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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 5, 1912 · page 5

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WW *** "Easter Post Cards.

1 Children’ s
Rompers

A complete assortment in
Gingham. Seersucker and
Gsistes Cloth, at

25c and sec

E. K. BANKS

Mshsckomo Hotel Block.
South Nor-walk

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Booklets 11111111111111,
New 1111511111

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STATIONERY STORES
South Norws‘k and Norwalk

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Beds Bci s

Our stock of itrsss. Enameled iron and Wood Beds for Spring and
Summer represents values that are very unusual.

BHASS BEDS in rich and handsome effects. with a guaranteed lac—
,quar that will not tarnish. 013.60 to 005.00.

ENAMELED IRON BEDS in rest dainty designs. $2.50 to $25.00.

WOOD BEDS. in Oak, Mahogany,'White Enamel and Circsssisn Wai-
, nut, in designs that are particularly handsome; linish and con-

struction of the1 best. From $6.00 to $40.00.
if you need a lied, justice to yourself will not permit you to overlook
our assortment and at prices that are the lowest possible.

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Rebckah Lodge will hold theii ringn JAMES "oMESTEAn ”A"

5111 meeting tonight.

mem'

Thomas Horan of south Norwalk.
spent yesterday in Stamford.

George Slavin, of Bridgeport was
a tisitor in South Norwaik. last night.

wliiusicr iihis, at O llrien :11.

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h‘ork (in is 1111 guest 11ir1'i11111011 111
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1:;11111. 11:11-1d::_\ :1l'1 111.11.11.111 ‘111 Siam-
i'lii‘d 13:1 liltiillii‘Sfi.

,\ line display of gloves. in kid. :1
21nd fabric, in 11 \‘itlit'lj.’ of simdvs
Eusii'i', 111. .l. i. Millioiiv‘rz. $191.1 i’iili’ui‘~
tiscmtdit.

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'irunsncied at tho meeting
Brando‘s i,nilg11,'.\'o. iii. Knights oi‘ i’l'r
thins, 11 Mini: 1111.1 held last night.

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ilut'iunf Ali'iiiimin. Wt 111' lir. 11ml
Mrs. George N. Itivitili‘riln. 111‘ 1i? litm-
woodnvonpé, was operated on y1'11ter-
day for heroin by Dr. Ward Gregory.

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'll‘nion which-W115 livid last evening.
the officers were noinlnumi tor the
ensuing term and other business 11'1111-
sneted.

“Every man who needs new Shoes
for Easter should see the new Emor-
eon models at Coniienlly & Bracken's.

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Charles 1L. Page and a. New York
friend started last. night on a fishing
trip to be gone until Sunday when
they will he joined by other Norwalio
era. The young men will fish the
[streams of Ridgeflcid and vicinity
and anticipate some great catches.

An enthusiastic meeting of South
Norwslk Council, No. 1.253. Knights
of Columbus was held last evening in
the hall in South Main street. A
class of five candidates was initiated
and a supper folloWed. At the, con-
clusion of the supper. a delightful so
cial time was enjoyed.

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wBuy Easter Flats at O‘Brien‘s.

One of Street Commissioner Alfred
Brown‘s men has come out with an
lugenius device for Weeping paved
streets, which be borrowed from the
"old country. The affaii consists of

» s. long heindle to which is attached a
handle of 111111111 branches of a tree.
The sweeper saves much time and
does good work.

 

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Wiiiinm E. (11111111111101, superinten-
dent of the Union district Schools, has
been requested by the city of Norwich
to draw up a. feasible plan whereby

that progressive city can consolidate

its schools. The request came in the
form of a letter from First Selectman
Albert W. Lillibridge. Dr. Chancellor
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Sisal Common at the Highest
Point Sinus Last September
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NEW YORK. April Law-Contrary to
general expectations, which were
quite natural in view at the approach-
ing holiday, today‘s stock market
throw all its apathy oi the two pre-
ceding sessions and resumed its up
ward march of last month. The move-
ment differed in some essentials from
the period referred to, in that the cop»
per and allied securities were less
conspicuous participants. while U. 8.
Steel assumed its former leadership
and sold on to 71 118. its host quatw

 

 

 

 

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.6, 000 NEW ENRLANB BAIL-

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At present. there are different min-
111111111 rates on different lines. They
range from a 111inin'1um of $1.20 to
$1.15 a day. ’l‘i1e bouts of work like
wise differ on different road‘s ranging
fiom ii to 12. in Boston at the rail-

hours a day and outside clerks 10
hours.

\‘ldw HAVEN. April 4.~~»~At the of-
fices oi the New Haven rond today it
was not denied that the~ 1111111111111 had
been made upon them in common with
other companies. But it was sold that
there was no answer to be 111111111 at the
present time. Whatever action might,
be taken would come out later.

icnornl Clinirrmm R. (l. Stonrnes, of
the Railroad Clerks‘ Association in
New England on the New Haven ruli-
rond, who has his headquarters in this
city 111 the Hotel Voik when he is in
New Haven, was not here today. It
was said at the hotel that he was in
Iloston. .There are expected to he va-
rious meetings following right away
upon this wngc demand, but in View
of the fact that the New iiuVen rail-
road officials have not yet disposed of
the demands of the engineers and
cannot until after April 10. anyway, it
is not likely that the clorks' matter
will come up immediately. -. '

brotherhood in New Haven are out.

 

Charles D. nine. of the State Board
of Education. The compliment is one

, that is deserved and 'Dr. Chancellor
.ib eminently 11111111111111 experience to.

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11116111111 lliclsotrld Oil.

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14'1” 11111111, was burned torriny

‘ soc neck and chest. 1 so
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terminals. Comparativsly;fsw of the
600 in the "Yellow buildins" have. up
to date. joined the brotherhood. 'l‘li
are "too near the home 1.1111111,"
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0i" F00 SUM OF $30,000 .

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. START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Bomsthin Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broo s, from the moment they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use. Bonnie tlbick Feeds. home pre-
pnred, are the kind you can depend on to ranks flue. healthy fowl:
_ and future sturdy lay.ers We use not only the best and cleanest ma-
terials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide for
the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl Only sweet. sound.
cracked grains aie permitted to go into our feeds. Bonnie Little
(‘hlck Feed is not an experiment. but is something that has been
carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the choicest 1111»
ported Miliets,tl11e cracked charcoal thoroughly dried and selected

ginins. such as out meal. cracked wheat. cracked ksfilr. pens, flue old
cracked corn. which combined. make
strong and vigorous chickens

First in quality, last in price, always
err—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses.

a food best adopted to produce
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
111 the minds of its custom-

Cattle and Poultry.

 

 

‘ | Mcpe’s i Lister’s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,

AmrricanjAgdcuitural Chemical Co.‘s

LAND PLABTER. AIR SLAKED LIME, BARNVARD MANURE.
MURIATE 0F POTASH, NiTRATE OF SODA. TiMOTlftY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.

RAYMOND BROTHERS:

shares, or almost. 30 per cent. of the

 

 

 

 

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A M031 or Automobile

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AUTOMOBiLES 'ro RENT by he hour. day,‘ or the . Experienced
and cumin Chauffeurs, .,

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RIVER STREET Telephone 68113 NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

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Mosmf the clerks affiliated with the'

played at the freight-and‘pass'enusr“

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as WALL smear
soswALK.
snows 4113.

Everything in’ the Optical Line '
Eyes Examined Free

0.131. Jackson

Optician

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Paris. Cloak 81 Suit Home

515 Main St.. Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwslk

Coats, Dresses &
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you wear them. To get a thorough understanding how good,
how beautiful they look, how 11111111111 are the models and how

 
 

 

 

get a better understanding of how well they will wear. how
"11y fit. how well they 1.111111 their shsp'c, you will have

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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its, raw

Our New Spring Suits .

‘ . Grands. Seabosrd Air Line tell he-

will win your trade it you see them. and hold your trade it»

 

moderstely they are 31111114011 will haire‘. no no 1111111: To

lion since lust September. Dealings
in this stock aggregated about 250,000

whole. The activity and strength of
Steel was concurrent with the public
offering of the 880,600,600 live. per
cent subsidiary bonds recently issued
by the corporation. and the celerity
with which these were taken is re-
garded as 11 favorable sign, not only
in its bearing upon the general fluan»
ciai situation. but in the confidence it
appeared to imply in the future of the.
steel industry.

'i‘odn)‘ s ndv once embraced some of;
the equipment shares and the Ameri-
can (fan issues mm the common andi
priferred making new high records.l
in fact can Common was one of the‘
most 11.;'1‘ti11~ 11111: '11:: in 1111: 11.1111111- list.
but the iise in both issues was actom-i
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:5: Judging from totlltl' 11 mnrkoi the
initrosis hack of the 11.11 me gixlug
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'monetury situation. Local banks suf- i
1 feted another drnin by the horny vanith$
druuuls for out ottow institutions.

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where money is in demhnd to meet r11

vitcd business conditions it is col
timntod thnt the banks in the Clem l
i111; House will lose not loss than saw
0110.001) on the week but. the effect ou'l
the reserves is as yet uncertain. it
is well within the range of probability i
however, that this drain may show
further depreciation.

A further riseot 3% in Canadian
Pacific was explained in the roads”
gross gain or $930,000 for the fouith
week of March
increased its February list by 31-42.
000; Chesapeake 111111 Ohio by 3128 000.
and 31111111111011 by $117. 000. with s
nominal increase for Homer and Rio

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hind by 0180,0001}
Bonds were firm with no especial

feature. Total sales par value
amounted to $3356. 000.
United States Gayernment made
were unchanged.
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CHICAGO‘S. BUILDING expanses.
CHICAGO. April 4.——n1111111ng, opera-

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1‘35 WASHINGTON ST BRIDGE

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tlons aggregating expenditures esti-
mated at from 830.000.000 to $60,000,-
000 were expected to be affected in
Cook County today by a strike of 14.»
000 11111111111211.1111) have been ordered
to suspend work this week. Contrac-
tors and carpenters estimated that
construction work on st least nus hum
tired building: would come to a stop.
The carpenters are demanding as
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The situation was given a more ser-
ions. unset. today, 11111111 union 1111..
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\1111 need not have ironiil 11 with \our fee
(1111: iii 1011 1.1 iii: :1 pair of \\ elk-0191‘s that"
1111 perfectly comfortable right from the.
111111 il1nt will look well and wear to yours
fili'iltlll 111.1111 :1 1'11il line of iiors' and"
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All of the buildings recently put:
chased by the Washington Street
Bridge Committee will be sold at?
Public Auction on Saturday, April
6th, at 2 p. 111. Terms and 111111111
130113 made known‘at time of sale

FORD

lieniy Foul wrote a great prescription for the removal of dead weia
automobiles when he prescribed Vanadium Steel it is the most
sitewsnd the toughtest steel Scientifically heat treated this steel;
ishook and vibration. It doesn t crystallize.

By the use of Vanadium Steel the Weight oi Ford Model T has 11111
duced to the minimum-40 pounds to the horse power. At the same ti
is the car that has no equal in the world for chain) maintenance all
rival in durability.

S. L. BENEDICT, Agent

98 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH Nd?!

EASTER SPECIALS
Fresh Eggs, per dazen,

17 lbs. Sugar ........ . ......... $1.001 Magnolia or Sweet Clover
8 Lil lbs. Sugar .50ci Blind..."
Prunes. per lb. loci w Baker's Cocoa or "0110111.,

 

 

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Butter. per lb. 351:1 late
Ben liar Flour. bag 800 i Pink Salmon. 2 cans
ii cans Milk . .266i 3 cans Corn ................11/

 

spinach. Kale, Celery

UNITED GROCERY COM

20 NORTH MAIN ST; .‘1

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FOR SALE

ment of the Concrete Bloc ’1'
tint East oi‘walk

Parsnips. Lettuce.

 

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