it you have cultivated a‘taste for . good pure. Candy. OUR HOME MADE SWIETB will certainly tickle your palate. ways fresh and enticing. F. ALANE AI- Tol. m 51 Washington at. THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ W Is Your Launch or Best Insured for the Coming Season? We write this Insurance. Call us up TELEPHONE 105-2 TAYLOR AGOLDEN Ah kinds of ins neewuarlno til'ire. Tornado, mobile. Fidelity Bonds. Burglary and Acci- dent Insurance. 74 WASHINGTON ITREET. SOUTH NORWALK. OONN. VIN-0L THE MODIRN Tonic Reconstruetor ISOLD ONLY IV F. H BAXTER [08A NEWS WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- nlgiit and Saturday; warmer 'Satui" day; light to moderate northwest to north winds. Weather conditions: Pleasant weather has prevailed during the last 24 hoursvin the Lake region and along the Atlantic coast. Cloudy. Cloudy and rainy weather has pre- vailed in the lower Mississippi Valley and between the Mississippi river and the Rocky Mountains with heavy rains in Kansas and Nebraska. The temper attire continues low in all the northern sections. Frosts were reported this morning this morning from Montana. North Dakota, Minnesota. Wisconsin. Michigan. Ohio. New York and all the New England States. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. 'l‘emperature: Low. 58; high. 80. Clear, For Saturday at Mints, sale of lino lingerie dresses. Sec adv. on Page ii. The SieirrBloch and Peck Clothes are made by experts. Price sells them. See adv. There, is a mammoth sale of glass waie in piogicss at the. Road store. The adv. will give von interesting de- tails. Henry 0. llailcy has gone to “or- cester. Mass., to attend the Brother- hood of St. Andrew convention. and will remain over Sunday. Miss Agnes 1.. Golden, oi Falrilcid avenue. is a guest for a few days of Miss Madge Miller. of Brooklyn, who has been a visitor lll this city (ity sev- cral times and has. a nuinbei of friends here. t if you secure the right kind of gins- scs when trouble starts it will insure good eyeslg .later on. Asltlllcd eye spctinlist will examine your eyes free of (binge at l‘iuiinenfls See ad) on tlibd page Mrs C. living riis. of New York clti is a gueatiof'l‘ra. .lohii ll. Perils. of West aveiiiib. "l‘llc lattci s gland— danglitci Miss ligmio'vt . .‘I'eiris has returned home to Pasiilc New Jersey. following a visit here. ~llci‘ore buyiirar that O‘lirion's adv. page S. lluy now, pay later is the invitation cxicndcd to you from the lately and Brciiiian store. They will cloihc whole family from head to foot on these terms. Surely there is no need of going shabby lllldCl' these condi- lions. See adv. in the Boston Store adv. today will be found innumerable bargains. bur gains that are bound to inicrest every member of the family. if you want the full value for your money it will pay you to look the offerings over. The large adv. on the sixth page will give you full particulars, prices, etc. George Aihcrton came tip from New York today to attend the funeral of Mrs. Amelia Richards at her late.- homo with Mr. and Mrs. John (.‘urtls over the Westpori/ line in t‘i‘anbiiry. Mrs. James C. (lrowc. Pustmastcr Edmund id. Crown and Mrs, George li. Vau~ Alsiync, who are distantly related, also Went to Wcsiport this afternoon for the services. iconic Hendricks did a little ”shoolv the-chutes" act this morning at. the Boston store corner. when the right forward wheel of the. coal wagon of llishop & Lyncs that lie. was driviniz came off. He slid from his seat to the sidewalk and the horses began to pi‘aiicc a little, but Wore quieted bcforc they had done any dainauo. The wheel _ was piil back on the wagon and Hen- (tricks drove on his way. «Maine Potatoes. lbc pk.; li‘. l). Lawton & Co. if it was not for the auloiiiobllos the. lives of the police of Norwalk would be little. more uneventful. Yesterday the eagle eye of Captain of Police Thomas limit discovered a machine running under a last year's license number. He arrested Miss Gertrude lord. and Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis «(initiated the case until May 9th for the young lady to appear Ill the Not walk side of the town (ourl. The case of Miss l‘lazol llritto, which was also continued until this time. will come up. It will be remembered that Miss lirilto was arrested with Mrs. Minnie Knowlton serpentine am on the charge. of intoxication and that Mrs. Knowlton has since acne to Maine to live. but read tillc bu. —-Never can tell when you‘ll mash a finger or suffer' a cut, bruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. Dr. 'l‘homna' Eclectrie. Oil instantly relieves the palm—quickly cures the wound. Saturday Chocolates, 25c lull lb. Silurian-Payroll Corporatiori, I menisci-on or. " ANDERSON’S .. Launch Works p1Bokat Frames let up and ready to an All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. OysterShehPoinLNorwalk A. J. Hand &_ Company ElEiillllllIl ENGINEERS III BilllllllllllIIl-S JOBBINO AND REPAIRING Hoyt's Theatre Building. South Nor- walk. Conn. Phone 42: Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Wagon will clean your house in the best pos- sible method. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Reasonable rntes. Phone 477. or send postal and get estimate. CHAS. H. DOWNES 9 Courtlandt Place South Norwailt ROBERT R. MONROE House Mover and General Contractor »W01'Ii Promptly Attended To P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK lllE lIllillI Klllil , ill liiISSES ' when the trouble starts will insure good c’ycslghl later on Our Pliy» sit-inn, who is a Skilled lec Special lst, will examine your eyes without charge. THAMER Optician STAMFORD CONN. -v...._-.~.-_.-......._. .h. ”4 ...._ a.-.“ W lllilllEIllEIl llllili llllilllS rm...“ The Home of u... scheduler; a Marx clothes ww- E \N‘Q-f #1 % \~—. Like in everything matter of knowing how than paying out. «41.31%? Q «.5; f 't (‘TQI’VPICNT Mlo RY RUHERTS \Vlt lb (‘10.. Dress Well else. dressing well is mores The man who ' knows Hart Schaflner & Marx clothes has nothing more to learn about clothes: all that a good in style and Marion and tailoring is focussed in these Suits and Overcome priced from $18 to $30. Vince you of thes: iacts. We shall be only too glad to con— Othcr good makes its low as Sic. we carry all sizes of balbriggan underwear for men. ' long and hail sleeves. double-scat drawers. at 25c and 50C 3 garment. Wllll llllllllElllllllll Bil. llIEll fllIE llllll RAISE NEW HAVEN. May ii- The sittin- tion between the trollcvincn ol‘ ihcl state and the (‘onnccticui i‘onipnny. asl finally ascertained is a locking oh horns beiwecu these parties. us fill whether the men shall gain ilic ‘27 centslpnr hour maximum. tlicy are now asking for 0." wbeibcr lIli' road will win out upon the :56 cent maximum which it has cofi’cred. It is recognized that the trollcymcii met their throw- dowii at the iiiindsof the company. Tuesday. The contention ri-niuins at this point, and thcrc has been no l'urtlicr steps taken in it, other than to ”IR” cuss it very generally ainonu the nu ions all over the state. As it now stands, ibc two parllcsIurc one cent apart in the light, and it is this ()lll' cent which will form the coming bone of contcutioii. PROPERTY NOT YET SOLD. __.._ Denial That Cluett, Peabody a. CO. Have BOught of L. M. Wright, It Iiiiu been reported ii nuinbcr of times since the Wright. building in North Main street was burned that Clueii, Peabody and Company, who have a factory on the opposite corner. have purchased the property. Thus far. lichver, there has been no con- firmation of the report. There was another rumor to this cl' Icct current ioduy.‘ iatlhcr M. Wright could not be reached. being on a trip to Stamford. but Manager Ewlna. of the local factory of Cluelt, Peabody and company, slated iliai he had heard nothing of such a sale and believed there was no truth in the report. lie. believed it there was such a deal. lip would have. heard something about it. "PM rumor has carried with it the. understanding that the company iii- li-iitls to erect another factory. FISHING IACKI For Fledish and Treat. Baseball Goods OF ALL KINDS .At COLEMAN’S NIWO STORE 10 North Main It. south Norwaik , 14 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk. TWO STORES: Masonic Building. Norwalk. f START VOUR CHICKS RIGHT. 'l‘lio succcss of your broods. from the moment they are out Of the shell depends on the food you use ‘llonnlc‘ (liiitk Food. home pro pared and fresh each day. is the kind you can depend on to make lliic boallhy fowls and fuii'iio stcadv layers Every grain in Quality First, Last and All the Time. Ask For "llonulo" Home Ground Fonds. MANUEL TORO HATCH. "For the Land Sake" use Iowker'o Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and Field. .. .wflm..._......_... .m..- “m... ... For Fish Go to Cutbill’s He Handles Nothing but SEA FOOD Fresh Every Day 000000.06 000000.006. Shad, Steak Cod, 006000.000. 000000... . Agent for A. ll Spaldlg Baseball anti Sp'ortlng goods TELEPHONE , :1 08. qualifiers. Roe Shad Buck . ellbut, Blue. Eels.Fliitlisli. olloek. Blackfish; Herrings. 5 lbs. for 25c.(not dressed); Rock- away Long Clams (opened); Long and Round Clams. ' steady and rapid and to int-ct ibis con. ‘lionnie (thick Feed Is sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition "Bonnie“ Chick Feed contains the choicest imported Millcis. line cracked charcoal and thoroughly dried and sclciied mains. such as oat meal, cracked wheat cracked kafilr and lint old illlt‘ and torn. liable, specially prepared i~.lcun wholesome food. fresh made each day. rather than food front the West. neeessurly stale? chance when you pay as much it not more? Why not use I rt» Why take the Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE ashram. r, .._.. -me lflilil Ill Will SIIEEl l WALL sinner lotto a m.—~"i‘iie alarm in the London stock market over the condition of the King of Eng- land was reflected in wide declines in ins prices _ see reach _mcli as a not ‘ ‘ nternotlonal , . ,,,heres of Uni . . ‘ made at 811/; teeter-day‘s etc a mo shares off 180 had 180. com last an... Rock island in; and Canadian Papa-1% and ,Paiiil- Measures " Iy brought the list close to yesterday’s anal prices. at which level. the setup; was resumed but the market did liot‘i _ yield materially and '-“~rallled again. ~ Brooklyn Transit rose ‘1 on active deal lugs and~Mlssourl Pacific, Pittsbilrg. C. C. and St. Louis and'Kaneaa City Southern Pid. also gained 1. WALL STREET. noon wBuying which checked the break in prices caused by the king of England's ill- ness was not pursued. News was awaited of the outcome. Meantime selling of the coppera caused prices to droop. Amalgamated Cbpper lost 1 5-8. At noon the tone was steady and dealings very light. Honda were irregular. WALL STREET. 1 5. utm'l‘he tone of the market grew quite heavy again. the demand being insufficient to take care. of even the small amounts of stock offered. in the selling after mid- day. the railroad stocks were the most nl‘focicd, Ilnlon Pacific. selling two points below yesterday's closing. -—-—-~——-————— CAPTAlN JERRETT’S FAREWELL. Henry .lerrott, the secretary of the Salvation Army. who has financed the local corps for the am three years. Is farewelling Sunday night. With Mrs. .lerrott be is opening up the work in Danbiiry, for which place lhcy will leave next Monday morning. As many as possible are. invited to attend the service and hear his farewell message. The local corps will miss bim‘very much. TO lMPROVE EAST NORWALK GAS SERVICE. ‘l'lic lluiisaionlc Light and Power i‘olnpany. which look over the lighting and powcr busliicss ot‘ the Connecticut Company. announces an important more to improve its has sorvlci- in I‘llihll Ntll'll’lilk. The increase in the gas con. sniiiplion lll I'Itisl Ntii‘I‘tiIk has been ditioil ll has been decided to lay an additional main. icn inches in diame- ter Via l-lnsi uvcnuc, lo anumcnt the eti- lsiina line Superintendent George II. t‘affrev is non pleased io announce that lIll' lining of the ma main will begin in a low necks probaiih within a month DANGER FROM "pport motif ‘ themselves felt prompt land cation fractional rallies utter opening. ' WALL S’l‘REFi 'l‘ it all in. --The rillu Opposite Hotel WHEN WE SAY OUR SUI ARE FROM ‘Stein-Bloch’- an'd .‘Peck’ (MADE av EXPERTS). - Snappy OXFORDS, $3, $4, $5 Spring Hats and Furnishings Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington St, South Norwalk PAGE FIVE . JACKSON’S STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS in Folders, Artist Proof, Panels. finished in Sepia and Engr on Rich Old ivory Stock PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patter Jackson’s Studio 53 Will St. in Black NORWALK, CONN. Fancy Potatoes, - 10 NORTH MAIN STREET Wooden Roofs ASBESTOS Century Shingle Assssros' Roofing Slates THEY ARE Fireproof Everlasting Waterproof FOR SALE AND APPLIED BY Charles H. Ais‘ihorpe 6 Scaview AV. So, Nor-walk. The Secret of ilnaiiclai success is this: Spend less than you earn. . No wage carrier can succeed who does not realize lliiii truth and no business. however lnrxe, can prosper with- out it. begin this week by saving more and open an account with the South Norwalk Trust Co. M David W. Raymond Funeral Director and Embslmer to North Main Street. loath Norwalk. Residence. I Washington litmt. Toiuheno at ofi'loo. m as "Century Compound." Mira? "L. «4. Window (lines of every description. 8th Weights and Cord. Moulded Wooden Gutters. two silos. “Lincoln" ' Asphalt Fabric itooiliis. warranted. Telephone at house. on. w NORWALK Savings Society iNOOIPOflA‘l‘ID 1m ‘ Deposits over $3.775.000 doom Ill. Holmes. frost. win. A. Curtis. Vise-Pint. Fred'k A. that») A Tron. WW... ".0... m... .9. I LOST U8! OP OAR TRANIFIR. But He Received Three Pennies for Holding a Man's Hem. Here Iii a little problem in high lino ance. fiend answers to Daniel Mc- tirady, he hasn‘t yet figured it out and he would liked to have it settled for he is a central figure in the proposi- tlon. This morning. Mr. McClrady with vi last avenue trolley line transfer in his . possession. good for the next car over. stood in front of the Baxter Brothers drug store in South Main street. wait ing for that next car. While he was so engaged. an elderly man. driving a spirited black horse hitched to a car- alone that We a little the wet» for 4 Century Compound Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs But the preparation called “Nevorleak” is not suitable for stopping bail leaks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hear- ing in the Stamford Court, April ll, 1910. We offer the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON and guar- antee all rooting work for three years. The Century Renting 81 Manufadturing Co. 83 WASHINGTON STREET. ,V Wm“...uw..- .... ....-..__.. “WWW..— The Hatch 8; Bailey Co oourii ndhwaut, cons. Ra ll—"2"——-——' Busbel, 60c; Peck, 15e Very Good Butter. lb ............. 33c.Walter Baker‘s Cocoa .......... ..1Bo Extra Fancy Butter, lb ............ 35:: Walter Baker's Chocolate ....... ..17c (iood Eggs. nor do: ................ 25:13 lbs. Peaches .................. ..250 Home Laid Eggs. per do: ......... 30; 5 lbs. Prunes .................. ...250 ‘1. liar: Ben iiur Flour .......... 2.4!»: 3 lbs. Prunes .................... 25c liaa lien ”or Flour. 80¢: bbl.. $6.35 3 cans Tomatoes..‘ ........... 50 3 (‘ans Corn ...................... 25c 3 Cans Peas ...................... 5° Strawberries. Tomatoes. Spanach, Radlslies, Rhubarb, Asparagus. Cucumbe Bermuda Onions, New Potatoes, Lettuce and Oranges. UNITED GROCERY co. 1 PHONE 143 YARD TIL. M , Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from. a Piggery to a. Palace SPECIALTIES One. two and three-ply Tar Paper. Blatant Paper. Sheathing and Builders" Paper. Hair Insulation and Delicate: Plum ., . AUTOMOBILES IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT LUTHER M. WRIGHT S NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8. weer pulled up alongside ot the elixir. "Will you hold my horse a mi while i go into the store?” its as ed ‘ Mr. Moot-adv. Mr. noticed] is an ac- oomodating gentleman and answered that he would be pleased to. When the horse's owner returned from making his purchase lie shelled out three Lincoln pennies into Mr. Ilco Grady a hand. perhaps under the rats- taken impression that they were in, dollar gold pieces in the meantime Mr. Moorady is car had come along and was well over into toast Nor-walk. Rio transfer was no good on the pertain“ lll‘it he had those three Hoopla phnf n so . W « . Sentinel want son. gay. .f ,A
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