F. A."‘L"ANE
91 Washington Street,
South Norwolk
Pure
Home-made
Candy
The choicest Chocolates and Don
lions, all the products of the up-
to-dale bake shop. Ice Cream
parlor.
llllill NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight. Suturvday fair
and warmer; Diminishing northwest
winds. An extended area of high pres
sure central this morning over the
Lake region is prorlxcing pleasant wea-
ther with low temperatures in all sec
tions east of the Rocky Mountains
White River. (lam. reported 12 degrees
below zero.
TEMPERATURE AvYEAR AGO TO-
DA
Temperature: 1.0111340; highhu.
Partly cloudy.
Mrs. F. W. Perry. of Berkelcy street,
is spending the day out of town.
Thomas Ward. of Norwaik, has sold
his line sorrel more to Wilton parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hogan, 0!
South Norwulk. are the guests of
friends in Danbury.
George Dilworth, of Union Park. has
become a law student In the ethos of
iiurlbutt and Davis.
~Ileruies. Derbies. O‘Brien.
Miss Amelia Show. of Clay street.
is the guest of her sister in New York
city for a few days.
Ladies do‘ you wish to be beautiful?
it so. meet Mrs. Roulston at N, E. ity«
an‘s store Saturday p.‘ at.
——Fresh Eggs. 25c doz. l“. l). L. S: (.‘0.
A full rehearsal of both teams of
Eureka. Rebekah lodge will be held
this evening in I. 0. 1.). l". hall.
Carpenters are at work on the cot-
tage on Trinity avenue, Scott Corners,
owned by Mr. Martin. of Norwalk.
James McSally, who conducted a
general trucking business has sold out
to Daniel Sheehan, the expressmau.
“Opening days«beautiful Millitr
cry. Come and see our large. hcauti-
iui display and sec for yourself.
Mintz‘s.
Bernard '1‘. Nattelord, .lr.. of Wilton
avenue. has secured a position in the
Vanderhoei Straw factory in Norwalk.
James Dugou. the star basketball
player, is coniined to his home in (Iross
street with an attack of rheumatism.
John liydc. the well-known Norwalk
oil dealer has purchased a new. horse
from Frank Lihner, of Boston street.
~~Umorcllas. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
A month's mind mass was celebra-
ted yesterday morning at St. Mary‘s
Church for the late William liluicahy.
Miss Edna mode. of low street.
who has been ill the past few days, is
sdil‘erlng-irom an attack of appendici-
tls.
Roy Layden. who is confined to his
home In Broad street. with an attack
of rheumatism is reported as being bet.
ter today .
-—-Best flutter. 280 lb. ll‘. 1). L. & (‘0.
The pubiicschools of the town will
close today for the annual spring vaca-
tion. {The sessions will be resumed on
Monday. April 8.
Mrs. Willianr N. Crow and Miss Eth-
el Crow. of Chestnut street, spent yes-
terday iu‘New York, attending the Hip-
podrotrw in the afternoon.
~Mintz's are offering some Very in—
teresting specials. (or Saturday. in
their Millinery department. Read their
large advertisement.
Prof. O. A. Kennedy. of the science
department of the high whom will
leave town- thlu afternoon to spend his
voootlon. He will likely visit his home
in Ware, Mass. and other places.
.Prot. R. '1‘. Ripley. of the commer
oiol department of the hluh school. will
leave tor his home in Springfield.
hiooo.’ whore he will spend part or his
vocation. The reminder will he spent
In Boston and the suburbs.
Bottom it. clarion. who went to
Chino. or number of months are, cove
hio mony friends o surprise. by orriv.
in:' some wodnoodoy. Mr. OBI-Ion
vent to Chino In the emtiloy of the
British American Tobacco Company.
and boo not yet yeolded whether he
val roturn to the omplro oi the Coles-
ti o. , .
THRII “11.0118 DRDWNDD.
140013311110 32.1 113‘...” floral: "lit 1
no oroono a h o roe
if!h thoplilowthnndlotld mil steamer
which mm In root: on Boot-
tiring W8 iii i’NWI o: the
ootol that tho i '
(rho Bruno vino on; her my tron Port
Wood to tilt! port It tho limo
‘_ .
I“ t out“. Kilt
flfifitpmti
We write all terms 0!
Automobile
Insurance
Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
74 WAOHINGTON STREIT. COUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 186-!
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~80 LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG 8TORI
FOR SALE
NEW 30118 CRUISINO LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 8350. Apply st
Anderson’s Launch Works
OyItor Shell Point, Norwolk
During Lent
is just the limb to have those tcelh
out that have been troubling you for
so long, then when Easter Sunday
comes the new teeth will he an appro-
priate accompaniment to tho new stilt
and hat which you have already platr
nod for.
Remember. this is the place where
the teeth are made to look as though
they "grew there." and where pain
and discomfort arc, reduced to the
minimum. Courteous treatment and
moderate prices.
Consultation tree.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwolk
Hours: 9 o. m. to a p. in. Sun-
doyo by appointment onry.
Easter
Cards
Full line of Cardo.
Booklets.
Letters, 50 to 5°C
POST CARDS
6 for SC. 2 for 5c, 5c and 10¢ each
See Window Display
.1. I.MALLETFE
(formoriy Mloooo Dowoon)
88 Washington St. Tol. «I
Pay
By Check
It Io Bots and Con-
vonlont
Bmoli Account. Invited
Gonorol Banking Dept.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
CityNatioaalBank
TIANIAOTI A OINIIAL IANKINO
IUIINII. AND OFPIRI “VINY
FAOlLiTY GONIIOTIN‘I'
WITH IOUND
IAN KING
capitol Domino and Promo
81m 8117M
M.
Ooio Dopooit monomer-«your
Iowa“ to. MATHIVIIDN.PM
.KNAPF. tot Woo-Prop.
#:8118le ii. ROWAN. and Woo-
WIWIID WWII-I- MIDI
Dilld‘i'onl
I. H. mom-on Domini. Grumman
John it. Knapp .l. Wollooo Marvin
Dili'litiln Mitt! JohnH Lilla
Hoary Willow I'm 1-1. Roma
‘ . ' o it. Hit rioott
The Home of Hart Schafl'ner & Marx Clothes
Young Men’s Clothes
All young men's Clothes must have style and so
many makers, in pursuit of style, slop over and show
merely want of taste. Not so with Hart Schaffner 8:
Marx Clothes for young menwthcy are tasteful to a
degree—refined in linev—nsmartly youthful in cut-and
tailored to hold their shape.
What's more. we have the knack of picking the
Right weaves and colors for our young men friends.-
you‘ll find our Spring selections are great! Some-
thing for every tastcl
SPRING OVERCOATS. $18 to $28.
SPRING SUITS, from $18 to $30.
Other good makes as low as $10.
‘ The smartest hats in t0wn—wide brim derbics
and nifty soft hats-432.00 and $3.00.
Spring Shirts. Neckwear, Gloves. Hose.
.in II. S iiuhbcr
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
:4 South Main St.
South Norwolk
“BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED
This Is a homo product, ircsh each day. i‘illlipm‘lrtl of old cracked
corn, mlllct sccd. cracked wheat, hlt'ill cut out meal. and only material»
that grndc in t'\'t‘l‘_\‘ rcspcct up In our high standard are ttscd. .\ coni-
pit-lo groin ration for liltic chicks. prcpttrcd t-swrinlly .lu int-ct the
hands during the critical period of thick “to. t'tiulniuo.ell-merits of
food which lnsurv catty digestion and rapid, healthy grow it, i bout-sl-
lr bellow it to i.-o the host chick ice-d on the market, because It has
till the good things that llitt iwsl of tlwtu haw, with tho added lit‘ilt‘lli
ol‘ lwiuu fresh. which Ill most cast-ntlal.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
.First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers- Bonnie ilomo Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
5:0 BRADLEY’S mares. Liar-
so -—LAND PLASTfiflifiANADA
8HE3.——AIR sucxso LIME
ir's THE Bass—nicer. all
isn’t That
EVENING SENTINEL
.. . _ _ .,M,W._wwww .....-
lllllll Ill lllll' Sillill
WAI l. STREET, 10:10 a. m.'d-’I'iu
ing was very light at the opening of
the market today and movements were
almost imperceptible. National Rail:
ways of Mexico 2nd old. was the only
feature, the stuck yielding a point. Mis-
souri Pacific. and Toledo. St. Louis and
Western gained ”in.
WA‘LI. S’i‘lilflhi’l‘. ii a. m.-—~A spell
ol‘ weakness developed which seemed
to In- due entirely to the general l'uel-
int; of disgust which the dull opening
arouscd. i‘uuadiau Pacific broke a
point and nearly all of the leading
stocks about hall" on much. before the
movement halted. after which there
Willi SillIlL‘ i‘tt('()\'(:l')'.
Wald. S'l‘iilcld’i‘. Noon—Lower
prices were general during 'the morn-
lug and the slight declines were at-
tributed to hear soiling. The amounts
sold. hnwui'cr. were not sufficient to
aim u very pronounced tone to the
market, and covering of shorts result.
oil In partial recoveries. The chief
feature of tho market was Its extremi-
dullncss. which is so markcd and has
ylwvn so pmll'ut'tod as to present an
‘uuusuul Hltili‘ or affairs. (litcsapcaltc
and Ohio run off a point toward mid
do) and thcrc was a stmpulbetlc shad
lint in the actlrc elm-ks. Bonds warr-
steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p.
made mort- - dccidcd
tn.»- Values
progress down
'wnrds. the pleasure against the metal
stocks acct-lcratlng the movcmcnt.
Amalgamated Coppt 1'. American Smelt
and (‘auadluu i’tr
Cliic sold 1 to II. liolow yesterday's
".tloslng liuuk stocks were not so
prominent in the dealings as on yester-
day and wt-rt- louct, ilank of (om
moron selling at :I?‘ i outlast 22:,1 its
high figure \cstcrllu}.
ROYAL GUESTS lN VIENNA.
VIE NNA. March 'Jnlwi‘lmperor Vill-
l‘utm. cmprcss Augusto Victoria and
the others oi" the royal family who on-
chronic for (lortu, were the guests to»
day of Emperor Francis Joseph at
Sehomthruuu Castle, There is a dis-
position in some quarters to attack po«
lltitrlil sinilliicuucc to thc visit. but it Is
the emperor‘s practice to call upon his
"patcrnai friend" on his annual trip to
Corfu.
A grand reception In honor of the
emperor was gitvll at noon. at which
his nutl‘csly incl thnsc prontincnt In
tho ptn‘crntncui and llic oiiiciul life of
the capital. A stoic banquet was ur-
ranncd for tonight preceding the tli'lllti‘»
lurv oi llll.‘ punts l‘nr \‘cult-c.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
\lise ilcury. oi ”11‘ high H‘llttlll stall.
is able to hr up after an operation for
appendicitis
.Iumvs Sin-Mum, Ill.~ “'1‘” known cig~
.ll main-n IS potting along nicely ill
the lltuipliul.
Mrs him. (.1111) of Madam) street
“as opmnlcd on .It tin hospital \cs
lordar attcruoon by Ilr. William J.
'l‘rutti assitiltd in line lr‘. l. llur~
mil and Hotel I. .lliguins.
LUMBER YARD —— 437 EAST
103d STREET. NEW YORK
CITY—Offer
FOR SALE
18 Young Work Horses
ll’mll l‘» to I” wore t‘llll, lilitl \H‘iitlh
tilt-i iron. 1mm to limp lbs. each
includml in the lot are ihrvc largo
qu‘au loluns and out! itulm (If
qurcs. a single horses. dtlpplo .
prays. bays and brown; 2 light car-
riagc horses. 1’ rubber-tired run-
altouie. slimlc and double trucks
and harness. ’l‘hest- horses harc
iwcn worked hard for illt‘ past two
wars and would make grand
horses tor ilily kind of country
work. and will he sold very cheap.
\\'iII giio iuir trial and terms to
responsible- lliLVt‘TS. We have ar-
ranged in halo all our limbcr do.
lirorcd at our duck during tho
summer mouths. by lighters tutti
I barges. and bare no further use
for more than two (cams, which
can do all our work.
Largo -
od ........................... 25c
Largo. 1: hi Herring. 4 ibo., not
drooood ....................... 25c
. t droooed ....... 25c
Weakiioh ................... 10c lb
Haddock ..................... 8c lb.
Bluefloh. 2 Ibo. .................. 25c
No. l Smelt. 2 Ibo. ...............
Gosling Clams. opened ........40c o
aponloh Mookorol ...... , ........ l-lo
loo Shad ....................... 20c
Buck Shad ...................... 16c
Lomon Solo ............... ...IOc in.
Salmon. Sink Cod. Halibut. Long
Clams. Round Clomo. Groonpon Oyo—
toro. Eocallopo
SMALL POLLOCK. extra nice ................ ii Ibo. tor 25c (not drooood)
LARGE GOSLING CLAMS FOR BAKING
THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN THAT HANDLES NOTHING BUT SEA
FOOD. COME HERE FOR THE FRESHEOT AND DIST.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DILIVINY.
A Carload 0i Monuments
JUST RECEIVEDwYour Order Placed Early With THE
South Norwalk Monumental Works
MEANS so otsarromru'su'r son
I
DECORATION DAY
Office and Yard, 84 S. Main Stl’hone904
it , .
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”litillflhoro
tout.oaoogiogoicoiotlooti
lotlifilttoll
’ om hard. pond house and borne. mills.
': huolnoio sail ant
. lnqulro at Woo-Tel. 4139-Harlom
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‘We Are“It”
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget 8. Little Gem
CIGARS
o. J. affnows
MANUFACTUIII
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Base Ball Goods
NOW IIAOV
HIONLAND LININ WRITING
PAPIR. 306 I Milt
W. A. [trigger-man's
Sultans" Store
Donovan Ilooh. m Wuhlngtoo In
»M w
Opportunity Is Yours
if You
accept it and buy thio no
helm with oil Imprint
liioolt from trollop and ovens
, or alto oero no one at
with good cipher-coin hos-o. trait and
poultry home. for 2600. my terms.
(it this property about 11 mos. or-
modern
one
”will” I tor 108
.u—vWW—v‘
Youths and
Old Youths
Before deciding on that SPRING SUIT. see our snappy garments.
They're right and so‘s the price 410. 815, 818, 820. 822. $25.“
- . W
it you want t Suit different from the other fellows, look at. our sam-
Say
like yours.
pics, “(live me the sample." then no one can get. a Bull.
six days to make it Still cut to your particular ideas, ‘
as you want it. 818.00.
SPRING oxroaos—ssso. $4.00. ' ' i'
NEGLIGEE suture—soc. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. c. :1 g
HATS. CAPS. FURNISHINGS. _ ‘ ’2‘ it"
m 1
intro.
5'! one aver-rip
.l. w v “A
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street ,_
Phone No. is now 1185.2 . " .
H... . ,. 0‘9
Spoolal for tile .2... Weki
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
20 NORTH MAIN I‘l'flII‘l‘.
swim lino
‘I’roooul’y Dopol'tmont Ilooonnlxoo
light at "Ir 8“ to Imolto Wool.
WASHINGTON.
ngosgm emulator Munitions tho mm were motto upon
Teas Cuffces ,.
SPECIAL
PRICES
For Saturday, March 25th, at“.
A. F .. Deckmann
8. Company
20 lbs. SUGAR... ............ $100; 10 lbs. 50c: 5 lbs. 251:
Very Best CREAMERY BUTTER lb. ............. '. . .304:
Gold Cord SEEDED RAISINS. 3 packages .............. 25c
Gretz Old Fashioned POUND CAKE. pound .......... 19c \
Pure LEAF LARD, 2 pounds ........................ 25c ' ~
.. Fancy Large GRAPE FRUIT ........................ 25c '
Maud h‘. Flour, bat: .., . . . . . . .75c‘ .luucs‘ Superluiire Flour ling. 35o .
MIIIHI 3. Hour. hhl. ........ 8535‘ .loues' Superlatlte it‘loui. bbl. .88.?5 I .
linld Medal Flour. bat: ........ 82c Pillsbury s Ilcst I lour, bag. ' h
lold .licdal Flour. bbl ..... 8650 I‘llisbutt s liest Flour. bbl“ ”8:3 ‘5 .
. 's.
8. Liobmann'o Son'o Rheingo‘ or Tuetonic Boero. cm ........ 81.15 ”
George Shut’o Polo or Dork Booro. cue ....................... 81.15
Oooroo Ehrot'o Bock Door. cue ............................. 81.25
Feigonopan’o P. 0. N. Boer.‘ cooc .......................... ...8l.15'
\lululitrluu Whiskey, bot. ..... 90c ‘ Cordon llry Gin. bot. . . .. .90:
l‘l'li‘ulo Stuck Whisker. bot..81.15 Ilartlotl's ih‘y tlin. hot. ........ 75c
lilrks old (law lite but. 81.00 itallun or I-‘rench \'crinouth...58o »
Sherwood Itie hot .......... 81.00. Tutor or t‘luh Cocktails. boil. .8100 * i
(‘anudlnn t‘lub Whiskcy hot.81251)uhonnet Frolltll Wine. hon. .8i.l)0 .
Hollywood \ihlsltei but. ...8125 lionlett Sloe Gin. bot ......... 1.00
(‘arntnir‘s Rye (i‘ull qt.) .. 81.26 iilack & White Scotch. 001.. ”81.18
A. F. Beckmann & Co. 5:
88 A 88 WAOHINOTON OT. PHONE 440 IOUTH NORWALK
Home-laid Eggs, 20c dozen
Fifteen for 25c "
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M mush -;-'
mental ND:
or Him-hr holdi
night in strode thin
amount of business out
eludtnp initiation of coin!
March at ditto more applications mo
tut-oar
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