.Take home a if;
f pacltoge of our 3_‘;
‘ Home~rnade “
CANDY
Something different every day. ','
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Rooters ‘" . . .
Candy of Excellence
cinnamon
. ,. r. ll. omen.
Agent tor Town ofANerwolk -
The
THI. ass? or usual"
Pnoouc‘re .
r. A. LANE .. ,.
at Washington strut.
of all kinds promptly built. m
‘ferr‘ealo. All kinds of memo.”
given omlsl attention. .
' Oyster Mall Point. Not-walk
loath Norwallt
Colonel C. W. il-lendrle is confined to'
his'home in Stamford with illness.
._..—.-—-..«...
George s. Palmer, of West street.
has secured a position as bartender in
the Germanic Hotel.
Lady Washington mags, No. 2i.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, held a reg-
ular business meeting last evening.
Florists are already receiving or
ders for Easter lilies. azaleas, spires
and othergfavored blooms of the pas-
.,
A. 0. KB , of the NW3“! high
.ochooi {mill Via spending .the spring
vocation witfijjl'rlends at the lilassachw
urn} College.
.4
», :. W ..
Lawrence ‘A'. Douglass, of (incle-
ville, New .York. has been making a
business trip to South Norwnllt, re-
turning tojhls home today.
' .1: "7“ '7. .;
, Howard Finch. who is employed by
Expressman Thomas C. Cavsnagh.
and was recently injured at a fire in
South Not-walk, is able to be about
.1 , sells.
,2, C . , . “W
‘A youth known as *ltaine Miller.
and said to reside in South orwslh.
was given employment by James
‘ Weed. on hisfarm st Simsbury a few
days ago. This morning.;ear y. the
3 young man departed from the Weed
farm. At the some time a bicycle own-
' ed by Augustus Johnson, another em-
‘ - provesornawmnmpptnea. The
. pence wereai'iked to neck Miller and
' ithe,bicycle-~8tsuilord Advocate.
, ', ’wllon't forget N. E. O. P. Entertain-
:Jient and, Dance, tonight. Mystic
onus Hell. ,
' Mrs. Patrick Jordan. of Scranton,
mm 'whilo‘ieotinz her breakfast heard
7’ Voices in the cellar. She went halfway
. Iown'the collar stairs and found that
shuttle night the bottom had drop
pod out of the collar,
”a:
from Mrs. Jordan’s house.
”—m—
do mile
do» 18.
Man; this
yesterday
pains
The Paintere' and Decorators‘ Union
will hold its semi-monthly business
meeting Thursday night. ’
Welcome stranger lodge. No. 304.
Sons of St. George, will hold a regular
business meeting this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Golden, who
week.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, Oom-
ppnlons of the Forest Will initiate a
large class this evening at its regular
meetins. ‘
The menthly business meeting of
the Barbara' Union will be held this
evening in the labor lyceum in Wash-
ington street.
The Baptist Young Peoples‘ Union
will hold its regular business meeting
Part? of ii; Rd ‘ arkable $41:
A Long We
, Kermans
‘
North-«Tho aboce,ars»n
and?» _ '
Two Lots: .15
Sheppard
Spanish Mackerel. Cod. I“ all
were expected home tomorrow have “'90 ed Lon Clams. W
decided to extend their tour another lops.
baking. Other kinds of Fish‘
els.
‘fILIPHONI toe.
1 Under" Price.
i
. ofithe H her Class
at 31.40 p ‘ ‘ square foot
At 756. p square foot
The? 44rd]! rue Persian
or Comparison
Submitted ‘
I
um
39-41, Wst 23d Street
New York. N. l'.
a
No ing‘but ‘nport Oysters.
i
i
.4
ah Carpets
0"
True Pers an Carpets
Superior . hal Carpets
t the Merlot fabrics-cl India
900Kllurdis . nMosuLRugs .,
2.50 and $20.00
Knappc‘rCo
but. Haddock. Flatfish.‘
ud Round Clams in shell. Escal-
Gosling Clams for
La... Buck Shad
LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS . . .. . . ................................ 36c qt.
GERMAN one ........................ ....... 100: pound ““de the ”sill 10 we a few dole
' , lore at the espouse of the lives of
’ passengers. '
. ' ' 9 ° ' h ark Mr. James E. Howard. engineer phy-
Cutbm s Baike Fls M et. ‘siclitl. who made an investigation for
the government into the Wreck on the
W "II DILWIIY. Lehlgh valley road near Manchester.
Artificial Teeth
A you-“stuns set at teeth. a better
i
pursuant-nu “E
m mu rnusr
‘ Pll'l'8lll soon ennui7
’ WASHINGTON, ‘Mll‘ch 26.-Who ll
responsible for the great increase in‘
railroad accidents due to defective;...
fills? . ‘ '
deis, says it is the Steel Trust.
says monOpoly has bred lnoillciency'.
has resulted in siovenly work and: 3"
dmlbs and maimlngs are the penal-l.
lice.
are wuod alike by Morgan, so the re. L
’ sponsibiilty goes back to Morgan.
That much seems to he settled.
1 railroad also. testified
pony In curiosity are in better shape
after sum wear than Morgan
Stool Trust rolls alter five years of
wear. The Krupp rails do not break.
one do.
WI"!
Interstate Conch Commissioner
l‘ranklln It. Lone flavors the appointo
roost of a commission of three with
power to answer this question. He
would have the commission required
by law to report by Jan. 1. 1918.
"flash" says Mr. Lane, “would give
Congress the basis for legislation at
the beginning of the next session.
iconmes could then make it compul-
' sory for rails to be made after a cer-
itain prescription." ‘
Testifying before the Sf‘sulcy com~
, mittoo. James A. Farrell, president of
:the United States Steel Corporation,
admitted that the railroads have been
prescribing a quality of rail which has
been known for some time to be brit.
tie, and therefore dangerous. They
have been doing so with the idea that
. this quality of rail would wear longer.
exu8i The roads have insisted on a great
content of carbon, though they know
the result woo away from safety.
Commissioner Lone believes that
the government should take from the
i
N. Y., August 25, loll. concluded his
report as follows:
was reached long ago. Train
and wheel pressures soon became too .
* Look! ',
“‘9 WWW! ilvrer, wuls D. Bran»
lie
The absence of competition as a spur, ,1..-
The Steel Trust and the railroads :1".
James J. Hill. who is something of a
that rails , '
bought by hits from the Krupp com~ ~ .2
as and as wasmnoron or.
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
"The limit of endurance of iron rolls ,,
loads .;
For our Large Ad in The ‘
Evening Sentinel
Wednesday, March 27th ,
Another Cut Price Sale . g _
' “IIIIIgniln‘I‘I‘iIl-I'll'lll
;. . wan-m,-_.-.‘-;.;.;-;.;u;-;:;.;-A.;-,r-;-;s_- a
P H 0 N E 440
fire a s‘I; ojojefohl {I o.o o - I'I,I:I.l
Ié‘ol’s'fo?o'f:¢-Ya'f'o’fs?a , I :‘l"!‘,’l¢"?l?l’fl‘rl?l‘:l
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridg
. (Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Telephone 760 South Nerwalk“
M. D. RANDALL ‘
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
revealing a
W so feet deep. At ”the bottom of
shirts: stood twa coal miners,
outlined by the flickering lamps
sir, caps. Mrs. Jordan got a lad.
d the men. climbed out. They
all imprinter-d by the telling in ,
sooner. The mouth of. the mine
Wilkins. deputy some
George l. Miller made a
of the places in the
country where flocks of
mum on known to
“merrier the pur-
ning how the birds;
-this~evening in liho South Norwall:
Baptist church. 4
Our Brothers‘ lodge. No. to. i. 0.
0. iF., hold a. regular meeting loot eve-
ning, at whloh time routine me! tors of
business were transacted.
__ .._.,,... w...—
Concord Division. No. 2, Sons of
Temperance. hold a regular weekly
business meeting last, evening and
transacted routine business.
u. .a-
South Norwollt Comp. No. 9,294.
Modern Woodmetof America, will
hold its semi-monthly business meet-
inn this evening in its rooms, in Smith
Main street.
mm
The Stratford contingent, which has
been working on the Soalshipt Oyster
Company's muscle and at the plant at
East Providence, has returned to
Bridgeport and is at work there.
Strstford is well represented in the
Sesishipt plants which is proper, as
the Stratford 'Oyster Cornwall the
nucleus of the Sealshlpt Company. was
one of the pioneers in the Connecticut
oyster industry.
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x
New Store,
' New Goods
statonssssne s 1.40
315 DRESSERO 10.99
319 DRESSER. .r............-15.49
M. L ROSEN. u
15 um avenue. 1
scum nonwsut
for
The most original and best o‘e-
, looted stock at
“ EASTER CARDS
oooxtsrs i
Lsrvsns ‘
Post one:
and out» aouvsutns
J u
‘. 4...:1- ';
i
ti .
P08T canoes for so. a for is.
2 for do and So each
.l. .I.Mttc
..~. .... .. .a
.......
Telephone 2519 l
‘Ladhs’ Tallow '
2593M SW
' autonomous or ALL Klaus
. .
than a poor not of natural ones. it the.
teeth are so much diseased that they}
cannot be saved, they are better out.‘.
as such teeth impair the general’
health: food cannot be properly mas-
ticated and prepared for the.atomsch
if the teeth are aching. tender and
broken. 1 out especially prepared to
meet the demands of flat-roofed and
sensitive mouths. and those who'ore
using teeth made-by me can testify
to their sorvioesble Qualities.
Dr. I. ll. MALLERY
to South Iain BL, South Norwola
Hours: 9 o. m. to 8 s. to. sun-
osys by appointment oats.
MORE OOMFORT lN‘ GLASSES
widens-equine less pressure to hold
them on the nose. That is the value
of our low-bridge "lleetyet" eye-
glasses. They arovvuperloi' to oth-
er linger piece. mountings because
“.wo‘uvs you the oorvioae of an
Oculist and an Optician and charts
for the glasses only. ‘
» THAMER
87‘ Amman M G’soum. ,.
3 ~ 0m
._-'.:-.;gut-1.1.31.9...-
< danger sane of steel
‘ they here a right we and hold the ‘
, louse-"stratum before’ftbv Wt, ‘ . . 1
3" ,wtlllwlld, I or amendment . .
“ “12W O~TWWt _ ills three thousandtipiles‘ol travel i lied
great for lron'rslls to stand up under I'.
and they were replaced by stool rails. -'
“There is undoubtedly a limit to the
endurance of steel rolls as well as in I:
the case of iron. it is important to 1,
ascertain whether the. great lesson of ~
the Manchester disaster does not lie 11
in the direction of signifying that the j;
rails has been
reached and possibly entered into by. ‘.
current railroad practices. f
,"Whllo the Manchester roll was de-
fective in the web'thc feature which
seems most grave is the general shat-
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. to. ~
BEAVER BOARD
'b‘ gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and »’
plaster and wallpaper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of s
wide scope for individual prefer-meat and tests. We are agents
_ and keep a large supply on hand. "
terl‘ng of the integrity of the rail, sp-
psrently nothing from the combination
of a hard steel and high wh'eel pres~
sures. ‘
"Complete data are demanded by
this inquiry intolthe causes which
contribute. toward this destruction of
the structural integrity of the steel
data on track conditions, such as the
and from the metallurgical and cheer
vallone on steels of different degrees
of hardness.“
' M
,DON‘TglMGLwT. A OHILD'm
s ‘ V h :M WU‘H-
, The “Chlld‘l‘ Whittle" movement
has challensed the attention of
thoughtful people everywhere. Moth-
ers are naturalsupporters, and will
find in Euler‘s Honey and Tor Cont-
pound s most valuable aid. Coughs
‘sud colds that unchecked.- load to
oroup. bronchitis and pneumonia yield
quickly to the, healing andsoothlns
qualities of Foley‘s Honey and in
. compound. Contains no opiates and.
no hateful dross. it is a medicine.
not a narcotic, Refuse substitutes.
we term" INC? .-
NDI ON THRII AR~
"Gallo.
, Several proposals for the erection or
state srmories' in when, Whitman-
tie and Bronlord.‘alaoanor changes ooll "
repairs to the armory in Wilden“.
are invited. ' ~Plsns end specidootloos
may be obtain” from file architects.
‘lsmes a. Dull. new moon. Doss»;
for the peanut-y armory. Whites &
statistics. more boss... the too
rival
‘RIADV FOR
lied
MJWWW
RYAL GROCERY co
Fresh County Eggs, per doz.,_
actual fiber stressesmhlcb are reallo- F INF. TABLE BUTTER, per pound ----------------------- H __
ed under the weights of differoutrlo bars LAUNDRY SOAP ................... ..... js
types of locumotivea and under the 7pounds LAUND Y STARCH.... ........ ., ....... .. .. . . . . 23
different wheels of those diluent en- 3 cans GOLD CR SS MILK... .................. . . . .. . . . . 3'56
glues in track, in ordinary condition, 3 cans CONDENSED MILK
Fancy New. Bermuda Potatoes and other Fruits and Vegetsh
A LARGE Asoon‘rllinNT 0F FRUITS AND vao
automobiles when he pnecrihed Vanadium Steel- It. is the most
live—1nd the toughtest steel. Scientifically heat treated, this steel
should and vibration. it doesn't crystalline
8!
duced to the minimum—60 pounds to the horsepower. At the. some t
is the car that has no equal in the world for cheap maintenance
so scum mm eraser ' ' .
What Norwsllt People . ¥ ‘
“Mr. ‘8. L. Benedict,
Deer Slr:--ln reoord to the Ford earl bought of you last season. lw
say that I used it in in! lino business last season and am thoroughln,
W...
-‘—— "a... M
suntan .
22 scum mm. o, .‘z
the use of Vanadium Steel the Weight oi Ford Model T he's h
In durability. .
s. L. BENEDICT, Agent
SOUTH NORW
..SayAbout..f
with it in every was... . ‘
no trouble with it; on
116 NW.
not» rsnnntns mm and moon (cont it lies
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