Phone 189-5. 1 We make our own candies. That’s win we know its pure. absolutelii so. 51 Washington Street. 111d Inn lulu. THE SENTINEL TIDE CALENDAR. The Evening Sentinel Tide Calen- dar will be issued Saturday, Jan- uary 18th and will be dellvered to all local subscribers and buyers of the paper that day. The newsdeal. ers and newsboys will be supplied with the same number of calendars as papers. Subscribers will receive their calendars through the malls. Purchas. era of The Sentinel thrOugh the news. dealers and newshoye should see that they receive the calendar also. Regular readers of The Sentinel will be supplied first. After this is done. what remains will be distributed to adults only, who apply at the office. or by mail, on receipt of two cent stamp, to cover expense of mailing and post- age, This calendar, introduced and copy. righted last year, is original in its character, and of great convenience to those who follow the water or who are in any way interested in the tides. as most people living on this coast are. Thenumber issued is large and we hope will be sufficient to supply all demand-.5 The call for them las year was very gcwral and Noah use t'ulness was made known to us by many. The size this year is smaller than that'of last year. but we believe it i: more convenient. A 1.2111111 1111. pays host in thc bcst p". p.-., 11h.1.l1 is The Evening SBIIIIIII‘I. Stcwns. oi Ilownyton, i: 11'11111 hcr 1'1'1-1'111 scrious ill M 1's. W. l. iiupi'ovi up, lions, ~--S11111l11y Dinner, The 751', Clifford. l-II Waltcrb Ross of ivow York. was in South Norwnlk calling on friends yrs- tci'day. llutlcrl.o1l;:c. I (i. (l 11. b111i 11 Illt‘t‘lv tug. last night. and no1l11'd lhc first degree 1111 two candidates. Henry Hoyt. head hurucss mnkcr fo1 lliiymond Brothers. is confincd to hi.c home on the Washington strcci briduc with Illness. -Shcct Musm at half Lockwood & Ives's. The Junior League of the South Nor- walk Methodist Church. will hold 11 meeting. tomorrow afternoon. com- mencing at 3:30 o‘clock. pi'icc ill Raymond Brothers hnvc probnbly the hundsomcst display of calendars in the ir \Vnehington strut oflicc of any pla1c in town Concerns in many places 111-1 r1-pr1'scntcd l‘hc Norwnlk Lodge of li‘iks hclda rcuulnr mccting last night. and out~1id1 of routine business rccrivrd n proposi- tion for membership from Harry P111)- per. Ilnndnomcly Ii'uuicd noticcs. tcll- i111: about tin). hurling nights of tin lodge are being placed In the dll'fcrcut hotels in town. ~—l)r. M. S. Rosco, ocullsl and nuriszl can be consulted in the purlorn of the Muhnckcmo Hotel. on Tuesdays and Fridays, between the hours of I and 5 p. 111.. and daily betwen 9 and I2 11. in, 15 and ii p. m., at i115 F‘nirflcld avo- nuo. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and diseases treated. There has been much trouble lately with the are light at the corner of ’l‘oilrs and Writer streets. Thomas I. Raymond has notified the electric light ofllclnlu. and they have promised to rcuicdy the mutter. Thomas Metrulre. uurnrintcndcnt of Raymond Ilrothers' yard. was going to the yard quite early this morning. It was very dark. owing to there being no lightwut this point. Hr slipped and fell against the curb, bruising one arm in a. painful manner. Edwuid Brotherton .1111 Frank Smith were in Hartford yesterday on a business trip. w. S. Sturtevant’a ad. changes every: Wednesday and Saturday. S11) what is‘ in it. today. Thcrc are some record—breaking prices in the ad. of .1. Company, today. 'l‘hc llowland Dry Goods Company at its mill and sale. is selling $25 Syracuse bicyolt's for $13.50. . Pictures and scenes of the railroad Wicck in the Park avenue tunnel, ten ccuts, 11.1 '1‘. .. Magner’s. ’l‘hc dcgicc team of Butler I.odgc,_.l. 0. 0. li‘.. held a rehearsal Inst night, for tho work to be done tonight. v ”Edison and Columbia Records. Lockwood & lvcn’, Follicr William li‘ltzucrnld. 11 former wcll»kuown Noi'wnlk boy. now located in Hartford, In in town today. The directors of thc Norwnlli llospl tul hold 11 rcgulnr mootlng lust night. and trnunnctcd routine 1111111111 as A. llickcrmun & Son is having 11 spcc— iiil snic on Indics' waists, furs nud jiu-kcts. Also children's jackets. Mlchuci Connors. cugincci' for Ray- mond Brothers, who has moved to W115i Norwnlk. has purchased 11 new horse. The niiuinturc bronchus which :11'11 given away with every $2 purchase 111 licnd‘s. :u'c attracting niucli 11111111111111. Company A, of the Trinity Cadets. will lioid ll vcry important nicotine this 111'1'Illllf: in thc bnncmcnl 111' 11111 Church. It is thouirht. that. 11.1111 will 1111 im- portant business tronsnctcd iit tlic mooring of the Control Labor Union this cvculng, Al the xiii-cling of South t‘onclnw, No. 418. A. 0. li.. Iiiill night. Frank L. 1I111ld's 111111111 was pl'tlllorlt'ti for mcnibcrnlilp. Noi'wnlk \\'. ill. F. Ilound. "11111 1111.11111ch l'i'ici‘id." who It'cturrd 111 the Noi'wnlk i‘lub lust pulp. .1 hits liccu 11 inn-st. :11 1l111 Norwnlk hotcl. l‘. W. illurrny, of Mnrlrtlu. Ohio, gru— crnl New England ngcut for the l'uil- 11! 51111». Suit Company. is spending the 1111) with lluyinonu li1".oth11111 "Ihc Ladies Sewing ( ii'clc oi th1- Smith Noiwnlk Baptist Church. hcld 11 nicrtlnu 111 ‘2 o'clock. yesterday ul'lcr» noon. and did cousidcrnblc scwiug. Tax Collector George II. St. .11111'. 111111 is contincd 111 111:1 Iiouic in lunch .'st11ot with a uti'okc oi [11111111 His is rc- iiorlcd on living 1111,1'1.on1i'oi'1'.ibic Miss men (orbiu. iutcudcni at the ..aniiury Ilospitil. it; the guest of Mr. 11nd Mrs. (‘hiirlcn L. i‘olc. of Core street. I-Iust Noi'wnlk. assistant suprr- “For distress 111‘11'1' outing 1;:i11- Clono. llnrry (‘ iliul 11111111 II Mit1lull 111'1 ectling up :1 \'1"1) hund>om1 souhuii' pronrum [oi the Iionccr Hook 11nd Luddcr (‘ompdnyi s 1o111cit 11nd b:.ill It w11.~1 (II’I,‘Ili€‘tI (it tho nircting of tho Woman‘s .\iisloniiry Association, of the South Norwuik (fongi'cgntioniil t‘hurch rcstcrdny afternoon. 111 11111111 1.111 b wwk iicrenflcr to new. The lluymukcr‘s Band. of l‘ncns Iinylofl. assembled at headquarters at [:30 o‘clock. last evening. and went to Norwolk and attended the ball in Lockwood's Hull. Professor W. (i. newcll’s two dancing classes cntcrod upon their mid-winter [criu ycst-srdny iirtcrnoon and evening. in Arion H1111. chcrul t‘oi'mcr pupils paid 11 visit to thc hull lust night. Edward Bro. .crton and Fl'illlit Smith. two wvll-kuowu bicrcic ridci'n of 'I‘hc Noi'wniiin. ni'c coutv'uiplutiuu inkiuu purl in 11111 six day bicyclc rucc 111 Madison 8111111111 (lardcu. :\11w York. lirxt licccinbor. Samuel Foster, of No.1: i‘lurbiink <tr1ot, 11 member of l’liocuix Engine llompnny. Norwum'. is passing the ci- gars among his friends. Mrs. I1‘1iHI1'1' hos prcsentcd him with 11 lrn-pouud baby boy. Mother and child are doing nicely. Evcrybody interested in photography In invited to to: present at William P. lircrs‘s store, in Wall ntrcct. this even- lng, where there will be u dcmonutru- tion of Velox paper. The exhibition bc- gins at 7:30. Bring a negative and you will receive a Velox print free. There was an interesting meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Anuoclntlon. of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. ycnterduy afternoon. There were a large number of ladies present. Mrs. Day. of Btu rt avenue, won the leader. The usual ried out. A. liinlop iii‘ Little Prices“ Geode Suits. 1 We are doing all we can to unload our stock of Wintci Suite and , Overcoate before invcutony and have taken a goi‘id big slice off the i piico of our entire stock. Little prices are bringing big business. Better come while we have your nice. Prices run like this: 1 $5 SUITS. 311111. i 311 e :11 SUITS, 51. no. I l $11.00 11. $12 SUI’I‘S, 1111.111. 1 I 11121111115 bUl'l‘S, 311.1111. $6.50 & $8.130 OVERCOATB, $4.11“). 1 5111.11.11 $12 ovnitoonrs, $111111. 1 $111 11311. 111111111c1iA'1'n.s7.1111. . $11. a. $211 ornuoon’rn, 111.111. RAGLANS AT HALF PRICE. 1 Boye' Orcrconls, ngo Iii to Ill. reduced from $5 & $6 to $3.90. Reduction of 20 per cent. on Children's Kucc. l’aiit Suits. You will also find many otlicr wurth coming to soc. COMSTOCK BROS. ' Norwalk Store: South Norwalk Store‘: Masonic Building. 14 South Main St. bargains in our stock which are Telephone Call 32 2; South Norwalk Store. I Price is a good salesman—Quality is a better one. Oats that are part dirt and dust weigh a great deal more to the bag and last a shorter time than our carefully screened stock. BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. «i Jackson’s i Studio 1» offers a most ammo: line of Pliotoqraphs in the Latest Styles. 6“ A Gem of the Photographer's Art. A Phofoqraph on Parchment with a future Our ARTIST PROOF fiRAVIJRE as fine as 517’! and is 80f! WOO”ONOOWO”WOO 11$ 01'1“!qu NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY. JACKSON '5 STUDIO. 53 WALL STREET. Norwalk, Conn. ouoouumo Somethlnil New Opposite Hotel. Bot/1 trolleys pass the door. FREE DEMONSTRATION or VELOX A free demonstration of Velox Pnpors will be given at my store, Thurs- day eve11lng,Jununry ltitl1.at 7:30. A cordial invitation In extended to all those interested In Photography. Bring a negative and receive a print. Wm. P. Beers, BOOKS STATIONERV AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. 49 Wall street. Norwalk, Conn. Health by Good Living. About Stringleea Deane—Coming more and more into use on the table. Two kinds, Golden Wax, cut in short lengths; tender and sweet; and the email round green been, not no fine in color an the wax bean, but for superior In flavor and abeolutely with. out utrlnge. In these two vegetables, perhaps, more than any other, do we prove our claim that the can. Md 1. better than the fresh. At L. Dibblo'l, D. 8. Davenport'l. Central Food Co., and eam’l Roodner'u. Don't forget the label. GAVE A MUBICALE RECITAL Miss Ethel Martluonu gave a music- ale recital toui number of her friends A large delegation from South Nor- walk will attend the reception of the , his act. , will certainly carry it through. celonury program was car. Stamford Wheel Club, in the Casino Hall in Stamford. this evening. S. O. G. George W. Collin, ol' Pelee- estlno Castle, A, 0. K. of M. (3., will at- tend the Inhtiillntlon of unicorn of Plo- THE 5112111” Se Cigar. Unexeelled in 1:11.111}, Flavor and Workman-hip. our: own guano. llIIEII’IEl ' 1111111111 11111111? The Parker “Lucky Curve" Is syn- onymoun the world over for the beet in Fountain Pen making. Department of 8111111, Washington We regard the Parker Jolntlou Fountain can a most excellent one. and it undoubtedly will give entire «1» Infection to than who use them In the Department. Very respectfully you", Wu. H. mienann 011111 Clerk. ' note, .11 noer Castle in Norwalk this evening. ......__ It has practically been decided met there will be another buuluoee man's banquet at the Norwellt hotel In the near future. The date he: not. yet been definitely settled. Walter 8. Whitney of Dorian, died suddenly this morning from heart fail- ure. Although It was generally known that his condition was serious, the news of tile d b came like I shock to tile many loud- uud rela- ,tlve:. He has only been Ill about a wee . be“ Wu...“ The funeral of me. Lois Mdi'ehoute. ,apad uvmtydour years. who alert at at 11151 home. hint evening. The mualc at program consisted of the following: Violin solo David Finch accompanied by Miss Jennie Lowndoe: whistling solo .l. Wesley 131111111011. accompanied by Min Alice Andi-ewe; vocal duct. Mien Ethel Martineau and Mill Mild- red Roman which brought forth re. peated opulence; Newton Cookerhem played very skillfully on bottles. All the artists were obliged to remand to several encores. A fine collation was served at 11 oclock.|ft1er which the guests departed voting mu Merlin can a royal entertainer. ' “LOGAN" la "KID” CURRY. HELENA Mont... January 10. -—lfar- vey begun. who we: arrested at Knot- vllte. Tenn. on a chum of having Itol~ on bills of the Elm Netlouol Bank or Montana. of this city. in MI poi-onion and who made a desperate mm to escape. In mid to be no other man 'Kld” Curry, 01‘ Northern Montana. Dixon‘s picture. which we. received by the biennial Bank of Montana. yu- «no 19;. home of her emitter. Mrs. Jane ”WM avenue. filmy turd” unidentified uttetot curry. m1mwtelmijilm‘ ”X ‘ - u! the SPECIAL FOR SATURADY. CHOCOLATE MUGATINES, 200. Lb. 39 MAIN ST. Phone l44-4. 8 I OPPED A RUNAWAY. Dr. Harry E. Bates Caught Samuel Greenetein'c Pony. Dr. H. E. Ilntes performed wnut was was considered a very daring feat this shortly after 11 o‘clock. by stopping 11 runaway pony that was go‘ morning bu; lit 11 fast cliu. This animal bc- light shades, formerly longed to Samuel (li'eenstelu. It was priced """ ' """" ”0 and $12 “ 111111111111 1111 two wheeled gig. While Men's Blk. Kerscy Overcoats, 86 value _ unuiding in front of the store in Wei-it A lot of Men’s Sack Suits that I - Washington street it took iright and I ‘ 3 ’ unrtcd 1111 the thoroughfare. Many originally so“ at ' """"" $10 - rushed to tho centci' of the street and - tried to stop the runaway, in" this Youths Overcoats. some with yoke, others plain at a reduction 0! only seemed to urge the animal on. He 25 Der cent ' . turncd the corner at S i'ln street and run to Clay. AUI'IIIlIg pongthe latter Our Stein Bloch Broad Shouldered Suits and Overcoats at 9. rev thoroughfare. It want, at n breakneck pace to Railroad avenue. and out down Those who were watching the latter. up West Washington street, were our. prised to see the uund thc cor-1101 at the Central Food t' ompany' 11 store The curt dashed into a delivery wng- on belonging to the latter company. This had a tendency to nlnckeu the pacc of the runaway a little, but when it became. free. It started on at u still faster gait. Dr. hates was standing in the door of Solmann' livery stublefii‘ie ruehcd to the middle of the street. and waiting his chance. jumped. and at the risk of being injured grasped the ruin. . Dr. Bates eoou brought .nc horse to a standstill. lic was complimented for There was no damage to Miller horse or cart. Y. M. C. A. BUILDlnG MOVEMENT. Directors Held an important Meeting Last Night. A very Important meeting of thc llonrd of Directors was bold lust night and State Sccrctury E, 'I‘. Iintes was prosont and participated in tho gcncrnl diucunnion which was upon matters 1'1» lilting to tho ncw building movement. The outlook for lhc succcsn of the pro» 1111-1 \1'1111 novcr hotter than at the pro» out time, and the board in organizing Ila committcc forces which together with the help of the state secretary. 'I‘hc mootlun adjourned to meet iigniu next \\‘1,11inosdny night, wlicu some commit- tcc? will have had time to get ready their reports. Liliiit‘" night (‘Xtilt‘iti(‘:‘- in tho gym mislum. posiponcd iI't)m Tucsdny. will be bold Friday at 1% o'clock, but thc sump? and Bible study will I111 hcld l’lllsbury's Flour, 601: I’Illsbury’s Vitos, ‘11 101: just 1 11- sumo as announced, , 1 w . r -. 3 cans Pum ikin “ 250 Rm: 1. W, Davis will address the Juneau Hom' ,’ 2m Aimour's Mi‘ncc'Moat 7c DR 111111121.~ mocling, Sunday. at 3.113 p. 111. Buttei, «1’ ‘3" Loose Raisins fine now. 313.. in" The 1111111101111 111111 11111111 1111111 Butter. Creamery. tub. 1' «50 Wholc Cocoauuts to close out, at‘E Wm] lninc mcmlict's‘nli'eady promiScd. Butter, Clover Hill, ' 30c ouch. Full of milk ‘1 111' main rcgu or 11590115 ncxt Mon- . . 1 . . .- Pursnips. L day night with Prof. W. Id. Collins, of “1,0“? u“ “mum” n Mixing.“ at 1 Alpha Pudding Preparation 5c urtlc.e, Wcstport, an Instructor. Yodng 1111.111 ”a 4‘ a pound when I 5“" Clover A for 61:. intcrcstcd in such a club should rc~ Hill at price quoted. Clover Milk, SC port to the general secretary. 22 lbs, (Iron. Sugar and one lb. B1111 No more at this price when this lot; m—m Coffee for $1.32E is sold. , DEA'l H 0F MR9. JENNIE BRUN- Purina Pnncukc 11 little let t. tic pkg I 'Just the Choose." The finest, "mild DAGE. Some Bananas at tile doz. , or sharp." as you like it. For one day Mrs. Jcnnlc Bruudagc, who died ‘11 Sonic Bananas at 121: doz. i you shall sample it at 141: lb. her homo in ()rchnrd street yestcrday morning, won the wife of Lecmou Iirundugc, who. for a number of years. has been bookkeeper 111. the Wheeler straw hat factory. Mr. Brundagc bits 11 large number of rclntivcs and friend in The Norwalks whosc deepest sym‘ pnthy he has in his affliction, The fun- eral will take place from the housc in Orchard street, Friday afternoon at 3 o'1-.-l01l1 The Rev. .1. McClure Bellows, rcctor of Grace Church, will officiatc. Interment will be in Oakwood Ceme- tcry, Mount Klsco. N. 1 .. Saturday morning. 1:. A. VELIE SURHRISED. 'I‘wciityvthrcu of the friends of tlcorgc A. Vclie gave him a birthday anulvcrsury surprise last night. A gift of u grupliophonc was rcceivcd from his parents, and the guests on loved 11 number of sclcctionu. Reci- tutlons were given by Mission Suslc and Lillie Zoelllngcr. Those. present wcre Grace and Lizzie Nouck. Itutb 1.1. .lohn, Charlotte Stnbel. Ethel Spirague. Mabel Solker, Lena Bogurdus. Edna styles. Susie nn1. 1.11lic Zoclllngcr. William \1. Gladstone. I’crcy timnll. h‘rnnk Becker. li‘rod bmith. Charles Styles, nirhnrd Nonck, Sylvlo Paga- nettl. rioward Gotham. Charles 7.0111. Ilngcr.1iol1n Dlebrow and Wilfred Rob in. THE ENGINEERMG MAGAZINE. The Engineering Magazine for Jun- uary opens with a vividly interesting paper, enforced by strong editorial sup L. Abbot’n concise port. in Gen, II. summary of the humane advantages of the Panama route for an lethmlan canal. He makes it wholly evident that up an engineering and commercial proposition the Panama canal in no for superior to any other project that it I11 certain of conetructlon and of ultimate control of treneletlimlen 1111111111, and if the United Staten abandon it to daily with 11 dubious project elsewhere. comeone «Inc will reulleo the oppor tunltleu and certainties of the partly tlnluhed Panama enterprise. and seize upon them. Mr. Langmuir follow: with a thoughtful review of the "Home Eu. vlronment of British Worklnmen." He find: 11 mice handicap to national in- duetrlll advance In the lowered titted lty. lowered mantel cctlvlty and eon- Pli‘tlll Llltf Beet Tee Clem nmtb Lemon Choc. olete Coffee Mull? Milli The drum Drug Co. ...o borne come ar- Anuual Clearance Solo. Such clothing values were never before offered and 1111151111; iron out immense business Saturday economical buyere are not; slow In ‘ lug advantage of such an opportunity. I 1 . We quote a few prices for your careful consideration. 1 U1. I, Men's Oxford Overcouta that were $7.50 Men's Covert Overcoats, medium . ‘ ' and .1.......... duction of 20 per cent. ‘ WILLIS 11T§ELLEo Clothlcr, Hatter. Furnisher, 48 and 50 Wall street, Norwallr, Conn. 1 Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Stop and ‘3\\'\n\1. Is It worth while to have the print run together, or your head ache, or any of the discomfort you have been suf~ ferlng from, when PROPER GLASS- ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will rc- move the trouble? We guarantee per. foct fitting and make no charge for examination. 6. B. Sachem. Graduate Optician, 5% \Da\\ Street. 'Notoekk. "M... .mem....... WEDNESDAYS BARGAINS HERE ARE SOME CHANCES. "STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS 1101:" Wednesday was my dull day. Wednesday is my buSy day. Why not? Yahoo 30" can buy at prices quotod and get some other things as a free gift,' why not busy? Spot cash prices: FREE—The choice of one of the following articles to each purchaser of 501' worth of goods, not Including Sugar_ Butter or Flour: A bottle of sauce, 11 pnckngc of sturchmithcr plain or prepared; 11 bar of soap. laundry 01 fancy; 11 pound of prunes a box of salt 111 11 tin of sardines. Orders for Sugar Butter or Flour should be accompanied with orders for other $00118. Lorenzo Dibble Tlial Comfortable Feeling We all like to possess‘ it. but do not all know the very best way to acquire it. One of the chiet requisdes 1n wmter IS warmth. It you want to know the best way to acquue that. call at ' u..- 1.1‘ Raymond Bros. A course of Study at Are YOU Merrill Business 11111111111 Getting Will help you get richer. Enter January 2d. I902, and Irvit- Costs in Day School only $12 50 6e: RIGh? . - month Books Free. . of relief which shall work improve- ment from the bottom up. Mr. Crockard has a most interesting illustrated account of the marvollous iii-ogre" in iron melting in the blast sequent distorted mini Ideal: of tho1furmce: other richly "Inflated Irti' nrtlun clummud prom. mmuru ole: are by Philip Dawson on coutlu» Ion tel steam and electric power plants. by M. Jacquen Boyer on reinforced woman TO 011' GOOD HOT SODA. , concrete the new material for engin 'eering contraction and by D B Rush more on the rotary converter. Mounts Purlulum and Manuela give an in 'l'hiuleuetuuie on only be: of“. “lulu Laxative miner-m- Mum remodytbel. «en-emf.” in. 157% Engineering Pres-Baillie Bum Magazine, New York, - , » , SENATOR LODGE TO "IA new nAqu, 1111111111111 'ili.» Henry Cabot Lodge. LI: 9-. 13' State- aenntor. from Mount: ' will deliver the 11111111111 eddfou rmduatlng elite! of the 7 School. June 23 Mommas to Mini announcement made W Liooon DEALER u o. ctr-active digest of Ruulen mining In: air. Bentley (“Datum machine- uaop practice and tin Perenn- pro. not» amenable mini: of that com My, . ytmu inlet. new .1111. 1..- PHILADELPHIA. Richard Pattortou 1111 N11 lion. 1i
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