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"1‘. H. Cole, of Railroad avenue, is
seriously ill.
home [with the grip.
There has been more shooting on
the Fair Grounds near the Muller
Gloria Mills. No arrests have been
made. ' Y '
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' trip.
_ »~—‘Designerl300 per year (12 num-
.’ hers) at Wm. |P. Beers‘ Stationery
Store.
, Edgar K Norton who has «been con
« (filled to the house with a bad cold, is
l-I‘able to be out
Mrs Miller, ofJNew York. is ill at
the home of Mrs Navla B Tyrili
where she is visiting
Miss Martha Kelly, of this city,
.' while visiting her aunt in Bridgeport,
,..this week, was taken very suddenly
Illi.
rule. Emma Kali» is confined to her ‘
.‘George G. Ernsty of Elmcrest, has I
I returned from a seven weeks’ business 5.
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5 beIe
39 WALL STREET. .
Let’s Get Acquainted
Come in and look as over. You
You will also find new Prices. Our
stock of Housei'urnishings is up to
date. .WeI cordially invite the peo-
ple of Norrislk to visit our store and
One ton built upon honor and guaranteed ffor one year.
take one ton Anywhone you wish to pl '
F E Lockwoml 8. Co
other M. Wright
Dealer ill Overland Cars; ‘-‘:~
Trucks from V2 ton to 2 ton; :- Universal
Trucks from 1%. ton to 5 ton; f.-
Trucks from“ Zion toI3 toil.
Will
it. "Eror thriller particulars
NORWALK. ,. ,
BrockWay
Chase
NEW TELERHON E8
INSTALLED
Twenty- mix Instruments Operated in
Past Few Weeks.
Following is a list of new tele
phones that have been installed since
the issuing of the last list. Cut this
(intend; paste in the back of
will find new faces at this old atrium,
" fresbet marks.
my»
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your ,'
A‘t Syracuse adage Creek is
leaving its banks his flooding miles
or territory. Monies in” the southern
apart at the city are threatened and the
Laundries 1° Tortellini
Benchectady attracts. Flooded. .
SOHENECTADY. N Y.. march 28.w
At Schenectady the Mohawk river is
over the snails dike and the lower
streets ot‘the city are 110on ice is
:I' Ja‘mmed against the bridge connecting
' iSchenectady» a'ndficotlav‘and itg'may
go'out‘before‘rnight. There is also a
heavy ice pack against the Erie Canal
Aqueduct, four miles east of the city
- The Restore hr’idze‘ has Ipesn carried
I, away. The river is rising rapidly.
Moving Furniture Out.
. AEBANY Mprcl'u 28 “The Hudson
river is rising rapidly and household-
are residing on the riverfront began
early today to-remove; their furniture.
in .Rensselaer, across the river from
Albany, many families vacated their
heroes.
Ohonanu'o River Ovormankc.
BiNGiiAM’DON, N. Y., March 28r-
A steady downpour of rain all night
increased the graiity of the hood sit-
untion here. Early today the Chenna-
Igo river broke over its banks. flooding
the residential section of the city The
Susquehanna rest to a point at day-
light which lmperilled the divellers in
scores of houses in the central section
of the city. and city otilcials furnished
hosts to~ transport the residents and
their household goods.
steadily rising. ,
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i ARBOR AND BIRD DAY
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Friday," April 17th
HARTFORD, March is.~'Governor
Baldwin. has designated. Friday, April
17 as Arbor nnrti Bird Day. diis proc-
lamtion reads: an ‘
"The rel-awakening of earth at the
touch oi! sprlnm again reminds the
[people of this Commonwealth that she
is one of the fairest in the whole sis-
‘terhood' of states... To keep her fair,
and make her fairer still, our laws
provide that onhe as your the governor
shall set apart a day he Arbor and
Bird Day.
l“And ‘i now designate as such, Fri-
day, the 17th dayof Aprilrnext.
the teachers 'in our public
echo is read this proclamation to all
their scholars and endeavor to im-
press upon then! how much inthese
directions each boy or girl can ’do tor
the good or Connecticut. Let them
call attention to the statutes giving
a 'bounty'lfor planting trees by the
roadside and making it a criminal od~
fence to injure trees on apathetic
land, to post advertisements on trees
on the highway, to shoot or not any
songbird, or to tab it bird‘snest. Let
them tell their'schoiars; most of whom
know litle oi' the rm of Nature ex-
cept in their own immediate neighbor
hood. that in fine scenery and variety
of landscape, Connecticut holds a‘ posi-
non of distinction in America; that
they are much her citizens on fully
as their pawns s, and that In is the
Shh
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duty of every citizen to demo part,
be it great or small, to make hieetate
n state beautltui, and so attractive to
the home dweller and visitor alike.“
enactsvisaeus.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard Merritt peers,
at 23 Orchard street, Norwalk, an
sounds the engagement of their
daughter Miss Florence Isabel Beers
to Edward Roland Bradley,
Washington street. South Nc’rwalk.
No date for the wedding has been not
Q the present time.
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The rain started at 2:30 o'clock
this Imornihg. ‘ .
W . ‘
.Weelcs. rated so in Mink Revue
parlors last night by the score ‘
to 60 . ,.
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The police have been asked to in-
,vestisate the circumsttnces surround-
lug the breaking or a window at 35
nayiliond street.
fl {-4
eons-r assures mucus.
No. 108, '1‘. and A.
’Itlio Master Marco not»? and later all
BREV. diI‘BCtOI'y.
_ a 0. Smith, or IPuters pI, N. .i: gaggingstfimfxrhwe 5"”? “If. . .Nsme — Tel. No
.1 made a. flying Unit to South Norwalk “RGV- Henry E- Anderson, a
'i’riends lust night, Rowayton Ave 1173-‘
' . - M L OlmstIea Frank Angione,
Miss Mildred" ilei- is another of the . 4 Bank 82. 913-3
South Norwalk oungI ladies to have mmmrgemtsglfibmfl axial, 925. K75" A“ F Altenbrandt,
a dancing class. There was a lesson 6 We'd t 8t. 11225-2
last evening in {Red Men’s Hall. -~——-—-—-—’ --—1--—-- ’1. 50h“ 3- '3”er .
, 104 West Cedar St. 1561
A malr V 015;) trolley :ibrtllbound Fule Table Ralph E,_‘Di‘bble, I
listened- aniline" mear Ann street 0t— 78 Washington St, 311-2
' ulcer Sammie responded to the call. B cits George A. Fish,
but found no smoke, or fire. This was utter . Highland “’9- 601
at 1: 30 a. m. Hurry Goodwin,
SpringMBt. 1423-2
Miss May IF‘orcler is entertaining Peerless Brand Best Bread: Making “H. Leon Hentz,
a friend from Boston. They are spend- Flour .................. 696‘ 12 Gibson Court 1428-2
lug the day in New York. 1 can Peas, t can Corn, 1 can To- ISamu'el Hyman,
~-——————-— matoes for ............ . . . .. 2,60: 35 Raymond St. 119-2
The informant of The Sentinel re- We Give a. and H. Stamps. R. M. Kellogg, ‘
gurding the new garage at Manlce Broad River 638-3
DeF‘. Lockwood was evidently not R l G « F. Lumson,
. well informed himself. Permission oya rocel’y 38 Maple St. 746 ~
was granted Mr. Lockwood for the GrOcerp and Frulterorl. Arthur G. Loveioy.
garage on January 7th, in response to Tel. 123% 22 80. Main St. 52 Van Zandt St. 108,6-2
his request dated December 16111.12 Everett E. Lowndes,
Gmernor Baldwin has signed an 51 Seavlew Ave. 158
~ order for the holding ol? 8 special [Robert Lynch,
election April 28 for judge of pro 31 Plymouth Ave. 13255
'. “hate in the district or Killingly to . Mrs. Mary H. Mitchell,
.v villi the vacancv caused by the death 16 Lowe St. . 729-5
. .. of Oliver 15. Getty The order is National Paper Can Go. .
' directed to Sheriff Fox oi “indhum Wilson Road ‘ \ 929
county: Angelo saltarelli, 'Ij , ‘
~ I North Taylor Ave 1217-4
' The governing committee of the East South Norwalk Florist,
(Norwalk Yacht Club will hold a meet- 2 So. Main St. 364
ing, on Monday evening, at which time Miss M. Taylor.
Ibids will he opened for the new midi-I, 49 West st, 898
Lion and repairs to the club house. F. ‘B. J, Thomas“ ‘1.
E. iLiowis' sixty. foot cabin boat arrio - l276 East 3ng . 1183-4
9“ “0‘“ “WW @ . , . Daniel F. Toomel'.‘
prove n.wo . . . cl . .’ ', . .. . ..
'fiedt. ‘ 'Wg and polishing a can ‘ Wfifsififligi “06 1
, W is 01‘ easy it the work is to ‘4 France St. 340.12
‘ " Y WT". V b [Iii] 4,011., right-«for a £11,916“ or Letitia Wardoll,
I .Tllil‘ty cents will bring Smart . 200 East Ave, 523.2
Styles, the most up to date fashion inexperienced garagefiland can (B. Wolk '
., and home magazine issued and “1‘“ ““3 appearance of the ”0"" 40 Van Zundt (St 331
.‘ Youngs magazine, on up to the min- ly painting of 'theI car in one. Meyer Yedlin, '
. Into periodical for all members oftlle waghmg 'Beldcn Hill Aye, 1265-12”
‘Ifamily, into your home tor three Howard W. Wood, . >
.months. For full particularsII read the (Here mm mm memogg and 30 Union Ave. “72.2
"Sentinel Offer" on the Horne Do- the be“ materials and equip- W
.partment page. merit are used and every detail IPLAIN TRUTH THAT’S WORTH
‘IC S of the work is done by. exper- . ' MONEY- .
ountry tore ionced, carotid men. Using Foley’s HOney and Tar for?
, cough or cold may save you bothrbic
.‘ ; “13"" you." 0“” “we“ and uses and money. . F 1‘. Monahap.‘
ance polished here and it Will 1001‘ Manama-ale, WM" 5878‘ "1 gm expo].
. its host ALWAYS. ed to all kinds otweatiier out“ find .
‘1 . Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ‘
Reasonable chars“. ways ilxes me up in good shape when .
. I catch cold or have a bad cough»;
W A H f ‘i recommend it gladly." Refuse sub-)1.
I 6 ‘ . an 0"de ,4 stitutgs. For Innis by all drowning!”
. I 1-“ . . ”,i
, , the Mount room when a .
‘ v
The grater is III‘
GoVerqur Baldwin Designated It as
of it ~
Skidmorc, rated 85. badly defeated
b on ii'edI
‘clock u
act dorm the ra-
oiai committee
do to traprhctm
on com o
ing at February 281b, to seek insane
of increasing the rev no, system:
using t‘lo finances, an to make, any
rocommoriiotions for the Welfare of
the chili. it consists of Cmnmodoro
W B luster; and literate Jamaal M. ,
3‘??in ,iil‘rsulr Nash. 1?. W Mead and '
lDlt'.Wlbli1.’ They have held sew‘
a“ evolvdosim high are now ready. to .
'treport
it is earnestly hoped that the mem-
bers will show their interest in the
Club by attending this nice-this in
tome Boat owners, especially, should
endeavor to be present. ..
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r’nAMINo or our DEFENDER ’
. COMPLETED. , i
BOSTON March ‘28. —fl‘he framing
of the Americas Cup defense sloop
under construction at Neponset tor A
8. Cochran, ot- the New York Yacht
Club, has been completed and plating
wins Started yesterday. According to
a memller oiilthe building arm, the
plating is expected to he 75 per cent.
finished by the and of next week and
it is hoped that. the original plan of
launching the. yacht during the last
week in April may be carried out. All
the spars are ready and «work has
been started on the steel rigging and
the calitiligs tor the rudder. The
sloop has not yet been named.
A.’
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AMUSEMENTS
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The merit of the show presented at
,nrn'
Hoyt‘s is always evident from its
popularity.
Extraordinary Engagement of
its Royal Japanese Gladiators 16
'8 "of Japan‘s largest nigh Weighing
from 200 to 300 pounds n American
style wrestling. 7 Jul itsu world’sm
champion experts.
‘ " Miss “Kidd
Champion woman Jiu Jitsu expert of
the world Direct trom Japan tour
ins; America by special permission
of the Mikado.
First presentation here 01 JOE MAX-
WELL‘S Lamb‘s Gumbel liiit,
‘ “THE TRAINER.”
A soul stirring story i the race track,
suborbly presented?” the best com.
pany of artists in vaudeville, includ-
ing ANTHONY BERNARD, JOEL
BUTHER‘LANI) and ‘ HERBERT
AVAN-AUGH. New York Sun says
“Heres a real three out drama in
miniature."
The Recent New York Hlpodromo Fa.
Vorlm. ”Real Comedy Acrobats,
MENNETTI AND SIDELLO.
The boys who create screams of laugh-
ter with a (criteria or somewhat
different "bump" specialties.
A Charming Couple, the Belle and the
Beau, .
HOWARD FAY and ELIZABETH
' M
.
Simply superb in their distinctive
dance, song and putter oddities.
Extra! Extra!
Direct li‘rom her phenomenal success
at the London, Palace and Contine
tal conquests. The entrancingly
beautiful vocalist,
ADA TANTE,
The American Bong Bird.
Music Hall
FRIDAY. ,
MARY PICKFORD iN THE BISHOP’B
CARRIAGE.
A fascinating drama of the under—
world that approaches tragedy and
ieuds in rmnancc, in like parts
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any events: next for the purpose or
v meandering the contracts tor the
anrdots phi ed with us now tor April
silvery will aamre your purchasiug'
at the present low pr.lce Quotations'
on upst any ”of the best lines
My prices are law. What are you.
requirements? A card will Hing Mm
quotation Call or phone have
eh initialised cars i also
do "within Repairiuz Ecru wrrk in an
'I‘hraucbod
Austin’s Garage
124 809'”! MAIN ST.
or 'Phone 10222, W. R. Austin, ti
Woodward. Avnnue‘. a. l
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'smmI-t. '2... , Dinner, 359. '
[I Supper, 25o.
Sunday , Dinner
"chicken soup '
“Roast Beet'
" Roast Lamb
Chicken rii‘ricussee
Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
IIPeaoh Shortcake
Homemade Bread and Pics
Mansion House
C BASS-EN. Prop.
Bill/2 94 Wash. 5... So! Norwalk
TELEPHONE 307.,
“A“.-.W -. -AM m ”-m... w. ...
Theater
ooutis‘rs AND oprlcmus
0
T0 Panrlcuun PEOPLE .
skill and accuracy should be the
first consideration in taking care
of their eyes.
i'We employ experienced Oculists
~graduate physicians to examine
eyes.
‘7 Attaniie Boo-re. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
A Coed Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks drop us a card or
’phone us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed, 1c per square foot. Call us
E.'R.Bradleyi& Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
nonreacrons.
i1 Washington 81. ac Norwalk. 00th
Mon: 781.
Baseball!
Goods
Spaldina and D. & M
SEE OUR NEW
NORWALK PEN'ANT
George W. Wardwell’s
52 South Main Street
”When
IN DOUBT
as to “'2th to get your suit made,
cleaned, repaired or pressed give us a
Called for and delivered.
“A. L. BRIA
Fine Tailor
TEL, 920.
trial.
’82 NO. Mam or. ,7 1.
The Read 8: volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL 3H0?
o. the form
Aura surround
Phone tot—60‘ lac. unset.
so. Hm. ' Mario nan BMW
2
. IKINQQ BOARD To Midst,
The govtirnipi board at the Knob
disharmony will meet on Wanner.
. pining, men- it is expected that
Winn contract will be “
Writ”. llI‘r in bar
ed.
SP1." ‘
in All
Department
‘ I This
I, i
Ermine
in"
ms AdaF Altenbrandi
Sole Agent for the ‘
Jennings-Bragdon Co.
Tailor Made Suits, Coats and
Skirts
Also a fine “use! the new crease»
less linen. Beautiful shades, 69c per
yard. Call and see samples.
.. All Kinds of Messenger
A Work and Shopping
with people a Specialty
6 West St. Tel. 1225-2. 80. Nomlk.
1am
now located at No. 85 North
Main St. and am prepared to
take orders for ladies' suits,
coats, etc. Repairing, clean.
ing and pressing a specialty.
Give me a. trial.
M. Dolin
Ladies’ Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
uyfio'riéi of Oil.“
DeliciOus
Dinners
Tripp’ sRestaurant
(IFOIRMERLY LANE’S)
THE VERY LATEST
for your dining room or one of the
beautiful reproductions oi historic old~
furniture that are ifavored now. We
have. many styles of
QUALITY FURNITURE '
for every roomlin the house. We are
always glad to see you, to show you 7
our furniture and tell you our prices.
The A. J. Angevine
&Son Company
SIOUTH NORWALK
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