Steak Cod. Roe Shad.Buck Shed, Bluefish. Hali-
nut. Slind lines. Rockaway Opened Long Clams. Green
port lpyliiers. Hard Crabs. Long and Round Clams.
Wealtiish. Lobelicrs and Gosling Clams lot Baking.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
waverihu troops. when leathers are
SH
FREE DELIVERY.
I
"Will you.“ one Iioreoiy demanded.
"show a white leather In a season
not being worn?“
The effect was electrical.
"Never!" roared the. aoltiiury. and
forming nulcly in battle array they.
once "lore hurled iheinsolves on the
enmitywi’uok. «
‘1 points.
it...
" Ilillil illflil IIIEEI
i want. s'rann'r. 10:10 a. ins—«The
stock market. was still under pressure;
In tile/opening dealings with declines
in all but u hundtuil’ot’ stocks. Run-l
n'llti: sales of it. 00 shares of United.
States stool, Wu H made at at .4 and.
ti] I~'.t. compared with yesterday fi‘clos-
ing price of 82. "lldion Pnclilc. North-
ern llaeitic, 'l‘oledo, St. lands & West.-
ern ptd. anti Brooklyn Transit declined
i and Southern titanium Consolidated.
tins and American Cotton Oil, large
fractions. . ‘
. ........._.
WALL S'I‘REE'I‘.HII u. lllrrllllylllg
by tillorin caused a I‘ra’ctiunnl rally Ini-
nledlntoly after the opening, but 'us
soon as this demand was antisnoli, pri»
cos broke to u ioworlovet than before.
[Jonson mnchlng a. point were very nu-
merous andinciudcd a large propor
tion of the active. speculative .i’avot‘-
lies. linited States-Steel declined to
lib-lit. Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis
and Omaha alid llniled Drynoods yield-
ed 4 points. and Pressed Steel Car 2%.
The market was stendier at. it o'clock
and dull and a little above the lowest.
WALL S'i‘ilEl'I'l‘, Noon.-Specu|ators
for the advance wcro thoroughly dis-
couraged over the evidence of Inilu-
ential selling of ii. 8. Steel following
the advance In the. dividend rate. The
banks gave testimony to the diminish-
ed money supply tlu‘ongh gold exports
by a renewal rate at I per cent. on call
loan. There was renewal of anxiety
over crop conditions. [Asses of a
point or more were universal before
.noon. l‘llilt‘d States Steel touched
till .18. lionds were heavy.
WALL STREET, I p. m.~—~Thc res.
triction of credit facilities by the
banks reflected in the rise In the call
loan rate to above hit per cent. fort-ml
heavy liquidation In all directions.
Stocks were thrown over in increasing
volume- and with lessened demand to
ahnorh the oflerlngs. Severe price
losses resulted. i’. S. Sit'el dropped
2th,. to below tilt and the preferred lost
America t‘otton tlil dropped
lit'itilllliz lily, l‘luh (‘opper anti
Allis t‘halmvis ptd. Iii}. Annilunnlnted
I‘oppru Anaconda and several oth-
ers ii.
I.thl)tl.\'. April L’s wThe rule of
discount of the litmlt of England re-
mained unchanged at -i pvt (PHI. to-
day ‘
CANADA NEEDS RAT TRAPS.
Demand for Practical Devices Follows
Increase of Rodente.
@ Extra Special @
AddD FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 24%-ib. sack ............
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ...............
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound ........
18 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for .................
The Great A&P Tea
FREE DELIVERY.
Your
when the putter
they on
AND
and everything else. that could
Have Contidenbe
A great many men will honestly
“all wool" suit of clothes from one
u and color pleases,
PEND ON THEIR DEALER.
WE WOULD LIKE TO SELL YOU YOUR‘
SPRING SUIT
Guarantee it all wool
Guarantee it fast color
Try one on even if you don’t buy
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St, South Norwalk
H
I deem it
Dealer
confess that they don't. know an
that Isn't. 01' course they know
but as to the Wearing qualitien
WILL
Guarantee it to fit
be desired In an uptodate suit.
..Boc
.30
......33c
...$I.OO
Company
...
12¢ WASHINGTON 8T» SOUTH NORWALK.
Dellverlea 8:30 a
. m. and 2:30 p. m.
TEL NO. 909
('olmrl tit-tierni .lohu l-ldwul'd Jones
at \\'innipe::. suggests to uninufarlur-
its of all tir'i'lt'l‘t‘ {or t‘tllt'lliili: rats that
inuumilute attention be given to the
\\'i~.~«ir|itl t‘nnndinn mnrlu-t through
\"lIIIIII'I'u, the great distributing point
He wrltcs Some time ago it was re
ported that rats wen- mulling their
\Vii‘ troln thc I’uitiul States into west
t‘Ill t‘anndu. and tI-e provincial tlgri
tillilll‘il! department started a tutti-‘5 ill
« \pvl‘iment: lor ihli‘lttup the advance
\iiil :utnh- wxpelttnvnilnu it was he-
lh-n-d that the rate could he killed by
trolling; them \iius which “until pt'o‘
lllil‘t' a total disease in Illtlli. ea‘ily
t‘tlililtillilliltii'ti to other», hot the this
t‘tllltllllli' tin-it march. and have just
hero tll:~itl\«‘it‘il it Ie\\ mil-ts south oi
“moon's
'l‘hc- unt'lt‘tlllilrlll uletuntment Is Iuiiy
nine to the situation, and is doing
""“rl limo: posslhh to stamp out the
Iii\ii.\lii|l, \I'Illt‘il It tnlllilfllv‘ti. would
cost \\I'.\lIIIl t‘nmoiu large sums ol‘
lIlIIIli‘\ earn it... Thu hone larms are
all pt‘oiinlvll “llll alunnries “here the
main to \i-llull and It the rodents are
once In th- cram hell Ii ulli he no”
mull ttnpossilllt to UHIIHI‘HI" them.
The lttl‘ilit t.» .m- h-uolnltlp alumina,
iltid there tr alreutii a demand for l‘tii
traps A trap that will rotuhme dura
IIIIIH and em: lt‘lii y Is “hut is needed
‘l‘ln- I:Iiilli'l‘ In nillini: and able to pay
the price tor .1 good (invite. and the
Alllt'lit‘itll tunnnlarlm-ers shriuhi tour
lllilllliliil' and submit samples at once.
Wm .
:«iome persons hawn‘t moral sueugth
enough to even turn an honest dollar
The Doctor
is often obliged to wall
for his pay because the
nvetaut‘ man does not
prepare for emerged
clan and when an extra
expense cornea ho to
Will keep the dust laid. Now
21 sssvoew AVENUE.
on...
PORCH SHADES
forced into debt. _
Prepare for cinorxen-
cles with a savings ac-
count in the
Interacting Publication tuned by State
... ..£'...,....
FL
ORA OF THE STA
TE.
Survey.
Nev’erdusiiy Street Oil
We will glt't‘ you an estimate for oiling or we have
MANUFACTURED BY
Century Waterproofing Company I
TELEPHONE 368.
u...
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
"““BM w. Raymond
Funeral Director and Emheinier
ID North Main itmt. loath Norwalk.
Reaidenee. O Waehlncten Street.
Telephone at eIIIee. m
n. .,.. Wmmmmmm «Wm.
Telephoneat home. can
NORWALK
» Savings Society
InconPOM‘l’lD me
Deposits over $3.775.060
George III. Holman. Meet.
Win. A. come. VIeeJ’reet.
Fred'k A. the. leey I TI‘III.
There has been received In thin city
Iinliotin No. II or the state geological
and natural history survey. giving it
catalogue of the flowering plants and
turns or thin «tale. The bulletin. just
published. in the work of a committee
or the t‘onnoctionl Iiotaulcnl society.
'I‘hnl society Includes about tilt) nleul»
here. some of the l proleualntlal hninli-
Iats. olhoru ama our niudonls of the
science. The entire work has been It
labor or love on the part or the mrsinw
hers of the committee and many of
their «neoclaieti, says tho Hartford
Convent. The Survey has paid tiltiti for
Incidental expenses. but no compensa-
tion has been received by any ol’ the
workers.
The completed work makes a book
or Gilli pages. it given a list complete.
according to present knowledge or the
itinworing plants and turns arowin
t
'wtihont cultivation within the. Illniifi
or the state. The scientific nanion
adopted for the respective pinata. are
In .genornl. the saline which are used In
the seventh edition of "Gray": Man-
not."
an a standard In the schools.
complete record of synonyms. the
unions which have been In somewhat. to specific
general use are given its a matter or
convenience. English nnmea or the
.difi’eront species are very tally given.
.incindtna en tar as known,
a book which In widely accented ; or one
While her 0
no attempt has been tirade to give a' forum disllnrt
i
l
M
is the time to place your contrac
t,
the oil for sale.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
m
Make your Porch
the Moét
Delightful Living
Room in the '
Hot Summer Months.
Keep Out the Sun;
Let in the Air;
Las‘i for Years.
Made Up in
Artis‘tic Colorings.
F.A.MITCHELL
House Norwalk.
Furnisher Conn.
whimsical names In use. in particular
Inrallilea or among particular claims
or hoopla. Full Information to given
in rt‘nnrtl to the distribution of the
plants over the atnte. In the one of
rare species. and species local or he
It‘ulinr in tlliIlrllHiliOlI. particular Iaeai‘
tiles are mentioned with the dental or
the collectot‘u. Attention to called to
all plants bavln‘ important economic
relations. hoth tIIoI-ia which are useful.
and those. which aredninrionn. Analy-
Ilcnl key» and descriptions are not in»
eluded In the work. since the unit“:
edition of "(Irny’a Manual" is tie-till:
arcennlhle and cheap, and will doubt-
lens be In the hands of almost. every
one who would wish to nae thin book.
In the Introduction lat given an hilt»
eating history or botanical work In the
Millie from the contest days: and In an
appendix ta Included a statistical alum
mnry or the plants of conneotteut.
Readers may be Interested to note that
accordin to the fullest Information
now nva lable. there are 1.9“ Intel“
or delivering plants and terns which
grow without cultivation within tild liv
mm of the state. or these, m7 are
believed to be native. to the state. and
Int have been Introduced designed”
Identally by man. It to the MIDI.
t species We add the mmber of
enough to receive
names. but not believed to be entitled’
rank. the total number at
ed in the book In 2,228.
People oI' polished manners don't
plants ham
the often amount to much beyond till lathe...
Norwalk Chronicler