FRHIDA‘Y. JANUARY I7. loan.
at , . .
At Lane’s.
Phone 13%.
We make our
own candies.
That’s whu we
knowils pure.
absolutelu so.
51 Washington Street.
null lulu lIIllIs.
THE SENTINEL TIDE CALENDAR.
The Evening Sentinel» Tide Calen.
clar will be issued Saturday, Jan-
uary 18th and will be delivered to
all local subscribers and buyers of
the paper that day. The newsdeal.
era and newsboys will be supplied
with the same number of calendars as
papers. Subseribers will receive their
calendars through the mails. Purchas-
ers of The Sentinel through the news.
dealers and newsboys should see that
they receive the calendar also.
Regular reader; 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. The number issued is large and
we hope will be sufficient to Supply
all demands. The call for them last
year was very general, and their use.
fulncss was made knOWn to us by
many,
The Size this year is smaller than
that of last year. but we believe it is
more convenient.
vYon will find everything in ”Hill
burg Edging» IIIIII Laces. prclly und
cIIcIIp III M S. Smith & i‘o‘s.
.I‘ohns lodq‘”\ I‘ IIIIII .’\. Ill.
nil-i Insl nighl.
» Shoot Music ut IIIIII
loI- kwood It; IIIIS I'.
lion. II}. 0. Kerior is on II busiucsx
ll'll) to New York lollIIy.
«Every woman who has our or twu
boys; to clothes should he inlcrcslcd
in tho Krigcr & (‘03:; IIII. III today's
insuc.
pricc Ill
AlchIlion i5 I-IIIIIIII lo the {III
i\'Iw \ork Sun. in lodIIy' s lI-lHlIt‘.
ol‘ llIII
A. .I. (‘ollins SI ("ompzlny IIIII'II Stillit‘r
thing to any Ilboul porllcrrcs todny.
—-(I‘.losing out sole of IIIIdios' Cloaks.
$1 upwnrd. “an DXGSS Skirts at half
price. M .Smlth & Co.
The clearance ,sole of the Boston
store will continue for onc more week.
Lincoln Council. 0. l'. A. M.. will
hold II meeting in its lodge rooms III
Washington street.
Rounding Pork llc. lb. Hilyt's's.
William I) 0' Brion IIIIII bIIcn IIIIII- l.IId
(uplnin of Inc South Nolwulk High
School hockcy loIIIII.
Miss “('SHlt‘ Lorkwood.
soy. is the guest of Mr.
trI Hyutt. of Arch street.
of Now .Icr-
lInII MI‘H. lII’S~
-»—If you want your piuno tuned. I1d«
(II-Inn or telephone. John Iii. anln, ’I‘llII
(llll'ford, toduy.
Harvey M. Kent, of thtI liolmon,
chlcr & SIIIIIIIIk Company. in on II bun-
Imam trip to ltldgefleld. today.
~-~-()l|. ii gill. 550. II‘. I). L. & (In.
'I‘hII front hun boon “placed in tho.
South Norwulk Trust (.‘ompuny'n bunk-
lnl: IIoIIIIII. III Washington street.
winds. limbrolluu. Iiutn. O'Brlcu.
The choir of Trinity Church will re-
honrro Sunday munlo under the now
organist. bIIIIVIIrII~.I. HImn. this even-
lug.
EMAW...
THE -:. SPARTA
50 Cigar.
Unexcelled In Quality, Flavor and
Workmanehlp.
/
OUR OWN BRAND.
Howard Zolltl‘l‘ ol‘ (lilosnul. IIlIIfi'Ii.
South Norwulk I3 III at his houIII.
—>’l‘ums und 'I‘onuea. ()‘Ilricu's.
Mr. and Mrs. Sands Soliock. oi
Scott's Corners. spent Sunday with
rcluliycs in Norolon and South Nor-
wulk.
25c. Ib II‘.
“Elgin Butter, I). L. & (‘o.
Quite a large delegation from South
Norwnlk went to Iiridgcport Inst night
to ultoud u ounce of the (.‘Iilillion
tllub.
~~Corncd or frclIdI liocko. lllc. lb.
Iluycu'u.
The Junior League of the South Nor-
wnlk MI-lhodint Church. in holding u
meeting. this afternoon, in the church
purioi'n.
”Stiff IIIIII Soft Huts
O’BriIIII's.
Wool cldordown bath IohIIn nrc cut—
ting. quite II figure Iii. lllt" l-iltil‘l' of the
I). M. “Hill Company. III the lllllll‘l'tlilh‘h'
IIry Si-(‘llUIL
5 lb. pull Lurd. lillc. IllIyIIo's_
’I‘lIII New York Grocery (“ompuny is
booming tiIIIir Moon S. llour. which
Illcy clulni in the host. III iIIII world.
SIIII the lid.
~(lrnn. Sugar. ll) lb. 50c.
’l‘hc Wholnocvcr (‘lI'clII of
Daughters will moi-It nl 7:45 this We
IIiIIg. III the home of Miss I)iIIkIIrmIIII,
lli lligh slrccl.
King‘s
~l-ZIII Mulls Winter Cups. ()Wlilliliti.
llIII y'cIIIIIIIbII (iIIoIgII .‘.~llII-lI. who
has llt‘t‘ll ill Iit his homc. ill Mrrwin
slrcol. has now nearly cniiI‘IIIy recov-
IrI-Il his usual hcullh.
Mr. IIIIIl Mrs. (.‘I. ll. II‘illow, of (Thesi-
llul IIlrIIIIl. l‘ltii'WiIlk. hIIrII hIIIIn cuter-
lIIiIIi III; W It. l’i’llflltlIIS. ol' t‘oyI-ulry.
l'oImIIIIy oi" Nolwnlk.
~~\VIIIIIII\\ SIIIIIIIIII Itnl: iII'iniziIs (‘nl
iIIiu I’IIIII I (‘ IIIIIIIIIMIII (‘ oIII Iiods iii-II
upwurd; Window III‘IIIIIIIIII, I’Illc: Scrub
Hl'llfilll‘sl I'III upwnrd; Lunch Iloxos.
Izlxgc. Spccinl pricon IIII Wush lioil-
l‘l‘fi. M, S. Smith c. (To.
The sccond work of the mill IIIIII Hillt‘
ill IIowlIIIIIl's conIlIIIIlIcIIII this morning.
iIIIsl wIIIIk wnu II lIIIlllI‘IIl’I' IIIIII this
wcck promiscn lo bII bcllI l'.
The SIIIIIIIIy school boIIrII of ”III Nor-
wlilk Mcillodlsl Church. will hold II
IIIcIIl'inII. in tho Sunday IIIIIIIIIII room of
tho I-IIIIrcII, luonduy owning.
w’I‘IIII lltI‘Sl clll of Pork Loin. llc. III.
llIchs‘s
’I‘hlI Norwnlk (loll (‘lub housc III
\\'I'unlpIIuII \tilS lIIIoIIlIII lIIlo somc liIIIII
willIin IIIII pusl l‘IIw wIIIIlIs. IIi‘I‘SlIIIlillil)‘
by boys. .-\ppIII'IIlIlly IIIIllIllllz' won
nfolcu.
Illk. quI l’curl .\IpiIIII< ()‘ilriill'n.
\\Iilllnni l’. IIIIII-.I. liIII Nol‘wnlk slu-
l.1l)ll£‘l'_ will IIIIIIIII you my kind oi rub.
lit‘l‘ stump you wIIIIl III II \‘IIry IouI
pricc. Soc his :IllVl'lllSi‘ilIl'll‘l on [llI‘
lil'th pngc.
There were eighteen trumps in lIIII
lrIIqu IIUIISI‘. in Smith slrccl. liISl
night. Ix’orpcr IIoWIII-d reports lhul
llIc tht’I‘EIgU now is iiilI'IIIn lo IIigIIlIIcII
[)l‘l‘ night.
., (IrIIn Sun’ur. lo lb. Soc.
II‘. I). II. & (‘IL
Mcrrill'u Business (‘oIIIIgo wouln
lwIInly young IIIIIII to IIIIIrlI bookkIIIII»
lug. shorthund llllil Iypcwrillug. ’l‘lIIII'II
II III-mum] fm coIIIpIItont young mcn
III this lino of. business.
A IIIIIly of llIIIIII IIIItonIobilisls cu-
route iIonI IIIIIlioId to New York city
I-iloppcll III llIc NOI'WIllk IIolIII ovcr
night. 'l‘hcil‘ unto won houscd Ill iluuu
& Hunke’ Slilhlt‘ for the night.
Wunhinglon Comp. l’. O. S. of I\..
hold it rcgulnr Illt'tlllllg lust night and
lrnnsnctcd roulinc business. 'l‘IIIIrII in
some tulk of tho lodgc holding on our
llIIlIIIIInIIIIIt in the HM“ ilIlIIIII
~ Smull II‘I (‘hll Home. l‘.”.uc. lI:I_\'II.~;‘.~I.
A ncw switch III‘IginII, No. Lilli. hua
tIIkou tho photo of too rcgulnr South
Norwulk switchcr. which was dnmugcd
in the accident at the freight yurds.
Wednesday morninII. The old switch-
or III ut tlII-,I repair shop.
Eureka Rehokuh Lodgc No 42, will
hold u r‘ogului meeting lonlI.,IlIt. All
members are requested to be proscnl
IIH business of Important-II will come
before me lodge and lunch will or.
served after the meeting.
"-INow III the time to buy MIIIIIIII Uu~
Iiorwnnr. stock fresh. vnrlcty largo,
prince low; RISO great IIIIIII'll‘IcII in
(IIIIII‘II, Lndlon’ nnd ChiiIIrIIn‘l-I Wool
Underwear. M. B. Smith & Co.
LIcutonnnt-(Iovernor Edwin 0. Koal-
m' has returned home from Boston.
Moon, where he attended tIIII meeting
of theI Wholesale Grocerli' Aunncinilon
of New England. Mr. KIIIIIIII' III presi-
dent of the Connecticut branch of tho
moonlatlnn.
lllIIlsllIIlaIlIIPIl?
The Parker “Lucky Curvo" III syn~
onymoua the world over for tho best In
Fountain Pen making.
Department of State, Washington.
We regard the Parker Jolntlesa
Fountain Pen II most excellent one.
and It undoubtedly will give entire lint-
Illf ctlon to those who use them In the
Do amount. Very respectfully your»,
_ WM. H. mlOtlAmL. Chief Clerk.
hobo IV 1
II‘. I). L. & (‘0.'
.gr _, "1
'THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING!
SENTINEI.
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 322;
I Double and Single-breasted
Sack Suits
in blue and blaCk Cheviols and Serges,
former price $10 and $12.
$6.89 .
$1.00 and $1.50 Alpine Hats, 590.
COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
. l
I} 1 Special . .
For Frlda y and Saturday.
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one.
Someihlnu New
Ouposilc Hotel.
Bot/I trolleys pass the door.
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\__/\ Avwr/
Price is a good salesman—Quality is a better
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.
1 MANUEL 1. HA ran.
WOOOOOOONOOMOOON
Our ARTIST PROOF GRAVURE
«mnouuwooomoooo»
NOTHING CAN EOUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY.
«I Jackson’s i Studio I»
‘ offers .1 mos! allrach’bc line of Hlofoqranhs in ”It! Latest Styles.
A Gem of the FIIoiogrdp/Mr'S Ari.
A Photograph on Pa rchmen! with a future
as fine as silk and as soft
as IvelIIIcf.
IACKSON'S STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET.
Nor-Imam, Conn.
OrdinuII sites. if m lllSl ”no
49 Wall street.
RUBBER STAMPS
ltuhht-II' Stumps mIIIlc to order in any slylc or sizc.
and curb uddillouul lino. luII.
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER, STAT IONER, ENGRAVER.
Norwalk, Conn.
Irv-v
WRITING.
WANTED
Al
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STAMFO RD, CONN.
'I‘wonly young mon to Icnrn BOOKKEEPIAG. Slitllt'I‘IIANl) ANI’) TYPE-
(IOOD POSITIONS uro open for compctcni YUIINIE MEN.
Proporo nt once to meet the domain]. ‘
II‘or cutnloguo or Information apply to
M. 13. ME RRILL, Principal.
Mini-I Mnry ltollly. of Port .CIISBIQI‘
lH the guest. of Mine Elounor Smith
of South Norwulk.
Club In New York qut night.
W
34.80 bbl. I“. l). Lawton & CO.
wu—«u...
torlny and tomorrow.
prices ware $10 and $12.
”mum I
dutlca. this morning. because of Illness.
mM‘
The zoom at the Clilford Hotel yes
house South bowel; J..M BIlouo.A
on York: Frank L. Mitt
F K um
u 8%,: n“
terdey Wore Archite t Ferris 8. More-
flenernl Russell Frost attended II
dinner of his college class at the Yale
~Jonos' duperlutlvr Flour. 600 has;
(lomntouk .Brothern 'wlll null double
and single breasted sack units for wilt
The former
William I‘. Bryant. of the shipping
department of the Holman, Keeler It
helical: store, In unable to be at. his
O
There will be an Important mootlng
if tho Durborn' Union next Tuesday
evening.
Mru. Ituuaoll Front. of West nvonue.
who bun been Ill with tonnllitlo since
not bunduy, III Improving and will be.
Ible to no out tomorrow.
H. Krleger (in Company III going to
sell business units Imd overcoutu lor
boys. for 82.95 tomorrow. This In on
unheard of bargain. Boo the ad.
The Central Union held II meeting
last night and transacted the routine
business. There was a visitation from
delegates at tile Carpentere‘ Union.
Stephen Swan was arrested but
night by Chief of Police WIlIlIm Von-
mer. and charged with drunkenness
and Injury to property. He was fined
'15 on each count In the Booth Nomlk
India of the town court on titanium
port 5
nuuwutmlu mule!
- chief
1 Special for Saturday.
Assorted Chocolates and
Cream Ban Bans.
I 25c lb.
39 MAIN ST.
Phone 144-4.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
(III-dries A. Burr ls quill,I III at his
home in Center uvcnuo.
August ItoIIitcciIIIr. of North MIIIII
street, is ill Ill his homc.
'I‘IIII Arion Singing Society hcld II
good I't‘llt‘ill'h'ill loot high, I
The IllIIqurilIn ( lIIIrI-II Society will
givo II bull ill Itl'iou IIIIII IIIIxi ’I‘hurn-
IIIIy night.
~Chickcnn, l-lc. 1b.;
li‘owis,
llnyon'm
lflvgc.
'l‘hc Clifford I’hIIrmuIIy window rcp-
rcucntu a wry IItll'IIcliyc dlsplny of
nIIIllI-II milk.
The newly elected officers. of Eureka
Rebekah Lodge 1. 0, I). II‘.. will be in-
nlollcd this Ivonlng‘.
WoIanIIII IIIII huslh IIngIIgcd in put
ting in II Iluy c‘IlIIull. l'oI llll'llllllt‘stl'lll
lights, in South Norwnlk.
'l‘lIII boIIrII of school visitors Will
lIoIII u IIlt‘l‘llllg ’I‘uIIlsdIIy IIVIIulng. IIl
tho office of “on I II Light.
TIIII IIIIva IIIIIIthI ofliccls of tho
l’nlrotic ()l‘IlIIII
lUSillllt‘ll nIle \‘l’cdncsdny night.
—-.Iollos' SupI'II'lulivc II‘loul'.
lillc hug;
SINI bbl.
II‘. I). Lawton & (.‘o.
A Slcinwny grand piIIno won (lollv
(“I‘t‘tl to Port (‘hcslcr yIIslIIrdny ultcr.
noon from the wIIrIIroonm of W. h.
Sturlcyuut.
Mr. IInd'I‘llrs. II. l‘. Ilnrtrum, of Now
IIIIyIIII. who lIIIvII bIIcn visiting friends
in South Norwnlk and vicinity. return
IIII ycxlcrduy lo lhoir homII.
Mrs, John III. (‘IIIIIIIi'ur diIIIl III lIIII-
IIomII in lli‘llill'll‘hh’ :I\'I‘lllli‘ thin morn»
ml: Ill‘tIII' II lhrIIII IIIIyII illlli‘ss. Til"
I'IIIIIII'III will tnkII blow from lll‘l‘
honIII Sunlluy IIfth'noon Ill :1 o'clock.
-~l'nIbrIIIIIIs. l'mhrollns.
()‘BriIIn.
llcv, .I. II. (iucrnncy. of lht‘ I)IIricII
Mcthodist. Episcopul Church, will
pI'IIIIcII in thc l’uion I~IIIIpIIl in \\’IIsl
Norwulk SIIIIIIIIy IIl'lIIl'IIooII Ill 1:
o‘clock.
A domestic t'lllpltLVI‘ll IIl lIIII I‘Il‘Sltlf-‘Ill‘i‘
of (‘IIplIIiu lhilm‘ SIIIIIII-k. in Arch street.
took her usual IIl'lcrnoon oil. ycslerduy.
but did not rclurn all night. Mr. SIIL
IIIIIk cIIIIIIot account for her obscure.
and fours thIIl DGI‘lIIIIIH SUHIP ill hos
bct’uIIIIu hcr.
— Turkeys. liic. lb..
vvry
Ilnycs's.
choice.
'l‘IIx (‘ollcctor IIIorIIII Ii, St. .Iohn.
who is suffering from II shock of pIIr-
IIiysis, pIIIIscII u coullorlnblc night.
though IIII is still in II very critical coll-
dilion. A IIllIIIIgII is IIIItII-lpulIIIl ou
’l‘nIIs-Iluy of next work. at which time
tIIII disease will burr rulI u crrlIIilI
course.
The funcrul of Mrs. Lois lilorrhousc
was IIIIIII from hcr lIItII home. with her
IIIIIIgIIIIIr. Mrs. .lflllt.‘ Winner. in IIIIII-
Ilricks In‘cnuc. this afternoon, at :3
o'clock. Roy. 1'. IllIVt'itt 'I‘ulnlugc Vuu
I)oIIIIn, pastor of thc Norwulk Baptist.
t‘hurch oiIII-.IlIlIId lntcrmcut wus ill
the Norwnlk Cemetery
——Eigin Butter
25L III:.F Di. &(‘o.
Frank M. Stuitcvanl llilii hIIIIn I-IIIIIII l-
IIII lIIIIdIIr for the orchestra ihnt bun
Just bIIIIn formed for the Young Mcn'k
(‘III'Isluln unsociutlon. TIIII orchcstru
will only pluy for the Y. M. C. A.. Any
young men who would Ilkc to join Ihc
orchcnlrn Mr. Sturtovunt would be
pleased to communicate with if they
will address him at his home, No. liii
IIllanood uyennc.
A young mun bud a narrow escape.
from being Injured by u fall from II
trolley cur III West nvonue near the
Matthews place. In attempting to
.gct aboard the cur he won utrIIcIII by
the roar IIIIHII board and was on his
buck In the road Instantly. Ho won
uninjured. It. In snIII IIIIII he not been
"fooling" with outdoor young man the
accident would not hnvo occurred.
within mnde over. ()‘Ilrien.
The funernl of Itebereil York. who
died Saturday. was bold M. the Firm
Baptist church in Coiraln. Musk. Rev.
Mr. Terry officiating. Ml'li. York was
93 years and 7 day» old. She wail bo‘.n
In Palmer, and was the mother of
ill children. four of whom uurvlve bur.
Her husband died several days «no.
The deceased was .no lather of tho
Into George 1’. York, of Norwnik.
Lovers of good music should attend
the free concert given at W. B. Stutte-
vunt's utoro tomorrow night. and It III
roqueuted that all children be kept at
home, as there In not IqutIclIInt room
In the store for grown people. If they
bring their children. Galvin 1‘. Purdy
wil be heard In line piano selection.
I“ J. Force will give several tenor
solos and Frank M. Sturtevant will
play the violin.
E. .._.I .I.‘ . EM... ..
will!!! To GET Goon HOT CODA.
Pol-tile Lint:
Boot Too Clem Broth union. Choc
out. Coile- mum uni
AlSlllITH’S
of Amclicnns ulll bII.
and light shades,
25 per cent.
duction of 20 per cent.
48 and 50 Wall street,
Men‘s Oxford Overcoats that were
.......... $7.50
Men's Covert Overcouts, medium
priced ............... sill and $12
Mcn‘n Blk. Komoy ()vercontn, so value
A lot of Men’s Sack Suits
originally'sold ut ..
SELLECK...
Annual Clearance Sale. “1
Such clothing values were never before offered and judging from
our Immense business Saturday economical buyers are not slow In tub
Ing advantage of such an opportunity.
We quote a few prices for your careful consideration. '1
$4.89
. $10
Youth' 3 Overcoats, some with yoke others plain at II. reduction of
Our Stein Bloch Broad Shouldered Suits pnd Overcoats at a re-
v
Norwulk. Conn.
store open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
fcrlng from.
examination.
Stop and flunk.
In it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ucho. or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
whcn PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will I'P-
WII gunrnnteo per.
i'cct fitting and make no charge for
move the trouble?
(‘3. '3. Socket)“.
Graduate Optician,
‘58 We“ Street“ “(imam
SIIturduy.
draw cash buyers horc.
quality for lcss moncy.
El LBS. GRAN.
call at
SUGAR (WITH OTHER GOODS
PI‘t‘mllllIlS into the bargain.
AT THE MODEL GRObERY
with its usual attraction of low prices and good goods, will
There is no question but that we sell good quali- .
ty. IIIIII in many cases put out better quality for
Sooner or how
the some money, or same'
you shall scc that your interests“
arc with mc. (‘lIsh buys: " 9"“
l’llRlNA PANCAKE .............. I .............. 86. _
VITOS ................................ I .............. 106. ‘
Ii CANS CORN GOOD VERY (1001) . —I .............. 25C. '
.3 SOVSl‘ D MAC KRREL ................ . .............. 25¢
lil'rl‘TlC R‘ ”E ST TUB ............................... 25¢.
BUTTER. SECOND BEST TV“ ...... , ............. 23C.
lll'T'l‘lI‘R. Cl .()\'E R till I. .............. I .............. 30¢.
.IliNle "S III ()Illt PER LI \(‘I ........... 4 .............. 57C.
1‘” l SI'HHH SI' LOUR. PER B. ’\(l ...... p- ............ 60c.
CLOVER MILK ........................ a............ 8c.
5 (‘IAIILONS ()IL ...................................... 55c.
$1.00.
curd.
Lorenzo Dibble.
lint Comfortable Feeling.
We all like to possess II. but do not all know
the very best wav to acquire It.
chiel reqmsdes III wmter Is warmth.
want to know the best way to acquire that.
One of the
If you
Raymond Bros.
fLAvomuo Sundown
IVANILLA (moms
ME $394333; warm, LHbCI: ‘Bc‘gbfihmillmmtu nub
I“ a - ween 9 won o t
of the mint: mime will In Infinitely wqpcrtu at? m ”u"
'VHN'ILLH CR YBCTILB In the flu net
tallizcd in sugar. (don't lose {to strong}: (meal: firm
Illl nuokmun Street.
AT GROCERB,
10c A CAN.
. quill
For 8an at Go.
Norwalk by D.
8. Davenport, LO-
ronzo Dibble. ‘
"Ufa, you don’t find this out to your satisfaction your—money bull.
Vonlllu Crystal Company. .
New York. ‘
L 1 .. ,
line
South Muln street to No. 7 0
street.
those he makeu himself.
A. e...
Motorman Wllilnm Lowndelll has re-
aumod his duty on the East uvonun nnIl Mm. Edward Mood In! 58 mm.
C. 'l‘. l’urdy lion moved from 1291
Some people think that headache
wafere urotbe name. '1‘ B. Griffin says In unsorted chocoluttnl end ordain
they are not, and he will IIMuurnnteeI honll
Constable John .1. Goodwin arrested
William Ii'inlt last night for drunkon- night at the Hotel Clifford. for the
noon and committing II nuleunco. Hel purpose of selecting a nomination
forfeited a cash band this morning or committee.
the south urn-want aide of the town
A son wnn born yenordoy to lie.
but Norwnlk.
a."
1 nvomm.
Several from South Norwulk IWI
oIIrtlunIlt1od the reception of the dumb“.
Wheel Club. In Stnmfdril last night
1 New...“ ..
The special for bound-row at Bible}:
WW '
A npeclnl meeting of’tlfo No"!
Yacht Club will ho hold out M
a...
but night Company A Trial
dots hold I drill In ‘
WILLIS Ii'S'ELLEc
Clothier. Hatter. Furnisher,
Norwalk Chronicler