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F. H. IAXTIR. .
‘ ron coon FRIDAY 22 .
' Order «mo oi our .
~ A Lorne Assortment of
Mm for Team of Numb:
cauov novemee Apono- ”
rams won new! runs .1:
F. A. LAN E
Iii Washington “mi.
lentil Nemelit
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Andenon'e hunch Wale
'of I" kind. promptly built. m .
for "I“ All kind! a! "PM”
given m attention.
om» emu ram. "om"!
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GOOD FRIDAY SENTINE‘L.
The Sentinel will be published as a. 4
morning paper on Fast Dov. next. Fri-
day. Advertisers desiring changes of
advertisements for Friday‘s issue are
requested to send copy into this
oilic'o as early as possible Wednesday.
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St. Paul's Men’s Glob is ocheduied
to hold a regular meeting this oveuv
ing.
Miss Morton nainem. of Southport.
is visiting her grandmother during her
Easter Vacation in Norwalk. ‘
”mu—~—
. The Spanish War Veterans will hold
a regular monthly meeting this even-
ing in the armory in West street.
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—-Soit Hats. Sort Hats. O‘Brien’s.
Mm...”
Cockonoe Tribe, No. 32, l. O. R. M..
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening in the Wall street quarters
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Bdoldngl'iem Post, No.12 (l A. Ru
will hold a regular meeting iomorrowl
evening in the Wall street, quarters. l
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps,
‘No. 30 will hold a regular meeting
this afternoon in the Wall shoot qunrw
taro. ‘
The South Norwalk Fire Police willl
hold its monthly buelnoas meeting this.
' evening in its lull, in Washington
‘ .otreel.
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Division ‘No. 1. Ancient Order of Hi-
bernione. will hold a regular business
. [meeting thin evening in lllbernlan hall
in Wall otreet.
Cookonon Harmnkela Associatwion
, "No 32115.1.0. R M.. will hold a wgu'
‘ hr meeting this ev onlng in the Wall
street Quarters.
The Central Labor Union will hold
. .ito elem-monthly business meoting this
‘ ‘evening in the Labor Lyceum, in
thhlngton street.
-—~Beailtitul displays at line Millin-
m at Mlntz's. Open” this evening.
Closed all day tomorrow.
MoKlnley Command. Spanish- -Ameri-.
.uew members wore elected and mu».
can War Veterans will hold its mamb-
iy business meeting this evening in its
rooms, in the Armory.
Olive Branch Lodge. No 19. KnightsI
of PMla‘s. will “hold its Weekly busi
J,’ rinse motion this would: in its hall
‘ in soon. Main nreet.
ShJohn'a LodgeNo. 6. F. nod A. M..
will confer the Muter Mellon degree
at. the tender communication to be
held in the Moqonio Temple this eve
fling.
‘ ileum Roman cannon No. 1,253.
,ootniqutbly om moonlit. this
' will“ in its lull in Waitinlton
' o o: Mr; Mule. Mott
. poet avenue, in home.
muodmm will hold to»
romantics Union will be H
Anni no uranium :. ,
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Attractive Eneior values are being
offered at The N. ill. Ryan Coos store.
William H. Norris, or Dnnbury, is
spending the day in town with friends.
Yale has closed for the Fillaslor vs.-
oniion and Eric Heretrom. of Pron-
Slur of Columbia Circle. Companions .
ot the Forest. will hold its oeminnonih-
ly business meetlnmhls evening in its
hall, in Washington street.
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St Johns Lodge No. 6. ll‘ nod A.
M. will hold a stated communication
this ovonlné in the Masonic Temple in
Wall street. The M. M. degree will be
conferred.
“Spring atyles Edwin G. Burt‘s
Shoes for correctly dressed women, at
Conneaily & Buoimn'a.
_ Tito Harmon: premier; school 01'
Prospect avenue. cloud yesterday for
the Easter w and runny at the
students have gone to their homes for
the vacation.
Miss Catherine Malone oi Stamford
and George B. Sounders, of Nomalk.
were married at Not-walk, February 12,
b} Rev Ernest F. Moilregpr.~3tnnl-
fold Advocate.
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03f _ course youfie
The Candy oi Excellence
“W Maw" HM...“ mm...»—
‘0. s. unusual "moo
coming «out in "a
New Easter Hat
No this is not a miliiner’s advertisement. .
It's intendedwonly for men—to call their attention to our
stool: of
SOFT and DERBY HAT. $x.5o 93.34.00.
We behave they are the best values to be found in the
. ‘ city. I We’ve carried two of the lines for years and ymi’d be
' surprised at the number of men who come back here, new .
; m after season. yearafter year. to duplicate the previous
3 purchase. ‘ ,
' Our Hats are “utiIfactory” all the way through—style. ' ,
price. weer. What more can anyone want? " '
Store will be open all day Friday.
Store will be Open All Day Friday
our FlTTERE‘.
TWO STORES:
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK . .
HARD CRABS, LONG ISLAND AND SEA ESCALLOPS.
SPANISH 'MACKEREL. STEAK COD. SHORE HADDOCK.
HALIBUT. CODFISH. SALMO N, BTUEFISH, SMELT. CARP.
GOSLING CLAMS‘ for Banking. LARGE LONG CLAMS for Fry-
ing. GREENPORT OYSTERS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS
in Shell. '
v.
MARKET own & DELIVERY - women nonunion»:
Cutout Bridge Fish Market.
‘ rites oeuvenv.
TELEPHONE in
l Postal cords are being received from
3 Treat Stanley. of Norwalk. it touch
l m at. the Adirondack Florida school for
young men The cards come from
Coconnut, Grove Florida, and report
that, the mother is fine
mink iour dealer for the new Old
W ell ‘No. i" brooiileat cigar.
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l...‘ Norwalk Aerie No. 688. Fraternal
.Order of Eagles. held a regular" busi-
inane meeting last evening. Routine?
'mntters of bueinese ironnpirod at the
session. A clam chowder supper was
enjoy ed and dove-rel candidates initiat-
e.d
mma‘u—u L
wLatent style Cops. tut O‘ilrlon'e.
The Nutmeg Club‘held a minim
meeting 'llixosdny ovoninx in the club
quarters in the Coleburn building Twa
tine business transacted. Tho bueinesa
men‘ is night to be held on April 10th
came up for turther dleouoolon and
the entertainment committee mode e
report of progress in the matter. Mn-
slo has «been assured for the amnion
vihioh pmieea to The it"‘big" night
in club Writ.
To accommodstn’
l g,
W. are ‘showlno on exceptionally
Beautiful Lino
FOR
Easte
WOmen’ s
N‘eckweur
LACE AND EMBROIDERED
COLLARS AND SETS.
GHEMIS TTEB AND GUlMPS.
NCHU OLLARS AND JA-
BOTO. '
EMBROIDERED AND LAG!
DUTCH OOH-ARI AND BETI.
FLOWERID ‘NOVELTIEI TN .
ROSES. VIOLETB, ITG.
ligLGARiAN BEADED JAIOT‘”
IN.
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'Save Your
1- TEETH
Do not think because your teeth
taro setting discolored, and have
cuvltioo in them. that you cannot
save them. Sometime: an illness
will impair the enamel, or the rom-
odies necessary to restore health
produce dluooiorullona. If such but
been the cue. do not wait till
.. your mouth in tilled with now-hole-
eome and Malibu): members. but
burn them attended to immediate
is. it is the but may, the cheap-
est way. the right way. .
Dr. Lil.- MALLERY
18 Rout, o mu at. um um, -
" “Hours: 0 s. aura u. m. In
‘ «renunciation: only.
; 1 limit received onlvtilfilio.
: on
‘ mundane, will accept the House ug-
' f tentative. of the two Haunted.
‘ making the salary $2,750, but
‘ ‘ than the dietrict attorney. that label.
1 House without eome diocuosion. but
. ‘. should get a mist:
« Minority lmdor Munn interrupted to
V ' on he did not expect to be on the
* um line, by asking if the House
; conference would stand by $2.500 ii
. will not
room the gentleman from lliiuols
erl ind incidental expenses, Mr. Hig-
PIV TO BE $2.500
(Continual! from lint page}
the United States attorney for Connec
InnueWm Probably Accept.
It seemiprebsbio that. the Senate.
the moonunendastion of Senator
um. $2.500. Otherwise, the bill
willxo to conference between repre-
the difference.
in
view or the feeling in the Home that
the menial should not receive more
Thur inlaid split
likely.
Himln. Had to Flam.
The but didn't get through the,
Repreeeutotive Higgins {ought for it
Ind his views prevailed
The bill we: reed and Mr. Higgins
began mailing a abatement showing
why the marshal or Connecticut
in pay. when
oak if the Senate figure of $3,000
was in be accepted by the Mom
ooni’eroea, ‘efler the Home passed the
bill at 52,500.
Mroliilgulne replied that be oould
not spook {or the House oontereee.
conference committee.
Representative Foster took up the
the House phonon the bill at that
rule.
“Of course." replied Mr. Higgins.
“the gentlemen known 1 could not
limit (or tho contra-roots. i nmbobiy
be one or them. it would
have to be e full and iree cooler-ewe.
i would not assume“ that tbolcon-
lei-oer; would so intow the router-once
Twith any ulterior motive and or
would not expeot thong to."
» 0th” Marshall): 32,000.
Mr. Footer Glen look number line.
Ho pointed out that other runrohnlo
now get only $2,000 and inquired i!
the others would not. it this bill
were passed, «Rt for a similar in-
creuoo. Mr. Higgins said he was
not in lover of such it movement and
knew oi none under way.
None I: Meritorioue.
Representative Norris came to Mr.
Hinton nupport on that proposition.
saying; tout there were only three
when. that. the oommitloe bod con-
sidered nil four or the «one and
concluded burial was so meritorious as
w.
that exloted in Connecticut.
Other Mutual. Get $3,800.
In reply to mother question. Mr.
When questioned about extras allow
edtlua connectlcut- mors‘bnle for trav»
gin. dooidved’ that tho allowances or
until were'hot over 3200 it year.
i
the hill wont through
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Thirty Member'- and Friends Enjoyed
I Pleasant Evening.
Aboutllllrty members and guests,
suppers. Tuesd‘ny evening, the Nor-
wnik Fire Police have e‘ver held. Pro-'
cedlnxrthe supper outbox-t business:
meeting we: held at which time rou-
tine ominous, .vm transacted.
The banquet room of the tire p0
lice quill-tern in Wall street was neat-
ly arranged sud long table; set. The
many 800d thin inlrly. hid from
view the table-limb, but they disap-
a.
tack oi tho firemen.
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Telephone ‘ 2519
I J. I. Mollette
' . run; in m from the combined dailies.
(lowered But the mm was located
the motel melon a sauce". :
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O‘Hil‘llllIV WM ON FIRE.
. Alon; mm 11: so o‘clock loll. night
the Norwulkwltluns who had retired
' were switched from their numbers
' by the rinuluu or the are boil and the
acreechlns of the abort. Box at on
o! on bill find the whistle n on
“lined that... large tire lied been dis»
in the chimney or the home of Frsni
A. Will. in mallard itreet. and
men won it pt to thin mm. 039
obemicsi lurk in: “Mint to nun»
cos-lull! admin: lite out; and i130
the Connecticut one. that conditions f:
did not, exist in other three districts ‘-
Higgins pointed out that the average 5-
golnry oi mnrehuls who 33848.10. “
that kind to the marshal of Connec- ~
The House we: then sotlsfledand ”
uonwnut nor: POUOE soprano. 1
sat down to one o! the ilnest turkey‘
peered mildly under the energetic nt-
Following the outing there were ol-‘
can penned mood, speeches altered.
and «till and pool served to nuke .
from a tour through itaiy with her
through the prompt work of the m . V.
LOO
For Our Easten’Adl.
row’S Sentinel.
Rare Bargains
Be Quotel
A. F. Bookmati
83 and 85 WASHINGTON IT.
in no.
~ Manltx‘
Will
New Classes Forming
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Enroll N ow. Do NOt Dela
South Norwalk Stamford
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FINAL MAP 0
Rock R
(Formerly Board‘s Rocks)
READY APRIL sq
TWENTY PLOTS F0 SALE
Only One First Clio" e
Telephone 760 Sou
NorWa
‘ ‘ . .nteiezhilt-lu:
«l.
n... Training Tom
Lumber and Mill Work or Everytb
Telepheno, is. l
BEAVER B"
is [raining fluidly in popularity as a
‘ ‘ planter and veil-pupa. ‘ ‘
of artistic designs tor mile and celll
WTM‘IGODO tor individool preterment
and keen n urge supply on hand.
some. Warn
'4.
it? .
EARN. 2 acres, noueeil roomu; bath,
water. electric lights. born; 1 1-2
miles South Norwulk. Price $5000:
reasonable terms. '
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, house six ..
rooms; bath. water. laundry. heater.
1-3 new build miles from South
Norwilt cantor. ii minutes from trol- .
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iey Prue #4500: terms reasonable .. WASHINGTON
J; M LAYTON & Co. ‘2 123:3; '
(incorporated) . ‘
REAL. ESTATE AND iNSlJRANcE‘
AGINTG
elephoue
5 Kalli-ooh Ave... silo. Normik, Ct.
PRACVIOAL REASONS-y-
A young lady who had returned .
tether informed n Mend that he liked
all no ltsllsin allied. but xnost or all
be loved venioe.‘ “All. Venice, to be
sure!" held the friend. "i eon readily .
understand tbet iour father would"
liko Venice. With it! {audition and Bi. ,
Marks end monument." "Oh no."
mo young lady interrubted. “it wasn't.
their He llkod it mm he could
I“ in the hotel anoint now the ‘
window.f'-‘-lndieonpoiis Newu.‘_‘ ‘ 1'
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clan-Vi...
innit-1"“
5 option i. “who" not;
,. « ' motto.
Norwalk Chronicler