FRIDAY; MARCH 15.19111
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’ Choice Candy ‘
of All Kinds 2
Fresh Daily
LANE'S Polls ICE
CREAM
PAGE 81 SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
81.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
In any quantity, delivered
at short notice.
THE BEST BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
61 Wuhlnuton Street,
South Norwnlk
Andersbn‘c Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all klldl promptly built. Bonn
for sale. All kinda of repairing
given special attention. '
Oyster 8h." Point, Nov-walk
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Mrs. M. A. Keeler. of South N012;
walk, is visiting at the home of her
daughter in Providence. R. I.
Attorney Nchcmiuh’ Candiue, of .
South Norwulk, is spending the day in
Philadelphia on business.
Jack Bush, a local steeplcjucu,
engaged in painting 11 flagpole at Ju-
dnh‘ island for John .\chulIeu.
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Buckingham Post, Norlz. G. A. it.
'wlll hold a regular business meeting
this evening in the Wall street quor-
tors.
~*The sale they are all talking
about. See Mintz‘s lnrgc advertise-
ment on page 8.
Jamel; l’leesley is confined at his
home with u bad case of blood poison l
“11:“le ills finger. He is improvmg future. .
S -' _ A. M. Coopor, tho wolLknown Op-
111.; A lpeclal communication of St 1ponent of the parcels post, of Bridge
John‘s Lodgo. No. 6, F. and A. M. was
“held in the Masonic Temple last eve-
fling.
—Get acquainted with reul Havana-—
try Supreme CouIt 10c Cigars.
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The Ninth Company, C .\‘ (1,01%
Stamford has made 111 rangcments for
a military ball in tho Stamford Armory
on Easter Monday.
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Daughters of Erin, Ladies' Auxiliary
to Division No.1 Ancient Order of
,Hibernianfl. lurid 11. regular business
meeting last evening.
-Model 59 'l‘ Overland. ill) h. p., .‘1-
pnssenger, at $900, is a winner, Stun
gee Garage 00.
Absolutelsbburiiy is the basis upon
,l1whlch The South N01“ alk ’1‘1ust Cozu-
‘ pony asks you to pay $4 and upwards
yearly for n p1ivate safe in their inas-
sive fire and burglar proof vaults. l
James F.Robe1tson’hns opened
1mtnurant in the Central Hotel block.
‘11: Monroe street. and will close the
.one he has conducted for some time in
the Eagle Hotel. South Main street;
A stated communication of Old
“Well Lodge, No. 108.1”, and A M. will
be held at its rooms Tuesday cvsnlng’
nt18 o’clock. The E. A. degree will
be worked
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~Low crowned Dcrbios at 0' l'lrlen s
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The Bridge Construction Committee!
will hold a regular business session
this evening. at which time Engineer.
I I. E. Grlner. recently secured by the
‘bommittee, will be present to conduct
further tall: on the plans.
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Wlllicm Cunco, of'Danbury. form~
l‘orlydffiouth Nor-walk. who opened a
“cigar store and pool room in Danbury
\I short time ago. has sold his old
,ostdblislunent ‘chd opened a new and
blue: place of business. in Elm street.
' Ir. Cuneo has been quite successful
and bin South Norwalk friends hope
“If. he will continue along the same
vein. ' '
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~Fcrme'rl. Insomnia, Marauders.
0mm. ThomaI' Electric
0mm” tho “I?” out of cuts. bin-m
or bruise. It once. Pain cannot um
when It in n
PRINTING
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Aunt for tile M m chow
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BlflPiR 0N lllli
A. .I. Sloper. of New Britain, is a visi-
tor in Washington, and has called upon
the members of the Connecticut con-
gressional delegation.
.1 stood that he is making some inquiries
as to the possibility of on curly
poiutmcnt to West Point lioui Connec-
ti1 ut
and none in prospect in tho immcdii‘uel
i
' lltTI’SSill‘y.
judiciary committee.
liillilSl PARBEIS Pilil
Bridgeport Merchant Sees Hill“ 1n
Washingtoné‘Conpressman
at Sulirage Hearing
WASHINGTON, l). 0., March 15.“
ii is under-
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V llCllllt‘ I68
There am now no
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rldms or the House oilitc building Hel
other members of the House.
rand here was not dlsl losod.
Mr and Mrs. F.
Stmtl’ord are also in
(biotiy seeing the. sights.
Henry and Sugar Cane“.
Representative Henry.
111t. want to the Republican caucus on
1 from sugar and income tax Woducsduy. l
lie reports practically no sentiment
amongr Republicans for putting surnr.
on the tariff free list; and in his view,
thorc is not now need for an income:
tax, such as bansheen proposed by Incl
Democrats, to rulso revenue unless thc f
ilosn of revenue.
.ling sugar on the [rec list. makes it
And ho anticipates no luw‘
resulting from put-
this session regarding sugur.
No Connecticut Women.
'lii‘iprcm-nintivc lllll,
port district, wont to the hearing on
woman's suffrau‘e before the House
this woo-k, and
he have close uttontlon to'lhc pig-ins
for equal suffrage. No workers from
the Connecticut hosts of woman suff-
. rid/lists were heard at either the House
the
suit-
henring or the bearings before
Senate committee on woman's
rage. 1
Senator Brandogoo. represented
Connecticut at the Senate committee's
yluzuiur. Iemalnlng for the two hours
that the pleas were made
if business seems dull,- try advertis-
ing in The Sentinel.
A.
FOR YOUR VALUNBLES
is the basis upon which wo‘
ask you to pay at and up-,
words yearly for I. prlvctm
11an in our mmlvo I‘m
Burglar .Proot Vaults.
No questions Inked—«lin-
Dly come here, select the rim ..
ufo you load. place your
valuabm thaws. not your
key Ind 0111. and Giant
they're 1
South Norwalk'
Trust Company.
1,11 .1. “(11’ '
"flaw“..- .
crt. has also bécn treading the corn
called to see Representative lllll and.
ills er- 3
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S Beardsley. Ofl
Wushlu‘gton,‘ ,
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of (lonuocll-
of the Bridge- ‘
to pay we think the added dolla
ment for the purchaser in addc
the hat.
Soft hats and derbies in a
OUTFIT
NORWALK
Fresh Caught Rue and Buck Shad
Hard Crabs
All Kinds of Fish. Long and Round Clams,
Open or in the shell
Greenport Oysters
cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE till.
K dainty Line of
Underwear in the
new Serpentine
Crepe
Serpentine Crepe Gowns, daint-
ily trimmed with linen and
\‘al. lncc and washable rib-
bon ............ $1.00 a 81.50
Serpentine Crepe Combination.
llruwcr and Cox-sot Cover,
trimmed with linen lace. $1.98
1ST. PATRICK'S POST CARDS
6 for Sc
~ J. l. Mallette
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Will 11 be a 1011111..-
or a Derby this year?
If it's going to be It “derby” try one of our Wilson Vel-
lcltI at $4. Many of our customers buy them your after year
and get immense satisfaction out of them.
While it’s a dollar more in price than many men desire
If it’s to be a soft. hat. we have a wide line from which
you will find just what you want as to shape and color.
TWO STORES:
11
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r is a most excellent invest--
d wear and appearance of the
wide line from $1.50 to $4.00.:
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25c a dozen
FREI DELIVERY.
Paili ess
"Extracting
The unsolicited testimony of my
runny patients is all that is neces-
sury to prove. thnt teeth extracted.
in my olllco are taken out absolute»
13/ without pain, and without any
ill after effect. If you have teeth
that need extracting come. in, 11111]
be able to any. as so muny others
have said. “it is true; I kilowdt,
for l have tried it myself.”
Dr. 1. 11. MALLERY
16 South Main 91.. South Norwtlk
Hours: 9 I. In. to a p. at. Sun-
‘rinvc by nppomtmant only.
Telephone 2519
Ladies’ Tailor-
259 State Street
Bridgeport, COnn.
ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS
Louis Gross
THAMER
OCULISTS ANDWPP'T‘ICIANS
THE CAUSE
OF EYE STRAIN
is not disease but defects in the
structure or muscles of the eye. As
for as tho fitting of correct glasses
is concerned. We combine the work
of the oruiist and opticlnn. giving
you the double service at the cost
of the glasses alone.
COAL
HARRIS &
CANS
COMPANY
721 fi 721
TELEPHONE
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87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Inge.
,the police station, on to how he be»
icame possessed of the weapon,
i wered that‘ ho
llioni it was not pousiblo for the nu—
thoritles tu galliér much information.
;lu one moment of sc111i111c11tulism, the
lyoung anarchist said that. ho regrci- '
‘ted the occurrence on account 01' his
1 mother.
1thuthls mother would be. assisted by
ltho some king whom he had tried to
. assassinate.
{renounce even that lust vestige of tho
lseutlment of filial love. I
lKiug. included most of the members
lol’ the diplomatic corps. among them
l'l‘homau O'Brien.
iboasador to ltnly,
{the American
1 from every pull. of lialy and also from
incarly every coniI-y in the world pour~
tpress our deep horror at
isnssln failed in his purpose thus spun
in; Italy a. fresh pcrlod,oi mourning ..
common or KINGS‘W
« 341i? Butter 345.}.
Very Best Creamery—~The Finest Procurahlc
Note The LOW Cash
Prices for Saturday.
FANCY FRESH EGGS. per dozen ............. . ...... 28c
Bill" GUARD SHOWS
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iContinuod from First l'ugcl
Dalbu, when interrogated Ill
1111s.
had found ll.
From replies Dulbu gave to ques-
The police oillciulu I'otorteti
’l‘llcn l‘lalbu seemed to
(‘ailcrs lit the Quirinul today to ex-
prosn their congratulations to the
Unitcwd Slates Am-
111111 the stuff at
Embassy. Telegrams
ed into the palace today. They com1
prised dispatches from n largo number
of somerolgns thut 110111 the emperor
of Austria boing the first to arrive.
The whole press of Italy unites in
, praise of the conduct of the king and.
Jim condemnation of the would-be 1115-i
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The Obscrvatorc Romano. the Vuii-l
can organ, says: "We desire to ex-l
lhc crime
and to thank Providence that the as-
7 cakes LENOX SOAP for .......................... 25c
6 cakes OZONE or FELS NAPTHA SOAP . . . ......... 25c
BAKER’S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE, cake ........... 18c
BECKMANN’S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. cake ...... 14c
COLEMAN'S ENGLISH NUT LOAF, each .......... 25c
SHINON CREAM SILVER POLISH. 2 jars .......... 25c
“ FINE CALIFORNIA TABLE CLARET, gallon ....... .751: -
16 lbs. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR a ........... $1.00
GOLD. ROCK JELLY POWDER, pretty dish free. pkg. Inc
9 packages KEL‘LOGG'S RICE F‘
COFFEES, per Eund ...... L . . .
TEAS, per pound ...............
RUPPERT’S, EHRET’S or FEIGENSPAN’S BEERS.
LAKES .............. 25c
........ 28. 3o, 32, 35. 38c
........ 3o, 35. 40, 50, 60c
case ............................................ $I.I5
S. LIEBMANN’S RHEINGOLD or TUETONIC BEERS.
caSe ........................................... 1. $1.15
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 and 85 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 45.0
4 SOUTH NORWALK.
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and humanity a fresh chums."
Ernesto Nathan, the. mayor of.
Rome, accomiuiuled by tho aldermun.
went to the Quirinal at noon to re-
new in the name of Home their cx-
prcssions of indignation 1- til, the at.
tempt on the king’s lll'c. 'l‘liey inform.
cd the king lllili. they had withdrawn
the rights of Roman citizenship from
tho assailant or his majesty. King
Victor Emmanuel and Queen lilcna in
reply said that they wore overwhelm-
ed by the exhibition 111' nifcctiou on
the part of their subjects. The dem-
onstrations of the populace yesterday
had oilseed any sad impression that
might have been caused.
’ Major Long is considered by his
physicians almost out of danger His,
eyesight. which had been soriouily
affected by a fragment of the helmet
penetrating the skull and pressing on
the optic nerve. is rapidly becoming
normal, the fragment having been re—
moved. ~
BRIDGE TENDER COLE CRITICISED
Opens Draw Just as Trolley was About
to Cron«Trgv9lera Min Train.
Bridge Tender John Cole came in
for some stinging criticism this morn-
ing at the hands of Judge John .1.
Wnlsh. The judge was on on East
avenue car bound for the railroad ata-
ilon at 9:13 O'tlock and was held up
TROL LEV
FOUR LCHURCHES
GRAMMAR SCLHOOL.
HIGH BCHOO
POST OFFICEL ......
RAILROAD STATION . .
by \ir (‘ ole who closed the gates just
1
result. was that Judge. \\'ulsli and sew-i
lure
in spanking oi the nilaii with a Son-
iiucl reporter. Judge \‘ulsb said: ‘1
someone On that bridge who has judg-
plc once in a while."
TRACKED.
‘NEW HAVEN. March 15.~—Now sur-
veys made by the New York, Now Has;
yen and Hartford Railroad Company
look to the doublevtrocklng or the Hon-
uatonic line betwoen New Milford 11nd
Hawleyvlllc. Above New Milford
there will be extensive improvements
Open Saturday Evenings ‘
but confined chiefly to the straighten-
ing of tracks and rbdnctloncf grades
I ‘ Darragh Brothers
Grocers
WAGH‘iNGTON
STREET
BRIDGE
Telephone : 923
Mrs. Henncuey in s level-head“
woman. She does all her buying at
best. goods at the lowest prices in the
lines FURNITURE, CARPETO. BED
DING. RANGES. BTOVEO, Inc
QROOKIIY.
'lthosen;
voun 9‘9”“; 1.‘ ‘
. Mnin street. entertained the members
I her home yesterday
'1 Godfrey;
:j Zoloft and the third by Mrs.
. F‘, Smith. The next meeting will be
" hold On March 28th at the borne of
M L. Rosana. where she set: 1111‘
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LADIES' UNilTED WHIST.
Mm. William Stevens, of South
of the Ladies‘ United Wblst Club at
afternoon. The
first prize was won by Mrs. George B.
the second by Mrs. Edmond
Edward
Mrs. Minot 3. Smith, of South Main
street.
WOULD ABOLIBH COMMERCE
COURT.
WASHINGTON. March if».--'l.‘hc
Hence committee on inter-Item cont
moroe today decided to favorably re-
port the Sim bill. which would abolish
the court or Commerce. {the vote in
looming m 11 to 8.
15 ElyAV. W
us the (or reached the eastern edge ofi ,,
the druw. according to the. judge The '
eral others missed their trains antlf"
were decidedly wurm under their col-3 ':
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protest that the selectmcn should have -
merit enough to accommodate the poo ’
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HOUSATONIC TO BE DOUBLE ‘:
. with a view to future development of -
. business with Canada via the Rutlnnd
. system.
HE things it pays to know
are the things taught at
Merrill Business COllege
South Norwalk
StamiOrd
Port Chester
BEARD’S
Everyone knows this landmark of our
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town?
From this property one can walk to
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Minutes
For particulars and restrictions address the owner. MINER D. RANDALL .
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city. but do you realize the fact
water and is free from noise.
the
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The Hatch 8'} Bai
SOUTH NORWA
Telephone,
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything-1
ley Company
1.11. 9011111.
46.
is gaining rapidly in popularity a
plaster and Wallpaper.
and keep a large supply on hand.
BEAVER BOARD
It. is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits of a
wide scope for individual preterment and taste.
5 a substitute for lath and
We are agents
Tel 1264-8.
PRIEST ATTEND! DYING MAN
OTRUCK BY COLONIAL TRAIN.
NEW “LONDON, March Iii—The
wont-hound Colonial Express on the
New York. New Haven In Hartford
Railroad probably fatally injured Al-
vin Miller. 11. rcllrond tlmckccpcr, at
Westerly, Wednesday. The express
pl
brought him in a dying condition to
thiI city: A priest Administered the
lat rites of the Catholic Chin-och to
.mllcr on tho train.
RorAL GROCERY CO
Eggs- 25c- Eggs
FRESH LAID
Butter - 30c
VERY FINE
A LARGE ASSORTIMENT 0F FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
on the Connecticut River hos been re-
man for the reason.
Sachem. of the Hartford and New York
Transportation Line, which Youterdu
ice up stream from Mlddletown to tilt
city. loft today with 11 string of bug“
.for New York.
4 ‘1 ’1
51-11»;ng debilitated m.-
Butte‘i
22 BOUTH MAIN 81'.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER OPEN.
HARTFORD. March 16.~——Navlzatlon
The big {113‘
oughod its way through the fields 0
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