April FecI
The weather is uncertain and we
never seem to know it tomorrow will
'ooel-manisasw’ehximeashewashl
January; if yongd keep the doctor
THE
COMPANY.
new STYLE STERLING
. PLAYER PIANO
.. TheM. Schoenberg Plano Co
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
First Class “Repairing Fs
Our Business Magnet
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‘hatCh Glass .................. 10c ,up
‘ hatch Bends Fitted ...... .....10c up
Main Springs ....... . . . . . ‘. .50c to 81.
Case Springs .. . .. ...... 50c to $1.
‘Nowhere can you get ur repalrc‘
-done better.
Waugh and Clock cleane 75c to $1. 50
Watches and Clocks repel ‘
parts made like new.....
ALL JEWELRY AND
GOODS REPAIRD l BEST
V POSSIBLE MANNER‘.
~0wn and use the very newest, lin-
est 'and expensive German,
Chas. Brand
rum
lad/Washington at, South NorszllI
Green «stamps Given On All Repalr
I
- ~WeVVAre Ready
IV Willi our new AutoVan. we
can move you anytvllere and
quickly
Annalswgrmoa
V V Livery and. Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
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bring flowers or a loot or two or
new. old Winter likes to linger in .
‘ the lap at Spring so merry, and the ‘
FERRIS COAL.
'Swlsa,’V
French and American tools and ma-l
up. Moisture-prod.
.‘L—‘l...
Sugar Cured Ham, this week.
Baum
.p....-- -.-.o.- u--
Native Calves’ Liver . . ..
FREE DELIVERY
Fancy Maine
SELECTED SEEDS ALL
BROWER & MALONE
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Walls ECeilingsVV .
mean solid oondort—snfisiyingin
looks, warmth. cleanneos and per-
’ thencnce. Easily It‘d quickly put
g, Us. Beavchoudiutendd lath
ondplnuerflhohéonfioeorltom~ I“
4 -L‘tJJWJJJvL—v‘
Green ground lioneslrcsh every day 3r; lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . . . . . .
Small CaliforniaVlfllaIIIs
CHARNOK’S MARKET
ARMOUR’S FAMOUS FERTILIZERS.
SHEEP MANURE AND BONE MEAL FOR LAWN
DRESSINGS.
Schultzc’s Sanitary Market
TEL. 137i.
summon
NEW YORK. April 3.——Conslder-
able activity at ended today’s short
Vmarket session} but more than a pro
parationate share of the finding was
in issues of gecbndary importance.
Viroc'al transactloas were sprung on a
revival or dividend minors. Bed:
., inclining almost three points and
_ thne lréeoveri
and nice mooted martian. Other
. “I were councilman infinitive
firm the final dealings. when they
. ,, subatontialaduneufiétq-
,,
~ pl 2 points 'trom its recent decline.
Lees prominent specialities gained
from 2 to 9V points. The closing was
strong. Bonds were‘ irregular.
NEW YORK, Apribd. (Wall street
10:30 a. In.) vMaI-ket leiidersopen—
soon reacted, while the specialities,
notably Motor shares, again moved
25c
maximum decline of 3-4 to 28 1-4, a
....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17C cling to 26 14': This comparea with
. . . 20C, 22c, 24c its recent high price of 36 1-4 In the
. . . . . VI . . . _ . . . . . . . .12 I-“ group of high grade railway Issues
', Canadian Pacific showed a gain of a
""" ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' 1' ' ‘ ' ' ' 30‘: lb‘ point. Trading was comparatively
light. with a‘small attendance oaths
Exchange.
TFVlll. 5 8 3-2
Mn. John U. Miller.
Catherine Miller. wife of John U.
Miller, died this morning at the hos-
pital, after a long illness, aged sixty-
Secd Potatoes
a husband and three sons.
KINDS FOR ALL caors
20-22 Main St, Norwalk '*
and from the German
Church In Cedar street at 2:30. Rev.
M. l... Steup will officials and inter
menl follow in Riverside cemetery.
follow in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mr Wells.
Warehouse Point. Goon. was
Brown, of Ludlow street.
a
. vices were ‘ private.
v
“o‘-
JOARD momma.
Shoulder Steak.
hamburg. Steak.
Lean. Pol W,"
Oar Faster Specials.
nosday morning; also to Chiet- Bogerd
lire as well as sin.
MRS. CLARA F. BOYD.
2 Ills; Ior 25c.
Zillls. “"25c.
2llla. “ 25c. ‘
' Sensitive Plants.
There are plants oo'oousltlve that it
when- ouutdtng ‘ by» them you“ should
suddenly put up’yourumbrellu or sun-
l
x.
Phone 1362-3.
blurs Pill II? It
in ten pound lots or. more.
bartender Collcc' lite lb.)-
Easieran Cards
Easter Gills
llllllllllll not:
I Hartford North Main
Biock Street .
Latest Styles
, LADIES! SPRING HATS
For Easter Wear at Special Prices.
Tile MM, 10% 25eSloir
_ 2832 So. Main st. So. Nam.
‘ MARKET
Ulla: es? Stock
V 9 North Marni/Snort
Evaporated Peaches
7e
FANGY MURB.
~22 South Main St, \ ~80. Nor-walk.
Bcers Meat & Provision Co
6 , North Main St, 80. Norwalk. .
, . is about 200 feet: its width—l.
II the
feet; the spatula the clear is about
Royal Grocery
= to, explain the means by which not-
M do would be quite: numerical; to:
canon than: lnntxmtlyrto close together
their leaflets and turn down their lost
, stalks, Just u it they were startled
.Vaudr alarmed. by the movement. in-
decd,~on ll sunny day when thewtema
pornture is sumcleutly high you‘nced
not» make even coder-idea's movement:
merely your shadow coming in contact
with their leaves wlll otten cause them
to fall slightly—Strand Magazine
A:
I3.Main Sh, Norwnllt.
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.rmu's NATURAL names;
The Scorn oi‘ ls Origin: Somewhat
Puzzles the Scientists.
What is thought to be the largest
natural bridge in momma. is that of
southwestern Utah». known :aa. the
George natural bridge The ‘total
length of this great work of nature
en
"roadway"~ls about thirty-five
—-
HmyaluonoFWoodo."
beech; . but-u: para» supplement; elm.
nine feet. Al the base there flows
rice is ulred to uni n on of l
a small water course which. during Nil en t 800!
Inland moved in uncemlm tuition, V
Canadian Pelagic ‘-
’lehem‘fiteel made. a {other recovery?
ed with general advances today, but ”
upward, though in more moderate de- ..
ghee. Rock Island showed increasing :1
heaviness. opening with one lot of :'
1,600 shares at 28 3-4 to 28 14, a -«
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
four years and one month. She leaves
Funeral
services from the home in Perry ave-
nue at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon,
Lutheran‘
The funeral of James ll. Wells. of
I held
this morning at in o'clock from the
home of his sister; Mrs. John Wesley
Interment
ItolloWed In Norwalk cemetery. Ser-
Many thanks to the Boweyton Hose
ompany who responded so quickly
and worked so well at the fire Wed- ,
us and to the Chaplain Rev. Henry
Anderson. who showed he could tight
~ immerses-or woods-hickory, oak;
locust. long-lent pine and cherry—hate
fairly high henhvaluos, candionly'one
cord of seasoned wood oté‘these‘spe
.xzy‘mn’ss' ujssn‘u
GAZETTE BLDG.
so.
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
THE LEADING'DRY GOODS STORE
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NORWALK ,
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Easter Hints All Round the Store
DAILT ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO OUR STOCK MOST COMPLETE IN ALL THE. LAT-
EST MODELS, AND MOST CORRECT COIDRS.
4;. mi .u...
See the New Waisls, Middy Blouses, Separate Skirts, Gordon
Dollar Silk llose, TrelbuSse Gloves, Easter
llandkcrchiels, Veilings.
u. s. GUN sHOOTS f6 MILES.
Fires Projectile Capable of Piercing
11.2 Inches of Steel.
Projectiles capable of piercing 11.2
inches or steel armoi‘ at a distance 0!»
more than ten miles can be fired from
new coast defense guns to be install-
ed by the United States Army in the
defenses at the Panama Canal and
Manila Bay, according to the annual
report at Brigadierfleneral Croaier,
Chlet ot the Bureau at Ondlnnnce.
These are new 14-inch guns, of great-
er caliber than those heretofore in-
stalled to American defenses and or
greater power. They will discharge}
shells weighing 1,660 pounds with a:
maximum effective range of 18 000
yards for a little more than ten miles. !
The guns of this type‘ already made:
have been thoroughly tested and tounle
wholly sallsfactcry.- Gen Crozler as-V
sorts. In the manufacture ct thesel
and other gone for the army the at»;
serial at Watervllet has been working
on a day and night basis for moral
than a year. 1
Tn‘entyvthree of the, latest type or
12-inch mortars were made during the:
last year and all were sent to the;
Panama Canal. These have a man».
mum range of ebout eleven miles. Al
new two inch field gun and a new type;
1 of 3. 8- inch Ileld howitzer have been de-
veloped by the ordnance bureau. AIL;
lather howitzer of still larger size has
' been also constructed for use at the:
Panama fortifications. it is a. wire-
wound gun tiring a 60- pound projec-
tlle.
Gen. Crosler'ln his report calls at:
tentlon once more to the shortage of:
ammunition. in the United States
Army. l
“The amount at ammunition on hand
for lleld pieces," he said, "Is for short
of that considered advisable, althcust
”appropriations for thisl purpose have
"been materially increased.” 'V
The supply of small arms ammuni-
tion is considered fairly adequate to;
the first needs of the United States in
case of a war. This supply could be
I very rapidly Increased by the manu-
lecturing facilities in this country
after the outbreak of war. . ‘
Hat,
comin in to see them.
us show you.
H. Krieger & Co.
~ The Easter RuSh‘Is
Now Over.
Come In and SelectlYour
Suit, Coat or
Skirt
We; Can Give You Better
Individual Attention. I
The 0mm in Easter values
Our new $12.50 line of Men's Suits represents all the newest and
nobblest ideas in Men's Clothing. Have you seen them. The new sort
roll and patch pockets models. the nobby twobutton sack suits. and
the old reliable three-button models? They come In all of the popular
new designs, including plaids, stripes, checks, etc.
browns, tans. greens, and mixtures, and you should lose no. time m
Also, we have a strong line or the standard reliable $7 and 810.
Clothing that we have made famous and we are offering an a leader .
Men’ 3 Suite with two pairs of troiisere instead of one, for $10.
» In Boy’ S Suite we are as ever. unbeatable. Nothing in the Norwalke
can touch. in value the twopolrs of knickers suite, that we. are sell-
ing for 84. Furthermore, all our suite from $2 to 36 are the best that ‘
the specific amount of many can buy, and it would be a rank itflus-
= tice to your boy it you bought his suit elsewhere. Come in and make
l‘w ~
in blues, grays,
\
,
seek-fir»; 1'
Gen. Chosler Mire proposals that
the War Department shall be prohib- '
ited lrom purchasing any smokeless
powder mm private manufacturers
would be unwise. 1 North Mala St.
the hot months, dwindles to a mere coal. Pituitary of the nonreslnous ."frlm wisest policy.“ says Gen. Gro-
mum woods has the highest fuel val per ”er, " stol- Congress to ill. as it has. boys. »..,
. Scientists are somewhat perplexed “flit volume 01' woodmndrhdsnth ffld‘ done,w wat it considers a reasonable
vantages; lt' burns evculy‘nud, ns
ure produced this bridge. It is thought housewives say, holdslhe heat. The
Vmustn‘t smoke; Now he says you
Just Receivel a New Lot of the Very -
, V qner‘ tetanus, Mrs.
hardly possible that it could have
been created ,.by water eroslon. un-
less. as was most unlikely, there uns
a very large and swift stream flowing
at the point where the brook now
runs. '
Some authorities are inclined to
the New that this bridge was due to
volcanic action, occurring at some
remote geological periods , . I“
. Although long known to the Irid-
ians. it was not until about fifteen
\ears ago that hits then became
familiar with the sight of it. Mlnlnlg
, "My doctor says I mustn't worry,”
said Mr. Groucher. I
"Well, I’d get another doctor}: re-
plied hls \wlfe. V"First he says you
mustn‘t drink. Then he says you
mustn’t wory. He don’t let» you
have anything that you will enjoy:—
“Washington Star V“ .
I see they expect to cen-
Nurich?" ,
“Well,
oaks come next, followed by beech.
birch and maple. Constwlse vessels In
Florida [my “P106 in; much for Florida
buttonWood as for any other, because
it burns with an even heat. truth with
It minimum amount or smoke and ash.
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‘ Slit-elm! Advice.
The virttie‘e or a keen business man
are olten negutlvc rather than positive.
It IVs said that II great. broker once told
his son that only two things were
necessary to make It great financier.
.~
price to pay for smokeless powder?
or-. ‘
and with that restriction to autht-l NEW FAGI‘S CONCERNING THE
its the Department to give prlva e HISTORY OF THEVEinTB. ,
manufacturers a fair share of the .
work of manufacture!’ I
or ,
Gen. Crozler defends the systemm.j sea in Sun“ Report. .
scientific shop management ’1“ one Ne. I details are continually being
not: at some of the army arsenals. New by geologists lo the known his_
He declares much of the opposition to tory of the earth including the (lever.
ln‘ the arsenals is 0!)
what has been lion: m“ both the em let. that history, which is recorded in
unwise as he cone me rocks, :3 stm fragmentary. like
pIOyes‘ and the government haveVa bamy mutilated book One or. the
profited by the system. He says there great defects in the record in the
is no undue crowding ot the workmeniAtlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain re-
Fully (kfillogk'al History at Atlantic
in
and Gulf Coastal Plain Discus- * ~
merit of plants and animals Howev~.
got to lose in this waII.”'——Bulislo
Express. '
u prospectors were the first of the
l “noose they will, but, as I whites to‘ see it. since It Is located in
says to Pew last night, somebody‘s the heart of a very rugged and inne-
cessible region. . ‘
The span is composed of a dark
brown sandstone or unusual hard-
“And what me those, pupa '2" the son
asked.
or driving them to too great a speed
under the system as installed in the
slums of this cbuntry is the .ullsence
or the later part of the Ctetaceous
Tand the early part IV)! the oceans chap
, ... ness, and the thicknés of h
'The Milo-(No, me ’am, it. isn't ls twenty feet or mores“ t E ”8:“
true that we have a hobo organisa- I
That's newspaper talk. At ,
the same time, I'll admit I'm a r? ‘
M.o£theP.S.O.'lL" W t‘
The Housewiteer—“Whyf ' what’s . "he, says he‘sa socialist and wants
that??? . ‘ ’all the wealth of the country refills?
inns Tramp—“Perpetud Mmher’tflhfled" ~
of the Permanent Society oi! ~Unem-
plofI'QII."V-“Clevsland.VPlaln Dealer,
VARYIPIG SENTIMENTS
"Bligg’lue is broke again.“
“How do you knbw‘!"
MN
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A WISE MEROHANT.\
‘ «an EXPERIENCE:
Men proposes-r- .
-Yes, but he needs encourageme
I.
I It in allerge way, he uses the Sentinel I
classified 'V'FOVI‘QVSBVIO" columns. Coll
up the clues. and an ad. man will call
filionosty and capacity. " I, . l
“But what; do you consider the mark
of honesty in be?"
‘ "Always to keep your word." '
-L“And the mark of sagttcl 2" -
'Wever‘bo give your wonl.” V
In Nautical Tor-ins. I
may Bountiful
. New Assistant—.0113 yes. mien,
Ir .
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~8euflnel Want Ads. V‘brlnlg mullet 9" ’9‘“;
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thank your—London Opinion.
War Department’e shops
.,_
Iago A report recently Issued by
liens—«perhaps 8 to Ill million year:
"Director of the
b
a; .
Wire—Mm. Blank Is very astral-a-
slut in dress. ller husband toll her
she who carrying too much soil. Vista
. ever that means: ”Bum-He mobably
part it ‘thgmlvaw hocaFusc be ihas to use
t s or n _..
V advertises his goods. I! he cannot It; ' 08mg mm“ pt.
I (to l dry goods
_clerlt‘)—-—Cliave you any nice warm
;underclothingt “
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NEVER BAD 'EM. Geological; Survev on Professional
the way he had lived One *dliy as in t0!!!- discusses this missus part of. the
~was walking down the “We“ a local irerord and shows that the break
merchant taking advantage of his is» must 00%? a Very. long period of
nornnce, “Magma him lhlls‘ . time. It is known that at that time
“Dick. one a: sour best friends has III“? continents were at 193$ as large“
Just told me that you have. ancestors 'at and probably larger than they are
at the worst so . new. and the oceans were accordingly
“Nomi look beah ”Cabin (let I smaller Any rocks that were then
delta want to hurt anybody, but 1 'jea formed in the can seem to have been
wont to know what dat man was, wot Hyezltherd and waahd away.
to! you. gird 8110 will go alter him! Hundreds or kinds of plants and
‘oauea he done gene and “‘e'ult me, {animals that, lived before and hun-
. Mo. out ancestors? Why. Cabin. that’s" lat-eds that lived after this period are,
had I‘Iorhln’ in my life but the mumps [lug the period. Strange to any. few if
and collc."—~Natlonal Monthly.
0“
on big d ll.‘ as who eber told, I heber known, but not one which lived our...
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The Store that tits the bodies and tastes of particular men and ’
._ through it.
i
ifWBathington.” D (I.
, om Dick was an old plantation pe‘r no-J. entitled "The Crelace‘ous-t “
. oar-key He was rarely-1f ever sick! Eocene Contacf in the Atlantic and
"2'1““! he' always claimed that It was VGqu Coastal Plain," byL. W. Stephen—V
* field from dawn till darkness, doing
‘ three or four hours evely night that
So Norwalk.
fore »‘ the unknown peridd liver!
It is like a pliy in which
the placed one ‘act remain the same 88V
in the preceding but the characters
are all new. and yet manv of the new
payers resemble the old ones so 'much.
that one is compelled to adllllt. that
they are close relatives. in 9:th of
the States borderinf the Atlantic '
Ocean, south of New lurk and the
Gulf of Mexico, are lzners oi rock
which were formed before and alter
the period whose recold is I‘l‘lm‘Slllg. In
these layers are entombtd sea shells
of many kinds. but appaunt‘lv ‘not
one species lived through from,
Cretaceous to Eocene time. '
A copy of the report may be ob- I.
trained free on application to _tho._‘
Geolo: l Cil Snrv‘cy.‘
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NW vain? armor.
A farm hand had when IVn VIIIo‘
the chores by lantern light. ‘lm go- ‘
lag to quit," he said to Mill former
the end or the month “You prom—-
lead me a- steady job?" "
“wen. havent you got one I" Wad
the astonished reply ' I
“No." sold the mall, “the": are
I don’t have a thing to «m,- and tool
my time ~awVay sleeping'k—tNatlonalV.
Monthly.
Vlany oi the phonics which existed be- news, both local IVIII W
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