lilo: fitto Slot» 1
who has hoenmpondlnitiioome time in
Bohoonburst with trloudh. hos return»
all home.
lsctor's office in Norwoik. is spending
1 a tow days with nor sitter, Mrs. Henry
' 1
: laugh. of Brooklyn.
{if majority of motor-
, “is " throughout the world
are satisfied users of «
.drmcheiinlnner Tubes.
:They are the hestjudges.
” Ash them.
., n. an”.
‘ w. L. Beatles and wife arrived in
‘ Now Yorlt,‘isdt night, from Hormuds.
. 11nd willosoch their summer residonco
at 'i‘oltonoltu this afternoon.
David W. Mills. of Highland oVonuo.
has resigned his position with the
libido it Towno Manufacturing Com»
,psny and is now its-tinting his father.
.ir.
mat ” Ham
; Edwmd H. White and Aaron o
1Stovoiih purchased a number of fruit
.treos and shrubs from tho Rowdiile
’ li‘nrm, West Norwnlh. it is their inton~
; tion to not them out about their places.
on hallo]
smac-
y .iohn Sloan and William A. lluid at-
i loaded the meotiug of Harmony iodine.
‘New Canaan, and unsigned in (tuition
{ ring the master mason dogreo on Ron.
frenontutlve Myron melord. of that
: place.
lN STQCK BY
w. A. Hitiisonn
42 NORTH Morin STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
I
1 Two carloods of brick aro'at the
f Rowayton station for Controuioru Shoo
‘ A. Sullivan, of Stamford; who hove the
contract for building it largo hisr for
John Sthorniuii Hoyt. iii Contentment
1fliiland.
anion—g“ ”—1 V m.. .. a .. t ..... m..-
OONNE-CTICUT PATENTS I INSTALLAT'ON OF REV. G‘MD ' i A carioad of radiators and plumbing
The following were issued April 11h. 35133531; imoierluls arrived at v "the K6wayton
1911; list niiriiisliod from omto of A.
M Wooster, solicitot of
Bridgeport, 001111.:
John A. Anderson, Bridgeport, ma:
chine for cutting rubber disks. i
.ao-u—u
station for Jones oi Hotchkiss. of Nor.
Ilfliellifi, Dr. Lyman AbeII IO PTOICII “‘0 83"- wall: who MVG considerable work in
m” "‘6 Rev. 0' 3' Roymond ‘° Zthe- new house for Dr. '1‘ Lloyd. at T0
Chorus the People. i kcnoite.
Monday. April 10, has been dated ooi
Edward K Ives. Bridgeport. sover- the dote for the installation at 111m The annual meeting or the Rows!-
n0r foi toy railway curs Rev George Drew Egbert as pggtor ton Flower Club will be held Friday
Win. 0. Viiiii, Bridgeport. 10.1 slot: of the may Congregational Church of afternoon at a ooloolt in the shovel of
trio movement. Flushing Lilia Methodist Church. Olliocrs fur
: Wilson E. Porter, New Haven. clock At 4 oclook in the afternoon, the the year will beolooled and other buoi~
_ movement. council will be held at which Mr. 33.; ness relative to the work ol the club
3 Frank W. Burdlck, Hartford, paper hon will be examined and the instal‘ will be discussed. A full attention”
cutter.
Mlaskblivo (lulu. out maxi. c151. ‘
and R. Homes,
of Rev. Mr. Egbert, at Cornwall. N. Y..
will preach tho. sermon. Rev. (7.
Rex- f
lord Rnyiiiond, Mr. Eithert's prodecos»=
, __ lotion exercises will mite place at. oftlie members i. cornsotly desired.
Louis R. Spencer. Hartford, spark 7:45 ‘ e
i Dr. Lyman Abbott. editor of tho‘ ‘Mombers of the Rowoylon Nstbodiot
Windsor, metal Outlook, who is 11 former parlohioner 1‘ Episcopal Church oro plonsod with a“,
notion of the New York East Contsrfi'
once in returning the pastor. Rev. Wii.
linm ll. blobormott. to this plsoo. Mr
Mcllermott wroimd a unanimous call.
and his 11th your hero promiscs to be
even more summhil than the one
which had just cloood
'sor now pastor of the South Connie-i
gutioiinl ( liurili. of il1ool1lyn. will do- !
‘liier the (horse to the Movie. and
the Rev. Di. C. W. Shelton. Divot”! : - I. -
of the \‘ew York Home Missionary-i All members 01' the Banner Sociol
Society, and also 11 former poriobionor Club 0‘ the Dauxhters of ”burly. “a
i“ Mr Egbert M” delivor the “"3" their friends. will be entertained this
m the ""8"" evening at the home of dirt! Amelia
The others nho will tithe part have ‘.liull 7 Burbank street. The commit-
not been definitely “cm“ “W" line on arrangsmonts for the fifth oo-
“"” “ iniverosry of the D of l. which is to
Zorrord s. Hurt. New Britain, lihll
Md ’N. Lincoln, iiiiidieiowu.
fill. J. Murphy. Terryvlilo, por-
. “on post office lock.
GINO AND BETTING BILLS
PASSED.
DENVER, Colo, April s—Jl‘lio sen- m...
ode bill establishing a racing commis- —wOman loves a clear. rosy cont
don and providing fOI race meetings ploxlom Burdock Blood 31mm purities:
oi. fairs between April and October the blood. clears the skin. mtom‘la. will report progress at this most-
with Port-Mutual betting passed the ruddy, sound health. ill!-
wle on third radius yesterday and 01131111 ooouno Tumonoao.
, we! to the sovemor. Anather bill; An instrument recorded at the Town
' I with racing is pending In the Clerk‘s odics in Stamford. norm tho
‘ ‘ The N“ h“ been "new!“ '0 transfer by Stanley H. mvndoo, of
tale in athletic exhibitions and Northbort. Mus island, of sons m
. ’ too round 50"“ ”mem- acres of oyster [round at Stamford.
one“ vou MOVI
consult his, whether you want s new
home. lot or tom. 1 hove several
load boruoldo. hunt for oil luauiU
once. bonds and Wes. Notary
Public.
wool: goods at A Dickermon 23::iprg;:‘|:r fixltwfl to ill.
to... 1 Robert Scalzi
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TIL. I14
When An yibody is in
doubt as to where a
certain article can be
bought. a certain work
perform
Hurtful. root-roost klllsd the bill
which oousbt the incorporation of
tho Dorian Wotor Connolly.
Juan Alfrod 3. Doors woo Tuoodoy
shootout! to it slimlin- of tlio Misti
Hoodoo nous bit our-ruin dim I
would. WWI-tumour»
be held in Mystic Chain Mail April ,
'l'bo Homo oi Revrooeototiroo in.
'l‘lis Ssniinol will be pleased ‘0 1'"
(solve letters for publication, from its
brief and "to-thrupoiiit communication.
tiolou. we have obsoivi-d arc tho last
an a general [Jr-Opmlllliln, cnriieo more
to ho road. and um iniiny times avoid-
conocntratod. We do most emphatic-
ally nastiest brevity Long winded or
weight ond conviction than a lengthy
you at ‘uoulul‘iiu out unmiu ill mm
(id allow tor
Mil. VAN ALSTYNE MAKES SUG
GES‘i’IONs TO THE BRIDGE COM-
MITTEE
ilditor or The Sentinel:
May l trespass upon your cool-toll"
and ask for snitch enough to explain
the position of myself and several an»
era in conneiitlon with the new bridge?
While we all agree as to tho noceo-
silty of s new bridge. and that the
change of location i‘artlior south would
be advantageous. can we afford it? is
theigpproprlstion largo t-uough to cov-
or oil demands?
mitten as at piooout constituted. lion.
not in their park scheme?
1 poroonoily do out believe tho
.w
bought for within $100,000 of the pros.
out available funds. and. forth“.
when the town assumes the right to
on tho urousrty they ostensibly con-
demn for park purposes at a later date
for: commercial um. they not only
open up a brood field for future costly
iitixotlon. but ths present property
giro thoir property lit the low prices
quoted to the committee if at a future
use it for any purpose they may do»
Iil'g."
Now. gentleman of tho present
bridge connmittoo. i would orsoent to
your consideration the following; it
is a suitors. man-tonal: proposition.
shove board. ond one that would. i
think eliminate all your hrsoobt on-
position: V 1
Buy all the property on the south
side of the bridge odd .oviow avenuo
and nos it for w,
pork purpo'oo only.
north side. and up if thoy will not
sitrso! to erect better out! more outi-
modern. under the above bonding. A
lo the bridge corn- .
bridge can he built and tho hurl: be '
boidol's on Senior: avenue will not ,
date “the town. it it so sees tit ooit‘
buy it (Orv—y
Most the proportY owners on tho
,, H
‘ ii i” {lot do
a .
1* or 11.3
has
It 11 ickly 3: air
hisworu‘h’ PTsdlAnd A“G
Gun or Nrw Your
COUNTY or Munro:
1..
tion and remarks of strangers
‘ Remedy to try a bottle.
condition, being thicker, darker
hair is now as heavy dark and
iii ‘ M r
Soto Arid Reliablo
Gregigossinc
Soft An um"Glossy
lieu this tuners sushi snitiiti‘u
ROCHESTER. N. Y.
Nancy A Herrick, being duly sworn, deposes and says: When
I was a girl, I had a hood of heavy. long. dark brown hair which
was the envy of my scliooiiiiatcs, and which attracted the alien-
As I grew 0itit‘l’,i my hair coni~
utmost! to dome out, lost a little at first. but gradually mom: and
. more. and then boson to turn gray.
good reports i had heard of \\ yelli's Sage and Sulphur Ildir
My hair was quite thin and gray wlicu
'1 began using Sage and Sulphur. and you can imagine my satis-
faction wlicii i found that it was fast coining back to its iiutuial
l was induced by the many
and more glossy than it had her i1 ’
for a long time 1 continued to use Sage and Sulphur, and my
smooth as when l was a girl of,
sixteen. it' is now four years since i comiiiciiccil using Sage and
Sulphur, and my hair is still in splendid condition.
out“:
Mimi ‘a
Hair To Natural Col
«The Hair Grow" ’
.. PRICE" .
500. and I]
A BOTTLE
it Will Make You Look Years Younger
WYETH
ATM”!!! .
' “ “ms CHEMICAL
I'mmmmmn
“notional-lion...“
WCWMYCI Alamo
Moods-u.
COMPANY
to commit St. ..
NEW YORK. N. Y.
FII IILE III IEIIIIEIIEI I! .IlIE MILLION-PINE“. IIIPIIATIII
oiontial buildings. to connect with ”It.
idiots highway. Right bore 1 would
stole thsro are mom who would or».
lot to out buildings on tho north olde.i
forces ms to surroudsr my property:
l con assure you i have no desire to
port with it Still if the town fosioi
they want it for a park. it will be.
theirs for o fair consideration. but to
be taken as the amount committee's
trill coils for. you must upset no to
only now. but in the tutors u woll.
fly leaving the north side. you will
obtain money through benefits to the
preosntoronorty holdoro. You oovo
around 875.000 in purchase of obove
property. You malts the bricks safer
allot dork for your wlvoo and ohils
drain to cross. You out out tho biting
northwest winds of fall and visitor.
You bids o utmost». view on that
oido And loot. m-ioovo oil that con
lb dooirod from on artistic and boos»
titol otoodbollt oo the south olds.
one. It. VAN AflflNfl.
'de Milli! scoot». TAX.
lditorlsotiosl:
muhwummuerror
oppoortu ia May's loose in ro-
om to minimum-mom
swoon-mm Iootoodof
01.000. toe-sum soot maxim
l! M'l‘booioouottobotoholbr
“momma"
MMMMW Out-iii
* hflmmismmaui
tight. and i can Insure you i will. not;
GOOD RETAIL ADVERTII‘NG.
J. loving Dibblo Commendod by a Cool
Doaloro’ Publication.
The Retail Coalman. published at
in; publications in its line. has the
following oomidsudotory ortlcls in the
April issue concerning the advertis-
ld; methods of J. irvins Dibble: ‘
Ir. 1. into; Dibble, pro-idem of
the Ferris Cool 00.. south Nonollt,
Com. has solved tho problem of do
in; ooms good advertising for o rs
toil cool business Ho rsaliuo this
cool odvsrtlo‘sinont lo ons of tits bord-
ut things in tho world to malts inter
sobuondyetboboomuododinmb
tin drilioolity old rim mouth in
sect: onto to ottrootflottenuon and so
tboir booloooe boo [rows otoadily it is
who tools "Means that the our»
lists; should be xivss sonic crodit.
As Walla. tho mu. Ir. Dibbls
followoooo of bio oda was so tailors:
“loo. the vintor‘o nearly our and we
orooodtbo iowoh‘brllbtorroy; yet
wbno odors tbo Iowlro not (on so
(hero‘s motors. we must toll ruin:
toot n‘ otill bore ooh! tonsil no ood
IMHIII‘WIOIMWOIW.
“.000 FORTUNE FROM 200 HENS l8 TREE PLANTING IN NEW HAVEN.
THE RECORD. i
i scirrumo'rou, April 6.~J. Frank
Pratt, one. of the most prominent citi-
This. «women. as you will somatic-so. and which is one oltho im- tons of mutation. ond one or the
stratum chicken factors in the stats.
boo closed his books for the year and
found it bolsnoe of about 31.000 on the
right side of tho ledger which be mode
during tbs put nor on his chickens.
It. Put: to the first chisitsn rolser
obout these ports to mobs a success of
roiolng chickens. During the past
ayoor ho hos kept in the neixhborbood
of loo'bo 200 White and Bud Awning-
tons.
Ir Put! to foot bosom; known all
our the country as o. moot chicken
fancier; during the post you he has ,
anode shipments to Germany sad to
all ports or the United States, getting;
as high as neutron dollars apiece
for cool: obtains.
its boo ubibitod obicltooo at about
ovary chicken ow to tho out this
soon oboil no tho olovo’r sol-insists no winter. and has carried on may
oriooo oven to tbs Rodi-on Boom
Gordon show. -
“AWL“ AWIR ”'0'"!!! ”I? i
it booth. to Mt oo ifdbo Grand
Army or Ooobootiooi. would at its next
onnnol «mm: ot Homo". b0-
and!” out no“ Wodbsodoy ,rovolt
lilo mu MI of Unltod
l
“to-ammo
'NEW HAVEN. April t3.—Although
the school children of the city have
each been offered a Cutalps tree for
planting on Arbor Day as a contribth
tion towards reforestation of the city,
the municipal oiitliorities have issued
instructions that none of those trees
may be planted on the highways. The
reason is that in the spring the tree
drops o bloom which is very slippery,
undor loot. making sidewalks danger:
ouo to pedestrians. The trees may be
planted in urdons, yards or areas
whore the sidewalks will not be
otrs'n with the blossoms. A local
merchant. but offered to supply the
school children with 25,000 of these
Uses. which oro cosy to raise.
FEDERAL PRISON INVESTIGATlON
KANSAS CITY April 6.~Uiider o
.Lsovsaworth. Koo" data line, the Kon-
'Iao City Times thin morning says:
Two sxpsrt invootitotoro from the
Dominant of Justice in wooliingtoa
have started to turn tho affairs of the
lotion! prim hon inside out. The
most scorching investigation iii the
history of the prison boo boon going on
for too days.
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