91 WIIhIngton 31"“,
South Not-walk
. Pure
Home-made
Candy
The choicest Chocolates and lion
Boas. all the products of the up-
to-date bake shop. Ice Cream
parlor.
llllll ‘ NEWS
an M
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
l2-2--,Nows Dopaflmont
IZ-s—auoinoso Department
44-2—Branch Office. Nor-walk
.90 —Edltor‘I ReIldenco
729-le Editor’I Rooldonco
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight. Friday fair
and warmer. i‘ligh west and northwest
winds, diminishing by Friday morning.
Warnings for high are continued along
the New England coast. The storm
that was central over the lake region
yesterday morning passed over this vi-
cinity last night and is now (ventral
near Eastport, Maine. it has produced
high winds in the Lake region and
along the North Atlantic coast. Clove
land. 0., New York city Bloch island
and Nantucket reported winds of 56
miles per hour. Pleasant Weather pro~
vails this morning in all sections east
of the Rocky Mountains except in New
England. Freezing temperatures ex.
tend as for south as Georgia and Ala-
hams.
TEMPERATURE A yup AGO TO-
0
A .
Low, 29;
i
Temperature: high. 50,
Clear.
Cockenoo Tribe, 1'. t). R. M., will
meet this evening in tho haylott in
Wall street.
Herbert Whone. who has been ill at
his home in West Main street. is very
much improved.
Tile Stations of the (‘ross will in
said at St. Mary's Church tonight. in
stead of tomorrow night.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py~
thias.’wili meet this evening. The
lodge is installed in its new quarters
in South Main street.
...—...
.l. lrving Dibble. president and trash
surer of the Ferris Coal (‘ompnm is
on a recreation trip to Savannh. Allan
to and ether points in the South
Court Cecile D. of C. hold a sewing
session last evening in the Ladies‘ Aid
roonrs in St. Mary's Church. Despite
the threatening weather the attend
once was large and much work was
accomplislttd.
There will be a meeting of the corn-
mltteo of seven which is Working on
the construction plans of the new
bridge in their headquarters in the
town court room tonight. according to
a notice received by Judge James Mc-
Kiernan, of the town hall building.
The regular meeting of Norwalk
Aerie No. 588. F. 0. ill. was hold last
night in their rooms in Wall sit-too. A
Class initiation took place in the A. 0
H. hall. Following the initiation and
business meeting the members enjoyed
a. social hour before leaving for their
homes.
—-Every convenience for matching.
your hair In Swilchos. Putts, iiraids
soalp Treatments Touching-up. Facial
Massage. Manicure. liair Pieces from
your own combinas. At The Beauty
Shop. 103 Washington St.
The Norwalk high school basketball
team will no to New Haven tomorrow
night to play the basketball team or
that. school. How be room will make
out cannot be p pheoled, but they
Ihouid. according to previous work
give New Haven I hood so. and pos
Ilbiy win. This will very IiitalI be the
int some of the season.
Charles IL Petty. who recently re-
Iignod II oier‘y It .tlro City National
Bonk. completed his connection there
yesterday. and tomorrow his hometown
Charlo- Ill Blunts. will begin his new
duties. Mr. Higgins leaves the employ
oi tho Boailhipt oyster System. incur
poratod. to thke the batty position. Mr
Potty will take a position with on an
tomobiio concern in New York.
W
who for lords limo
I d IIhippinI o
”g" ”Wot-hr. ilII toutidnd hiI ml:
or? on “the 11;th film
pom has boon em-
all“ Bit
ii oIiIln'r.1 d"
2n had
hit I. H. Mathewson umuIi drummn
’ 1 _;n.-w
F. A. LIINE N
Charles Knotvloi,.ot Center avenue.
it in the Barker
take
THE SOUTH
M.
We who Iii tom! ofT
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephoao ills-2.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
fl WAIHINGTON CTRIIT. IOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONI 105-!
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~80LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Worlls
Oyster Shell Point,'NorwIIk
HeWho DOes Not
masticate well is an enemy of his own
life." A person cannot properly pro-
puro tho food for the stomach it the
back teeth are gone. or it‘ the teeth
are sure and sensitive. it often oc
ours that a small piece. of bridge work
or a little treating. oi" the gums and
tooth will put the month in such a (ton!
illilOll that the patient is scarcely able
to realize such a change in his general
health could be possible by so small
an outlay of time anti money. Consul»
ration free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Not-walk
Hours: 9 I. in. to 8 o. at. Sun-
days by appointment only.
New Line of
Cloisonne Enameled
Pins '
HAT PINS
JA BOT PIN 8
BELT PINS
COLLAR PINS
25c Ind 50¢ each
The Spring lino of Neckwrur has
arrived: .Iabots. Collars. Inrtrh
Lac'o (‘ollnrs and Yokes.
8T. PATRICK‘ 8 POST CARDS.
6 for 50; 3 for St:
J. l.MALLE'I"I‘E
(tormorly MIIIII Dawson)
38 wIIhington 8t. TII. 440
Young Men
”Q v.1.
Who Save
not more out of lilo than
those who do not.
There is a satisfaction
in having a little put
away in a safe place.
South Norwalk
Trust 00.!
CityNationalBank
THANIACTC A GENERAL IANKINC
IUIINCIO AND OFFIIO IVIRV
FACILITY CONCII‘I‘INT
. IDWIN H. MATHIWOOH. PM
‘ JOHN H. KNAPP. III VIII-PM
VIII-HID IODWILL. OIIIIIII
DIRECTOII
John H. KnIpp .I. WIIIIII Mmin
christian MINI Job n H. wt.”
II morn I'rIdI-i
yI-Ivtio I. Hurt but!
FIIDIHIOK H. ROWAN. Ind VII.
Illilllll Illiilllli llF illi
llil NURSERY Iiilllllllllll
Reports Show Much Good Work
Done Durinuihs Year
The annual meeting of the ltay Nur-
sol‘y Association was held in the South
Norwaik Congregational Church. yes“
terduy afternoon at 3 o‘clock. The fol-
iowing oiiicors wore elected to serve
one your: ,
l’resldonthrs. William Church.
Vice-1.1rosldentwlilrs Alex. .I. Rum-
mler.
Secretary- -Mrs. Harvey M. Kent.
'1‘ reastrrctwhilss t ‘aroly n liocr urn.
Five directors were elected to serve
three yours~~ Mrs. Christian Swartz.
Mrs. Walter Munro, Mrs. E. M. Lock-
wood. Mrs. John Newinmi, Mrs. W.
ii. Ryan.
The secretary submitted hcr report
as follows:
To the Oiiicers and Members ol‘ the
Day Nursery Association: l herewith
submit the following report for the
year ending March ill. iiii 1: This date .
closes the second year's existence of
the Day Nursery. and while the at-
tendance falls behind that of the your
previous. i do not view tilts as a dis-
rouragement. ior I consider the Nur-
story on a sounder basis and in a
healthier condition in some respects.
than in tho previous year, and think
it is past the experimental single.
The citizens have. been generous
with their gifts and we haw- heen well
supported by the press and by public
sentiment. The Nursery has been
most fortunate in having so competent
and conscientious a tnatron. who in-
spires confidence in the members of
the organization. as Well as in the
mothers who learn their children in
hot (halite
'lhero has bdon \(‘I‘_\ little sickness
among the children. The entire num
her oi‘ children cared for during the
year was 1737. being an average of
live and a fraction a day. or (iii a week.
These children represent II (lll‘leront
lntnllios. The overdue for tho' your
previous won a iittlo larger. about six
ll day. For the pat-ti few weeks. the
attendance has increased. Yesterday
thorn vii-re ill children present, iiettov-
ing that the Nursery is tulprociatcd
by the mothers who toll turd the poo
pie generally, We are coniidontly
looking forward to a successful lltlut'o
HELEN lllild. Kl-IN'i‘. Soc,
’i‘hc troasurcr’s report.
Italanco on hand blur. 1. tall) .3 illiiil
ilcvolptnt
Subscriptions ..... . . .. . Elliot)
Mothers‘ fund ......... .. . iiii‘utii
Telephone suimerlptlon . . . . ., (1.95
Day Nursery Whirl (firth . . litti.
it. ill. and M. & bi. Assn. ball
game ................... 42m
\\ornnn' s i‘ \lhango :t,t:t
Automobile ride .. . 2.30.0"
ltirot lol it \thists, tons. snlos
Nt‘ ............. .,,. liliilfi
interest on smlnus :l(‘i‘i . 2.07
t hllsltuns dnum- 1124'?»
(Ellis 27m)
“.le.th
Ex lii'iitilllll‘t‘ti'
Rout .. . .8 Round
\iuilon' s sul. u} allti IH‘IIH r Itflllu
(iron rips and milk ... , ., sift:
Mont . . . ............. 193:.
Iilvttti ...... 3.7.55
(out and wood. ..... .’-.‘..‘.':'.
Gail ................... ‘JIjIl
'I‘t'lvtlllttito . ,. ...., . . H.515.
Electric lighting its?
Sundries ........ Ill Til
Innate
balance on hand Mliil‘li i. lilii.
8423.0].
Deposited with South Norwalk 'l‘l‘tlst
('H.’ i'IlN"IlIIiL'. dept. $104.36. savllirzfi
dopt, titans.
i‘AliUlA’N ’i‘. ittlElll'li.
Treasurer
Ho. Norwalk. March iii. 11111.
i haw examined the books and ac
counts ot‘ the trousuror and tiud thorn
correct, to the best or my knowledge
and ln-iiel.
t‘. E. IitlY'l‘. Auditor.
Tho Director‘I Report.
Our third year. March isl. lilli.
opens full of promise, We have been
most fortunate in securing and keeping
a lady. really more than that. a true
and noble woman. for our matron. She
is supporting herself and two child-
rou by this work. Her helper is a
young woman with a your old baby,
whose husband has tloreriod her. Our
matron boards and lodges a young wo-
man for a small stun. who is sowing
for her living. Now her.- turn six being
practically taken corn or by our Day
Nursery Association. before we sum
up our Day Nurlery children. in tho
Nursery wo hays four children in one
family under ‘sovrn years of ale.
wilosc lather has left them. the mother
working daily to support them. She
said. "i could not live without this Dal'
Nursory tori could not work. " i then
tion this simply to give you one in-
stance of the necessity of the Day Nur-
sery. We have cared i’or many father-
lettI children. and aside from the bone
lit. the children im'o received. the
young mothers have felt the mod in-
WITH ”UN” tluonoo or our matron. Today we have
'ANKINO :ivo hbzbllgu um‘ior our year being carrot!
M ‘ or. I on n no older ones.
“PM. matu- ‘M Profits On February 9th. a 1):mele
"00,000.00 "17m Elowginll: 019:! was started wit]; 22 git
M to Mt. honoxtwooitfl‘l.toh
IIII DIpIIit Ions. II and I 110' ”If so. and tho but. two meeting}: 82 you"
present. East child was asked to
bring I penny. IndIo tar to can“
have been brought in. We start my the
Murray at tom 26 cents for «oil It-
tomoon that we are the room. In.
WithnIon. Mrs. MIolIrIInd. Mrs. born
or. and MIII Mold Bolts thI bout of
mat IIIiItInco in mania thud
children. Tho rowing Iolrmi M It-
ready bronchi in live mom ohiidront
we In using the trait It “11%
It'll! Tito :th to tho DI Nu
from our may Moods trays III: iIoIi
We Wanna. out our hart»
gasmpw Ho rumour
.mfi
The Home'of Hart Schafiner & Marx Clothes
Men’s Spring Clothes
The Finest Ever Seen
We feel like going out on the sidewalk and say-
ing to every passer-by: “Come in and see our new
Spring clothes—the finest ever seen." But we’ll have
to let The Sentinel carry our urgent invitation to ev~
cry reader to come and see. Whether you want to buy
now or not. the beautiful Overcoats and Suits ai-
rcady here will post you on the right styles—and
you'll see such values, such tailoring. such fine fitting
garments as you've not dreamed of in clothes ready
to wear.
Spring Overcoats. $10 to $30.
Spring Suits from $10 to $30.
Spring derbies and soft hats in every good new
style——$2 and $3.
New Spring shirts and neckwcar for men who
want to brighten up a bit.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
:4 South Main St.
South Norwaik
"BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
This is a homo product. ircsb tacit day. l-nntposvd of old cracked
mrn. millet N‘I‘ii. cracked wheat. sit-vi rut oat meal. and only materials
that grade in I‘\f"')‘ respect up to our high standard are usod. .-\ runr
plcio grain ration 1m" iitlit- chicks, pt‘npm'ml especially to meet the
hoods liullnp llii' i‘l‘ilit‘fil period of rlltrh litv. i‘onmlns oil-moms or
food which insure mm digestion iillli rapid. healthy growth. 1 honest
ly lit‘IivW‘ it in both.» host chirk iced on the market. because it has
all the hood lhtnmhst the bust of thorn how. with the added benefit
oi ltvittit it‘osll. which is most essentiaL
. bMANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. atwnyI in tho minds of its custom-
ers—~lionnio lining Ground Food for HorsoI. Cattle and Poultry.
, W0
consult Experts ‘Expenment
Small Smelt. 4 tom. not around .25: Haddock Hoes ...........,I2c to.
Small Pollock. 4 lbI.. not dream! 25c Wooktirh H... 10c lb.
LII-go. bright Herring. .1 lbI.. not Haddock . .. ...Bc lb.
dreIIed ............. . ..... 25c Bluefish, 2 lbs. ................ 25c
FlatflIh. 3 ibI.. not dressed ...... 25c No. 1 Stocks. 2 lbs. .. . . . . . . .25:
FmIth. 3 tin. not around. . , . ...25c Gosling Clams. opened ...... 40c qt.
Spanish Mackerol ‘- Halibut
Salmon l Roe Jack Shad
Steak Cod Long Clam
Roe Stud Round Clams
Buck Shad Groenport Oysters 1
Native EIlI EIcIllopI
THE PUBLIC ISTHE HE'EHEEmWE GET THE DECISION
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish ‘Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVEHV.
The Paris Cloak 8:1 Suit House
83 South Main at. South Not-walk
T.
New Spring Goods Are in
AND “on FOR vooa mIpsclou
To those who want the pick at the finest and newest goods produced
thtIzsoann, we IIy: " ‘omo only." The styles we show will please
your eye. The values we offer will ploaso your pookotbook. Call It
ones and loo our human"- stock of
New Suits, Long. Casts. Wrists, Dresses.
Skirts, Underwear, Hosiery
' Cloves
LoIkIrI IrI’lIu'It as welcome II IuyIrI
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House » ‘
THI STORE TO PUT YOUR FAITH m
615 MIin It. Iumlord 33 South Main on. loath NorwIIk ..
Jen-av
Tito rItittl [Inns Which are to pro . PIO‘I’M‘I‘. Pow GAMI
oodii tho pool tournament of St Mary’s
if. it. 0.. hove boon ItIt-tod and Il-
ll some have been iiuiIhId. Those
‘0 have thus (or ohm Ira II fol-t:
lows: Pace and Butt. unwind:
GIliI or. harm midtown, Millard
9W lib.
way with Providonos owl
incidents which accompanied
binomial is burst on the
rrl
NEW HAVEN. March 16 «datum rui
(lamina. manor of the Now Rayon toll tlhout as much.
gist) team. has protoItod the lame oi: LONDON. Martin ion-«Tho rate or
so it“ diaoougt ”kiwi?” at England ro-
r: m I“!
Gawain oaliI tho canto I «some and 115
collar band. Regular
coloring! are great.
for quality. They are i
I
a
THE CHOICE OF
Twenty Presents
with 2 lb. can (50c) 07
Sovereign
Baking
Powder
The best Baking Powder on the
market—pure and of great leav-
enlng powers.
The Union Pacific
’Tea Company
126 Washington St. Tel. 542-3
For Sale
Building LotI. Shore. Farm and
City Property
LoInI Negotiator!
Draft- audits-mill.) Tickets
J. M Layton 8: Com
_ ‘ loath Nor-walk. Conn.
InIurInoI and Real Estate Agonto
illlllll lll Will Sillill'
WALL STREET. ill: ill a. tn.——i“rac-
tloual; losses were recorded for a mu-
IOI’iifi'lOT‘Ihfl active stocks in the open-
ing sales today. The. market was dull.
Missouri Pacino was the weakest is.
sue with a loss of 5b.. Cattadian Paciiic.
LehIa‘h Valley and Virginia Carolina
Chemical receded 1/. and N. Y. Central
43;. Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault
Ste Marie advanced lid and Wabash
'pld.
B'l‘itEE’i‘.
l
WAHJ. Noon.~—~Trading
was not extensive during the morninfi
'nud the marital was inclined to wank
.ness, although there was little selling
pressure. Missouri Pacific. was the
heaviost of the prominent stocks and
its loin or 2 points was laid to further
uncertainty regarding the controlling
intoro‘st In the property. The depres-
sion of this stock nullified attempts to
advance the general market by bidding
- up the Hill group. and by midday the
activo list generally was ruling trait»
tionniiy boiow yesterday s close Bonds
worolstendy.
WALL. araslrr. ii a. m.-t.oinilu
worol extendod the decline being no
coloritod by I drop at a point in Cans
.dian lt’ elite and New York Central
Nations Railways of Mexico 2nd pill.
also liost I point. Lower prices
brought out buying orders and the
marital made up a sand portion of its
decline. The Hill Itocks were notab
ly strong Northern Pacific rising 1 and
(it-oat Northern old. in rlttsburn
Coal old. gained a pointinm
W Lb STREET 1. p.m llroad
Itooiis were neiiootId. but tit market
should I better undertone. nricoI son.
orally rising to yesterdayI ctoIInI.
Con hosted GII was in demand Ind
lit hither. while U. 8. Rubber
l
i
a‘por cent. to
SPEAKING 0']?
Shirts
reminds us that we wish to announce the ar-
‘ rival of the peachlost Spring line over shown.
Double Iott cuns. with soft collar and with
with and without cuffs attached. Patterns and
Percale, Pm and Baptism Silk.
$1 - $1.50 - $2
They are “LION BRAND.”
m
Price’s Clothing Store e,
98 Washington Street ‘
negliges, coat style, in...”
Fabrics are Madras, V5,, l
Ii
which voucher
n the window.
gr.
'R
'F l? ..i
- ‘Is'il ”
Glover’S.3
THE PLACE
Spring w 3
Fashions in
Footwear
Ralston Oxfonis‘:
$4.00
Elite Oxfords .
$3.50, $4.00. $4.50 ,'
Two Stores '
Norwallt South NorwIlit.
Baby Carriages
and Go-Carts
It large assortment of the taut
WHITNEY make, embracing Ill
very latest ideas in Baby CI
as Low AI Inn AND AI molt
II $36.00 ‘ °~
A. I. ANGEVINE
SON no.
mm wngtuvo'jrou Ir.
...-“um “ Mn
StephIn cairn fol 1am. .
onus. wont homoiu
day it work and slicing .
IIn intoxldIntI. mI It; " Wm?
ready and III boomer?» 9a ,
and vented till I item W3"
hard writing wt ,
interfered Ind m
iiolttod that onto»
or. no dismal e
Indlntho‘town v! -Jh
It can It on adult. I
InnoII. making no in I .
about on much as Gain!
in a with.
«II-Im-
rrl'
w’ and. mud unknown e
4|l“ mummies. ' ‘*
W
Charles Miller ottiiI .
roam t 12"”
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