in ow Draperies Locum assortment at Dotted lavas. Serious and Madras in white. swearing Ipd'colortxl denim... white Rumofiur‘tains at 391: and 501; Double Curtains with colored bor- dennt .. 55¢ Lsoefluminsmm ......50:to$350 E. K BANKS "checkouts Hotel Block, (is. Ndwik. 1“ 1 I WEATHER FORECAST. "For Norwalk and. vicinity; Fair to-: .night with freezing temperatures;l Tuesday fair and slightly warmer;l gentle to moderate north to northeast breezes. A disturbance central on the West Gulf coast ls causing cloudy and! showery weather in Texas and ouis~ ‘iana. Pleasant weather prevails gen? orally in all other districts east of the Rocky Mountains. An area of high} pressure over the Lake region is producing low temperatures for the season of the year in the central and eastern districts. White River, Cong ada, reported it degrees below zero. , WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: 50; high, 57‘ Rain. bow, The big gate of Hershfleld's place was blown down by the wind yester- (is). r.“ v . t. ‘5" . .. _ J \‘ . . There were a great many visitors at; lioton Point yesterday, many taking pictures of changes already made. Ut‘flcer Reynolds reported to the tire . department yesterday a tire on the‘ city dump. it was extinguished. I ——Back of that sign you find every- thing good in custom clothes. What sign? The sign of the Tiger R. E. Dibble. A months' rnind mass for the late7 James J. Dowd, will be held in St. Josa eph's Church tomorrow morning all 7:30 o'clock, . l The Young People's Social Club mail with Miss Sadie Taradash, at 38 West: .strect, last evening. The members had a very enjoyable time. l The building committee of Uncaa Tribe. l. O. R. M., will meet this evei sing. Preparations for the dedica~ tion of the new Wigwam will be made and arrangements tor the purchase 01’. chairs for the stations made. «Did you see my new sign? No. Well then Just look for the Tiger‘s Mead. It's the only one on the street. R. E. ‘Dibble, 76 Washingtovtrcet. A strange Italian was dimmed out of 35 'by two clever fellow countrymen. on Saturday. The man had been in So. 'Norwalk. The film fiam game was .worked In New York city, The police have a report on the case, . "Money", on ever interesting topic is treated 'by the new advertisement of the City National Blink, in The Ben: tlnel today. Money is something whichi has always been a pertinent questioni wunan, woman and child. without money little is possible. . The house committee oiItho Nora walk Yacht Club has engaged Thor's-t ton 0 Stabell as janitor of the club at; Hickory that: for the ensuing seasom 'and he ,will begin his duties on May 1st Mrs. Stabell has also been en~ gaged as assistant at the club hqusei during the months of! June, July. August and September 1 mm Photo Supplies , Films Plates. Printing Frames Do winning Trays. Graduates. Funnels and overruling not use in Photons our. . SWowll Corporation Will smear Standard Fashion Book 20c Just out. Patterns tree with each - WM. P. BEERS . Book and Stationery .aton. South Not-walk. Nor-walk ..._._—_—.-._—— Harvester ‘ On Sale at'Our Store. Wednesday For 4 5 (its iieen Selling at $1.313. DONNELLY'S srartoussv AND BOOK arose in soon-1 "any arses-r. Garden Implements Iron Rakes Spades. Forks Hoes, Shevels. Trcwels Water Pots, Rub- ber Hose, Etc. Albert F. Gehebe 254 West Washington St., South Nor-walk. Phone 1069-2. ' Prompt Deni/cry. W...— Thamer OCU LISTS AND OPTICIANS SURPRISE AND JOY replace prejudice against bifocal glasses when you have seen our KRYPTOK iNVISiBLE DOUBLE VISION LENSES. We retain OCULLSTS—Phyaic. iansof long experience—«Ito- exam.- ine eyes. 87 Arthritis Sonar-o. Stamford. Conn. Sominer Number ‘ Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897 Sentinel Ads Will catch the C 1 1'; 1" .n it" attention and attract; New Business to Your Es- tablishmentx mit. Quarter sawed mission finishes. Embodying the very. best values we have ever been able to sub- all oa-,k Price $322.50, which is absolute saving of one-third the regular price. This is an exceptional money saving opportunity. (‘nll and be convinced. A J. Collins 8. Company FUNERAL otsscrons AND EMBALMEae Telephone 7_47 f Frederick Nest, of Patterson, N. J., will visit for a few days with Mr. and! Mrs J. M Steiner, of Edward street. Miss Madeline Magner has gone to New London where she will spend the ,remainder of this week visiting with friends. 1 r. . .. An executiveI meeting of .the coun- Mt'll of the local Boy Scouts will be held Thursday evening. Some impor tent matters are to come before the WQA’LKS CEMENT, ooucssrs, WALK5.. ASPHALT. TAR ASH GRAVEL A RE- LAiD. REPAIRED OR NEW. 73? RAYMOND BROTHERS ND FLAG- board. _. Dewatt Pepper. of issue street is a proud father today of a baby girl, which was born last night. child and her mother are doing niec- .I.v. ~ ' '1 """"""" Dr. Royal L, Higgins, of West ave- nue, remains in an unchanged condi- , ltion. which is critical. He has double [F :You want your house or store wired You need an electric motor 21...... EVERY’PHING 3533'»... ELECTRICAL . u... TRY You want an electrician in a hurry Eilcfl'icll . ' Supplies. r Ropslrs. US we will not overcharge you and will guarantm the work. THE WHITE ELECTRIC ICC. (WWW ELECTRICAt. CONTRACTORS. SOUTH! NORWALK 64 WATER 8T. Tm. many exclusive features that are found only on PHONE 342$. Moyer Motor Cars Are not merely "talking points" but practical appliances that have proves their worth in the Meyer lottery, and on the road. Price with FOURS. $2.500 Complete Equipment Demonstrations on request. OSCAR H. BANKS Distributer for Folri‘ield Conn y, SIXEs,“53;2‘€o“—“ _ River Street. Norwaik Conn. Senunet it Brings‘ Res ults , - pneumonih which developed from a '. ' -. - cold contracted the iirst part of last week. 0 B JaCkson 58 WALL ETREET ,.. Little Homer Dauchev of Leonard , ' ' NORWALK- street. pushed in a cardboard which ' PHONE 488. had been tacked on one of the win- 0])than .dows where a glass pane had been ‘1 0 “broken in the shoe shop of Csssalesd Everything In the Optical Line on River street last night and enter- :" . ed the place. Nothing was taken and I m because of the boy's youth no charge Eyes Exa lned Free- will be preferred, A meeting of those interested in the! .. V Norwalk-New Canaan trolley line'will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. F. \V. t‘onklin, of New York, is to be present, and talk up the project. it ‘ is expected that. the committee will go over the proposed route in Samuel Lyues' automobile previous to the meeting. ii “In," The electric current in South Nor- 'wnlk suddenly went out of business S'ssterdsy morning at 12:10 o’clock. wl‘Illt‘ the electrical commissioners were having a midnight session at the . mum-1pm1.0.1... it is the custom to .. shut oft us much of the machinery as -- pessible during the night, and this was ' done about 12 o‘tlock. Apparently ’1 someone put on an unusually heavy .. load utter that time, and it put the . plant out of business it took some -- make the lights burn again, I CLEVER WITH ms FISTS. John Paul Jones in :1 Fight Wu II ' Quick u chain Lightning. The exploits of John Paul Jones, the famous commodore little for many years i‘ornlcd interesting reading for a volume issued by M.‘ lint-Dermot Crawford. under the title "The Suilor Whom Englu’nd Feared." odds much that Is worthy of note. The hero or the book is thus described in its pages: "‘ “Though of low stature and slender build. his neck, arms and shoulders were those of 11 heuvy set man. His neck was out of proportion to the rest at him. The strength of his arms nnd shoulders could scarcely be believed. ‘nntl he lrod‘equul use of both hands, the right hund. “lie was past master in the art of boxing. and though there were many hard nuts to crock in the various crows , he commanded. no one ever doubted _ that the commodore was the best mun ohourd. To all this he added 11 quick nose of motion that cannot be describ- ed except by saying illnt hewus quick- er than chain lightning. When roused he would strike more blows and do ' snore damage in 11 second thnn any oth- er man could do in a minute. "Even when calm and utu‘uillcd his . gnii undnll his bodily motions were exactly like thoseI oi‘ the panther-e noiseless, sleek and the perfection of ‘1 grace. yet always giving one the idea that it would be well to keep out or As the Easter rush is over we hays a few brokendots in .Suits ‘ which We are closing out at prices to suit. every lady’s purse. The Suits come in one and two tier skirts and are in all the latest ' materials and coloringo 11‘ ‘ ‘ . Guaranteed cravenetted. satin yoked, sleeves linedtfeo'ery seam '1 strained and stitched Just received a large shipment of Washllros plain cranes, rice cloth, in fact all the new «summer materials. 3.’ 4 -.....-..-.11..a..1.1-...rn .. y BALMAOAANS. .~ , p. .”nu...””nu-”nu...”HIV” We invite you to call to sea the new summer creations. 120 Wishinml‘ M. M. normed s sou $12.98 up 1 $9.98 ‘ sea wig) figured and ll guv'nor. reach of his pnwa 11nd tooth " 'l‘he husbandswhqgvvalk in their sit on ‘ Make happy the women they marry. : .F‘or then iii the babies should weep, J: Thoy' re passed to their fathers to carry. ~Judge. “Everybody says we are engaged,” sold Miss Antique. “What or that? Nobody believes 11." .._ .44., Louis Post-Dispatch. ' High “Riv or living‘s aiwiiys "Just about t W . But it? 'or attains the toppling point at a “ ‘ «Memphis Commercial Appeal. i Counsel ~ I’m sorry I couldn't do 1 more for you.- ,- c, 0onvictsd GlienhDont mention it. Ain’t. live yours enough?»— ‘.Loudon Opinion. 1‘. . Both the ' young and old students of history. and ' oven to writing with the left as well as ‘ SUITS like those are bciug .worn by fashionably drcescd women. ' is our SYSTEM oi' AN UMBRELLA TAIL. it Servos Many Purposes For the South American Anteater. One oi.“ the old nnturu‘l history stories lilill have been only hulf-boliovcd is lillll lhcvSouih American unit-nier uses it» [grout husky full as on uutbl‘ellu wlwu over it takes its \villks :lill'tliiil in .I. shower. The storyispnrily true. .\Ilil the 1: ill hits ctliol excellent uses 11.11111 might suppose of so CXll‘ilill'tl lll.ll\‘ :lli uppcndtwe, l‘oI pmliups no other :lil moi of the woods bus so much lull in proportion to body. The toll is like 11 inure plump. Lot differs from the i'eutllcr 11nd from such ilui. fentbethllko tails us form the rod '1ch and balancing poles or the stptir rcls in iutving itd’iiuits arranged in two enormous fringes along the uppcl 111111 untior surfaces of the tail-11.»! niong the sides of it. The benefit of this arrangement is that when the anteater ‘iios down :11 rest. with his tail bent sldcwisc. 11s is his wont. the long links. of the 111i! completely cover the body like 11 clock or umbrelin and shed the ruin iiktI :1 sloping thatch. The hairy covering is also useful in keeping away trouble sonnI or dangerous insects. and its dull gray tint hurmonlzes so well with tiltI lights and shadows of the forest that it actually helps to hide the animal from its enchilos while it slccps.—~Youth's (.‘ompuniou. AUTO TRUCKS ARE‘ READY liolh new fire trucks are. ready 11nd will go into commission tonight, They will be fully equipped and given a short r1111 for inspection purposes this' I: time for the employee of the plant to “““noon b‘ “187 Gt‘dlllt‘ W BUSM- mum-S. ‘. ascertain the cause of the trouble, and", ‘ dos and will take their places in the tire houses tonight. Analyzing a Raindrop. Rainwater 11s it loaves the clouds is pure. As it passes through the utmos— pllot'e it absorbs more or loss carbonic acid gas and nir. which it carries with it into tho g1ountl..\s it socps through the upper soil it “ill gonei .1lly nbso1b still moreI carbonic acid use from the decaying animul 11nd \‘cgciilillc matter lulmost always present. Should the wutcr full on insoluhltI rocks, such as prunitc or murblo, it will remain fairly pure. llut if it passes tlu'ough n luycr of lltnosionc tho carbonic hold nus which it carries will onusc lt to 1lls~ solve away this rot-k, and as u l‘i‘filllt incur-bonnie of lime will lll‘ proscnt in the water. layer of sulpliutc of lime or gypsum. the water will contnlu 11 inure amount of this inutcritti. It is gcnrmllv lumun that the bi- ctttliouutos of lime and mumwslu \vhcu present. in “it! 11 Mo form it conipllru- ilvcly soft scale: the chloridcs illlll itiirutcs urc opt to churn corrosion. and Hit» stills of 14111111 11111] potash pres- out \ihllu not settle forming. are opt in cuuso t‘ouul‘luu 11 lll‘ll suiilt icntly corn 1 onil‘uicd «Power. * Sunlight and Fresh Air. The word disinfectant. has become a household form, and slower every one knows that it means something that destroys gdl'tns. though compuruilvcly i’cw know what, Olll‘Jltih‘t 11nd chcupost disinfocluuiu are. The most. useful untl oiilcicut all round disinfectant that we have is the sun, and the Mr is his worthy oily. lt‘rcsh 11lr dilutes norms its \l‘iliill’ (li- luios lth. and the lusticst nermrwill quick y curl up its loos 11ml die if cit» post-d to lhe.SllllliL§lll‘.. llttt ft-osu' air so of course we usually prci‘tw to use some dislufcciuut that smells bud 11nd . can be bought. ut the drug store. Opt-11 windows 11nd roiled 11p alludes would save runny lives but whttt do we have windows 11nd shades for if not to keep thcm down? Besides. if 11m: left them up it wouldlct in the flies and rode the carpets. so We pum- per the germs undemploy the doctor.»- Rill‘ill New Yorker. I-u—I There was a. chimney the at the Memoir home at 6 Clay street yestcr day. No damage resulted. Property owners 11.111... Sentinel Went Adi. in sailing buyers or ten list» an: aunt cost or “W- They are the styles ihut the style experts have pronounced correct and fashion- able for this SPRING 11nd SUMMER. You won't find a better collection of Suits at these prices 1101' 11 better store to den] with, and of vital importance JASY PAYMENTS. Prices .. . . . $12.50 ‘0 $35.00 Joconby’s Opp. lloyt’s Theatre 'l, .llullettc's. ' Should it puss .ihrough u , rind sunlight 111's ubuutluni: 11nd clump. + the Advertisers " Where and What to Buy Without a doubt a most remarkable tuoneyvsaviug opportunity is offered in today's advertisement of the A. J. Col. line (30.. which calls your attention to. a massive mission library table of quarter somed 011k in all finishes. You should call and be convinced it you need anything in the library line. 1 Harvester on sale at Donnelly‘s, Wednesday. for «line. Has been selling at $1.35. All styles' of rompers for will be found at the N. .pany. children l‘Z. it you Conn Suits and liuimut'hnus Mol- rasch and 8011's. iii .\l, ’l‘he suits at .lucoin's are thc kinds that you sec on lilt' fashionably dream. ed women of today. Soc adv. New at. shapes at special prices Road about summer frocks in the i). ll, Read adv. ‘ A... W. l’. Beers is advertising the sum- mer number of llip Statulnrd Fashion iiook. Read the Special oil'ci' in the Royal ilrovel‘y udv. ' Dainty uccltwunr for 'l‘ristrsm and ilvnttfs.‘ .lortlon silk 11ml fabric gloves at J. women at Spring,r styles in shoes that 111cct the approval of cvvry careful dresser at. (I'onneully und Brackcu's. at Stillson-l’ou'ell sec ndv. 1 Photo supplies (fornporutlon. lluvoy's 300 blend coffee is ()ilt‘ that. pleases. thousands. Sec ' adv. llnsebull goods and Norwulk iiin‘hhi'“ School pennants at i‘h-iggcrmuu's. Good (linker iii, ihc Mansion House tomorrow. I Read about the i’t'itlo oli' Noru'ullc tobacco ut Limit-13's. The disposition of liiency lit orb-u 11. troublesome question. The City N11.- tlonnl liunk oil'crs you a solution of, ‘ the matter. . . ‘ Everything dependable for the “‘“9‘ mobile may be purcliuscd st W. IL" iinni‘ord' s. I The Norwulk. Furniture House in 1th vertising the largest line oi? refriger- ators and ice boxes in The Norwulltsn See tidy ‘ , The South Norvmlk Fruit “and Mom or Company invite you to patronize your home florist. They have cti tlowtars every day, plants or all dots criptions and fruit in nbuiidxtncc. The prices are right. 1). Gottlleb, the t7 and $10 cloth, plan. is advertising the best line mans and boys suits furnishings, on“ the market ‘ w
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