Cleanliness dil’utily
Appeal to you. than the product:
at our Bakery and Candy Kitchen
will surely lull.
Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily
F. A. LANE
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM
Telephone. 409
51 Washington 8t.. 80. Nut-walk
m
Jillll ‘ NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
”oil—Now- Department
92~3~Buolnm Department
«Lb-Branch Office. Norwnlk
890 -—Editor'o Residence
Tats—city Editor's Ruldonco ,
L WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and probably Friday. rising lctu-
pcrature. Model-ate south and south-
west winds. A trough of low pressure
extending from Texas northoastwurd
to the Lake Superior region is produc-
ing cloudy and unsettled weather in
the western and central sections.
Pleasant weather prevails along the
Atlantic Coast. The temperature is
rising slowly in hourly all sections cast
of the Rocky Mountains.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
Low. 33;
Temperature:
Partly cloudy,
high. 40.
A good catch of fish is awaiting you
at. the Bridge market. See adv.
The Beckman adv. will give you
some good suggestions for Friday. lit-t.
ter read it.
Spring hats for men at Rogers and
Stevens. See adv.
Claude Guthrie in confined to his
home Ill Broad River, by serious ill-
ness.
The gospel workers will hold a cot-
tage prayer meeting at the home of
L. E. Thcriault. 25 Woodward avenue.
tomorrow evening.
Father Loftus. a i‘ormcr curato at
St. ery's Church, was tho gucst of
Rev. Thomas J. Film. at St. Mary's
rectory. yesterday“ ‘
Washington Chapter. Royal Arch
Masons. hold a stated convocation last
night. Routine business was transac-
ted. The royal arch degree was cott-
forrod.
The many friends of Mrs. James b:
Flynn. who has becu critically ill at
hot home No 3 EIIZNINIII siloct will
be pleased to hear alto is much Illi-
provcd today.
John Farrell. of Stmwbl-rry Hill.
who recently took a position with
Tristrum & Hyatt. has rcalgnod. and
will take a position with the Yale and
Towno factory. of Statuford.
Frank P. Rooney. the former i'billp-
pine ooidler. who has boon III at his
home In Riverside uronuu for some
time past. I: able to be out and this
morning resumed his duties In tho Dou-
ton Store.
Frank Gunrneri. who was hurt in a
basketball game in Bridgeport u wook
ago but night. appeared for play in
last evening’s game hutwot-n Now iiu-
ven and Bridgeport, and was in for
about fifteen tnlnutol in the first ball.
but. had to be rational.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, of
Boldon avenue. left. iiaytonll. Fla. yes-
Iorda tor homo 'l‘hoy horn boon
upon n; tho winter in that place and
report a wry tine time. They will stop
at various points of tolerant on the
way north and will arrive here about
tho Into! May.
Hamel "racial-qt “all“: value
In advortlud in II. R. v.
W
Th W“ a ilvoly runaway la Nor-
walk utordoy oturnoon about 4i
o‘clock. when a mm of Daniel Now-
oonlil. which am standing in front of
DoKlyn‘I store in thin rtmt booms
frlnhtouod. Tho homo mod. a loud
we down the and Int"
tummy thorn worn no other wanna
altar enough to In injured. in front at
Gloudonnlau Intro lilo Animals were
captured by Thom NuNally. who
is employod by W. F Doltlyn. There
«an no MI'IOIII outline done to the
walnut
, W. at No. II Item
Hr! m“ atoll on will. tilt
in «hour. In Ill"
um” m
“minimum Worthi-
summon
Automobile
W
We write all 2qu of
Insurance .
Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
74 WACHINDTON STREET. DOUTI-I
NDRWALK. DONN.
TELEPHONI 1054
Park & Tllford’;
DeliciousCandies'
~DOLD AT.—
F. H. BAXTER’S
. onuo aronl
.FOR SALE
NEW 80318 ORUIBIND LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 0350. Apply It.
Anderson‘s Launch Works
Oyster Shall Point. Norwqu
kth
a tiltilcuit matter. nor vcry expen-
sive either to have a “liot‘cr‘ltllll
crown in the plush of an old brok-
cn-down and discolored tooth. it.
oftou occurs with our of the front
teeth. and when a person laughs
01' speaks the poor tooth shows.
lnnrrlllg tbc beauty of tho olllcrs.
no matter how white and perfect
they may be. 1 match the color
and shape of tho other teeth so
closely that it is almost impossible
to detect crown. and those who
have used them are doliuhtcd with
the results.
r...I H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwatl
Hours: 9 I. m. to 8 u. m. all!»
days by appointment only.
Now Line of
Cloisonne Enameled
Pins
HAT PINS
JABOT PINS
BELT PINS
COLLAR pms'
25c and 50¢ each
The Spling linc of Ncckwcar has
nrritod Juliotu Collars, Dutch
Luci tollats and Yukon.
8T. PATRICK'S POST CARDS.
- 6 for be: 3 ior So
I. I.MALLETTE
('ormoriy Minu- Dow-on)
88 Wllhlngton 8t. Tol. “I
............ mm“... .... .w K...
Young Men
Who Save
Kct moru out of life than
those who do not,
There in it satisfaction
in having a littlu put
, \
away in a unto place.
Small accounts invited.
South Norwaik
Trust. Co.
City’NationalBank
TRANOAD‘I'I A OINIIAL IANKINO
IUIIINIII AND OPPIRI IVINV
FAGILITY OONOII'I'IN‘I'
WITH IOUND
IANKIND
rowan n. it“ roman m
can u. «NI! lot vault-mo.
til
”DWI.
W“ Main“
Inuit“. Illurttln
Jolt "1 ant
Ill lite and fuller
I'll 0117M
moat-ummuumm W‘
A»
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IIIVEIIIII IIIX IIIO*
IIOT. WIITE LETTEI
ALBANY. N. Y.. Mmoh its-«Governor
Dix today donlod tho report that he
has ordered District Attorncy Whit»
man. of ‘New York to withdraw from
tho lilvcsligtttlon of the affairs of tho
Carnegie 'l‘tust Company. and that tho
district allow boy had been superseded
by Mini noy-(Ionotnl Cal molly
According to tho govurnor. no such
lotion was written and Attorney -f}oll-
. oral Connolly uuid today that so for as
ho is consumed no instructions hut/o
come to him from tho govornor.
"l have rocolvod no wunuunlaation
from Governor Dix." said the attorney-
xoneral. “and know nothing about
such a letter as the govornor In rt»
port/ind to burn written District 'Ittor
nay Whitman." said Mr. (‘nrmody
Governor Dix said It was his undsr—
standing that. District Attorncy Whit-
man wan coming to Albany to confer
with Attorncy-(flenurlll (larlliody ruin-
tivc to the Inventiuatlon.
Governor Dix said later that ho had
«cut a unto to Mr. Whitman asking
him to confer with Attorney (lunornl
f‘nrmody on tho olvli sldc of tho situa-
tion. This. It was statod at the ottocll.
tlvo chamber. In in line with tho policy
of the governor to have state omcorn
consultod in everything in which tllcy
havo a direct, conctwn. it. was stated
that. of tho sinic's deposits with the
Cal-uogio Trust Company “0.000 had
born rcoovercd and that there is still
due the stair bclwccn 8150.000 and
IIIIIIJIOII.
"i simply asked the district attor-
ncy." said tho governor. "to confer
with tho ationlcy-gcnorul in his official
capacity up chloi‘ lcltal advisor to the
state. This is mcroly in conformity
with my gcucrul theory that. state oili-
cers should bc vonmlltcd in matters
pertaining to their (lupnrtment. i made
no oillclnl dcmuud on Mr. Whitman,
but merely wrolc a personal auto,
which I askcd Mr. Collin to dclivcr. All
is customary In delivering llotcs of
this character by pcrsonnl friends. it
was unsealed. Ill this note. I asked Mr.
“Whitman to confer with tho attorney-
gouernl. Mr. Whitman in coming up
today to Consult the attorney-notion”
0n auroral malioru and I suppose will
Include the Carnegie Trust Company."
Lator tho uttox'ncy‘goncral said:
"The gorerllnr has just telephoned
tho that ho has asked Mr. Whitman to
confor with me on tho t‘nrucnlo ’l‘ruat
matter. it must. ho rumombcrcd that
tho attornoy~gouorul is Kiri-n by statute
supervision of all rcccivors of Insol-
vcnl; corporations for thc purposc of
protecting crndltorn, trust funds. etc.
and for the purpose of bringing about
a speedy ucttloluonl of such rocelvcr-
ship. It would be lolly to suggest that.
I intend to supplant Mr. Whiman in
rcgnrd to his criminal nountiations.
The stau- haa a deposit of notuothlilfl
over 8:00.000 in tho Curuomc Trust
Company and thus has a pocullurly di-
I‘t‘t‘l. intvrt-st. Of this licposil \l'c Iinrc
aimndy rccovorcd spamming Illu- Sill,-
IltlIi from bonding companion.
"So far from impeding Mr, Whitman
in any way. my desire In to assist him
in uncovering anytiunu hc may discov
or and to itcop In touch with matters
afflicting thr- stall-‘5 direct. IllIt'I‘otil in
this company's ul'fairs. “
IIIIHS III lilililllli.
Mn. Sarah Franco: Read.
Word lulu broil rcroit‘eti in Norwulk
of tho dvuth of Mrs. Sarah Franco»
itccd. widow of the late .ltllnos Rot-ll
formerly wcllhuoun in Norwnll‘.
which occul'od yesterday. March 7. in
I‘uobio. t‘oiorudu. ’l‘ho tIt-t‘t‘libt‘d was
well-known to iilr oldcr lithldi‘IIIN nt
Nol'n‘ullt and In survltt-ti by u Illilllltt‘l
or l‘clullttw hot-c A t-oiltcidl-ln-c in con
ncctlun ullh but ticllllrv In that it or.
currrd just lu‘clltyiwu yours t‘loul tho
(lily silo ul't'ivcll ill i'iluliio il‘olli NIH"
walk. 'l‘hc docmnsmi was MWI‘III)‘ two
warn of our and la Nill‘i’ll‘t'li tn Nor-
walk by two tintlullirra. .\ir. Irwin §t
Scorpio and Mrs. tlcoruv ll. lit-ninn;
a stator. Mrs. William \i’uldon and
u Ilt'olllcr. amp-rut. ll llm-rlll suu
also has two dullultlvru sunning Ilt-I‘
in Pueblo.
George W. Corll.
George W. (‘arll dlcd 'I‘ucsdm night
at tho homo of his dulluhicr. hint llil
Hill I), Boimt‘r. III I: llo ulloct .It‘lllt‘v
City. I l'. Carll built-rod a paralytic
alrolto t rco years ago. and hbl dcuth
wall a consequence. Mr. (‘urli Ilvod
in atomfllrd about. titlrlydlro years.
No wont thcro from Hianwich. lie is
survlycd by IIII widow. now living with
her daughter. Mrs. l.. H. Reynolds, oi
hint Norwalk. and by IiItl daughters.
Mrs. llolnlcr tlnd Mrs, J. i'. lllacltclt.
of 27 Spring nil-out. tilaml'ord. The flu
portal will ho hold at the home or Mrs.
lllacltoit .
toward a. "spoldol
Edward ll spoitiol. father of the
wall known ntuttlulun. .lollu i-l. l-lpnidol,
and an old resident of llrldgoport. died
last night. about il o'clot-lt..nftar a
long lllnolll. and oil yollrn. For many
years he conducted a moat marital ill
tirand Itrout. ilrldmport. and had a
Will. acquaintance. in addition to bill
son John. he is survived by a wife.
onsdauuhtur. Min Emily It. and tour
Black. Mrs. I). l). Lyon and Mrs. It. ill.
liontloy of New Huron. lie was it
member at .l. t‘, Tuthlli ('ump. W. 0.
Mn. N. .tooi Lemon“
'l‘lto Innorol or Mu. II Joni
Lowndoll wall hold at it o'clock you-w
”Infill“ "i WM" INC v“ to’rday morning II; her into home. “I
WILFNID IDLWILL. Ductile! Wont Ono ilundrod and Twenty ilith
street New York city. The new. I‘pd‘
tirio W. Norris. of uranium. formerly
motor of Trinity IllpImml (Sharon.
Booth Namath. anointed. and fallout-
brought to south Nomiit and tllpnoo
:31? to thougooolrngnuultot Ir-
a some n ‘
‘ Dari inhuman at
’ my I “‘8: NW”
WNW wool
listen. Mrs. li‘. .l. illnderer. Mrs. D. P. ..
. m MnMwWUWMu-UWWWwwwwm‘mmlmfiWWWW-nmvw
The Home of Hart Schafincr & Marx Clothes
Spring Hats
for Men
Our hat trade is as well acquainted with hat
values as we are ourselves. So we depend on solid
quality to satisfy our customers; and by having cv~
cry new style in a variety of proportions. we are able
to supply exactly the right hat for every man.
Dcrbics and soft bats, $2 and $3.
Our Custom Tailoring Department is booking
more orders than ever before; for one reason. be-
cause we are showing the most tempting line at
choice fabrics to select from. For another reason.
because our' customers are our best advertisements—
and they are working for us all the time.’
”May we take your measure for your Spring Suit
or Trousers?
I
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
At my old hubby itigilIlirr-KIVIII}! good
ought to ho a maltor of touruc but it isnt
bctlcl than amour also lot going to talk aluult it
the in“ thoitvst the
Ask for
i-i rout. cal‘o.
IItlliIIIt: (‘ lips"
(it t'mii'lit' i cannot offrr thorn iii iht- ruling price
«.m..__... .wmm
CLEAN
:4 South Main St.
*‘South Norwaik
i
OATS! l
.
woll-scrccncd rails. This Q
and as long as I do it
market odors ‘-
of or-
t
l
, larlzc harry outs of Hwy blight color. closcly clipped and bundled with i
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dlnary oats. but tho «tidal-once in cost ill not a matter of any grant
conuoqitcnco a low (unis mnrc on a lull:
1 our or dirty oats mulls your
horses sick and infill: end you 'll find them most expellilvn
First in quulltrrlast In pricc. always in the minds of its custom.
ora~Bounlo IIomoiJrouud Feed for iloruoa. t‘ultlo and Poultry,
uill lo- Itiiillii Ili'l'i.
\\ II\ 2.
Hull“ ilvi‘v lirni for u swim-lion
l
MANUEL ‘I‘ORO HATCH.
um
A Good Catch of FISH
'Iiic)
nrc nil lllwll
IAHtin iii 3le l‘ moi should al-
iultln It flit“ solicit-
' A
v» u.»-
Cutbill’s
TELEPHONE]
are oluaunt.
nro hora.
Bridge Fish Market. ® XIRA SPECIMS
4.... u .,
The New Spring Silk Dresses
You‘ll ltllroly Ilko the fashions two are IIIIOWIDR and
thorn arr so many stylus and shade: that you are sum to lind lust
lllc oltu you trout.
early; moat women do.
Uf course. you
ADVANCE PRIOI “RIO—THIN WE‘K ONLY.
Now in the time. when all tho good things
Small Smelt. not (treated.
1
Small Pollock. not dressed . .4 lbs. 25c
Fro-thou. not dreucd , . 3 "18.25:!
Large Bright Herring. not draued
3 Ibo. 25::
No. 1 Small. drained ..... .2 lbs. 250
Blocknoh. dressed . . , . .,.lOc lb.
Haddock. dressed ..... ..10e lb.
4 lb... 25c
Spanish .‘Iui'kt‘i't'i. lfioiu. Salmon. Wonk
.IIIII llluciish. iioc .lucltn. Halli-ill. Stank
t‘od, iluck and lloc Shad. tlosilnu
t buns for baking.
FREE DELIVERY.
want to not your spring appnrol
QI'l‘It‘l‘).
: VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER ............................. ALDO;
PURELARDHAPOUND.............._........ ...... “0'?
EXTRA FANCY EGGS, GUARANTE ED. A OOZEN ................ I3:
AAP FANCV PATENT FLOUR. A D AO ........... .............
25 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR .. ......................... $1.25
20 POUNDS ORANULATEO SUDAN FOR. .......................... II I“
to POUNDS ORANULATED SUGAR FOR ......................... "t
5 POUND3 GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ............................
Of Interest k
to Early Buyers V.
I
OUR SPRING CLOTHING IS HERE.
ALSO THE NEW SPRING DERBIEB, $2 AND ‘3.
THE norm. custom TAILORING sAuPLEs
roa SPRING ARE READY FOR voua INSPEC-
TiON. lT TAKES six nave To GET one or
mass SUITS—A GUARANTEED FIT. Pawns 313
T0 :30.
“.
SOMETHING NEW TO
WEEK.
allow you Evsnv \'
.4 a.
Price’s Clothing Store.“
98 Washington Street ’
Hood Hugs. prr dozen .......... 20c lilaluc l'otaiucs ..... pk. 17:. low, 656
Home laid I-Jguu. per don. . . . .30c IA mun (3 ling Peaches. can ....... 10c
" cans Squaw Ilrand .‘ililk ....... 25c Magnolia or (‘lovcr Milk can...10¢
Any kind Pancake Flour. it pkgs..25c ilcckcr's or White Rose Cali». 3 ”y...
I pkgs ........................... 25¢"
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l‘ttlanips. Spinach. Kuiu. Sumo! l‘otaitws,
pics titangcs ului tirapc l‘nlll
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY :7
20 NORTH MAIN DTREIT
I.¢'llllt r.
Cranberries. A1» '
LEAD
Others follow. but fail to take the place of Camel. ‘ Sold in
sealed packages only. for 30, 33, 35 and 38¢ per pound.
The Union Pacific Tea Company
126 Walhlngton Streak—Tel. 5423 Free Delivery. .
in all hood rosulls from a stoic hentcr m furnace that‘ 2"
IL blokon'
li yours is broken. lust send for us to repair it and
supply nut polls that pro uorn Ulii-Wc blue on Mild. '
at all limos Ill. TLANII FIRIZ (U’iAI lo tepince burned
out iirc bricks.
Scull lot as todtn.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co.
17 Wall Direct Phone 742 .pontl. ,
ESTIMATES CHEERFIJLLY FURNISIILka ‘ .
The Great A&P Tea Compan
124 WASHINGTON 811. DOUTH NORWALK.
w. No. one. Dollvorlu a: so a. m. and 2: to p. m. mu balm ‘
lib Main It. Word
iIIlIl ill llilt
WALL fi‘l‘iildlll’l‘. to: it) a. m.~—-'I‘ho
stock innrltrl opened limp: and mod-
The Paris Cloak ill Suit House
II IGIIIII Main “so Outfit lelt
uratoly notlvo today. The Gould Iflliil
I. especially rtronh. Wuhan pill
wine as t 14. the common in null
Nlmuri Pacific in.
gained it such and Union
Reading
Weill ll it
"All”! urn
prim wore the
trimming“ of
III“! and
It a; industrial:
t at the first hour
tag on mow. the "molar mo and tits mark‘ogfiuuodod Iliihtl on diu-
J the noon hour. in which to
wmhnno. Reduction or tho Bank or
England i'llln had boon discounted in
the Mutton marital with no cruel
than or in New York. The bond more
ROI. no ilrtn. with considerable activi-
ty and “mouth in Womb Floors.
WALII. srausrr, 1 p. m.~'l‘lloro won
a slight tmptdromitnt In rtou during
Union Pa-
otdo unloaded it: ride to a point. The
nitration Will halted. honour. when
Missouri Padilla was IOIII down from
(ill to below lib.
LONDON, March hadron ruin of lilo.
count of the hunk of bani-nil not
induced from 3% to it turnout. today.
ulna-W
A'giALANIiNI KILL. NINI‘I'IIN.
nu ii‘l‘rouaeauoulflluuladla
Moratorium swept down upon,‘
I.“ “~t'°tl‘“thit;tltt“*i:“‘
a o ‘
Our allotment of cars for Spring delivery is being lupidly molten for;
It you im- thinking of buying a low- priced high Quality ,cm. remember
FORD Model T
is THE Car
Put in your tirdrr NOW It you want a sprint delivery.
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