d inner when they do not
vhr a rumor of half-cooked
tired or soggy biscuit—
fisy're at your mercy and
' to risk it. So have a
hurt if you’re the host, as
He is short enough at most.
We
”t
we .
THE
FERRIS COAL
BEST VALUES possible in I.
Die qualities.
ChOAKS
33 SOUTH butts ST.
COMPANY
' his woman or refinement. Netti.
“up! to a woman‘s heart than a
mill home tastefully furnished. If
ya “silty wall paper and explain
“be may beautify your home at
w eon. Our prices and 501
W to m.
"The Godiam Co
more R. East Nerwallt
Tel. 46'
mmusnr is evenv'mmo
3". come to us we'll show you our}
NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
at PRICES to lN’TEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
iron-m
as brush-outed
They are «coasted
worms and with.
uhuwrhskflnfleflehsu'ad-dm
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NONWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Cree-din “nee Ohlngles. Beaver Board.
4—!
pimenu, correct styles. depends
1376 PARIS “mm“
SOUTH NORWALK.
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
See Yesterday’s Large Adv
for TO-day’s Specials
Beers Meat and Provision Ce.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone ”80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.
Shoulder least eI Veal.
leis Veal Chops.
legs Ialb.
Fresh Shoulders.
Rib Veal Chen.
Veal Cullen. ‘
fore Quarter ialb.
3a wssitmoroii 81'
SOUTH NORWALK
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR LIBRARY CONTEST.
W’s Sanitary Markets
lee lb.
22c lb.
20c lb.
lie lb.
184: lb.
tie lb.
lSe lb.
39IIAIN 8T
NORWALK
w'
Tile Lillie Shop
albumin 66 no. MAIN er.
' NOW SHOWING
Bills Alli SlilIS
welcomes“ VARIETY
[swap Attitetive Prices.
l Speciiils r.
Small Fresh Name ....... 17o.
Corned Name ............ 17c.
Corned Shoulders 16c.
Sparerlbe .............. 12I/3c.
Pot Roam, no bone ...... 16c.
Prime Roast (rem 164:. up.
Genuine Spring Leg Lamb
ll' Saturday
Home dressed Veal from 10:. up
Sugar Cured Hams ....... 22c.
Corned Best from ...... be. up
Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... 800.
Gold Medal Butter ........ 42c.
Oleomarperlne.. 18c. 20c. 25c.
Ever-wining In Fruit and Vege-
22c.—Me. tables.
Hlndquarter Lamb ....... 20c. Dixie Bacon ............. 16¢.
’ Forecourt“- Lamb ........ 14c. 3 at. Bauer Kraut ........
l
t CHARNOK’ S MARKET
1 Phone 5.3-2 76 North Nain street Free Delivery.
1 E52: - _,
Gold Medal Flour. a bag . . ......................... 89¢
. . Quart Bottle Ammonia cut to ....................... 9t
l Pure Leaf Lard. a lb. ............................. 13¢
g Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. ..................... ‘ ..... 25¢
Quaker. Mother’s and White Rose Oatmeal“ cut to .. . . 8¢
Extra Quality Pink Salmon. can ........... . ..........
Corned or Roast Beef. A! can .................... 21¢
Lenox Soap, bar ................................ \. 3¢
be nearly moved, so tired i
‘ ' fits. but I have found a place
to get my bread and cake.
. the corner from our home,
. 5 Monroe; such lovely
_. bread and cake end his-
‘yoa know. My tribute to
vo paid, “They’re just as
or made."
\
‘ e
-. Portage Street
A. STULL .
"all "01"l'1"
rtbe republican state causation
Mr. Alan. said tl-re world not
as any m batman the
ooloael and leaders of the progree
sis. in this state during Ir. W
velt's visit in Farmington.
“He comes solely tor a brief visit
to his sister, Ire. Cowlss," declared
.tir. Alsop.
listening to the approaching
meeting of the progressive commit-
.ce, Mr. A1500 said:
“The progressives or the state are
rapidly get ring strength and I be-
have if c littoosevett were again
candidate for the presidency of the
United States, he would draw an
even greater vote to Connecticut
than he did In 1912."
The progresuiles of Connecticut
are not particularly satiation witn
.ue way the republicans have been
running things in Connecticut dur
mg the last two years. though Gov
ernor Holcomb is a personal friend
of Chairman Alsop and other pro
gressh‘e leaders in the state.
Insemucb as the state central
committee of (he progressives wii.
hold its session after the republican
state convention here Tuesday anu
Wednesday, the moose leaders win
nave an opportunity to site up the
slate the republicans have in mind
itil‘ next fall's ticket.
"We certainly don‘t propose to
stand Ior some of the candiihtes
mentioned." Mr. Alsop declared to-
day. “though if Governor Holcomb
were named again I shouldn‘t oppose
him."
it is obvious that the moose In
this state Intend to follow the exam
pic of the national committee In
watching the plans of the rypubli
cans before taking Iinal action It
the republicans in the Chicago as
tionsl convention name a man oi
progressive principles acceptable to
the progressive party of the country.
then the progressive convention
which is to be held at the same time
may ratifiytheehoiceottheu. 0. I’
That is the position entitled by the
progressive national committee, and
win in all likelihood be followed by
the Connecticut state central com
mittee in dealing with the state
problem.
Mr. Alsop. Mr. Smith and others
urge holding the convention early
In May, but. it may be the colonel
will have something to say about the
date. The delegaieato national
convention from this sla wlll not
necessarily have to indnm Colonel
Roosevelt's candidacy because at
the position outlined h' the na
tional committee, though all leaders
declare be is the biggest man in the
country.
‘1 hope Roosevelt is nominated."
Mr. Alsop said. ‘Jaad. I believe he
will sweep the penalty. We must
get somebody to. heat. «. Wilson 0 sad
the Wilson policies; and I don't know
of any other man In the United
States who can defeat Wilson. [I
there is such a republican. I don't
know him"
out cum Julius.
now it Ilili out
The Bridgeport Poet —_said last even
me:
“I have been a practicing lawyer
tor tbirtydlve years—" and then At
torney Joseph A. Gray of Norwalk
halted as he was addressing the jury
In the action of Elizabeth Mills
against I10 Davis and l.. S. Beers.
yesterday in the Common PleasCourt,
civil side.
Attorney Gray stopped his argu-
ment because his ears thought they
caught from the jury box thisobaer
vatlon: “Encept for the ten or twelve
years you were disbarred."
Turning to the court Judge, John
41.90an. Mr. Gray explained the
situation and he asked that the jury
be discharged from further consider
ation of the case because at prejudice.
It was the most sensational jury
trial incident in the memory of the
DEATHS AND FUNERA LS'
Miss Fannie K. Finch.
Miss Fannie Kellogg Finch, niece of
William Kellogg. of tNorwalk. died yes-
eveuing In the Town Assembly Hall
in Wall street. The proposition of re-
Bunting the paving of the new bridge
was taken up. by the committee. and
‘a letter has been seat. to the Empire
Construction Co; intruding the con-
tractors to resume the work on the
bridge. as soon as the weather candi-
tione become havorable to such work.
lids have been sited fontortha re-
moval at the unsightly seller which
ATLAS Pancakemlilll gonooooooooon a
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FRESH FROM THE MILL a I)» o :th °
0
2 PKGS. 25¢ o NEW SHADES a
2 That is our Specialty q
‘ 9 I A Dicierman 5: ‘on °
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‘ Davey b, 1 2 South Norwaik. O
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me 41. l 2 We give Library Votes. 0
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A 788111" meeting 0‘ “30 31"!” are now alongside the bridge, and
Ilrst impression of the new structure.
to a stranger passing through Nor-
walk. . . .
——.—_~_
. James Caesidy. of Cross street. a
well—known up town men. was taken
suddenly ill yesterday morning in am
attestenlns way toworhandbsd
to be asdlsied to his home. Dr. Sulli-
van u now in attendance.
, . security.
ie'rdsy after a short illness. Funeral
lsmioes wil be hed Monday met-noon
lat 2 o'cock. from Raymond's Under.
,taklng parlors, on Main street. Rev.
Louis E. Howell will oillciate, and In-
terment will be In the Norwalk come-
[91'].
. Funeral of Oliver I. Nickersoii.
7 Funeral services of the late Oliver
Bradley Nickerson. will be held t0-
morrow alternoon at two o'clock. from
the late home of the deceased, at 87
Orchard street. Rev. Luis B. Howell
' will oiilciate. and interment will be in
.Coastruetlon committee was held lull which present anything lhit a hvorable the Norwalk cemetery
BROKER'S CASE CONTINUED.
NEW HAVEN. April 8.—The case
of James G. Bishop. a broker's clerk.
arrested in connection with the dis-
appearance of a 81,900 bond (m the
~ 't M a local bank. was continued
until April 17. in City court today.I
Bishop is required to provide ”.000
L
ll»...
. list.-. . ,tv. ’1‘. H.
oldest court oilicial. Judge Booth
thought a moment and then deniedf
the motion.
mertasmf :5
Tristram ‘8. Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
SPRING
The latest Models
You should ‘see them.
Lovely Silk Waisls
Elegant Silk Sweaters
Stills and Coats oi quality
m m Ill
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EASTER '
CLOTHING
hands of a scholar he is said to have
punished.
The ofliciai complaint and story of'
the whipping of the high school boy
at the hands of his principal, as fur-
nished Mayor Carl Axel list-strum. by
V. C. Smith. follows: .
“George Kavano. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Shraycr, 313 Main
street, Norwalk, Was sent home from
school on Wednesday, April 6, for a
laughing in class. The boy was in .:.
structrd to furnish an excuse. from
his mother for his misconduct in
school
"The boy returned to school Thurs
day. April 1. and nothing was said in
regard to an excuse. Friday morn.
ing the boy reported to Miss Pryor‘s
class. and was told to go to the ol
ilce. which he did
“Mr. Ireland gave the boy
wbrk to do in punishment. and ln-;
structed the boy to stay after the
bell. The boy was then taken to an-
other psrt of the building, where he
III beaten with a pointer. and clear-
ly showed marks and bruises around ’3.
his legs.
“Alter the—«sting. the boy was
takenby lreland. and grabbed and
do so that, he» showed marksf
aroun his neck. and prevented me
boy trout talking."
:‘e.
For the Young Man and
Little Boys
l
"0m We invite young men and men who desire ‘eonserva-
“tive models to inspect our new clothes for Spring. A bet-
:ter assortment cannot be found anywhere.
Prices $10, $15 and $20
sznwmxm
8t. john‘s the “transcendental'JFIcm
this. he spoke of symbols in general,
from P. Ward Ireland, principal ofthe inn 6 'mt they no“ '0" 8m 0‘1 PM CALlwAUTO BARGAIN FOR
junk" High Moo“ of "mime gospels he said they had two as- Jim" service 8250 76 Wall street.
peels the one biographical. and the "WWII as at
cit , s t
M: ”if“: :2" h: ‘omine‘ztother 3 rule of title. any "mm a .,
accept an appointment by the smfr‘m" ”m m“ "m“ h‘ 5““ FOR GALE—m ours 840 vrcron
M4,: Education as director 0‘ the “d “I "'9 diderent. beau-e 0‘ m In excellent condition 76 Wall street
State Educational Survey. tvarying viewpoints oi din‘ersnt men. Norwalh. as at
___________ Each writer tried to' give e'xpreseion__
l 1- Payne of 8 West MM ‘5 to what wad‘da him. and no onecould WANTED—Gilli. NR. GENERAL
thaw: mu mm to m. hm, u rive out what he hasn’t telle- I- ll housework. inquire one Mac 3 Jen-
the result 0! . tall sedated recently. all the gospels were to be lost tomes-v nings, its Harbin Road .3 at
3. “pm, improving from the elects row. and you were aked to tell what‘ .. g
of the accident was In the gospel. or to write the. LOST—YESTEIRADY. BETWEEN
|izospcl, what would your gospel be? Cedar street and East avenue. Lad-
lrs 0. Gregory, the local atorney, said be. How much have you taken ‘98' Gold pin. With diamond In cen-
who has been confined to his homefln of the gospel? The way’ to find “W- INNIE! will be rewarded by l"!-
tor the past week with an attack of out what our gospel Is. In to search: “1min: flame to Boston Store. as it
the S'rlDD. is reported ll being V017 oneself—the beginning of the practi- ' ' ' -
much lmlll'o'i’d- irai side of the Christian life Is selI- WANTED‘A GOOD TEAMSTI‘R
Iexaminstion. Find out if the gospel to drive double team. John 1“. Mchis.
lto you Is biographical or a rule for. on. ‘8 it
your life. The speaker said that after
um. cf.“ OUT ‘0 "9.? "I. M..- going through a“ the r-u'e' 0t
‘ "9' °' the NIaeloner. / Christ " we are bound to come backI
The mission was well begun at to the gospels of the four New Tests
Saint l’auls church. last night. when merit writers to en the right "Life"
”‘0” m“ “'0 ““9"“ ““d any 99" All the writers had tried to be right
pie were present to show their Inter- and all dlflered
est in this effort and to hear what
itlic mlssioner bad to any. The ser-
lvlce was short. with hearty singing
of tamllinr hymns. a few prayers and
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WWrW?’ 2 3
‘1’00 LATE FOR CLAeSIFICATION.
A communication to The Sentinel
‘ or. 'Psuus . meeton seems.
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TO LET——5 NICE BIG ROOMS. Al. I.
Improvements. gas, electric light New
on Lincoln avenue. Heater. 5 nice
rooms, all Improvements. 76 Lexington
'uvenuo. inquire Steve Kit“, 76 Lex-
It Is so In the dIvI-‘ in“ on “PM. “‘3 it
i {Ch t —
4:o°';:u‘;d an“ tam!) T's!" h“ "‘9" TO LET—TWO ROOMS BEAUTI-
ht If a“ m, u cant M fui location. Near center Terms rea-
"5 one Is right then all the rest sonable. All conveniences 8 Crescent
are wrong. Terrace. as at
a :cripture 20mg?" I? making his In the instruction following the oer-3 __
an ouncemen 3 ° to sinner first 0' own the mlssioner illustrated from FOR SALE __ REMEY JUMP
all emphasised the fact "I“ h. i' the scriptures of ancient peoples. in-
' 9 m we Bel-Vice of the people. to eluding our own Hebrew tradition.
meet them and talk with thin, and be ,how the f H 3 after God began He
urged that any persons who have showed how ‘ ' ass of elimina-
‘ " Mn“ N uncertainties. or Hon" went on i edevelopmcnt oi‘ :
who desire help about their Christian the Messianic hope which was ful
.1110. should come “d talk with hm“ tilled in the coming of Jesus.
.uxter. he said, has nothing'
else to do but the mission, and thefdefs: Sizzling: 1:: ‘28::sz g:
"“35”“ is to help WWW“ “'9" He said the children’s mission. at 4:15
asked that those who desire to have Icvery day. should be considered very
nrayers offered for themselves or oth- mmm and 1mm parents would
Arr. pttt requests for prayer Into the send the children. I
box, placed for the purpose. at the!
rear of the church. and that any who:
have questions to ask. write. them out.
Is high speed Schebler carborator. 87.
Two 1% In. Schebler carborators. $5
each. Atwater Kent coil, 36. Spit dark
4 cylinder box coil, :5. H. Keywortli.
as at
While
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rowland, 0! this
land drop them in the box. Blanks-re city. are celebrating the 23nd anniver- and ”888
rrovlded for these purposes. sary of their marriage, which occurred 1'
_ Reading m’ the third and lourth on April 7, 1894. in Danbury. during a $1.10 to $3.50
{chapters of the book Revelation; the terrinc snow-storm. Mr. and bin-x. Ron-1 Pam: Cages
land‘are receiving the conmtelatlons
inwaaponuoowdm
01 their Manda and\ relatives.
’.‘our evangelists. or writers at the
gospels. u illustratilg dilemma! stand?
points: s1. 'Mnilhcw's bang Jbe “ha i wsnrso—cmnsnniutm AND
man" s , St. Mark's the “priml {waitresa ,_ Apply to Mrs. Robert Van '
. time"; St. Luke's the "sacrificial"; ‘Buren. “West avenue. Norwalk. as all
$2.49 .
Albert r, Gehebe
29 W“? wasmuamn IT.
. Wee I”
W BM“!!!
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94 Somh Main street. South Norm-1k. -
5; Bits Cages.
spark. low tention magneto 36. Model - '
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