Witter Clerk Addison Bette was in
New York, yesterday afternoon.
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St. John's Lodg worked the M. M.
degree, last big .
~Flat Brim A pines. 0' Brion.
MlS. Penfleld has moved from Day
str.eet South Norwalk. to Springfield.
Mass. I ...
~0ur Favorite Egon 55c. hag; $4.40
bbl. "F. D Lawton Co. ‘
tilde business
and transacted
Grace Church vest
meeting, last night.
routine business.
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”Salt Pork. 10c lb Hayes's
Russell Maison. who has been visit-
ing his parents in East Norwalk. has
returned to Philadelphia.
~Blue Iv‘lsh‘f'Se A ll Water street.
W
pincer wui‘iamin
Stamford to call on friends.
—5 lb. pail Lard, 50c. Hayes’s.
A delegation from Sherman Com-
«mandery. United Order of the Golden
Cross, will visit the lodge in New Can.
nan. this evening.
—~3 cans Magnolia Milk, 25c. Jose-
ioif's.
The Valedictorian of the class of
190], South .Norwalk High School. is
not the one announced in another ev-
ening paper. but is Miss Edna Baker.
*Complete line Clothes Wringeis
Wash Boards Clothes Baskets. etc. at
M. S. Smith & Co.’ 8.
Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster. of
Hartford, will make his annual visita-
tion to Trinity Episcopal Church, Sun-
day evening. A large class will be
confirmed and the bishop will preach
a sermon A ~
f0 Water street.
A monkey dancing to the music of
a hand organ in Washington street
this morning. attracted considerable
attention. As there was no school, a
large number of boys and girls were
on hand to listen Ito the music and
Itease the "monk."
—Turkeys. 16c.
--Wc deliver goods in Rowayton
every Friday. F. 15: Lawton 3: Co
A meeting of the Halugari Society
was held last night, at which State
President Miller. of Ansonia. and Sec-
retary George Mischler. of Merlden.
were present. Arrangements for the
state meeting. to be held here August
Ii. were discussed. The ladies of the
societies will be present. and there
will be a big banquet. May 19 a picnic
of the society will be held in Smith's
Grove. Crunbury.
.l. Augustus Roselle. of South N012
walk. is very ill with rheumatism at
the home of G. M. Vermilyea, of Dan
bury. Mrs. Roselle and baby daughter
have been visiting Mrs. Vermilyea for
a few days. and Tuesday Mr. Roselle
came up from South Nbrwaik. intend-
ing to take his wife and baby home
with him Wednesday. In the morning
hewovcr. he was taken ill. and has
since been unable to.ieave..the bed
He has but recently recovered from a
severe attack of tonsilltis .
'ihe funeral of Mllliam Fcchter.
brother to Mrs. August ltoettecher. of
North Mien street, was held in New
York at 2 ocloch uus afternoon frtim
Odd Fellows hull. Mr. and Mrs. Root-
techer went to New York this room
In to be present at the funeral. De
ceased died at the hospital on Tues-
day. His case was a most peculiar
one and will show what msdlcsln
science can do. ills stomach was re
moved and kept in warm flunnels four
hours, while another' portion of his
internal organs was taken out. Mr.
Fochtcr Improved rapidly. after the
operation. and gained forty pounds.
it was stated that over- eating was the
cause of death
B:E
run JEWELERS.
3 cam eraser. mm“.
as wwumcroa or. so. noswaitx
. You will find complete .
QI‘I’TICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our stores, with room on-
peclully iltteiiw'np for that purpose.
Spectacles and wetlands fitted by the
most improved Methods; and sou-fac-
tloii guaranteed. it you 12111 having
trouble with your 211221.11 your clean
no not suit you. if you In mum to
headaches» 11;; memory to in:
ithnniugton took ,2.
half a day off yesterday and went to 2
street.
.98.
The funeral of Arthurll Merlin, son
Manny.
"Gaps." ‘Cwfi Caps." "O'Brien.
“M
Edward Clone has resigned his posi-
pony SLQI'B.
sacks Lamb. 12%0.’
‘Hayes‘s.
Miss Helen Reese, of Stamford. is
a guest of Miss Helen Flynn, of Cree
cent street.
”Print Butter, 220. ll). F. D. L. 81 Co.
Wm—
Miss Eleanor Morehouse, of Fairlieid
is the guest of Mrs. George ll. Brad-
ley. of Main street
in the ad' of the Model Grocery Lo-
renzo Dibble, you will find a number of
specials. Look it up
Willis H. Selleck, 48 and 50 Wall
, street, Norwalk, sells the Stein Biooh
clothing Read the ad.
The Ancient Older of Hibernians
will hold a sociable tonight, in their
hall, Washington street
-—-Hats reuoktted. O‘Brien.
The funeral of the child of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Kemp will be held In You-
kers tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and llira Leon Cannon. and Mrs
Benjamin Fillow. of West Main street
are contemplating a trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. Geo1'ge"’A. Bell 'and child. of
Hartford, are the guests of Mrs. Beli' s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Kellogg,
of Center avenue.
~Blk.. bwn.. pearl Aiplnes. O'Brien.
Mrs. George H. Bradley. of Main
street. will entertain a few friends to-
morrow evening. in honor of Miss Elea-
nor Morehouse.
——We deliver goods in Rowayton
every Friday. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Congressman Hill has presented the
public schools of the town with a
handsome man of the United States
and all insular possessions.
~Chickens. 1210. 10 Water street.
The business meeting of the 'lilnlty
Chuich Club which was to have been
held at the residence of S. C. Palmer.
last night was postponed on account
of the rain.
. r .
2 —»Dunlap and Youman derbles. O‘Brien
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The Lady Foresters held a regular
meeting in Red Men's Hall. last night.
Owing to the. rhln‘ very few weie pres-
ent. and nothing but routine business
was transacted.
-—Red Salmon, 10c can. .ioseloiY's.
Camp Washington. P. O. S. A.. met in
regular session. last night. There
were very red» members present. The
meeting was called to order. and after
going over routine matters adjourned.
~Boston dog collars. lap-robes and
blankets at cost. Dunn's harness store.
Corporal Atkinson. recently in
charge of the recruiting ofllce here
paid a visit to Stamford, last night.
He says this is the best city he has
so far visited. His call last night was
for the purpose of seeing several
young men who have expressed an in
tention to become soldiers. Atkinson
is now stationed in South Norwaik.
He expects toIreopen the recruiting
office in Stamford in a few weeks.—
Stumford Advocate.
~Flrst class and hund- made harness
at cost. Dunn's Harness Store Danu
& Banks' Stable.
_...__,
Edward Baker. of New Preston. was
bound over to the Superior Court, yes-
terday. on the charge of stealing 11
horse and driving out of it from a New
Milford livery stable. He was remand
ed to bill in default of bail, Buher hir-
ed a team. and is alleged to have sold
it In Cornwall. for 825 afterward glv
ing up the money. when a deputy sher-
iff got after him
"We are striving to make 0111 stone
one of those trading places where you
have been’ once you will want to go
again. Milford A. Gillin. men's .iabcr
dasher and tailor, 80 Washington St.
\
It. wus.thought that probably Adolph
E. Sohme. who, it was known, was cor—
respondent for F A. Rogers d: Com-
pany. cor oration s brokers. with
head chic at Boston. 111111.. might be
affected by the suspension of business
but Mr. nohms told ,a Sentinel "91’0”“...w
that ho had done noobusiness with thatw
concern for about a week. in his opin-
ion he thought thattheI business would
be resumed again in 11 ‘c’o‘uplc of days 2
Shades. 10c. file. 250 and 300 each;
Curtain Rods. 6.10I2and 2512.111 S
Smith & Co. ,
www
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie la compara-
Hcr tastes are simple. and do not in.
alias to the brilliant social life which
It would be 'caeyfor her to lead.
Those who know her say that she Is
a most agreeable hostess frank, alto
bio. and cordially hospitable In her
welcome to the beautiful home: of
which she is mistrust She Ihrinloi
however. from publicity and lmgisd to
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11.2.1111 Mrs. Sanford. of Nova, See.
us, are .11 ting Mrs. Ayres. of Leonard
'meeodol‘e is selling Burt 2112 (3033
j Burnett shoes, worth $32 t '
M
of Louis Verna, was held in Wilton.‘
tion in the New York Iiimcsry Coin ..
wSpcclal prices for Sat. and Men. 2.
throughout our Kitchen Dept. Window ..
lively little known In New York out-
side of her circle 0i personal friends. ,.
on of her hum '
a
correct in style. 2.2111312111112212 in
fine suits for the money
Splendid specimens of good
Mixtures, over-plaids and black
' for $3. next best 82. 50;
and Golf Hats.
torily Bows. 25¢ and 600.
MASONIC BUILDING.
NORWALK STORE, ’
2‘Fanigv Mixed Sasslmere Worsted and Cheviot Si’i
Flannel.“ made in the into fashion. with costs of rail i
shoulders. from titre to 320 You ought to see mesons
. change, your Ideas of what ready-tower tailors can
‘ guarantee the" 111‘. and that is something a good man
iy do with the {wedding style of the day.
SPRI-Nfi DVBRCOATS. $6.50 '1'
SPRING HATS.
llere is your favorite shape of Derby, the best but that can be made.
then 32. Elmo prices for new shapes of tourist
Glace Spring Gloves in Sluts are the leaders of
them at $1. 50. Tim Walking Glovos'hnd Kid Dress
es 2‘... manna. 2‘.
it: at a price you can afford We can
save you money in your spring outfit. lust as sure as om born.
5121112211 1121‘
. No mettcrivlhsthcr you my till or 317 for in,
’ suit. you will get one that will stay black.
‘ htest cut find Willi tailored all through.
M Our 31.1.1; Unfinished Worsted Stilts at 316 and 313‘ 212. wonderfully
in on
and. Striped
, with wide
..»They will
.1
‘ no.2...
tailoring these. 1.1. coats for those
who like them. short, boxy coats for short- cost than ‘ (Inverts, Oxford
SPRING NECKWBAR AND GLOVES.-
. Small Is the word to describe our new neckwear
. seiner ever came into the city. Narrow vDorby Four-lndiunds, new But-
Nothing hund-
Ihion. 2 We have
loves. 31.41.60, :2.
SPRING SHIRTS. . 'l‘
A reat collection. carefully picked. and ”right" from the word gojI
The air per. run up. but the prices run down to $1. 50 hi, nudlSo‘ ;
COMSTOCK BROS.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH 'NORWALK STORE."
cy for "Croclier's Flour"
except not a single brand.
tions or the wheat.
lowur price.
Buy Oats That's Clean."
The reputation that l have established
grain has always been merited. That i have accepted the agen-
for giving the best
is good evidence that i have secured
the very best to be obtained.
“Crocker's Best" is the best—it's a perfect -.flour
the choicest haid spring wheat by the latest and best process.
it makes the sweetest. lightest bread of any flour. and in this 1
it‘s wholesome and nourishing
the highest degree. being largely composer] of the glutinous p01-
lt‘ s a strong flour, two quarts of it making
three loaves of bread, so that it is cheaper than other flour at a
Try a bag, if it's not what you want i will return
your money. - Ask your grocer for it.
Milled of
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MANUEL T. HATCH
JACKSON ’5 STUDIO « :2.
IS REPLE TE WITH
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THE LATEST STYLES or
...,.;:——PHOTOGRAPHS—-——.
Brinq tbe Children Today;
Tomorrow may be too late.
Our Special Portrait Work’z'n Platinum will please you.
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ALL TROLLEYS
PASS THE DOOR
53 WALL STREET NORWALK.
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W. A. BENEDICT
Room 1, Masonic Building,
Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Sir:
Nurwalk. (01111..
4
May 3. 1901.
\\c hart llt‘tll hammering Suits to Imu so long. pcihaps _\011
think you “11111211 [:11 nuithing
a pairof trousus to lit in out that t 0.11 and \c
clsc. (ll1.vcs you tan. ll Imu need
Si. come ll) us
\.\clll.'1l<1 vmn mcnsun. makr you the trousers~ihcy will fit
wcll Iluok no”. pun thl——lllf‘ cost $4.;00 iliai s not high is it. “
llill} your».
w A. BENEDICT.
ms
Narwalk Shoe
For Men.
Union Made.
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Olsen ’5
Shoe
S tore.
Fine Old K11. 1.110;".
'271‘ he Most Popular Whiskev‘
in America .
a rAvLon.
Rumour
‘ ' Louisville. Ky.
FOR SALE BY
council-a“.
" . 'coedlngly cle‘vor
. 2 Saturday night At 7:30 o‘clock.
it will pay you' tol
- board held a hinting. yesterday after.
I West Sides by 11 score of fdrty- three to
2 close its rdguinr‘indoor work- for the
. ver and behind have been secured for
. give to his friends.
2 here have secured on onedluen‘t from . ,
thugcmploym to their ddllinnd tor a V
.111 11 WithIthghldmo pry 'u ,
letter today
11 {1 pair of
Mom- ‘
Mrs. Dennis. of High street, will en-
terrain the Pine Lodge and Matinee
Whiet Clubs. May l5.
Erldgeport. are shown a new line of
tl‘ilumcd hats, t ‘swti wed. .
J'The Lamont Club, oi' the South Nor
alk Congregatlpndr. hurch, ._:jwlll be
addressed by A. null Jam Sundiis'tf
The Howiand Dry Goods Company is
showing an 9111,1113};
1111 will tell you
ore about it.
J ll. Hislop it Company has many
interesting thingtui their ad. today
.lb‘dlim it ovei.
Lincoln Council bio. 4 0. U. A; M.
will hold a meeting. torilght,‘ to work
the first degree on three candidates
Mrs. Monls Roberts. of Spring
street. is spending a vreeli with
friends in Mount Vernon, New York.
-—-.—
Mr. and Min. Frederick Coleman, of.
High sticet South Norwalk went to
Bridgeport on a visit, yesterday.
The D. M. ltead Company has a num-
ber of specials lii’today’s issue. The
firm has something to say on hosiery.
The Woman's‘”lilxchange executive
noon and talked own business matters.
Boston Store. you will get a crayon
portrait free ofI chai go '1 he artist is
right in the store.
.._....
Kind Wordii Girdle of King s Daugh~
ters of the w ik Congregational
Church, is meet! 3 with Miss Kathryn
Hunter of MMA litreet. 22 .
. league of the Sacred Healt Devotions
were held in St. Marys Church. this
morning This evening” at 7:30 an-
other service will be held.
*Chocolate Peppermints special for
Saturday 28c per lb. DeKiyn' s. 27
Main street.
The brick work to the third floor of
the Hotel Clifford. in South Main street.
has been nearly completed. Work will
soon be started on the next floor.
.WM
The Little Hustlers defeats the Lit
tle So- So‘ 5 by a score of twenty- one to
twenty. this morning 0n Mc'Clure s lot.
A return guide will be played May 18.
(‘harles T.- Nelson. of the llnotype de~
pnrtmeui of The Sentinel oilice. left
this afternoon for his former home in
southern new Jersey. to spend a few
days.
The teachers at the local public
schools are in Bridgeport. today. at
tending the teachers convention. As a
iesult there war no sessions in the
schools
The members of the Welcoming
Committee of the Mens Club of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
for May or}) William R. Porter. Mor-
time1 Lee case M. Ferris and Frank
Guycr. .
(aptaln Oscar St. .iohn and Mrs. Per-
r1. who weie arrested. recently for
breach of peacfi, in a disturbance over
some cats Mil have hearings tomor-
~row morning in the Norwalk side of
the Town Court.
The Armour Bearer‘s Circle of the
South Norwnlk Congregational Church
will meet Tuesday night at 7:45. with
Edward Kendall. of 51 Elmwood ave
11118. Members are requested to bring
papers as they did at the last meeting.
The Central Labor Union did not
elect officers last nig..t. owing to the
entail attendance caused by the thun-
der shower. No business, have rou-
tine matters, was transacted. The
election of the elbows will take place
at the next meeting. which will be held
until Thursday evening, May 16111
The American Bovs defeated the
2.1. Stuard Youngs is the captain of
the Amreiouii bye. and Lester Britto
the manage‘ I harlie Duffy Is the cap»
taln of thé est Sides and Edward
Helmer the manager. There will he a
wimp game on the West Sides lot. on
the hill. tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
A birthday party from io'clock in
the afternoon until 8 in the evening
wan tendered Miss Jennie Way. of Toy-
ior avenue. Wednesday. The little
folks had an excellent time playing
games and participating in all klndsot
indoor juvenile sports. A fine collation
was out down to. Those present were
Clara Mend Esther Mead. (‘lsra Mur
ray. lluth Madden. Lydia Ireland Ma
mic Evanoskl. Marguerite K1..1lly lzolu
Stevenson. Eva Thorpe. of Bi ldgcpori:
llarry Davis. lirauk Morton. Haydon
Wadhamn. Frankie Bradley. Harry
lllvaneskl. Freddie Britto. John Bald
win and bonnie Thorpe.
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The junior gymnasium class will
spring season With an exhibition on
He
sides exercises by the regular class
and Junior members. Messrs. Scott Di-
spcclui features. . The reputation of
the juniors for ll 9 work and the ex
ting by as... three
gentlemen at t e Armory on two cc
nucleus is as c eiit usrantoe for the
promise of a p canon evening. lilo ad
.‘miesion fee will be charged. but a nil-
vor offering will be received. Each
Junior member has three invitations to
CW
reinvents hummus dunno.
NAUGATUUK. 1m Estimators
flflfi‘mi
' ll". 1H Dillon A‘llluinlfiny milllnbrsr‘
sins of silks; é’i‘he .
With every abhor purchase at the
smear ‘
m _
can see the difference instantly.
*1. “The real thing.“ In other words
1212111 .1,qu night."
while the other slut just misses. the point.
ready'made.
It does. not taken philosopher fo' tllO os‘é til
make. ‘
Each Stein— Bloch Wholesale tailored
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a;
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I“ {looks as though it was made for the inch on
iiig‘ it We are agents for Stein-Bloch lies iii"
.‘ Norwalksm '
SUITS $15.00 to $20 on. i .-
Other makes of Suits that are all‘ WOOL}:
$6. so.
at 48 cents.
wu‘iis H. 5.22....
Up—to-adaic Clothier and Furnisher. _ .
48 and 50 Wall St. Noni/elk" A:
d 2
Invites your attention to its efforts to sew .
satisfy 1n the goods that follow. Sée Win 9W '
BANANAS. tine lot. 22c dozen.;0l1.A1e not those 5110111. '11?
COCOANUTS, fresh. fine, full of milkl as silk A cabbas'e “and One
59’ tie and ch Shoulders is What you want
ORANGES—Porto Rico Oranges are urday Shoulders Saturday,1
sweet as sugar, 11.13 and 15 for 25c DO you Want TURMPS?‘ "Qt Ill“
PINIAPPLES. 100 each I ""“ke‘ We 1‘2““ “'9‘“ » 2
swear POTATOES, the best. P‘“ he“ 0” WW” OAT mi“
2quarts 15c chicks. at .3”
DUTCH snap CABBAGE. 5 to 15c B$l$§“..if..§l‘“5i§u. Hill ’
Hard and of some substance: not all fresh and fin'e.
leaves. as most new cabbage.
Conn. Creamery, tub.
HOME GROWN RADISHES. Elgin Creamery. ‘
SOLICITING YOURITRADE. YOURS T0 GOMMAND.-'
Do Not Despair
of Eetti'iig‘ youl" eyes cotnfdrtahiy fitted '
Regimes others have failed to give re-
a
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in '-the Nor-
walks and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREEI
O. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician, .
58 W.“ at“ NOTWIIko Ct.
AFERTiIZ‘
For Farm. Garden. Trees and Shrubs”
BRADLEY’S IMMMAPBS’. "
Special Brands. ,
ASHES. LAND PLASTERw GROUND, BONE I
Air Slacked Lime. Stable Manure. etc. etc. .
Rmohd
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upon 122.121 12c. 1.13.2
WEAK risu liic. 1.13. LIVE anss ' ".
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ALL FRESH ARRIVALS AND FRESH CAUGHT STOCK .
R. J. CUTBILL no
Washington street. Next to J. a. snow 8 Cool ‘ V
Actions Speak
Lender than Words}.
Advertisements are words. _ , . »,
advantages offered here». me. can...
. , fulfill the promises made m words.
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The "New Idaog" it’s the newest of
narrow iouolnnhandr-lorge variety-«l
11 501: tie.
Imperillowrovorclbm. “I’lorodoru”
tie: in a how for turn down doling,
cannot i1. excelled. 3
The new derby for high hand turn ‘
sown collars in mono mu Malibu- 'l'inUflljillNfifl.
can in removed from Ilel coil and A few ”mm “M 2
no a string tic. m. . lei-y onto. tom mo:
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