Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 25, 1902 · page 3

 

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made from the purest, mildest 3
Turkish tobacco producible,

A gentleman's smoke—a Tur-
kish Cigarette. An extraordin.
ary smoks'st an ordinary price.
We are the only selling agents
In The Norwalks.

Mahsekemo 81k.
89. Nor-walk.

 

 
 

 

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Nor-walk.
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Miss Sadie Russell, of Union Par,k

, is visiting in Leighton, Penn.

«Fresh Corn Crisp, 200 lb. Try it.
M. S. Smith t On.

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There will be special services in the
Broad River chapel tomorrow evening.

Mrs. Howard Harpcl, of Flushingb
1., is the guest of Mrs. J. Edward Ly-
cell of Broad River,

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w«Choice Turkeys, lilo.

Hayes's.

Tax Collector George B. St. John.
who is ill of paralysis, continues :rr
about the same condition.

Miss Harriet 1. Keith, of upper Main
street. will give a. whlst party at her
home next Friday evening.

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——-Ear Muffs, Winter Caps. O'Brien.

John Smith, of New York, is visit
ing friend in South Norwaik. He cull-

 

W EATH ER FOR EOABT.

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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: '_
Fair tonight and Sunday except pos-
sibly flurrles of snow Sunday. Colder.

ed on John L. Sullivan last night.

.—..

 

Thomas Raymond and family. of
South Norwalk, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Gleason, Sunday.

 

The cold wave in the northwest yes-
terday is moving slowly southward
and eastward. Zero temperature (Ix 1
tends as far north as North I’lattc. ,
Neb.. and the cold wave is preceded I
by finrrics of snow. A decided storm I
area which appeared on the north Pit-1
clfic coast yesterday morning is now 1
central near Salt Lake City. Coudr- 1
tions favor, for this vic'.1nlty fair 1
weather except possibly flurrics or‘i
snow and lower temperature. 1

John W. Craw is 111 at his home in

South Norwaia. :

——“'I‘he Little Mam'ser.e." 1)clla1
Fox's new comedy. is said to be all
laughs.

 

frying Taylor. the South Norwaik
blacksmith, is ill.

The Clifford pharmacy has half
pints of cod liver oil for thirty cents.

All the winter clothing of Willis H. ,
Seleck must go. See his ad. in today's ‘
issue.

 

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—Blk and Pearl Alpines, O‘Brien.

 

Tire Mentor cigarette is meeting
with popular favor at Smith's, the to
bacconist.

Percy Baker. pedestrian and plan.
fat, of South Norwalk,
for a short visit.

7

is in Weston:

-5 lb, pail Lard, 600. Haycs‘s,

A. J. Collins & Company are furn-
ishing the Norwalk Lodge of Elks hall
with fifty chairs.

S.

S. Adams. of Norwalk, has been

elected a director of the State Bush.

ncss Men‘s Association.

Mrs. William H. McMahon, of Reed
street, who has been visiting in New
Canaan, has returned home.

——Remnts. Hamburg Edging. all
widths, 4 and 10c yd.; Torchon Laces,
all widths. 5c yd. rrpward. M.
Smith & Co.

Thomas E. Brown. Jr.. will address
the Lamont Club tomorrow noon. All
members are requested to bring their
gentlemen friends.

 

William Darbee, of Bridgeport. for“
nrcr manager of the Connecticut
Lighting & Railway Company was in
South Norwalk yesterday.

—Attend the auction of household

furniture. piano, etc, of C, H. Naylor.1

57 West. Ave., Norwalk, Tuesday
January 28th:
Palestine Castle. No. 2. n. O. K. or

M. C., will confer the Round Table

degree next Monday evening. A colv .

lation will follow the Word

The young people of the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church will mcct
Rcv. Paul Moore Str'ayor at the
church Monday evening. He has some
thing to say to them.

‘~A‘ full lln’e‘of Stringed
ments, at Lockwood & [vest

instru

 

Honest Goods. Honest
Weight and Honest
Prices. is the
Foundation
of name-

C088.
SPECIALS:

Small Hon '1‘ keys.18c lb.
Home Dram. .(lhhgrons, 14c lb.
email Lotus Roast 120 lb
Small Fresh Hams 121.57: lb.
Small Fresh Shouldera,10c 11).

Legs Sprin Lamb“. " 151er
Fore Qua rs Lamb: 1' . 1118 lb

Sherri sooner or Products. Fork
Tonderioins. Nat hfiailmh

Public Market

 

 
 
 
 
 

, no equal.

'pool player,
1 now on a tour through the middle wes-
1 torn states.

5.,

——Snnday Dinner Tire Clifford l'i
75c

 

l’ugilist Howard Smith,
villa, has secured a position with Ed-
ward F. Magner, the cxprcssman.

Next Friday evening the Montarrk
basketball team of Nor walk plays the
Association basketball team in Slam
ford.

 

"The Imperial Crown 10c Cigar has
it has been sold for 10 years

.and it always gives satisfaction.

Councilman L J. Reynolds, who has
been seriously ill at his home in Maui
street. Is reported to be improriug
steadily. .
Hall, the champion fancy
formerly of Norwalk. is

II‘rcd ll.

*Stiff and Soft Hats. O'Brien.

Miss Mal Curtis will entertain a

Icompany of friends at a salamagundl
'party, at her home in West avenue.

this evening.
A numbcr of South Norwalk young
mcn w'crrt, to Bridgeport last night to
attend the French ball in Madison
hall, Bridgeport.
—Rousting Pork, best cut.
, Haycs‘s.

11c

Don't fall to read the advertisement
of M. F. Ackcrrnan, the new Norwnllr
,milllnor, found elsewhere in this puv
‘ pcr. The announcement is one of spe-
‘,cial interest.

Members of Uncas Tribe. improvcu
Order of Red Men, will attend the in-
‘ rrerai of the late E. A. Bouton, of lary
1avenue, tomorrow afternoon, assem-
1 bIlng at the hall at 1 o’clock.

——A new lot of Talking Machines
ljust received at Lockwood & lvcs‘
139 Wall street

 

 

 

1 Thc young people 3 meeting in
or urge of the Epworth League of the
'First Methodist (‘hrrrch will he led to
on now evening by Miss li‘lsu M, Wu!-

,erbury. Scripture lesson. Romans
xiii, 1014.
‘, '1‘er South Norwalk Trust Corn-

parry‘s vaults safes and safety deposit

1 boxes being put up by the Moeslcr
1 Safe Company. of Boston. are a marvel
1 in construction, being proof against
'iirc, burglar and explosion.

——Window Shades, all prices; Rug
Fringes. all colors. 10c yd. upward;
Curtain Poles. Loops etc. M. S. Smith
. & Co.

 

, M. J, Lyons has disposed of his gro-
cery business in Main strcot, Nor-
.w.aik to C. Andres and Company. who
1operate a chain ()4 grocery stores. The
irrew management is already in posses
1sion.
Attorney Roberts, representing the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
1and the New York Central Railroad.
iwas in South Norwalk. yesterday. irr-

1terviewing various passengers who

:wore in the tunnel wreck in New
1 York.

~Tams and. Tonnes. O‘Brien,

.Emily V D Pardon delivered a
very interesting lecture to the Girls
Friendly Society. of Trinity Episcopal
Church last night. Her subject was
1"Poreonal Hygelno. " The speaker
.(leIt at considerable length on proper
ventilation In the rooms as essential
1 to health She also spoke of the cure
10:“m the body. There was a large attend

www—

Judge Howard .7. Curtis in the com-
1771077 pleas court short calendar ses-
sion. yesterday granted the petition of
John H. Perry and others trustees
for a decree of foreclosure against
Walter 5.4. 17117le1. and others. The
amount of the foreclosure In M. 1145. 83
read the property in question Is locat-
ed to Smith street, Bridgeport The
day to redeem wall set as the third
'lMonday in February.

 

HAltrrv Purses Prop.

rel Pharmacy

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afar IIIIII
medics sothorl as no

, active in Waiting
,8 ding up the system.
sate nteI

cos whim oll m of
_ nudity; not 46 “abru-

er oil or.“ trudging
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MmEmsme

When the store closes tonight
the eighth Mill End Sale ends. ‘

Remember there will be special bar-
aairrs in everu department until the Sale
closes tonight.

The sale has been a magnificent success.
The business has run ahead even of expec-
tations. and people have been satisfied.
That is the best part of all-«to take in a
whole lot of noses and have buuers dis-
contented would not make the sale a suc—
cess. It has grown as it has because it has
brought in the past. as this time. a great
quantitu of salisfuing bargains.

Shall not give anu details lodau. There’s
not room for everu department: all have
something for 11011.

Take advantage of the chance before
it is gone.

 

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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

BRIDGEPORT.

Mmmmr

NO. 40 WATER STREET,

SOUTH NORWALK, CT.

 

south Norwalk
Board 011101171.

Noticc is hcrcby given that the
Board of Rclicf of the City of South
Nor'wnlk will meet on Wednesday, Jarr-
uar‘y 22, 1902. at 7:30 o'clock to 9
o'clock p. m ; Saturday. February 1.
1902 nt 2 ()(imk to 7'. o clock p. m.;
Wednesday I‘cbruary51002, at 7:30
oclock to 9 oclock p. m.; Wednes-
day. February 12,1902. at 7:30
o'clock to 9 o'clock p. m: Thursday.
II‘cbruar'y 20, 1002. at 7:30 o’clock to 0
o'clock I), m., in tinI Conrrcil chamber
on Havllnrrd street, in said city. for the
purpose of hearing and determining all
i appeals from the doings of the assess-
I ore of said city on the list of 1901.

1 ligated at South Norwalk, January 20.

100‘. .

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SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.

 

Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.

 

Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fenders,
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.

 

 

ANTIQUE BRONZING.

Metal Signs of every description.

Brass Advertising Signs.

Large Orders a Specialty.

1011\1 I Ill MAHON
MA'I‘ I‘HRW (‘ORmd '1 '1‘
Board of Relief.

A LONG FELT WANT
FILLED.

For your Wines and Liquors. go to
the new storc, 18 Main street, Nor-
walk, where you can brry all goods rc«
tall at wholesale prices. All goods
guaranteed absolutely pure and are prrt
rrp expressly for farnlly and medicinal
use. We are headquarters for

CALIFORNIA WINES. KENTUCKY
AND EASTERN RYE WHIBKIES.
We own and control ten stores in
New England alone and buying in
large quantities enables us to sell
cheaper than any other house.
Come and convince yourself that ov-
oryth‘lrig is‘ just as represented.

Nevin 1111161111an House

BIRNBAUM BR08., Proprietors.
- 18 Main Street, Norwalk.

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A SACRIFICE
Profit to Principle

I

TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP.

TRIMMED HATS
AT HALF: PRICE

An excellent opportunity to make a
charge in will Winter Hot at a small
expense The boat styles and qualities
all included Without reserve:

M. F'. Aokormon,

31 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.

Connected with large Bridgepor'Il es-
tablishment. Fine goods atlow prices.

r-I—«m —*<‘

HULK”

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8,1902.

" urn on or usual

(in account of the condition of my
health and my lease expiring, 1 have
concluded to close out my Business
and will Sell the

511le13 8711511 717 ii SrlfliilFliB

The Best Bargains will be to those
who come first.

Here is a chance to get

Furniture. Carpets, Etc.
CHEAP.

C". W. HOYT

874er to Stanfield a Hoyt,

 

 
 
 

women “LACY“..OVR 7141 T10!!!"
It is now twenty years since Frank
R. Stockton wrote the story of "The
Lady or The Tiger.” Which brought
him Immediate fame and which still
remain one of about exemplar of
the short story ever written. eedl
tor of The Ladies; Home Journal re-
contly wrote Mr. seem: asking it .
he wohld not celebrate" The Lady or
ran Tlgsr' v: "china wedding.” by tell
I“ which one will!“ on behind the
darts n. 114-. owe nrsplled that It
would be impossible him to do this,
as he himself did not know. but he 511

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41 war 94. ,

METHODIST

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Church, Rev. w. Wofford T. Duncan,

pastor-4:30 a. m., class meeting:

10:30 a. m., sermon, “Two Revela—

tions of (1071:" ohildrens’ talk, “A

Little Boy Who Knew His Bible;"

12 m., Sunday school and Bible

classes for men and women; 6 D- 111..

Young Peoples" meeting: 7 p. m.,

sermon. “The Prodigal'e Brother;"

prelude, “The Debate on the Philip-
pinesz" special music for the day
will be: Anthems, Venite A flat.

Van Lace; Even Me, Warren: The

King of Love. Shelley; Tarry With

Me. Puisute. The evening offertory

solo will be by Mr. Crowc.

NORWALK METHODIST EPISCO-
Dal Church. Rev. Hubert B. Manson
pastor——10:30 a. m., quartette, “God
is Love.” Shelley: solo: “Prayer."
'i‘osti. Mrs. Whitney; quartettc.
“Dreams of Galilee.” Morrison: 7:30
i). m., quartotte, “The Shadows of
the Evening Hour." BarriShellcy;
Gloria Patri, Holden; quartette. "0
Lord I Come," Braga—Bassford; trio,
"l‘hou Wilt Show Me the Path.”
Marsh

CONGREGATIONAL.

SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA-
tional, West street and West ave
uuc, Rcv. Paul Moore Struyer. pas-
tor—«10:30 a. m., preaching service,
with special music by the quartette;
12:15, Sunday school; 4:30 p. m.,
vospcr service with monthly musi-
cnl program.

FIRST CONGRECATIONAL CHURCH
Norwalk, Rev. George I). Egbert. pas-
tor—~Morning service at 10:30.
Preaching by the pastor; Sunday
school at 12:15. Evening service at
7:30.- The third in the series of
“Practical Taiks"—-“Blind Beggars."
L. B. A. prayer meeting, Wednesday
afternoon at 3:30: Thursday even»
ing scrvicc at 7:45. Subject, “Docs
it Pay?" Story “Captain Joe's Surr-
day Profits." The Young People‘s
Society clocts officers, Friday even-
ing at 7:45.

BAPTIST.

SO 11 TH NORWALK BAPTIST
Church, Rcv. W. H. Hubbard. minis
trIr-w’l‘hcrc will be a prayer: mcctirrg
tomorrow at 10:15 a. m., followed by
the preaching service at 10:30, a.

» m.. Rev. W. H. Hubbard. preaching.
Bible school meets at 12 m. The Ju-
nior Endeav Society will gather
at 4 p. m. i the Sunday school
roorrr. '1er Christian Endeavor
urceting will he held at 6 p. m. and
Rev. Mr. Hubbard will preach at. ‘7
p. in. All seats are free. and strang-
ers will be cordially welcomed.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, REV.
new. Talmrrgc Van Dorcn, pastor—I—
Prayer meeting at 10 n m.; sermon,
10:30 a. m.; subject “Possibilities
of the Soul"; Sunday school. at 12
m.; B, i". P. U. meeting at 6:30 p.
m.; sermon. 7:30 p. m.. subject.
"Life in the Zones of the Spiritual
World." Thursday night praycr
meeting at 7:30. Candidates will
be received for baptism at the close
of the morning services.

EPISCOPAL.

TRINI'I‘I CHURCH. WEST S’l‘n..Ei
and Fairficld a\'.cnnc Rel R. 17‘.
Hurnphrics. rector—Scrviccs tomor-
row: Holy Communion. S a. m.;
Sundayl school 9:45 a. m.; Litnny:
Holy Communion and sermon, 11 a.
m.; general prayer and short ad-
dress. 7:30 p. rn. Choral scr'vicc
first Sunday in every month.

ADVENT,

ADV EN’i‘ CIIIRIS’l‘IAN CHI‘RCH. Van
Zandt avenuc. Mast No'rwalk, J. W.
Davis, pastor-Preaching. 1023071. m.
and 7 p. m.; Sunday school, 12 m.;
Loyal Wor‘kcr‘s‘ meeting. 5:45 p. m,
Fifteen minntcs' praise service. 61-15,
followed by sermon. Everybody
welcomeI at all services.

SOUTH Nun..ALK MISSION.

SOUTH NORWALR MISSION—Regu-
lar service tomorrow afternoon at
3:15 oclook. 'i‘hcsc meetings are
very interesting and frrll of inspir-
ation. Tomorrow aftcrnoon the La-
(Iy Quartctte of East Nor walk \Vlll
sing scvornl selections and it is.
hopcd the room nill be \chI filled. 1
Come and enjoy this service. L‘v
(Iryborly uolc.omcd

GERMAN LUTHERAN.

ST. I‘E’l‘Eit‘S (‘Hi‘llt‘iL North Main
sircot~Scrr1ccs at 7:30 o'clock, to-
morrow night. I’rcuching by the
Itcv. ’l‘lrcodorc Burn-k.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL CIiURCl-I.
Charles A. llrockcuricr‘, pantor—-Scr-
vices every Sunday afternoon at 2
o‘clock. in the Swedish Congrega-
tional Church.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
3:10 p. m.-100 East Avenue. Mrs.
A. A. Moody. First Rcadcr. All
are welcome.

LORD STAVORDALE MARRIED.

LONDON January 2n-~The mar-
riage of Lord Stavor-daie,c1dest son
of the fifth Earl of IIchcstcr, and Lady

Hclcn VurnI-Ternpost-Stewurt. only

daughter of the Marquess of London-

(lorry took place at St Peter' 5 Church

Eaton Square this afternoon. The cor

omouy was one of the smartest afl’alrs

of the kind seen in London for years
past. Th4I primate of all Ir,e1arr(i Most

Rev. William Alcxaudcr. archbishop of

Arnragh. officiated. Lord inrndondcrry

gave his daughter away. The chnrclyr

was filled to its capacity and most of
the notable people in London attended
the subsequent reception at London-
dorry house It was estimated that the
pageants were .worth upwards of 53350,;

 

OLYMPIA IN COMMISSION AGAIN.

BOSTON, January xii-mire U. 8
Olympia went into commlsion at the
Navy Yard today. the ceremonies
lasted only fifteen minutes and inclu-
ded the touring of the ship over by
Captain Henry 1].. Lyon, in the pres
eneemf the crew and we hoisting of
the commlsion whip and flag.'1‘ho Oi-
ympla has been extensWely repaired
in Charlestown.

W,
NEGRO MURDER“ CONFESSEI.
William strains to I Ho Killed Mll-
110773511 caper.
ST. LOUIS. r winery b5.~'~Wuliam
Strother, the negro attendant at the
Vista Turkish bath house at Grand

 

 

 

If money saving interestsyota
you’ll do well to read the items,
picked from the various sec-
tions of the big store '

Ladies Black and Gray Cloth Coats, double breasted, storm
collar, latest cut, well made, worth $5.00 for $2. 98.

Ladies’ ‘All~wool Serge Suits, jacket fine quality sateen lined, ‘
flounce skirt,’ taffeta silk trimmed. A bargain at $7.49. '

Ladies’ Flannclctte Wrappers, dark colors, in stripes and bro.
caded effects, deep fiounce; reduced from $1.25 to 75c.

Men‘s Camel’s Hair Random Shirts and Drawers, worth 39s.,
reduced to 23¢.

Ladies’ Sateen and Fine Quality Batiste Corsets, in white,
drab, black and fancy; sizes somewhat broken, consequently the
low price—39c. a pair.

Children‘s High Grade Ribbed Stockings, three thread heel
and toe, fast colors, roc., 3 pairs for 25c.

Outing Flannels in dark colors, at 5c. ayard.
Seamless Stockinette Dress Shields. all sizes. 5c. a pair.

Ladies' Pure White Hemstitched ‘Handkerchiefs, a genuine
bargain, at 3c. each.

 

 

83 & 85 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH‘NORWALK.

important Facts

These are facts that deserve the consideration of everyone interested in
tasteful Home Furnishings.

THAT we are showing the choicest line of Chamber Suits in this vicinity. .

THAT our stock of Dining Room Furniture is by far the largest in this
section.

our line of Fancy Chairs is the finest and best
Twin Cities.

our Drapery Department contains new and upItoIdatc designs in Lace
and Por'tiorc Curtains.

our Shade Dcrurrtrnent is thorough in l}\’(‘|'_\’ detail and that our Lin-
olcnms and Oil Cloths guarantee you (Ivory satisfaction in quality
and price.

we know the market thoroughly and buy for spot cash, grantl
us, and to you, too every adv antagc of quality and price.

'1
our line is the most varied stock the greatest styles the newest, and
pr iccs the lowest.

A. J. COLLINS St CO.

Funeral Directors
and Embahners .

12 North Main St, So Norwalk.

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SEARCH FOR CONDOR CONTIN-
UES. .
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Janu-
ary 25—A fierce northerly wind and
snow storm is sweeping over this sec-
oiling for the week ending January ltiorr and the straits of Juo“ do you“
35.1‘10‘” 1.411 boats from down the straits are
SOUTH NORWALK several hours overdue and shipping In
Miss A. Elizabctlr Allen. 1at a standstill. '1 as United States
John Ilrittcrr. rc \(Inuc cutter Grunt has received or-
A. III. Hrowcr. dcrs from the 'ireasury Department
Mrs. (Ihnrics Clinloclr, to make another cruise of the coast of
.100 Ilonuvrrn. Vancouver Island to search for the
Hugh Fraser. 1Iiritish warship Condor.
Sol (Inns.

THAT assortment in the

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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

 

 

Following is a list of letters remain-
ing uncalled 401‘ at the following post-

 

llilll'hdilliiiiif’ ‘2' new YORK. newsman 5:
Daniel Pattrio. HARTFORD RAILROAD.

iI‘, Parker, care of Arnorrrul Hat (to
Harold Seymour.
Miss Gladys Smith.
Capt Joseph Smith.
1E. CROWE, P.

TIMETABLE. ,
in effect December 1, 1901. _
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. .
M.:——12 35x. 4. 55x 5: 45!. 8:15.
7: 13, 7: 54 8116!, 91038.9'36. "
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5:33. 5155:, 7:30,

9 40x.
54 ~3:21x.
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When a gas range is used, the
fuel costs only during the actual
time of using.

Double Oven Gas Ranges, $12.75

 

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