‘ Ib- 294i. 122 WATER s'r.
. . stile muleoture .
up "he or“ ., all finishing I3y machine InakingI III. possible
repeater to doalarger day's work than was possible
years ago with VIIth, onllnterli’stoc}: , . I I I
' "'l‘lVIere' ~ _
WlIlI Consumer
According to interdiction received
today the a tilted States Post Ollice DeI
3‘ hot Bailey Company
‘ WIPUTHV NOVIW MK. ‘ “H » .
I'I‘::I.l:l.l l.l,IfI x
problem through the within oi the‘
‘ parcel post. The postmaster oi the
Boston post office has been directed to:
Norwalk Furniture Heuse
VIII-re WALL ST. Tel. Orders Prat-aptly Delivered.
Easter Brides will appreciate our
New Line of Wicker Furniture
' in suites or single pieces, in gray, brown and russet. effects that will,
be ideal tor the summer cottage or for the porch or parlor at home.
ROCKERS BVIG VROOMY ARM CHAIRS DlVANVS AND TABLES.
to be placed in direct touch with corn
I authors of term prodiicts, who can be
Vreached by the parcel post
Till}; the department believes, will ei~l
factually eliminate the middle man1
oi such commodities as butter. eggs
and general produce.
the producers.
III discussing this plan the first ail-i
sistant postmastervgeneial has issued
jVilIe following statement:
“By the Ilse oi’ the lists the‘cltyi
consumer will be able to get in touch
with a farmer wb will fill his week-’5
ly or‘ders. for butter and eggs and
If “on Step in. Iwill regulate ‘t free 0f cost. other farm produce. The consunier,
will repair it to your full satisfaction. 1““ «receive the produce "swim,”
C H A R L E S B R A N D i"‘° “““W and the personal ,8...
tlouship established will no doubt tend
Reliable Watchmaker. Jeweler & Optician
to improve the quality. The farmers
will be relieved ot‘carrying his pro-
138 Washington Street South Norwalk.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
J]
Does your watch keep right timeP
If it steps,I
dues to market. as the rural carrier
will make daily collections at the
.l'arnier's own door of these retail ship-
lmenls to city consumers.
‘ “The point has been raised," said
Mr. Roper. “that dlfllculty will be ex-
perienced in the return of hampers
and other containers. This problem
does not appear to me" as» difficult ot‘
solution. The farmer nlay use inex-
Old Furniture he
comes New Furniture
Our
COAL
._ ei’ore you lay in war supply oi
al’ for next “inter III a few
bushels from
‘William Efi‘ron
, You‘wlll find that the coal goes
0 tis‘iius.
Not Clinkers
and does not injur: the grate.
.ROWAN 87., EAST NORWALK
[V VI 941 Tel 441.
/'
"JUNK DEALER
‘XQH only need write a postal or
phone to Win. Eifl‘on and you will
V. a ready market for things which
" on don't want, such as rags, papers,
tiles, rubbers, scram iron metals,
leather beds a specialty. We are
waiting for your call.. \\m. Ei’tron 3
noun St. Tel. 441.
or choice fruits make. the most
acceptable gifts to invoiids or
travelers.
Let. us prelim-c for you a bus-
_ I or
EIN‘E FRUITS
diver you wish.
. Fer table niw You will ‘llllll the
Misty and quality or our i'rnits ‘-V’
Ito & Co.
Music Hall Block
or’loug or short intervals,
tr Easter and deliver it when .i:
only protect your valualiiee the private papers, but am-
he room is provided for storing trunks, pictures, rugs and
the: bulky articles of value, while your. residence Is closed
pensive hampers whose vulneIwonld
not warrant their return, or he may
use the higher grade hampers tor
_\\'llit‘ll be may include‘ an additional
charge to be credited to the commuter
upon the return oi the bumper, by
parcel post.
"i‘iie postmaster geneial has the
dim (“IOTIVllilOll that this plan is the
one thing necessary to enable the peo-
ple of this country to enjoy the po-
ientiol benefits of then nrcel post. No
one line ever questioned the possibil-
lty of reducing the cost otIliviug by
establishing direct relations between
the ultimate consumerriand the orig-
inal producei. ‘ -
"A complete means for such direct
transportation was provided for the
first time by the establishment of the
Idomestic parcel post, but there has
Advertisers
Where and W hat
to Buy
if you will let us repair and
upholster it for you. Phone
or drop us a postal and we
will call and give you an es‘
timate.
KOHN
,72 N. Main. st.
BROS.
fhone {336-4.
Full line oi’ boys‘ express wagons iii.
Allwrt (lcbcbc's. See prices in the
udv.
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IS. 1... llencdict says the Ford has
made the horse on extravagance at
aiiy price. lietter read his adv.
A Full Line
of Japanese and
Chinese Mailings
l
.lacoby‘s Easier‘sule‘ls now going
on. .
”Hie A' J' An-gcvine Lolllllllll)‘ has on which the individual producer could
will be Vtonnd loom large stock of ithVerestil}:Viurniture talk in their get in touch with the individual con-
Hones Furnishings. “hug 0 1' lsumer. The postmaster general‘e
M {'IIIK‘ ’w K . . " ‘ plan is designated to provide tilts
G I S Y The lati, shopper has an equal agency for the most. econpinical dis-
Iliance with the early one at ’i‘rlstram tribution of those products which are
and llyatts llil all the stock has been ,i-onsumed in the form and condition
replenished See ndv. ,in which they are produced,"
' Farmers an this \iclnity, who de-
V l
how floor coxellngs oi‘ evciy des- sire to have their names included in
cription at A Dickerni-an and Son's Ville lists ‘0 be furl‘lshgd consumers.
are requested to w rite to the postmas-
Iltoud about the Easter Snip M 'llie [or at 305mm Miles. stating the kind
PM” oi produce they have for sale. thh‘
At the Former Auditorium Bulidlu,
.I 8? NORTH MAlN STREET.
We buy sécmd-hand Furniture.
House Cleaning Time
Get the. habit. go to Olmstead's for
Week at the Read store, V’ |
Joseph iii. Peck oi Cos (lob hat-i
,illed a petition in bankruptcy 11‘ thel
NORWALK HOSF‘TAL NOTE-3' lllniied States district court in this
. John \V. «Font, who was ndnilttednnnyV gpowng lotul liabilities of $25.-
to the Norwalk Hospital yesterday for bid?“ and “game or $1. 37 cash, two
medical treatment, undchent an op- Vrowboats worth $2“ and two wagontl
oration this morning. V . ’Iisted at $15. and real estate, includ-
Mrs, Anne Troy, oi’. 244 Main street,‘ 5m. his house and lot at. Goa (‘ob'
who has been seriously ill with Iy- valued at $13,000 mortgaged roi
Iplloid and other complications, is ll be ‘ hall that amount,
.tle improved in condition today. She is j 'Mr. i’eck ”we“
still very sick hawever.‘ 'snd wage” of gas. The debts againsti
MTNthOlB,0fSOllt‘lll‘01‘l,Wh° WM him which are secured amount Id
ope—Inled uppn this week for appbhdi- 39,.41260, the unsecured» debts. 514'
V girls, is getting alongnioeiy. i428 co. and he says there are It.-
W‘ 1836.25 of notes and bills that should
SEELEY FINED $100 AND COSTS-.- Vbe paid by other parties The sched~
WA A'l‘l)lil3URY, April Irwin the still nlee do not dist lose VMI‘V.‘ Puck's bus:
coi'lrt this morning, William F‘. Sealer. iness. '
of llridgeport, was filled $100 and! " Other Bupkl‘upiu.
costs. on the charge of operating nnl A petition “‘1 bankruptcy was
automobile while under the influence flied m u“; [lulled surge court in!
of liquor.
Tuesday. March 1,? by ’I'mmc Patrol. :e florist of Norwalk, who has on-
Imm bones Manner as Mr Sealer. uncured debts of $2. 71330 and assets
- MRYOI‘ Wilhml. 0f Bridgeport. andi or $290 40, including lit) stock in
. Mllm' PM“ filly omclols Were all their trade and $210.10 on book accounts
.' way back to Bridgeport from this ”3““. Freedman ”l. New Haven,
. cit)" Attorney A P Hayes alerts de- a commission Iravell salesman.
plurrsr to the complaint this morning. 'nled a petition in bank spicy. In the
and the demurrer was overruled WI United States district sour I today.
Vtestlmony' was altered, and Judge Moi‘showina unsecured d .2;
M. L Olmstead
79 WASHINGTON ST.
Tel. 925.
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Prompt Delivery.
.mfl... .— . _. .....I.. W... ” _.. “0...“... ..I H...—
Advertise in the
SENTlN/EL and
Obtain Results
costs, .I _ IV .‘I
' ill, son of iinllquiuted c this
they arrived at the home of Angel , I
V‘IVparthent is about" to take etebfi toward ' ‘ ' 7
.V the solution of the high coat of living; . "
'obtaln a list of all formershwho desire ‘-
system. I .-
.and will rednot the present high cost’ '
These lists will! I
*be piloted and sent to consumers whol .V
desire to be placed in direct touch with I .
been lacking an agency by means ct:
l
taxes of $408.32
- l. muss'revcus vesv ILL.
Mr 38916.9 WES “"9810“ this city today by Alfred Willinmsf
Mellon Imposed the flue of $100 and 958. 48. owed Vclil'etly ii the concerns.
iwliic’h be dealt. with. ills assets are
aster Sho pping
That the late shoppers may have an cqulipi chance we have rc~
plenished our stack of
IIadies’ Spring Suits and Coats
Ami have ready fer inspection the most complete line of up- -to-
date models that we have ever shown. Visitors are welcome.
Silk: Stockings" oi Many Shades
Hosiery to match the apparel is the proper thing this season,
I and we have all of the new shades, as well as those that have
become standard colors. The GORDON, ONYX and McCAL-
‘. LUM makes are represented
Trefous‘se (Haves for Street
'2‘ or Evening ,Wear
VII
s?
TOE" ill WALT. STREET
BUY MIAINE SEED POTATOES lN
CERTIFIED BAGS ONLY.
DEATHS Alli! FllllElldlfi !
John H. Sheldon " "
\\'ASi~ilNGTON D 0., Alli] ~— "
.loliii H. Sheldon died this morning‘. tato r , ,1 I 4 P0 \\.\l.i. . “Hm“. 10' 47> 3.1". »\"I
. g opera “ ‘0 purchase “3911 with unusually small amount oi' business
at his home in 6 Burbank street, fol- toesf l
min . ioostook county, Maine arc was on hand at the opening of the
lowing a few dai'S' “in?” 0‘ mm‘hwamed by the United States Import.
poisoning “"11 pneumonia Some iueiit ot‘ Agiiculture to accept only
weeks ago a pimple appeared 0“ his, stock delivered ill the original bags
chin, and he (till ll "“1 “'m‘ a lac"? bearing the certificate of the \l-Iiue
knife. BIOWlDOlSOHlHK (19"ell’ped» 3“"; State Department of Agriculture: to
spread through his “3’31””, “ml “”55 the effect that. the potatoes are Ai'rco
week pneumonia developed. F0" irom powdery scab. l l M
many years he 1‘1"] been employed “- ‘ This disease, against which tlicqunr-
driver for 'l‘rowbridgc ,o, COIHIWWI “‘9‘ amino was laid last December on no-
Imx manulnt'lurel‘S. and he “'35 one count of its prevalence in Europe and
of the most widely knownmen in the in portions of (ganfldm has rccontlv
(illY- He “’35 an enlh‘fiilim'lc politi- been found ill a few places ill northern
cal worker. uifiliatcd with the l'icpub' Maine. The State of Maine has organ.
licaii party, and *took :1 Sim“ ““0“?“ izcd an cll'eclive inspection service to
in city aéffulrs. “9 “'35 a member exterminate the disease and prevent
of l'ncss Tribe. .\'0- 3%. llllill‘OVW 0‘" its spread to other Statcspnnd Maine
der 01' Rod Men. The deceased “'3‘?" ' potatoes are now being inspected and
thirty-three I‘efll‘5 of “get HP “WW“ sorted more carefully than ever before.
a wife; a mother, Mrs. liaiiic shel- .\'o scobby potatoes are allowed to be
don; three sisters. Airs. E. W. l’arlis. shipped for any purpose. and no notes
Mrs. A, W. Penneyer, and MM H. Il- tees intendedi'or seed stock can ru-
Morse, ol Marsliileld VII; and “"0 ceive a certificate unless they are free
brothers, Harry and Louis Sheldon. from all suspicion of having been
The i’nnernl~ so'r'eili' es “ill take Dun-(Vi grown on the same term or. having
market. today, and there were sinus
of the pressure to which stocks \mI-e
subjected during yesterday‘s late ~95-
slon. Selling orders still predominat-
cil among professional operations, and
the greater part or the early trans-
actions was made at. slight coil-es-
sious. Reading, New Haven and Eric.
here the only important stocks wiIiclt
did not show sin-.iil kisses. Despite
the easy tone the shorts made no of-
tort to cause a lumber decline until
before the first hour was ball over.
the inertial had come to a sinndstfil
CORPORATION PAPERS.
A cz-‘I'iiilI-ate ol‘ lll(’(ll‘lltil‘iilltlll was
filed )cstcrday iii the oillce oi‘ the
secretary of the state by the Mov-
ing l’iI-tnrc (‘Inrlaln & ’l‘iile Protoc-
thou cmnpnny oi‘ Stamford, which is
to be capitalized nt' 3:50.000 niid to
irom the into home on Tuesday MiG-1‘ been stored in the some warehouse :1ff’éi‘l,;;l;:::8,m“kxlljnwfgmgfi‘i:T:
noon at 2 :30 o'clmk liei. John with scabby potatoes. Tile speclalcer- \lllolia-Hamhmtg (icriunnv M I.“
'Stanlelon. pastor of lhe South N0!" Iiiicate oi' the Maine authorities is. lienry Beyer my“ lohu h. '1},,(.h:,,,
walk"Congregational Church. will our therefore, considered to be an ode. Siainl‘ord“ ‘ I J. I
clots and interment will take place in: quote assurance that. the stock is The Bérgfl Brotlwrs‘ complain" 01
Riverside (-mnelel‘y. Ijsai’e, but potatoes which do not have New Haven killed vestt‘rdm’ its NT.
lihis certificate are open to the suspi-
‘cion that they may be repacked table
ilctf i'.:l,.: ' 1%
William Warren Benton. ii a e 0 orginlz it on ’lld will )(
gin business with $25,000, with the
William Warren Bouton,lelo ‘died.3t00k' following ofi‘icers: President. George
in Ridgefield April 2nd, néed eighty-f ""‘“""*" ' I . . .. ,_ 3,
six years and one month, was born at» STH'KE TRNN D'SCONTWUED‘ lllama:ngeaSIE-eifirmlflnybnglizgfmlawl-E:
what was formerly known he Ely‘s MERIDEN, April ~i.——The Aeolian er. ,1” '0’, yew HQ”; .
Neck, South Nfilellk. March lst, Companynnnounced today that begin- Articles of association were tiled
1828. lie was a son of Joseph and hing next Thursday its special train yesterday by the Eastern Grange, in-
irom Hartford operated each morning
to bring in 225 persons who took the
places of strikers in the local plant,
and run since October, will be discon-
tinued. All the 250 former employee
will be given their old positions so far
as possible, or other positions just as
good. and all will return to work under
Betty Bouton descendant of the oldest
V settlers. He was a batter by trade.
slid served his apprenticeship with
Volun Merrill. afterwards working fol‘
many years as a blocker for the Cro-
fut & Knapp iirnl. ills war record was
printed in yesterday’s Sentinel. an~
eral services ,were held this afternoon-
corpornted, to lease grounds and er-
ect a building for .graiigc purposes
in lCaston Center, signed by Edward
G. lillctte, (‘larciice B. Andrews
and Joseph ii. Hill of Easter).
The National Il’in company of Oct“
by has filed a certificate at reduc—
tion of capital stock from $21ltl,~ltltl
, I V . . . .._._ o q . . I better conditions than existed before . , _ r I.
your Carpet and Rug Beaters, Blooms, . or it be butter eggs or general NW at .. orlotk, from liis into home u the strike Tile special train to bring to $l00,000 p). “dumping LUUO‘UUU
Brushes and Mops; Ashanti Garbage Harris and (lens are advertising a 1 ti llidgefield. I “ ' - ‘ shares of common slot'k at $100!
, , I (3“09- 0" “l “99' ': work-people here and return them at.
Cans; and dont -forget Crockery. Vie Iolt Ior rent. l W...__ ._ ”W“ I . ‘ 6,, ‘ which are held in the treasury. The
have it 1" ”“9“ and WW 3913' 0" W” l owes $25,943; HA8 31.37. i M"'..L"‘°' Hun“ ' Him” .mt “0 a :15in “I“; “ll “dam?" certificate is signed by Frank w.
odd pieces to suit your WBDIB- Weg Louis Avrlck advises you to snvel “WW i “re. \ioliio Show widow of UM llm compun‘y will 1‘; t:' ( nueistor Simmons and W. M. Curtis, a major-
have other things, 100- A V15it to our N525. Speck of Cos Cob In a“ Way Finan. late Lester Hunt, for many years mun ‘ l“ employ ‘8 d‘ I“) tcinpoiaVrVy ‘3“- ity of the directors.
store will repay you, M..." l clally, Goal Into Bankruptcy—— VVager of Adams Express (‘ompam m llifislieiwluhoo‘: wfliViliViVeoyliipVeiVlVezi flange The 80“"qu Mm,“ company or
T903! ls the last day of Fair; other pegmqfiV .South Norwalk, died yesteidni in ' ' H ' y l-iurti'ord has increased its I-apiiai
came from Hartford, hilddletown,.New
Britain and elsewhere, and were pick-
funeral scrvi ces will be held loinorrcui Egrfiugffl; 33:31“; Wixilgkafd 3::
afternoon. lieceascd is siiriived by n] J ' '
number of brothers and sisters. .zlm“ city.
y'l‘he remains are at the funeral chap-1
oi oi Undertaker (lannna. in South
Main street, awaiting the ill‘l‘l\hl of Ir
latlves.
stock by the issue of thirty shares at
a par value of slot), The total now
outstanding is tumult). 'l‘lie ccrtiilcule
is signed by Albert Carlson. John
M. Johnson and Allan Alitll‘l‘I-il)ii,Vlll
Iliniority oi‘ the directors.
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Shelton. 'i‘lieiremalns have been]
brought to South Norwalk, and the
FEMININITY.
(Galveston News.) ,
(iii dour, hero ctlllltlti that “re Jones!
“M ' I wish she a stay away.
Mrs P. A. :fkhatoher. V01? all the (love she had to cull tillO
‘ I H plciad my cleaning day.
M1" PA ”mum” died ”Elm!” Go to the door and tell her that l’in
at liar home in ideal avenue. Besides out-iio, never “,de
her-v husband she leaves u son and I'll 8.0 myself or she will talk that
daughter Funeral services will be" womanfi Just that “my '
held irom St i’anls Church on Mon
tiny afternoon at ‘i o'cwcli.
I
'l‘lll' niembcrs ot' the lot-iii 'l‘I'oi .I'y.
nion's llilloii liOltl their regular nicot-
int; tonight.» Along with the lllltilllt'rli';
session will follow an i-llicriiiinuivut
and a. supper. 'I‘ho prourmn Iii-roused
provides for musical solar-lions and it
looks as though them would be smoc-
thing doing. ii oi oi' the members
I are found singing gr whistling, while
on tile lob Sunday It will he'll-om
the «effects of tonight's anilicrinu.
The continued cases or Mrs Lillie
McCoy and Lillie Ziit. tho I'ormerbuw
ing the charge of fornication banning
over her. and the latter at keeping It
house nit ill-lama, came up before Judge
id. Iii- Lockwood, in Ille'l‘own court,
" Wily, Mrs. Jones! So goods! you to
come; you must have known
.1 get so blue and out of sorts when
heartland Maine, April 4-~Mrs. i am left alone.
Lillian M. N. Stevens, president otthe Take off your things and spend the
_.\ationnl Woman s Christian Temper- day; my dear, you look so swast.
once Union and vice-iII‘GalIlent of the It does me good to look at you: It'll
World Women’s, Christian Temper-w really a treat.
once Union, is eeFiously ill at hor‘home 7-....-me
V'here witllvkldney trouble. AMERICANhARE SAFE. one morning. After giving it varnlng
| Mrs. Sterens has not been in good thNtlTANTlNOle, April 4.w'I‘lw to the two‘ women, he cont led the
”health tor months, and dined lleceVni- American embassy here today rccciv- mm, attain “mu Mayl parolinc them
her, when she returned from a siren» ed a dispatch declaring that the (‘hris- “We, the cg”, 9r Sergeant y. ilmry
nous campaign at Washington tor na~ tlsns and foreign residents at Millie. (; “2,0".
tlonal constitutional prohibition, has in Turkish Armenia, had not been too W........._. M...
has: under a physicians care. heated. during a recent irtnrdisb rigid. HousewiWs' watch Sentinel“ Want ‘I
I I rs. Stevens has insisted on con- The missionaries at BillsIreport at V‘ U
timiing her work for temperance In the Kurds were driven cit. . _ V M” for clues m that aspire“ to t“
spite of her illness. ‘ W
l homemaker: watch sentinel Want
.ww....«..... .. “a“...
tar position!"
"’ m M4.- wbb—uw W~
Good tenants are to be boom-tor
The Storage Rates are ver
0 scanner Well street, last night. , ‘3
a
Iiillt oaths "Where to bill/.4
‘ the advent-ins.
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Norwalk Chronicler