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' Interest
to
Women
New Canaan has only recently ap-
peared in the lint of health and aunt-
mer resorts. but its seductive charms
and healthful atmosphere have be-
come quite widely known. Pet-Iona of
delicate constitution and semi-inva-
iida hove frequently come hither beak-
lng restoration to health. and bore the
lost treaoure has been round. Our oa-
lubriouemclimate. and «the 1 loathing
quinine“ of our Burroundins bills have
begun to be appreciated by thooe
Upon the finest sill: stockings the who with nerves and worn brain wear-
embroidery or lace inoerts are cleverly
designed to give grace and shapelinena
to the ankle. a point that will be very
quickly discovered by the alert wo-
man.
There is a lot of work in a bondoir
mile that is not only lavishly embroid-
ered in an intricate pattern down both
tides of the front as Well no upon short
alcoves and" yoke; but not con-tout with
‘ iris, the designer insists upon scallop-
‘ log the entire edge or the garment :01
hand buttonhoiing. it must be admit-
~8ad. however. that an exclusive and
. beautiful garment in the result.
n—w—u
Chilton pulls and rosettes that trim
the upper edge. of elaborate satin 1301.
eels for slender figures are useful also
in presenting 11. rounded bloat coniour.‘
A noveli y i in hosiery) this year, says
““Dress,” is the cliifl'ou smoking which
Is quite 11.11 i‘ruziie and 1.1.1 sheer as the
material from which it taken its name.
The game stockings look almost thick
. In 1 comparison.
Boudoir cups are frequently deoorut
ed with antln buds and blossoms to 11.1111-
respond With the color of their linings;
no. one of po'ni 1i'esprlt over pink is
trimmed with a wide bow of pink r-ib
lion anl tinv pink roses; one luteudor
lined hue violets nestled among the
trilln oi the br1rd.:11', 11nd rowulipe 110.11»
0d rosette— win1 11 11119 the ears 1.0111-
' piste one in 1.1111111 yellow terms the
color.
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Black aiorkin '1. an: niwnin 11111115
with a colored noun for home Wear
mrovided the out ll‘iiltl‘l‘f in in the veto:
of lite i‘tock. l‘ Filter M11111 or 1101111111!
pumps r-u‘o pleasing in snob vases.
Certain hnlr rolls so devisuni that no
hair pins are requiredto hold them in
place are upproriattd by many 11hr»
know what it is to snow front homi-
Uiihea (tanned by still pins 1111111.?
‘yodgted to keep the roll from slipping.
The (black and white) comb! nations
look stunning on the 101m: and dig
lined on the old, says the New York
World. ” and there is a marvelous 11115
of reviving on11' 11 analont lingerie
hock: by ulteilng the full skirt to the
milked sllmuena of the moment and
slipping over the 12mm a hunk- of blurb
zdhiiton. trimmed either with the inevi-
.fihlo while benda, omltrtIldet'y or block
Girdle: of block Velvet
ire been on most or the iin eerie frovkn.
adopt those for very your”; girls.
finellmeathe girdle in slipped under
the Valet. making a line buoknrouni
do: handsome into or embroidery.
1A clean Brain and regular mount-1e
'i do more toward prevention the
, from fallitrr than the boot hnir
' in the world.
W
fine none truly be used for the un-
irt of a foulard to matte a very
‘ 1 able drone. and it rightly de-
. , aurh 11 droII in extremely
[ to look 11:11:11 1111 well. For
on. a black fouiard with a lioral
1.. pl red is hung over an 1111111111.
(it I'ed-Iiliohad blank 11111511. the
1! male bola beta: blank utin.
11311111 111111111 11111 cairn. 1111111}
In! that could beware equally
in the 1111111111 and in the
lied. seek the rest and healing which
nature given Few inland towns can
boast of greater or mono varied
tcharms than New Canaan. Nature has
bestowed with rare prodigity‘. her rim
upon our town and its vicinue. The
twentydour aquare mile. of territory
emhraood in our township, covers
some or the most attractive and pie-
tureuque scenery to be found anywhere
in thin section. From many or our ave-
nnoa traversing the ridged upon which
the town iii situated, panoramic viewa
of Long island Sound delight the eye
Sloaniboata and sailing vessels render
ed diminutive by their distance. dot
the horizon. Across the expense of
blue water, the deeper blue or the
island which gives its name to the
Sound. stands out in restliui outline
drainer. the southern sky. The charm-
ing driven over excellent country
111111111, connecting with several nearby
towns. in another feature which at-
tracts thoae who seek rest and remna-
1ion and health amid .nuture'e most do
ilglttiul haunts. ~
The borough caucus wan held in the
Town Hull. Friday night, and a ticket
was placed in nomination in 11 very
short time. The mention was harmon-
Ious and only a low voters were prea-
1111t,. E. ii. lAlWl't‘lltic was chosen as
chairman and‘John E. llernam 11111
clerk. Elertlon day in Monday. May 1.
Following in the ticket: Warden. John
ll. lit-bro;
A. llurdett. 'l‘heron (l. Rockwell. F. C.
111111311111, Robt. 1.. Simon. 1.. ll. Melanin.
oer; clerk. John E. Horunm: tnx 11ol~
Senior. Aioxundrt- MrKomit-iok; irnue
m‘t‘r. Edward Rutledge; sheriff. W. A.
ltmilmer; ansosaora. Andrew F. Jonah.
i3. 1. (1111111111. James A. Fulrty: HDIIL
tore. ’l‘huodore W. Benedict. George 11;.
Purdy.
Two linsobnll ItlIiiIH, the linden 11nd
Swunuee. plated 11 111111111 oi hall on 1111
South avenue diamond. Friday after»
noon at 3:311. 'i‘he 111111111 was [or 11
bnaoball donated by Superintendent
Edmund W. Wylie and Governor 1,. l1‘
iriebrl. of the Youth; Men‘s Club M11-
terlel {or the rectular tvtpmeontutive
team for the Young Men‘s Club will be.
utioirried from tho..t1vo 1111111119. "llte
Erleg won the ball by tho 1111019 ii 8.
Frank Sharon umplred. Following. ill‘t‘
the players:
Gregory. Harry Kaiser. Uttuiol
11.111911 Soeley. .lillnRS 1111111“,
Kelley. Cameron lion-l. (31121111111
libel 1.
ludu 11d1
l3. Frank Aununzinto. lien lit-11.11”
Cherie» Rush. Edward Rutledge. Riley
llolan, Howard Seeioy. lowrerim St.
John.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
a-..“
New Oiflcera Elected to Serve Dur-
Ing the Coming Year.
The annual met-ting or the Friday
Afternoon Club 1111111 held on April 7
at the home. oi‘ Mine Julita Hatch. The
oilioera for 1911 and it”? are:
Preaiderttwhlru. Lawrence A. Donu-
loan.
McClure.
Second Vioenraaldaut~liiiaa Helen
Briana.
secretary-whirl. lda 8. Keep.
TreaIurormMiII (Dorrie A. Humour.
Executive iioard~-'l‘i1e 011111.111. and
Ml‘l. A Blanchard. lira. Nehemiah
and», hire. 8. W Mervin.
’l‘he Netherlanda Art and Limaturo
.11"! be (into topin tor etudy for the '8'
Iain. year. 1
blirxt’anoe. l... S. Knapp, Eu
Eriea. linvui liurtla. (31111.1. .
011,-.
dun; Swaneoa. (ironic Stevens, .l. Knl:
First \‘t. enrollment-~18“: Murmretfl
1. 1 m . x 2‘». .
‘ To Rate. infant Aayium ”11de
men catholic appointment»:
, Bishop John .1 billed. at the Ramon
lathoiic placebo, of Hartford. 111111011111
cell that the Water collection will be
taken up in all the ohurcheo of the
diocese on Sunday. April iii. Herb-
alter the proceeds "or this collection
will he ‘ need for the support of
niece-Ian chat-idea.
The new Dioeeaen Board for the
Protection of Dependent Childreii.
which well organized nix months up.
finds a need for a home tor younx
childreu‘mnd the bishop urges the
necessity of beginning immediately to
obtain“ auntie (or, on infant aayium.
The Third Plenary Council of Haiti
more. preacribea that 1111: conauitore
shall be chosen in each diocese every
three years. Of this number three are
to be choaen directly by the bishop
and the other three shall be relented
by the bishop from candidates pro~
pound by the clergy oi the diooeae.
Al the term of the prevent council in
about to expire. the biahop has choaen
Vol-y Rey, Thomaa 8. Down. V. 0..
Right Rev. Mondanor John Syanott,
1.1. 1).. and Reverend 11111111111 Itc-
Keon as members or the board for the
next three years. Each orient or the
dloeeae in to send to the chauoery be-
fore Aprii 28 the name: or nine other
dioceean prieeta of whom the biIhop
will select three to till the other pool-
tiona on the board.
The following clerical appointment:
are announced: Rev. James J. Smith.
from St. Mary's. Norwich. to St. Fran-
oie'a. New Haven. intiminletratori;
Rev. Terence l1. Smith from St. Ber-
nard's. Sharon. to the new pariah
in Waterbury. (platen)
‘mmw.-.~.
HEADBTONES FOR VETERANS.
infirm Fr0m About the state Grow. In
Quartermaater’a Department.
Orders for marble Ilube. (1 reel. 6
Inohe. long. 1 tool. 4 inches wide and
4 inches thick. to be railed 1111 head-
stones over the grave» of veternna of
the Civil War and the war with
Spain. are beginning to arrive at the
oilice oi the assistant quarter'maowr
general from all over ihr1 state. 8i:
thoueund three hundred
the state in the pat-t.
are dying or tile rate of 250 a your.
down will pilt1 into the 111111111.
The 11111211 has been raisin: thoae
"it-adsiottus 1111111» 1351, and in 1898 the
.nborn of tho oilin- was increased by
the Spanish, War 11111211111111 who died.
l‘ho 11111111 trilou'o till-1m:- burial and
1115 for a metimr for every i‘ltll W111
.1! Solution war veteran. it in export
at that :iuti markets will be applied ior
:hla your. Member-11 of the Grand
Army were 11111 new :11111111'511. the rent-
1111111111 for the unmarked 21111111111 oi
mutant-s iltui have gout: and lh1.1 noi-
‘forr' cemetery 111 Norman in rapidly,
lilling.
PALM SUNDAY AT TRINITY
CHURCH.
l. arse mnzirnniions new. In attend
I 1111112 at 'i‘ rlnin ihuroh yesterday Two
! 1.11111] 15111111111111 were preaohed by the
11211111. The music tor the day wan
. \'t|‘_\‘ good. 'ihe morning ol’ienory an-
bun. 1.11111 the thorua itout' Oilxet to
‘1111111"y.' by I13.1111 tier. in the over»
111; tindeky‘n "ttejotoe Greatly" was
mi vii-uttered by the quartet and full
home.
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l I alkali“ H: - Lu.
"1‘ I'IAHN‘é ‘8 . Y . .
{Alb ll Milo; he. or f‘.
{Mu-lanai or. u to ., 1
g; 1-111. ~14 wt no 111119112; ‘
10 on "'1‘." 1- 1h ”,9.
' 5118 no «81111 “gig: “:13"
MD 8",“
Easter
Foomear
Ladies’ Pumps and“
marked“
have been erected for thin porpoise by. w
The veterans l
lly lite middle of this month the 01‘-‘
“Hand at deadly Evening tendon.
The illustrated lei-lure on the line»
elon Play by Dr. Mutilariand. at the
Sunday lllvonlng institute iaIt even
but. Mon, a crowded bonito. although it
has siren this lecture to the church
. The meat important arteries were no-
companied by media corresponding to
the needed.
Dir. Tiernanla organ recital, which
preceded the lecture. was very impres-
Iive. and cloned with Steiner’s Probes.
alert to Calvary from tho Crucifixion.
A11 an olertory. the Hallelujah Chorus
wan rendered trout Handel‘s Meoaiah.
followed by Crown Him With Man)
Crown.
The lecture lasted considerably over
an hole-r and nomed..to creole a deep»
or impression than ever before.
Mom or the plt'iurea hurt evenint
were of a Ipeclal intereat. as they
were made from photograph: taken by
Dr. Maefarlartd at Oberarnrnerxau.
it was announced that next Sunday
oven)”. the cantata. Victory Divine.
won 11 be given in recognition at
Easter.
OIL
up your whole busi-
ness system
with persistent
Advertising
Try The Sentinel
2011121111 of
Dressers
Chiipniers .
Buffets and
Sideboards.
I
bloke )Oilf 11 irotlon. You v11; ‘31
.beitw Furniture at :1 15min; 1! iron
8‘: to 351 01112111111 place.
'13. K. MITCHELL. UNDCRTAKEI
F. A. MlTCllELI
HOUSE “ileum-ill
canteen WALL an: men are.
110111411111. cons.
m.‘
Norwalk Branch Office oi
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Wm. Wt..-“ u.” 1..-
TRAVELERS '
.fijLiability Policies
Protect ‘
Automobile Owners
ASK UI AIOUT RATE,
5. M. Layton 81 Ce.
INIURANCI AND. RIAL. IITATJ
AGINT‘ 11
8 Railroad Ave, booth "walk. Ct;
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HIPOIITORI m lawman banne—
Yeu are new with: lino or 4% on
your anemia. it you we intended
in I crowns-1111811111111 your: 1111»
um will 1111118 not in! than
and m by I
thumb/unreal
“0888886811188!”
~Mtai. edit or Wile
11.11.111.11 19‘ liev. Dr. Cheri» B. Moo»
Will the qlxthitime that Dr. Moolarluud 1
1 «till.
if!
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Our deputation antimony Are
Beck at ibislltier.
M
We payior all the medicine need
during the trial.” our 1'1.11111.1dy falls 'to
completely relieve you of continuation.
We take all the risk. You are not ob»
linoted to 1111 in any way whatever. it
you accept our otter. (loulu anything
be more [Mr for you? is there any
marten why you oheuid heeltate to put
our. claim to u [it‘lltllutl tent?
The most ecieniiiie. commonsense
treatment in Retail Urderliel. which
are eaten like candy. They ure verb
pronounced,
lion. and particularly agreeable in. nu
ery way. They do not count:
diarrhoea. nausea. flatulence. gripiu,
, .31- any inconvenienre whatever. Renal.
{Julerliee are particularly good tot
« hlidren. aged and delicate persona. ‘
We urge you to try liexall Orderliet
at our risk. Two 11izilr."i0u and 2511.
domemher, you can get Renal] Rflmfb
lien in this mmmuntty only at our
store-«Jim Rexnii more The Clifford
Pharmacy. Quitiner 81 Canty. Propa.
POST-OFFICE SUNDAY CLOSING.
The inauguration of the 31111in clot»
ing movement at the South Norwalk
poet—oilloe,yeatordny.1waa a decided
eucooas. and the public generally co.
operated with the postofiioe authori-
tiea in their eii'ori to discontinue as
much Sunday rervlco an poeeibie. Ev-
ery effort was made and will be made
to accommodate the patrons of the or-
dee in respect to the receipt. of impor-
tant mail on Sundays. The general
delivery window 111111; the only depart-
10 a. to. The afternoon collections
from the street letter “bomb was made
by the carriers and the mails were dee-
patched an urinal.
mun-IF p—u'u‘ .M. w-
- $7 .50
for this "Solid Oak
Desk Table
49
Elniahad either Early Engliub or
Golden Oak
A. J. ANGEVINE 81
SON CO.
“4-1” WASHINGTON ST.
HARTFORD RAILROA'J
mu J’aata.
m
In [that October I. 1018.
SOUTH NONWALK To NEW NONI
A. M.-——il: 88:. 8: 09:. I: 48!. 8:08.;
‘8: 51'." 8:80. 7188. 8:1“. 81:81:. 8:16;
9:81. 10:80:..10481. 11:88:.
P. ll.:--ll 85:. 1:.08 8:481. 8:17.
MW 10:88.
«ya.
aim—13:51:."11109x. 8:811. 8:“
11. ti.-1I:m. 8:841. max. I: 88.
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NIW YORK TO 0001'“ NORWALK.
88H .:-I 68. It . 0:48. . 1.40:.
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11:88:. 'flt. ' '
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11:11:. 8 88. 88.1: 8188.
11011.1 tax. 8. 11m ”3.8.80.1'itm.
11:311. 19101111. - ‘
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tiblm’l: “'11 ‘l.
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1818M. toiling.
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merit of the othee open between 9 and ,
gentle and pluneant in at:- ‘
11111111111111. new HAVEN a
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5 Olin. 8: 88.,8: 0801. 8:80, 8:8IJI. TtlIxfl'
Lecialt
Fancy Vests
Guaranteed Washable I 1
$2.00 '
VuERY STYLISH AND SNAPPY. BE! THE DISPLAY
‘ ”1"“
SPRING OXFORDS AND FURNISHINGS.
SUITS OF THE KIND YOU'LL LIKE.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. in new 1185-!
T0 H18VE the old plumbing torn out and beautifully
clean Porcelain i. nod Sinks. Stationary \‘insh Tube.
Model Plumbing and r1 l‘orrelain llath Tub with Show-
cr Attachment put in!
Short the new Spring Season with
Fixtures from
The Jones 81 Ilotchkiss Co.
17 Wall Street Flame 742 Norwaik. Conn.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
New Plumbing
LOO at the 4-door, 30"
h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. one and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil: everything first-nines. Gunt'nnteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for 81525. For full pnrtlculnre call or addreea
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
88 Wall Street—(Phone) , Garage. Water Street. Norwaik, Coon.
,n.......
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
Telephone 46 with Bran.-~ h Stations in All Departments
SOUTH N’DRWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
LADDERS
REGULAR KIND. 12 to 26 n.
EXTENSION.
24 to 40 it.
lent the lion and tho intuit 11an11 Ho
d1 1m together. 1101 would 11111 of 115
111111. to tune our lamb inttthurod tor .
V 1111 by the "king of boasts." llutrhet-
lug these devote, both a solemn 11nd
ttn'ai‘l. and we. heiiere ihnt we have
V taken master dogrooe in modern meth-
rr's. UNLIKELY _
ode. Another ituportnnt thing, W111 lw-
iieve in giving good values in monta
the same no In other Inerclntudiae. 1f;
i'hen you order n rortuin 1111i and my 2%]
the price. you are entitled to that out
and not on interior one. Suppose you
phone 1111 a ttinl order. Prompt nor- .
viool - ' . . 15
76 NORTH MAIN ST. _
TEL. CALI. 44-5.. FREE DELIVERY: ,.
. i
if your Carriage. Wagon at Auto”
Needs Repairing or Painting
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