M
u
13°F are boneledtn; good condition
um:
Shackley. maria chunk. r.
Y'aiggw'ii‘m'fi ddhiufifllgm
alumna:
Nam sold In bulk. The on
(laureate
cure or your money book.
CHILD KILLEDM BY FATHER ROLL-
ING ON IT.
WNJJMAN'PIC, Match 30. wattitliiii'
Atwood, tour yours old. tilt-ti from
a fracture of the breastlioue yesterday
at St. Joseph's Hospital. It Was statou
that the child was injured by its futliui-
rolling on it at the Atwood home while
sleeping.
Golden Moments
Thinb’ or the plenum sported—ct the
'nnnooeuaary pain and dinoomtortl
you've had—then DECIDE to bail.
Your eyes exalhlned today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction at eye troubles. our!
specialty—«it's done acuity and relief
in certain it we fit year eyes.
Call today my examination.
Fcnwick Optical Co..
UNITED IANK IUILDINQ
com 74!
I7 WAoHINaTON aTREET.
noun—«II to 11:30 a. m. and 12:45 to 3
g p. in. Monday and Baturday. ”l to
o. in
Daily Line to N. v;
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East- River. New York (toot
of Dover street), every day (ore
cent Sunday). at is p. in. Freight
received at Norwalit up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
Ii. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Annlng J. Smith. c. C. Hegeman.
Lanna General Agent
111,3r as lloiyoito. Mass.
maul! this morning. The
was by shooting. The reason _
Av mystery to the men In *
col d
for ihe'nct l
the potion card of inquiry has been
appointed and began an investigation
at dildo. it took charge or all of Char-
cst's property. Enlisted men at the
host; pending the investigation. refuse
to discuss the mhtter. Charest was
iiiirtyons or thirty- two years old and
have his place of residence on enlist
.mwm ~ WM
“Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
conch remedy lover used as it quickly
stopped a severe cough that had long
troubled me." says J W Kuhn, Print o
ton. Nob. Just so quickly and surely
it acts in all cases of coughs, colds. lar
nrippo and lung trouble Refuse sub
siliutos. The Bridge l’liniinacy and
W. ’1‘. Wlumore It tin.
JUDGE CLIRTIS ILL.
.luduc Howard J. (‘ill‘IIt-. oi’ the supe- Gil
iloi court is ill at his home In Strat-
lord with an attach of tho grip.
. -_.. _..... .. NW
JUST, A FEW DAYS MORE
WE WILL ALLOW
50c for your old
Tin Boiler
and $1 for your
old Copper
Boiler
THE PURCHASE OF A HEAVY CUP-
1
PER BOILER AT $3.50
A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
‘ SON CO.
134-136 WASHINGTON 5T.
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The Reed 8t Vblk
Electrical Co
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL BHOP
In the Town
ALTO OUPPLI [I
Phone sob-50 South Main Street
ti. Nor-wail. Court.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
Residence. 8 Washington Street.
Telephone at ollloo. 830.2.
Telephone at noun. sea.
WALL
‘ PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
n. s. Gorbam
Decorator
to amt at. Int Norwalk
Telephone or
Music mu Bloch ‘
V l
- CHARCOAL
IRON
GUTTERS
and LEADERS
t‘osi. a little more than the com-
mon galvanized article, but are
much cheaper in the and. to.» they
wear three times as long. We spec-
ify t‘iiai'coai lruii Gutters and Liz-rut
l
l
I
l
1 i‘l'h‘ in our contracts.
I
Horace R. Nash
N. Main lit Wed Sta.
S.Nonvaili
..- ”wow—mm W“... .u.uW-Mqu-_w. ....
to ma Liam may
«even finite. in voua
uouaa mane won
out we on
House'PIpinn
ht Cost
diva vou an art.
ultra on voua nouaa
LIGHT
alone, Ayers Sarsabarilla is
Mica Fannie Rnuanba ,Empioyad by
Triangle shirt Wa at cm. Haa‘ .
Slater Hera.
Miss Fannie Rosenberg. . at New.”
York, sister or Mrs. B Heishflold. of
Wood street. was employed on it hook
keeper lot the firm or I-‘iairia It
Blanch. where the lino occurred last
week causing the death of 142 cm-
ployoos or the Triangle Shirt Waist
Company. ill Washington Place New
York.
. For n time Miss lioscnlierg'u ruin»
tlvus were very anxious regarding her.
but. Mr. Horchiield wont to Now York.
and learned that she had aoncnhome
about a half hour before the tire start.
HlCilES‘i‘Eli’S Pitts
'rnu DIAM‘DN" “Ilium
‘ imil Alli your Dru
lamen- or‘u
'I Illa to
ram“.
0 ..
at ir
Hittite“ uiitc
no MM
m
, guestion layout doctor; Thailan-
tgér ktbo great toryoiitlt
alcohol. Take it or not. as . our doctor dl “‘
massage-3W . .
THE. soouitnvnn claim. i
i
a tonic, entirely it
Filled ‘.
Sat the
Your Dmngi EH
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
53...? all prescription East Avenue Methodist Church. thr
' . weekly pr'nyoi meeting this t-voning
Chairs for our trolley . r. ._. to
patrons. Come in and will be in ”$3133.30" 0 m "0 ”
wait [or your car.
BRIDGE , PHARMACY
.I. PARKER. Manager
I
D
itihoa.
L Mk
7'4 ci'i’ia {
d an nails» ”hi it}???
yam known II lieu. hale-Lt Many a holistic
Still) it situation trimaran
TRAVELERS’
Liability Policies
.- Protect ,
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT RATES
J. M. liayton 8: Co.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGEN T8
prayer service this evening at the Ad
vout Christian Church.
College. is spending the spring vnoa
tioii Willi her parents. Mr. and Mrs
llurry Ryder, of East avenue.
‘& Knapp lint manutactory has pur-
chased the line launch of William it
Thompson. in South Norwniit.
and Donald Board, of Barre. Mniisacliir
suits. took in lilo. sights of New York.
The. Rev. Lonicr ‘F. Reynolds. tlit
motor, will he in charge oi the Weekly
Miss Mary Ryder. of Mount Holyoko
Mr. (launch, employed in tho (‘ioiut
lini'i II'IIOIIIIIWIIIEB..I'Iiifltl Gumhart.
ii Railroad Ave. South Norwalk. Ct.
Largest Stock of
White
Iron
Beds
Ever Shown Bolero
All the Unto-Data Dada of 1011
DISCOUNT THIS WEEK
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K. MITCHELL.
10"}
B. UNDERTAKER
r. A. MITCHELL
New Building Material
Blehoprio Wait Board and Sheathing
Reduce do» at Construction.
Applying alahopric Wail
”no“--. Lam“... .. M... .. m..." u.—
Ioard to
Cell Inp.
loaders who intend to build or to
construct. old lililldliills will be inlor
HOUII FURNISHII
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T3. ‘
NORWALK. CONN.
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Norwalk Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
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31: sites. on. Iiia’. did
no. Ml.
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«and in Blnhoprlc \‘i‘nll Board and
Sheathing the non innit-rial which in
.-. vuluiionlziiiu the building uorid. par-
'llctllhrh whore surviiv and economy
are tit-sired
6 Senvieyv Ave. South Norwalit“
Tel. 3062. i '
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TUB NEW SCIBNCB
Definition of Chiroprachc
Chiropractic ia the acienoo or the
cannotthadlaeaaeanil the riotou-
inattentboaano. Dianna canned
by a wrench twist or apraln in the
back. it‘von it done in childhood
rreutaa pinched nerves and pain in
later tile in the dittorent organs and
tear.
Mina nix
.Iiziirmrsrn'mfi:
I“ no
new Wm
nerve anions in your body.
a...“ Troattnonta om» am
i...
Iron Age
‘ in Osborn avenue.
“ liliel hood 0! their going overhdard for
mast vilih lira. nobart Thompson. 265
illaat avenue, tomorrow afternoon at
8 o ”clock sharp.
Chariot ill. Loxen mowed yesterday
from No'.’ 22 shaviaw avenue to one
or the nova houaoa houses ho. recently
purchased from William B. Hatflfleld.
Mrs. Francis Seymour and Mrs. John
ii. Wheeler leit this morning for the
Methodist Episcopal conference in
New Rochelle. New York and export
to return this evenins
1...”-.--
The public schools uill it! upon as;
Monday for the Chief term of ihi
school year. 'I‘lio tact or lé‘asier coin
lug so late this your ii is (timhltll rably
conh: soil the school in: 'ritini lit iiod
(lulu; to tho absence ui rim Mono
0! the Rev. W W. Gillies pastor of lhi‘
'l‘lio mud hole-st aic Biltit‘lll‘ up In
handsome shape at acit in! points and
especially under the in 1 Igor: 'i - sea
son is yet so early that II. it named
to permanently lmprovn munitions.
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[dust Norwalk in golm: to ii.l\‘t' an n‘
crusliodstoiie distributed over lei
highways. a barge load ol' li. Till.“ to
loctmen have already Iliad“ illl'llll‘m
ments with the Ferric (foal (louipnnr
for unloading this stone iii-on im at-
rival.
Rev. J. .l. Whilst. the {armor pastor
of the East Avenue Methodist lipisco
pal t‘liuicli. will not am the pulpit
morning and evening in the East Ave
tine M. It}. Church next $lllldlh Mr
Palm is now located In Astoria. long
inland.
Among the members of the East
Avenue Methodist Church who have
been planning to attend some of the
sessions of the New York East District
Conference. which opened yesterday,
are Mrs. John B. Wheeler and Mrs.
Frank Seymour.
The weather has been so iiniavora-
bio for metering the past two or three
day: that today there is only one eye
ter buying schooner of! arm. or: 3
Point. The vicinlii will |Irt)l)l|illi new
from one to a dozen vessels most at
the time for the rest of tho liiiyiii!
SEEM)".
Maw"
A look around the unit-r from shows
that a number or luunciioa have til—
roady been placed in commission for
the season. 80 for as known none of
tho pleasure sailboats are In the water
for i o mason and there is not much
auroral weeks.
'i‘lie opt-hers oi the Stevens Oyster
Company had a vacation today on ac-
count of circumstances Qlllit‘ oziisiilool'
their power or that of tho company.
Tho Sound was on rough i‘iil Nina.
that the streamer W. l. Slow as did not
not into South Nona": aim a load or
oysters iroin Gmnpoii
......i. “may.
Laura R: rot" dough in of .\Ir. and
can iadioa or thew. c. T. u vui :, ,
that much cannot lir- done at litla time "
Mia. Herman ltvdor oi \nu ’IAIYNII.
street entertained a rampant of her.
young "lands Tucmlni in honor at her
ninth birthdm \urious games or in-
tom! to old run were plated and the
little folks III and it fine limo. \n
elaho "In Million V” “hell
do an m min it
iii” A pprohrnsio,
helmet ,tliatihoro msnreiu
all. Ol‘V thihoyfliir u is not
i can. a blowing stun fll‘c write-
II! Vt” SI I) I teat of the match].
ii‘ho boa tested out was 2:5. located at
in John shoot and can. craniu- The
teat I. {too lured to have been chili-oli-
satisfactory. .
ha” THIN. lilo Crescent Laundry.
”all Ill!“ Will“ the in. illlll} a
”What that ho Itn
an m Ibllln A set
exhibition at the laun-
um-k Blood Bitters.
exercise keep clean, and you Will have
long life.
Robert Scalzi
coming on Saturday
Anti~5ldd
Studs do provenan
dry indicates that. Al might have been
cartooning for some metropolitan Jour-
nal now it he had followed his bent
when he was. younger.
hast Norwallt has quite generously
patronized "The Squaw Man" this
week at Music Hall. but there are
still a large number at people on this
side of the Washington street bridge
ulto are missing a rare treat by not
seeing it. The Music Hall Stock Com
pany is deserving much congratulation
for the manner in which they. carry out
the play.
Miss Mary .,,.lerreit a sister of Cap
Illlll ilenry Hierrott "oi the Salvation
Army is soliciting from house to house
iuuds lor the new Salvation Army bar-
racks. To date. 860 has been pledged
for iiw project. An «union has been
around on a lot on Keeler street and
Captain Jerrott hopes to secure the
proverty by April 1 Captain Jerrott
reported this morning that a league
had been iormed by the supporters or
the Salvation Army and that this
group of persons had pleased 353 a
imnth tor the maintenance or the
curl. ~1)aabury News.
”Can't look well eat well of loci
well with impure blood feeding your‘
body. Keep the blood pure with Bur-
Eat simply. take
‘..\
Rillilllllil
“—- ‘Q‘
AGENT FOR ALL INSURANOI.
REAL IOTATI. MORTGAGE“.
SURETY BONDS. NOTARY PUI’
LIC. PATENT. OICURED. AD-
MINISTRATION OF ESTATE“.
AND COLLECTION OF RENT8.,
OFFICE. ROWAY‘I'ON AVENUE.
TEL. 814
David hiapham'e domestics arrived
from New York. this morning. to get
his residence ready tor the owner'a
The prayer meeting will be held as
usual lit the Methodist Episcopal
Church. thla evening. Oscar lilla will
have charge in the absence of the pan
tor. Rev. William R. MoDermoit
~8heet and pillow case aocial. at
he howaytou lions house. Saturday
wooing. April 1. auapioea indiea' Anit-
.iiary. Admin-Ion 15c, dreaaed with
“heat and iilow case; the without.
'lsdreahmtn a.
on»
It output! or cement and a carioad
of iron ratio are being unloaded at
Sherman Hoyt. Constable Edward J.
In: iii-inn has the contract to sort
them
it". nary rim «to children will
shortly move from Rovayton avenue
to Pamic. N. J. On launder In.
with reamed her position as teacher
in the lathodiat Bunday school.
is with regret I t the la n!
vtiil t it“ intent!
IN STOCK BY,
w. A. HANFORD. V
42 NORTH MAIN STREET.
the Recreation railroad station tor John ,
ul.
oriaav- bl
Brown will read the scriptural aeooun
ot' the crucifixion as the slid
thrown on the screen.
While four export a a
New York ‘nre (got over 1.:
lgioolils or Dolmen. ”gaggle“
at ei' an ..
guard and re! 1?:0 Dewitt a
touch the bile or name :
way with the Wei-l: ol‘tho exp
constables am having -
their own. The people of Do .
naturally curious. and go tutort
town hall as often as possible.
how aflnirs are coming on. Their
ioslty, however, will not he so
until the next town meeting. for
or the experts nor the inventiga ‘
committee will talk. The pineal
ed with an atmosphere of o
while the experts. from the
once of their faces, are hay .
his in delving into the methodh
ed in the town books. Beside:
on guard all day, the comb
ternate at night shirts. even is ,
books are locked in the auto. u
going to know everything any.
are to have nobody breakinm a:
hnging the books. There it ‘
e a fair attendance at
town meeting.
We Handle.
Rooitfig‘andsriea' '
—Pdlle[S—*r' “
Schli‘cliting Bros.”
tr .
9
Mrs. 'ltooelia Brown #conunnouo liar
prove.‘ ‘
J. B. Snyder. who has been on tho
invalid lint, la Improviu.
The houae of lira. H. Barrett in 3
in: remodeled and a verandah
Dr. A. K. Been. to fly or
place. in now sojourning any
M
Waterbury Brothers have m
aisle. at work sawing wood
ii d.
F. L. Burritt has been In
thia weak to attend Mi
uncle.
Gillian! William and
or M W m
It
I sin-m until-”r.
butler. oi the Yale a
rd. it ill lwith
Norwalk Chronicler