7
such materials
bore too; also .
3 ons, and .we
flu/aye avOid fiction;
The 11‘. Hershiieid a Son Co
,TEL. 294. 122 WATER‘sT.
'oonL
IthiI‘v you lay in your supply oi
(.‘oal for next wiutcr try :1 fcw
bushels from
William Efi‘ron
You. will find thnt the coal goes
1 touches.
”Not Clinkers
and does. not Injurc
the grate.
3 ROWAN ST.. EAST NORWALK
Tel, 441’ Tel. 441.
JUNK DEALER
You only neefl write a postal orQ
1 phone to \i in Fffion and you will
get a ready market for things which
‘you dont want, such as rugs paIpcrs
. bottles, rubbers, scrap-iron. metals.
.deather beds a. specialty: We are
Wm, [13 fl‘rou,
waiting for your call.
Tel, 441.
Rowan St.
, : YOU'LL ENJOY PREPARING
1. VEGETABLES
bought here. They are so fresh
, and crisp you know they are no 1 '
,‘F‘Iug to tamiiuo on the table.
,WHV EAT CANNED 00008
When you can got the fresh
from the lawn article? Just
come born In the morning and
see what a good natured crowd 1,.
. u'll most. Such vegetables as 3'.
ours would put anybody in good '
humor.
Mus' lC Hall Block
1‘60’ Wmmmulyciyrmmgoomoo
_........._ ....,... - .
11
: of human endeavor.
. 111 tomomcnnooooomrmmmmommmmmmo
)eposit your Money On or
Before April llib-«Saturday
and It will draw interest from April 111t.
"elcoino and One Dollar Is sufficient, to open an account
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
Let us show you the Safe Ilcpmlll. 130' as which rent for $4 a.
you
r
........
, if you To ever going, to b11ild,now's the tune. for everything In in
‘ your 111111111111 notwithstandinz tales to the contrary we doubt
ever see lumbar of the ounlitiwwo handle any cheaper. Why ;
riot get really serious about. owning your home and come in and talk.
It over with us? We not onlwcll lumber but‘oftér suggestions and
Information when customers desire our help, and will furnish 111111111,
for complete Ihouse when materials are purchased of 1111
The Hatch 81 Bailey C
'uou'rn no 1111111. moon‘u.
I!
gin-zy-
:
Ompany
3 I ' THE 1~NORWALK
FURNITURE HOUSE
14-16 WALL ST.
Refrigerators
Ice Chests
lowest prices.
I
Old Furniture Be-
comes Ncw Furniture
if you will let us repair and
Phone
and we
upholster it for you.
or drop us a postal
will call and give you an as
timate. ‘
konu skos
72 N. Main St. Phone 336-4.
‘-
Don’ 1 Forget
the babies. They enjoy the rides
these nice pleasant days and their
health demands plenty, of fresh
air. Take them out in one of our
comfortable carriages, go-carts or
sulkies An exceptionally large
line at special priccs.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Bulidir I1
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy secmdhand Furniture.
-3 .. . ._ . Le
Make Use Of It!
Worn watches and clocks old gold
and silver taken at highest .price in
exchange in buying ncw goods
_.at_
CHAS. BRAND
Clase' by Hoyt’s Theatre.
138 WASHINGTON STREET,
South N0rwalk.
OPPORTUNITIES.
m
Each day brings new opportunities,
‘addcd possibilities. for those who
luro alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage of conditions.
There Is always a way for the con
scientious. skilled worker to get
11l1ond—-~i\'rile a Sentinel Want. Ad.
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
perlcnces; tell of your proficiency and
seek a poslnon where energetic, well-
directed service will result In definite
advancement.
' The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
Cooks, sales
people, stcnogrnphoru. maids. nurses,
skilled specialists In various lines,
professional and business experts—mil
are at tho command of the users of
ib‘lentrnel VVIinIFl.
.
I Sentinel Wants are a uni-'11 action
‘nnd Inexncnslvo moons of communl
cuimn. ’I‘nci‘ nilord :1 1i.rect way of
carrying 11 message to the ones who
wt; be most Intercstod
(loud tonuuls 11m to
tho advertising.
llodwfor
‘
be
iii
Small deposits are nlwuys
Tel. Orders Fromptly Delivered.
All sizes and styles in stock at
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111111111111 11111 3 ,____ ;‘
“Iii Mill ill IIIIIIII
ALarge 111111 Apprsclalve Amb‘
lance Hears a story of
Great Interest
The pleasant little story
Money Moon," by .Ici‘fm'y Forum. was
delightfully presented in drnmutlc
form, by Miss: Mabel Mead Kellogg. ut
the First Congregational ('liruch, of
Norwulk, last evening: A very appre-
cinlivc nudicuco followed the progress
of the story, as told by Miss Kellogg,
11 iih Increasing iuicr‘r-st. until at the
null everything came 11111 1111 right and
tho Iovoi and his sueclheuit were In
‘111' marricd 11nd Iivc happily ovri xiitcr
ward. The small child in tho narro-
tivc aims the name to It by huntiuk
for 11 fortune to save. his aunt‘s hcnv-
ily mortgaged cstulc. Iio believcsthnt
of “The
i1 is only 11 question of making the
scurrh ubcn the moon is right large
.1111! round and yellow. (")11 his first
\‘1-111111'1- hc uwcts with it rich American
who has 1411111! off for a trump, “In
Iwcrds,“ to forgot the fact that llehus
boon disappointed In love, though his
\nIcI snys he never really had the 0x1
poricm'o. The boy, or as Miss Kellogg
intoiprcis the port. the little lad, and
this (It'h‘lil'llldi’lll idle Americuu, be»
come good friends enough to telleach
other something of their mutual wocs,
with the final result Ihat tho mnn
helps the boy find the fortune and the
boy brings the man to his true love.
' 1115.1 11111111111. was at her best in bring-
inr. out. the childish enthusiasm of the
little fellow over his fairy-talc outcr-
prlsc and the consequent wonderful
success. The other characters in the
story were as distinct, however, as that
of the boy. and it was not dIIIicuIt lo
1111111411111 that “Old Adam" was really
there with his thronty declarations of
onulty lo the mistress of llapplemere,
the estate in jeopardy.
The dramatic arrangement of "The
Money Moon" was original with Miss
Kellogg, and her intcrpl‘eintion of it
showed the. same keen insight for tho‘
moving port of the story. She told it
1111 though it were her own, which?
made the impression clear cut and‘deg
finite. Those who heard her recite the
‘.\Iid1-111mmer Night’s Dream." with the
Conbiiiuiionallsi Officers and
‘ ed.
sympathlz‘ers arc Expecting
word 811011 From Front
IIIIIIIIIS IRE
IIIIIII PRESSfII
Ammunition in France
JUAREZ, IMcx" March 28 .wstiongiu‘
their belief that General Francisco
Villa and his rebel force had captured
Turreon. after a, night battle, "Coustitu-
today. were momenturily‘ expecting
word from the front that the end of!
\1 but has come to be looked upon as
the decisive battle of the revolutionI
Ihad been accomplished
lmtest advices from both Villa and
newspaper correspondents
suults into the very heart of Torreon,
and that the Federals were hard press-
At that time it was General i1lcr~
rerns force of four thousand men who
were reported to have cntcrcd the
town from the oust. and the counter-
llllil‘i II of General Villa into 'I‘orroon
from the north wus exported to throw
the Federals undrr (Ioncrul Volasco
inlc utter rout.
The battle which \‘iIIu has want-d
against ilomc'l. I’nlacio and ’l‘orrclm
has been the most dcspcrntc of any
engagement of this or nay othcr I‘t,'.\‘1)-
lutlonary movemcut in Mexico. 111-111
rrul l‘illo went to the front with 13,000
seasoned and woll-oqnipln-d mcu.
News dcx‘pulclics Indicnlo that the
rebels iought Ilm'cciy and that tho loss
in deal and woundod to both sides
wor unormous.
I'Jvrrywhorc in .lunrvz'. the praises of
Villa ucrodmiug 1111111: loduy. and great
coniloont'u is expressed that. ho. will
I-ush hi1. any to the very doors oi tho
nan-111111 palace in Mexico t‘IIy.
IlrbI-J symnnlhiznrs authored ulimii
111111 strut-Is of Juarez curly today, to
\\‘1;‘I('Ulilr' i'urrnnzu when 111' ouilcdhls
four, overland march from Nouules to
this city. on route to Chihuahua.
The authorities today posted noticcs
that for the next forty-eight hours the:
sale of liquor would be prohibited 11119
der penalty of death, and no pcrsons
would be allowed to enter the city 111'-:
Icr 111 o'clock at night.
Guns for President Huerta.
LIVERPOOL. Eilg., March 28.-~-1.Iolm
Wesley do Kay, of New York. former,
National,
president of the Mexican
Banking Company, sailed for New
York toduy. He said that he hud pur
chased on behalf of Provisional Presi-
dent i-Inertn “Mil Sreusot guns and tcn1
‘niillion rounds of ammunition which
were to be dispatched to Mexico with-
Iu a week from Franco.
Among thc Maurotuuiu's other pus-
scngors wcro Irwin B. Loughlin, secre-
tory of the United clinics Embassy in,
London. and .I. It. Ferguson, who said
he was the representative of 11 big
.-\nglotlcrmnn syndicate seeking coal
Banker DeKav Buys Guns and
lonalist officers and sympothizers here‘.
indicated l
,thut the rebels had carried their us-I
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IIEATIIS 11111 11111111?
I ‘ éurial of James Smith.
(“ommittal services orcr James
Smith, who died early Friday morning I
at the Town Form. will be hold this
afternoon at the mortuary parlors of
P, I). Stunnurd, on Main street. luteik‘
mom will he in Pine Island. He was
70 yours old, und was Iroru I11 Ila11-‘
bury. He had lived in Norwalk for?
a great many yours, and worked 1’01"
Isaac Lee, who r1121 a saloon on Main I
street some years ago. Henry liritto.
of the Soldiers‘ Homo, in .\‘oroton. is
a brolhcriu-law, ‘
I
Funeral of Mrs. Seaman.
The funeral of Mrs. \\'nltr;r I".
man was bold yesterday afternoon
from her Into homo. North 11111111111, lio-
wnyion, and 1111s Iarucly allcndcd by
licl‘ mu iv friondni 'I‘hrro were many
louulii'ul limui tributes. showing tin:
high outrun] in which
,wus held. Tho licv. .\ir.
ciuicd. ’l‘ho pnllbcnrcrs were
IlencdicI. .Ir.. I'I. ll. 11111111111511, Milton
Lockwood and ilcorgc Lockwood. 'I‘ho
rcnmins wre plnccu in the I'ccclvinl!
\qul at liivcrsido cmnclvry.
Smi-
Ihc (incensed
Jackson oili-
.1\. |..
Funeral of Mrs. Ellingwood
'I‘hc I‘uncral of Mrs. Sarah 1.. Elling-
wood will be hold this afternoon at.-
2.:itl o‘clock from the home of her‘
son, William Geddes, of 48 Word street I
ltev. .l. Illenton \i'crncr will oillciate
and interment will be in Norwalk com-I
Glory,
REPAIRING RAILROAD DAMAGE
‘I
Quick Work Done by the New Haven
After the Hartford Fire. ‘
.\ ruilrond division point may be.‘
likened to one of the nerve centres of
,1111-2 humun body, From it rudiatc the
ri‘lilrond‘s ncrvos tcrmiuniing in towers
and signal points by which thc rail-
roud is kept in operation. With the
railroad, 1111 with the"bod,v. any injury
to one of these important neutron can
cause paralysis and a vcry scrious
brcakdown of the railroads functions.
The llrc in the Hartford FllllIItlIl of
;thc New \‘ork, 1.\'1'w Ilnvcu 11nd Hurt.-
i‘ord on tho afternoon of Saturday, Feb-
inury "1,11floidcd 1111 illustration 0t
1
nccompmiiment oi the Mendelssohn fields in the United States for the sup— how Serious may 1". 11,1. 01,11,131“,me
nuisic, two yours also, were delighted
with the improvement Miss Kellogg‘
has made in her art since that veryl
lIlIllilIII, and equally commendable rc-
cIlnl. Ilcr articulation is Vcl'ycltuir
nnd bor voice has taken on strcngtln
so that she could be heard perfectly
in all ports oi‘ the luruo midltorlum. '
'l‘ he arrangement of the lighting also
ply of ships passing through the Ian
umu l‘unul.
SHAKESPEARE HELPED.
1.1’Iiiludolphiu Telegraph).
The 1qu turnod to things thcnlri-‘
cal the other night, when i‘ougi'esn
mun Thomas I. ilcilly, of i‘ouneclid‘lllp
told oi the foxy maneuvers of the own
of the destruction of 111111 of Illt'Ht' rnil-
proud norvo centres and of how 1111ick~'
113' u rnilrond c.1111 moot tho sllnnilon
I arising from such 11 cause to the oxicnt
oi repairing dnmngo before any nur-
., 1111-11111 can ensue. '"
' 'I‘hu' Ilroiu tho Iiorii‘ord station was
one of tho biggest mum-annoy 111111; tho;
I New dluvon has over hurl to tackle bo-
1.11111: 1101‘ crew opportunity 0f present ‘111 of 1111 opera house down In the c-ub 1 111111111 thuI station I11 rur- be immune”
i111. her characters to the eye as well
as tho on‘r of her 1111dionco.- The '11hn1'
plk 11v and attractiveness of her 1101111
111111“ pormittod ‘her to puss readily1
from the portrayal of 11 tall illllli, and;
wide to that of n slendor woman, or
a rain” 1-.bild Such minor ucourucloo
111111111111 (around good judi—iuielib “0,1101“. 11111111" 311111 11111, 1111111 11.01', spunk-l 11101111110111 111' 1:3 11111111 111 111111 11111 11111111 11122-113 and at :1: 11'» General \Iou-
bulge zunc,
Some tlmc 11110 the
aviuitor from the city, 11nd It was
with considerable pride that he
showed him through the little thou
tor. ‘.
“Next week we will lune Shakes-
loi‘ the Midland division of the road
numilflm' Jill“ I and the mention point for throo divr- in tho 111111111111 Now England‘s oIIb-o ..
siono 1.11111 Midland. «Shore Line and
' Wontcrn. It. Is also used by tho 'tle‘p‘
Lini Now 11:11than trains A11 11 irntl
‘111: point it 111 11111 fouith largest. on tho
N1w linvcn 11141111111, with 11 daily train
11111111 i111” 01' Hlii‘i‘ei’H I“ “"3 1111111111: ing of 11111 uttructlouu. ”We uiunvs the station.
11cbio1'o1ncut.
’I‘hc. nudicnco cmuo early to, be on'.
hand for “Alex bl Ilibnouo 11111111111111.1111
mu'unn recital, and were delighted and
uplifted by the conscientious render-
Ing of line music. lloi’orchand, Mt!
Gibson played “The Queen of Sheba,” ;
‘ Spinney; and the overture. "Strudel
In," by I". vou b‘lotow llctweon tho
uctu, an excerpt from 'I‘Hohulkowsky's
".Slxih Symphony; ” "A I' Hounroise,
by Solmrweukm" 11nd Guilmunts
“Mulch In II.” The pleasure of the
audience was manifested in 11eurtynp-1
; 11111111111 after each number. and all up 1
preclatcd the appropriateness of the
program of tho Wedded arts of music
and suction
nnuiugo to put on some of llill'u stuff
ovary winter.”
" Shakespeare.
little surprised. “Docs
down here demand II?”
“No." answered the 111ll:1ugér,,"11111,111111.111; and docuutrlier's oiiicou ware . bororn 11nd llnomon had been collected
1131193, them up i destroyed and one of the four trucks at points 1111 far away 1111 lloston and
by (s Gounod; “Andante 1“ ‘1)" by W‘ plantain 'Uncle ’I‘om‘ s ‘Uuhin and "fun passing through the station completely 111x special trains with the railroads
The dutiiructlonl emergency equipmi-nt wore r-ming to
I
besides this, 111] tickets woro'ithnt owning.
destroy/11d, so that paralysis threatened] had 1111) laborers at the fire and by ii
~.llomc- seekers wntcp 301111.191 Wam. this miimmi‘s system at one of 11.1. p. 111., 11111 carpenters.
it. helps luminous
Nlights In 11 Burroom.”
WW
IIounowivos watch Sentinel Want
Advs. for clung to that aspired to "bet
ter position!"
.1...
nun“...
tub—n+4- '
1,
A1111 for light on ‘:wuere to buy"
me
puzzle.
WW,“ WWW
Aé'
‘ 1110(de with debris.
The fire, oocuri' lillt'tl 1211
11111111111 w.nn 1.,11ti.od:ti(1lml,
baggage.
1' of tho doupnicher 11 oilico 11nd of tho‘
1 division headquarters necessarily pro-
vented tho counnunicuilon of train
1
i
()l 11ers
1 Illtllil. important points.
I It In part of the railroad business to 1 kitchen and sleeping acconnnodations
be over ready for emergencies. It must 11114211 men. We sent to Hartford, 111'
ADVERTISE N THE 3ENTINEI... India on hand man and materials ready riving at 8 b. 111., 11nd at midnight this Lingt’dn tlcruld .1. p ..
NorWalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
SATURDAY SUGGESTIONS
r011 EASTER snorriiks
Silk Petticoats in many colors.
‘Uolored Handkerchiefs to match the
Easter gown.
Ribbons in New Persian and Dresden
effects.
The famous Trefousse Gloves for
street or evening wear.
All the new numbers of “Name,”
Mt./-J-I"‘ ‘1‘ ' ”I- ~
:\:\:\‘\‘ ‘\= vim.\‘\.““qu\‘\“
love these forces in mobile groups so
several lines. tho suiciy and disposb
o clock .
HSuturduy nitci noon, put “this station iund others of his stuff worn on the wuy
" will] the visitot. :1 completely out of busiuou‘s at u limo. to Hartford In 11 special train to tako
the public lulien tintllc in noiuniily honvicot. ’l‘ho 1111111111
“R
”and Royal Worcester Corsets
Krieger $1 1311.
Do your Easter
Shopping Here
Our assortments are themcst
complete in the city. (bu prices
are as low as is loss i tent with
good quality.
Store willbe OPEN Everylilonday
Evening until further notice.
' ....'.,-.-'-j.'.j:-'-:,1 s -_ '
truin sorvcd dinner to 3710 men. The
work of removing the tons of debris. of
stringing wires, and of building anew
l
to repair unexpected damage by fire
out] flood. and, Iikc an army. it must
that ”my can he picked 11p and (19. station. healed and lighted, was divid~
spatchcd quipmy to the point of nt- 11d, each part under a special foreman.
tuck. In such emprguncmfl too. 1“,. Ily 10:30 o‘clock. Saturday night, the
northbound truck had been cleared of
its tons ‘of debris and all tracks in ser-
vice again. The heaviest delay to any
single train had been one hour.
At 7 o‘clock Monday morning a new
station 30111.30 feet, steam hunted and
clcctric lighted, was opcncd to the pub-
lic. A new supply of tickets to lake
lhc. plac c of those destroyed in tlic 1irop
bud bc1 1n pirntcd in llmton on Sun lay
under rush ordcis 11nd they wcrr on
51.11,- Tuesday.
railroad man mustlhiuk and 111:1 quick-
ly. I
Working in the station at. the limo
of the fire were three dcspntchcrs.
charged with the opcrution of i'ruight‘
11nd pnsscngur trains, moving over
lion 01‘ which depended upon lhciruct
i111: quickly. When the wires were
burned out, one of these. despntv'hcrs
grabbed his (ruin shoot, and. jumping
on 11 switch cuuinc, mudc for 11 sig-
nal towcr one-half 11 inilo cast of the
station. l1‘1'om this lower he directtuh
temporarily tho operation of trains be-l
lwccn Hartford and flooding. 'I‘hc 11cc»;
ond operator turned over the operation
of all trains on tho \Voonsockel branch ””08 man arc} foot “,5. wife's bills
to Pi'ovirloiicc. while the third opcrtw without kicking? '
tor mode 11 dash for tho Woulcrn tin-1 'I‘urkcys are blown!“ birds;
Ion oflicc in Hartford and from thcro any wonmu can stuff ”M“.
opornled nil lrulnu bctwocn New Lon- Who (nor board of 1111 "(,1le swif-
don uud \vorcouicr. In this way not big a divorce without 1111111111111?
111-1111- I‘wculy-IIVU minutcs clunscd bo~ It In smoothing 1111-11) than Illll‘
I‘orr- 1l11' rollioud‘n 11111-111111: BYHIWI if the "IN rotuius bci' nilpriiic.
1111111 111 work aruiu. I11 tho IIII':lIlIIll\i' 1131011111. for his I'll: cars :1 douhoy
work bud boon bonun picking up wiron could not approciulc 11111 own music.
11nd 1~11.11’ioi1l111; u dosputclior's office A wmuuu'n idcn of 11 happy dcmiso
to be crushed to dcnth in 11 shopping,
crowd. "1 \
()ur Idea of 11 poor 11x1'u111' of 11 mun
In one who Hollclia dirty lina'u for bid
wifc Io wnsh 11nd Iron...
When (he 1111111 In trotting tho worst.
of the nruilmini ho is suro 111.111in
W,nll Illuts jiud like :1 woman.
The chop who boards of 11111 IIIII'IIV
to accomplish more In one day 1111111,
his neighbor run in 11 work, Is corn
tool to lot It go at 111111.
A11 11 matter of fact. III'o I11 11 good
dual like patronizing a (hoop restaur-
nui. Tho things you ronily want do"
not show up on tho bill of fare.
—...M..,»~ .Mw»w
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
What the phononruph says coco.
What is bred in 1111' honc show-1: up
in the soup.
almost.
1.1119
building in,Ilurii‘ord 111111 by 7:30 all
wi‘ro cunnuunlcnilon lqu boon rosiormt ‘
11nd this was in full operation, ‘
’I‘Ilo nowu of this lire. H.111 Ili’il II1"
uI-Iioi'ul muuukoi ‘11 oIIIce III New Iln
tiger C I. llhrdo, with tho 3111111111] 1111-
porlntrndrnt iclcmnph superintomlvnt
Icin-
In-
In tho mountimc, by
pliouo 11nd telegraph, ourpcntcm,
the scene of the fire. 01111 of those ‘
trnius onrriod lumber for 11 now 51.11
tion. which was on hand by 7 o'clock
fly I p. 111.. the railroad
“Tho ‘Ilecluruilon of ludcpondcnco
nintcs that all mun are born free and
equal, I vllGIIGVU." ‘
”Srnnut‘hinn‘ of tho 11111'1."
Tho omergcn- “Then why do you hold yourself!
lcy boarding train, equipped with n ubovo other i‘UIkPi?" .,
"My dear 1111111.,”1‘111 dour-oinlct'l.
from one of
Its slgilcrs.”MWIiHh-'
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