and Madeira” do?» ill-ram-
tlon. John Patterson, Ernest Dulioln,
1 iWilliam Downing. and Richard Deg;
loop, charged with trespassing on rail
iroad property and riding on .frelght
cars, were lined $7 and cacti-1.11mi given
.115 days in addition. it is believed that
'_ l Willi-T 99‘9““ 11“ bought 3 run ithose young fellowo are the lending
‘ about. .‘nrembers oi the gang which have been
./ braking into railroad depots and other-
. Whiter B Hoyt has returned 1° wise making trouble for the New
town 31f“ a business "‘9 ”rough Haven road at various points along
Eastern CifiBB the line for some time pant .and some-
ttimes committing pretty burglaries at
M" E- Ryan. 0' Newton Heights'ihouses near the line of the railroad
is entertaining her Sister, Mrs G. F. '
Hall. of Brooklyn.
Newton
,M
Senator Charles E. Williamson wan
‘———" .. ione ot the members or the Senntorn
M155 Ella Bataan “0““ 0" “mo; whose votes compassed the defeat of
side avenue ‘5 ”if“ “come“ 'y the 11111 which would have forbidden
“1 [W09 0‘ H M- ‘ ylles men .the employment of minors under 18,
and or women at operating emery
u i '
, '50:“ 1:33:11 has ‘ 19,111.11 :zeoggplgwolishing or buffing wheels. '“be vote
:3" 05‘. 0110 rum 0191:] “mm 1n the Senate Was 16 opposed and 12
“13“” uses 0‘: m in favor. Those ill favor of the bill
“'"f’v ' maintained that this emplovmezrt was
.. . 1 3-911; 1- venue. .. ‘
lhaddeus Hoyt. 0‘ I“ ”La 3 .thc cause of tuberculosis to operatives
. 1 . ’ ' M J-
Ald Society held 11.13181!» befndeiiteirtfytlznftunmof long‘so engaged and Senator Neebo said
a. W ’ [that there \Vlit‘ girls 511 New Britain
1418311110011 in the parlornr ,. d
lean ' doing this kind (i work, which even
Avenue in. to. Church.’
inflection of officers and re- the devil wouldn' 1: do. Those favoring
1the bill said that two-thirds of the
work of grinding watch crystals is
done by women, and much more elit-
icir-nlly than by 1111.111, and that women
' was in Bridgeport to.
but. made application
.8. Navy.
Mammalian and William
1 ' in Bridgeport today.
mm at the Court.
Walter Riley. of \‘0roton, nho re.
cently joined litrzlo Souls naval ser-
vice, is tltdromo on a ten days' leave
not absence. ‘
Campfire Girls held a
fit Miss Hazel Bean. Van
; Monday might. Sonar-1‘
tanninmcnt to be given
biweeks were practiced.
Mrs.Grormli1, one of tll
.ltitch’s Home. has returned from a
few days’ than with her sister in.
at the home of Miss Sadie New Canaan. [
hearing, soellltti to he in pretty good
health.
.day, “111011 passed the bill trialling pos-
w 111., utter spending a _\\eok ‘with. $1le 19 to ill in the Senate, and hav-
W R9“ 3- P. Fairbanks .
“address and there wln‘ “"0
“of officers.
“(is in ew. York.
lure.
governor,
Kinderlln. who has ' been a
of Mr. and Mrs. William Peas-
of Noroton lieis. bts. for two-
ks. has left town for l’illludcl
|
Lit rs.
Zillifillapioes of the Epwm‘lh TH":
._ 11130 First Avenue M. Ill ‘0‘"
interesting stemapticrrn
iron at the church The ”ma‘
9; lilo lecture? was “The,
Paul 1 at Rome." The'
Madme and well no:
. lecture was originally.
”ripple. now in Romelmer
‘ Z‘Wl‘k: The lecturer ofi
1 was, however, Miss F. i
06"13rooklyn. She won
. tins and had a clear cut
«denunciation was excellent
Wm'rwas greatly enjoyed
rings. audience.
4, .
I hospices or 11111 May-
and. Ladder Company, a
who is WP]!
will reform to sign the hill:
Mrs. 'l1‘ranklirr Jones is at bar hour"
on Norotoll avenue, Nomton. whcra
she will spend the spring. underlain
1 “A...“ was adapted including
James S. ionkins and family hive
'r'eturnod to town after spcnrllu'z thezu
‘ winter in Baltimore. and opened their.
house on the Post ltoud at New
ton.
by the constitution.
Grand Juror William ll. \V’illurotl...
who has for many years been but
gage-master at: the notion dt-pot. wi li
Monthly." :1 magazine published
supper was given 1.1.11 "“5“"‘0 “‘3 WWW? dull“ Friday. New York His first work for 1111111 301: size Instant Posturn for» ' . ...... .. .......... t1.
- ilurt " . ' (l ' lth leaves. , ..... 25
an er: ,0“ W... hint when cargo-SE-‘m. . ‘ 23:13:30“ will appear in the May. 250 size Postum Cereal. {at . ..... ..... 23¢
e all '3 1 . y ‘
{33m wine $3.01.: :5 ‘3: George smith. who llllll heou bail A.-.“ W“ ... -— 14c Elle Pbstum Cereal fer . . ...... . . ........ 13¢
l rage—master at tho Dorian station to Grape Nu“, the popular breakfast food pkg ...... 13¢
lure of the evening was
(listings and recltlrtlons
.Fortln. Mr. F‘ortin to
throughout Norwalk for
3101187 this line, but be ex-
;{llls former efforts on
“His graphic sketch of
or was especially good
was delicious and tnstily.
ranged. Robert F). Moo.
ly proved his talents as
a. better served supper
Dill-Ell Gilli Hill
[00K Willi}, PRHl
Sage Teffind Sulphur
Naturally that
Tell
Hail that loses its color lustre, 0
when it fades. turns gray.
nearly a your post. has obtained a
better situation ill the railroads scr-
wice. in the signal department. and
will begin his new duties on Friday.
The women of the Comfort Club.
an organization. affiliated with St.
Luke's Church, Noloton. have been
meeting «weekly during bent to en-
gage in charitable work. This year,
1111 a result of their labour some
poor girls in a Western State will.
Nobody Can
be desired. The menu lifeless. is caused by .1 look 01'1ul11l111r
these
_Jr.enb ham. mashed pota “a":h newtmdfgfxé hzzlriclakiné i l lltlrc hair. Our grandmother rmac up
ed turnips, cranberry wot y mo. 11 a mixture of Sam Ton 11d Sulphur t'
’ coffee cake and cigars. Monday was a busy day
in of the town officers. At the town
clerk's desk it was the first day {0'
the payment for dog licenses, and
Tax Collector aBtes also relied. him-
. self at a desk ready to 'rcmit'c 11'1'
hero who wanted to be prompt in pay
lnr their town taxes. this hm'lllgi 91' ilgretlients by asking at any dru
been the that day i
this-years billll. He will he there-Sago and Sulphur
daily during April.
thousands of women 1111117111911 who 1'11
119. that even color, that. hcmltlfrl
live. use only this old time recipe.
hr monthly meeting, of
:73th the. borne or Miss
‘ gym avenue, Tues.
'11 April 3, spring work
Vacant lots. thorium '
umpiudgrbuuds. con;-
Compound, " whlc
.. ly, th'tt nobody '"ll possibl). tell it ha.
A gang; 0f six young loughs b'orrl' bren applied; You just dampen
“mi“? 1001““ “D and Bridgeport”. one but 17 years of age.
eancd up. The garden and the others each aged 20 were cent
of vital interest at this 1 to 1. ridgepdrt jail by. Justice V. Snead.
1". 811d it Was voted ’00 utter trials for various felonies com?
Veinent of the Norwalk'mmedy 0111 the New.» Haven rallroad‘n
85611. and to cooperate property, the culmination of which was
ed.by~.then1 The M their breaking into one 0! the section.
11111111111115; Norwalk whng's houses last Thursday in the
. ingorden work. imply morning to steal a quantity ol‘t
It 11161 thin alliteration. tools which hatblbeon locked up there.
witwa'rs. Janice Paul; The young fellows were brought to
worked 011.3611 Dir-loot from Bridgemrt by State
I d Will devote their Policemaanony :Fellows. accompanied
days to this work, by John Edward [Bartonmne of New
services are neded.1loven road’a detectives. With two
' work for the bazm' others; who are nowawalting trial for
this through .0111' hair.
smnlmtraml at a 15111-71. '
beautifully darkening the hair otter
“w application's, it also brings btlc
. e gloss and lustre and gives it a
appearance of. abundance.
to impart Polar and a. youthful apnea
once to the hall-
for'tbe cure,'mltlgatton or proventio
of dlsEase.-Adv.‘
o ntlrssu at?“ (“milloyed who had appeared at the
Senator tl'illhlnlsou also voted
with the majority in the Senate Thurs-
at annual me
AIM A‘lgu Midnigilitll: (genial: Mrs. l1 lovd W. Triage has 1''etrlll‘lt‘difi’bla Slmdfly Sports, and moving pic‘ W
_. . v, ~ .tu‘res on a (10111111211: 111 ha i ‘
m Avenue 111. 11. 0.111111:er “” 11.1.1.3 °” ‘1‘" 01“ Km“ 3” h ‘ ” " 1111111111 Wow: ~.
91"
ii
irrg previously passed in the House
now goes to the governor for his dignit-
lt is believed by many that the
known all 11
strict church mun 11min Sunday School
superintendent. or“ many yerlra' service.
Even. it.
Ihe should sign it, it. is contended» llr'
many“ lawyers. that it is unoouatliuu
tlonrrl. since whlto ito original. pnavltk~
ions applied only to the towns of. 10...
000 or rrlor-erpopulattnn; 1.111 amendment.
tho towntoh' {
ehllliord which it is contended ofl’eota
species of class legislation fonblddem
To DRAW. FOR COP8'1 MWINI.
Clifford B. Knight. of Hartford. foo
illorly of South Norwalk. has been-rap-
polntcd cartoonist of the “Policeman’s
in‘
l
Darkano So
dull and
for, scler' kw!) her looks” dorkand beautiful. and
dark uhnde of hair which is so ntrac
Nowadays we get this famous mix
lure improved by the addition of olh
or pmmorrtp or‘Ftorc lor a' £10 trout boltlo 1r "\\'wthlr
darkens the him so naturally. .o emu
1 sponge 01' mil b1 nth with it and draw
taking‘ on“.
By 11101111111
the gray hair disappears; hut - what.
deillihts tho ladiesrwith vah'o Suite
and Sulphur Compound is that besides
wyeth’ls Seize and Sulphur Guru-1
pound is a. delightful“ toilet requisite
It is not intended.
the Cincinnati 1mm 1m yester- sustain America-111s outfit 1111 Allan »
day by a score of t to 1. ta. team of- the Southern Association
CINCINNATI, 0mg ”pp-3,113., bore adamant 111111 a featureless
plays by New Orleans outfielder: game, 3 to ‘
were- laxxely responsible for Pitts-
burx’z 3 to 2 victory over the local.
Southern Association team here to
(18!. fluid!!!“ of South Hamlk Cannot
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 4.o-Brook-. Doubt What Has Been Twat:
lyn 417111121111; the first. unknowns. Proved ii
twelfth inning have today, soorinsi ln gratitude: for relief tromacbon
eight runs and'detnabiog the Bunion and pains of bad" backs-4mm, dis-
coflrmuan PROOF
Americané, 13 to 5, thereby getting tresslng .kidnoy‘illkthousand‘n have ’
an even break in the aortas up to date. publicly recommended Dean's. Kidney.
Each team haS'won {our games and Pills. Residents of 8011111 Norwaik
“V0 more remain 10 be played. who so testified years go, now say
FLORENCE, S. C. April 4—A the results were permanent. This too.
brand of fielding which would not ““10“? “WW Proves the “33h _
win two games a season against the [Man's Kidney Pills to South . 3’0"
:1 ‘walk kidney suffererm
battered Athletics in the America .
Magus counteracted the fine pitching John M BOWL 76 59““ street, 1’
says: “I suffered,
of sum Caldwell and Urban Shocker SW11 “Walk .
and enabled the Boston Bl'aves to win from lnactrve kidneys and had ”39“”
another game from the Yankees The 391195- 1 used Doan's ‘Kidney Pills
Hub team took todnl's contest by a. procured from ““54““ Drug Store
1
HORACE R. NASH
'Thc kitchenlis the.
center of all llOlISt»
work, and around.
the range is center 1
ed all the work o?
the kitchen.» Thr
range is therefore
the all — importan:
. article of household"
' furnishings, and do
best is 110116 1011»
good.
. Get a STAMFORI'.
~ and you will be $111.
" ‘ isfied.
10R SA! E “Y
CORN MAIN AND WEST S'IS
score of 6 to 5. The. Yankees must 1‘1"“ they cubed 1119- '
now. will the next two games to get The above statement was given on
an even split on the series. June 22nd,19n and on June 21. 1916
It! .1 Mr. Burst said: “i haven't had occa-
O IOMA CITY' April 43'0““ slon to one Donn s Kidney Pills since
llomfiCtty fans did not we the Giants 1 gave a former statement necom
and Tigers in action today, the teams . can..." the cure
remaining idle because a gate of mending them.
' ' - permanent."
wind swept the city ball
park and Price- 502, at all dealers. Don't sim-
countryside in cyclonic fashion. The ply ask for a kidney Lernedy-Lget
day was fair and the atmosphere well Doans Kid ney Pillav-the some um
suited to baseball. but the wind made T180131 has twice publldy recent
ball plrlyingfan1 impossibility. intended. Foster-hillbllrn (30.. pm”,
JACKSONVILLE, 11111., April 1. ----- 1311111110, :11. Y.—-Adv.
'.d.~1r.1nc Roma
Delicate 1.1 1 n r
7 Railroad Ave. (Th ' oodie Shop}. Tel 973.
Leave orders for Home-made Hot Cross Buns now.
Strictly Fresh 13qu for Easter morning breakfast.
Homéécolored Fresh Easter Eggs for the Children’ s
Baskets (Saturday).
.EMONSTRATION
At L THIS WEEK "
Postum Cereal Products
The public are invited to call and sample these popular
goods. Note our prices for this week.
Post Toastinomew sanitary. package..eoch ........... 9‘- 1:1
5012 size Instant Postumgfnr. -..’; ' .. ........ . ....... 45¢ 1 .
:1.
A'.’F.Bec’kmann&C0.
C ROCERS'AN'D WINE MERCHANTS.
Tdephm1u0583 and~§5 WW”:
w .
i
.. "W... _. .4.._._._..1.4....
r
[.2Andrew-11avey, the»;
98 Washington 81.5111 .NorWalk
' PHONE 410, PRoMPT AUTO DELIVERY;'
1.
!
{1’
3111111111 111 Announcement
VOWING TO THE FACT THAT WE HAVE’ DECIDED
TO DISCONTINUE THE GIVING OF SW1 STAMPS»
WE ARE OFFERING: ‘
h
1;
’1
fl. VERYBESTCOFFEE ..... . ...... 24¢.
Money and skill cannot produce a better coffee. .
‘ SANTOS-AND MARAGAIBG. COFFEE . . .. 19¢ lb
These are the only prices'in coffee. ' 3
Watch for our big Economy Sale in Fridays Sentinel
Closed at 11 A. M. Good; Friday
a
k .
n
We give 8. diluted Stamps with all
., 60111110111111 Lard '
Great Tea (lo.
124 Washington Street
P‘ROMFT DELIVERY
' PHONE 909
. purchases.
Uneeda Biscuit
12 lbs Granulated Sugar
Campbell’s Soups. -
Clonal’eas
1111a Corn"
Easter Essentials
' WAISTS'
Lingerie Waists to fine voi‘ c and lawn; daintily trimmed
with fine Val and Venise lace ...... $2 00~ $2 98
.W_aists made of Special. 8321 Island Voile with fine trim-
ming 98
CAM ISOLES $3
‘Crcpc Dc ChineACamisole’s 111 white and flesh color; trim-
...............
med with lace and insertion .. .......... 1 50
SILK HOSIERY.
Silk Hosiery in boot style and all silk in black, white and 1
colors ........... . . ....... .59¢ to $2 00
.NECKWEAR
A large and varied assortm t of collars and sets in lawn, _
organdy' and Georgette urge; combination 2colors,
25¢ to $1. 50 ’
GLOVES .
Light Weight Chamoisette Gloves, in white at. 65":
Short Silk Gloves ....... . ......... 59¢ 75¢. $1.011
Long Silk Gloves . ............. 75¢ and $1. 00
, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Embroidery'and Lace Trimmed Muslin Underwear, in a,
variety of styles
I. I. MALLETTE
1111 Washington St. South Norwaik.
A makermanSL Son-
33112111111521 Floor!" Covering? W
.> AT”:
SoutthwalmCOnn; ’1
[\1
ll
a161,; been. diligently. mother ottense at. Bridgeport. These.
six were arrested {one petty offence in;
11111111129 reports that . that city a few days ago, and in the in
ing the- typewr 1t vestiga'tion connected with 11115 affair, it
our catalogue. waelearnod that. they had boasted in
on the lists will the munitions city i their Success in
the pphlisbcrs. burglariflng in Danie State and tall
acknowledge road detectives team 5nto the mat
TAILORED sorts
and
anticipation or was
i ‘ "New York Ladies‘ Tailor
ROCK’OF’]ir
11‘ North Main St. ‘ ’
Wu Also Do Cleaning and
, 'ressingz.
l
" more to Grand 11111111111111.1111 H. Will .
. who proceeded; to. try thomn
'1. . .
,
when, $511111. 11m ilisx tdsilin
thumbs. 111111115 M' to afternoon he
is a Nio- t Acceptable Gilt tor Weddings—
and Annrversarles ‘
c .
.5.
" rncludds ‘all grades to: every room in the pause.
c .
l charge
Out immense stock fills two: hig well lighted linemand V3
1... .J ewe-«941*
we gladly store purchaseatfor fumetdelmnty Without.
Paying. By Check
_ I An obligation paid by check avoids diaputes~£he check»
is returned; after payment and becomes a receipt.
. Paying by check is business-like and convenient—4t putsj
.5? safety and systeminto your: daily transactions; , -- i,
‘ . This strong Bonk 'welcorncs checking accounts with»
business firms and‘?‘ individuals.
. common): on farmmocfgage. .
Prompt auto dequmrflLwnothmu. I "
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