cot, Bricks and
..I... fsuch materials
are too; also
and Sewer Pipe.
‘iul attention to
Tea 2514 122 'WATER or.
your lever and notWithatanding tales
SOUTH” NORW
it you re ever going to build now '3 the time. tor everything is in
you ll ever see tunnel- oi the duality 19c handle any cheaper. Why
not get really .serious about owning your home and come III and talk
it oVer with us? We not only sell lumber but otter auggebtlous and
Information when customers desire our help, and will furnish plans'
i'oroccmplete house when materials are purchased ot us.
The Hatch St Bailey Gempany
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John Blryher, oil'south Norwalk pm ' ’
‘ lineman, mixed things up in Weatportl
' Bathrday alternoon. ‘He is churned ~
1 with assault on Clarence Allen, bar-i"
tender for Ffrawleyfs saloon whfie thol
Z fracas took place, Albert Buttery.
( claiming Norwalh as his recidenoel D
. and James Keyaer. Keysor had as? ‘
‘ severely blackened eye and Buttery; ‘ '
head was somewhat damaged. Sherifll .
Ell B Mead made the arrest on ‘
ceiht or a telephone call telling of
the disturbance. Tile priedner is out
under bonds 01‘ $100 tarnished by S.
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to the contrary We ”doubt it
Indow Shades
ALK. CONN.
«THE NORWALK
FURNITURE HOUSE
14-15 WALL ST. ..
Refrigerators
< Ice, Chests
lowest pricesr
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
; All sizesand styles in stock at;
T 0 Order
.Are a Specialty with us. _ The best of mater-
ial, 'c‘xpert workmanship, reasonable prices.
Prompt's'ervice. Estimates furnished for a
single window or a whole. house.
10. Ireland, of South Norwalk. The}
.case will come before Justice Joseph)
G. Hyatt tomorrow morning at 10 ‘
1'.oclock ‘
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no new enemas 7
roan-HE new HAVEN;
‘JUICE' IN new zone
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the current report was true that the
New Haven road had ordered 50 new
locomotives, of botll the steam and
electric type, to be delivered early this
year, the road replied today:
Qld Furniture Be-
comes New Furniture
if you will let us repair and
upholster it. for you. Phone
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Phone 336-4.
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KOHN
72 N. Malp St.
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Studebaker and AIIIerican Car lost 1.
Don’t Forget
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store you lay in yellr supplv of
cal for lle\t Ivilltel try a low
ushels from
i 'William Efi‘ron
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ashes.
”Not: Clinkers ‘
lid does not injure the grate.
Tel. 441
on will find that the coal goes
3 ROWAN 51:, EAST NORWALK
Tel. 441.
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, gotcarts or
sulkies An exceptionally large
line at special prices.
M. GUTKOW SKY
At the Partner Auditorinm' ~Bulldlr I-
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy secmdhand Furniture.
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which worked lower slowly on compar-
p You only need write a postal
r-pllone to Wm, Efflon and you w
on do'nt want, such its regs,
1b ttlés ,rubbers,sc1apiron
waiting for your call.
Rowan St. Tel. 441.
JUNK DEALER ”lREMEMBERIIWES
(1’11; You get your watches clocks, jewel-
'filet I}. ready market for things which
papersr
metals,
leather beds a specialty. We are
Wm. billion, 3
ry and optical goods no where done
better cheaper and quicker than at
CHAS. BRAND
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
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;’ voU LL ENJOY PREPARING
' 1 VEGETABLES
hortight 'llere e.
g to taste fine on the table
WHY EAT CANNED OOODS
hen you can get the fresh
from the farm al'tlcle?- Just
come hero iii the morning and
you'll meet Suchwesetables as
Miner.
lintto 81 to.
Music Hall Block
they are no fresh ‘
an crisp you know they are 150- 1
seewhat a good natured crowd 1
ours would put anvbody in good .
Washerwomen .Il
)eposit your Money On or
Before April 4th—--Saturday
and it will draw interest from April let.
welcome and One Dollar is sufficient to open an account.
138 WASHINGTON STREET,
Class by Hoyt's Theatre.
‘80th Norwalk.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
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OPPORTUNITIES.
Each day brings new opportunities.
added possibilities, for those who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or conditions.
There is always a way for the con
scientloue, skilled worker to get
ahead-«write a Sentlllei‘want Add
gistatlng briefly and concisely your ex-
, jpel'lences; tell of your proficiency and
leech a position where energetic. well
’directed service will result in definite
1 advancement.
1 The help wanted columns of The
a Sentinel cover every legitimate line
I of human endeavor, Cooke, sales
3. people, etcnographore, maidsnuraee,
C; skilled specialists in various lines
"' professional and business expertemail
are at the command 0! the users pi
sentinel Want-I. ‘
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(I, Sentinel Wants are a quick action
1'7 and lnexpensiycrmeans ct rommlini
g cation. They afford a direct way oi
'cerrying a message to the ones who
1'wiil be most interested
Small deposits are always .
Tnnlv Ii W‘Lt STREET eutly made about
early trading today was or the same
hets.
accumulated over the week-end \\ as nn- /
or drop us a postal rind, we els made no determined efforts to that the story might have emanated Odd Fellow circles, died at his llolue1
.11 1'! Id _ e shape the movement ill either dircc i'rdul the belief that the road will have ‘ on (‘llehnut etleel lIIrsI llisilici. this
W1 ca an give You an 5‘ lion opening prices of the specula- ’ inclulilg, aged slxtythrce years. Mr.
ity of movement and the market
.\IIIcl'ir-uu Tobacco i‘cll two points.
oven course of speculation tor a time
ultimately lllt' trend of the Important
issues became
Stocks came chiefly from traders who
the steady diminution of speculative
bored the stubborn resistance of the
hot was largely influenced by Steeh
zltivelt light selling.
Bogurdus spent all
ill East Norwulh, investigating the sue--
lplclons fire In the Randall block, 33311111111.
the state oiiicers are expected to pE'IY1
another visit herflthis afternoon or.
Illinorl ow.
peculiar circumstances to be tlll‘esbed hand in “mm“
out, and these will take some time.
camped .\Iarch
stores are under attachment,
n clcler scheme yesterday when she ing.
Ilellttrl in the siletucllet river. coinin- that he was lntolel'ably cruel to her. as she has not been considered dan-
“lt is not true"
The report, however is being insist-
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the round houses 1
and the car shops. In view of the fact 1
that there is very little spare money.
ill the New IHavens' cash drawer illstl
now, however, any expenditure all
money for new rolling stock, it was1
said at. the Yellow building todpyn
would be as light as possible. I
From another source it was said
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DEATHS Mill MINERALS
John H. Kenny.
John Kenny, a Well known citizen
of Norwalk. mid very prominent in
stless character as last week's mar-
The amount of outside orders
acuaily small, and professional trad-
H. Krieger 81 C0.
Do your Easter
Shopping Here
to employ a number of new electric
locomotives when its .‘SItanIiorda‘lew1
Heron zone is thrown open next May;
as it is now supposed it will be. The .,
demand lor new electrical engines mat-lilo hiducy trouble resulted i'utul-.
this zone however, will not he very no.1)" The funeral dol‘ViCL‘s will be lltéltl’
gent, as it is understood that the road “'0‘" m“ We 1101119 0" Wmllltl’s‘dal’ élf'
will utilize. the “juice” for frelglit'mm‘w“ 1“ 313“ 014003 and “(‘V- J-
1 trains only ill the newly oovol'ed lt-ll‘i‘lA Ilcnton Werner Will officia'lc. inter.
tory for several months, before the mom will be in ‘Nill'W‘lik (‘Clllt’l,t’l',\'.'
lust expresses are finally given tllls1'l‘llo deceased was past grand putri-
power. lll'i'h of the Grand It‘IIIculnplucui. l, 0.
Consulting Engineer W. S Muriny, (l. l.. of Connecticut, and that t‘Il-i
who is ill change of the cloctrlL-ni camumcnl will have chnruc or the lufi
equipment of the road is, as has al- ‘ “Hall. A lame delegation of tldli
ready been said, hard at work on the Fellows will attend the sul‘l'il'es;
problem of testing out the equipment. Mr. Ronny 111111 been il i'oI'IIIcr mom-1
tor the new zofl. It may be [out her of the Norwulk police department
months before electrically DOWered and served In ihill capacity for It Imm-
passenger trains make their appear- her of years. Up to the time. of his
ance in New Haven. it Was unotllciailv death he was employed at the Mock-1
indicated today. \vurdcr lI‘oulIdry. .I'l wiic1 Mary; one
The change of power is a very .tlm‘l' sou, Edward: one, brother, James H.
one one and Will not be Cfil‘l‘lml 0‘“ foreman at the Lockwood .\lnnuinctur-
until all tests have. been lound to be lug Company, and two sisters, .\irs.‘
Ill-I'iuctlv siltI-I‘l'tlt'lulY- .lollll Madden 1and Miss Rose Kenny,
' “”' oi" \‘l’cst sli’cot, secolldll (l'isil‘lct, sur-
JILTED PRESIDENT ARTHUR. vlve him. 1
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Kenny had been a sufferer for many-
yours from rheumatism and an attack
of it reached his heart, which with?
re leaders were virtually unchanged.
uhsequontly transactions widened the
ucluutions, lult there was no uniform-
no
(line. irregular. (‘unudinll Pacific and
New Haven. strongest of the railroad
locks, lgaincd neatly II point each.
Our assortments are the most
complete in the city. Our prices
are as low as is consist-cut with
good quality.
\VAH; S'l‘li'li'lll'l‘, Nooll.~-Tlle 11n-
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esultod lu contrasting movements, but
definitely downward.
Itvorcd the short side on account of
he lackpf investment dellland. and
utcrest. llcars nevertheless rcnleln~
Store willhe OPEN Every Monday
Evening Imlilfurtlle’r notice.
Ilarket on last week's decline, and
novcd cautiously. The general mar.
Bonds were easy.
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TIGATINB THE
EAST.. SIDE FIRE
Hlhc state police. with Chief G. \V.l
Saturday ni’tcrnoon‘
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Dr. Mary Walker Says She Refused:
Twlce- to Marry‘Hlm Beoaule He I:
Smoked Cigars.
\VSSHINGTUN, I) C. ., March {May , l “a
Dr Mary Walker, the "sell made sclera 3’8
' said in a lecture today ill
Thomas H COlG bald will be held from the home 01‘ PANAMA CANAL, DEBATE CON-
Thomas H- “019 0119 Of South Nor'1hls mother, Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton,l TINES
walks Old time batters, passed ““3“nt 11 Union Park Tuesday afternoon -.,_.
this morning from an illness of but. at 3- 30 01-1001; 1 and llev J Benton Sims Bl” the Center of the Contro-
0" Friday he was oubflVerner will colldllct the selvices. versy Today.‘
attending his usual duties as janitorangle/MmOHs from the various fraternal" \\’ASlithiT()N. \lmcb 30.—Dcllllte
of the Masonic building and of u‘elorganlzatlons of which he wasa mew on the repeal of the Panama Canal
ISUHIlefllmrg Piano Company store, lull. hcr uill attend and Incmbels of “My tolls exemption bill continued today
he went home to bed seriously ill with .ton Coml‘nandely. Knights Tcmplars, III lite House and the. Senate. In the.
p Ioumonla Dr. F l Burnett and Drsl will act as an escort interment “.31 former, the Sims bill was the center
W. .l. Tracey were in consultation yenghe in Riverside cemetery. of tile controversy, with the leaders
terday and at Ln resort has attempt. . on both sides pl'epm’ing for the clos-
ed but the patient passed away this! lug scales, cxbcotcd Tuesday night or
morning. The funeral services will At least the (lli'llli‘lll of deceit in m- \\I'odncsday, when the measure comes
be held on Wednesday at" .. '30 I). III. ltnlll lIH'lihl" in ”11; “WW“ “1'? to 11 final vote. in the Senate the va-
Irom‘ the late residence of the decode-1 l'ious phases of the tolls‘ controvl I'sy
ed at 1 Railroad avenue. Itev.Ra1plll was discussed,
G Hartley, pastor of the South Nor-
wallt Baptist Church, will oiilclllte. iu~
torment will take place in Rivet-sirloinHy losc “3. 11,-.1.,.-11,,. “mm own»
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Ninth stleet Theatre that Chester A.
Arthur, President of the United States
There are still a number of 'iroln 1881 to 1884,11eked twice for her
go, but she turned him
down she said because he smoked
-._.._._ icigars
MRS ROSEN SOLD DOORS. Dr. Mam in trousols, boots and:
M“, M. l.‘ Rosco whose 1133333333.. black frock (”oat went into all the
10' and whose two ‘1 Illlilllng dctulls She first met him on“
worked. the street, she said, and he was smok-
“'l‘llrmv that dirty tiling away "
disposed of 11 number of screen doors 8116 said. He did, then and there. and
which “are aimed ill a burn in Lowe asked her to marry him Bill she
~11 U‘ 1'1. ined‘. Sev
Illl‘ltl .mtl IIIIIcII had not been attach H11 melt his 10 e she oxola . .. cemetery The “caused 18 survive Mm
. . . oral vol '5 later, I: rdin to her
("d' It “a“ n gant aid to the cam . ',‘ no 0 g by a wile. He was sixty-four yours oi"
puign against the fly. .story. he again asked her to be his age ' l
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(or) of others i~ 1111131015 oi oneself
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INSANE MEN SGATTERED
THROUGH THE WEST
DOS ANGELISS, (ial,, .\larcll 311.—-~
()illclul investigation of charges made
,nt the sheriff's ethos that 20 or '35 lor-
Ulllt'SN :1 111:111 Is 11 L‘lllltl II-nllcl tor lie
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l'iucu Andy t'III'III-ulc's 1111:1111 plans
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i ' ‘l . . We. call for no let. up III llli‘ Wall on lulu-la . , ,
CLIMBED TREE TO PROPOSE TO 1 “He would have given up 011mm,} . ”11(le mer inmates oi the Kings Pmlt, .\r,w
GIRL then." she said "liutmi would have” Mn. Thomas bahlll. l _____ York. Insane Asylum. “ere brought
' ' I Mrs Rose Walsh Cahlll, wife 0:? Wheat in ’11 special train rind s1 atteIr-ll
St-Iit-Iltl III are ll\lli”, to iiull out llou
S \\’A\'NAll, 0a.. March 30. mScorcs lost my own identity."
"llIIIs i'III lili‘ii‘ strains to
of poisons yesterday watched lirauhl
M. Register, of this city, ellnlb a tl'eciTwo WOMEN SEEK THEIR FREE
directly in the rear lot. the city jail] DOM FROM HUBIBAND8.
'i‘iuuuas Cnhlll of b iiellry strooi.1\or-1 big H13“. ,, 1,,
Walk. died yesterday morning at the 1,1. 1.1,...“
home of her sister, Mrs. Timothy Sub!
I livun of ill Madison street, South Nor- '
in several Western towns, Including
,'l.os Angelou, will be made here today.
, . lAll had been discllnrncdfit is said, 111111
The mind may aid I‘licl-stluli.‘ its Dr. the county ofllcel'e intend to ascertain
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110111 and propose marriage to (1341331 ~ .....__ milk Besides her husband 31m 1,. sur- ,.:~1‘I1II:. . I ll .11 :11 i1 1.11:1“: :I small-II if those coming here are sane.
Zola Metlo'cll. a young Klrl GODMWH liertha M. llcarhorn of Bridgeport v‘iyed by- two 3131ng and one brother 1 11:: l 111' \l 1.1 l-- l Dr. Carl van do Mark, who is ru-
in the Jail. Register was accolltefl- has brought an action in the Civil Bil-13% Timothy Igulnvan of South Nor: ' '"“"’”"“"'“'“**‘ - 'portcd to have brought the patients
There are no charges usulnfll ll“ “MVP?! 101' t‘ourt against Ervln Dearborll walk: Mrs. Bridget Sullivan. of Nor-l "“1" ‘ ""‘m' ""m “"l -"'“ 31“" ”'0 West, has been subpotuued to appear
‘mo: l.'mul IIoII i ii bout is lllllillllllllillilll '
ol‘ the lllli 11: II.- 11.1111
who is being held until she can be ""101 113 not Mlllville, N..
stored to her parents. 1
before the lunacy commission today,
uud"will be nailed to explain the situa-
tion.
Huskies for a (11* 1 Irina. lliltl Owen Sullivan, of New liar
Vorco on the around of infidelity. 13,33, The funeral will he held Tues
1T“ ”’“9‘9 Will" married 0“ 1""‘9 day morning from the home of her Ills-
., 1 11.1908. Mal Musdeu ls mentioned. ‘ ter. in Madison street. at 3; 30 «31003,
IIAli'l‘lC, March 30.1w'lihc’senrch tor1lll “16 complaint. land from St. Joseph's Qhruch, at 9
the bodies at iZI/irs..l‘éluldal1 Anderson ‘Hflm‘lt’llfl C'- “01111 9f Glt‘tlllwmll' oclocll. Interment will be ill 181:.
and Misc 11 lord Atchinsou. Iiulti(:.\vo-1Wllm-S ll decree l'mm (.llark WOW? Mary's cemetery, Norwallt. Mrs. Ca-
men, believed to have drowned diam- Reed, 0! New York, on the ground-1.11113 death W“); a check to her friends,
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.\ good IlIIIpy people 55' Inputlllzc with
tho illitlt‘l’ «log. but: they don‘t want the
llllllt'l' (log to know it.
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FRANK'S CASE DISCUSSED.
ATLANTA, 0a., Mllrcll ill).-’l‘llo cost)
of Leon M. 111111111, the pencil factory
superintendent under sentence of
death for the murder of ll'ytliillsltllil
Mary Phagan was discussed here we
terday at the lortlclh district convnn»
tion of. the independent Order of Ii'nui
l H ‘..rith ISince Ills conviction Frank has
Some. pepplc 11m Willi! who“ you pimp been re- elected lll'tllld (If. llm local ll'lll‘ll
‘ on their corps. but when vou step on ll’l'it-h lodge-
1 their prior-~11 Iltcll your step! Wmmw .r
*m “WM” The stock holders of the Norwullc
The only tlIIIII.r sure about the stock ,Woolen Mmg (3‘0 met thwarternnnm
market Is that you ll lose your money at 2 0' tcloch for the puma“ of ratliyi
M yousluv in it long enough. 11m; the” negotiations which resulted
names...“
The British house of lords is going
to ,try and sloll'tbo 1‘1!qu of. titles to all
American“ heiresscll, excepted.
season FOR, TWO WOMEN.
til llll'll 11111.1 be lmIII two and 11111111].
but it Is the uomon who are born
(11111111 to any cluuluoncy.
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nod today. The finding at the 111191111le “‘80 Wall II the custody 01' W0, gerously ill until the last two days.
bank of u shawl which had belonged mlm'l‘ t‘lllldl‘t'll. The couillo were when she began to sink rapidly and
to Mrs. Addorson today lent strength mottled on February 15. 1906- ‘ the and came Sunday morning about
to the suicide theory and the party we ionicioch. .
trolling the river in boats was conslril, JUDSON WANTS TO BE RELIEVED. f
orabiy increased. ' IBRIDGEPOIRT. March meditate s". ‘ Funeral of Mrs.. Imrl
- wwr . Attorney Stiles Judson, Uta, has asked The [moral 99““‘3‘33 ”l ““31 30“”
lIrlendu here of Mr and Mrs. 1.1.11.1» Joseph P. Tattle to relieve him lmri. a bride of several months. who
Lester; CarLiIl of Bridgeport. will bet or all duties as state’s attorney my died on Wednesday. was held yesteru
pleased to know that Mrs. Caratli to irairiield county, until Jujy 1,111.9 day from her late home and from the
improting nicely in tit. Vincent a lie!“ reason given for the request is that ot‘ Hungarian Relormed charch new
pitai. She was able to sit up in bed 111 health. .Judge wattle has grantga‘uabrlel nohue omciated The choir.
101; a short time yesterday; the III-st thekrequest. Attorneyloeaeral 1.1111111 sang‘at the house, the church. and all
occasion eInI-e her illness and opera: and 'State Attorney Alcor‘n with nerve. Riverside cemetery. whore Interment.
'i as special counsel i the Molten case. took place. .
l (‘IIliivzllo tho lIIII.',Ili of smiling right
, after breakfast. It: may be u struggle
but. it is It wonderful tonlc.
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the and the action was retitled.
in The Norwaih Title and Rubber Co.
incorporated occupying the factory ih.‘
1Whlzilpouk.llt was a very short mono
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