.nucv soxu mason oAuov sociAL wmai. PEANUT 3111an MIXED CANDY ; coauucorma CANDY BASK ETC CANDY CANES FRESH BAKED GOOD. CUP 0F COFFE. TEA COCOA ON MILK. 50 SANDWICHES. 50 Lands Bakery. 61 Wallis". II NEW Today is being obwved by local Catholics and Episcopalians as the; festival of the Blessed Virgin Mary. morning to Mr. and Mrs George 1.. Hr. Rockwells sixth daughter. The State Normal School will close' (or the Easter vacation tomorrow. I. The school will reopen for the sum- mer term on Monday, April 5. Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday. Peaches will be plentiful in Conn- ecticut this year, according to all.I reports. The harvest is expected to amo'unt to a million baskets. Mr. and Mrs. S Frank Partrick, Sr, of 6 Quieu street, Danbury, will re- made today. to Norwallt, where Mr. Partrick will associate himself with his father, liawley l’artrick, in the varnish business. A neighborhood prayer ineeting,‘ under the auspices of Trinity Cliurcli,Ia11nual convention of the State'l11e.I011-i1 Now-11 Si'nl Out to New “wk will be held tonight at the cine of llrs. Oldfield. on North Taylor ave- nue. ’l‘lie (lirls‘ Friendly Society of the church meets tonight at 8 o'clock. (‘ hief of Police \\ illiam ll. Penning m. Tonic 11m 1 0 structor. Where did you have your picture ta- ken? Why! What a question! lilsal’s Studio 3 fl of course! ‘attracted much attention at the re- |cent Civic and industrial Exposition A daughter was born yesterday I at the Norwalk Armory, has placed it in one of the windows in Baxter's Iockwell, of Ridgefleld. The child is Idrug store. ‘on Good Friday, April ‘lIIOSI prominent lle-lllel'l in ”10 PAGE SEVEN Containing th Cod Livers. withI I I Poptonats of Iron. r. 11. tumult-ulst- 1 I David wildy'dodd'w' I IUNDERTAKER I NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING 1 17 WAGHINGTON 8T. 1 . m 1m: house. 698. 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. No high prices eillk'r. Frederick Hoyt, the welHinown let- ter carrier, who had an exhibit that Deputy Sheri! D Louis Ladrigan| yesterday morning arrested Robert Montgomery, of upper \‘orwalk, on aI charge of drunkenness. Montgomery will serve a four months‘ suspended1 sentence imposed by Judge John .l.I Walsh recently in Bridgeport. Postmaster Andrew Leary todajI announced that holiday hours will be observed at the South Norwalk ofticeI 2nd ThereI will be but one delivery of the inudils by carrier on that day, and all partments will close at noon tor the remainder of the day. eI ’l‘ Bates, of liarieu. one of the .\11r~I Walk district, is today' attending the, men‘s Association, which is being» held in the liotel Taft, Now ”1111111 Considerable important business statewide interest will be trunsactch A hearing on a bill of local inter. I 1 I.- I Be coM5rl‘alile- Be happy-Be cheerful-1 buy-file genuine JEDDO COAL 1 I from . RAYMOND BROTHERS DOG WAR-DEN much in HART- I FORD. 1 lHas Consultation With Animal Com-'claims in 11111 christopher 11101111 in I litre miuioner Phelps Over Sit- uation Locally. \‘t 1tliin a day or two it is very pro-I bable Commissioner on Domestic Ant-I mals Jeffrey 0. Phelps, of Hartford, will order Dog Warden Thomasd l" Wash, of this city, to enforces quarantine in Norwalk, and see that every dog roaming at large is muz- - zled Yesterday afternoon Warden WalshI was a visitor in Hartford, where he; called at Commissioner Phelp's onceI After a lengthy consultation no dean-1 its plans were made to cover the dogI situation in Norwalk, but it is under-I stood the commissioner is seriouslyI contemplating ordering a dog-quaran- tine in Norwalk based on information I I furnished by Warden W,alsh I Norwalk is peculiarly situated. On both sides of the city, i111 Westport land Darien, rabie cases have been re- ported and a decree of quarantine is- sued. It is very probable that within a day at least Warden Walsh will is-. sue orders to this effect to cover this has been on his job every minute 110- I counts for the good conditions exist ing locally and Commissioner PhelpsI speaks in complimentary terms 111 Warden Walsh's effective service Last night Vinrden \‘t'alsh wouldIl give out no definite information re garding the matter of a dog-quaran tine to be ordered in Norw.alk It \ll.|tt).\l) MEN -——__. I'l.l1i.\.‘s'l'lll. t Division lCiiiploycs. I 'l but tl11‘1 11tllci11ls11f1hc New Y'oik. .\'111\vli1v111111ndll.11tf1u'd1'1iilimid 11-x 11111111 :1 do ld11l l1111'i1ilso in business with the 111111ni111: 11f il111 5111111111111' bust Ines» is 11111 l111li11l 11f l11c11l i111111l11\11s 11f tl1111'11ili'1111d v1 ho have read the ton has recehed front the New lla- est was held vestcrdny in the 1'zaplitlIIIIIImlII” 1111ti111 lust issued In \‘i' ll ven police department 11 circular bear mg the description of one Burton W. Arnold, wanted 111 New Haven for al- leged embezzlement of $5,000 frotn :t 01‘ “NBSOI grounds" firm in that city. The W. t‘. T. U. Mrs. Nickersou. of Norwalk, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The county president, Mrs. Bless, of Bridgeport. will be present, and later a social time will be enjoy— ed. ice cream and cake will be on- will meet with llelden avenue; building at Hartford before the Shell- I Fisheries Committee [1 was that "Concerning grants of oyster. (lam A report 1111 the matter will be made at n11 1111rl_\1ses-1 sion of the legislature. —-Board of 11111111175611 7 to 11. last I session Saturday 2-6 p, 111.. t‘ily Ilall. Teachers in this city have been ad- vised that the thirty-ninth annual meeting of the l1‘airtleld County Teacliers‘ association will be held in. Joyed. IBridgeport, Friday, May 71l1.Hp11etli- I11 \1r1 Foster. sup1riiitciid1-nt of the York di\lsion. to t"ll‘l]lIll3CS. 11111 instr'utls 11ll ciilplnycs t"'i1ight 11111] turd sci'vit'c who desirt1 to enter the passenger service to make 11ppli1'1il’i11p for passenger train s'civlcc l111f111'11 n11xt 'l‘usdiiy. l-lnipltiy- 1s still holding passenger trulniiit-n'sI rights :11'11 to l111 1'1-liii'n11d t11 tliut ser- 1 \'|(‘t‘. New The no- in the This n1>ti1c is taken by local 'I'II'IMW piuvi-s us 1111 indication tl11it passeng- 1 111' Il‘lllllH 1111111111ll11d lust full and wliit— I 111' will he put l1111k into 1111111111i><ion Ida 1:111! iIl.1i additional trains to 1111mm l module the summer ”not will he put 1 into s11i'vlc11. The order affects only1 few l111nl employee as onlv :1 l"11\\ trains on the 111111] lu' 11111111 11f . The mission being conducted this 95 “I“ he made I" Dr Thomas ”“1 I1l111 .\'c\vY1111k ditlsloii in .1111] 11111 of . week in St. Ladislaus' Catholic church. 011 Cliff street, _ mving most interesting and 1Iicial to the throngs of local Hungar- 1 fans who go there twice daily. The mission is being conducted by the Rev. Honorat Rogovszky, of the Franciscan services of darting about in the paths of ntito- ' Fathers. The sermons and S. Parlies (‘udman of Brooklyn.i I Hungarian No.1 of New York University, and i)r.1‘ “Hum”. 1...“. 11111111ll11d I 1 I The local police haie again issued orders concerning Norwalk children: “tliiting with death" in their practiceI have been entirely in the Hungarian mobiles on the crowded main streetsI 1 language. Today and tomorrow how- of both upper and lower Norwalk. IIHIL'III 111 1:1'111 5.1”“. who l1111'11 Np. I ever Father Rogovsqu will pieacli (‘hicf of Police William R. i’enning- I sermons in the Slavish language, the benefit of the numerous Slave to Joseph N.- Ladlslaus' I Church, this morning, expressed him- self as being highly pleased with the :lplendid results being enjoyed from aiding in Norwalk. Rev. ,Bnabo, pastor of St, the mission. —MILLINERY. Miss Polhemus announces that her Monday, as mentioned previously in Spring models' will be on exhibition,:‘ Wednesday“ Thursday and Friday, prayer services in Beth Israel Syna- 25th and 26th. at her IgoI‘II‘I1 flop, 80 Washington street, South Rabbi Soloman Kessler, “troll 211th, forwam. Executorship This company makes the ideal joint executor. Its ample cap- needed responsibility. ment of estates. 0ur Vaults will be acceniblo every bus- Anus day for all papers and vouchers. Our system is com- 1plete. We invite conferences on this matter and all other . branches of Trust Company :M‘ “1 ..'I ,. are supposed not 1'1- bread, and for eight days cakes of unleavened dough are substituted in ital and surplus gives it the :" Joint-Executorship with the, heirs of an estate or 1, members of a family will fur- .1 nish you with officials espac- tally trained in the manage- ' finding regarding the case of a num- for ten has issued 11 warning to stop rol- lerskating on so dangerous ground,I before a tragedy results. “A _._.w_.. l —COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON FRIDAY. Why not phone your order now? IIIS arrangements are being made for The Jewish Easter, or Feast Passover, starts as sunset on of next I The Sentinel. There will be special Main street with of Clay street, in charge. This feast is held annually in commemoration of the de liverance of the Hebrews in Egypt During this period Orthodox Jews, to eat leavened on South the place of unleavened bread. No Orthodox Jew works on the first or the last day of the Passover. Attorney-General llinman, of Hart- ford, will be called upon to furnish a bar of Stamford Italians who recently were arrested by County Game War- den Wilbur F. Smith, of Ely avenue, this city, for obtaining something un- der false pretences, inasmuch as they secured hunting licenses and neglect- ed to‘ state they were not naturalized citizens, and thus have to pay a stiff license fee. The finding is‘ being awaited with interest by hunters, and will decide an important question. During the past‘year or so, aliens have been furnished with hunting ll- osnseby town clerk. purine only’tho small a. shamed-naturalludotttuns, W of the heavy one payable by aliens. The decision will balm-th- . lie. 'and Tar Compound is the surest and' i‘l111 ii11ti1 11 soul out l1_\ Siipci'iiitcnd- bone among other speakers of prominence. i“"‘ I‘ “‘I" I” "1‘ I"”““'“ 'Clinploycs in freight ot'\1111l str- viic 11111111111 111111115 appear on the New I York division roster as well as H1111j New llmcii \ 'iid 111111115 i'ostcr dcsir- 1' Ingitig In St‘l‘lllt“ positions as puss-uni:- 11r triiinmcit should make application for such positions not later than 'l‘ttcs- 1i11v. .\lc.ich :10. -\ll cmplnycs in the‘ mode application fnr t1'niis—. smvicc should ic- ; provided they 3 vlouslt for to 11115501111111 new sticli applications. with desire to become passenger triiin- I E men. “This circular does not apply to, I11111ploycs who still hold rights as ]\iis~ Iscliflt-i‘ ti‘ul'iimcii, _111‘ depression in business have been but 'ivho on account returned in freight 11r-yard service tht tetiirn to those men in passenger sonice. QUICK ACTION WANTED. I When one is coughing and spittingI -with tickling throat. tightness in: chest, soreness in throat and lungs—I when head is aching and the whole; body racked with a cough that won'ti permit sleep—419 wants immediate re- I Thousands say Foley's Honey“ quickest acting medicine for coughs, I colds, croup and la gi'lppe. Sold ev- trywhere. s MAYO AND WIFE WE'RE PLAINT- IFFS IN Sill'l‘ AGAINST BRIDGE- PORTER Virginius J. Mayo the wealthy New lluven manufacturer, whom several women in several states call “hubby," came. into prominence in Bridgeport in August, 1907, following an automo- bile crash In the town of Milford. Mayor's car was rammed and over- turned by a car owned by I. W. Reid. Mayc's passengers were scattered about the vicinity of Milford Green. though none suffered permanent in- jury. On his recovery. Mayo sued Reid for 85,000 for personal injuries and dam- age to his new 83,000 car. Wilhelmina Mayo. the wife of Mayo—Aha one who - l 8500 for injuries. The cases were nd- justed out of court. in Rofd' 11 car when the accident oc- curred wore several Bridgeport friends. m wltuh ’lentllal Want Mn. contaguvlthtn orbitals. _.,. who. “need uh- 1h... names of Pittsburgh, Yougstuwn and Iiillllill 1111 111111 ' the hair as dandruff. . I v - city. The fact that the local wardetiIsa‘e 30‘" hair. Imost will be after just a few week's ‘iise, when vou will actually see a lot Iplete line-oi resides In Hnmden—hrought suit for _ » ”W‘ (1).“. CLAIMS CANCELED: JlfNEAl', Alaska. March 351—Thk' i‘nitcd States Land Office has an- 11uunccd the cancellation of 47 Hull Bering River coal fields. The 1laiii1s covered 7.000 acres. which wore hcld to have been fraudulently located. The locations were made in the Cleveland (‘oai Company. Dllflillfl I8 IBIIII Save Your Ham Get a 25 Cent Bo! tls of Danderins Right Now. Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy hair is mute evidence of a neglected scalp; of dandruff—that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverish- inest; and itching of the scalp, which Iif not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die—then the hair falls out fast. A little Danderine toniglit—uon'—-any time—will surel' Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dandcrine from any drug store or toilet counter. and after the llrst ap- plication your hair will take on that life, lustre and luxuriance which is so beautiful. it will become wavy and fluffy and have tlit1 appearance of abundance; an incomparable gloss and softness, but what will please you of fine, downy hulr-— —ncw baii— gmw- tag all over the scalp. Best Butter at Davey’s Phone fit) I I V 8 Patent Ofl'w‘ BRIDGEPOHT. CON? “Ergmm mam I816 to 1883 811.111th Bldg, 1115 Mail. if Emu) Pout-at 11‘-ruminant: Dw- Sell-Preservation is the First law of Nature! .\11d this applies to YOl‘lt EYES 11s well its :my other part of the I body. Neglect brings on impair- I inent, which if continued ushers in I disease. Our Oculist. who is 11. mod- icnl man, will examine your eyes I without charge. He will I I l advise you wcthcr glasses 111' trout- mcnt- is needed. 'THAMER OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS. 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn. Open Bat. Evenings. Est. 1897. Everything that is new and up to date. You will find in'our com- Easter Footwear Men, Women and Children” A. Dickerntan & Son 50. Normal Phone “6 “‘11 (sire Sax-H Green Trading Stamps. [I Have Trees T11 Triin —LET US DO IT— Beaupaln & Saunders ARBORCL'UI‘URIS’I‘S. 'Phone 251113 or 1278-5 SOUTH NORWALK CONN. Corset Covers .1\ new line of corset «overs lace and cmhroldcry trimmed at 251' 5011 and 590 Collars A large variety of new neckwear in all the latest styles. 111111111111 ............ 251-, 5111-, 7511 (‘ollnr &- (‘iilf Sch-1231'. .3011, 7511', SI “News. .......... 501', 7511, 890. J. l. Malletle OUR PAPER REFRESHES THE HOME makes it cheerful and inviting. man of taste will recognize quality at first glance. 11m showing are many beautiful in our striking novelties that will charm to the home. pcr 'is cvcuptloiiul. 11ur prim-11 :11'1- 11x. tremcly moderate, spectlon. The Gorhdn'i Co. 10 FIRST 811. EAST NORWALK Tel. 452. lend r.‘ BUY Hazelton Coal At The B. Hershtield 81 Son Co: 11:11. :04. 12 WATER ET. The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. chiropractic is the definition at the cause of the dlseare and the art or adjusting the same. Disease is cant ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs amt limbs. . Chiropractors remove the cause of disease and: pan, health is restored through harmonizing the nerve an toms in your body. Female troubles liven special attention; also curve titre of the spine. You will never re net giving the Chiropractor a chance to help you. [motto tmuneuta strut also. ‘T. Francis, D. C. N Washington at. do. Nomalk, Conn. Grunts from Palmer School. to. discoverer. Special Music EVERY SATt'JRDAY EVENING Clifford Hotel Rathskeller NOTE—New 111111-1111. from Illn- A,“ A wo- superior pros: and 11' Although our pit-I We invite your i11- « mintzs . ' I 4" l C New Showmg of bpflllg Suits \\c1v1ll place on salt: t1111111r11'1u 5o .\'cw Sample \1111‘5 all the latest styles and the 11111 shanks I Prices Range From $9. 95 to $25.95 ~‘ Low Cut 81111125 for Men I and Women. All of the latest lasts and leathers with many novelties are now in stock for THE EASTER TRADE I We Carry a Splendid Line of HOSIERY for Men, Wo- I men and Children. ‘ 1 I a 1 I I I 1 CONNEALLY & BRACKEN. South Norwalk. The City National Bank COMMANDING! i I Some people command successs—others wait for it. I l I I Those who command success antic 111111.11 1111.11 11' and seize it. A Bank Account here will develop business instincts and acquaintance. Why not identify yourself with this Back and get into a position to I COMMAND YOUR SUCCESS? itIi‘It IIUl‘ opportunity a helpful 5 One Look at Our Team EWeslport Smelt ‘ . Il1‘1't-el1 daily—Cod, I and 1111-11 will prove that \vc are 1 doing buiiuss 111 it 1111'} lzicli class I wuy. W11 “'1” ptiy _v11u Incl. .t I for all Junk and cause I1 11st inconvenience. Send it poslul or telephone til 111111 111111 of our wagons will call. l'lastcrn Halibut, Iltm'k and [luck Shad, Salmon, I1,‘lnt.~' Illiuidoi'k an 111111111. Not 11111111111. s12 l'.s1-ulop1,1.. ltmknway oysters. 0pc: 2141111: (‘lnnn-i. Round and Long (111111! In s‘hcll, inltstcrs Saturday. ICutIlill’s Bridge Market I The I 71 North Main Street wm. Enron C0. Inc. Free Delivery. Phone 108. 5 3 llownn St. E. ,1i'i1'11s X011 tho Nonvulk Conn. _.—_.__..\ ._.. _. ._. . ____.__....-_.___.._..__.. ._-_ II Can Save I Your Teeth; l 1 II uni doing it for others every" day I .\‘iti1'-t_v per cent. of the people have I’l-voii'liui 1111ltltziis Discasc--~n teiri- IIlIt‘ and d iiigeious mouth and tenth tiifc1ti11n that dostrnis 1111tl1. gums 11nd jaws. endangers IltiiIIIl, mind ItllitI powers. 1 ISUIlE ’l‘l‘l~"l‘ll. l1‘t)l‘ 11 Bit!" AT", Dl- I St. iss'n 111 \Is Inrc symptoms of this dreud discuss. llor .won it has been considered in- curahlc. i have perfected :1 simple "()Ml-I TREATMENT. by which you can make your mouth heg'ilthy, save your teeth. .tnd health and .11 old the expense and tniture of the dental titaii'. Home in for FREE (‘oiisuluitioin If you have l'yori‘lica. gingivitis. receding gums: elonitutcd. loose twisted teeth, soft. spotted or spongy gums, foul breath, bad taste 111' teeth that hurt when you chew you need my advice. Dr. J. ll. Mallery 16 30. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK. HOURS—9 a. 1111. to 9 p. at. Sunday. by appointment. tll' . E H" YUI'R mind is half mad 1' up to buy 11 "as r1111gc,rcmovc the unwitting doubt by thinking 01 last Summer .1111] the many days when your kittlicu was like a burning furnace. The gas range iicvcr overheats the hitch- cn. A telephone message m 11 postal will bring our representa— [fives \\ I1} not send for Ililll‘in— (Iav.1 I I ---The--- United Electric Light 81 Water Company ll RVI‘ AND COLD. \\'lint.\\'11 Don't Know About Temper- ntiirc Would Pill 11 Big Book The highest honors of the scientific world await exploration— in the un- known fields ‘of temperature. Strange as it may seem, we really know very little about temperature. Between the temperature of the surface of the sun, estimated at 6:000 degrees C., and ab- solute zero, estimated at minus 273 degrees C.. very little has ever been discovered. The field of research has been practically restricted to 725 de- liquld air (minus 200 degrees) and the first. visible red of heated iron (plus 525 degrees). W11. know that at a temperature of 1,000 degrees C. twen- ty-nine metals become liquid, at 1.- 069 degrees gold fuses, tungsten melts at 31000 degrees, the temper- ature'of the electric arc is 3,720 de- grees. and here begins the great un- known in the world of heat. 1- The; hottest thing on earth is the electric furnace. with a temperature 'of' nearly 3,730 degrees. in this in- tense hear oven the diamond can In melted and boiled like wntbr. But this is barely halfway to the tem- perature of the surfaos“of the sun. and it is thought that research in these higher temperatures will ulti- mately result In the "cutest diatom "In 0! the II.- grees or between the temperature of. i What these discoveries may I111 no lone can foresee, any more than 1111;111— one could have foretold the results of the discovery of radiumg—New IYork World. His FAVORITE. A country clergyman on his round |of visits interviewed a youngster as to his acquaintance with Bible stories. "My lad," he said, "you have, of course, heard of the parables?” “Yes, “sir," shyly answered the boy, whose mother had 'ilistructed him in sacred history. "Yes, sir." "Good!" said the clergyman, "NW, which of them do you like the best of all?" The 1boy squirmed, but at heading his mothers frowns, he re- plied. : "i guess I like that one where somebody ‘loa'fs and flabes."'——Ad- vocals. , I 440!" FICTION. Sh. think she's light upon her food. Were man if she is: it. wishes her still lighter when 1 at. 11.111- oa one of HI. ,. last: 0 - .,
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