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$225l
. .2“ complete, with Skin-
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h humps. suffice.
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{teed slxhtyodvon years. by Judge ,
w div-“mi. or tun: gowns '
Time
'Brings to night only of
i pay the highest price vfor metals
and robbers, 25¢ per 100 it'll nerves
papers, 35c for magszlnes, lo a db.
for; rags.
G. YOUnDISKY
Phone 912.
803th Norwalk, Conn.
‘ 1 SPECIAL 2' OFFER
‘ ‘ REGULAR 131.25
27 Ely Ave.“
Paint 85 (its
PER GALLON
We sell a double roll or Wall Paper
from De up. Full line of Painters Sup-
Painting and Paper Hanging.
COHEN
were: Shel . salad-11s
.. Wham—q.
e Sure
I .
and RemenlberL
it any junk man wstops at your house
without the sign“! in. iillflon, 8 Bowen
St. E Norwsilr. on the wagon and
says he is working for me.- he is set-
ecause there woio some
I pay 1c s lb. for rags
and best mice: for auto tlres. robbers,
leather beds, metals and old sutomo
, bile tires are in demand Ask for
prices. mouse notify me all gas 1
am very vb‘ds'y during then sell.
Telephone «1.
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ladies’
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Pumps 8: Oxfords
got 82. Silaod 83
over: usury w. liurlbntt. her (ether.
marry
_ clients to the Bomocsrtlamttsn and:
.7 wool bills passed by the ‘lllt-ahGML .
llmi. kilns a. cousin. of ain’t icon: w
. walk: has been appointed conservator '
Willi Ill ll___l__ll SIREN
not similar.“ 10: 10 a. m.-Most
or the strict: market leaders declined
. lractiohally at the opening today.
. There were large alterings of Read-
. lag, Steel and Amalgamated. Canad-
1 {an Pacific was exceptionally strong;
advancing a point on an initial trans.
, action of 1,000 shares.
WALL STREET,11 a' m—Elt‘treme
' Weakness in several specialties which
made new low records contributed to
Ru‘mely and the Petroleum shares
were offered ddwn steade and Inter-
national Agricultural' Chemical Ptd.
dropped 26 points on an official state-
ment that the next divident probably
w0uld be passed. Active stocks ral-
ilde briskly just holore ell o'clock. i
n. A. a. were
ill wasnmsrou
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WASHINGTON, April law-Hundreds
of women are arriving in Washington
today and more hundreds will come
tomorrow, to attend-the annual conven-
tion of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, which formally opens Mon-
day. In the meantime committee meet-
lugs are numerous and conferences in
the rivalry for the various offices in
the organization are keying up the del-
egates. For president of the society
three candidates are in the field, and
a brisk rivalry marks the race for
other places:
A sharp light is promised over the
proposal that the government he asked
tobenr part of. the enpenss of- con-
structing Continental Hall, which yet
ls unfinished. sit in toured :that vif
Congress appropriates funds the organ-
isation's headquarters'then would be
subject to the comtroi old the govern
ment. Many oppose such-s preposi-
tion. .
NO NEED FOR scan».
Parents. children andvthe school an.
thoritlea have become arixious because
of the repor‘ls lielng circulated about
another epidemic of scarlet fever. Dr.
M. B. 'West, one of tho‘health board.
stated this morning that there is no
cause for alarm and that there are
but one or two calm of the disease,
which are being handled carefully and
well.
as.
ANOTHER GOOD NIGHT.
Last night, despite the inclement
weather. was another good night at the
N Fireman‘s fair in the Central are ste-
lion." Miss Ellslbeth Clark favored
with vocal selections and the Lyric or-
chestra played for dancing. The con-
vessels and the ’booth tenders report
success.
W ‘ . 9 f
"if you can write, a telegre'in you to
vilrlto s, Sentinel want adv.
l
9 «you
‘i_
To the
Public
A. hint ill often sofoclont at
the rabbi more open lain
: eyes.
so last sewn our space in the“
'
' in; fully ”convalescent-
the heaviness oi the general market. .
,‘ijI' l;
_ pics on died yes ,
can. The funeral willbe ' _
The Pope is now considered as no
lie » slept
tranquillyésll night. .
mu: today tbe pope received
Archbishop Keenan, ot ’Luxsmbonrz.
in private audience. The archbishop
was obliged to leave some todaywnd
as he had .urgent matters to discuss
with the pontiff the audience was ar-
ranged. notwithstanding the vigorous.
protests 01 Professor Marchlafava.
the papal physician, against exposlns
the patients to any tatlgue. The on»
dlence lasted tor thirty-four minutes.
Although the pope was very weak he
harshness. of mind. ,. o,
Cardinals Aglisrdl. Bleistti, ‘ Rem-
polla, Falconlo and Vincenzo Vannu-
tent. with many other high ecclesias-
tical dignitaries and members of the
Roman aristocrsry, called today at the
Vatican and signed the visitors' book
in the pope’s ahtechamber. to con-
from his illness.
Luxembourg,l after his reception by
the pope this morning, said he found
the pontiff looking worn sndlshowins
the suffering he had gone through, but
that he displayed a Strong spirit and
way full of confldencevln his recovery.
The pope expressed-um belief that
God would give him sulliclent strength
to accomplish the task-he had begun.
"to restore everything- in Christ."
Archbishop Koppes “added that the
pope‘s voice Wes fulll and his eyes
vivacious and his cxprebslou as honey-
olent as usual. ' -‘
a. o. amen:
‘ ‘ ‘uuntssoon Bill.
WASHINGTDN, K‘prll l2 ~‘—Ill open
caucus the Republish” heater. or the
house. last night, ls'ld Didi” for e vigor
ous organised obfldsltioll t3 the linden-a
wood tariff sun The are... ordered
the preparation of amendments to the
Underwood trill, prov lynx for is; non
partisan tariff board. and for revis-
ions or the cotton and wool schedules
of the tariff.
Republican members of .- the - house
,ways and means committee wereln-
structed to have these amendments
ready to be ‘leel’ented to the caucus
next Thursday evening!“ ‘
When the caucus met a lengthy do-
hate resulted in o (incision to make
course of the srgiiment Represents-
tlves Townes. or lower sild Slain. of
Nebraska. orltlsed the activity of
President Wilson in connection with
bill. The resolntloli" endorsing the
tariff board was passed with‘but lit-
tle opposition list the cotton and pool
schedules evoked a rather. hosted
controversy between. Minority lander
Mann and Representative Lhroot, of
Wisconsin. a Progressive Republican.
Representative Lonroot wanted the
caucus to endorse the ochodulol
deemed by the vfiepubll deal the
We and means centuries in the
last congress. based on the report of
the tariff board and offered a sub‘
The entire matter was some to
and means oomittso. The questliln
of melting the caucus .ll public moot
_ illg kept the aRspubiicans laivsseret
union, .for done then inn « hour.
. less than half of the nepubllosu rolll " . .
,f, resentstlm were present it was
ldgd‘ Mellon the doors to 5the oral.
Ml?
showed a remarkable clearness and ; '
Lineuma
, old and rl‘:
”“0“.
.l
the best was none too good for 7;
ti [towns and have con-
' We carry only reliable ,
depot-tin erlred at living- poses, in» .
oi, Closes, on» Goods. Undemear, corsets,
and alf‘Ster‘lderd Dry Goods. A complete House
ltd" most ctxensive steel: of Carpets, Rugs, .
Shades, umbrellas and Traveling Bags Our
:9 do are assured of prornpt and courtesan atten-
Very truly yours,
.‘l
gratulate Pope Pill! 01‘! hill recovery ‘
Archbishop Jean Joseph Koppes, of t
the meeting it monomer. in the g
the framing. of the Democratic tariff;
to the Republican members of the whys ‘
A‘.
meeting and ti elicit . :
From Our Complete Line.
Trimmed and Untrhnmed Hate.
The Latest Novelties in Milllnery. 7
Highest in Quality. ‘Lowest in Price.
The Holmes Millinery
Phone 405 we Monroe St.
interest by a number of people who
live in that vicinity. The derrick
man found little dlillcuity in plucking
the huge mass of concrete from its
resting place in the ground.
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HELD A SOCIAL SESSION. ‘
At the regular meeting of Bucking-
hauqust. No. 12. G. A. R.. last night
a social evening was spent. '
Qi’ast Post Commhnder George S.
White spoke a few words of welcome
to the guests present and introduced
Department Commander William H.
Don gal. of New Preston. (lean: who
made one of the best speeches that
the Post has been privileged to listen»
ed to .
A large delegation was present from
the Douglass Fowler Dost of South
Nor-walk After a few short talks by
members of the Rate.
served to all and a very pleasant ev-
ening was spent and as entertainment ‘
COmnlade Charles F. Marvin of Admir-
al Foot Post of Nenlbflaven rendered
a song.
if you can write a telegram you con 3
write a Sentinel went sdv.
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DAYS
April 14. 15 and 16
to boy ‘
8, quyx V“
HOSIERY
at Special Prices
lion ‘9 "ONYX" Elli Lisle w ‘
. Intel's-d with "Booties" limes
Farm} ugdlwgghe’sgfi noon oi
new? hit lions We
8 pain
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with Too
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ltd. hill) r‘
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supper was '
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The Leading,» Ready-to;
wear Store ill The
NOIWalks
(ll We "are" the 'biiSiest store in
- town, because we striv,9 to make
merchandismg the most equal
exchanges! value and money.
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(“Every Dollar You Spend here
van are Sure to receive in return ‘
a full dollar’ 5 worth.
QColne in. and see‘ us, and at a
first glance you will see the so»
.crct of our success. and also the
reason why we are the most-
talkegi-about store in The blot,»
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Norwalk Chronicler