Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 3, 1900 · page 4

 

 

 

 

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linenhaapurehaaadaaahleaiater.

‘4 lbs. l-‘rankto'rt Sausage. 351:. at
Hare-1

lira. J. ll. CM and daughter An-
nie. oi Nor-walk. are visiting in Dan-
bury.

Miss (‘arolyn A. Golding. of East
avenue. is the guest at mend: in New
York city.

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—-Alpinea. Alpinea. at O'Brien‘a.

Il-DothaStonePlaneoreadanee-
lay a” Nathan Hale at the Water
ochool yesterday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rey. Alexander Hamilton. 01 Nor-
walk. will preach in St. John‘s Church.
Britta-port- lama-row.

 

~E. G. Tomlim la displaying sup-
ply of beautiful carnallon pinks in hia
window today. which. are being cold
[or 25: done-n.

 

Captain John Crawford and wife. oi
Cranbury. will apeno Sunday with llr.
and Mrs. Frederick Hnwkcs‘. of Bridge»
port. ‘

There will he a concert tomorrow
night. in Gemanla Hail. under the di-

rection of the assistant leader. George
Singer.

 

~Remnant prieuch Gents.‘ Ladies'
and Childrena‘ Hosiery. l' nderwcar and
Gloves. Fri.. Sat and next week: ll
3 Smith 1 Co

The Woman‘s Relief Corps. of [hing-
laa Fowler Post. G. A. 8.. aye an, en~
wrulnlnent last night. in Grand Army
Hall. South lain met

Teddy Van non-fiat Norwalk. will
have town neat Tue-day for Groton.
5. ii. to work at civil engineering. un-
der the Con-alidated Bridge Company.

‘ ~m Chops. lee. Hayea‘e.

,‘l‘heresuhr-onthlymeetingoithe
lnard of direct-r: of the South Nor-
walk Club will be held at the club
ran-a m era-ins. at 3 o‘clock.

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acceptance
board. this , .
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of the veatry at the church.

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-lhkern‘ Unk- Ball. Arlen Hall. to-
nlnt. Grand Cake Walk. priae waltz
and door prince.

lira. liar! it. Curtis. or Went avenue.
lies at the point of death with open.
mania. A conaultation of physicians
was held thin morning.

The funeral of the late Jamea Law-
rence W was held thin afternoon
Rev. C. I. Seneck mall-a. The bur—

Cemetery.

 

 

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a—Ordera taken for firat quality hu-
man hair switches. at line H. S. Ill-
der‘s. linited Bank Building. South
Norwalk.

St. Joneph‘n T. A. B. basket—ball
team. which goe- to New Rochelle. N.
Y.. tonith will play with the name
min; in Ionic Hall, 'next Thursday
I t

Herbert Guthrie. who was recently
appointed private secretary and stone:-
rapher to Congressman Hill. is a grad-
uate of the bualnus and steaoaraphic
departments of Brown's College.

~We give away samples of the cele-
brated lanhattaa lloclu and Java
Blend Collee. Fined ln~the world.
Edwin Wilcox. to Wuhlnxtoa atraet.

Rev. Gerald H. Beard will preach in
Springwood Chapel tomorrow evening.
A chorus will sing. with comet and
organ. Service begins at 1:38. All
people living in that part of the town
are invited.

 

 

 

 

-10 lb. pail Pure Lard. 90¢;
lOc. Hayca'a

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Harry Pepper will aing at the tos-
per service in care In the lien“- Bum
day Club. at the South Nor-walk Con
situational Church. tomorrow. 0 Kin.
hirer Glorious. a Inc descriptive piece
from The Crucifixion. by Stainer. and
0 Lamb ol‘ God. by linker. a heautb
ml hymn.

 

~ltanant price: on White Gouda.
Printa. Piquea. OathaJlanaah. Tow-
eliga and Table linens. ll. 8. Smith

There were two basket-ball garlic in
the Armory at Non-walk last night in
which Danbury basket-ball enthus-
iaata were very and untested. The
Company F team in much stronger
thanth itplayedlathiscity.and
team appll

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

SOME
JACKET LOTS.

You‘ll wear the Winter Jacket for
months yet. You'll buy the Winter
Jacket. it you buy it here and now. at
about one-halt early season”: pricea.
and that means dollar-a urea—not
dimes.

Ladlen' Black «(pi-own. rough or
smooth Cloth Jackets. to clone. 93.99.

ladlea‘ Black Keuey Cloth Jackets.
lull lined. box trout. were “.99 now

$3.99

Ladiea Tau Melton Cloth Jackets.
reduced from 9899 to 9499.
ladlea‘ Black llelton Cloth Jacket.
Gloria lined. double breasted. were
99.99. now 95.99.

Iadiea' Blush Melton Cloth Jacket.
double branded. box trout. black and
white stripe natin lined. were 912.49.
now 37.9.

WOMEN’S
WINTER SKIRTS.

Not many. but good. They're made.
some at aateen. come of merceriaed
cotton and a few of silk. Just about
one-third the price can be saved now.

Ladies' mixed wool Cheviot Skirts.
pt‘l‘i‘fllllle lined. at 32.19.

ladlee' Plaid “’ool Shirl). Melted
back. percaline lined. were 95.98. now
$3.98.

Ladiee' Black all wool Cheviot
Skirts. open on aide. braid trimmed.
were 85.98. now $3.98.

Ladies“ All-wool Brown Cheviot
Skirts. with oreraklrt. 4 row- stitch-
lna. were 97.98. now 5.4!.

Ladiea’ all wool Brown Venetian
Cloth Skirts. braid trimmed. were
98.”. now $5.98.

ladlea’ all wool large Black and
gum plaid aklrta. were 910. 49. now

49

 

 

WOOL

WAISTS.

Cottonwaletawiilaoon brain

bloom la thi- etore. You'll wnr the

warm woolwalat .

we“; enbeau ntoahowthecotton. Buy

lta waadyoueconom .
Wooll'laanel. aiataanuare

yokeplaitad back.“ 99:.

Ladi.‘ allwool mm Walla.

Wm yok.hraid trimmed .were‘

91.49

 

Meaning dark wrappera. Not all

nines; consequently not full .prlced‘.‘
ilaltvprice would he near the lure.

Ladien‘ Blue White Polk. Dot
l-‘lannelctte th braid trimmed.
V yoke. were 9149. now 99c.

Ladies dark ‘ red F'iannelette
Wrapper-u. braid a d tulle trimmed.
were “.59. on? 31.19.

Ladier heavy twill I-‘lanneiette
Wrappers. braid trimmed. were 31..”
now 91.39.

ladiee‘ fancy twill flannel Wrap-

gazes.- snuare yoke. were 89..” now
Ladiee‘ plain tailored Elderdown

Home or Bath Robes in pink and
blue. with girdle. worth 95.00. at 88.09.

NOTING
NOTIONS. \

p‘eiahtier motion-There cuwdcd out
nations in our "ads" of late. They‘re
here though to speak for themlvae
when we 'can't speak (or them. Does
this store number you among its no-
tion customers?

mac Hail-Tina. Sc don. ‘
italiant Shell Hair Plus. the den.
Bozo tamortpd Wire Hair Blue.
“The "one" So box.
BcetPeu-l Butmdleimbcbox.
Drain Stayarme Klein." “Puritan"
and ”Gould."
, Your choice all leath- at 8: dos.
i ladiea‘ aiik aide Supper-tern. the.
f Ladiea’ aatin Band Supporters, 25c.
Talon Powder. nnuualled for the

 

 

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Viol Leather
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tion Package elm
10!: m

thaway'a combina-
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. No one can sell better grain to you even at: 1“ '

higher poets-£3111 beat best- ** . U
. i give you the right quality at the right ’

price—wmething that you don't get at every

I am near-just as far as the nearest letter- '3

Buy at: That' 5 Clean.

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114 Wuhmcton Street.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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—We make our own Candy:

Joesph F. Henry. at Not-walk: and
Willie Temple. the "boy ‘ ." 0!
Stamford. arenatched toplayalso-
point match name 9! pool at the Pal-
ace pool room in Stamford.“ Weddel-
day night about week.

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--‘l‘u_rkeya. ltc lb.. at Kaye-‘3.

The weather observer sold last night
that the back bone of the cold Inap
wan broken. l-le saldithat it would
warm up today alter a cold mm. Al
8 o‘clock last nlaht the mercury stood
at‘ 17 demon above aero. A light snow
atom may viait the city today.

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——Bakers Bali tonight Arlen Hall.

South Nor-rail: Baptist Church aer-
vlcea tomorrow will be as follows;
Prayer ascetic. m a. m. .. preaching.
10: 98. followed by commhnlon: Sunday
school 12 m.», Junior Endeavor meet~
in; at in p. m.: Senior Endeavor at 6
p. m.. Male Sear-lea, leader: preaching
at 1‘ o‘clock by the pastor. .

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~Chopped Beet. 13c. Hayea‘s.

“The Butcher: In writing of fash-
ions and fabrics says of shirt-waists
that thme which have a back instead
or front cloning are novelties which
will be worn by ladies. mines and llt~
lie gm: durina the spring and summer.
Although culled ahirbwaista. the“ par-
nienta canrbe made of such rich mater-
ials and with such elaborate trim-
ming that they will he auitnble for al-
ternoon or evening wear. twins with
lace lnaertion or lancy pump; over a;
colored silk foundation will be much
used for these pretty waists. also sat-
in ribbon united by insertion or ladder
“itching. The front being in one piece.
it is easy to apply the decoration or to
cut the fancy material to advantage:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fancy material may be used for the '

fronts and plain for the remainder.
—(‘aps. Cops. Caps. at O‘Brien‘e.

.ll'l‘la LIP“ AllUlL

Ila-utmhlhallillervd thiilarce
and W rune-v.

The annual report or semi-centen-
nial statement of the Aetna Life lnaur—
once Company. giving the business tor
1899. is the most gratifying statement
that thin has and awful Hart-
ford inetflintion has made durina the
whole oi! in career. There were nine
in all departments. in premium in-
come there was a total pain «$701.-
949 the premium receipt: tor the year
being $7,128,653.11“: receipts from‘
tolerant and rents re 083,395,073.
a old record the
internal. receipt- for the yearmald-
erably more than paid the death
claims. which amounted laat year to
82.,841918. The pain in the number
of policy-holders was 17.998. and the
pain in life term. and endowment
insurance in force waa 911.

The pain in accident loam-anon in
force exceeds twenty-hv‘mlllloa
lara. the enact sauna belna man—
850. The incl-cue in aaaeta‘waa 83.-

 

 

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'” aany upon its investment. the Aetna _

when-d. at lilac 3. me. we“ Um
t fitted “Not-walk.

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Blake. " we keep. ,

A commanding variety.

iron: than din-mg any previous sale her-em
aim-math“ are bound toearn yourunq

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Business Making News. -
Case East. at 16c dozen.- ~All
Every ea. warranted good or will be
made good;

Sterling Bacon.» Try our Bacon.
Pronounced fine by those who use it.
lie lb.

I“theatre“. Good Codes in town. 32c

Come in and let me mix you in lb.
of this boltee and la lb Mocha and 1
oz Chlokory. it you want an excellent
article. ra‘his is a nice. sweet Collee.
n‘ot illicit. rank and bitter. and is roast-
ed to perfection; a fine cinnamon color.
The price may surprise.you. The qual-

_ l-‘ine weather for an appetite. Let

We are yours to serve and please.

are noted for their perfect likeness and
beautifulfi finish.
WATCH OUR DISPLAY.

53 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn. f‘

We placed our ado ve
season to avoid the advance in price. .. p

Seine Genuine Bargains‘ in Millions? hi:

on waal-l‘morou arom-
39- BlOllWN-Kt ‘39."?!

MHE .
Low Prices for Qbifi

good. ity Will. I know.

us try to satisfy youra.‘
right view of market conditions and are expressing the some

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Hawkeye ow 3.2““... »
Honey Drop Sugar 0011!.
10c. Resular 1235: 80058:. .
Th3 Model _ .
Irien a constantly. cam
taste or? out of 10 whd it?!“ 2%
good tea so cheap. no cheap
Try it. 50 package.
Our counter holds .a'
special priced good: in} -
Catstlp. Pickles. Santana an
Goods. The prices all lean"
Our Best Butter now-996.

 

 

 

School Children,

who" one are below the Normal
Standard otVieion can be accurately

contagion-uncommon

cea. OurSclentlncExamlnationa are
tree’andwexuaranteeaatiatacflon.

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wm noun-on. Jeweler; :owm n.
mnwanx. Conn.