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Who. you hear tho-Eire Liam at
lid". .,
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".2. Whoa omoking ruins mark the site.
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So lot"thtonmind you. its you read,
it youhoni looses would be freed,
’Tis o warning.
Taylor 8. Golden-
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST co.
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Telephony
Clll NEWS
'W
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Elilerson and
son ital'ry. of New Canaan, spent
Monday in Norwalk.
Frank Svec, the Stuart avenue musi-
cian, was a visitor, yesterday. in New
York city, On business,
The regular weekly meeting of the
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. lli., was held
membership propositions. Next Fri-
last evening. Action was taken otl
day the degree team will work the first
degree.
—WEDNESDAY McENELLY'S
'(lrcliestra at Armory. Farewell visit
concert. Dancing. New features.
Mir-5 Mabel Spelidlove, who is ill of
heart trouble at her home in tirovci
Sif‘l‘t‘i, is slowly improving.
A boy _was_born this morning at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briggs,
5 Sprlpg lltn.‘ thither and child are.
gettingmlong nicefiw :.2 .
.fl Wt- ., _
fifll‘hitijyigulog monthly meeting of the
Local Musical Union will be held to-
morrow afternoon. Routine matters
. incident to the month's work will be
transacted. ‘
_.. Come in and hear the Victrola and
‘ Sonora Machines. We will gladly deny
onstrate both at any time, Machines
sold on easy terms. Donnelly's Book
Store. .
There was no meeting. last night, or
” the city'coulioil, as scheduled. {The
' matter of’paSslng on the new building
ordinance will be considered at a spe-
'cial meeting to be held on next Tues-
day evening. .
m
Tomorrow. at noon, Robert Oliver.
of the South Norwalk Municipal Elec-
tric Light plant, will address the
members-of the Men's Brotherhood of
,. the South Congregational Church. on
’ ownership of
u.
"“thi'cipal Ownership versus Private
Public~~~Utilities."
DermivOiBrien’s
.. .. ‘
The petition of Mrs. Anna Johnson.
‘ ’ "-liertiies. t
..»
- of Fort stréct, to be'appolnted guard
i‘Tric t1"‘.‘~_-
. .
. «with
tail of her seven year old grandchild.
Mary Johnson. daughter of Mr. and
Lil's. Arthur Johnson, of Franklin
‘ street. wm be reopened before Judge.
“19'?! ii-lfl‘ullu?n!'.
3‘ ¢l~3',ltht>i:.
Henry W. Gregory, of the Probate
Court, Monday afternoon ati2 o'clock.
Attorney John J. Cuneo represents the
child's mother, and the petfiioner will
be represented by Judge John J.
Walsh.
_.._._.——
-~l—lat, sleeve mourning bands. O’Brien
Drugs
Patent Medicines.
Toilet Articles.
Price the Lowest, Quality the
Best.
Stillson-Powell Corporation
In WASHINGTON STREET.
it
t , ’
illil l
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. ' ' DEPOSIT MONEY
1 ANYTIME
before May 6th in this bank and it will
draw’interest from May lst. . ,
“Open on account with one dollar or more ,
and depgsit alittle cvccy pay. day... _.
‘ 'It costsvnothing‘ tqtry it. ‘_ -
”1‘; £010? 'M‘i- -
it,
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V'had consented to reecive the dole-i
_ The Associated Hat Manufacturers
is the national organization that a ma-
ljority of the hat manufacturing cou-
' cerlts involved in the great “tie-up" in
that industry in 1909-1910, were mem-
_,bers of Samuel Mundheim, who is-
;named as one of the defendants, was
]a Brooklyn hat manufacturer at that
time and president otflthc alssotl;.t.....
3 Milton llulumann, also llalnui u... ..
1.: l
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fondant. is a .\ew lurk attorney am.
ACOllllSt’l for the. organization.
After a majority of the Danbury
inlanufacturers withdrew'from the or-
ganization. when settlement of the
- trade diillculty was effected, the Asso-
l ciated Hat Manufacturers, brought
1 suit, through Mr. Datumannxto recover
upon suretles given by its members to
,abide by the regulations and votes Oi
illle organization during a labor dim-
‘ cuity. The suits remained in court a
long time. and announcement was
made a few months ago that they had
been settled. i
it is said that the greater part or
the funds of the organization, the di-
vlsion of which among the remaining
lllcnlbcrs the plaintiffs in the present
action are trying to prevent, are ”1"
l‘i.‘.:til'. of the settlement Ol‘ the suns.
John J. Sluttery. president of the it.
i). l’nrntlec & 00.. of Norwalk, N. .l..
made all nflidavit in obtaining the or
lder that he had received front Milton
Dammann. A notice of meeting of the
’Associated llat Manufacturers which
‘ was scheduled to take place on April
20 at the office of Samuel Itiulldhelm
Co: .220 Fifth avenue, and that this
I notice was given after the commence
meat of the above suit.
It is further set up that the incor-
poration of the Associated Hat :tianu-
f’acturcrs provides for 12 members of
the board of directors and “no such
I board is now in existence and no 0110
is authorized on the part of the corpor-
ation to manage the affairs. by any
authority but that the affairs ‘of the
corporation 'until recently have been
managed by the live remaining mem-
hers."
Further it is.allegad that dillerenceil
aropeaud that the majority "members
are about to pass resolutions disposing
of the pioperty of the. corporation
“and for the purpose of excluding the
minority members from lil any way
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property."
. To show cause order also provides
that Milton Dammann must show
why he should not be restrained from
{in any way disposing of any money
’ received by him in settlement at
lclaims and-suits referred to in the
l complaint.
DEMONSTRATION BY SUFFRA-
GISTS.
l NEW YORK, April alt—rive how
i dred womenpianned to take part in :l
idenionstration' in Wall street this
l afternoongand to send a delegation ml
'the office of: United States Senator
O’Gorman to learn his viowa on tltc
‘prop0sed Suffrage amendment to tho
Federal constitution. This was the
first of a series of visits to be made by
members of the Congressional Union.
for Woman Suffrage upon members of
Congress throughout the country for a
similar purpose. Senator O’Gorman_
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gates at the request of Mrs. 0. -H. P.
Belmont. ‘
\
Rogers were assigned to call at the:
Senator’s office while other Suffrage!
leaders addressed a meeting to be held
in the stret in front of the subtreasury
building. ‘
‘\
—Advortise in The Sentinel.
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participating in the disposal of the'
Six women headed by Mrs. John'
‘ ' of a South Nor-walk citizen.
1 back to ache.
. Pills gestured malt). ganja! .- "
‘ Donitj. :.:',
, ringing " Mid—got. _ ., _ ._
asymlfa. Tutsi» _
j} 4.; ' I. 'l'
-' Tirol:
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. £333? Mi
“Wrote:
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(Continued from First Page.) "" — ’ :
The actionwao instituted by Samuel _ 2 +- '1:
Eilor. as the suryiving member of the ‘ .
tinn of Ellor Bron,” s. Hall and it. i). Lively
' Parmlee it 00.. as stockholders in the
corporation. Disease proof, healthy little
best for parent birds and yo
.1
Patti; Bab
just théfight colnbinotlon' ‘
. stomachs
25c,
P117119 PMITYJIBIRINQI’
Plei- .m. we. can. no; 29715. pail $2.50
. _ ,, ’ It hell dieltion-
keeps the liver on the Job Rnfluriqm b ps
‘ ‘ eggs and better 3 M M a. Po"
The first three weeks chicks need
Chick Food
nourish ‘with'out straining boby‘l
Lousy hons‘canuotloy—lousy chicks cannot grow.
HELL" Powdered Lice Killer ' .
sure death to lice, mites and ' ' '
Refuse substitutes; insist on $12103. Of 6‘}! kmds' 25c and 60c. !
o Satisfaction Guaranteed orsh'ioney Ba
5 Oct Pram 160 Page Poultry Book
Sold'lw First-Clo: Dull! in Wold)“ ind Vicinity
«‘-‘
.x.
“1-3?" v
‘ 49kt
moprovo .5
'cks.
. r 9
«‘3.
504: and $1.00.
i.
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HOLMES, KEELER & KENT CO. SAM ROODNER
RAYMOND BROS.
.. MANUEL T. HATCH 6.
r
AT\ THE EAST
Armorlrs Lean '
Smoked ' Sh
QUALITY-PRICE & SERVICE IS THE .WATCIIWORI)
INDIA TEA C0. .
ouiders 10c
Fancy '
Tender
Spinach ‘pk. 15c
Maine Potatoes pk. 15c
Best
Family 1
Flour! bag ' $1.05
Finest New Grass} Butter ........ .......... 33¢ lb.
Good Table Butter .......... . .fi. . .v .............. 30¢ lb.
l’ttre Lard 1273¢ lb.
Compound Lard .i\ ......... .. ..... ‘. 10¢ lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, Doz......... ..... . . 25¢
Yale Toast, 3 lbs ........ .t . . . .. . . . . . t . ....... . ,25¢
Full Cream Cheese. lb. ..........i ....... = .......... 20¢
Condensed Milk, full weight can C ................. ’ 8¢
~.Siiced Bacon in jars, 25c size ..... "1.77.... ...... 20¢
' ~Crisco..25c size . .. .' 3‘.'.."....
New»3nlt*thkcrcl, 6 for.....".r.- ' “filhh’bi 3%:
Fancy‘Sugar Corn
Choice Tomatoes
' Early June Peas
3 for 25¢
Campbell's Sou-pa '2
Whtic Rose Mince Meat
Pure Tomato Catsup
I 3 for 250
MAR-SHMALLOW
CAKES ,
EIG BARS
ANOTHER FRESH Lo T or 3 KINDS OF
' m STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING:
i can Clark's Apple Sauce. i5c each . ..... . ...... too
2 rolls Toilet Paper, so each ....... .- ........ . too
2 boxes Matches, so each . .................... . . . . 1°C
1 hot. Ladics' Shoe Blacking ......... too
1 hot. Sewing Machine Oil .................. too
1 hot. “Boats All" WaShing Fluid 15c
lpkg.I"acina..... ........ _ .......... 10c
tilt". per 1 lb.
Stamps with I lb. Coffee
Stamps with I lb. Coffee
Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee
Stamps with I lb. Tea..
Stamps with 1 lb. Tea
Stamps with 1 lb. Tclt...‘
l0
15
20
30
4o
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"i'EhEPH-ONE 371
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
East India Tea Co. .
..... 25c
« ............. .......3oc
.. ..... 35c
40c
50c
60c
.... ..... .- oooooolo
Incl-loco. nun...-
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most.
r‘ a uoawatx
FOR mil. stcrton.
Startina Monday, May 3.
Robte—Railrbad Squaref up
Washington, Fairfleld Ave. and
Cedar St. to Turnpike, Taylor Ave.
West St. and Clay St. to R. R.
Square.
rm: 5c.
Schedule——Leaving R. R. Square
Week Days—A. M, 6:30, 7:00,
7:30, 8:00. 8:30;- 10:30. 11:30.
P. M., 12:10, 12540, 1:10, 1:40,
2:10, 4:00. 4:40, 5:10, 5:30. 6:10.
5:10, 7:10, 1:40, 8:10, 9:10; 9:40,
[10:10, 10:40: 11:10. ’
Sundays—A. 11.. 7:00, 8:00. 9:00,
9:40, 10:10, 11:20, 12:10. P. M.
1:10, 2:10, 4:10, 5:10, 5:40, 26:10.
(TRUE: TO ITS )IAHE)
- The’Sterliitg ‘
- REFRIGERATOR
is ”the smallest ice cater' ‘in the
refrigerator world. It is built
scientifically: perfect insulation
and air circulation, sanitary and
7:10, 8:10. 9:10. 10:10.
easily cleaned. the casy-to-get-to
For Up-to-duo Servico Coll
u Fry! M, Wong.
Funorai Director and Embolmol
Office and Rooldutoo
Tolephonq 904.
B4 to. Main St. 80. Nor-walk.
‘3”
2' T- 3-"
1“ J. ~' . .‘v o ' ‘ o
r. ; . r. r. ;. rrm‘rarrr. 5.
Automobile Work
Radiator Repairing
a
Specially
I
is
also,
Guards. Parts,
LampsgmeICo ! C
sanitary waste pipe is a feature in
itself. The Sterling is right all
the way through. We will be
pleased to show you. .. ’
Refrigerators $4.95 to $45.
.fi
' The Sterling Furniture C0.
127-129 Washington Street.
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.
Phone :05.
1
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wnlisna SEAMDL
Snot. DARLHR
SECUDITY BUILDING“
TAKE ELEVATUD. -- up our: mom
III5 MAIN Stu-Tn. 22I8
BRIDGEPORT,‘ CONN.
OF'WOMEN'S AND Miss-
155' SUITS AND‘CQATS.
53.7..“ ;. =.
”1—... ,_.._.. w- ._.._. __ ,.
Great Reduction Sale 2
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$15 Suits reduced to $8.75 $25 Suits reduced to 3514,95
$20 Suits reduced to $11.95 $35 Suits reduced to $17.95
Come this week as they are positively the biggest bargains
we ever offered at this time of the year.
Ladies‘ and Misses’ $8.00 Coats reduced to . .. $3.98
2 Ladies’ and'Missea' $10.00 Coats reduced to ......... $5.98
Ladies’ and Misses' $15.00 Coats reduced to ........ $7 98
. F. S. LYON j
Good Job Printing
‘
‘ as abs-m Mia's-roan
Boot Pow, Boot work; Boil Pele»:
PHONE, 007 r
We‘ are» putting on sale today 500 LADIES’ HATS of NIilau
Hemp at'98c, $1.25. $1.50 and $1.98, in all the latest shapes.
Come and save moneyl. _
THEPA . Mk8
TSOUTH‘ MAIN ST. '_ ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
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125 WASHINGTON 3T.
llllllilHlHlilWlllil "
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Many South Not-walk Citizens Have
Prolitod By It.
If you have backache, urinary
troubles, days of dizziness, headaches
or nervousness, strike at the seat of
the trouble. These are often the
symptoms of weak kidneys and there
is grave danger in delay. Doan's, Kid-
ney Pills are ’oapecially prepared for
kidney ailments-rare endorsed by
over 30,000 people. Your neighbors
recommend this remedy—have proved
its merit in many tests. South Nor.
walk readers should take fresh cour-
age in the straightforward testimony
Guston Pitzer. barber, 32 ‘N. Main
at, South Norwclk... says: , _ “My kid-v1
nays weredisordered and caused my
The passe
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Mutilation: tiara:
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Pfiéé 250c., at. all...h0aiors
scoot they. . .'
" ‘ " and £59”!!!
House Cleaning Sale
H of .
SUITS, .COATS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
To make room for the new in-
coming Summer Merchan
disc. , .
S. and H. Stamps Cli-Ven.
n._ ,MohglASCli tso.
-~-—-—-
FURNITURE, STOVES AND
HOUSEFURNISHING
GOODS.
New and Second-Hand.
' Sold at Lowest Pride.
Opp. Congregational Church. ;
I
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We Buy‘Second-jtlarid Furniture .
life-time to attain this ideal
There is truly no other
this machine are all
their clay—he
Shift. ' - v
all with only 28 keys, the
of any standard typewriter
' ’ Thus wrl
demodulation. write»?
.BUY'IT NOW
YES, THE CROWNING T YPEWITER TRIUMPH IS HERE!
It is just cute-and comes years before experts expected it. For makers have striven a
' light that the tread of a kitten will run the keys!
CAUTION!
The new-day advances that come alone on
controlled by Oliver.
Even our own previous model's—famous in
ver had the Optional Duplex
.It puts the whole controboi 84 letters- and
characters in the little fingers of the right
and left hands. And it lets you write them:
ters-of all other machines‘can int—
,rmediateiy run the Oliver Number “9” With
more speed and greater ease.«
machine. And Oliver has won again, as we scored when we gave
the world its first visible writing,
it like this new Oliver “9." Think of touch so
Mao... "
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WARNING ! ---—
This brilliant new Oliver comes at the old-
time price. It costs no more than " lesser
makes-mow out-”of—datc when compared with .
this discovery.
For while the Oliver’s splendid. new» fea-
tures are costly—we havé equalized the. added
expense to us by simplifying construction.
\ Resolve right now to see this great achieve-
ment before you spend a dollar for any type—
writer." If you are using some other make
you will want to see how much more this
one does. 2 . .
If you are using an Oliver, it naturally
. follows that you want the finest model.
typewriter on cart
least to operate
made.
Yet we have decided to
« withvthazfammfi' t
”mandamus. ‘
p _. 7,.-
1 Amati, a o
' ‘tivc Color Attachment andamatic spacer, 6%,”. touc
tions—visible writing, aut all these—otherfnew-day, features. “b;
m- m m... imitation.
Remember this brand-new Oliver " ” is the gréh'tcs‘t'vvallue ever
'ven in a typewriter. =“It has all our prgvious. Special fainven-
hé-plus the Optionalljuplex Shift; Sélec-
,, , . ., , , 1’ .r. il‘l ‘
sell it to everyone eVerywhcrc,tort}gropgarnous,l aytpent plan—t7
cents a day litNow- .every. amnesia? 935.1012? ataluvsxthsi waging ssafidgwisbile writer.
INT‘QHEM ‘ . I .5
Recast. utilitarian . ,. sired. . .
.aodobeusmongithoz'irstiitoi'know:about this marveL 0f
.Eiirifng'ltt'achihes. e-Scoavhy typists. employers, and
910m: iilnst-mfilgo.rpostal at once. No ,‘obliga—
., 3" erbedl A
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