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-ipl—cuhgceglas odtnlnzyl-Jpp
WI. Keeper—But. go out
and pity the city chap on the 'vu'an-
de. He's so bored that he keeps
tasting the butter and wide, and he
might be e chemist.—m“endofller
Biatter.
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flewaboetneterlaltutbatbnaainoueorkuhessshas. Ase
you ready to give your lawaedressing of opts-bu fertilisers suit-
ableiorcom.potato,orwksetleld. Netting hit (holiest here. Be
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Lunches
Lane’s Bakery
5‘ Wade's-a
treat
A quantity of crushed stone has
been placed at the top of the Keeler:
hill. in Flex Hill road, and further irn«*
provements are to be made.
.bers of the Norwaik Gun Club.
Sixteen candidates took the Adop;
lion W. lest evening, at the reg
slat meeting of Cockenoe Tn'bc. Ne
32, l. 0. R. N. Routine business was
i
-——lf you went a can. go to O'Brien's.
Hermes Wheeler..fur the past tv'o
years a resident of Norwalk. has
moved beck to Bethel, and will. in the
future, conduct the painting estab'
lishment formerly conducted by his1
lather, the late George W. Wheeler. .
-—Soft Hats and Derbles. O'Brien's. ‘,
Quotations on iron pipe, such as is}
used for water mains by the water:
department, show that the price of}
the pipe has advanced from 821.70 to
$31.80 within the past year, A still
further advance is expected. i
Hatter. ‘
—Buy you hat
O'Brien.
from The
Strawberries direct from Florida1
are In the local market and are re
taling for twenty-five cents a. box
The fruit is late in arriving this year
owing to the backward season in the
South. Radishes. top onions and den-l
delion greens. grown in local hot:I
houses. are also in the market. Hot-i
house lettuce from Massachusetts. is
leather green vegetable to be obtain-
ed now. Texas Bermuda onions are
now coming in large quantities.
-—l)crby. the proper hat. O'Brien's.
The Pairfleld County Medical So
laces which hes kept him confined for
White Pine Compound
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
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A shoot is in progress this after-
norn. at Dorlon Point, by the mem-
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Board of Charity omciels in several:
Cunecticut cities have been warned;
against solicitors for the “Church orl
God all Saints 01’ Christ.“
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Among the various signs of spring:
is the hands of the youngsters is .i
revival of the popular rubber “throw
ball,” with a rubber string attached. :
I
More will be e dance tonight in
Arion Halli. The affair will be run
under the auspices of the Arion Four.
and music will be furnished by Svec's
orchestra
There will be a pleasant dance at
the Norwelk Country Club this even
Bentley's orchestra will furnish
ing.
music. An enjoyable feature of the
mentor: will be a dinner prepared by
Steward Millard.
i
lreens
Charles S. Wakr-nian. of
Forms. one of the best known garden
ity. is slowly recovering from an ill-
the past summer.
Members of South Norwalk Coun-
cil. Knights of Columbus. will attend
Communion in s body tomorrow morn;
lng. at the 7:30 o'clock mass. in St.
Joseph's church. Confessions will be
heard this evening.
Mrs. I. 'l‘. Payne, noble commander.
and William Anderson. keeper of rec
ords, of Old Well Comlnandcry. No.
966. U. 0. G. C., will represent the lo
cal lodge at the grand commandery.
in New Haven. on Tuesday next. ;
last 1
A large crowd was present
evening at the regular weekly dance;l
of Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32. i. 0. it. M..‘
held in Red Men's Hall. in‘_ Mainl
street. A local orchestra furnished,
‘music. and dancing was enjoyed un-‘
‘til a idle hour.
The case of Sarah L., Campbell.
against Louise Streetcr Warren, for}
'the development of our boys.
treading the account in
Phone 113.3.
,prepared tor any menu. hpply your wants new at.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
131 Washington St.
3
Satisfactory Shoes for Men
That are truly satisfactory in every way. All of the latest
butt and loath" in ten. mahogany or black.
Our big and varied stock insures a perfect fit, in just
that model that appeals to your individual taste.
Our reputation is back
Reliable Rubber Footwear in All Styles
of the wearing qualities.
CONNEALLY
ll WASHINGTON CTN!"
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'WAN OFFICIAL 0. K. NICEuARY. TAKE. m YEAR. TO DELIVER:
Editor Evening Sentinel:
in your last night's issue I noticed
among the items of local news. that
another set of ornamental electric
lights had been installed on Wall
street. making three sets now in oper-
ation, extending along the front of!
two business blocks. 1 think the reed-
. era of the Sentinel would be interest-
ed in knowing if these ornamental
lights have been 0. K.‘d by the Pub
lic Utilities Commission. the Attorney
:truck peddlers I“ Norwslk and “a".uenerel and the Corporation Counsel?
EAST NORWALK
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INELIGIBLE FOR MEMIERCHIPI
Editor Sentinel:
l have hed some aspirations to be
e Scoutmaster as l heartily believe
in doing everything that is helpful {a
n
yesterday’s
Sentinel of the Seoutmastrrs' gather-
ing. 1 not: that the climax of the ban
quet was cigars. As I am not s
smoker. would i be disqualified from
the Scoutmesters' course of culture?
N'ENTY-THltl-zk:
CONFERENCE RECEPTION TODAY.
STAMFORD. April 8.—«The New
York East Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church had only one
business". session today that set for
thc forenoon hours. This afternoon
receptions will be given to visiting
cicrgymcu and members of their fam-
ilies and this evening there will he
a concert.
HARTFORD RESTAURANTEUR
KILLS MINCELF.
HARTFORD. April it—l-‘renk
'l‘vrardy. a restaurant owner, who cul
his throat shortly after he had left
a hospital in which he bed been ill
with pneumonia and had recovered.
died curly today. it is believed that
m" 'm 1m” “5 12““ “mu“! M ”W ”m ““1““ ‘° ”9 “‘1‘“ I“ "“i his mind had been elected by the ill-
IIS At the "0181 Stratileld. Bridge- turnable before Judge George H. Von-i “.153.
port. ncxt Tucsday. The control of
cancer will be the subject for discus
sion and pnnem upon various phases
of that subject will be read by Dr..
Howard Chandler Taylor. of New
York. director of the American Soci‘
ety for the Control of Cancer; Dr. G.
I. Bertaberg. of Stamford, and Dr.
Philip W. Bill. of Bridgeport.
——If you don't want your watch of
clock fixed every 4 weeks and pay big
orient for it. better see Charles Brand.
his guarantee saves you much money
and you get better work also. Chas.
Brand, Watchmsker. Jeweler and 0p-
tician. South Norwalk.
A notice was served yesterday to
all employes of the Yale dz Tovme
Company, of Stamford. that on April
13. a bonus of 6 per cent. would be
paid on all wages or salaries earned
‘the Wilson Point road. which is to be
I
burgh. in tho (‘ity court, Monday. A
date for a hearing will be set.
A decided advance in the price of
steel rails will soon go into effect.
according to market indications. This
may sheet future orders for rails
from the Connecticut Company for
paved this summer.
The Norwaik Girls’ Club basketball
team will Journey to New Rochelle.
this evening. where they will play the
fast New Rochelle College team. The
New Rochelle girls have defeated the
local young ladies In a former game.
but the Norwslk six intends to make
a strong comeback this evening.
[meal admirers—oFJoe Shuirrtie.con-
tender for the lightweight champion-
I WIRE ENTANGLEMENTS
IN CANADA.
TORONTO. Ont. April 8. ~llerbed
wire entanglements will be erected
along part of the frontier of Canada
in the neighborhood of the electric
plant at Niagara Falls. It was an
nounced last night. after a confer-
ence. of Brig-Gen. Logic and i’. W.
Ellis. chairmen of the Niagara Falls
Park Commission. and .l. ll. Jackson,
perk superintendent. The area of
park about the plant will be closed
to the public. The present armed
guard will be increased.
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CDLONEL VON BCHRAEDER DEAD
SAN ERIANClSCO, April 8.——Col.
Frederick von Schraeder, United
States Army. retired. died at his
home here yesterday.
~lNFORNATIDN FOR WOME
Housework is trying on health and
strength. Women are as inclined to
ship. will be interested to learn that
kidney and bladder trouble as men.
glint: the month of limb- Anothor h. h... pmhmd . wmmm n..Aching beck. stiff. sore Joints and
us will be paid on MI? 15th to 8-“ Icon. Joe lied been studying 1”, in! muscles, blurred vision. puifness un-
unployes who are in the company's
a Jersey City law office. but evident-
der eyes. should be given prompt et-
service during the current month of ,y found ”mm“ for the b" too tention. Foley Kidney Pills restore
April. and who have remained in such irksome, .0 he went behind another healthy action to irritated kidneys end
service until May 16. 1916. at a rate
which will be announced later.
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sortofebar.
Certificates of Deposit
ls=ued by this bank afford a splendid short time investment.
They are safe, negotiable, transferable and when necessary.
can be converted i' to ready rash. . “they are issued for
any amount a1d bear a Eben! rate. of inte'est. They fur.
nish a convenient forts of to perm investment for id'e
feeds. They provid- as mum feed that is rewdv on
den-d. and st these-e tiw- iv earning nosey for van.
‘9-
w"
m in?“
‘ bladder.
5 Sold everywhere.
LADIES’
LIGHT
FOOTWEAR
at $4.”
\
PUMPS
The Colonial in patent and is
gal metal leathers. Has small
tongue and ornament—hp“:-
isliy pleasing on the foot.
OXFORD.
The Crystie. in soft kid is very
& BRACKEN.
rstaeuous mu (
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eoercam. '
GREENWICH. April 8.——A postal,
card mailed in 1896 in Boston by Geo.
newest to his wife in Greenwich was:
delivered Yesterday by Postmaster
Moany to a sister of Mrs. DeWeedt,'
who will forward it to Mrs. DeWeedt,
who lives in New York. The expiens-i
tion given by the Boston post once?
is that a clerk found the card in some;
sheathing that was being removed.
six new orrlceas or s‘rlt'rel
attractive to those desiring
something more than a pump.
GLOVER’S
SHOE sronn
HILTON ‘LWODD I
Ianager
dOUTIl NORWALR
NO DISTURBANCEC IN CHINA.
PEKING, t‘hina. April s.--Peui it.
.losselyn, American Vice (‘onsul at
Canton, telegraphed the American
W?" M'
The Reed & =VoIk‘
Minister, Ilr Paul Reinsch, today, that
no disturbances have occurred in Can- ‘
ton following declaration of the in
dcpcndcnw of KwangTung pI‘UI‘lnt‘t‘.‘
lloth the civil and the military gov--
ernors of the province proclaimed its.
independence. I
CONNECTICUT PEO'LI IN
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON. I). G, April db.
Edward M. Day, and A. W. Hyde}.
counsel tor the Board of water coin-l
mission. rs of the city of Hartford er
in Washington today to argue be-
fore the United States Supreme Court
the case of the cltiaens oi Barkhamlou
against the City of Hartford. which
involves the claim that property dam-
age has been done to the. plaintiff by
the installation of the reservoir sys
tern for Hartford.
Walter 8. Card. president of the
ilsrtford Wafer Hoard is also here.
lie is stopping at the iiamiiton hotel
with Congressman Oakley. his step-
father.
Messrs. Dey and llyde are stopping
at the New Willard
llirdscye E. (‘a~'e is here for the
plaintiffs. it is understood now that
the case will not be called before next
Monday.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of unclaimed letters at the
Norwelk post cities for the week end-
ing. April 8th. 1016:
Adler. Miss Laura.
Clea~ lolly.
Constock. Mr. W.
Cola. Pasquale.
Judge. Miss Mary.
.lrish, Miss T. V.
nguore, Antonio.
Norweik Motto Co.
Perkins. S. H.
Richards. Mrs. Edith.
I. J. HOWARD, P. bi.
South Norwalk.
Leslie Adams.
Clarence Button.
Abraham Jacobs.
H. K. Lyons.
Geo. R. Allen Co.‘
Mrs. Mom. 12 Chestnut street.
Frank Scoilcld. 56 Fort street.
ANDREW LEARY, P. hi.
i‘esting the eyes and
exanlmiog a pitiem
for the effects of eye
main are two dif-
ferent tin: is.
mreesondiatenoculiet
(medical speciallst)ises-
sedated thusistegive
ihenvest Mrukts‘
mpodhla
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Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In the Town
AUTO CUPPLIII
Phone M De. Main .0.
Bo. Norwelk. Music Hall Bind
Garden Tools
The Wallingfc rd Line
We .
Have
Any
Tool
You
Seek
SEE. OUR LADIEO' SET.
Albert D. Morgan
. (Buccaneer to Chas E. Div-r.
'12 WASHINGTON at.
‘n \Innulelk CONN
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Pries-
l NON WALK
Be Surelts A
FRISBIE‘S PIE.
Made intheCleanestPlant
fremthebesthesh fruit
'ebtelsebie.
MYeustseerforThen
thItah
T'HA H
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Inn'stoathenetyoerres-
here-5.
NIIUILT TY'IWIITENC-L i;
Ilitb. Underwood
”fish. all ethe
makes. loll. new
W. Install. In
I. loath. Isome-
soid at 85 per month
JAG. DONNILLY
“Hummm
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IIGGIII "08. “HIE:
.I Cress 0t. 13 Woodward Ave. '
'Phses 1m 80M Nomalk, OI.
CTONAGI AND REPAIRING. Font
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires. Tubes and Supplies.
Canine e Feature.
Pro:- at
rasr ' Ei‘alcm'tm: To new“ .
vans. I
Might beet leaves Pler 21 em;
River, New York (feet of Catherine;
at.) every day except Sunday. “'3 p I
er. Freight received at Nomlk up to
s p .It. and at touts Non-elk up «i
5:” p. In. I
ours. It. Fonts. General Agent. I
THE ANNINO J. CMI‘I’H TRANt
IOITATION LINE. In.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
lean right around when some
thing like this happens is your
r
PLUMBING
b defective. antiquated. meni-
tsry or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install e
new system c!
. MODERN PLUMBING
JDBBINC A SPECIALTY
Holman KNASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1854.
North Main It.
m
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O. Nee-rs
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHINOPRAC'I IL
WWII“ the definition 0! ts
«use or the disease and the an o
adjusting the seats. Diseese is censor
byemncntwhterspruniatbe
beck. liven if done In ohiidheoc
It queue wicked nerves and pain in
ht. lite h the different organs and
unis.
Chiropractors remove the cause u!
disease and pain. health is new
through harmonising the nerve eys
terse in your body. Female trouble-
glveu special attention: also «Inst-'-
of the spins. You will never ngrol
am the Chiropractor e chance u
help NI-
Im m0“ m0! else.
T. Francis. D. C.
:4 Washington at. 00. Newslk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School 9
THI. LL'MANO ‘69
PRIVATE SECRETARIES
ties opened a new field for
young MD“.
let In mom
.I'II. C0" EH
1
I” Norweik. Rte-fad. M
s CH".
minus V
Easter Sale of
Suits, Coats, Miliin'ery
home. lfyoer ;
‘A. ’J. Angevine 81 Son .
1M1 36 WASHINGTON It,
.3
The GOVerrlor
has requested you to save your lush} . . ,
and WM. EFFRON 00., 3 Revlon .‘
street, East Norwsilr, buys it and me
the very best prices Notify us shined
as we are very busy during this new ‘
son. Be sure the name and eddnsl '"
is on the wagon. if you wish to insan
satisfaction as there are peddlers go-
v.
ving around on our name.
Tel. 441
Tel. 3 ‘ '
if You Have
Any Junk _
SELL S. Jaflee
c
‘5:
ITTO
Successor to Wm. Edi-e.
Phone 499, »»
37 Fort Street. East Nanak -7: ‘f.
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.:¢..
:5...
THE WM. EFFRON co. Inc.“_-
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK
COAL a sum or.
Here is one who papers neatly. _.
Satisl‘les your taste completely. -.
With artistic skill your walls jun
decorate. ‘
All the latest styles he's showing,
Kind attention he’s bestowing. '
And the work is promptly ‘dono.
None have to wait.
«
1
And if painting you are needing
in this line he‘s also leading,
He. will make your house look hem,
And np-todate.
I Pawnbrokers Sale M
The subscriber hereby offers and
proposes to sell all of the prope 3
pawned with him as represented
the following tickets. Nos. 1 0
15010. 15011, 16038. 15024. 1.50 '
15040. 15054. 15068, 15072, not
15111. 16117, 15119. 16121. 1518!;
151‘], 15143, 15145. 15160. 16108.:
15167. issued respectively Septlnbb
i. 2. 4. 6. 8, 11. 13. 14. 16. 20, ll.
23, 25. 29. 30. 1915.
usmmawlaxm.’ ;
‘ Jar. losesfldd. Prop.
00 Water street Death N .
IIIIANIA lillll‘
I. PLIURV. Prep-Idler. ‘
EUROPEAN PLAN
sue- IDs day. use wed: ere
Island Ave 0e. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler