" orusa Loom. usws on PAGE 3.
V street.tbisVevchiing. to their friends.
, per will be ported to delegates at 'l.
l .
r. cash or instalment plan. Lockwotid &
' power.
order.
Uncas Tribal 0. it. He will hold a
rehearsal Monday night. of the adop~A
tion VVVdeVgree. V
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W A. Benedict will have his head-
quarters and office in Room 1 Masonic
building. as soon as it can be put in
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«Try the “norniiistor.” at Smiths
Best and choppint smoke made.
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The Rev. Gilbert Lane Hanley. of the
Disciples Church. will. preach tomor-
row evening. at 7: 30b oolock. in the Y.
M C. A building Elizabeth street.
South Norwalk.
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~Umbrellas, Umbrellas.
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O‘Brien.
The Central Circle of King's Daugh~
ters of the Nor-walk Methodist Episco-
pal Church. will hold their annual
meeting. Wednesday afternoon March
6. at d o'.clock
The junior class of the Young Men 5
Christian Aasocibtlon will givelan en-
tertalnment and gymnastic exhibition
at the Association rooms. in Elizabeth
u.
~10 'lb.‘ pail Lard, 90c. Hayea’s.
There will be .elght'delegates from
New Haven. who attended the conven-
tion in London, to address the Nor-
walk Union Wednesday evening. Sup»
—-Med'Vs‘ and boys' Caps.
.m
O’ Brien.
The members ‘of'. the Bell island
Water Company name to Bell island
Thursday, to make final arrangements
for the lilnkliig‘ ‘dt ‘an' arte‘slsn well to
supply water for the i5.iand it is ex-
pected that work will be commenced
immediately. _ V
“5m! "
~Graphophonos .or Phonograpbs.
lves. 51 Main street.
. moi—‘—
Seth Remington's class. from the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. held
a cottage prayer meeting. at the home
of Mrs. Lee. in Merwin street. last eve-
ning. There was a large attendance.
The meeting was one of great spiritual
—Crematory Ashes. Cheapest known
fertilizer. $10 per ton delivered. Ray.
mond Bros.
The ladies of the Norwulk Methodist
Church are arranging for a turkey sup-
per. to be given in the Sunday school
loom. March 20th Wednesday evening.
The committee appointed to arrange
for the same was Mrs. L. J. Reynolds.
Mrs. Thomas Sterling. Mrs. C. F. Tris—
tram.
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~Highland Bock Beer. New Eng-
lands best brew. out today. W. Mc-
(‘rombc 23 North Main street. South
Norwalk.
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'i‘hc Epworth League devotional ser-
vice tomorrow evening. at 6:16 o'clock.
in the Norwalk Methodist Church. will
he the monthly roll-call meeting. it
will be led by Nellie Smith. The topic
is “Religious Barrenncss." it is. hoped
that every member of the League will
be presentw The public is cordially in-
vited to attend all these services.
—~Dr_. M. 8 Recon. ocuiist and aurist
can binconsulted in the parlors of the
Mahacltemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of 1 and' o
p. m.. and daily bethen 9 and 12 n
in. ii and 9 p. in. at 615 Fairiield ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
The prayer and praise meeting in
the liipworth parlor of the Norwalk
Methodist Church. tomorrow morning
at 9: 30 o clock. will be led by Frederick
Brotherton. These services have been
conducted for three years. and its sup-
erintendent .Vhas endeavored to conduct
them by an impartial spirit and has
succeeded to. the entire satisfaction of
all who have attended. Its motto has
been. "with hisllce toward none and
charity [or all. " Everybody is Invited.
Perfect liberty accorded to all. ’
lllllllllflll & IIIIIIEB,
TlV-IE Vynwatns's.
3 MAIN BTRIIT. NORWALKy
96 WAGHINGTON 3T. 80. NORWALK
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. . too will find complete
OPTICAL DRRAR’I-‘M’Em
usefully titted up for that purpose.
both of our stored. with room not ‘1'
spectacle. sud cranium sired by the
. it i). baritone Nora
. . a sick with the grip. .
mm
1 y staunch. of Woodward avenue.
voting from an attack of grip. .
‘ lug Dunlap and Youngs' lists,
a”Carpeted: Brothers.
. Rev. George Van Alstyne. who has
re,“ ill tor several days. is getting bet-
er.
A hearing was held today for the ad-
misgion Vto probate of the will at Amelia
erv s.
, Stwdoseph’s Church choir rehearsed
special music for March 17th, last
night. I
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Generous Warden will open a bar-
ness store, in the Mcsberg store. in the
near future. ,
~mghland's Bock Beer, out today,
New England's best brew. D. Hamil-
ton. New Canaan.
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Harry Cahill. one of The Sentinel's i
bright newsboys. has recovered from ]
annitack of the grip.
Peter Buckley will lead the 10
o'clock meeting. at the Norwalk Bap-
tist Church. tomorrow.
Edward Botsford. of New York. has
been the guest of South Norwalk
friends, has returned home.
wealt or Corned Pork. 10c lb. Hayes a.
Miss Ada Eliott, of Brooklyn. is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. DeForest
of Main street.
A horse belonging to the Crescent
Laundry ran away in West street. yes-
terday afternoon.
Miss Liasle Collins. of Danhury. is a
guest of her brother. A. J. Collins. at
his home in blast Norwnik.
—Hl gblahd Bock Beer out today.
New England's best brew. J. Haggcrty.
Darlen.
Harry W. Street. collector for Ray-
mond Brothers. was quite badly bitten
on the left hand by a horse. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carlson. 0t Brook-
lyn. are the guests of rlends in Fair-
tield avenue. They will remain a week
before returning home.
~Prices of Graphophones at Lock-
wood & ives', 51 Main street. :5. 8'3.
$7.50. $10. $26. $50 and $100.
Miss Carrie Bedicnt. of Ridgefleld
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Bedlent. of Center avenue.
left today for Mt. Vernon.
The next meeting of the Hospital
son, Winnipauk.
Misses Jennie and Kate Smith. oi
ture.
Mrs. Charles S Barrow and daugh-
ter. Maly. arc the guests of friends in
South Main street. Mrs. and Miss Bnr~ '
rows arrived from South Manchester
this morning.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
will hold their annual meeting Monday .
evening; March 11th. The election of
ofllcers will take place and a full at-
tendance is desired.
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‘-—500 new Graphophone and Phone
graph Records‘at Lockwood it ives‘s
On account of the absence of Mrs
[cone 8. Jennings. and there being no
special business to attend to. the visit-
ing board of the Norivaik Hospital will
not meet until April lot
-We open today a line of choice
fabrics and fashion plates of Ladicu'
Tailor-made Suits, Coats and Skirts
made to order. Call and examine. M
ii. Smith It Go.
Fl. 8. Adams. president of the Not-
waik Business Mane Association. an
tended a banquet or the Hartford Bus-
iness Men's Association. last evening.
in Hartford. Two hundred and sixty-
two sat down to the table. -
.. .mwu.
The Public Market has a "special" In
prices today that ought to have sppasr- ‘
ed in their advertisement yesterday.
This “special" is deserving the atten-
tion of every housekeeper. for while
prices are way down quality is way up.
wa0 auction of household furniture
of John D Hoyt is postponed until
Monday at 10 a. m. Mitchell‘li: tion
Auctioneers .V
All monolith at: the honor Bearers
grille of The KInq’VVI this stereo
I “to meet in the but parlormq or he
South Norwslit Congregstt l Church
directly after the morning rvice to
, moi-row.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Missionary Association will
he held in the More room of i
south NM“ Wm
del‘
V When you see yourself in a
suit ,that no; your body.
mind and pocket book you’ll 1‘
be glad you ems in. Our
assortment is not as good as '
I at the beginning of the sea?
son, but we can fit you and
. at greatly reduced prices.
Only two prices on our en»
tire stock.
V88. 39 and $Il .49
our own supervisiou.f
It
At this time of the year
it is our custom to clean up
our bicken lots. slid the
. only way to do it Is to to
I done the price.
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I12 and $13.50 Black Ker-
Vsey and Oxford Frieze Costs.
$8.79
Our annual Trousers Sale.
p.39 $I9li. $2.98
ComstOCk Bres. i
NORWALK.
Clothiers and
'Furnishers.
This is the Last Saturday oi our
We’d“ like :0
So" You Coal.
SO. NORWALK. l
But selling you once is not the pOlllI.
itv oi our coal shall be such as to retain your
custom thereafter.
The qual-
Our coal is reliable. and
every too will give you full value in warmth and
comfort—and comfort means health. and health
happiness.
3 us tomorrow.
”for s. ‘
We want our goods to talk
John H. Ferris.
I49 Washington Street, South No.rwalk
Removal Sale
WILL POSITIVELY MOVE TO MAHACKEMO HOTEL
BLOCK NEXT WEEK.
Wc do not want to uml will not if we can 11pr
Whist Club will be with Mrs. (30:38? it. carry any of our present. stuck with
F. Foote. of Taylor avenue. on ‘r ay .. . ' ' ‘. ,. ..
afternoon. March 16th. mnkt the pm” talk. . i i
-Highland Bock Beer. New Eng- ‘Overcoats.
land‘s best brew. out today. W. Antler.
US.
We.
_. D till!"
Blue and Black Kersey Coat. iormsr price $x5. 00. now $8.50
Covert Cloth. only a few left. were $13. 00. now
Millie $1100 unlit
Camp street. are visiung in New Ym‘lll‘l . V V q Y» I . .
Kaboosa Encampment. l. 0. 0. F.. w V 3
hold a turkey supper in the near fu- ., weaterSI
The $1. 50 sort. 98c..
Ulstcrs.
A few more of the $5.00 Boy 3 Ulsters,
. Suits and Overcoats for Boys.
.The $2.25 kind.
$8.00
$7.00
$1.50
$2.50
Only'ua'very iew remain these to go at a marvelous sac-
.rihce.
GLOVES AND MITTENS LESS THAN COST.
alias r coon WIN. the Tailor.
I?! Washington Street. South Nomnlk.
It is true in grain dealing as in any other line of bus-
iness. that continued and permanent success depends on
honesty and fair dealing as much as on good judgment.
The fact that we retain customers who buy from us
I am near—dust as far as the nearest
letter-hos or telephone.
year after year is the best evidence that we are to be do-
man. are".
VBVUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
Manual 11 Hatch.
IS THE PLACE FOR
.IACKSON’S stupid“
Fine Photographic With.
if Von t Platinoiype l Ports-nit- i are, l ”acceptance
red nib
mornin5
linens Haylofl will hold a meeting,
Monday night. ’
Clarence Nolan. of Arch street, is ‘
moving to‘Norwalk.
Clinton Commanders! K. it. held a '
stated Width last evoniii5.‘
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Mrs. J. H. Wade. of Bridgeport. was
visiting in lawn. yesterday.
Dr. Weed. dentist, has rsturniid from
a short visit in Washington.
Dr. G. H Norton. of Dorian. was in
South Norwulk. this mornin5.
Mrs. William F. Kern. of lililiside
Place, is sick at her home.
R. H. Golden. of West avenue. is
spending a few days in Boston.
Harrie Coburn, of South Main street.
is spending the day in New York city.
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A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Raymond. of South Main. street.
~Fiesb He ing. tic 1b.: Weaklish.
8c; Bluetlsb 12. at Hayes's.
The industrial League of the First
lliVechodist Church. installed officers last
n g i.
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Miss Greta Brown. of New Britain.
is a guest of Miss Edna Wilson. of him
street.
Rev. E. R. Bennett will preach at
the Congregational Church. Darlen. to~
morrow.
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Charles Pratt. of East Norwalk. is
assisting at the Twentieth Century
market.
:-
Arthur Decker was taken with a
fainting attack in the Cockenoe Tribe
rooms. last evening.
Even for the rebuilding of the Tem-
ple the instruction of the children
must not be interrupted.
The Rev. J. Cowan. associate editor
of the Christian Endeavor World will
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
Sunday afternoon.
The llbrnrlan's report oi the South
Norwnlk Library shows 2109i hooks
lent during February ands .830 visitors
to the reading room.
Mi. anti Mrs. W. 1“ Bryant. of 132
Main street. celebrated ihe twentieth
anniversary of their marriage. last eve-
hing at their residence
(Bookends Tribe 1. 0. II. M. confer-
red the adoption degree upon Lyman
Hoyt. Ernest Wilkinson and George
Builwitye-llnsl evening.
John H. Jarvis. of Bridgeport. was in
South 1 Norwalk. today calling on
friends. Mr. Jarvis is engaged 'ln thr-
grocery business in Bridgeport.
Hurry Goodwin talks interestingly.
in his ad. today concerning his remov-
al sale. it is the last Saturday before
his removal to the old Krieger store.
Samples of Bcusdorp‘s Cocoa will be
given away March 5th. from wagons
of the manufacturers. by uniformed
messengers. Their advertisement is on
page four.
Mr. and Mrs. Almond (‘.. Fariisworth.
who have been stopping with friends
couple of weeks. returned to their home
in New York today
Your bicycle may look r'uat). ii will
not if you will only have it rcaiaineled.
Luther Wright will give proper atten-
tion to such work. His advertisement
you should read. and read it now. 3 V
Trisiram & Hyuti‘s advertisement
this afternoon gives Information rela~‘
tive to‘the dress goods department. and
the house furnishing section. Prices
are quoted and prices are always at-
tractivc.
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Mrs. Andrew V. Heath. of Wcst Main
street. Norwalk. has received word
from her husband. who went to Phil-
adelphia for his health. that he is not
very well. and is compelled to be un-
der the care of a doctor.
George Scuddcr. of No. ll Henry
street. South Norwslu. went to New
Haven. today. to he the guest. of Rev.
and Mrs. A. J. Smith. Rev. Mr. Smith
is pastor of the First Methodist Church
in the Elm street.
Yesterday. while coming home from
school. a lad named Landrigan. threw a
stone through one of the windows of F'.
(iurglnla‘s grocery. Officer Morehousc
who called. anti the lad paid for the
glass. and was allowed to go.
Wm.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So—
tionai Church was reorganized at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
J. Mil oburn was chosen superin-
tendon .. and Mrs Robert Slim: and
Miss Natalie Disbrow. assistants.
Your home is likely to be destroyed
at any Moment with lire. so iii in adviio
able to take all necessary precaution at
once. don‘t wait until after the fire. but
look lntoihe merits of the maFrch libr-
tingulshsrs st Comstock. WI thins &
Dow' a. Washington street lheir ad»
vertlsement tells more concerning it.
but eyeping Constable » on J.
Goodwin“ ivedimgomp til i
tramps, stoop on e v .
chilly bi utii Main street
plug from hard. He found d e of the
tramps under the Washingiin street
prions in a drunken condition and took
him to police headquarters i lore he
was given a berth tor the night. This
morning Judge Frost was on or town
and it was necessary to take the one
user in Nor-walk on trial. Jul so my
. P. W. autos. of Wall street is ser- . .
lonely ill.- .
men who have waited until now for a new S Ii" ORG“ 0
have not waited' in vain. .
newest styles.
will buy any heavy weight SUIT or OVERCOAT, idol
of the “Stcin- Bloch Make,” that we have been selling;
offered in the Twin Cities before. and we hope for the b"
our business that we will not be compelled to againV
sacrifices.
clean out all of our DOLLAR UNDERWEAR at
CLOVER HILL BUTTER.
OUR 22c BUTTER interests and
new svaup.
new mote suoaa.
Try the “NEW WRINKLE," a do
in North Main street. during the past -
cioty of the South Norwaik Clongrega- .
inis WEATHER AND THE size
CLOTHING STU .
‘ , pour AGREE.
What winter weather we are now bavio cam
The opportunity Vis at hand. Most every kind oi: in
‘ Nine Dollars
$15. 00
Such extraordinary Suit and Overcoat Values have he
s u “i ll. _
Underwear Bargain.
On account of broken sizes on some kinds we have (I
48s per garment.
o ’ ' I ‘ ,
WIIIIS H. Se!
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.
48 and 50 Wall Street.
it is a
bit strange that people consent
to pay 32 to 35c for print But-
ter. when Clover Hill can be bad
at
REFINED SUGAR BEETI,‘
ceilent quality. at ion
TheiaALsrou FOODS, o
HOMlNY. FLOUR. PAN
FLOUR. BREAKFAIT 5
here at regular pricesg .
Notice the NEW MACK;
the front, white and fat.
10: each
A little more pounce on:
While it lasts.
Alive. awake, ready {or
we solicit your trade.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
Figure blip—h
and see i! it is worth while to suffer
longer from headache or eye strain,
when Proper Glasses. Properly Adjust-
ed. will relieve the eyes from the
strain and.give COMFORT.
Examination free and all work guare
anteed.
O. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall St" Norwalk. Ct.
" MICHIGAN mo m H
F0 R HORSES.
CloverMIxeda-d LowMeadaiyV
FOR HDRNED ANIMALS.
40 lb CLIPPED WHITE 0! T5.
0 FEED MIDDLINGS AVVIVVVD DIM
28c.
No better butter at any price in
the city.
satisfies a good patronage.
100 can.
licious confection. 18c lb
THE BRIDGE FISH MARKET
Telephone Call 97 2. Free Dell
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Long Island Dry Escal- Live Lobsters
lope. 30c. qt. Long Island long Clams -
Steak Cod 10c. lb. 30ch
ALL OTHER FISH AT LOW PRICES.
R. J. CUTBILL 00.
Washington street. Next to J. steam-'- out ‘
LECTURE. ON I
To be (liven b the Anti
Monday eveiiinhV 'l: 30. ”a?
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
Cuihsns, cones & Walsh's Minstrels.
Bigger. brighter and Better than
all has rot-en and is nun at liliver Creek a
ever. Culhane. Chane dz Weston's Big
Minstrels: will make their second so
nusl appearance at Hart’s Theatre. to
night. This season the company num-
hdm'thirty performers. all selected ar-
tists and each noted In the especial
line of specialties they present.
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The DIVil'n Advocate. . ~ ’
This play will positively be it siir-
prise to all who see it. its beauty.
honesty and sentiment is without para
three site] a vocalist true story of love and
danger among the red men of the
military tort; a brand new play. it will
interest you. it will thrill and excite
you. The above play oil 1 he presented
by the Chester DeVonde stock 00..
which begins a week‘s engagement at
lion's Theatre Monday. nations will
be given Tuesday. Wellhead” ‘l’huro
day, Friday and asturday.
Mi (lanthanum the ”mags“ any Vega
walk. upper school, “Bird;
Homel'
Tuesday evening, 7180‘
school. Same subject. -
Wednesday afternoon. at
uni Club "Birds ran.
Farther. insect Killing lei,
‘sn‘d Game Birds!“ assailed
are invited to site it this
Central Club me to
boo Secist may each brl
Wednes or or .'l'3.‘l ‘
school, South
,"lllrds That into
Lectures at tb near“
and Granltoville chapel. in
which will be unmanned.
Public is invited in all
three. executing the one
nesdsy alteration.
oovsnuou 07K hall's!
comm am it out Wig:
rumor 00
the smile}.
cart
007ng I“.
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