ti. l 2.3]. i
_' WOMAN AN
3 ohm. l..l "i y“ fill... use 1
m , . r; gr 3 3...
cuuocu council STONE LAID.
STAMFORD, March Zita—In the pres-
. once of a small gathering yesterday
the corner stone for e ,Christinn Sci-
ence edifice in this city to cost about
$00,000 was laid. The communion Wore
conrli‘uctod by“ the first render, J. ii.
on .
RUSBiA 18.8ATi8FiELD.
PEKING, March tilianhc Russian
government has formally nolliled
China that it in onlisiled with her illiill
reply to the illlseiull ultimatum.
WASHINGTON. March
inhaler General Hitchcock
designated forty-live additional polio
olilcen lie portal savings depositorios
ill on many oldies und‘ torritorien,
,3,
.3.Tilinh,of the plenum spoiled—of the
unnecessary pain end discomfort
you've hed—-then DECIDE to have
your eyes exemined today.
OPTOMETRY
‘_ The correction of eye troubles, our
epocielty~it'e done exactly end toilet
in certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for nomination.
C O
Fenchk Optical Co.
UNITED BANK IUILDINO
Room: I»: ‘
'7 WASHINGTON STREET.
Route—8 to 1:80 a. m.. and 12:46 0‘
6 p. to. Mon oy and Saturday. 7 no
9 3p. m.‘
[1 Ill 0115
.GOIdeii Moments
‘ ATED.
iiiRDWIDENCE. It. 1., March 20.-Ae-
£3. ilhyxioted by escaping“ illuminating
line. Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, 80 yearn
old, of Waterbury, and, her iirnudnon. _
’Harold Sykes, 7 years old, were found "
deed in'the rooms of the luttor's par-
ents at 584‘ Pinlntield street, this city.
yesterday afternoon. In retiring Mon
day evenincono of the gas cook: bud
been left portly open, and during the
night filled the tenement and billionai-
ed the occupant-e; Mnfiyzkoe has re
contly ill-ken it place ill one of the
milks-at Stai’iord Sprillgli. Conn.
um...” WWW...
BziRISEQL TO HAVE A POSTAL env.
INGB BANK."
D 39‘! ARE' ABPH
'3 lentil'eslllllg, coolingtnnd it ,
the scalp clean and nobility: it never changed the col r
not in» the least. ..
conductor.
JACK JOHNMN 0015, TO .‘JAlL
Muet Solute Sentence .Urlieee Weber
3 Court inter-venue. .
:aEAN FMN‘GISCO, March 29r-~lhrll
Johnson, world's champion pnglllnlfl
is in Jul! today. and unless some higher 3
court comes to his relief on n techlli-l (m
cullty, he will serve it ‘twentymve-dny
sentence for automobile encoding.
Johnson has often been an offender
against the speed luwe.
teen arrests from which he escaped
with light filled or diunlllisnl, he run;
inguinal Acting Police Judge 'I‘rendwcll 1
fruit 'l‘hursdlly’. On that day he plelld-T
20.—«Pontv
yesterday
fcur— prompt and reluctant.
them Bristol. Conn; Weier-
vllle, Me: Rockport, Muss: Dover, hi.
it; Westerly, it. l., llnd Burro. Vt.
Daily Line to N Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28, East River. New York (fool,
of Dover street), every day (on
cent Sunday). at :5 p. in. Freight.
received at Norwelk up to d p.
in. and South Norwaiiz up to 5:30
4 i). m.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Aiming J. Smith. C. C. Hegeman,
Lessee General Agent
rolled it Volk .. 3
Electrical Co.‘
' The Only Fully Equipped
EL'ECTRIGAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO eUPPLIEe
Phone Silo—~50 South Mein ltreet
a. Nowell. Conn. ' ' Mlleio Hammock"
JUST A FE‘w‘oAvs MORE
WE WILL ALLOW
500 for your old-
Tin Boiler
and $1 for your
old Copper
3 Boiler
THE PURCHASE OF A HEAVY COP-
PER BOlLER AT $3.50
A. J. ANCEVlNll 8i
SON CO.
134.136 WASHINGTON 8T.
ed guilty to a charge of encoding, nudi plitrons. Come in and
on Saturday ho was sent to Jail.
lie look undlppenl to the superior; '
court and yesterday Judge Megan pillc-l DEIDGE PHARMACY
ed the hunter's ball at 3500 and ordorw
ed him intlS immediate comedy.
ulllllline inter lwo deputy sheriffs bed
him in charge, bound for the Branch Tm.-.”
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Ten
ill? lll
l
l
«L..—
i
’3 houses being”
Yo... Drquallts lib",
Bridge Pharmacy
nervice at all times.
i'ereonnl attention giv»
on to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
, welt for your oer.
J. PARKER. Mung»
The weekly t bio do hate dinilbdwlll
be served tomorrow evening at the Nor.
"TRAVELERS ‘
Liability POliCieS Miss Rollo Slfiions, of Rowan street.
Albert Taylor, who has been ill for
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT RATES
J. M. Layton 8: Co}
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
S
5 Railroad Ave, South Norwalk, Ct.
'wnlh Country Club.
‘Mlee linttlo Smith. of Brooklyn, hills
been u rel-out guest for several days oi
utzvorol weeks, Illiii been nblo to re-
leumc his duties on dl'll-or on one of the
icresceni IJllllltiI'." \“lIKOIii-i.
I ....... W
Predictions ore for the. lining out or
Morph like u lnlnll, and this morning
was uttered by lili' local Weather pro
pilot on IlllJlillliialIUIl. lie did not
New Building Material
Largest Stock of
White
Iron
\
David W. Raymond .
Funeral Director and Embeimer
19 North Main street. couch Nor-walk
Reeidonce. 6 Weeninpton street.
Telephone at office. 380-2.
Telephone It house. 593.
wolll' lllroo (lulu; n9 Infill.
‘ PAPER
Talon“!!! m
m...
i
mm- two
win. ~
CHARCOAL‘
[RON
GUTTERS
and LEADERS
i'nni :l lliilr luol‘o Illlill lilo t‘iilll'
uloll Killi'lilllfl‘ll iiIIIl‘Ii‘. but
much l'ilmiiil‘i' in ”W Hill. for they
“‘5‘ l‘llllrl-oul iron illlllorn nod hund-
irn ill ulll‘ collll'lli‘tn.
Horace Ii. Nash
N. Main & Weill Sis.
S.Norweiil
L
Beds
Ever Shown Before
” All the Up-io-Dete Bede of 1911
iii": DISCOUNT THIS WEEK
8. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
We updr-
liorwalil Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel ‘ m. eoez.
Bishonrlc Wall Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cost of Construction.
Applying Bishoprlc Well Board to
Ceiling.
I: I "(‘litii'f'l who intend to build or re-
P . l'iviiiélriil‘l olli bulidinus will be inlet»
HOUSE FURNISHEI
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 81's.. revolutionizingllloiulllillnu world. our-
NORWALK. CONN.
(‘I‘lli‘Il ill illuhoprlr \\'nll liollrd and
fill. nllllllg lilo llow material which Is
llrlllurll where srrviw nlld economy
iii't‘ duall‘otl.
Charles H. -Aistllorpc
6 Scnvlew Ave.“ South Norwaik
it
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
m
E. E. Gorbam
curator "
, in mm on. diet Nov-mill
commence
LIGHT
fl 7H1 LIGN'V THA‘I
. NIVII O‘AILI. II YOUR
noun vino can
our we no
House-Piping ’
at (grist
“' ‘ DROP IN AND LIT 0‘
“WI V00 Ml [ITI-
3 .W'IATI 0” WW“ HOUlI
l I
NEW YORK T0 BOUT” NORWALK.
9:082, mm.
11:00: 11:03.
.mo. 11:00:. ,
1:08: i: It“. i
ezoix, 7:001. 8:301, niobium 3 ‘
scorn «cumin: “to NW ml- ' 3
, e . . . T
A. seminar 1:1 so me,
all“ 10:10:. loim.u'u:etil.'h'ltnu.3 -
so.» eimf’ioi. L
7310:. moments.
r. .3.“th
0:12, 0:103. I
11:11. - -
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HARTFORD RAILROAD
Tulle TABLE.
October 2, 1010.
50“” NOBWALK *0 NEW V0“ beck. oven If done in childhood it
A. M.--lz:riax. 15:09:. 5:41;, 6:08. creates pinched nervee end pain in
um, 7:20. me, 8:17;, szlslx. 9:16;. intei' life lathe diluent emu M
0:07. 10:20:, 10:45:. 11:30:. " .
P. M.——12:t5x. 1:05. 2249:. 3:11. lo flmpmm more the entree of
to
5:00;. 5:85, 62601. 6:40, iizlitix. 7:161. title diuue Cad Min. end health
7:62;. 0:40;, 10:89.
Modern.
onion—42:53:, 5:091, 5251!. 8:“. nomination, MI!
Definition of Chiropractic .
cull-emcee II on Icienoe or in.
cone. or the dinette end the art of oil-
iueting the lame. mammalian
by e wrench. twin or eprein in the
limbo.
restored toms! permeable: the oi:
nerve Intent: in our body.
lite. Heart. Kidney end ”mole Die
P. M.-—u:lslix, Mix. 3:03. 5:15. gene on elm epeoiei mention: ciao
i'iéogg, 7:003. 7:13. om. 0:113. 0:403.
motive of the “the. You will
never ' viii! Chile e
m... unit... W
«'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C."
’i’°‘- 1”“ uwn‘e‘ulddriiuhmeolvonmun
. .-1::08x, 1:10, 1:601, 1:571. w M mm ‘ M ‘ '
8:80x. 3:05. me. 0:053. on. dill. M 3 0 A“.
0:01x, 0:03;, 8:083. 9:00:
11:30. 12:00:.
tuning. ' 3
lolléauwleloox. el , 7:80, elm.
this opting, t
dished within'tbe week; E‘lcvclul otbel
uonlrecte are understood to be "hung
log fire." .
evening at the ll‘nol Avonuo MfllllUlIIriI
Church for the pllrpmc of forming; a
. cinee‘ for weekly cities meetings. A
permanent lender lliln nol yet been
Settled upon but floor» iirynollis prel
silicd incl evening. "
Dr. and hire. Franklyn 1}. known, of
Benview nvcne, alert this afternoon fol
'ansnnnb. Jacksonville and iiirdlna
Florida. Dr. Brown rot-lolly hell i
severe attack of grip, and Ii loll him
with a case of rheumatism, which I'll‘
sou voyage to expected to cure. They
will be gone from toil linyn to two
weeks.
Charles Cilffl'ey. lilo. WI,.'Ii‘I(liO\i/Il trol-
loymun. who lliifi been laid up all win-
ter at his home in NOI‘Whlk by illnorn.
look i| trip down to ”if! Gregory Point
old associated on the line. h‘l.. Cooley
get. about again.
mm... ...
Norwulk i'nrlli CIllil lllll'c re‘rvlrlly not-
ed favorably! on lolil‘ npiiilrnilono for
membership. The board met Mend
evening. Arrangements are under way
for getting the climb paraphernalia in
condition for the sodium. Thr- flonte will
be overhauled lillri put into commission
within a very short time.
"M .—....--~.
There will be special rules on the
at New Rochelle. which begun at 0
o’clock this morning and will continue
until next Tuesday. The lior. W. W.
Methodist Church, left early this morn
lull; for New Rachelle. ill order to be
present at the roll call or ii o'clock.
w... l
The return of the lone camper :ll
(‘nlf Posture has been nwnitcd but limo
for he has not put in an uppenruncc,
It will be remembered lilul hr rainb-
lliihod himself on the lunch sever":
weeke ago but won driven off by u
semi-illirrlrnno. lie holds undisputed
the title of being the rim rnlnpor oi
the season,
The writeup roconlly of George
Conllliu ill u Bridgeport power as Kin
(Income. liii pcillld lighter. line evident
ly boon token seriously by Someone.
Charles Loire. otherwise Hod summers.
who was named as Kid (ionomo's mull
liner. Illiii received a letter from Junk
Spellmun. of New London. Ilianllnor 0!
Freddie O'Brien. who exprensos his de-
sire to mulch his protege against lilo
Eat! Norwaik man.
A number of NW lorei oyslermell
who llm'r Ilt‘i‘ll Wiil‘Hlie; ill opening in
tho iihfilisi lint. willlor. are making pre-
pnrntiuus {or going to Bridgeport and
working on llll‘ natural growth
grounds. Among tilt»? who will go
next week ill .illrob Wolfe, Jr. The ni-
mospheric conditions lire now such
that the oystermen can feel reneon roe
sounbly euro that the Mock will out
freeze on deck while it in being ban
d rd.
Miss Jeannette Been entertained n
compeny of friends last evening at her
home. in \‘en Znndt street, the evening
being very pleasantly spent in various
eoclni pastimes. A copper was served
and it was ll lute hour before the
merry company broke up. ill addition
to the hostess. there were prolenl,
Mine Martha Buckley, Mine Anne Mc-
Nerney and Mice Annie Rooney and
Messrs. Reed Kyle, Christopher Van
Coeverin: end Russell hormone.
on...” .... M»-..
Glover’s
rill: PLACE
; “Fred Warm iii melting proparetiont
to put hie auxiliary yacht in commie.
«‘ Alon for the omen. she is now high
and dry in t e yard of Mr. Warm‘t
. homilyin Cor ptreot . p _
3“ . WW, ‘
There to enlist erelile talk of more
b it In Elsi . Norwalir
03h do for ns‘iearned.
no contracts have been signed within
the week. Severe! contracts have been
There was a good ulzed ntienlinnce
last evening tor the initial llleellnh lulu
line a day or (W0 ago and deemed his
has liild it particularly Iiiil‘d solar of
nsthlnu. He hopes noon lo lw able to
The governing ll nrd l'i' Iilt‘ tidal
railroad for the Methodinl conference
milieu. pastor of mo liner Avenue
you "3’3"“
The no.
no. and
3 and pond spirihlfoome netureliy
when the stomach is up to its
work, ”the liver and bowele active
and the blood pure. . Better obn-
AGENT roam. meoemcu.
em. ESTATE. maul-mu,
SURETY canoe. homey rug:
LIC. omen-re» scenario 3
Mlmernmou lor retiree,
AND causation-or allure.
OFFICE, nownvrounveuus.
rebels
ford, hove been visiting In Bridgeport.
in the Park City.
MI‘B. Andrew mm and Miss Ethel
Mills ore‘the gueets of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Scofleld. in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Thompson.
their summer bungalow in RoweytOn
uvcnlle. . ,.
Miss Mary Hart, of Reymond‘street,
left today for New Rochelle, New
York. where she is attending the ses-
sion of the New ,York East- Methodist
Conference.
Franklin Crockett. who recently lin-
dorwent a severe operation in the Nor-
wnlk Hospital. has returned to his
home. and is greatly improved in
health.
%
Rev. W. R. McDel'mOtt. pastor or the
Methodist Episcopal Church. is in at
londange ut the Methodli‘t Eplmopal
Conference in New Rochelle, and Mrs.
McDorinoil and children are visiting
relatives ill Allentown, Pennsylvania.
The Y. P, S. C. E. of the nuptial
lilulrril will hold a poverty social. Fri-
diiy evening. March 33!, at the home 0!
MI. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. The in
dies are supposed to wear a‘ calico
dress and upronJand the gentlemen
Wellr the some. kind of shirts, with no
sini‘cli. or high colien. and overalls 01
in their boat, or wearing jewelry of
any kind, will be fined. Be on tbs
nufn tilde, and all bring Your pocket-
books. All are Invltcd to attend.
llilllill littoral;
The nation baseball teum expected
to begin practicing for the season juet
as soon he weather conditions will per
mil.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Wood, of
Main street. Dorian, are rejoicing over
the arrival of a son at their home. The
mother and child are doing nicely.
The investigation of the books of the
ul-loctnlen continues to be on absorb
lug topic and wall it might be on no
«aunt of ihia spectacular manner in
which it is being carried out. Net
from New Yorir still on the books but
the safe in the town hall building is
dnlly guarded by two consumes. No
is any irregularities in the accounts
but lax method: of doing business
seem to ’be the chief paint of the dis
cuesion.
M
We Handle.“
Roofing and Sheathing
“When--
Schlicllting Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. neurone Ave. 5 Mela no. on.»
select linearly”, n”. Groin. moor
3 tingle». 2
new null-la lli’eiui noun-y.
hcuee repented!
. i ' “W 'v
F hm. no. nun nee returned from e
on trout “til
naturally. em 1.; l. .
; v. l' .y H
ii 335*)“,
"£11.93
ditlone eIWnye ibiiovvtllelule‘» of “
RoberTScalzi
hire. John DeWntel-a, of this place,
and Miss Eliunboth ‘Trietrsm, of Siam-
Miss loin Stevens also spent yesterday
or South Norwaik. have moved into
old trousers. Those who come arrayed ed
' Sherrill. :
alone are there expert accountants .
body seems to have any idea that there . '
'ters “rend“. 3.
of once". MIG! 23-27 and, ,
iPeper Work, page: 203-208 on 3.
'Military Alfoimfpaxnphiet). ' ~
'ettrleon. end one meter I310!
Slight”. 3
30:31:10“ corporal and
~ on e. . - >
n m. mmmiil'einu, blue. one ~
George P. Jennings,“ timing his to
l
be
thin the? “if“:
The meg
Dflni' a!" .
for“ their onto truck. ,v.
M ‘. , i
lire. John iiuriow and children
Mre. Mobil AM am with
day With reittivee incite,
routed...
on. no one! .3 . .
parents, Mr. tincture. Boonie:
Child. "“5 :"39. (~34.
Rev. Mr. Servie end ‘Rev:
Boynton are» attending dream it
eion oi the New 'fm‘k Blast q -
at New Rochelle. ‘
Hurry Beereha‘n revered hiln
tion with Beers Bron. and line .
a position or traveling salesmen 33
the Schwamchild and Silkworm _
The body of some! Hot or a
ford, one brought to Weston“.
day. end interred in Gin-let rhino
cemetery. Rev. Mr, Barnum oiilc
at the services at many ,: “is
Joseph J. Arch, '1 3 hm
occurred the lose of'ntony‘iimd
York, Saturday. ill-troll neon
he spends the summer so _3
handsome summer home infill
IN THE MILITIA RfiNK
niacin—p 3. .
Officers Must Study Mme—M” 31%?
um in‘ the river. which:
in the order which" tell! . , 3
core attending the instruction 0
must study on appallins’cet‘iogu
books for the preparatory »_ooiftree
printed. Following in “toilet:
EMAilOffiou-e. . ..
Field Service Resolution, 1010, .
ticie HI.-—0rdere; Article I
Service of Security, including.
guard, rear guard and y .‘
cle “3—00 ”bollhiiigi‘iulllifi,
attack and dense
Stddlee in. 13!
Service schools.
Kensgs. H“ p ' ,
Mil nary. a m, _ 3-1—3 '
Mililllry M5913W9F3
Lectures our Adv ‘ ‘ an“
and Outpoetnnuon-ieonv-(pd ).
.Army Regulations. 1908. el
60'
Arllcle i‘.——-Milila.ry Discipline. ‘ .
Article XXX.——Troops, Balm .
Companies, especleily the in ,.
economy of commutes. * ‘
PM Field and out! QM, in
Field Service Regulation:
Article Vll.--'i‘he Service of.
Article VIII.~—Treneportetion.
Anny Regulations, 1908,“;
Article LL—Porcheee of
Article Lib—Money Accoun
Article LIV.—Property
‘ . .
t"Article LVi.——~slirveye on . .1 .
Article LVHd.—8tefl Admini
Article LXIL-Ordere.
Article ”XIV—Quarter
Department. .
Article Lxxv.-Subeiellehoe ,
moot. .
Article minim—Ordnance .
ment. 3
Manual or the Quertermu
pertinent, 1904, as amended.
Manual of the Subsistence Deg
ment, 1910. . ‘ 1 j. ‘
«Provisioning e Modern Army leg
Field—«Sharp. ‘ ' ‘ ,,
For second Lieutenant-ref All. Lie
Military Topomphov-rre‘rt
The mowing Militant doth-o ,
study is recommended: .
Estimating Teoticei flit
‘rlelll alum—anion (noun ‘
Tecticlivrrincipiu and? _;
Henna. '
Millie!!! finishe-
Afltudy indium annulled, .
mnemonic-5 5.
3Woodrufl”(-Dlmnhieti. .
omcen’, ”ennui—«Men: ,
tor XVI. ' .
The Story of :1 Trace Mole—m ,
Defense of Duffel-e Britt—Di
In e general order proviei ’3 _:
mode on follows for the med "
'hoepitui corps:
axillary 'i‘roonI—One melee,
9 Field Mullah—F '
6"‘Ammu
recovering from he:
Norwalk Chronicler