WSW.WWBTM.
some: 34W
In! 03 Th!” Tm he and um
tritium.” WNW
will M W loan-visas.
"Orrin we}. Nun's on Then 3
——A fourth of a dollar well spent. A
regular dinner at Lane's. ’
Nineteen wanderer: stopped at the
Harwell: station house last night.
Michael Shandy, of Winnipauk, is con-
vnbscing from several weeks‘ severe ill
uses,
Barry Benedict, a delivery clerk lor
Finney dc Benedict, is ill at his home in
East avenue.
The basket-bull teams'nf Company F
and Pequonnoclr Pleasure club will hold
II practicelgnine in the armory tonight.
St. Petcr’s church, North Main street,
will give a concert of vocal and instru-
mental music to night MT .30 o ’oleok.
——For sale cheep—A handsome man-
querade dress. Also street dresses. Call
19 Union street, South Norwalk.
Mrs. Frank Clark, of Woodward‘ave-
nne is sniforing from II sprained wrist,
caused by a full.
—Ludies' and children :; matinee Sat-
“may "The Merry World,” prices 10
and; ’5ccnts ‘
A meeting of‘the governing committee
of the Norwulk Yacht club will be 'held
at the' residence of Vice-Commodore
Chusmnr, Saturday night.
—~Jnst look at that! Look at what:
Why, that line of bicycles that Bearsc
dz Hoyt are showing at their store, tit)
Vi'ushington street. Why it is way
ahead of anything else in town.
The Twin City Mandolin club will
render sacred selections at the sternum:-
con service in the Norwalktlpcm House,
next Sunday.
-—Wc serve you a regular dinner for
F. A. Lane.
3353.
The Golden Rule Circle. will meet in
the study of the Norwalk Congregational
church on Friday afternoon, Fieliru n'y
55h, at 5 Eli) o'clock.
' —-—Rcad Richardson Bros‘. ad , page S
The Philharmonic orchestra will fur-
nish music tomorrow night at the so-
ciablegiven by the South Norwulk Fire
Police, in Arion Hall.
(lid Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A.
M., will give amusicul and litcrnry cu-
tortninment in honor of tlIe‘lndies to-
night, in the new rooms in Donovan's
block. Washington street. '
Mrs. Annie McGrnW gave a Sociable
this week at her home in Washington
street. Music and dancing were fum-
nrcsol‘ thc evening's pleasures, and a
bountiful collation was served.
N Y Market.
——(Jod steak, 10c
“Steeple Charley, who, several years
ago, set the gilt cross on the top of St.
Mary’s church steeple, was in town yrs-
torday, the guest of Charles Riley, an-
other aerial climber.
~See what you think of our dinner
for 25c. I". A. Lane.
Superintendent John H. lloyt, of tho
Norwalk fire alarm systhII, testml box
3‘2, III the corner of West :IvI-IIIII- andi
Merwin streets, at noon yesterday. It
was in good condition. The service is
now one of the best in the stair.
-—'].‘lII4 Tde is an ideal bicycle
A hearing upIII the .IpplioatIon of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boots oi Nor
walk, to adopt Nettie Hull. an inmate
III! the County Children’s Home, will he
heldheforc Probate Judge Tullmndge.
in l'lI'iIlngnI't, tomorrow afternoon.
wWeakfish, Sc N. Y. Market.
Astory by hiolly Elliot S 4:Iwcll Will
bf! one of the :IttrIIcmo focItIncs of
Harper's Round Table published Febru-
ary 2'1; and “Boys in Wall Street ,"
in the same number. Franklin Mat-
thews will contribute II paper on Cup
tain Leary'n Samoan prt‘ricnco, Innl
Sophie Swott II story entitled "Tl I4
” Wrong Train". Bin-ides these there will
be instalments of Ellen Douglas Delund s
serial,“The Middleton Bowl,” andJnmes
lihrnes’s "A Loyal Traitor."
“AYERS
PILLS
“finvinnheon subject for ye Irs, to
constlpntluu. without III IIII: .Ihlo to
"It much Icllrl. l III l: Ist II' II II Aynr 4;
’llls. IIIIII tcstlt‘ytlmt l have III-rII'I-Ii
II4 III. hI'III- lit IIIIm their new. For may
we yours [lost I have I: IlII'II ono II!
' thmepgllgicvv ry IIlIIIIi’ "I-I. W. how—
Enst Misln Sh, Curllulo, l'n.
CURE
CONSTIPATION.
till i
article by TllUlulH W. ltuox, willIIppInIn
A February 21), BI and ‘JJ
was appointed to main orranm-nients ,
ll". 6% Gertie. III! Union Pork.“
slowly improving ‘
WWW
«~"The Merry World" motiueo. Sat-
urdn7,Hoyt’s Theatre, prices 10 and 250
w 5-.....
hold a meeting tonight.
A deuce willy—be‘WhoId at» George
Avery's, Green Farms, tonight.
«Bluefish, mu N. Y. Market
Mrs. Rice Arnold, of Buyview avenue.
has recovered from a recent illness.
Miss Susie Blackwell. of New York,
is visiting to 'ntives in Harriet street.
-. _. r.
George Parker, of West avenue, is
convalescent from a few days” illness.
The regal. Ir meeting of Eureka Rebo-
kuh Lodge will be held tomorrow night
Professor Nowell tinglithis pupils a
new Varsouvienne lust night, in Arlen
Hall. H
The condition of Frank 1. Jones, . of
Arch street, is today reported as im-
proved. '
Miss Mary Lockwood of High streIt
horwalk, is seriously ill of nervous
prostration. ' W ‘
Allie» Scotlcld. of Newtown avenue,
and Fred ().4lbtll'l], of Winniponk, are ill
with the mumps.
(VT
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The Oriole club will mcc. tonight
the: home of President Riordan,
l’lattsvillc avenue.
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E. llnhhell Hotchkiss, of Arch ;.tI'I:-4t
will return home tomorrow from .I‘ III-2'4
crnl dnya’ businI-ss. trip to Colorado
Springs.
—E.\'tru huge smelt, lilo. N. ‘I'.
Howml \. ’Iilly has put up :1 ill 3'. :-
seinc sign of anti.» tic and original IlI pi:
in l nul G SI' hu‘ltrn, the R. Iilroad [In no
butcher.
The nmmhors of 0141 Well HM: and
LIIiI‘lIIr company were smoking 'gcrxl
(figural lIIIt night on the memo II!
Wilfred Bodwell.
go
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~Richaidson I'o'.'.Il meet breaks II c-oids. 9
Little Miss l?I'~:4:-Ii0 tiIIIIlIl. mowi-
doughhr III' John Britt.» l4‘I'.I'.II'«-
street, is dangerously ill with pinn-
nionia {It hIr home in F: IirtiI lIl
Iii; l
LiIIooIntl'ounIi. ,().1:. A M ,milII’w
i)Tl1TOl3ile.‘luTlllI I‘Slll'y Iii thoirinstim W :I
tIIIIIIIIIIIv. “min, by giving; .I Hillilia‘ :' In
their bull in the. Swarm dc Corbett
block.
Fi'cilI'I‘iI'lc W.
continuous gruphnphrmc cutertuimnrmi
in the Norwolk ()pem House, from 2'"
to :‘I p. m., and from T to 144:2:4I p, III
Saturday.
—-Prot. M. {3.
o'nlisI- -0pticiun can be consulted It
IIllicein the [min of thctiry “uni.
South Nomadic, Tuesdays, l'rI'IIII' . to
Mix p. In. l'chs emmincd Trev.
l
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ingot-.4; will give
Rosco. the Mil k: IIIvIII
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Ml‘. IIIIIl .‘IlI'4'. Stophcn it. W'I'II:
Mrs. A. H. Smith, Miss .4\4:I.'I:4. Wilcox.‘
Mi~s III-II M. .Immngu, Izm- mend
Monro Wood and v'y: IIIIIII' ('linr .4»:
IIttcnIlI Il the. wedding of W S \i Ilr'; .4.‘
and Mi rII Minnie L. Brown. III l’. ridge *
pIrt, 1M night.
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—- A regular dinner for 33I'. III l..:InI' :4
At the IniIl- wcek me» ting: in the S IIIIII4 .
Norwalk (unwrcrrntionnl l4lllll‘fi\ Ito M
I4 vcning the pastor will read from inn;5
Muolurcn .~' "Mind of the M:I4 n r,’ 'IrI LII
lollnwcd by discussion. 8-4 into I'm
reading tlII n will be lilI' I'lv 4Iti4. In of III
deacon an". a sci'vii e of ’lldyi' l and flung.‘
The indict .Ioni ty (I! tip-
Singing society, will omen-4 IiIr4III4I-IIIII1 1
anniversaryol’ their (Irzunirition, in»
(lurinauin Hull tomorrow night, by,
giving Ii sociable .IIIIl um" I“ III- '
present.
—~Tlic town; II4 Ipic h are wild II'I- wan!
IIgI’IIIdrIinImr t'IIr nqyrmrtcr 'l‘iiwy an
uniting it now :It IIaIIe‘4.
Tho bunciit for the llail"l I III’ tiII- .‘II'II.
wolkUpcrII Housc, on tho I'Icmng I.
4‘
seamu. IIIId bit a wry fiW'IT'lllIif' IIII
[Ireniimn
therimod of St. Andrew, lest IIiI lit. .1,
Herbert Wheeler was elected dwiwgam,
the annual meeting of the“ Sm: l'IIIIrlIIIIrl
Local Asst mhly, ill. Providence, R. 1.,
A eoinniittw
for an entertainment.
w‘l'IoI'I'inIr, «Idol: the N. Y. Market.
V tiny Has Passed Away.
Poor dot: Roy, who had Inziny Iriarm
friends. di44rl yesterday: Inurninu, hi4:
fIIIIIIrIlt'ortlIe removal ole rwrmy .III .2
pound tum It Bay was the Imn tram
dog ounvdby the Grammar brother»
the bottlm's of Main street. The dog s
skin has hm: sent to New York. where
it will be made into a rug.
St. John‘s Lodge, F. and A 11., will
4 yistcrdny.
l’hilnm iIIiIiII, attend“ r1
‘Vir'lt in New Haven.
4 (flirt.
; lIlcilII K. IIII'IIII.
i
(drum; :1 L
numbers of the Germanic so4 My to lII' . “"'
Fchrnnry 2M, pmmw 4 l I in 2t. 4 III. 't" 44a
The III ItrIII-ttiIII will i» ".\ lino-7;;
Time,“ wlIiI ile nood- IIII pi 4mm: as it .,
lI.Is nppenrcdut this house brim: this '
.‘ .
At the In: rating: Iii (Trace chapb I. lim- "'
and ’i'lIl-vard M. Bradhy. :Iltrrnatv, to :
death resulting from {in open mind III I»?
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POWER
Absolutely Pure.
Ceiehmtcnltov it~I grentlmvnnlr siren in
and healthiullnpss Al-MHGI“ ilIu {dint Iigoi‘nst
cum and all l-Irnm of adultcintioncoin
mon to Him lu'iw broods.
l.om ”AKIMII‘UVIDERCO4. New York.
PERSONAT. PAMGRM’HS
The Goings and Comings .0! Norwalk People
and "uh Friends.
Rev. Joseph (llolisun’, oi Waterbury, is
a guest tat St. Mary's IIsI-tory.
Mrs. UhIIrlIIs li, Ferris. of Washing—
IIIII std-cl, is VlzlfiillL: in New York, city. '
i
Thcrwu. start”
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1. Davis und daughter
ed today for I Tut-ago, to spend II month.
.. M“...—
August l’ or, of Hartford. is IlII4 guest
of Attorney .~.\ 14'. Austin. of West arc-
nuc.
its. (2 A Morin-4 {Standard i.4 \‘ith
in}; Mr and Mrs. ] C llcckII' Wash-
ington streI‘I
Liliana; of New
ll: II'I'I'I. ill} I! I.»
Miss Aim”:
attindid ILI: Mdd‘in' ‘
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York 1
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3-lll6.1""‘l((l(l'l|k Wood, oi
the. Bodwoll
M r. and
F44 r124; wuddion yI 3'4: IIiny.
‘IIIllm'II l’I' tI'.iI4 of North uwnne, I'4I
turned homo yesiirduy alto: moon from II
Mrs. John i’. 7. dull and Mrs. Sylvcs ,
I: r ”Uni, of (.“IIcIIIIIIt. street, spout yI-s-
tor-lay in llnnhhi'y. I
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"“3 ‘1" ‘ ”mm "W :DONOVA‘N BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
an I Mr». T I. III 29‘ Algoii. Mr. and lilys l
.IIimHiddI :IIIIIIi Bliss llcllo ll .Iddcn. l,
I’II'TII'onvalIr any III ‘tfn’ltfil‘iltw in BIiIlpc "
plu' .4, went to llrémlucpmi, )i‘shlrilil},1
II :Ittewl IlII WilI'hx- l'I'IIwn \H‘titlinzz
::II-i.I‘. 4: IlII iIIil -1. II't \‘l. LIIlI ’IIl-4 '1(' II I
'hn: in Mom IIiI' llnll, .II- I .1! "III-st of Mix-s i
I
'Ilirrs i-‘ioru M. .l4.-IIIIi:.4:.»'-t. IIl' (ivl‘ulll
We have placed in our w
25c FANCY
HECKWEAR,
. Wturday February 6th", with each ensh sale amount '
ing to $1 we will give
I lb of our Beet Candy.
With each 50c cash sale one-half pound Best Candy.
F.D. LAWTDN II 00., 22 South—lulu Street
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Best
Printing
EDWARD STREET.
Rugs at ”
LowPrices
for
Will ' 350;
EDWARD STREET! Miss B d 352341100 4
0 ms O ne quality,
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
VVJ
I9 Railroad Place.
Loav. Vouv
Order at.
tho
Senfinel
Office.
‘Watch your opportunity
and you will be a richer ' and
wiser man. Our special for.
this week is the very best
You
white muslin bosoms, 3-ply
linen, reinforced front and
back full size, well made and
It!
Your hair, when
NORWALK CONN.
it is gone. If
. you would keep it on your
TWO Of Them head use Hales Compound well finished ‘
That is right; twomurkets arelilre tuo Quiiiine.
heads~betn4r than one; but there is 50 Cuts 35c each!
something in this which may strike you. 3 f 1
Read the prices. at your or $ - _
Leg mutt ..on So: leg lamb 10c iorv- druggisi’s. Sale still on for special
quarter lamb tic; fresh pork Sc; sausage.
tic; freshharns. 100; {rash shoulder tic;
best line of fish' III the market. Lowest
price.
prices in overcoats and . ul-
sters. .
Our store open evenings.
Our guarantee,your money
back.
FREE DELIVERY. WANT ANYTHING ?
New York Market
No need to. Advertise
GLKSGN S PHOTOGRAPHS
in the South Norwnlk
FRANK 5. AYERS. Prop. Evening comStock
Sentinel. B
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mad riding, to SOUTH MA"! 51“.,
So. Norwalk.
Ilie spci ilh for Dyspcpxia. LiveI (‘ IInphIint
Tiilt‘lllllllliSlll. (minimums GI Iwml Debility
u up wwl'l'l
444m 44\ I444' 444 Standard of Excellence injw W, W and M W n, l t
I I I D 4 '(i ' Sl‘ ‘ II II I
JAL KSUN S l'I APINO'IYPE lOll’l‘llAlTS are beau l“ .S.Iill»'IIn South Norwnlk and E 1",“)ch
i' th in 1): sign Inn] 1‘» only .4! l" inish.
III‘II. 'llllllflSTfUHIh’l iIIioIlIIrsII
E. M. JACKSON Photographer.
i
indow our entire line of
Q
Which we will sell at
“or lilc .\i 'lti
ULEI TEES AND
iOVE LRCOATS
Reduced alIIIost 50 per cent 3
Willis,
The Tailor,
Clothicr, Hatter
and
l’urnislicr.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
.l90
BiIiIt is a trade winner.
l l l '. l i l l i l is llav'uns t‘IIIcryliing forthe Norms. This MTLFORD “- GIFFTH.
lIIIrl Milt-mic ~timulutes thudigcatiu- organs. ' .
I n gIIlnIu-Ihu liwrnnd rI storwtne system to manage“
4:44IIIII4I hI4I4. lthIIIIIl enemies Simplecrmo
TWO ', NORWALK,
STORES. i so. NORWALK.
nd ull ill“( hitcclurul “ork II. hpcclults.
53 Wall Street, Norwalk, Gt
THEO. H. OLSEN’S
llzmkrupt Sale of Shoes is now going on and Will continue for two
months. ‘
Below going Ea. st Ibought oi Lounsbui',y Mathewson & Co
'350 pair of their line Shoes to be sold at Half Price. I started
for Boston. Hov crhill, Salem and Lynn on January 4 and bought
Ithc best and bigtrcst lot oi 44node that over came to this town. I
Mound the factoues there closed 01 doing ch y little and I heard
loi nothing but dull, dull times. I .‘II'Iived In South Norwalk J an:
puny 8th at 10 40 p 111., ins st as the people chc 0'oinghome from
tho PIiInI;oso (\3 West Minstrels, all feelinn' wood, alter spending a.
Hilcasant evening; 4 electiic cars brilliantly lit up waiting for them
Ind our lights never looked so inlliant before to me. bIt was a
imrlit too, 1 shall never forgot,ann1 felt like taking off my hat and
44'ivin44' thioo cheers for South Nor walk. I steered straight for
.ane’ s and got a cup oi coliee and a cigar iound Brother Lane at
his desk witlw. red rose in his buttonhole and a smile on his lace
Burundi
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BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
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CATTLE
Chickens
and
HORSES.
$3.51
GRAIN
iIIIl
bum in our uI'
wi' hidden flows;
MANU
SDGIETV AN D BALL
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and see what WI»
01n- rvpututiun stands behind me
(lots thut's I'lc
PRINTING.
Buy Grain at a Granary.
I on III'I'I Ili't'uy sure then of Igniting the best to be
We on lillll liII:r Ulll‘ l‘I pntution :IIIIl bllfllllESN on
II Ir go I! I' Will) outs.
ll’you II- IIIvI4r trIIIlId with us if onI‘Ionevcr
want you to come in
on ll llnd nothing full
on 't stand by.
rythiug we sell
away we
nrudninn: y
nothing In; It WI4 I'.
on.
EL T. HATCH,
'l he Grain Dealer.
i5 Marshall Strut. So. Iormlk.
AT THE BENTINEL OFFIOEL
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and feeling just like “We are the Hummingb Stuff.” I then took a
car home and here I am ready for this great sale.
350 prs. oi Lounsbur y, Mathewson & Co.’ 8 ladies’fine shoes at half
price. '
.IOO samplcw ,3;- and 4, C, l) and E, iiom 7 50 to $1. 25.
Worth irom $1. 25 to 3.
150 pr. ladies’ calf,1aco and button, worth $2. 50 at 1.25.
400 (i (6
$1. 50
800 p1. ladies’ Goodyear welt, button, pat. leather tip, 3 styles,
worth $3, at 2.00
75 pl. misses’ patent leather spring heels,
80 (C H (C it
250 pr men’s .ali ,squar
at 7 5c.
“ 550.
9 too, double sole ,lace, regular $3 shoes; $2
60 t‘ It H ‘4 (l. ,Single “ (C it $1. 50 (I $1
50 “ “ police bale tap, “ “ $2 4 “$1.50“
50 “ boys’, tap sole 4“ “ $1.25‘ 755
(C (C
100 “ boys’ and youth’s,a good one,
180 “ men’s high boots, same as a year ago,
100 pr. men’s Storm King, same as year ago,
50c whitcl’nlaundered Shifts , “
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nico tine kid button and lace, worth $2, 50 and 3, at
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Norwalk Chronicler