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GOOD ERlDIY SENTlNEL.
The Sentinoluwm be issued as a
morning paper on Friday, April 10th,
on account of its being a legal holi-
day. All advertisements.
news, etc,
Edward Boss. of ‘Bridseport, is via-
iting ‘rriends in the city. ‘
(William Craig has moved‘“trom High
street to Fort street, East Norwalk.
Thehoard of relief held a meeting;
in the office of the city clerk last even-
ing.
~Weli-dresscd men men the derby.
O’Brien.
Joseph Monahan and family have
mot ell from 131'); ti'v code. to Woodward
avenue.
Rev. John D. Shane. of Stamford.
has purchased a 191! 'i‘iupmobile tour-
ing car.
Mr. and Mrs E. 0. Smith, of Pater~
son. N. J., are visiting friends' In Scottit
.\' orwulk.
Miss Ruth Ireland, oi Danhury, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sample,
of West street.
George W. Mills, a well—known rest
dent. of ‘Broad River. is reported as
being seriously ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. R. Daley oi Meadow street.
Stamford, has been spending several
days with friends athtiouth Norwalk.
One candidate received the third
degree at the regular weekly meeting
of Unoas Tribe, No. 26, i. 0. R. M., last
evening.
There candidates received the Fol?
lowcraft degree at the stand commu-
nication of Old Well Dodge, No. 108,
F. and A. M., last evening.
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A meeting of the Hat 'Finiahsrs’, As-j.
sociation will be held this evening in
Central Labor Union Ball. All mem-
bers are urged to he present.
~Piace to tidy Easter hats. O'tiirlon
Miss Fanniebeile Curtis, superior or
the New York and Brooklyn kinder-
garten, is spending the Easter vaca-
tion at her home in Norwalk.
Mrs. Margaret Nevilleu, of'flamilton ‘
avenue, who moved to tBrldgepOrt,
three weeks ago, has returned here
again. and tallying in Connecticut alve- .
nue. Expressman Calvin J. Snyder,
who took Mrs. Nevillo'a elects to
Bridgeport. tin-ought them back attain
10mm.
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There was a meeting of the board .. ,
of cilafltletill‘l the City ml] but night, f: :
Routine matters of business were II -
.transocted and there was a discussion
on matters pertaining to the depart-
“Any dissention?” mod a mi
ment.
porter of one of the Willows.
"Patient ‘ harmony.” no WM}!
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F S LYON
items of .
should be in the office of ‘
publication «early Thursday afternoon. ‘
or . ‘
FRED. H. «Home,
Fumral DIM-r Ind
Emboimor. ,
Gilles lull Rum
TOW M .
34 80.1an at. 80. ”motto
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Easter
Suggestions In ;
Neckwcar ,
Ruiilmgsdi’cilmgs
3 Dainty assortment of Neck-
hear in all the new" Shades and '
styles.
Tango Ties, Medici Collars in ‘
shadow lace and net, Easter [ally .
Collars. Lace and Embroidered
Collars and Collin and Cut! Sets,
Fichus Fancy Stocks Jahdts,
Ohemisettes, om... Sleeve-
less Gui-mpes, Jabots. Silk, Net
and Crops Do Chine Bow and .
Ties .............. 26: to $250 ,
”Camisoles in shadow lace 811d
crepe de chine . . 75c and "$50 _‘
RUFFLINGS.
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Shadow .
fon Rulilings- in Persian Dros- -
don, white, euro and black, per
yard 25:: '
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VEILING8.
Shadow lace; Silk, ‘Shctland
and Plain Mosh in Black and .
Wihite Vellings . .. 25¢ per Yard
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i,.aco Net and Chit . .-
WESTPORT SMELT, Btu: ms
CLAMS. ‘GOSLING CLAMS.
West End Washington St. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 108.
Mm...
vet
fur manufacturing purposes.
.J . IMallette .
88 Wuhlnuton 8t.
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
l -—om.v rum-v CENTS.
Thirty cents
‘nnd home momma
ii’oung's magazine. on up to the min
uto periodical an all members of the
family, into your
months. For lull particulars road the
“Sentinel Offer" on the Rome De- ‘
partment page.
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input
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Will.
Manor Miro-ital u hav-
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walk Trust Co. will um 43
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cflnoggooqoo.
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- dt win um M‘W.
‘ or mime-ii mam
it will loan in; malaria
will bring Smart ".
Styles. the most up'to date fashion ':
issued and '
home for three
mauve committee. hater '1. ‘3th
With or without heat.
ICEDEALERB ELECT
State Auoclatlon Names Office" at
Hartford Meeting
MARTFWD, April tin—Alt Wile meet
. his ‘oi the Uonnectiout Ice Doulm’ As-
mediation in tho Allyn House. stutter-F
' day, the following unicorn were re-
. elected:
President, Gourmand E. Clover, New
London; vies-president,0corgo ill Cur»
its, Norwa’llt; nocrutary,
EMU; “WSW, ‘H. B. 75mm.
. x CE about, Man'
This store of om
is the pIaéce to get
your Stetson—-
s. New Spring Soft Hat)
Derby.
NATIVE FLAT FISH, COD, HALIBUT,
CLAMS OPENED AND IN SHELL. OVSTERB,
on Water
"Street?
3, 600 square feet.
Can be arranged for two tenants.
HARRIS a cans COMPANY»
Water Street. South tNorwnlk.
5 Dealer in Overland Cars;
Tracks from '4. ton to2 ton;
Trucks from 1% ton to Stun; ': Chase
Trucks from ‘4 ton {to 3 ton.
'uver alive- months
um. mules hell, widow of the late.
Andrew ll: tlidil, di' Mallard, died at.
‘ ingot t to canals
' old on March 4th, W a member oi "
, ‘ the Stamford Precipitation Church for
~ iiftyelglit years..
years of nicmbers'ltlp‘tbere and ‘for
many years she was an corneal, active
“other in the unumh and among the.
poor. Later 3119 moved toaownytcn
to Milo with her daughtér.
her,mmnce there she lived a retir-
ed lite «Ellio- was ade'an of itii‘tc‘ili?“
mob and culture, an inveterate md— A
' or especially of daily lpapero and
' periodicals. and «:on up to a few
'amonths ago converse fluently on any
ultimo! the day. "Mrs. Bell was al- "'
ways deeply interested in the welfare '
oi the country politically and other-V
In. Maria in; Dell Mil liuuutut
her father, never falling to give cor:
also vary artistic, having unusual tal-
-and Song." were especially line; also
one of “Magnollas,” that she pointed
‘ for the late Hon. Samuel Fessenden ~‘
H.
SPANISH
MACKEREL,
HADDQCK AND OTHER KINDS. ALL FRESH. 'NOT FROZEN. LONG
ESCALLOPS. ROUND
Cuthiil" .5 Bridge Fish Market
South Norwala.
~ Free Delivery uptown and Dowatown.
Light on all sides.
Tel. 721.;
" be 25c.
. continue 30. will be all sold before the
band arrives.
3 ton. who is the assistant at the local
corps at present. is making a canvas
. of the city Tickets can also he pur
chased of Ensigd Perrett or any ment-
‘ her of the local corps.
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Brockway
“t- Universal
“THE cram) or rm»: chose."
Those who heard the choir of Trin-
ity Church sing "The tlioiy City," my
maul: some time ago will be glad to
learn that on Good Friday evening at
8 o'clock they will title the cantata.
"The Qtory of the cross, my muley
Buck. iii J. Slings ormlat and direc-
‘,t0r Will play the Good Friday mimic.
non WW1 harm the “rules. The
work hit this Multiplier-verily popug
nib: will undoubtedly be large.
Tgrandchildren. The last five years of
she pointed from were picked irom‘
'his place.
, in the Miller homestead in Greenwich.
' building moving in Stamford for many,
‘South Orange,
cometary Rowayton
for the visit of the Salvation Army»
or New York City for Saturday and
Sunday. April 18 and l9.‘1lhe concert
:2 one of the best ever given in the city.
. commencing tomorrow and: continuing
‘: tor the-last three days of the wool:
my] D tar. and m. attentional; on Friday Wt ‘
Mil up to the standard of programs
Willem fielded ll? one W
unwilling ‘
i
at an Artist and lot liar Phil- E ,
ammo Works %
Altar a long and painful illness otl
duration, Mrs.
at her sitter Mrs. Vito.
”this morn-t
l"
\irc. Bell who who eighty-six years
:Dm'in‘g Vhor first
Sinco
‘I Medicines thatYou’ll
have we have succeed“.
ioxcoiicnt fabrics.
Find it Hard to
Duplicate
, We should like you to ace chili col-
lection oi Suits at ‘sll.98‘heiors you
decide upon your Sprint; Bull. We .
have made every effort to militias a .
lino or out. at out: on“. that‘liill..
inset the. requirements or even;- the
most fastidious women, and we. be-
T'hess Suits are finely tailored. of
They are in the
best of the season‘s newest fashions
‘with short coats and a large number
of dlstinctlvemodels are. represented;
all colors are here.
Elsewherwthosc ~traits would sell at
«$8010 325. We offer them at the at-
tractive price of {14.98.
M. MOLTASOH 81 SON
420 Washington at. Main atom-42m Atlantic at. Stamford. .
wise, and had a famous memory, like
root information regarding" incidents
of years ago. and the early history
and building up of Stamford. She was '
eat for painting. After lane was six- "
ty-‘ilve years old she painted many
tine pictures, some of which were on ‘
exhibition at different art exhibits.
All weremtghiy commended. Hcr'
fruit pieces and one "Wine, Woman
was exceptionally good. and greatly
appreciated by him as the magnolias
She also did some fine
'cruyc-n paitraits of her mother and
her life were spent with her books, ,i
papers and flowers, of which she was I
very fond. She was the eldest 1
daughter of the late Seth and Amy)
Miller, of Stamiord. She was born
“
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Our Line. of Easter Shoes
For Men, Women and Children includes all the latest lasts
and leathers tor street or dress wear.
Triple Toe Hosiery
For the whole family in black. white and all the new colors.
Conneally and Bracken
I 18 WASHINGTON ST.
Open All [lay Friday
avenue. which is still alaniiliar tea-.5
ture of the town. Her father, Mr Mil-:
ler was always a staunch Republican, i.
a man of sterling qualities and integ—l"
rity and n hiuhiy, reSpectcd citizen,‘
having served the town as first se-
lectman for several years besides
holding other offices of trust. He
was the first and only contractor .for
years. He lived to the 'grand old age.
oi? ninety-four. .
Surviving llrs. Bell is one son}.
Harry Bell, president of the First Nn~
The “Rainy Day” Fund
ri‘hc “City National Bank
The future contains no worry or anxiety for the man who deposits
a portion of this earnings regularly.
'Start your “Rainy Day" fund with this ilunk~tcduy-and add to
it whenever possible.
Success in any walk in life can be. won by persistent and do
termined effort—the man of the hour is the man with a method.
Interest -l per cent. in our Savings Department.
on or before April 10th draw interest from the lst,
DODOSNS made
tionul Bank. of Stamford, and two
daughters. Mrs, Georgiaunu iiecker, of
and Mrs, M. Louise
Vincent, of .Rowayton.
On account of sickness the. funeral
services will he private. interment will
he in the Vincent plot at Raymond
PflPlLlR Wifliili
SALVATlON ARMY BAND
Arrangements are about complete
National Staff Band and Male Chorus
will be held in the new City Hall,
South horwalk. and the admission will
Ensign tPcrrctt reports that.
the tickets are going well and it they
Sergeant E. Turning
Dr. J. .H. Mallory
”EM...
WATCH
tor our Wonderful
“Otter-lugs in
.Ftitiay’i’s Paper "
ANDREW DAVEY
9o WASHINGTON s1:
PHONE m. '“““"'"“"
Bridge Teeth
By this work the dentist. is
able to fix permuuoutly between
those teeth left to you artificial
ones that are {perfect in wppeur-
See
once" and usefulness.
lie makes this work his spec-
ialty. Have an inspection. Got
his opinion.
“'0 worth tug investigation .
10 so. Mall at. 3... Mann,
HOURS: 0 A. M. TO ‘8 P. M.
tsuuoavo :Iv annomruau'r
Spring Term
Telephone
1268-4 The concert promises to be
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HOYT‘S THEATRE.
The final bill of the Lenten season
will he present at Hoyt's Theatre
all
The management assures thematronn
of the‘ popular playhouse that the
show for the rest of the week will he
H. J.
Plans drawn for all kinds of private
buildings, residences. etc. Plans, upon i-
ticntions and estimates given.
Merrill
Business Colleges ’
\
Begins Monday
April 13th
A course, of study in Steam 4
him shorthand Typewrittng.
Bookkeeping and Modol Dillon
Training; is a Key to Beacons
TRIPP;
Architect and
Mechanical
Draéftsman w
“4:,
Also
kinds of mechanical drawing done.
mraclugand bleu printing done. liens“ END” NOW- [3001“. W!»
unable. E W , Free. .
48 FRANO' S EET
. . . south ‘Ncrwatk. sumo.
Tol.m~12. film-wold Conny] Port Otto-tor. ,
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offered since the present company
tool: hold at the place
3.
we...“ ”a W n»—
The usual live acts of vaudeville
act town bound to be a woman»: "
gather with the highclass motion pic
" in. mm than incurred as so
mil hunt on motto night Wmunmaomwum
mum-m m um cum!
“a nf-«jnfoJJ-‘a v um,
er ‘Fhiitn‘ ‘ ' ' ‘
New and Exclusive Models
‘ “01!th :M‘m...
canto: bottoms Lora
wast .a’no Law: an. .:.
um on Mr tartan. :1
wumu compo-won. _
ammo crummy, Imam.
3. ill hymn 8t .00.. inc. .
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