’ ply fertilizers. Werec rec
ommend Sheep Manure
I as being the best and
trongest fertilizer on the
market for lavvn or gar-
den. In convenient bags
1611100 1bs.,"‘50 lbs., 25 lbs.
/
Hazelton
Coal
u l‘
V‘The 11. trembleuns'oncti
. 'TEL. 294. 122 WATER ST.
is the one building 111uterisl that line kept pace with. present day ‘
demands and that explains why frame houses can be built cheaper. _ -
1111111111111 other kind otgtio‘iimupuon.‘ Labor is the-big item I11 build-
ing but the lumber dealerémwntacturer has side-stepped this for you
by doing the dresel: g and finishing by machine making it possible '
ior your carpenter to do a larger day’s work then won paesible
yours ago with rough. splintery stock ‘
“There's No Pines Like Home "
The llatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH VORWALK» CONN.
I 14—16 WALL ST.
in sets or single pieces.
The; Norwalk' Furniture House
Tel. Orders VPrqrnptly Delivered.
Next Week '18 Wedding Week
Give Furniture
1 have the largest stock at the lowest .prices
Clinlrs. Rocking (‘huirs' Fancy Chairs Fancy Tables, llicssing Tubles,
(l'1il’fouie1s Bureaus, Brass and Ensmelled Beds;
1 DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Dining Tables, Serving Tables, Buffets. Ghinn Closets nud Choirs
in town. Morris
r
DOES
THAT COUCH OR CHAIR NEED
NEW UPHOLSTERY AND A LIT-
TLE VARNISH TO BRIGHTEN IT
UP?
Try us. We will make it look
like new at much less~ than new
would cost you. A'phonc call will
bring us to you.
KOHN BROS.
72 N, Main 5!. Phone 336-4.
at
COAL
.. Before you by in your
'i_.‘onl for next wintcr
_ ,bnshols from
William Efi'ron
You will find thut the coal sees
unlit-s
Not; Chokers
and does not injurn
supply of
Il'_\' 11. few
to
illc gl'fllt‘.
3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK
Tel“. 441 Tel. 441.
JUNK DEALER
‘ You only need write :1 postal or
phone to Win. Eitron and you will
'get a ready market for things which
you don't want, such as rugs, primers,
bottles. rubbers, scrnpiron, motels,
fifeather beds a specialty. We are
Melting for your call. \\'111. l1ltl’1'on,
Rowan St. Tel. 441.
.i
FANCV “BASKETS
of choice fruits looks the most.
acceptable gifts to lnvnlids 01'
travelers.
Let us propnrc for you 11 llil'fi- I
lief. of
FINE FRUITS
tor lfidslcr 11nd llllllt‘l' it \\ hm .
‘evcr‘ you wish. '1
For lltlilt1|1~'11 ion will Ilnd llu1
1vni'lct,1'”11ui| mutiny of our fruits
exccptlonel.
-lehiotto 81 Co. ii
Music Hall Block i2:
A Ful Line
of Japanese and
Chinese Mattings
will lit' found in our
llonsp Furnishings.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Bullqu,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy SECJltl'Ilfllld Furniture.
1:111:11 stock of
-~—__
1"." we": fit “'1'. nu; '
LOOK
Brand’s Window
See the open
\\1'utcl1cs_ Clocks,
Optical Goods
LOOK
IN BRAND'S WINDOW
priccs on
Jewelry,
138 WASHINGTON STREET
WANTS VALUE PLACED
Bildgeport Hydraulic Company Wants
Land to Make Water More Pure.
'l‘ho lh'ldpcporl liydruulic (knupnuy
hos petitioned
court
BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATIONS.
“hm...
Good Work Being Done by Them In
Connecticut Towns. 1
Through the efforts of the l’uttmur
Business Men‘s Association, a strongt
III will" Illilll
command This
W
president in 1916 met with failure.
resolution to that end was adopted by
ed out of order.
Resolutions passed by the
man national committee last December
.fixlng the basis of representation in
the next. national convention were sp-
|1roved unanimously.
The platform as adopted condemns
the national Democratic udminlstru-,
tion for what is declared to he
"hurried surrender to Greut Britain in
the mutter of the Panama Cabal";
its “violation of platform pledges,”
11nd its “vague vucilleting policy"
Idculing with conditions in Mexico.
Notionnl prohibition is fuvored.
'l‘he il ilderwood tariff low is churuc
Lorrized es “unjustly sectional 11nd
menace to our industries."
A. workmen's compensationul law;
11 low limiting the work of women '11ud
1
ll
children in factories to M hours 11.
hellot reform‘
week; 11101111111 sull’ruge;
Move to Have ills Republican :'
1 State Convention 11.11.1111. ll '
AUGUST. 1. 119., April 9 ——A move to '.
lieve the Republican state couvention‘
1600111111end the nomination of Col. 1-
Theodore Roosevelt as 11 candidate for f
A I
the Republican caucus oi! the Town . ‘
of Yurmouth, was offered as an amend.
ment to the pultform, but was declar- :j'j
liepublh '
its‘
in ..
in
1%
trude.
'prlocs.
1
‘: 9‘05“?
Another Big Ship-
ment of Ladies’
Suits Cd. Coats-
llus arrived just in time for 1111.» lust. rush of the Muster
Many models not before exhibited will be on view,
representing the very lutcst stylce, shades tllld mntcriuls.
New Lingerie Weists
()f merry novel and lute designs, at, a wide
Stylish Silk Waisots
A very special leue in white only at $20
Silk Underskirts
111's. bewildering variety of colors.
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY TODAY.
.,""u,e.-n ‘..'.
more... My]
range or
.WDOCWII 1331!- 313C“;
Wilt”! DICKEKIQC
Togo? «(incu-
.IIEAVV IIIIIIEIITOIIEIII
WALL b’TIIEET ISSUES
I
l m
”I'II‘EIII‘III I” I‘ I'II”IIIIIII “Wk ““5 “0"” and 11 presidential preference prlmnri‘? I I' l
urouscd in that sity. 11ml lust evening
on cnthusiustic meeting wus held at.
which plnns were made to make Put—
nam a1 regulur “Spotless town.“ Every-
mcnt and thcrc. was 11 large ntcndnnce
nl lllt‘ lllt‘t‘ilJK. 'l‘he nocceszsnry
mittens wcrc uppolntcd and it Is 11;-
prctcd [but the work,
you. will go through with 11 rush.
l1‘ntl1usiusm for thc success of Muir
(hunts \\t'i'li in .\‘orwicl1-—-vt‘rom ‘al-
111d.1y. \prll 1s, to Summit) \piill ..
cil1'..1nd lllt' dean of them nil lltv.
.llowc. l)_ l)., tor (-H-r ill \I'urs pus-
tor I'm-l1 (‘o:1.1:1'dpzutionnl ('hutch.
is the first to urrnngv to prcoch :1 spec-
(Killi-
whon once hu-
1
\
ill'
lnl sermon on Sunday in .\lor<'hnnts‘
woo-Ir I’l'nctlcnlh oil lhc churches
huvc 1'1-1H'esciitnlivc Incinlwrs I11 the:
llourd of Trade and l-lnsincss Men‘s;
Associnlion, so that Mcrchunts‘ week
Sundoy \vili huvc spurinl significance
lnr every conuregniion.
Al the rot-uni morning of
rlnizton Business
rcports wcrc rend by the rcprcscntu
liics who ntcnded the nnnunl bunuuol
:11 lhc Sluic Business .\lcn's Assoc-hr».
tion 111 llnrtl‘ord, George P. i1‘111'71hnm
made 11 rcport on the question of tho
consolidntion of borough and
government. The special committee
on corporations rondcred the report
ol its investigation. The committee 011I
the annual banquet to be held \prii
‘lb made 1111 interesting report. Follow.
ing the business meeting 1111 cntcr-
tuinmeni wus prcecntcd 11nd luncheon.
served.
llli‘ 'l‘or»
\Icn‘s
Recognizing the incl that there is 111‘
number of women in the city who
own thcir own houses or other build—
lugs, the committee of the Bridge-
port Business Men’s Association which
1 ' ON REDDING pRQPERTy hits the meeting next 'I‘llnis‘dny even“ was (opposed 1111 a hum of
ing in charge has decided to extend"
llli} invitations to the meeting to thi-
women of the city. I1‘rtlnklin ll, Wont—
worth, secretory of the .\'11lonul Fire
.»\sso'i'lntio:1,'
town 1
11rc udvocuted.
.~ui1lrcsscs were delivered by t‘on-
pressnuin l’. H. Kelley, of Michigan.
11nd Congressmen John A. Peters.
and former Governors lit-rt .\'I. l1‘cr-
uuld and William 'i‘. (“111111.
The
Lillinn
.\l. X. Stevens, lutl1 hch of the
men's (‘hrislinn 'l‘empcrnnt'c i'uion,
BLAIMS lMIIIEIlS WERE
IIIIFAIRLV TREAI’EII‘
\\‘.\Slll.\'(l’l‘i).\'. April li.r~i‘l1'.1r1:cs
by 81111111111 (lonmcrs, l’rcsldcnl of the
.lmuricnn 11‘1-tit'1'1ili011 of Labor, thni
1l11-1 \\‘cstnru li‘ctici‘tllioll ol‘ Minors hue
not beci trcutvd l‘uil'ly in, the ("uln-
mct copper slrihu, and criticisms of
the principles of compulsory urbitru-
lion in labor disputes by l‘cprcsontnv
lives of both employers and employee
today umrkcd tho closc of the first
or u scrious of hearings by tho llnltcd‘,
Sluice lnduslriul liclutions connois-
sion on collectIVe bargaining.
The Western Federation of Miners,
Yilr. (tempers said, had been given 11‘
bud name In its enemies and by on.
old declaration of princuflgs adopted“
yours 111:0 He declared the members
oi the 111‘13'1101'11111111 have conducted
themselves peaceably and fairly nl
i‘ulumet. 11nd thut for the last few
'years the organization has been
of
body in the city bus heard of the move— ' . $1“, ircsidod; (‘,()\'pr1‘1or Hnines
. Menu. 1 1
convention paused in its delib-
erations to ndopt :1 resolution paying
‘ tribnto lo the incinory of Mrs.
WW
1 .\‘l12\\' YUItls, April il.r~~’l'l1c princi-
pal 1110111111111ul in the stock nutrket to-
uny was among the industrinis 11nd
wcuhcr rnilt'ond shurcs. 11 number or
which declinedshurply. ’l‘hc merit-1t
11:: 11. whole wns uneven. with 11 hcuvy
undertone. Sentiment was bearish,
uud the inclination professional
trndl'l's to lulu: 11111 short sidc wns
twprcsscd in llll‘ grndunl l'nllinu away.
of vulucs. which uhunntcly bronchi
lhc list to 11 lowx'r Icrcl despite oc~
rusiomll rallies.
i’rcssnrc (‘tlllV‘l‘gUtl on Slot-I, in
\1 hich n lurxo- proportion of thc dny's
businuss \l'li.\ lrunsnctcd. I'l‘hls stock
one thrown (lli'l' in lots of 1.001) to
22,300 shares 'l‘rndcrs ro'gnrdml ritual
:11; n pultlculurly itimd short solo to«
(lay on account of the general liclict
that the .\lurcl1 tonnage ligurcs, to he
reported lounu'row, will rovcul 11 de-
cidcd l‘ulliug 0.1. t'urrent estimuics
culled for 11 shrlnltuuc lithium ions or
‘lllhl‘i‘ in unlillcd orders. Reports of
lumber price cuts 11nd 11111 suggéstion
cf lrndc authorities that “111:1: reduc-
tions might be iii-r-(eisni'y, inlcnsihod
l'cnrish sculiment toward the 'Stel'l
stocks. Slum-s ol indi'pcndi-1nl co1u~
panics, us well as United States Steel,
\\ are lower. l
Foreign selling started the market
downward. l3 prone sold Cunndinn 1'11;
ciiic, Steel and Kansas and Torus!
Canadian Pacific snggcd to lilti $1.8.th'1I
lowest of several years. Kansas and
Texas was unlondcd by Dutch holders,
woh l'cured ‘ihut a reduction of the
(lividendvon the preferred would be
of
“III" mode by the directors this month. llur-
SGI‘VMI“? I“ Ii“ general “IIIIIIde- log the eight. months of the fist-111 your
Tllt‘ Canadian industrial IIINII‘III‘i‘ earnings on this stock have been at
nct. under which employers and cm-
.ploycs nrc forced to defer drastic m1-
tlon until arbitration has been tried.
'sluvory"
the rule of only 2.1:”) per cent. It wus
forced down more than four points. 1
till shares ugnin wcukcncd in sym-
l~utl1y Willi the decline on the Club of
by Ml‘. lompers. W. 1.. Mackenzie stocks in the Stnndurd ()il group. lloth
KIWI. I'ili'll‘ii’l‘ Minister 0" ”III“? “I linmely issues made new low records,
i‘nnnda, dcl‘cuded it us on excellent the preferrcd losing four points.
method of molding lubor troubles.
the illvil Superidr III."I“‘-‘IV" ASSOCINIOH 0" l308l031. IS toer. King milled illnt he fuvored any
1-01. the nppoiulment of three be the speuhcr, 11nd ho is :1 men very"
moons of reaching lubor disputes
disinterested llcreons to place 11 vul 1 III‘I’IIIIIINII III IIII-‘I III‘III- “9 “'III SIIO“ “'Iiii‘ll \“illIIiI RI"! llilIlIIiilil'.
upon the hind ow 111111 by 11) mory,
ding, 11nd \\'(lll h
1'lnlntll'l‘. 'i‘hc.
Sanford lllllil drnins into the Aspe-
luck river. which supplies Iwntln
the ”(unlock rescrmir.
lly securing,r the Sunl‘ord loud. the
plnlullll’ cluirue lluit the wntcr will he
more pure nud whlh1 :1 number of
attempts lmve been mode to 111111 b 1111 added possmnmeg
nmocmeni with the owners of the
hind concerning 11 price for the prop-
ii'ly, nothing has been uncomplished.
.ludizc Joseph ‘1’. ’l‘ulilc llllii llxcd Aprll
:1 us the dny for tho henriui: upon
thc politlon.
i W’Mm“”“"m“‘. ,
(.locd lenunls ore to be hudm—ror
the advertising.
Tile .15 Sale D
fer long or short intervals.
‘1 The Storage Ratesarev
L.
Cidh’fi
eposit Vaults
I The South Norvvalk Savings Bank l
Not only protect your valuables and private papers, but am— 1
pie room is prov1dcd for storing trunks. pictures rugs. and
ether bulky articles of value while your residence 15 closed
cry. reasonable.
l
.\1111' moving pictures of fire scenes, and]
gurot A.:111d .\lnry S Sanford in Red “II” “I ‘I IIII‘IOIVV lire TIIIII “III I’IeSI’I’I‘ll
iq wanted bv the renditions to the people as nothingl
lullcr pm”... thut the ulsc could do out] these pictures wIill
be quite dil‘t‘clent from anything cvcrl
3.1m .uccu iu the mining picture line.
OPPORTUNITIES.
ML
[Ouch tiny brings new opportunities.
101' those who
the silveto their chances and quick
to tune summarize or conditions.
There is always a wuy for the con-
tit‘lclliloufl. skilled worker to get
Jlil1eiiil--~-\'~'1'Ite u Sentinel Want Ad..
‘stating briefly and concisely your ex-
pcl'lctlccs; roll or your proficiency and
‘scuk :1 position where energetic, well-
‘(lll‘tIl'It‘il
service will result in definite
'ndvu necxucni.
‘ skilled specialists
3, professional and business experts—«all
' nro 111 the command of the users of
The help wanted columns of r111
Sentinel covrr every iveuitlmute line
of human endeavor. Cooks. sales
people, stenugrnphers, maids, nurses,
in various lines,
Nitrlllllcl Wants
Sentinel Wants are 11 qulult action
and Inexpensive means of
CiilI‘Ti. They afford a (Meet wry oi
carrying 11 nicesago to the ones who
. will bn most Impreslml
(lilicer Wallace l‘t. Sammie, of the
South ‘Iorwnlk police force ls enjoy-
ing 11 v nation. from the 81b to the
rmrsmmvmmemmemocmmmmmomomm1.05m.. 1. I’II‘v I’I‘II‘I’II‘I' . ,
commem- ‘
w.— V .._......._.. ..,.... _ .
MATHS Mil] mFlllIEllllLS
Funeral of Hamilton Lawrence.
The trend of the bond market was
toward 11 lower level. ulthough some
‘issues udvnnccd. liock lslund Collet-
crnls llell a pdnt to nuothcr low. level.
Total sales par value $2,020,000,
ll. S. 2's Registered declined 1-8; 2's
(oupon, 1-4, and Fours Registered I41
on cull.
\
The funeral services of ilumillonI. Th“ 3'“ Coupon advanced M' 7.
‘lmwrence were held from his into} M" W”'"“"— i
theme in School strocl, lust night, at LOVETT LEAVES B. &. 0. j
7 o‘clock. ltov, lilruest l1‘.'.\i:1c(lr(11.1:1)1' NEW YORK, April tl.~ Robert S.
ItllI'lwllillll‘il Al'icr the services the Lovctt, chuirinun oi‘1 the Union Pacific
‘ body 11'
Ito Albany. N. Y.,
;'pl:1cc loduy.
3 Mrs. M. J, Foster
Airs. Murin Jennings Foster, wife oi?
llcnjumln W. r‘ostcr, died yesterdliy,
7i; yours.
illlltlilg the older residents ‘ol’ Greens
Forum. The i'uncrul serviecs will be
held Saturday ulternoon still o'clock.
lhn'inl will be in \\"illowbrook come-
t.r1.11y,\\uslpoil
'l he N‘olwnlk (11111 i luh will hold its
11nd it is expected there will
|goodly number ill the rubric
cup IS to bo 111cm "Hill to the winner of
the shout.
...e.-.......1....»..
on ill candidates of tirouol'o Council,
titr-cnwlch, tomorrow 11111111..
o
“4...“...— q... 1...»...mmm... mu
'l‘odny 11.11111 first anniversary
11111112151111, of $0111.11 Muln street.
11s |lllt('t’ll on :1 train and token
whcrc interment took
ut her home in Greene ‘Furms, ngeib
Mrs. Foster was well known;
IIOIIII I‘II‘I‘U shoot tomorrow morning, ,
be a over its own specially built right. of»
A loving, wuy to illdtllelown is sold to be with-
liailrotlti Compuny, hue resigned as 11
director of the ihilthnorc 8: (Ohio linil-
.roed Company. W. Avcrill ilnrrinmu,
Cson of the late It}. H. Hurrimnn, was
.electcd to succeed him. Announcc-
" plant of this was nuule toduy. 1
Assoclntes of Judge Lovell. who is
now on his wuy home from 1111 extend-
ed tour of the Orient. expressed the no.1
lief that his retirement from the Bob
tiinore (in Ohio is due in port to his
interest in the l} 1k: linllroud, of which
be Is u.‘dlrector.
lr
PDSED
An extension of Shore Line trolley
in the possibilities of the near future.
.lluccntly it had bet-111 expected that the
Shore Line might tuke over the Valley. I
('uihollc Union i‘louucll Knights or branch to Middleton 11 llltll use it for
(l1chunbus. will lWill'li the first degree 11 trolley rend hell.
People living in the section have.
been told that the Shore lino 1111s“
$200, 000 uvuiluble for the job and that
of it can be built it people on the route
the lnali‘lttiw ol’ Mr. and Mrs. «li‘runk .l. will mine ilnotbor $200,000 to
eOVBrY
l
1
cost of construction.
1 11
I shone LINE exrsusmn PRO- 1
Come and
let us
demonstrate
to you the
Beautiful
Hoosier
Kitchen
Cabinet
good llouscltccpcr.
Hoosier
“U"hite Beauty”
"Advertised in Lending Magazine:
which is so dc.1r to N 1 1'_\
(low in vour lilli‘llt‘il you would not glvc it up for don‘il.-
‘l\(‘ i:
WE SELL THESE ON EASY PAYMENTS.
[lili‘f _\(1l paid 101'
I new llnlnincunns 111. $10. '
”‘11 NORTH MAIN ST.
SPECIAL
Easter Offerings
Gotilieb’s
$7 8. S10
MEN’S CLOTHING STORE
Included in our line of
Men’s $10 Suite
111'.» 11” the luicst fabrics in ocrgcs, pluin 11nd l'nncy: pour-ii stripes.
uni-row 11nd wido; cussimci'o 1., and fancy pray, brown and durlt
mixed worstcds. Antony. the styles thcrc 111111, the. couscrvntivc
thrcc button sucks; the new two button models with roll collur
and patch pockets; theNorl’ollts null scnii-Noriollis. 'l‘hc cutirv
line'jils clnssy und unto-lhc-rnlnutcv 1111(111y sullhbcim,r worth all.
lensi $13. 11nd 1111 will be sold ul. oru 11.111.11.111 price. of
$10.
We have ulso .11 complcle line of ’l‘Ul’ (‘OA'l‘S Ilu'lmllllu tho
BOYS’ SUITS
ln liioy‘s' Suits We have ulwui's boon uncxcullcd 11ml ’l‘lll;l YEAH
we are offering 11 selection of stylish, duruble 11nd roastinnbly 111'ch
ell lioys’ Suits that. will surpass in mint,» those of i'oi'nmi' yours.
Prices ranging from $2 to $7.
We, have bloc 1'1. full line of MEN'S 11nd HOV." l1‘illiNlSlllNilil
ut mnsonnblo prices.
Gottlieb’s
$7: and, $10 Clothing Store
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler