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The only fully loulppod
otoc'rinoou «9.-
In in. Town
. our/o odor-Lila
12‘. than rat-to South Main on»:
‘ i‘Norwoil. Conn" Ionic Hair Bloch
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David W. Ravmond
Funeral Director and Embahnér
10 North Main Strut. Ioutii Nor-walls
Rooldonoo. I Washington Btroot.
Toiopliono It ollloo. M
Toionliono at noon, III.
WALL
PAPER;
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 Pint an. Eoot Norwollt‘
Tolophono‘m '
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I. T"! LIGHT THAT
NIVII 'AILO. ll YOUR
H00“ PIPID '0'
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, House Piping
‘ at Cost
DROP in AND LIT U!
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tantra" on voila noun
(nrm'tiioog
our- home m “on“ nor your
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JOHN H. KNAI'P. VlooaPM"
wl‘mino Indium...
piano-roan
E. H. Mothowoon Comool Grummon
John H. Knapp J. Wollooo Hamlin
Ohrlotiaii DWI”: John H. Mont
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Sioovoleooor‘Short Slower me each
Sleevoloso or Short Sim» ... .. . . nurse. or o for as:
Sleeveless or Short Sleeve: ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .osc ooch
“m “lad“... it...“ for light
Ham-y doymoiir rm H. Norman
{ Lowlo a. Hurihutt
Definition of Chum-one
Chlroproouo to tho ooionoo or an
canoe of tho diam ond tho on or ad
Jultln' tho unto bloom: oro oonood
by o wrench. twlot or ooroin in tho
book. Even if dono in childhood it
cream iiinohod moo and pain in
later lito in tho dilloront emu ond
limbo.
Chiroprotcoro romovo tho oouoo or
thin diooue and pain. end health to
harmonious tho oi:
rootored through
nerve oyotenio in your body.
Nervouonen. Rheumotim.
Pol-oi)
Ill. Heart. Kiddo! ond Fomolo Die
cacao are given ,apooiol ottontion; oloo
Curroturo at tho loin You will
never rolrot livlnl
chonoo to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D.
94 wnoumo'roii or. on. uoawnut
M'innotio Trootmonta Given Aloo
C.
Hosiery
LADIES' HOSE at
‘ Block, White or Tan.
D 0
tool.
We invite upocial attention to our I
Ice-no.
...-la-
org; variety of
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cnrtonnn's nosniluaumr Brown” and “Cadet."
oil‘woighto ...............25c
BOYS’ 6: GIRLS' HOSE .. ‘2. ...rsc. o for 25¢
...
‘ A. Dickerman & Son
84 Washington St, So..Norwalk
Telephone 446
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e ,Sentinei
v» Reader“
. - Views. “
I
The Sentinel will be pleased lore-
coive letters for publication, from ito
renders, under the above heading. A
brief and to-tlie-polnt communication,
tlcieo. we have ohoorved. are the last
as a general proposition. carrioe more
to be read. and tire many times ovoid-
concontrntod. We do moot omphatlc- .
ally ouneiit brevity. Long-winded ar-
welxht ond conviction than a lengthy
ion at naturism out nonuu oi ouo
ed altoget er.
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Mil. JOHN. F. MoMAHON ON THE
NEW BRIDGE.
Mr. Editor:
Owing to the fact that l have met so
many 0: my followoitlzons yesterday
who informed me that they were hear-
tily in favor of a concrete arch bridge
at Washington otreet. but were not in
favor of the pork. and consequently
voted in favor of the substitute bill at
the solectmen, i am inclined to feel
that many of our citizens have not
“I fully informed themselves an to the
"'rouoii'r A. MOUNTAINKTON.
(Denver News.)
{taming with a mountain lioneeoi
New Building Material.
Ilohonrlo Wail Board and oncoming
Roduoo Coat 09 Contraction.
Applying Biohoprlc Wall
Coiling.
are desired.
6 Senior: Avon
Tol. sore.
Board to ‘
Readers who intend to build or re-
construct old buildings will be inter-
ested in Biohopric Well Board and
Silentliinr-tho new material which is
revolutionizing the building world. par-
ticularly where service and economy
Charles H. K. Aisthorpe:
south Nomolk
lEotnbrook. titty-ours miles lrom Dong
lver. Garueit wan hurried
carcass of the lionoao to Denver.
his arm. Gurnctt reached for his reg.
volvor. His arm woo helpless lnd‘ho
cried lor help.
.me bound with his ride and tired. 1-th
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Hotel Mahackemo?
J. R. CONNOR. Mill.
some: mo cums: on m cm ’
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um a no on on- Worm;
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
run. out w- ,
': .Iron'Age’ ‘
Gardon‘f Wheel
_, ’i'hohogooordooorondthow .
our mutual. mum-i _ . «
w; Ml'anollim non; our NOW .,
v. Ml"! m an" “i tor-u
‘ liavo im_m;mamno
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dam» to m
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bout made oi. Two more ohoto were
and and the lioness tell deod.
‘ ”When tho lion otrucn me 1 though”
alter she had broken one or his wrloto 1. the whole mountain hud toppled over."
and dislocated the arm at tho shoul—ihe cold in: night. "but unlined in.
dor. C. C. Gornett. a timber conti'no-iotantiy that l was the my of a wild
tor, fought with the bout yesterday bout. [tried in utw my left hood. and
until Charla R. Smith come with n whiih l round it was crippled l wao
lrlile and the animal woo killed. The sure the would mnko an and of me.
i'flsht took piece in the mountains mar Bmlth‘o ilmmpt action soiled my limimuer argument than the exorbitant
“We had noon a mole mountain prices naked for dome of the property
to PinoJioo reveal timeonnti had taken oomnihy the owner: when aunt-owned by
‘Grow. where hi- Iniurlel were dreu- shots at him. But n has boon some 3 tho committee. on buildings and mi
ged. He and Smith then brought tho time alone he run about the pace-oi entitle to amiro no that the town could
and mountain lions were last in myinot acquire at least some or the prop-
(larneu. was returning to the Smith mind when l was attacked."
home at 6 o’clock yooterdoy morning; The lioncoo item- or the
The lionoes tolled him with a blow of .9“? lrillod in tile slate. She weixhoinooomry to uocnro the some, thereby
her 10mm". limit!“ hll wrist. did 125 pound: and is nix and onoholl': removing tho possibility ol individuals
location his shun it: and Ioceratinz'reci Ionir. Her m is about is nonfiction-noting the town in this great ini-
'l‘lie
ll
hordeot thing in to lure oelllon» ;
Smith rushed from no" out of Wire". . ‘
I
Of . Course ;
you want to
wear a
New Suit
Easter Sunday
We thi‘ ooirlt at tho time that malto- on oil wont to out on our hoot tor
not". lootor bonito tho coming of a now “noon—tho brim noo-
oon oi oil-and lt'o ooito Marry that oil of no ohoold wont to
Dress. Up , f6r Easter
That's why now oum. now coon. m man. now
mun. unwoirnm one mm. mini. II on. «m.
Our «scrim d Nov onion Morohonoleo oro ooooololiy bone and
doollodiy ottrootlvo. We m tho hoot onii mm at
Momma Lanes lanes
Woolf. int aroma. to van 0!;
K : ‘horo o notion“ oroh hridoomith tho
conditions which are attached to our
brlduo project.
The park proposition found favor
with ur committee only after it was
learned by eminent legal advice that
the buildings abutting the
could be removed in no other way
except by condemnation proceedings
for a town parir or by purchase of the
iodine from the owner. it needs no
’lorty. Hence it noomrd ihnhthe town
hrxcaliohouid noel: ouch logiolaiion no in
movement.
1 tool that runny oi our fellow cit-
fiizono and tax payers have noon great
y by the attitude and action
- ‘ol' our oeloctmon in reanrd to the
“WW a Washington Itrtiel bridge. and in order
in; pm. that this reeling in Jul-lined}
it am now going tomato the statement
it that u in nboolutely Immonihlo to build
n concrrno arch bridge it the bill 'which i
‘weo nroocniod lo the Legiointure by}
the attorney lor tho oeloctrnen ahould j
pan. it in an nhoolule [not that in:
order to build a concrete arch bridge.;
the builder 'muot have sufficient room;
both olden .oi’ the bridge to construct;
his forms. to place his braces. to place
and rcmove the arch lormn. to bulldi
- the nor-pot walla and to construct and E
union the panel railing on the olden oi
the brim. Thin necessarily would:
require at least train six to eight feet. .
and no provision whatever to acquire;
it. although the town would pay in lullg
for it. .
The bridge committee do not prof
pole or advocate wedding one dollar.
at the mount time in building a park.§
leaving that matter entirely with tho‘
, town to develop it whenever it pioneer.z
'hut they do propooo and advocate lhtii
purchasing of tho proporty. become?
:tltio boon cannot in built without ir.‘
land by on port of the buildings.-
,nad diooontinning the frontage or the
property. tho mo unit-ally muu pay
tho lull value of tho mum mooted.
I lurito our aoioctroon or their oi-
v tom“? ohow to tho committee or to
into to: more or Norwolh on! inner
' mom moro'tho building-ottoman,
1th- not» other than that N‘IUM.
:ood pm by tho legislative com-
inittoo. II thoy oanootdo it. then it
{noon-nutty rollov- tint II cannot
mm mod. it tho ouhotltoto
inn m lino.
lflonooi to earth and orory to: poror
or Mail: to one tho liridoo motto!
groir ogoldoroiion. it vitally ooooorno
lit- and time shouldlio no miotaho
moto'iogthioasrootfinodortohlu which
to 1o: intuit mono,» boon towardo
tho intoro moo o'tonr *hoio town.
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on B. "ill. libero (limitation
‘ uninitiated .1357.
FAIR WEEK
Music by the Aida Quartctte, Saturday morning, after-r100
and evening.
‘ Faust l’antnsic
Aida Trumpet Quartcttc
bridge -
Iixtasc
Theme and Variations, lrti
Vito, 'ccllo.
Saint d'Amour
Serenade,
Conzmiclln
The lice, violin,
'l‘rumpctcr win Saakingcn
011133-03“—
OD
THE PAINTING DRAWS ITS CROWDS
It is a truly magnificent
than one visit in became acquainted and realize the moan~
(if this nit-moralilc battle. (i
than forty years ago. yot tho picture shows that today it is a
word to stir every American.
Mr. Ball's Lectures arc vivid and full of interest.
Morning Lecturcs at 10:30. 11:30 and 12:30.
, Afternoon Lectures at 2:15, 3zl5 and 4:15.
April Fifteenth.
Remember to get your Souvenir after purchasing to
the amount of $2.00 or ovcr.
We im'ilc an inspection oi: the oxtcnsivc display of real
Lat-cs. (Sariiilisros, Hillbrolilt‘l'l‘il Bands. 'l‘tmics. and other
exclusive novelties for tho ornamentation of summer gowns.
An assortment lzirgcr and more satisfactory than over shown
lioftli't'.
vl-t
Ballade and Polonaise, violin.
We have marlo arrangements to keep the painting until,
whilst; Santcr
'i‘rio
Miss White
Miss Cora Sautcr
mpct,
Trio
Miss Satin-r
'l‘rumpct Qiiartcttc
Carpet Store, first floor.
spectacle and it takes more "
citysburg was fought more
Tllll‘ll ilt‘nll’.
y)
rimming Section. sulilli aisle.
Women's Negliges. l'mlormnslius. and lni'nnis' wear
on lllt socmtrl lliltlf. Separate
on o. in no , (roomy.
Wuists and llniitinir (lawns.
L‘ariioi Store elevator.
A Human Choice.
A oonociontiouo ,Sundarochooi
toochor had been ondoovorlnx to im-
proso upon her pupilo tho ultimate iri-
umph ot xoodnooo over beauty. M
tho clone or o otory in which ohe tla -
lerod hornet! thot thlo point had been
well ambush“. Ibo turned confident-
ly to a turner-old pupil and inquired:
"And now, Alina, which would you
rather ho. hoouttml or good?"
"Well." replied Alice. nflor a n1.)-
moot’o reflection, “i think I'd ratiiur
he bountiful—«end repent."
”MD.
"not the poet on" tile is nothing
without Iovo."
“VI-lint horon‘t tonal moon to lie
anyhow.“ ‘
Hobby—Tm honed one oi the
‘hldo m old tho Loohnlooo oil"
int—r booo mm um.
II I l J" V III..;lII|" mm"
w ,Whm ....
< inquired the modular “My?”
’ooo eon trim briciio «4mm
Glover’s
THE PLACE
Easter
‘ Footwear .
Lad (25' Pumps and.
Oxfords
TAN. $3, $150. $3! $3'50
—-——-- I
SUEDE. $3.50. 34
VELVET, s3. s4
PATENT COLT. $2.
$3.50. 33. 83.50
GUN METAL.62,33.50. . '*
. ‘3! 5° fl .3
CRAVENETTEJnso :
MEN’S OXFORDS.MI ‘
Lumen. h-so. 34.59
Two Stores L . w
Sonthhiomoit
Now-ilk
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. mr4~wfip
. "Wliot lays the voioo of tho M101" .
poroonol oboervotion." «mm
sorghum. "lo that tho rvoiriuii‘l'thooioo-
plo lo oo o rule, too ‘olooolyt new
in giving throo oheergdor ohm
to articulate “windmill-tinny."
uthimton‘star » ,
'u 3'
Sho—A‘oomon‘d‘ moo oituoot,‘ ‘
vino to run their honroozdni
trinity nothing. “ 'l‘lioy Moot tho
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