nastier; cases-ally than
the Valley westward
unthsmmmontheguitcesat.
visiting Mamie Manning. ct Chap-
” use“ " “m" "'3 i" “"7 el street.- aareturned to her home in
been Danbnry
Forecasttill8p. moSatnrday. ror
Connecticut: Threatening tonight;
partly cloudy Saturday. brisk north-
westerly winds. diminishing.
-Pigs' Plucks. 10c; Sperry & Barnse‘s
Bacon. 13c. 6 Water street.
A dance will be held at the Central
. 2(glib house. Friday evening. February
—Csps. Caps, Caps st O’Brien‘s.
W. W. Shepard. at South Norwalk.
got-3d been making a brie! stay in Strat-
--llaia. Hate: Ratsf'at O'Brien’s.
A son was born. yesterday. to Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Roscoe. of Elm
street. ,
-—Fresh Pork tor roasting or trying.
10c lb.. at Hayes'a
Housiiih: of Bridgeport. is oflering
genuine bargains in jackets. hire. capes.
suite. skirts and waists.
Ml into.» 1“ “:1“
Turbiys’. m1; Cbickns. 10 and 12c
lb.. at the Public Harm
——Chickens. use. ,9 Water street.
H. S. Pickering and C. W. Kendrick
are the delegates to the state associa-
tion. N. A. S. E. convention at Merl-
den. January 30.
...W R.
“’ -—Alplnee. “affixes. at O’Brien‘s:
Smith. Murray & Company‘s mill
remnant sale opened yesterday morn—
ing with renewed success. The store
was crowded with people and none
went away disappointed.
r—Special Saturday at Smith's: Fresh
Chocalate Neugailnee. 35c per lb.
Kr. and Mrs. C. l. Allen. of South
Norwalk. were the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Putney. of Milford. Wednesday.
and attended the Hearthstooe Club
whist party at the parish house.
~Lockwood's Corn and Callous Salve
25c. All druggiets. _
, HissiAnna Dickerman is ill at her
‘ home ln‘lligh street. South Nor-walk
and Ira. Cornelia W. Bennett is substi-
tuting for her in the primary departs
meat of the Concord street school
——Pork Roast. 10c; Leg lamb. 10c:
Forsunarter Lamb. So: Fresh Should-
ers. 8c: Sirloin. 18c. Schultse‘s Mar-
keta, 5 Railroad Place. So. Nola. and
- 34 llain street. Norwalk.
hire. C. F. Tollee was called lest
week to attend the funeral of her bro~
thcr. Aaron F. Reed. who died sudden-
"ly at his home in New York state from
heart trouble. He was fifty-four years
of age and was unmarried.——Ansonia
Sentinel.
—Plllebury's Flour. 57¢ per bag.
34.50 per bbl. __F. I). Lawton & 00.
Three minutes, before midnight. Well—
neaday. a son weighing nine and three-
euarter pounds was born to Mr. and
lire. L. H. Decker. which accounts for
- the unusually cheerful smile that the
popular wall paper dealer of Washing-
ton street has been wearing on his face
for the past two days.
wmmcflumu
Amnionoltbe. dantsoiLin—
annoyewillbehe
, argue. Ir. Hoyt will be ninety-six
.y«.fl, ocean The issued—
on ts now llilac are
gunman antihist-
W—
tosickaesslwlllaotbeable
her {or
at Harm‘s market.
ward. ESSmithCCo.
Saturday at the to
lie-nestles. H. A. FanehenWestbor-t ,
Country Turkeys. 133: 1b.. at
m
bliss Nellie won. whom
~Umbrellis. Umbrellas; at O‘Brien’ 8.
W
The meeting in the cl; l of the
Norwalk Conventional urch. this
evening. will be in charge ct Rev
Charles Shelton. 1
-Leg of Lamb. 7 to 13¢. e Water at
Kiss Hands Kennell has returned
to South Norwalk. altar spending a
week with her grandmother. Mrs;
Parker. in Millard.
—Pork Tenderlolns. Cain‘s linger,
M3 33" W De.
WM at the Public Karhet.
James Heller-nan. oi Weatport. was
arrested for Intoxication. yesterday. by
”car Thomas Hunt. The case will be
disposed of this attention.
-—Thcodore Olsen commences his sale
tomorrow. and for a starter will oiler
the well~known Liberty Shoe for is-
dies at 83.48 in all widths from A to
E. button and lace. British toe and a
swell shoe in every respect.
The next meeting of the Town Board
of Relief will be held in the Aseesscrs‘
room in the Town Hall block. Satur-
day afternoon." tom 2 to 4 o‘.cloek
-Legs of Lamb. 10c 1b.: Moder-
tern. do. at Kayes's market.
The Central Union of King a Daugh-
ters will meet in the Norwalk Congre-
gational chapel on Saturday. at 3: 30
oclock. Mrs. Birdseye. of Bridgeport
will staggers address. ., 7
had—m
—We make our own Candy Lane.
Edward Jbifrey. Edward O'Brien and
William P. Ward went to South Noro
walk last night to attend a dance
given by the St. Joseph T. A. B. So-
ciety.»Danbury News.
-—C. B. L. cake-walk and ball. Am.
enaeum. Norwalk. tonight.
The immediate Relief Association 01
Sherman and Ponassus Councils. Royal
Arcanum. will hold a special meeting
next Tuesday night. in the rooms Ol
Ponassus Councii. Norwalk.
‘—se-t Rib Roast. lasso. 0 Water at
The annual reception at the Young
Men's Christian Association will be
held Wednesday. January 17. in the
Section rooms in Elisabeth Street. All
members and friends are invited to at-
ten .
57c bag.
-—Pillsbury‘s Flour. per
Lawton e Co.
34.50 per‘hbl. F. D.
‘Algie Scarles. clerk for Brynnt a
Hesse. tell upon an icy spot in the roan
near .1. H. Buckley a: Son’s rubber tac-
tory. this morning. sshe was on his
way to the store. and sprained his
wrist quite badly.
—-Tofluee. Tooues at O‘Brien's.
The P. J. Lynch ‘ Company. with
stores at 118 Washington street. South
Norwalk. and 19 Rain street. Not-walk.
olers some attractive specials in gro-
ceries this week. Prices appear in the
company’s advertising space in The
Sentinel today.
~Speclals (or t. and Mon: 1000
yds. Hamburg Ed ng. 5K and 10c yd.:
a handsome line of Corset Covers, 10c
upward; Leslie’s Rustin Drawers. 35c
upward. Ladies's Ribbed Vests. 190 up-
Rev. sons a. Font will lead the
“manna at 15
Moneyinthetllihhlterthan»
ctsoutheracka We'llmt1% meaty
iorthemtbaawe‘reiustlyentltledto.
Mr butthatdoesn'tmattar.solongssyou
says the diderenge.
JACKETS.
Ladles’ Drown Cheviot Jackets. check
silk lined. doubh breasted. boxfron. tron,
were 34.43; now 33.08. '
Ladies‘ Black Cloth Jackets. double.
breasted, glorla silk lined. were 36.13;
new $3.10.
Ladies Black scum Cloth Jackets.
seams. pearl buttons. silk lined. round-
ed boa front. were 88.33; now 88 «to. ~
CAPE.
Ladies Black Boucle Cloth Capes.
gloria silk lined. fur trimmed. were
$5.40; new 33.49.
Ladiss' Salt‘s Plush Capes. bear fur
trimmed. ltalian cloth linediwere 33. 88;
now “.98.
Ladies Black Bouele Cloth Capes.
braid and jet trimmed. Ifur on collar
and front. were 35.88: now 8393.
Ladies Golf . double laced
gig-03h. plaid ilounce. were 38.38; now
4 .
Illiel‘ Wm
Dark wrappers are worn by many
women the year round. They can't be
bought the year round though at any
such prices as these. Good. well made.
well fitting wrappers they are. too.
Ladies“ dark stripe fiannelette
Wrappers. slurred back. special. reduc-
ed to 98:.
Ladies' Black and .Wblte Polka Dot
Flannelette Wrappers. V yoke. light
lining. now $1.35.
Lsdies‘ Figured and Striped Flanel—
ette Wrappers. braid trimmed. at 81.39.
Lsdies' Figured Canton F‘lannel
ggpbers. in lane; .901" ileum. at
Wesllaisls. sun was
got before the flowers bloom; weigh
what thme‘ll cost you compared with
what they would cost if we were not
cleaning up the assortments. Then lis-
ten to the pmmptings or prudence.
Ladles‘ Velvet Walste.latest out back.
in black. blue. lavender. and garnet.
at 33.49.
Ladies Stripe Corded Silk Waists. in
colors. at 83. 98.
Ladies" Talleta Silk Waists. corded
angswslgte stitching.“ blue and garnet.
at
Lsdies‘ Flennelette dWallets in stripes.
new colors. at 49 and
" wool «no.
luck as black. at 88c
Ladlss‘ all
braid trimmed. at 81. 89.
All of mar high priced Black Waists.
in sateen. Muceflsed sateen..- brilliant-
tine and all wool muscle. at reduced
9 G043- .
To
double breasted. slut lined. bosiron neat. cm
were 35.38; now $3.03.:
Ladies‘ Tan Melton Jackets. strap
Hair
.0
list
00"
my.
819
why
; ahoul
yard
yard
150.
hath
10c
cakes
price: can
practicing the best kind 0! economy?
104 Domet Blankets.
. all
in ares. brows. bias. rec
wool Flannel Welsh,
mum
summer it means camphor and
cases. listing and mains; dead stock
and dead money for six months. Isn‘t
it clear to you why we're willing to
these lots at a liberal sacrifice
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's Natural Grey. heavy weight
Shirts and Drawers. now 31c.
, Men’s Fleece Lined
ere. good reheat-48c. for 35¢.
Ian’s Natural Wool and Camel'h
Shirts and Draw-
Shirts and Drawers. reduced to
Hen‘ s Fawn Heriuo Shirts and Draw-
ers. worth 83cm
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. 35c kind for: .
Women s Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. good value at 33c.for forlle.
Fine Quality Hmvy Ribbed Vests and
$2.32: long or short sleeves; 58c kind
Womens Superfine Wool Vests and
Pants. 83c quality form.
mm. W
ng time out you now. Yes. and
for months to come Style or fashion
fadsdoesa‘taitect them. soltyou buy
at predilec- you
sum
in white or
with red or blue borders. at 49c.
11-4 Domet Blankets. white. pink or
blue borders. at 31.13%
11-4 White Wool Blankets. in blue or
red borders. at
104 wane} so. in fancy b3r~
ders. at 32.13. g _
COMFORTABLE
mm else Silkoline Comfortables.
cheese cloth .at 80c.
Figured Sa Combat-tables. lull
else at 98c.
Plain colored Sateen Comfortables.
mllasise. extra white cotton filled. at
“malaise!“
Thence no want or season here to
shrink prices. but there‘s
good reason
prices on little lots like these
d be shrunk—at least we think so.
i Best quality soft finish Thread. 300-
spoola. 3 spools for be.
Superior 8~piy Mending Cotton. 45-
spools. 3 spools for do.
Nickel plate Safety Plus. all sizes. 4c
Measure the wearing time you’ve card.
toThe Paragon liair Pin. 3 packages
r 5c.
Aluminum Combs. unbreakable. non-
corroslve. indestructible. 10c.
Beet, lndla Rubber DreNng Combs.
Pearl Buttons. ail sires. 5c doses.
Extra duality Pearl Buttons. be due.
lvee's Family Soap. for the toilet.
and laundry.8 large cakes for
Large cakes of Pure Castile Soap. 3
for 85¢
14am Silk Elastic Side Garters, all
colors. 19c pair.
3AM
m WASHlNGTON STREET.
some NORWALK.
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We do all in our power to furnish grain
. that will secure the menus desired by you, f'
,. for your horse. cattle and poultry.
Using “cheap:hgrsm
s false economy ‘
Waterstreet.
‘acter.
i”——Meysms. none item. I
Comm-uh. ForestersotAmerlcs.
installedthe‘omcers-elect. interest
ing. The installing cm was Deputy
o.c “mama .
Kr. and we. William P. Thompson.
album. Col aushmtlytomoieto
Tease. Mrs. Thompm was formerly
an: Bertha Wilson. at Not-ml
k.
——Leg Lamb 10c 1b.. Forecast-to
Lamb. 7c 1b.. at the Public uarket."
Captain Howard J. Bloomer. o! Com-
my D has been granted a patent (or
an improved suspeadsr and belt. The
amusement is an ingenious one and
will be given a practical testis the reg-
ular army.
—-Special for Sat. and Mom: Mrs
Pott'sSsdlmnasetois. 31.:35m
sale of Enamel Ware Jelly Tins. Yel-
low and White Crockery from 10c up-
ward; Round Cake Bogs. 30c: Bread
es. 48c. Gem Tins. ea; all sises
:- Seats. 9c: ill-ct. Breed Balsam
68c: Tin Wash Noelle ea. .8.
Smith and Co.
A play will be pruented at the Gen-
tral Club house. tomorrow alter-noon.
at 3: 30 o'.clock underthe direction of
bliss Alice Bartlett Cram
eases for the afternoon are fire. Lydia
Cram and Mrs. W. A. Curtis.
~11 lbs. Fresh Pork. 81; Chops. We
8 Water street.
As usual. no matter what the weather
conditions. the Thursday night prayer
service was held last night in the
South Non-walk Gunman"! Church.
It was conducted by the pastor. with
F. .l. Forcetoleadthesingingsndfld—
ward B. lianrille at the piano. it was
a some service.
—The three for a quarter isn't the
only thing that's made the Imperial
Crown Cigar unions.
The special meetings of the Week of
Prayer at the South amen: Grum-
annual Church have been laraalyatu
tendsdraadwery inflating. Nib-ids
of the series for thisweek will be held
this evening at 7:45. in the basement
parlor. The special object will be pray-
er tor the work oi the new year. and
the thought. Growth in Likeness to
God. The meeting Monday evening in
this room wasgreatly enjoyed. and this
one will be of the same informal char-
Sonie of the special servicea—-to
be announced Sunday—will be contin-
ued next week.
—-Dr. H. S. Roses. oculist, can be
consulted in the parlors oi' the Ila-
hackemo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
the hours of l and 'l p. IL, and daily
sand 13 a. In“ Band 3
p. m.. at 330 State street. Bridgeport.
Eyes examined and diseases treated.
ASKS FOR AN EIGHT-HOUR DAY.
The Bricklayers' and Plasters‘ Un-
ion. 0 dgeport. has sent out notices
that they will. commencing April 1. de-
mand an. eight- 1am day. with full pay.
33.50 per day. is notice has been re.
ceived by several contractors. The
master masons have consulted and a
movement is on loot to call a meeting
to take some action in the matter. The
bosses are not r hostile to the
demands. and will eventually concede
to them. but they object paying
bigoerwsgesonlohstnai theylx'nrad
on beiore they‘had an inkling of what
the men were going to ask.
LEGISLATIVE REUNION.
I.
‘.whoseeyeeare below the Normal
.19"- omidmukmm are
Heavu Weight: Suits *
Up~ to-dale Clothier and Fu
50 Wall St. Norivalit
FAILED - - -
To sell our stock of Trimmed and Unit-i
and down go the prices.
Wool Felts. price was 750 and 31.0):
For Felts, price was 81.25 and $241);
Trimmed Kate. was 82.50 and 83 co; '
Trimmed Hats. was 84 (I) and 351».
Golf Hats. was 81. 00 and 81.%;
Cell Hale. was 31.50 and 8.00;
Special Prices on Ladies’ Wool Underwood
Agent Old Staten Island Dye House.
TILLOTSON & MIL
86 Washington Street. South Norwdh.
AT ms MODEL GROCER ,
Three Things that Should him"
FIRST—GOOD BUTTER below market price. Guam
the price in New York isedro‘m We to 31¢ by the tub, “Him a m
1 higher. Butter is retailing in this city from 30 to. 35¢. Only
.1 that we b‘sd’bufter bdb'ght ahead could we be able to sell at
p ce...‘ ................................................. "H.309
SECOND—GOOD COFFEE. How about your Cone. Ara
fled? Try my Java. It will tell a good story it you give it a
said “ltisas good as l pay38cfor." anothersaid “Itlabeflterw
tor. " l have bought 3. 500 pounds of this particular Cotes and
mesnt now with me. i have sold it for months with pleasing
cu omers
THIRD—MODEL GROCERY BLENDED TEA is bound WWII
favor anaald “Thatlsthebest'l‘es l erertastedsinoe 1 main "“5.
try." another.‘ “I don’t care for Tea and drink but little. but that
The same people are coming back repeatedly tor it. which is m;
idence of quality. Try it at be package
LORENZO D
, Due Children‘s Studio.
OUR PHOTOGRAPHS ARE FOR:
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK E. N. {IA
All trolleys pass the m PH
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School Children,
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