Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Preston have
moved from East Not-walk into one at
n C. Birge’s mttages in Green firms.
Congressman E J. dim is recover-
ing. He has been in Florida, but is
now in Southern Hues. N. C., where
he will remain until limit 30.
Dr. Rules D thawrence, of South
ltlain street, who has been seriously ill
of pneumonia, is reported to be im-
proving.
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The Whatsoever Circle of King's
mughters will meet on Tuesday at
3.30 o'clock with Mrs. Henry Hoffman,
121 South Main street.
.-
Joeepb W. Ciancey, of South Nor-
walk, is' reported as being quite ill in
a New York hospital. Mr. Clancey is a
well-known halter and an officer of the
Hatters' Union.
tutu Willltl
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meant Grains-ti mm no
but rem: interest
The traveling salesmen are now on
the {outwith the [all samples of
men‘s hats to submit to retail men
chants. Buyers will in general be
more than interested this Season in
the grades which the hut manufaes
turtle produce, rather than in the
styles that ate shown, and yet, as a
matter at fact, for the vigorous re-
tailer oi well-balanced judgment the
matter of grades which they can
obtain will be of secondary conse-
hcictofore, will be considered of pri-
mary importance.
it is perhaps a natural impulse that
buyers should consider first the
grades that are uttered, because tho.
sharp advances in prices which man-
ufacturers have been controlled ll;
nuke for the fall season will require
radical revision of retail prices and
policy by retailers.
The thoughtless merchant will. in
wtmt‘imo out it t- M. on
its liltl up in its.
ttt ltl tum,
tt‘mtlins-i fr n d at e.-
‘ ‘_ " I‘ Dig tt‘tmup-tul front Fl‘m Pfi‘e')
the son of issue and Lucy Brown Sel-
i‘ct-lt. He lived in Pound iiidge until
be u" '
and .l~
train . '
“W "ud‘ii—I-‘atmrhoo. covered with a
. "0k 8. pawn...“ as COOK on, ililtlt llFtl :‘mfi “T gratis or wet-.15,
"'bei’s boat. which plied ”“915 “919 £0711 “D where Washed
between . ‘k and New York. in. “”5 ”10 119M." rains.
leti‘” Captuu tT"Zet-l: left
with a party of local people and join. Weir there, All. tiiwmportaticn of
9.: m the rush to ma California gold; inch. women and children. as well‘ as
tit-ids. Upon his return from .zf'alit'or»: l‘vz‘cuurts, etc, traumatic on the backs
Hill in. went into partnership with two; “f m"? Spindle-legged donkeys. The
Uf m5 brotherereorge and Hpnr)v_‘t)i.ly English the natives knew were
MWfd
; ~ Institution
1 ....
‘ will. lulu l tit-t“; of one room. built:
about fourteen years of age.' ‘
The»
. l
ho vehiclel
Not-walkfmum “0 tit—r "Wm but no vehicles‘
one-nee. and the element of style, as-
ll“llt, between Not-walk and New York.
Ant-r continuing this business for a
number of years, the Selieck broth-
ers opened a feud store in Wall
til‘t'et, and later developed into the
gittrry business. The boat line was
out up shortly after this time. and
in .890. the firm of Holmes, Kaela:
A. Stunt-k. which recently has sold
,mit it. the C. E. Sisuson Company, of
iSt..mi‘ord, was established, with (flap
1 ‘zin lsuuc Sellock representing the
2m! from the w‘mlomlu grater: “Hill
I :1 ms about twelve years out». and
and a hunt line was opened by the “W 01 ”“99 words "my “ad in heS-l
tCaecu‘et now and then and neyor
gilt" either “money” or “shilling.”
' There was one man on whose dou-
ikey ,one of the ladies of the party
ltook a ride. greatly to the amuse-
inirnt of the natives, who flocked
' around in droves to see a white worn.
ion. This man was made a million'
tairc by a half dollar for the use of
i the donkey. When the ride was over.
§lilll hing perhaps he could get a little
more money, he said “one dollar"
itept—atedly. and not getting any man»
‘of course result In entire change ot= “neck mun}, in ”w (omem ”v rel “3., he krill repeating “five dollars."
' his words.
=buvim. M itino what
‘u.tont, but tu'esuniinu ha might add1
Waterbury is again sorrowful betcrdor to secure his merchandise at “1 him» that time has been living a rc.'. ‘r final! addition to his fifty cents.
, cause of the defeat of the legislature
of its plan for a State Normal school.
The legislative committee on educa-
‘tion'luyt -J,ported the measure un-
fevorsbll" "
A dispatch trout Washington says
, just before adiourniiig sine die,
di‘Seunte confirmed nominations of
Moses G. Marcy to be postmaster at
Falls Village. and Thomas H. Hickey
«it Springdaie.
F. E. Lewis, of Ridgeficld. whose
handsome gardens are the admiration
of many visitors from this city during
the summer. has taken many prizes
low it price as poesihtc, ignore till do
‘ttll style effects for which ,cxtra.
3 plates are charged. in consequence,
llil‘ huts nhich such stores will Show
meat fall will appear very ordinary.
«1.33 the spirit today tibi’btid in Am-
erica. the keen desire for smart, lux-
urious dress and the easy. cheerful
disposition to pay lOI' merchandise of
higher standards of excellence. These
mrr‘ehunls will shrewdly pay manu-
t‘at‘tuters whatever price is necessary,
‘nut only for the same quality hats
to: lietyetol'ore, 'but even ‘l'or lunch
tlncr qualities; and furthermore they
ml! “dress up" their hats in every
way possible to enhance their style
voiut ,adding whmt-ver may be nec-
t-usul'y to produce a more attractive
(to the other hand, the foresight;
(ti ntcrchunt of longer vision will ire--
lllrtu life at his home in Arch street,
1' ’tht deceased is survived by a wife.
|two brothers, Charles of Omaha.
«Nah, and James, of Syracuse, N. \'.,
211.1w urautldaughters, Miss Clara
llcl. Sellct'k. Mrs. May Gehebe and
Mil“. lint-old Baldwin and by one
.ji'nnttson, Ray Solleck.
'ihc funeral services will be held
fun; tlu= lillt' residence of the decree
WI. 1;; Arch street, Tuesday afternoon
M 3:30 o’clock. Rev. Charles Elmore
Hittite, of the Norwslk M. E. church
"31:1 otliciate, sud'burlul will be made
Not-walk cciuetery. Captain Sel~
1lll
“icon was a member of thc Norwalk}
till. E. church, and of the Nor-walk
gems
leovs car RFFORMATORV ON
appearance be it bond, binding, lin" BURGLARV CHARGE;
mg or any other dctuilmpayiug the. ‘
i.i.tr.uiut~turer whatever truly be 1190‘! l‘nnttd guilty of burglary, .inntcs,
Whisilly to sot-um the improved effects; 1.2mm“, m 43 gummp street. spntli‘
haul chsrclnavustomers um‘m‘dlnsb’.‘ Noru‘dllx, llnll Stotred ltutkownt. nt
it is early to forecast: in detail that 51‘? ttmral ovcnue. were sent to the
Lat vogue for next hill. but to the. Slil't‘ rcformalory by Judge Frank 1.,
close observer. thP general tendency; Wilder in the City court yesterday”
is well marked. There will b0 ““11“ lllt‘l'lltllg. llotli boys confessed to the
or no cbungc in soil but Bhutwr‘. di~ l\|‘||\t~ Sorghum Simone and Detec-
Ioettsions continuing in Just about tlle‘t \e l, .. ticrrity that they had 1,) ted
at the flower Show now in progress in
lhe‘graud Central Palace. New York
city.
Under the bill passed last week by
the State legislature, students_ com.
muting to Normal or High schools, no
matter what their age..will be carried
at scholarship rates. The bill is of in-
i At Santa ' Marta, on the north
.rtm at Columbia. where. the tem-
.‘ pciature was 95‘ degrees in the shade.
we could see in the distance snow-
cappeo mountains and it was said
that when the wind at times blow
from those mountains it chilled the
air at Santa Marta, so that an over-
coat was comfortable. This was one
of the travelers' stories which we
could not vouch for by our own ex-
perience while there. We did not go
through the Panama Canal, but went
along beside it on the Panama rail-’
road. We walked to the great locks,
wilell ships were going through, and
Iwhcrc by three locks they were rota-
tcd 51 feet front the sea. level, and
thct by three other locks were low»
Ll'\(i to the same level.
We, also passed through the Camp
Lake, 30 miles long. an artificial body
of water, made by. the grant Upton
dam. improving the waters of tho
:‘lldgm River, filling up the entlrt=
valley, and coverlpd over many vil~
lattes. originally on both sides. .. ..
t
If your tannin; is delinquent and
destructive become a Sentinel classi-
fied advertiser at once.
latest. to students at. the high school
who commute daily to the institution
trout other towns.
same general proportions as at pres-
ent. Crease crown TWOOIM‘X‘ etlccts
v ill be the general style character,
‘but rather than the present that set
the mum of Joseph lienesse; at
Ntwntld :utl Sit'titford avenue“. .md
limit) .‘ucobs of 54 (“reset/lit or our.
I p . ‘
britns will be raised in varying
.._..___.. ' t‘ilH‘l.
A resident of Sltlppan Point’Slates tlcart‘cs at the sides. but still without
and britns of
. . - - ' coils. Crowns of ‘5 1-3 .
“at Whne .51“ W“ “D Thu'aday mgm' 2 1.: to 2 M will he the favoritv dit
after midnight, She thought. to look at incur-ions. .
“10 stars, as she often does. She was it is more particularly in the tin
surprised to see three aeroplanes ny- fines ‘und' the trimmings that the.
tug over the Point and outbound Q'wlm" l,“ "W1“! l"‘" b“ lfa‘rkfd Rd“
. " \lti' novelty Sty on con .11 u ct. ' ct
watched their lllO‘lelllents for about on mow finishes will (‘()v("l‘ ll wide range,
hour and a half, until they disappeared or rough am...” from the brilliant the Food and Forms Gases t
In the darkness. sill. nap to the tEXlJ‘t'llll‘ rough Scratch l Undlucetctl food dciuyed in ”WI
' luvs MRI “lastly finlslujn- Fancy mlx'.ut01)lil€ll decays. or t'atlri‘t', termeuts;
Friends of John W. llogurdus, of “1'” Wm be uguin Introduced and the same as~food left in the open ulnl
. nr (4)9Cll‘d. !'l elect with savoul‘ ' =. ,
Rowan street, Danbury. may be glad \‘fmum w“; surely M M popular M says a noted aulhol‘ll}. He also tcllsi
to hear he had recovered sufllclsntly they were some years ago when they “8 lhilt indigestion is caused by “Y"
from his recent attack of pneumonia wt-rc ht) much in (it‘llttlllti. anti it is; par~scldlty, meaning, there is tin ox-
“to help entertain friends on his probably that thosupply'nt the mark: 9935 of hydrochloric acid in the 3mm.
_ , ~. 4. will be greater than lust fall. ’nch which rev ts l . d'
eightletit birthday anniversary, Friday. p 9“ comp e“ ”93'
llttorito colors, will bc‘ medium to‘ _ .
the sixteenth. He was the recipient mm shades ‘0‘. green, brown. gmwtlon and hiltl'iS food fermentation.
of several cards and letters of con. and mixtures. Scarf puggnrees, taf-‘Thus everything 0810!) Hours in .lhe
gratulation, as well as other presents mm. and both “'itlt‘ and narrow stomach much like garbage some in a
A supper was served the guests ”LU-V ”'0 11““ tlt‘mlttt'lna some yet." can, tom’iing ucrid fluids and gases
iSAYS ACID 810le '
CAUSES INDIGESIION:
1
Excess ,of Hydrochloric AcidSoursi
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nutmctivn styles, and welt edges and _
. in; (7) stitcliinas will he the novelty;WMCh inflate the stomach “k6 a my
local stores that have slot machines trimming ert‘ccts. An effective style: balloon. Then We feel 1| 1198"}; lum‘
for selling candy, chewinggum, and’ is produced with taffeta on silk fln-, py misery in the chest, we belch up
9831mm have found 01-1319 lh'tt some trims. the tuil‘t-tu lllHll‘t‘ setting oil gas, we eructate sour food or have
well the Silt'tlll o“ the hut hotly. . , _
persons are making “slugs" in place of ‘I __ lhcattburn, flatulence, cater brush or
. . * * susep.
pennies or nicklcs. This is in violation Hopson “VloLlN” QUINTET n
' . lle . '
of the law. and there are likely to be Norwalk is having many good things‘ ‘ tells “3 to lay aside all (“8‘33““)
. aids and instead, get from tiny pliar~
prosecutions here unless the practice m thm’ny of entertainment this win— macy four ounces of Jed S its and
stops. In Bridgeport. recently. a man ter and not the least of these will he ' ' a ' ‘
, take a tabl-espootiful in a glass of wad
was fined 15 and costs and . t . t u ‘=
$ sent 0 m" “me“ or the H0930“ \ 10““ QM“ tor before breakfast and drink while.
Ready
NEW SPRING SUITS
$10.00 to $18.00
We Cordially Invite Inspection
8ndhaf‘Try-on." !
CopyrightClothingCo. '
6 N. Main St. So. Norwallt.
ASH CANS
Garbage Cans, Ash Sitters. Coal
Hods. Galvanized Wash Tube,
Pails, Foot Tubs, lniants’ Bath
Tubs, Mop Wringers, Etc.
Albert P. senate
Phone torso
25 Washington St.
‘
So. Norwnllt
WE ARE SHOWING»
NEWEST SPRING STYLES
IN
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jail for 30 days for usihg lead slugs ln_tet at the High School Hall on Friday: it is offervcscing and furthermore 10‘” MEN'S 'AND WOMEN'S
place 0f coins in candy machines. Eevening 0’ Lm" week. continue this for a week While re?
.. The Quintet. under the able diree. . ., a . . _t
This month there has been a super- tion oi_Mr. Hopson has reached a high Sitgili‘ynexrtiiizs: 3:; $13112: '3‘
abundance of mud on thfl outlying dis-degree of excellence and this concert I H 4
met roads, and in some places it has will afford music lovers an opportunity liver simulate the kidneys and hug:
been “hub deep." _ Thanks to the to become better acquainted with the proniote a free “6w of are digestive:
March winds of the paltptwo days. the work or this organization; Eiuices I p , . i
mud has been drying up and traveling Miss Sally Betta, welLknown “5 ‘1 .lnd‘Salts is inexpensive and is made’
is possible, which is e thankful condi‘ fine pianist, will appear on the pi!» irom the acid of grapes and lemoni
tion of affairs to those who have to gram, and Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil, juice combined with 1mm; and aodtumi
drive off the Warrenite. The R. l". D.'dramatlc soprano. will give a number phosphate. This harmless salts is
carriers have been. having of songs. ‘ ‘
troubles with it during the pastyi
months. -—Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
move the gas-making mass. start the:
éach trouble with
‘ Am’.
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PregreaesSHaSChngd Citills
, The ‘ world1816tialong’ all right at, times past
. - Without Railroads, Telegraph, Typewritersyngr‘ :7"
* .7 ephones» Automobiles. Electric Lightsmmm.g
1 “mail Of other "mOdern inventions, hut-lit‘ic'amn’if
.Ilqw. Progress has changed conditions" and
made them necessities: = The lose Of Kai Safe De.
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used by thousands of people for stone; 1
oxcellentre'sultar—t i i
[4‘-
Boots tor Daylight
[ Weir. ;
CLOTHING
TERMS To' SUIT
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hately.&=.Brennana .0, m. °“" W
. 42' SDUTH‘MMN ejr.
a.
.. smart New Street
lll'lllzlir- '.
New= Snappy Mod-
els for Dress 20o
V
. posit Box is also indispensable. ‘
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"lover’s _ e .
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~ Tonight! clean Your astute and Stop1
Headache, colds, Sour Stem. i
. fl aeh .
Get a lit-cent box now.
,. Turn the rascals out—the headache,
blliousness, indigestion, the sick...sour
stomach and bad colds—turn them out
tonight and keep them out with Gas-i
carets.
Millions of men and women take a
know the misery caused by a lazy ltv»
er, clogged bowels, or an upset stoni-
sch.
\ Don’t put in another day of distress.
W vww 4....
EVERYBO—BY
Want: to assist Nature to make the lawn look like ed
also the flower gurdens to bloom with delightful
rance.
- We Call Your-
Attention to the Best Fertilizers produced.
Odorless Top Dressing Agricultural Lime
Sanderson Top Dressing Retriever
Sheep Manure Complete for Corn and
Superphosphate Grain .
Fine Ground Bone Potato Manure
Bone Meal Nitrate Soda.
GRASS SEEDS
Clover, Red Top, Mixed Seed, Timothy.
Now is the time for action. Get b ' ’
IT NOW. usy and order. .
Let Cascsrets cleanse your stomach;
remove the sour. fermenting food;
take the excess bile from your liver
and carry out all the constipated
waste matter and poison in the bow-
els. Then you will feel great.
A'Cascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning. They work while you
sleep. A ldcent bon- froni any drug
store means a clear head, sweet stoni-
sch and clean,.hea1thy liver and bow-
el action for months. Children love
Cascarem because they never gripe or
Lichen—Adv. ~ I
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
All Fresh Caught, Not at}
SHAD GREENPORT ovum ’
coo LONG AND" Ron
HALI’BUT CLAMS ‘ ,
SALMON oosuno (2st m
FLOUNDERS BAKING AND mutt
TILE ALL KINDS or ,
HADDOCK NED AND SALT stare
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phonn 108 and 10!.
m. Delivery. 71 north "lists
The most economic.
dessert. Sold at all 3
stores. Try them
THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We show
so many varieties both in pat»
tents and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we” can suit
any purse too. We carry papers, '
in every grade, sonny price limit ; .
you may have set can be stream 4
modated. =
The Gorham "Co
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,. For pin-date Service Cell
3 man H. canons.
Funeral Director and Embatm
Office and Residence
t Telephone 904.
5 6‘ 80. Main St, = BefNortNal
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"White Star' or “Cunard.“
‘ Real Estate and“ Insurance,
South Net-walk, Conn. ..
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Best prices paid for all kinds of
Junk. Automobiles—a specialty.
Send postsLLor‘tslephone,
L. EFFRON ,
5 Rowsn‘St. > East Noriyalk. ;’
AM. SW] C '.
Well til... owls‘m‘é?“ aid...
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Sterner Furniture.
' Do You Want The Latest
Styles in Spring Shoes?
WE HAVE THEM FOR MEN. WOMEN ,Atén
CHILDREN. 1 '
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Many novelties have been recently recent
ed which are well worth seeing ‘
Plenty of Hosiery of all Grades
CONNEALLY 3t BRACKE
81 Washington Street. South Not
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"Hill? 43- new no alone; n': vents.-
THREE STORES In ONE. no STAIRS TO
Free Delivery Everywhere
* *STERLING’S
cunt};
Now is the time to select your‘Spring Furniture
the stock is complete. If you wait until too late the a kit
diminishes. The present freight embargo will make if i
possible to get» what you want when you want it. '
sprout ‘
FBr immediate or future delivery. We'lhave ottersosty
and Sizes for you to select from. $9.00 willsléliveran ’
frigerator to your home. . 9 -
“ Refrigerators $.5'95t°$5500
mks
-, use“; institution.
_ _1’1’}'\\‘i."t«)i-’E7‘i§""~ Speciel'White EnameLR
"'!"ty‘ hi! Ira “ . '
wine V Carrie ,ahe...
Strollers-
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Chas-ac! Access
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We.
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