l and ‘Mrs. Joseph Vi‘tsgo. ‘mperltnent Farm, Georgetown. .‘niiis at 8 o‘clock. The Master Mason for Goring and Bummer A complete assortment of GING- HAMI. MADE“, lATlS‘rE. DIM- ITY, FOULARDO AND IATIINI E. K. BANKS HAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. SOUTH NORWALK lllll NEWS svsitma spurt-melt totem-Ions : luslneesc Department ' rise Department much Office. Nerwslk M é-Editor'e Residence , nee—City suitors Residence Miss Leno Vita‘go. daughter of Mr. of Wood- ward avenue. celebrsted her second birthday Wednesday evening. Edward Beldoti. oi‘ Btorrs Agricultur- al College. hes been appointed to the position of herdsmsn at .the Gilbert Henry Seymour is confined to his home in West avenue with sickness Mrufieymonr hes the best wishes of his many friends for a speedy» re- covery. *llBl‘UlEl. Derhies. O‘Brien. Merlot; L. Chandler, the well known Norwaik insurance agent, was able to be out yesterday. after a few days’ illness at his home in Chestnut direct. The Woman's Christisn Temperance Union will hold a Nell Dow birthday social at the home of Mrs. Perry Meo her. No. 10 Merwin street. on Friday evening. March 24th. A stated communication of old well Lodge. No. 108. F‘. and A. M.. will be held at its rooms. Tuesday evo- degree will be worked. There were fifteen sales of real es- tate in The Norwaikii, last week, with mortgages of 821,200. For the second week in March. 1910, there were elev- en transfers of property. with mort- gages of 83.800. . Mrs. Walter Rose has returned after spending four months in the sunny south visiting in Alabama. Mis- sissippi and liontslsns. She also at- tended the Mardi Gras at New 0r- loans in February. «Try lt-Cl‘088 Creek for cooking sIOVe. Raymond liros. Sheetsof postage stamps carried in the pocketbook frequently stick tozetbv er. When this happens do not sonk them apart but lay them on a timeoth surface and pass II but datiron over! them. This separates them without destroying the gum. The “Initial will he pleased to “no. letters for qulicntiun. mini its readers, tinder the e. vs heading. A brief and to- he-point communication. as a gsnsiel pro ition. carries more wel ht en con- ic on nthsn Is lenlthy one II with: the Iruumsnt "I It concert titrated. We do most etuphsiilcu y" en fin" brevity ug- ill?“ Int 0 "M all 'anh'ir2bfii'ili hull: svoidss ”longer. ' A FARMIH'B LITIRI TO HI. CON- onsssmn ON Tits CANADIAN AGREEMENT th‘srmer hiurgos has had letters on this subject in the Sentinel upon the folotlvia dates: February 7, ll. 14. iii, 25, 28; Mob 4, 7. 8, lit and it. Deerllili: in mi less letter i won tellln you Ivnt ole Perfusor Drlhoans wus sayln upp too the shoolhaouse buout Kennedy ressiprossity, wet hoe kauied Hill and Taft' I pet sheen. flee leis uss that it wus II. plot got upp hi the munny- moov- era" ta ”plgs- stickers.” es hso hauled e sed these beer munny- moov- Bim‘il kshzcd Rosin to fall; that they had maid swl the taminea in ludler. ire- iund. Chiner an other kuntries. bi moovln awelgh their munny an leevin on not nun too pay to their lahreru or bi stutf with trum the farmers. Hes sed these heer munny mooveis maid slavery everywhere and were the kusu oi slvillznsbun an the grate destroyerti of the senrhoories. He sod mosr lIiIout like this: "These liecr pigstlckers ur munny- moovers arr mulch moar intellilunt than the pigs that's stuck or munny maikers nuimiy, the lahrers an the farmers; hekause they malk the piggs. ntp the bottles of them wst's onnly waitia fur the victry mm by the plugs in upp-setiin the hi tariff tense in or- der to stick the very plugs wet upp- sot the tense. Those munny-moovers is the mosst kuirful an ackumplisht iyers in tho wurld; an they hey krock- odyle more to shed hi the kwnrt‘fur the sufferlns of the plus; an they tell wun pen fool of pings that sum other pen fruln um an an lnkreesin the kaust of iiviu; an in flint weigh they sit sum of these heer fuel piggs to rush upp tight the tariff tense an turn itt ovur. so, as the pigstlckers tell Inn. they kin git aout intor the beeyootlfool feels heyur. and feed theii hungry belliso fool ut the mlnit the tense i: daown in rush the pigativkers an stick the fuel pigga rile an left.” it wus heel“ that i batted in nu shaouted. "You donut tneen to dent, i’erfesser Dribonns. dew you. that the knust of livin is so hi in this trust,- hreedin kuntri that i ts mos impouihul to sit long?" An rihoan: sod: "If you think‘the ksust of livin is hi, jcu go daouwn tow Saouth Norwalit an sec hsotiw you kin hi ennythin nwimoa you want in With of them sioars for ion ten cents; you'll fin things you yoost to pay a dollar for seliin there fur ten cents. Then go, aout enter the street in the hilt afternoon on talk a peek at them Saouth Norwnuk corset-faclry. shoe‘factory, sliirli‘actry and hat-fnrtry siris. on see if you think the haul of iivin is hi. liook itt them hsnsum. ro- sychoslied an shinin-cyed yung wim- mim with their nupp-i'elt hats. with rltch wavin plumes nl too foe! inwng, their seal‘skiu. plush. velvet. and kar- rykill kotcs, their fine skirts an ion or velvet shoes on their happy smyles, pritty an ritcli iookin or. princesses. on then kuin back an look ole llribonm in the fuse and sea lit you hev the nurve enny moor to say the knust of .1»— '— Attorney George H. Vosbursh and family have moved from No.19 to No 69 Putnam avenue the place he re cently purchased from Henry R. Bulk- ley. Mr. Voahurgh has also purchased frorn John McMahon the lot sdioininx his new residence. and contemplstes building in the near future. -.Wbers to buy Oranges, sweet Cali- fornia. seedless; English Peanut l‘irit- tie. Walnuts. Figs and Dates 55 Wash- lnlton 8t. Mshackemo lllock. Kr and Mrs. George A. Sanford of Rewind. who have many friends in The Norwslks. observed the sixty ili‘tn universally of their wedding on Wed- assdsy The celebration was informsl. 1 Mr. SIMON is eighty-even years of no and Mrs. Sanford eighty-four. Both are in 500d heelth. Henri Duisrdin, of New York city. has taken a lease for s year of the glam in Cmbury owned by Frank Clerk and expects to tske posses sion April 1st. Mr Clark is consid‘ clip: the advisability oi erecting s new house on one of his building lots neerby, but hss not fully decided as yet. ‘ » «at. John a Korean contractors end lld'srs. Plans. specifications and es- stes furnished for sil requirements erything in the numerator line. one 1082 “W"; «. A ,.7 W min». uterine. abdomen. lemony of Steamboat P ei. now mediosi inspector of pub- schools. in Bridgeport. tells in her Wider wpfim lama of "l. - . ve cssss n WET ll o‘l’t Epsom in nine- ‘ " rt Itch Fifty opera ed upon» Dr. Sher» Momendstlon. Bridgeport is N# 'h nurse tor. the medicsi depart o its school I. .....‘.... minim April Ohm will be observed in .m the country in s NW” that of "Tuberculo- . it. when over to 0,00 WW I * “gaming: omelet loom - the mum . j » miles it! 1'i'liliii'dttlusis- “a.” 0! lb.’ ”“NWNM min vellum. mum-huummu llvin is hi in this tnouwu or go with lmee low the huouses of these snim ‘ynng wimmen. see their planners. lllt'lr plannoiers their grafiytoaus. their due pickchurs an liner ksrpets; then sett daown with me at their tnhles‘hn taste .the finest lnmm chopps. fried unyunu. 'urly le tus. noo pertaturs. atrsuherrieii. an aw them things. an then. Deekin. with awi respock. see if you hev the gsul to say the kaust of livln is hi in this kuntri! so see the peepui there wurkln twice as mcnny days to urn s burl of flower as people work in this ktlntri; then three times es menny dsys fur s barf of flower; an to hence all see them wur- . kin t times In mensiy days: to Italy an 'ses um wurkin five times as menny days. and to China. Jsppen sn indier so see peepul wurltin from to to 60 tymes ss messy days for s blfl o! flower 3: our isbrers work in the Yoo» tilted Slum; all then hum beck with 'mes so less this beer intellilunt tsrtn- er nwdiunce an kunfess you were hun- koed an hipnottsed tilts swi the rest of the pi; hi 9. rtlsky ll absent the hi keust o livin in this untrl. sistems- ticitel printed fur do: years in swl the Is noespspurs tbs kuntrl st the swdsrs of these mil" pt? stickin munny- moove'rs'. who! v.0 oove en hey t of: belts in tricks on Irsidss fur moo n mutiny an msiidn on the crate ‘rskeotfs thsre slwus is won mutiny is red from kunt i to kuntrl. Dosiit limit it ever set!» lentils liurdss. the wesith- mslksrs or many ntslkers. the poor plus. is the farmers and isbrers sis the waltbmbbhrs, the money mounts. the dispiiers sn stickers of the poor plus. is the leaks wst work swi the yearned “in dissent the inlkity of thst tariffs in swder to mail: the pins so studn hey'il uppsett it so let the machete inte the in. kioshur. tut-eddy to go struts pins stickin soini' monitors. 1 hdsp you’ll blesve Ines l ssy 1 virus stunt in e intuit st this build. mac: ebooio chovrer itsvin such nerve. The: i sell , ”3:. see hop on err insultln. mister rises". 's Norwich Bord of Trsid list In this union mid resoloo s Kennedy Gree- ltsnd n on oumrstc Kun- i’or bookie ant opp. Wet to say too flint?” An bee It' of trsid is Inesly meld mum. on it tamed Hi ev y”, spot} bonkers rsesser MT MM gymnast. The omens. mm sit rilillt bellman“? #4 »‘ «folio suits sit liln their is fool suniwares is eckstorlin hi prises. Then go across to lnaiund with nice cross the Channel with mes to Jul“. msny on see the workers wurkln thore’ 'obunts. 'i‘luim‘s‘s’EviknuxclIunit“u mug: W ' “it . tickers. i tau!- m , . “It... not. sit the trials- ‘n fess Alwiis estate . Makes a Go-Cart or Baby Carriage Comfortable ' l A his. room. well-proportioned. minnow bod}. sdiustsients to i make a comfortable bed. seed springs. ., Buffets at Special Prices |Our 81"th stock arrives shout April 1. and We must clear s space. Get the benefit. of our need of room. Our line of Certs is the IIer in winch these points have been most '25 BIDIBOARDI st .. ........... .20 hum, DorthOd, .3. .UFFIT. QB ................ ”0 .22 BUFFET . ................ $17.60 When you see how attractive in spp‘srssce our line of osrts is. and how did 50 BUFFET ................ "4 siren] Ind durable, you will want one. " 012 IIDIBOARD ................ 010 We in s vsriety of styles and prices that will suit all buyers. l ..._... . I. K. MiTcrilLL. UNDIITAKIII The A. J. COLLINS COMPANYi 13-18 NORTH MAIN OTRII'I' OUTH NORWALK. ieF A! MITCHELL Houss runmsiisvi |eouitsn WALL sun man or!» nonwstk. noun. Norwslk Branch Office at The llvenlng Sentinel II WALL OTNIIT NORWALK. PHONE 4“. O. B. Jackson Optici an m Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free THE NEW SCIENCE Spring 8. 1911 Reilly Reference Catalog of McCall’s Every Woman who comes to this store tonight We will present one of these 191i Style Books free. At Miniz’s Tonight?” soc omssk. 200 sum, sis.“ Just for tonight regular 50c Tu- ,. .‘ , All Wool Serge Suits in Bisck. ble Damask. ‘9“ “L Green sud Blue. lined. with 25c RiBBONC, 190 guaranteed silk; all sis All colors and widths: regular mlases', juniors' snd ladies. ' lice Ribbons. tonight, 19c yd. good $18 values. Tonixht. 28o Hoes. 19c "538' l ‘ . Lsdies' 25c liose. all sizes. extra 59,, pLowgng. ”9 odd values. 'i‘oni tit, 19'. ’ ‘ g ‘ emu Roses in clusters. with BAGS $1M i’ r . ll colors' r lsr ’ sampIe Bass. worth up in t2. £55.39... ' m it». On sale. $1.49. . $5 WAISTB,‘ $8.” 02 SHAPES, 01.29 . , Very smart Dress Shapes. one Chiffon Waists. all colors Int! styles; regular :5 vslues. Tor of our opening specials. To night. $3.98. night. $1.29. . Definition ofChiropnctic Chiroprsctic is the science or the cause of the disease and the art of ad- Justlng the same. Discuss Ire unused by a wrench. twist or sprsin in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves sud pets in hater life in the diluent crane and min. Chiroprstcors remove the dense at this disease and pain. sud heath is restored through cartoonists: the st: nerve systems in your body. Nervonsness. Rheumatism. Paraly- sis. Hesrt. Kidney uid Footsie Dil- esses are given special stteution; also Curvature of the Spine. You will new rental givtng Chiropractic s chance to help you T. FRANCIS. D. C. M WAOHlNG‘l’ON 01'. IO. NORWALI Magnetic Treatments Given Also ALL ENGLISH BRANCHES Thoroughly Taught at Merrill Night School Stamina! South Norwslk Port Chester Ktanich 81 Bach Pianos son the Children tutu it is as important musically for a child to begin “piano practice" with a good plane as to begin reading and study- ing with good books. ' To early educate the child so that it becomes familiar with the refinements of perfect “tonal quality”: ' the first element of musical culture. To accustom the delicate sud maturing hsnd of s child to the great possibilities of s properly built piano sction not only facilitates correct technique. but avoids the necessity oi subsequently unlesming faults that retard. The KRANICH at BACH PIANOS possess structural features that place them in a cisss of their own. in s small group of “Strictly High Grade instruments." and it is ex- tremely important to intending pisno purchasers that these exclusive' Improvements be investigated In the comparison of relative sdvsntsges ‘ Write for pamphlet describing the “lSOTONlC” ped- al used in the grands sud the “VIOLYN',’ metal piste used in their “Uprights" and PLAYER PIANOS. Our new est- lion Age Garden Wheel TOOLS The home gardener sad the mar- ket gardener. the his and little farmer. the smell fruit men, the poultry raiser. will not get slang without these tools when they have once tried them. They save hard work, help to produce better crops. One man can do as much with one as four men with s hoe. .10! Wl“ IISO be “WITCH, Call for catalogue. Favorsble instsliment tends. Old pisnos in exchange. M. SONNENBERG CHAS. E. DOW film IN Washington Street so. NORWALK. court. .__.... BUSY QUEEN MANY. One Who Has Known Her 20 Years Hes Never Seen Her Idle. in business matters Queen Mary is clear and expeditious. methodical end systemslicsl. Her mornings srs ‘acnerslly taken up with sttsndiu: to the voluminous oomspondence tbst arrives by every post. Her secretary and led: in wsitlnx submit their letters end the queen give. instructions concerning them Bite quickly grasps the Insln issue of a question and IOOII makes up her‘ ‘mind. '. siiie has never been known to lsy slide s matter on the ground that. file express en opinion thereon is irk- lome or dihlmilt But should say let- ter require further consideration it is held over for s day. when It decision is given sod almost invariably adhered Ww~~www.. .. The Paris Cloak & Suit House 3! South Mlin 3t. Smith Nomiiit New Spring Goods Are in AND RIADY FOR YOUR INCPIOiON To those who went the pick of the driest and newest goods produced this sesson. we say: "Come early." The styles we show will please your eye. The vslues we otter will please your pocketbook. Cell st once and see our immense stock of New Suits, lion: Costs, Waists. Dresses. Skirts. Underwear. Hosiery Gloves Lookers are Just on Welcome ss Down The Paris Cloak 8t Suit House THI crows to Put vouw more in " , sIII moi st. settled at Mill iii-III st. smut Norweik “livery consiuention is shown to those priviiesed to serve the queen. and before sisoifylu her pleuure u to the personal stiendsnceof mem bers of her household she trill onion Inquire whether they may not new some other enswmenl the bmkinp of which would heincmvonieitt busy though the queen two one who hes known her (or so years has never seen her unooc timefely acquainted wth and (e um in all that relstes to the In _sgenisnt of the household. Every servant is known to her. soil their o WW ‘. st: ‘ ‘. consist-t is st much s Instter ot cub- nn he so: mopeds heist not out! but snhis Wynne you tut» New; corn to their royst mistress as that tor. eggs. on esch like fem ssss in Yorke iii theyo set Kennedy of nurses else. in that no detail “I lite hull outdtt to melt «on! dildo» ens. «nose ylisd bin ss lite weane- the queen. hence them shoe in miss: beer. «I the ewi dusts an“ i neatly wetlu tor but} non thst her sympathies are wide end but out." its hes "Itililssslicit musket-stony“ sioove our nanny all her dsys fail or wot-ii. North ovur there fur them to s utiliyun American Review. It Intuit so It miiiy min. i tell you. lion's k rite s bushels oi oi 1‘st iur s mgs‘hiinett ,io i“um“? h r nus—seams. a, tourist! samurai nonnative W5.“ lawsuit :gmmx meeting: his?“ sisogryflew a“ . . men s sears e roaster. ‘ W lishom‘s‘lnmlectiossmtcrsmst “Nels no to be big: rs. art" Wemnfltofley 1 isd~ehe is in- 7 .; ; n on Ill iv Ultsltbur." That‘s heeled. ”ANION AGAIN HIADI Tit-I- JOIIHI M (“APO-ilk RI. “ , i :wnm Pike. 2 At the his. cof’ieg‘ncefit railroad tel. . WW ogre is on s so even system i, , men is- so «their in Quit. it.) . N I lawman“ y es reelected h”idly . two There Ives no contest. Ifr. Amway... .‘ . .... .... t............-...‘....-...-—.. a»... Smart, Stylish, Serviceable SHOES is only another way of referring to our Footwear. made fail the whole family. , _ Flynn’s Boot ShOp so Washington‘st. R. H FLYNN. Pryprietor ”um-.4... . _ -.—_..- w. A. HANFORD LOCAL AGENT FOR Cell phone 285-»2 and Arrange for Demonstration .._...~.. s. .. .M‘ HOSIERY '- 4 An inkling of some of the season's dsintlest Hosiery may he gained by a glimpse into our cast window. lt's but I dmp in the bucket, however. tothe lavish assortment our Hosiery counter shows.‘ Here you'll dud eyerythins that clever makers can lesbian from cotton, lisie and silk in sltnost endless variety. Cheer Silk Hose ............... we to ‘3 pr. ‘ Lisle Hess. block and colors. 25cm 31 pa. Cotton Hose. all sizes 15c to We pr. Women' s Ouulu Btocklnos.. 25c to .2 pr. Also a good assortment of infants' and Children's Stockings at 15c pair up. Each individusl will hnd in our Spring stock of “‘(Jnys Hosiery her own personal style and else. for the choice is s very large one. it is the best brand of Hosiery the world of women know TheN. E. Ryan Co. at Wsshinuton Street >-——---—. w... «.4... QEItTtIa SpeCIals ' nd .............. Id POUND! GRANULATID “1.0”! for . . .. ..... . MAONOLIA. GLOVII or ITAR MlLK. s can , WARRANT“) sees. a dozen ........................... ............x FANCY PATENT FLOUI. s hep ....... .. . ...... ' ‘. ......... .. .....nj rev Intro lumps site Out Price bpsslsis so. Circular .The Great ASIP Tea .IICo' tit WAIHiNa'f‘ON OT» SOUTH NORWALK. . Deliveries 0:80 I. In. and I: N lb m. 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