3 V‘ EASTER NOVELTIES Fancy. cnndies and dainty Boxes or Chocolates and Ben lions (or \ mom- . ,. .' I ‘ ‘l‘ . ’ nose Horn aims roe . a } oooo reloav F. A. LANE E ‘ 61 Washington Street. Booth Not-walk >‘ mmu‘mmm, TEE s. TiliBfiié DeltciousCandies ~60”) 'AT—- F. H. BAX‘I‘ER 'S ORUO ITORI mum-W u... . FOR SALE I N" m «memo W HULL. PRICE.“ Md 3 Anderson’s Launch Works : Front Mace has moved from Oheuei street to 45 Main street. - t. word J. Hayes. of No. til Burritt eve- av IVININO GENTINIL TELEPHONI CALL. m—Iinlness Departlnent We 'Dspartment sea—amen Olllce. Net-walk U9 Whitman” nee—city Editor's ReeldOnoe IT ' GROWS! din one. yesterday. . John wax...» and William carnelian. of Stuart avenue. spent Sunday with friends in Port Chester. "minim in: it. other... City hil- llard parlors, has returned Eton a sev- eral days stay in Daobury. . Alexander O'Connor and Thorns! Kelley, of Stevens street were 8on- day visitor; It New Haven. ‘ W Rev. Joseph Callahan oi Holyiohoat congregation. in‘ West Norwillt assist ed‘nt St. Mary's church Sunday. Mrs. Charles Sammie. oi No. )0 Marshall etraet.‘is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Stiles Wood, 0! New Can- ‘4...— w a—M“- WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to night; Wednesday fair and warmer. northeast to east winds. Pleasant weather prevails this morn- ing from iillnois eastward to the coast and cloudy and rainy weather from lili- \noie.weetwanl to the Rock Mountains The temperature is slowly rising in the . Moderate . end southward to the Gulf. westergand central sections. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY Temperature : Cloudy. .Itmsinthinktnsotasttinenew disease read Thamer's adv. Ammmm'. “LEW.“ ”I II. II havins the tuna oi his lite It his southern cruise. . l‘ranois Wt. of North New .aul WhasheanWthl .n -« mt ,fi ~. , .n .m . . .. ‘ -, v W.“ Low. 42; high. 59. r“‘elliissen.‘lVllIihlit We“. in. death may, . .. 'sen Kerry were. guests of loud . e1 ewphinhlew f A . 5\ U lids-a “ll. . ‘ i Mrs. Georse Brown. or New Haven. has been visiting her dauahior, litre. windward T. Mills, 0! Ella street. Brood River. I The Old Homestead Company, of which Miss Agnes L. Golden. is e mem her. is playing at Providence. R. 1.. this week. . 1 St. Mary‘s parochial school closed at noon today (or the regular master va- cation. The sessions will be resumed April 19th. l The mm Mitten eervloes will he held at at. Kerr’s eunuch ea Wednes- day evening and Printer atterasoe at Stephen W. Val-or, in Paterson. Neill Jersey. nursed his duties m MOW Aeonwaehorntoltr. endure. Ed' this week. . i \ snareviltvithhlsflllilrbuf I”. n "Comm sou M ORCHARD IMPROVEMINT. The Connecticut Agricultural Cola lose in eo-operalioh with the coupon. out Pomlolicll Society. will give a. demonstration in Pruning and spray in; neglected 'epple tree! in the or- chard of an. John Bunnell, hit-lieu Conn. on Wednesday. April 11. The ‘work, will he in progress alidsy and everyone is invited to be present. it the weethat is untevorehle the mat- “hint. Westpert. The nose-mm trolley line passes the otehsnd. he» in'i‘airdefl County and vicinity slink! manila pointtoattalsd. Witt-ah. andcouspraesradtostayalldey... v 1...“. m- .m. Good tenants are to be had—4m lalflllhahlflonihedrstiflr use; I Thefiumeum‘olardieloeetedhn' *thetownltnebatm Wm ' with really rem-us “3' W and ova . that m . WHY Merlin owners 79 ouonetl euwotte AND two ‘ emerges. BOUT‘HING'PON Mir“ ll «The Rev. C. H. minimal wtor oi the ll‘lret. Dentist (thatch. at the morning ner- vices Sunday. preached qoo oi the "reagent mmoue heard here hi you" against the means mine churches are now using to induce people to attend snrv l A short time m be pm’ched a ear I men walnut church runners. behavior that the rhufih lhould not be support» ed in that way. At Sunday's-service he said that the cammtiou'a attention should hel given to Chl'lll. film that the tendency was too much to cover up the wounds at Christ with flowers. He also said that the we! to enlarge the congrega. tines and hold them was through the gospel. tie‘ also opposed the' waging in of outside elem who nrenot mem- bers of the church ior choir purposes ‘lt was reported yesterday that Miss Clark, the organist, had relished Sunday, but Mr. Fountain emphatically denied this in the Times-[senior roll- reoantative yesterday. The sermon has entitled quite a etll‘ men; the church members or this New England twin As low of tho. local churches have ran-nay added new ideas at’ the satay servieea which have become ‘hnown throughout the east. the New York papers have :iven’front till! am to the local Mean. Rev C H. Mntaiudidnotre for to any church in his sermon Sun- do! esltrieu. venom etc-Nine. The Iowth mv I!“ m not will he issued aeva mtg.” we last Day. nast‘mm as usual vmmeflmelnews d heeeattotheoloeessh'lhlsadw‘al W 'Tynroonldelee Comm will furnish yoewtthpurenaturailoaln the advertising in The Sentinel. it is highly Imfltoilm m to there Is another think more W vuenuoua tea ls. ids. ‘lle. Is . “even roar with ‘Mfilfil‘flv’lflfl E" OUR Gm ARE THE BEST Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Eh‘kel. t . l i i 1 a large or small iota See adv. get all they cair‘Ter their money. but and that is motion on. ‘ ‘ “no. one.“ "am. no. ‘isaila. moors-en. spent-e Isa-haul. ense- per Ilupe. WOIW. God a“ flaming Greenport Oysters. tone and time Clams. Little ‘Naeltfi Lens Gentle. Clams tor soiling. When Quality is sought. our pulses are lewsst- MI! BUNNY. ‘ Widows . plane as WILL IIIETEII EIIIIIIEBS : even superficial examination has now I ly suede by the Shell run Commie mil. ..... mm ”M ,* Er cllllllllEll WEE ALE Sliilli Mothers who vo' . e t it"? at :1 comfort and the wellurootiii..rchil lit-"v.1 .. ‘err . tl‘l l. x.- thuntn l boxoiM Motléfilmiv u ti". tittmvl‘ ort1. .lllttti. . ornseihrot tutti Winona o? in: iiio‘ do. \tuil‘llllit -.\,i tliill lot too. 'li-otliimr 1333- I min .uduL-ltu a ltI Monolith "lnirouIiu. 3%,!» I u '1‘“! hitN‘l’DEli‘th’l‘l’ l m: n Mfimem u ‘t court; ‘he mini :iEsuoiuma. “WW" emailed Fl °ye NAXe . W. 3'. Winnture ll: 100.. ill" flnuill Nov-walk. I NQII “all; A’ WWW"... ”. W q. .. BET IIIIT 0F STATE? tmwmm (Continued from First Page.) the discarded and exploded compurll It eon between Rhoda island oyster "mound. and the Connecticut grounds. Every one who has given this subject hetome aware that no comparison het’w’n them is of any significance. “Oven Tax Coyimissioner Corbin, to whom was assigned the task at car- rylns out Governor,Woodruii's the oriee. alter two years' study In com- pelled to admit that such a compurl~ son is of no use whatever, and in his printed report. after enumerating the wonderful adrentnges or the Rhode Mend grounds me. Nearly all oi these desirable qualtties are lacking in Connecticut waters.‘ He adds ‘lt is impossible. therefore. to compete . tho two industries on the same heels in considering the revenue derived ihereirom. “SimlIiir statements were repeated sis-en dating the past ten years in their minted reports and it Governor Woodrutl' had only been aware of this that am he was ‘iollied’ by the oth— er som about his elate receiving lees imp-e than Rhone lsiaad. doubt- Easter ii liner. ‘\ ‘Seé the Latest and Best. Large Sto’Cks‘ to select from. Trimmed Hats. Shapes, Flewers and Ornaments Easter SuItS‘ and DresSes at Popular Prices outcry. “Now. if Mr. Corbin. to when on; asllsuad the tab e: carrying out Governor Woods-ore theory. has do cided that there was no real Justin- oatloa tor the '1ollytnx' of Governor Woodrul. no appeal to Governor Wooan‘a "hose to discontinue es- II‘ this discarded armament against a ,, ”in support or his theories he'sdds a new eminent. namely, the report that J. Slum & Sons have Just sold out for a million dollars or more. while he says that they only paid 81.- 500 taxes. New.“ appears that the businesewltieh wlaapld included «sis steamers, a large amount 0! real-es- um. wharvas. ‘ bulldlnfl. 1.500.000 bushels oiI oystern. a new reitlgerat- in¢ plant. also that only about one quarter of the oyster grounds were its Connecticut. in view of all these 0th at millennial.“ lt' rixht tor Governor Woodroit to intimate that the tax at 31,500 was upon a million dollars' worth at oyster grounds. when prob- ably ninetouths or the mil‘ilon dollars represented other properties. which were taxed In other ways and in other states. We ahead is (investor Wood ml’s vain-own mm logic and W. in study. whether in this was he has not overlooked W or the “Nest and. it so, is it an; to use his mat political to. evade W the hendiul or oyster mm who‘ll! remain in Connecti- Git? "Illa that theta is no question In his that the oyster industry of this state is mine into the heads. of outside oorperation All the oystw mmwhoflrsetthehaarlnuin WA stands: and flies lees he never would have started thle ..WWW~W« -_._. ..._.. . la aimle- that 1. -eeeldgis’wne WWW » W“. I“. of “I. mm M ‘3 ton: 1h Star Hams You will not be disappointed In your breektaet. Enter morning it “ you have Mmeuv‘e em Ham. These items are lean and and". mid ours and have that real good old fashioned iiaver. dllplly. EGGS “ toy your Ens here. i000 M Freeh Semi Goat. VERY 353T GREAMERV BUTTER. POUND ............... 2 POUND. PURE LEAF LAID .‘. ........................... . OOFF§IO ..... ......... ' ......... 25. 23.30.32end5n TEA. ......................................... 35. so, so, one Extra Pink Stamps with Tees and Cutlass A.F. Beckmann 81 Co .8 G I WAN‘IING‘I’ON IT. EGGS PHONE 440 16%c~ SOUTH NORWALK « See our window. v ELMII l. CABS. Toquet Special Motor The latest and most careful W in the make-and-hreek.t All pull I“ “M “m0 Model ‘ ll . w. a. vuoureou “” mend one be adjusted without in» movies onstna mm foundation. .m
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