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F A. LANE
91 Wthlnntoo Street,
South NorwIlit
Pure
Home-made
Candy
The choicest Chocolates out] [too
’ lions. all the products of the up.
to-dtitc hnke‘ shop. loo Cronin
parlor.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—NIWI DIpitrtment
I2»3——Buslneu DIpIrtmInt
44-2—Brlnoh Office. Ncrwalk
890 ——Edltor'I Residence
729-5—42in Editor’I Ruidtnco
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalh and vicinity: iluln or
snow followed by clearing and much
colder tonight. Thursday i'uir with n
cold wuvo. lllgh shifting winds ho-
('Oillillg northwest tonight. Wuruings
for high winds are displnyoti uloug
thg‘ New England coast.
._...__.,_..........
.lohn Carpenter, 0i Norwnik. spout
yostcrdny in Now York city on host-
liens.
William .lowctt. of the Suits Tr‘xiilc
Company. is spending the day in New
York on business.
Mrs. Minnie Sterling, of Union uro-
nor. is confined to her homo by n
slight tillflt‘k or grip.
(.icorge Stone. of New York, who has
been visiting friends in ilrotid liivor.
has returned to his homo.
Mrs. C. A. lint-strum. who has boon
visiting in l’lttsburg, hos returnod to
hor homo in Prospect uvcuue.
The old electric clock, whirh has
done good service in Wood‘s drug
store. has been replaced by it fine new
one.
CIlill‘it‘S llrltto. the popular brisket
bull inatmgor of the Sixth Compuny
loam, spout this morning in Bridgeport
on business.
Division No. I. A. 0. Il.. will hold on
important morning tomorrow I'Vt'iiilig
and there will be much business. A
in" attendance 0i tho members is re~
quested.
m
midi-cry cont‘oniencc ior mulching
your hair in Switches, i’itt‘i's. ilrnids.
Scalp Treatments, 'l‘ouchlug-up. Facial
Mtisfiliflt‘. Manicure. Hair Pit-cos from
\Olli own oomblngs AI 'Iho iiouuty
Shop. to: Washington St
Miss Nollie and Mrs Richard tior-
mun, of Prospect uremic. who have
«lteontspeuding a few tluys with friends
in New York city, returned to their
home this afternoon.
The Girls‘ Friendly Society of (trot-c
Church met last evening at the chapel.
Regular business wast transacted, fol~
lowing which singing lessons were tuit~
(in by the members.
Tho regular weekly drill oi the Sixth
(‘ompsny wus held lIst evening in the
armory. There were a number of mem-
bers lined by court-martial sitting for
non-attendance ut the drills.
A regular meeting of Catholic lin-
ion Council was held last evening in
the club rooms in Wont avenue. The
annual roll call was read. Other int»
portnut business was transacted.
Queen Victoria Assembly. No. i. will
meet. tonight in Myiitit' Chain Hull and
take action to prepare for work to be
douoe ut the session of the Supreme
Castle, A. I). K of the M. C‘, which
will be hold hero in May.
At the meeting of Norwnik Amie. F.
O. 1.3., which is to be held this even
ins. titers will be much business. There
,is to be an initiation at s class of cuti-
didatos and it is hoped that the st
tendanco at the meeting will be lame.
The police were mandated by the
Bridgeport policI yesterday to not Illd
ward Solomon. wsntsd tor non-support
or his family. Solomon, who is quite
on elderly man to he Irmtod on that
(home, was found in Flat Not-walk by
Constable J J Goodwin and locked
up for the night. This morning Detec-
tiva Cronin sum over from Bridge-
port Ind took heinous back to that
place with him.
Clinics Brittb. MW of the Sixth
Company bIIksthIli tit-I'm. says that
than in , . Ir mm or
jolt right. to ninth: It?!” Ohmic!»
ship. cw mm oi” ins outn-
lot} and“!!! Ill till
‘0 ‘ I. "in? Milton» Ismusi Ilimmmn
. Mason. .
“’8in line I '
W9 write all toms 0!
Automobile
Insurance
Will gla'dly explain. Telephone 165-2.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN“
M WAOHINGTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILEPHONI 105-!
Park & Tllford’s
DeliciousCandies
~BOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE
NEW 80x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE ”60. Apply II.
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point, Norwslk
HeWho Does Not
lllllliit‘lliP troll is un tummy oi‘ his own
lilo." A portion cuuuot properly pro~
burn the food l‘or tho stomurh it tho
book tooth lire intone. or ii lilo teeth
uro sore and st-usiiiro it oi‘iou or~
curs thut n smitil plow oi' bridgi- work
or II ilttlo Irt-ntiug oi tho gums and
tooth will put the mouth in such it l!0ii~
dition that tho pullout ls srnrrcly ubie
to rculizo surh n t'itttngo in his general
health could be possible by so istnull
on nullity oi tinn- und input-y. t'ousul-
tzition iron.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South itiIIn St. South Norwsik
Hours: 9 I. In. [D 3 D. at. Sun.
OIYE by appointment only.
av...
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New Line of
Cloisonne Enameled
Pins
HAT 9th
JABOT PINS
' BELT PINS
COLLAR PINS
250 and 50¢ each
’l‘bo Spring line or Norkwour has
arrived; .Iubots, l‘oiint's. iliitt'h
intro Collars nod Yokes.
8T. PATRICK'S POST CAROB.
6 for 50; 3 for BC
I. l.MALLETTE
(tormsriy MIIIII Damon)
88 Washington at. TII.
“D
a.» — O—w—aw .JW» -n
Young Men
Wow...
Who Save
got. mord oui or life thnn
.. “MN .-... ..
those who do not.
‘ Thorn Is a satisfaction
in buying a ilttlo put
own; in n solo pluro.
Smull amounts invited.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.‘
CityNationalBank
”I'RANIAOTI A OINIRAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFER. EVERY
FACILITY OONOIOTINT
WITH IOUND
IANKINO
0 list “mummified“
.100 .00 . "Wm
IIII Down loam. OI Ind I III- yIIr
Iowmn .IIATHIWION. I'm.
JOHN H. NAPP. III VIII-Pm.
IIIIIIDIIII It It. ROWAN. and Via-
WILI'IID IODWILL. cIIIiIIr
DIIIOTOID
iii-l. Km
din-mi“
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WI
4. WIIIIII "Irvin
John H Isiah!
Full H. Revisit
IvI thud
illiliilllllii not in 'M
James 1’ i-ilioehau, tho well-Intnow
Norwnllt cigiu uiiikot, who was opom- l
lod on tor uppoudit ltis ti i‘ow days ago
oi the Norwuik ilospltui is
very comfortably today and Indications
paint to his stendy improvement.
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The Rev. ii‘ A. Coleman. rector of
Trinity (‘iinrth. will doiivor nu uddioss‘
this owning ut tho (‘ lumh oi tho (loud
Shopurd. Shelton. ltettot Utiitllllull
was the. sponlter ut the noon tiny lA—in-
Icn sorvioo yestcrduy at Trinity Cilan-
oi, Bridgeport.
A sporiul meeting oi’ the voutry of
Trinity Church wns lu-ld IIIHI eVIiniilK
at which time. tho print'lpul luminous
under discussion was the securing 01'
it home. for the motor. ltor. it‘. A. Cole-
man. A. conuniitoo ‘wus uppointod to
look slow the tunitor unti roport later.
Iiillli Ill Will Sillili
WAIA. S’l‘lll‘II-I'l‘. iti:l(l II. in.‘ -'i’lie
Hlot'it uiurltot optuuul urtivo nod irreg-
lliili'.tlliil(lill-1Il guius Wl'l‘l' in the tuition
lty. liniolt i’uriiir oponod with u block
oi’ 2,300 shores tit 176 to 176‘.» M
liKflilliiI l‘t‘fié‘h itt the close yosiortiny.
\\'t-siltu:‘honse Electric unload ttfi. ill»
tools (‘outrul nnd (‘uuudinn f'uriiit'. 554.
lit-public Stool Yet. und Missouri Puciiit‘
and Southern Railway is... Virginia lint"
oiiuu t‘hi-mit'ul dud Amorh'un Agricul-
inrul (flu-tuivnl lost it point and Amul-
gumutod (topper. Alcbisoii und Anteri
run Locomotive A...
WAIA. H’l‘llldlc’l'. II n. n . »l’rotlbt
worn taken in spots on :1 result of yore-
terduy'u slutrp rirt', iuit 'Illl‘ tunin toir
(It‘lit‘y whit upwurt-ds, Houdini: rallying
from 157% to lithlth, St. Paul also vu-
iuhlishod n luritv iriit‘tloutti guilt. but“
ilnlon l’nriflo unti llniiod Stairs Stool
mot enough stock to lump I low in in.»
ll‘l‘tiity'fl tort-I.
\VAIIL HTIIEIC'I‘. NOUII.“‘J\ IUIH‘ iii
«pilot strength t'Iiurnt'tt-rtzod tripling
during the morning. prions or n num-
ber of storks udvuut'iup shbstuntiplh.
individual stocks t‘onpontiod to spot-till
iutiiioncos and thvlr strength gradual-
lr pormontod the wholo mnrkvt, so
thul by noon tho list gout-rully wits
rulin‘g woli show yvstordnr‘s rinse.
(‘uuudiun i’uridt- from Big
ittiotbvt rm'ord figure, on roiiiul oi ro-
ports of forthcoming \ulunhlrx Mort.
rights. A riiw of two points lti Amort-
run Sugar unnotuu-rmotu oi
udtutm- in prices ot‘ the prodortu.
limitin new sloutiy.
S'I‘llifilil'I‘. i p In “(‘I‘IIIH”
lmttlwr, “ilit‘li bus th'il uudrr rt-rvut
prt-ssurn. wos taken hold ut‘ and and
richly illll up 2%; to ill”... lfunndiuu I’lt'
t‘itit' mutiutu-d to recur. touching Qikht.
a coin oi” 3 points. with tho lmueilts
oxportod to iII‘Ibt' from IIIt.‘ proposvd to
oiprot‘ity attii't-mtieiit IlllrilllIiII-Z mun-y
buyers Auu‘rit‘uu III‘I‘. WIliI‘il lluti
bm-n urtiro and strong. was without
support today uud droppod 2 points on
slight oiloriuu. 'l‘ht- stock lilill'ht'l gou-
t'rully wus sluggish. but firm.
In 2177-“
i‘oliotwd
\\'.-‘ti.l.
STRIKE CASE IN COURT.
Poll Will Try to Have injunction
Against Theatrical Workarn
Made Permanent.
liMi'l‘l-‘Ill'tii, Murrh 1.. ~'l‘bt~ tit-our
oi uriiou ill lllv hubt lit-lump tho in
tvruutlonul Aibuuw or 'l‘lieuiricul
Slum litnpluit-s unti S. 7.. Pull. mvtiol‘
of tho l’uli vuudt-tilio rirtuil. hos illiiil~
ml to tho Supt-riot t‘oult. .iu l-lt'ori will
in- Il‘lutit‘ tomorrow to how um injunc-
tion obluined by Mr. Phil against tho
strikers in ”tin PM). the Musirinus‘
lulon ond thu- t‘tntrul i.ubor l‘nlou
mudo pm‘iuuuout it is ruptirted thul
ilunioi It. llnwuporl. or iiridgoport.
oouusol for the Anwrirun Auti-Iioycott
Association. will rcprosent tho Poll in-
text-«ts
The luiuurtion route as it big sur~
prise to tho lubor men. who had not
counted upon rorourilo to the courts.
The Control Luhor Union is citod into
the prot-omuugs borouse it won through
that ()i‘Riiili‘ulllttll thut tho tiieutro mu-
siriuns wan ordered to strike in sym-
pathy with the mono ponds.
NAVIGATION OPENED.
. ilAit'l'I‘UillL March lb. ~l‘onuocti
I‘Ill rivor mitigation for the season
opened today with tho arrival or the
sit-mnor liliddiotowu from New York
lioguiur bout herrim will now be
mulntninod as tho rivor from this city
to Long Islund sound is clear of ion.
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CHARGES AGAINST BANKER DIE.
I8 BID.
MB
(ilNl INNATI, 0.. March law—In I
sensational uttotunt‘o Judge Frank Gor
inch, of the Court. or Common Pleas.
today dismissed the contempt charges
against Georgie ll. Cox. bInkar nil-II po-
litinst lender. its declared the utter,
nnrcl oi Cox. which wcro published It-
tor tho luttor's indictment for perjury
wore "lusciout Ind Kaine."
FORTV- NINTH BALLOT TAKEN.
ALBANY. N. Y.. March 15.wil‘orty-
i’uth iolm ballot for United 8mm
Senator: ,
Democrstwslioohso ill; Littlstmi
ii. Kenton 0; O'BrIIn I Ilopicr I:
Psrkori: Giynn1.8uissri GuriIlIi -
Ronni: limo-«DID»: 73o
Tutsi vote out-dill. .
Necessary for choice tit).
r‘osllnz '
The Home of Hart Schai’fncr & Marx Clothes
ALL ABOARD FOR
SPRING HATS
Wilson “ Errol] "
5 x 2} .
Low crowns and wide brims—thc derby styles
oi the season. They‘re here in all correct shapgs. and
all proportions. Finding your hat is easy, if you
come here.
Dcrbics of quality-$2.00 and $3.00.
Soft hats galore—all the snappy Spring shapes
and shades. with quality written all over them as
plainly as the nose on your face.
Soit hats worth buying. $2.00 and $3.00.
Spring Overcoats and Spring Suits are holding
daily receptions in our storcwenthusiastic receptions
they are. for the finest clothes that ever came to town
att'c here, waiting to be drafted for the Easter parade.
New Spring Neckwear just in—uitra swell slut?
”Sum.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 WIII St., Norwalk.
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
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"BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
"his is :l hoinu pnuiiiti. Ii‘t'wlil out'b do). I‘IlililuiM‘II of old t-ruritotl
rnri 1niiint wed. rmrkmi wheat, Mill‘i tut out utrui. and only tuniorluls
thitl nation in I‘\'¢‘I’"\' rrspottt up to our high slundsni tiro IISQ'IJ. A coin
plole ' :iiu ltillllli Ior little chbks, pmpmod oswriuiiy to meet the
mods li‘ till}: the ttiiitsl porlod nt «liiqkiliit- (ontolus oltuuents of
tood ninth itirtilit cuss (intention and ippiii lit‘lii tin month i pom-gt.
it lit-lit il it to be tho bout vhitit Im-d up the maria-t limutitw II has
rill ilu- good thlllfilh that the host or tbctl‘hut-v. with illi' uddsd honour
of brim: limb. shirt. is most PK"! utiul. »,
MANUEL roso HATCH.
First in quality. last in prior. uiways in the minds of its custom
or: llonnie Home (irouud Food for Hors‘oa. Cattle and Poultry~
will be lotind horn They are all fresh
whys (Iiilil‘ lune lirid for u induction.
Look at thr- ruriety:
I.
I
Small ‘Sntelt, not drIIIId..
Small Pollock. not dressed. .
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Spit
und
I‘od. llut'k und itoe Shad.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
83 Booth Main Oh. Booth Norwsik
New Spring Goods Arc in
ANDp NIADYg VCR VOUR INIPRGION
To them who not the pick of the fluent and MIWBII goods producId
this station. we say: “(toms only. “ The sterI we show will pie-Io
your dye. The values we oiIIr will pious your pocketbook. Call It
once inst! use our immense stock of
New Suits. Long Coats, Waisis, Dresses.
ii. Skirts. Underwear. Hosiery
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06mm
A Good CaICh of FISH
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
liovors of Son Food should si-
.4 Mm. 256
.4 lbs. 25c
Milt‘iiél‘ol. Eels. Salmon. Wonk his houso nud remaiurd
iuoiisb. Itoo Jocks. lislibtit. Stock
‘ Moving the attire he wont
collar band. Regular
coloring: are great.
$1-$1
THE CHOICE OF
Twenty Presents
with .1 lb. can (50c) of
Sovereign
Baking
Powder
The best Baking Powder on the
market—pure and of great leav-
eninq powers.
The Union Pacific
Tea Company
126 Washington St. TcI. 542.3
HAD HIS CASE CONTINUED.
John J. HInlon Appeared in the Nor-
wIIk Town Court Today.
lobn I. ilsulon oi‘ Springuood ms»
our, \‘tu\\'.uilt was arrrstt-d last night
hoitiy utter 9 o‘tlotk by Captain
'l‘homus lluut charged with intoxicat-
liilll. The case rume before Judge Ed-
unrd .\i. ilochwood. this morning. and
tbohgii the testimony was not over un.
til utter to there was nothing done
shoot the mutter and it was continued
until . it o'clock Suturdny morning
Murvh ill.
The witnesses were Dr. William Bur-
- hit-ll MI Poet. of Broad River. and
FroltfiIh. not drIIIId ....... 3 In. 25c Muitin .I Mollonough. oi Norwnlk
W bolt the witnesses had been heard
Fistfih. not dressed ........ 3 lbs. 256 All “union was called. in giving no-
I ottut of his notions he said that he had
Hoddtik Ron ................ 12:: lb IIIII'IIIINI u directors meeting in New
York nnd when he came in Norwalk
on Monday night he went straight to
there until
‘ hourly it last night. Ho had nothing to
drink at his house. Ho came from his
house to his other in Willi street, and
utter looking over some letters. took
the sumo and mulled thsm in the box
in front oi the I‘loliuos. Keolor &t~iel~
look Conipuny' H utilise. lie then return
' ed to his chit-e and waited for n friend.
up Wail
siroot to Skoiioy ti Howard‘s rigor
storo and talked there it while. He.
unused Cnptslu Hunt on the wuy there.
i When he cums out of the cigar store
ho was taken by Captain Hunt and led
to the police station. Ho did not then
supposo that he was to be arrested
and when the tarts oi the 0853 appear-
ed to him he was so duntfouudsd that
be It once lost. his memory. for on the
witness stand this morning he testi-
fied that he did not. know whether
there were or were not any othIr oi‘II»
cm In the headquarters. tisptnin Hunt
nomad three. omccrs Eillt. Psyne and
Border. who Mr. ilnnlon faced when
lie csmo into the utstion house.
A trot-sling man who Wits I cissr-
IttI smoker reached town on In Isrly
trIln. He wanted I Icicle. but none
or the stores was coon. No“ the
station hI no it newshoy Imokilil. Ind
approsrhsd him with:
"any. can. not another ailerons?"
"No. sir." IIid til I boy. “but I've
got msitlnss.”
"All riIlit." the irmlinx in»: aid
you ll: one for moi"
The boy did .
“Don't. believe I've not I match."
his lists. .
Wounded/hint it suit
pain." ltI aid.
WM“ «lilac W
Shirts
reminds us that we wish to announce' the or;
rival oi the peachiest Spring lino ever shown.
Double soft cults, with soft collar and with
with and without cults attached. Patterns and
Fabrics are Madras,
Percale. PM” and Euptlw Silk.
.50 - $2
They are “LION BRAND,"
for quality. They are in the window.
"But 1 mt roll out my load. Will
said tits mun. sitar I search through .
negligee. cont style,
which vouchcl
Ur
A large unsortment It
WHITNEY make. Intli
The ioliotltln ~ .
mails at the M 9* . .
Iry, ScoliIId iIII that.
years Inc
“To hoyl To “their
three times“! ”Ft“
command at his N
In’ hormone to, m
Norwalk Chronicler