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--Who said turkey supper.
Twonty 11.11.011.151}; chrc lodged at
Norwalk last night.
R. 11. Golden went t1 Brookfiold yes—
terday to adjustm a tire loss.
Hansen 1). Purdue. of North Main
Jtrcet, is sick with sore theist-
Butler Lodge. I. U. U 11‘.,
hearse the first degree tonight.
Miss Lottie (inhuman. of Arch street.
hassecurcd uposition at W. S. Stum-
vant's store. “MN”
The Jerome Paper com
walk. made a shipment 0
paper today.
Who Norwalk fire compames will re.
same their regular monthly practice the
will 1c-
ny, of Nor-
280 cases of
Parties from NanZJou have opened
11 rifle range in cm1 of V. A. Scoilcld’s
stores in North Main street.
‘Closing out stock. fixtures, lcasc
cheap. Harvey.
The first degree was conferred upon
seven candidates at the meeting of
Our Brothers Lodge, I 0. ().11‘., last
night.
John Guider has left W 0. 11011111 s'
Water street plumbing shop and secured
employment with the Jones. Hotchkiss
company.
—-—'.l‘he Uongmghtioiiallatlies Tomorrow.
The first annual concert and sociable
of the Philharmonic orchestra will be
held at (vermania Hall, Monday night,
March 223.
George Jones' class. of Stamford, will
meet with S. Remington s class tonight
in the First Methodist Episcopal church
Everybody w.elcon1e
The house recently bought by tht1
Misses Finnegan 111 Main street, Nor-
Walk, is being remodeled. It will add
greatly to the attractiveness of the street
——Stock. fixtures, lease, for sale cheap
Harvcy.
People desiring tickets for Miss Carss‘
course of lectures on "Seed Life, " may
obtain them after Thursday of Miss
Scott, at the South Norwalk Public
Library.
The home pray ci- 111cctingoftho Smith
Norwalk Congregational Y. P. S. (I. 1.1).
will be held Friday evening, at 7 :‘ill
o’clock at the home of Wallace l’unzelt,
9 Chestnut street.
' —Look at Luther M. Wright’ s adver-
tisement. $10, 000 worth of wagons,
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold.
During the past few days passenger
[traffic has been very heavy over the
Consolidated roads main line and
branches, heavier than usual for this
time of the year.
——Atlantic and Jewctt load can be
bought at $5.40 per hundred; delivered.
$11.50 The J. '1‘. Prowitt (30., 06 Wash-
ing street.
The Norwalk club has passed resolu-
tions on the death of James H. B11111 1y,
and a committee of ten represented the
club at the 'funeral, yesterday. The
club was closed during the hours of the
funeral.
—Goods at less than cost. Harvey.
Henry'l‘illy has just painted an at-
tractive sign for Joseph (lardncr; sold
an Amos bicycle to Charles Pennington:
a new sorry to W. D. F. Prentiss, and
anew delivery wagon to Grocer Wat.
ers, of Norwalk.
~H0w much 11; that turkey supper?
The sale of seats or Norwalk patrons
of Hoyt' 51 Theatre has been changed
from E. P. Weed’sdrug store to Pinneo’s
stationary store, where for the roamin-
der of the season, all will be accommo-
’ datedeith tickets.
The fire committee of the City (loun-
cil of Norwalk has 111111111. an official
inspection of Pioneer and Plunnix com-
panics' headquarters with a view to
renovating the houses in accordance
with the 1ccent vote of the Council.
Mrs. Ida Seymour, (It'll? Prospect ave-
nue. who has become demented, as told
in The Sentinel yesterday, is somewhat
better today. She contInually mourns
for her little daughter. who went with
Mr. Seymour when he lcflrhis wife last
1 week.
--Irviug Reed, formerly employed by
Burton & Brundage, has returned to
Norwalk and Is now in the employ of
..L J. Reynolds. successor to that firm.
Spring time is coming and they are pre-
pared to move furniture, pianos, or do
any general trucking. either in or out of
n. .
-—Fine supper, 35,6;creau1 and cake,
159.1
The high winds and cold weather of
the last two weeks have caused a clam
famine. Men who depend to a great ex—
tent on this industry for their living be-
gin to feel the loss of revenue and those
who are religiously inclined are praying
for less wind and warmer weather. The
tides are, good, but othe1‘ conditions are
e
surnames
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Mrs. [noise 1.. Wood. at 0111! sheet.
is seriously ill with the grip.
Re Fred A Taylor. of the (Ila.
motto, is on the sick 11111.
E: Warden John D. Kimmexwho has
been quite 111 is improving.
——Rrpairing neat] done at FrankWil
col" 3 shoe store. :12lo Main strect.
Mrs... William Schlenckm. of Blue
Mountain, is on the sick list.
Landlord George 501111th is quite sick
at his hotel in Railroad placp.
New York. New Haven and illsrtinrd
stock sold 111 Boston yesterday for 1711'
8.11 Waterbury, oi—(‘lilf street, on-
tel-rained the Mandolin club last night.
Bishop MeMIIhon (Ionncil, No. 1.11),
Catholic Benevolent Legion, will meet
this evening.
-Frauk Wilcck 1:2 North Main street.
has a fine line of shops.
The Arlen singing society netted
13171121 from their annual Inasqncradc
ball 11101111113; held.
Winthrop and Schuyler Clark. of
East Cliff street, are recovering from
their recent illness.
--D0u't forget Sons of St. George‘s en-
tertainment in St. George's 111111, Wed-
nesday cv.ening Admission 251‘.
A plate glass front is being put in
the new store on Main street, soon to be
occupied by Grocer William Botts.
(‘ hristophor Bronson. day clerk at the
Mahackcmo Hotel, is taking a few days’
vacation. and Henry (J. Smith isfilliug
his place.
William Andrews. of East (31111 street.
a teamster employed by Allen Betts re
centlyinjured one foot, caused by the
butt of a log falling upon it.
Henry 0. (dark, of blast (‘litf street
and daughters Annii1 and 1131.1 have been
seriously ill with the grip and tonsilitis.
but are new considerably better. Mrs.
Clark is new sick.
—Wc have this ycar‘ s wall paper as
low as 101 per double roll. The J. T.
l’rowitt (50., 913 Washington street.
William B. Sharp. for thirty ycars in
the grocery busincm in Danbury.
and well known throughout this section
of the state, died Sunday night after 1111 .
hour's illness, aged fifty-three.
The war song concert, which was giv-
en with Inuch success in the South Nor-
walk Congregational church last month,
will be rcpoatcd with incmascd attrac-
tions in about a month. in Music Hall.
for the benefit of 0. S. Ferry (Ionunaud.
Union Veteran Union.
'——Wc are hanging wall paper at
per double roll. '
251
For treasurer of the Fnii'lield County
Savings bank. to succeed the 11m1 James
H. Bailey, the names of tlu1 following
gentlemen are mentioned: A. H. (lamp.
Charles ()lmstcad, H. F. Guthrie. D. W.
Fitch, J. P. Treadwell. (Iapt. A. A.
Bells, W. l1).',ll[ontgomery. V. S. Selim-k,
11.1“. Sheilicld, St.JolIn Merrill. 111. (I.
Stuart. J. 11‘. 111111, A. '13. Austin, (I. B.
St.Joh11.(1.R.13411111111, C. E. Curtis.
11‘. S. Butts, (xould Hoyt, of Eastovcnuc.
To l‘crfImIe Clothes.
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shill) nurses 11' 111'1'11 I'mt. li'ill Hill.-
hags made 1.." I:1I:~lin v. 1111 H1111 XIII‘A‘III'I' and
lay them union}; the clothing.
Tu.iw1.-t‘tt-n Butter.
11‘ you hm. butt 1- 1h it is not entirely
.4"11.Iot, 1:. :t it in :1. pm: 11.1111 mm, with
'11 little salt and ii tin. pl -~(o o. sndI
plncoovcrtlw 11m and bring to a boil.
l'urn it into 11 stone jar and set it 11111. cool
place. The buttcr will he found pm'l‘octly
sweet 11111111111. too salt for cooking. The
impurities will settle to the bottom of the
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Cooking \Vatcr.
Fresh water drawn for the purpose and
heated to the boiling point is much bcttcr
tor the cooking of \‘(1g11tohll‘s and ccrcals—
that 111, gives cooked foodsuhctter llavoI'——,
, than water which has boiled and 5111111111111
:1 long time. 'l‘hecll‘oct of using such
water {or tea and coti‘co is well known.
' Parish minister—Do you know it is an
awful sin to catch fish on the Sabbath?
Boy—Who‘s a catchin‘ fish? We ’avcn’t
’ad a bite all day. '
1 Maisic—Mamma, has gran‘pa sure
gone to heaven? Momma—(111! yes, in-
deed, Maisic, sure! .Maisic—Wcll, I bet
he sneaks out once in awhile for a smoke.
The time was———well, the time was a-
about the usual hour this sort of thing
happens. Said he: “I have serious
thoughts of going on the stage."
Said she: “01111011 the stage.
really astonished me for a moment."
You
Fenderson-You say that 1111111 is a
deaf mute, and that he has an impedi-
ment in his speech. Pray how can that
be? Fogg—Vcry easily. A few months
ago he'lost two fingers by. a buzz saw.
Bobby—Popper, what makes them
call hard times a "rainy day,” and talk
about laying up something for a rainy
day? Mr. Ferry—It is called that, my
son, because on a rainy day there is no
dust in sight.
“ Pure and Sure."
eland’s
BAKING POWDER.
“ The results obtained by the use of Cleveland's
flaking Powder nave always been satisfactory.”
fi-‘¢"" ...._"
. Home at. Fauna, fungal Baum Coating 8cm.
.tlfink‘you can live in peace with my
F... D. LAWTON 8. Co.
6 lbs. California Raisins, 24c, 15 lb.
5 II II
\ 3 0 Cl
Granho rrlos.
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“ 25o, so It.
" 250, Inc lb.
100 per at.
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2 South Main Street.
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EDWARD STREET
What
is the reason the people do their
trading with us? For the benclit of our
brI'Ither butchers who wore ears. to start
the story that we had failed last week.
We wil say: We will be in business
when they are swooping cresswnlks.
To the people we will givs II special
sale every day this wrck. 0111' market
will be open until H o‘clock p. in. every
evening.
New York Market
FRANK 5. AYERS, Prop.
Offers 20 dozen
Ladies’ Fast Black~Hose
Of the Celebrated and Unequalled Onyx Brand, at
25 Cents Pair!
lligh spliced liccl, double Solo, and
.mccnt goods.
spliced scam. They are re lar
Avail yourselves of the opportunity.
We are showing a beautiful line of Fancy Ribbons.
Also a new lmcof
Fancy Silks for waists, in Dresden and Persian Effects.
EDWARD
STREET,
5 Gazette Building,
Norwalk, - - - -
Connecticut.
JACKSON’ S PHOTOGRAPHS!
Yomblm- the I..'1tc,~.tStylc and 11 inlsh.
toourputrons. uniltofurnlsh them with the the finest prmluctlons oi
the l‘lIotogruplIlc Art.
Our aim is to give satisfaction
Large Collection of Children's Studies.
E. M. JACKSON,
Photographer.
Over T. Mcail's Confectionery.
53 WALL STREET, - , - - - NORWALK. CONN.
Care of Palms. r
The proper care of palms in the house is
mainly a series of don'ts. Don'tglvo thcni
coo much water. and never any until the R_ H,
surlaceof the pot is slightly dI'lcd. This
is the first commandment. The second is
llko unto it: Don't let them have the mu
sun rays at midday. though you cannot '
give them too 1111ch or morning or after-
noon shining. Don't try either to keep , -
them in rooms where there is a smell of ‘ ’
gas. They have lino noses, those green
things, and will yellow and shrivcl over a
leak that neither the plumber nor your - «I».
own olfactorlcs may have detected. 'l‘hus' DI'UEgISt. .
they may save your health—and, wlmt ls , 1
of more importance, of course, your coin-
plcxion—siuco cscaplng [£115 is among the ..__0___._
worst of skin tarnisbcrs. llon't let. the
trends gr‘t dusty either. Don’t expect ,
them not to curl 11p in dream with dry I. . . ,. .‘ - , - , (1
furnace heat and whim-I of coal gas from “L try to 1.01. 1’ everything mvm
the register. Lastly, don't. (all to give 1‘“‘1~'1}'“*~ 111111111111 1"“ “”3
them all the cigar ashes they will devour. “Fl-11011". 110$ 111 “00k 0t
tcaspooniul a week is not too much tor short. not-ice.
small pot. Dig them into the earth, ‘
taking care not to break theroots;th11n .
water and be sure no water stands in the “0“”-
snuccr at the foot of the pot. ‘
Queen Victoria Brenna Up. US OUR ,u
Quacn Victoria in her best bib and PRESCR'PTION ‘ I'
tucker is still a very good looking woman. D DEPARTM ENT. ’
In the hideous bonnets and old fashioned z -
shawls the queen so constantly wears 0’
when not “on exhibition" she gives one “ IS carefully 11111111111011 and we use -I
the "impression of being merely ]11 nice, I .111 the improved 1m thods I"
cozy, iIIotth-ly old lady whose who 0 1110's ‘ , , ,- 0
interest is centered in her family. One 0 and supply 111w 111.1111 '
would never suspect her of being able to, ‘1“‘5 “3 soon “5 m
rise to the occasion and look the part of III they are in
queen. With the assumption of court D. the niar- W
decry, howcvcr, Victor-la dolls bar homely 0. hot , I III
manners and becomes at once the personl- ’ ‘ ' z
ficatlon of 11 gracious sovereign. To those ‘ ‘N
who have seen her inboth characters the I —o o
metamorphosis has seemed little short‘ot 0 V E
a miracle. On account or the queen's , ‘
lack of height, she is rarely photographed PLAISTED S '
standing, for though she scarcelynioas- 3 COUGH 0
urcs 5 icet her waist line in abnormally -
long, so when she is seated she gives one m REM any! a
the impression of being a tall woman—ran >
advantage the vanity of any woman, oven 3 Will always cure. 2;, and 5,0 cent
a queen, would never ignore. 0 bottles 3
Mistress and Mind. f
Custom does soften the ugly aspect of -———-—~o-———
things, docsn' t it?
A friend of mine has a new servant who
astonished her very much the other day. TRY
A caller rang the bell and the handnmld ,
brought up the name. PLA'STED S '
“Tell her that I’ in not at home." BENZOIN
“Mn'ami” 11
"Tell her that I am not at home." CREAM!
"I couldn't. do it, ma’am." ' '
“Why, what do you mum?» It cures chapped hands and sore
“Share, Ina'am dear, that's a lie, rud lips.
yo wouldn' t have me tell that, w 11d yez. '
“How dare you! ’Go down this lpstant
and do what I say.’ _____0______1
"I couldn t do it, ’ma’um."
And she didn't.
The lady discharged her. but she doesn’t
feel altogether easy about her action.—
Polly Pry in New York Recorder.
As She Untcrstood It.——"Evcry man
should give his wife a regular and liber-
al allowance. '1? and righteously.
was the reply. “It gives a, man some
placate go and borrow between salary
days."
' Fathom to the anxious one)—Do you
daughter? Suitor—I am sure I can.
Father—That, is more than we. her par-
ents. were yer able to do. Take her my
son. you are more than welcome.
"Yes,"
11.11. 111115151),
43 Washington St.
So.Norwalk, - - - Conn.
4—
NELLIE M.DISBROW.
Teacher of Plano.
Makes-unable“ M Ad-
drumwutAvano. A” “Ilium
HEAVY WEIGHT 0
Comstock Brothers!
SELLING our AT
THEIR ENTIRE STUCK ()l'
COST! .
LoTHINeI
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The SALE will begin MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, and'continue until the following Mondaymnlcss the stock
is sold previous to that time.
. Overcoats, -
Suits,
Reefers
and
Pants,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND cm
11 you are a purchaser it means a saving of several dollars to you.
add, with on;- reputation for doing j
goods are all new, therefore we have the latest patterns and correct
‘Iots and odds and ends, it would not be cheap even at cost;
Come and we will verify our statcmcv
returned {or the asking of it.
l.
1151 what we advertise, that this
Comstoclt Brothers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
l MAS
lt lncludcs
LDREN
1;
Ma...
11' .
COST! 1‘
it hardly scams necessary lJoly'us to
is no exception to the rule. .
ashions.
South l‘lorwalk store open evenings.
13 to your entire satisfaction.
Our
11 it were comprised of job
Money
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omc BUILD.l..M..G.
I'MIIH') 1
, So. Norwalk. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
AgentFor It |s’ or
BUFFALO
GLUTEN It Isn’t
FEED
ron Wise to purchase your grain from "
CATTLE a concern which is more careful to
Chicken. select thcfincs. in the market. ,It
and all depends up In your view point.
”035:5! Those people who want the best
.. 5 E E 1- H AT c U R V E .1... ' __ obtainable, wet it it clean and whole-
1' u will ”mum“ ' BEST somc,aud sold oucstly and without
" ' '. GRAIN misrepresentaton will place their
T H I 5 V E A R FOR .ordcr with as. ,
FOR ‘ HORSES
KEATINGS' A“ "m
,‘ ' CATTLE.
‘-‘Arc3651)ays Ahead of Them All." BRA—N—GH mantle' T; HatCh’
FOX CYCLE CO. OFFICE . , .
2 Elizabeth street, ’ 50‘4“"3' The mm”! ”m“ ”we"
, , .7 . , _ «. ~.. LIVERV .
50”" :I‘Z'Eia'lfikmhm “firff‘m‘m STABLE. 15 Marshall Streets». lorwalk. f
BlCYpLES!
“e havetho best line ntwhcols in
town. Come and ncc thcm.
Cleveland Swell Special.
11' you see a 1lech with large tub-
ing it lsaClcvcland or an imita.
on.
The Sterling.
Built like a watch.
Thea‘Gold crank Falcon,
Large balls in all bearings.
The Imperial.
, The "go lightly" kind.
The Manhattan.
' The best 560 wheel built.
Riding School New Open.
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
c. H.'Ai§thorpe, Prop.
A uses sro‘cu
‘ of Wbccls to sclait from.
Ramblers.
Strong stylish up-to-datc in
improvements.
Sales,
A well built wheel that will stand the
till l'lflti
Light. handsome and durable.
Stormers,
The best wheel in the market at the price.
Gothaims.
A rattling good juvenile Iinc.‘
Fullsizcdwhcels [mm ‘5“ to Moo:
line. Sin and $50.
1116 J.T.I5)r1171itt co.
_ , as m cm. Ncrwalk.
I" ‘ , . , . , 0‘
Juvenile
at Decker 3. (road Wall Paper wash
or as cheap as to day. and materials,
signs.‘execution‘ and finish exam]
thing shown before. X 11mm pa .
w 1th blanks at] 50 per roll will cost ii the
and be a model of daintines. .
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed. to order.
Painting. Parmrhanging, Hmong
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
J. D. JENNJNGS,
UN DERTAKEIR.
KNIGHT smear,
Narwalk, - -
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM SHEET.
MORE CALL. 11.
Conn.
11 kinds 111th Bad for
Pitt“ “”ng I
“All!!! is.
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some
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&
CH EAP 1:.“
(hi account ofiill“
health, I ochr 1111
business at No.92
Washington street
For Sale. A first:
class paying busi-
ness, cstablishcdjfil
', ‘.l2“'
years.
Frederick , M'e'ad.
hi! '1"
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(£11125qu
Mnlniiilg t and
room ms
it!» on “It'll! very
Imu-ly lbgi value.
“loam nonres-
t1nN or lwirlwmis and are p xccllent
(diurnal. “hen you want Mm
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Jewelry and Optical um.
cow‘s-3mm
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HOMER B. HO‘VT’S‘
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