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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 14, 1902 · page 5

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Phone. 139.5."

SUPP R.

You ll to'i‘ o’clock

. .5 I .Washlingfon' Street.
- South Namath.

 

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"Lédckénoe'r'rlbefr 0. 11.111. Mn be .

in session this evening.

 

‘The South Norwalk Quartette Club
will hold 11 rehearsal tonight.

1-Weak fish 8c lb . blue fish. 12%cz‘
.Cod Steak. 14c; Herring 8c; Smelt .‘i
lbs. 25c. at Hoyos‘s ,

 

Mrs. F. l) Lawton. of Brooklyn 115‘

the guest of M111. Mary H. Mitchell. in
West street.

‘ The Girls Friendly Society, of G1acc
Church, will meet at the parish house.
tomorrow evening

~~lllk. and Pearl Alpines.

 

O'Brien.
The engagement of Oliver S. Clark.
Jr. .. of Me1w1n street and Miss Jcnnic
L Smith of Camp street has been a11~
nouncvzd.

The Helping Hand Circle of king's
Daughters of the Norwulk Methodist
Church will hold its annual election of
officers. this evening. at the home of
Miss Mary E Selleck 18 Mcrwln street?

 

”The male principals of all the schools '

in town will hold‘ it meeting Saturday
evening of this Week, with Principal
Facts at his home. to discuss the

courde of study for tho w111k of the.

schools below the high schools.

 

«Dibr’fiail Lard (lilo. Hayes 8.

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Miss May E Smith, of room 6.01111-

cold street 13‘ ill at her home in Bay—
view avenue. Grip and colds have
caused the absence (if more teachers at
the city schdols the past two weeks
than
your.

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Today is Valentine's day. The deal- ‘
111‘s ‘in the. Twin Cities have had an;
in thc'

unusually successful season
matter of selling dainty misslve sug-
gestive to the. occasion. The comics

uuvc also come or or an unusually
huge sale. ; ' .

 

 

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' ~Hats Made Over. O'Brien.
Judge Henry ,W. Gregory. as presi~

dent of the Norwalk Club has issued-
11 challenge to the Catholic Club for a
pool match between the two or'ganlza—
tious. in the challenge it was sag—i
gested that a committee of three be ap—.
pointed f1om each club to make 111-
rungements for the games.

The annual election of officers of
M1Kinloy Command. veterans of the
Spanish War which was to have taken
pinceiaut night. has been postponed
for two weeks. for the remon that a
1111 go number of the members went to
Dunhury with the110nmpany F basket—
ball team. to see them play with Com-
pany G of that city

~-~Peerless Flour. 57c bug:
l“. D. Lawton 11‘: Co.

$4.55 bbl.

The Penny P1ovident Bank in (on-
nectlon with the South Norwnlk
schools has a deposit hour from 8 to
9 o ‘clock 11 111.. on Fridays. The wo1k'
of the bank is in the hands of Miss A.
E. Baldwin. of the. Franklin building.
Habits of thrift are being formed and
many a lad and lose some now the pen»
by that formerly went for swcctmcnts.
etc.

Among the matters whlch have been

. gmlxed candles for Mt

previously through the entire“

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' thiilt Ii.

, silks.

 
 
 

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l l". D Lawton it Co

E The New York Qi'oeery Company
‘hns some Lennon specials in it! all to-
6of Otto Bartholo hopes in Havlland
lstreet. .
1 Smith: specials for Saturday are

cents per
pound and Scotch 1111111 for .tweuty'

live 1 .

~Bulkloy & Wheeler offer special
prices on tires sundries. and repairs
this month.

 

”*w-‘p—m

‘ The Frost King and Queen enamels
vests will keep the chest, back and
throat warm. You can get them at the
Clifford pharmacy.

Members of the Calvaly Baptist
Church are very grateful to their white
brethren for their assistance in build-
ing the new church.

 

 

.' ~Weak fish. 80 ..;b blue fish. 125M:
ii‘od Steak 14é; Herring 813; Smelt 3
Jbs. 26c" at Hayos'u.

"l‘he Howlnnd Dry Goods Company is
lshowlng new .spring fabrics, and the
’women are delighted with the hand-
lsome sp1ing shades.

The Boston Store will open tomor-
row morning a remnant and smallware
lsalc. The big ad. in today a issue will

tell you all about it.

—~Ncw Youmnn Derby.

O'Brien.
Lorenzo Dibhlo’s specials for tumor
l iOW will interest cvety housekeeper.
who knows what the piri1 es of standard
goods are. See the ad
Rev.l<‘.l1‘runson, the Swedish evan-
gelist. will be at the Swedish Congtega-

 

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tlonul Chinch, this evening. All
Swedes should attend.
~Fresh Hamsu 121191;; Roasting
1‘.Po1k llc. Hayes's

'I‘hc imprbvcd Welsbaeh burner pro—
.duccs a white light It is supposed to
send out. three times the" light of othcl
burners, at. half the cost.
. The Woman's Christian 'l‘cmpcrancc
.i’nion is holding a meeting this after-
‘noon. at the home of Mrs. Joseph H.
‘.lchards, in Chestnut street.

~—Savc money and avoid the spriniz
rush by having your bicycle. repnlled
this month at Bulklcy 81 Wheeler' 5.

The Junior League of the South Nor-
2walk Methodist Church will hold 11
meeting this afternoon. in the church
parlors. Mrs. J. 11. Norris will lead.

it you are suffering with a cough or
‘cold, try 11 bottle of T. B. Griffin‘s
White. Pine Expeetoruut if it does not
do you good. he will give your money
back.

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~Un1brellas, Umbrellas.

 

O'Brien.

Two handsome hats. one soft and the
othe1 stiff. have been 111 escnted to Gov-
ernor McLean with the compliments of
the oiiiccus of the hatter‘s associations
of Uauburr

 

Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculloy will
attend the funeral of the late Deputy
Sheriff Orville H. Hull who died in
Stepuey. yesterday.‘ 'lhc funeral will
he held tomorrow.

—Boston Hothouse Lettuce. 3 heads.
251‘. Haycs's.‘

'lhe R111. H. R. Hulsc will [110111 b 111

the Lenten ser1iee in Trinity (‘hurch
tonight This is the Lenten sc1vlcc
‘most (unvenieut to men and the men
'ale all asked to attend.
. Rev Romilly l<‘. iiumpluies of
i'l‘rinitv Church. will pr:cu1h in the
West Norwalk Union Chapel. Sunday
afternoon. at 'i o'clock. The chapel
will hold 11 social guthmlng next
'lhursday night at the .rcsldcmc of
John G. Fillow.

 

——Continuatlon of our Grout inven-
wry Sale. Everything ii and illo
Don't miss the best opportunity of the
season to save your 1noncy.Makc your
purchases of Mb.Stnill1 & Co.

considered in the talked- of consolldu~ ‘

tlon of St Paul’s and Grace Churches
in tho doing 11an with either Grace
pmish' a church or the chapel belong-

ing to 31.13.1111. in Berkley street. l

Grace Church people are not. willing to
lose their church. while on the other
hand St. Paul's do not cure to lose
the chapel.

‘11....“

Edward Miller. who formerly con—

ducted a hoarding' house in South Nor- :

walk for about twenty—five years, died
Wednesdav night... lot. 11 o'clock in
Dayton Ohio He lived with hi. wife
and son-ln-lnw 411.3011th for about
five Yours. lie was one of the oldest
(lemon resident: South Norwalk
'1 he funeral will 111111 indent ll 0 'clonk
Saturday afternoon, at Dayton. Ohio.

have you tried mo Esteban E'All 'l‘o~
lmcco Cigarette? Union made. It 1: a
corked

 

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W11 have Juli. mind 11 m line of

The ladies of the South Norwulk
Baptist church hold 11 prayer meeting
yesterday afici noon in the interests of
foreign minions. Miss Laura Dory
bhnirt‘nan in the Foreign Missionary
Society was the leu1lor1'l'hcrc was a
good attendance and about $32 wore
:rnlsed for the Bible woman that tho
1 society is supporting in Panorn lndlo

....

The officers of the ltullnn lndepon
dent Society hold a meeting last night
, In their hall in liily avenue and accept
.ed the resignation of [Morin Glor

oothe recording secretary is 11111"
censor wan not elected. A farewell ro‘
caption was tendered Mr. Giordano.

 

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previous to his departure next Week
for ltaiy.

Refreshments were served.

 

. Watch wronawprobnbly loner time.
and 111.1. to money.

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noon W’ Sunni any that. old

 

 

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$2 50 to $5. 00. for

 $l4

 

 

$1.10

. Norwalk store:
Masonic Building.

 

 
 
 
 

 

'7" up‘.

We "will 111ch on sale" today. sale to' conbnue until
all are gone. several hundred pairs of MensPancv
Worsted andnlll Wool Casslmere Trousers. in light.
. medium and dark effects, all slice. which Soldier

$l. 98 $2. 98

l A'so special sale of Children’s Suits. are 4 to I6, at
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$i.98

1101151561 BROS.

$2

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South Nor-walk Store: .l
14 south Main 81. i
Telephone Call 322; South Norwaik Store. l

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1 .1 fMixed Candies 151: lb.

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screen them.

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why PAY THE Putat‘or noon on 15
AND NOT on 1115M .1

BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.

MANUEL 1. 111m.

Good oats. if you buy here, cost no more
than the inferior grades, and you’ll get them free
from dirt and other impunities, as we carefully

 

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PLATINUM

having all the merit of Steel Engrav-

ings and absolutely Permanent. tic

Trolleys pass the door.
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BOOKSELLER, STATION
49 Wall street.

FINE: PHOTOGRI}
‘ ARTISTS.

of warmer tone. with a rich velvety
surface. The very perfection of Artis-

Portraiture.

ER, ENGRAVER.

PHS
PROOF

All work 15 finished w1th especql care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS

JACKSON’S STUDIO

53 WALL 5T4" NORWALK

NEW [IND ATTRACTIVE STOCK. THE
FINEST LINE EVER IN NORWALK.

Onev Cent to $l.50 e'ach.
Wm. P. Beeirs.

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Bullion Alcohol in its Chief Inn-Mien!

VANILLA CRYSTALS

In the N '11—: n BottuMln Sudan-Clot

uni In flavoring-

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on can! tin. It

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be our in until .,

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Scotch Kisses
‘ 250 lb.

39 Main Otroot Norw-Ik
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ADD! 710M". LOCAL NEWS.

30611101! is eelllng fancy potatoes at
twenty-three cents a peck.

The case of Frederick B'arnes will
come up for a hearing tomorrow morn—
ing at it o clock

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Challou Sc‘.h011b1ug second engineer
at the South Norwnik Municipal [1]]ch
trlc Light station. moved his effects
yesterday from Spring street to South
Main silt-11!

 

 

Shelmum Counc,il Royal Alcunum.
held a regular meeting last night and
lnlatod A. C. Sanford and Jacob Ut-
(lordon. Littletou and ’l‘ homp
son entel tallied afterwuid.

Division No l A. O H.. South Nor-
walk. werc initiated last night, by the
degree team from Bridgepm‘t F0111
propositions for membclshlp were re-
ccived and a collation was sen cd.

M'I‘nms and Techno.

 

O'Brien.

[.001 go C. C1ockett. son of William
C. Crockett is fast becoming famous
in the nitlet‘s field. He has received
several or‘dms for pictures on the mer-
its of those he has sketched in South
Nut-walk.

~>Chlcltcns. lie. Hayes‘u.

The. Cliffmd Pharmacy is showing
the process of distillation in their
huge window. The displm is attract
lug considerable attention and at var-
ious times of the day units 11 crowd
gathers to watch the operation.

Ernest Hopkins F. A. Bakei and
John Silcox were the delegates from
Court Mahackemo Foresters of Am
eriea. who went to Bridgeport. last
night to be the guests of the court in
that cltv. They 1eport a good time.

 

 

——()u1 efforts to please the public
11511: been appreciated having been
demonstrated by the throng of last
week's patronage. Viill endeowr to
pleat-111 you bcttc1 this Sat. and follow
lug week. Remembers the place. M.
S. Smith & Co

Captain W. D. Roberts had 11 second
shock of paralysis at the steamboat
dock height henna this mowing. and
for 11 time his condition was actions.
Louis Sheldon wunt 11fteri)1.A. N.
Clark. The physician administered
some rcstorativos and when Mr. Rob~
cl‘ts had revivcd sufficiently. he was
taken to his home in Rivet-31111» avenue.
East Norwnlk, in a coach. He in rest-

ing quite comfortably this afternoon.

and it is not thought that there will be
any serious results.

The Woman‘s Club met with Mrs.
Wilson on Arch street. yesterday of
tut-noon. 11nd considerml The Season in
Music and lbama undcr the leader
ship of Miss iietts Mrs. Hitcncock and
M11: Bar‘.10ll who bloughf the best of
those, delightful topics to their heareis
A p11-limlna11 ballot was taken for the
nomination of Ofllt 9111 who are elected
at the 1111111111] meeting which will be
held March 13 at 2 11 n1. one houl
bcfmo the regular meeting which 111‘-
curs on the same date. The club 111-
cepted the invitation of the Library
Club for this evening to meet MisslAb-

bott president 0 t the State Fedora
tlon

MARKS iN SPRINGFIELD.

Indication: Are That He Did Not Com.
mlt Suicide an Reported.
SPRINGFIFI Li). 11111311.. Feluuaiy H.
~~ A r11m01 is current here. that Lawrle
Marks. bookmaker. gambler and sport.
who \Qts supposed to have committed
suicide in the English channel Novem
her 7 is alive and hiding about this
1‘.lty A member of the police dopar-t
mcnt volunteered this Information you
zordny. During the past few days nu-
merous old blends of Marks living in
this vicinity have received payment
in full for loans made him about three
years ago. The money has been paid
through an agent who absolutely dc.-
cllned to answer questions. Many per-
sons believe that Marks is in Brazil if
not in Springfield. He left opringfleld
two years for London where be open.
ed 11 pool room who... figured in the
sensational swindle of the Bank of M1-
erpool. He had borrowed extensively
but he had the reputation of being a
clean sport and . was known that
sooner or inter every debt would he
paid. Three dayd ago a representa-
tive of the famous sport. or his law
firm, paid off all the obligations. wnlch
are estimated at on amount between
31.500 and 33.000.
, A police official. Who is in 11 position
to know of what he in speaking. made
the. statement yesterday that Marks
in here or was hero in the past few
days. H11 is 11.11911 informed of the
place where he mappponod to be bid-

in: or where ”“3113 soon to our .

ty Marshal own-

that under the .
119.111.1111 have ‘

no right .' 1110 ii if he should
boy-eon onjt

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Wont-ole.

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retired, al‘é‘f'uu
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now priced $10.89 and $11.39
A special sale of Stein-Bl

of them formerly sold for less than $15.

Men’ 5 Overcoats, sizes 34 and 35. at a great sacrifice.
we have too many of those sizes.

Some remarkably good Men’ 3 Suits at $4. 89 and 3d ‘
Men' 5 Underwear, blue and white stripe. of fine Anew
lian Lamb’s W001. $2 quality, to close, $1.13 per garment]
Boys’ Fleeced Underwear, was excellent value at 25
we have too much, so the price is now 19c.

WILLIS H.

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48 and 50 WALL ST.

Suit or Overcoat for next winter now. ‘ 1 ‘ -.
Stein- Bloch Yak; Overcoats, $18 and $20 1111111111111

 

i

och Suits at $10.89. and not

SELL

NORWALK, or;

 

Tips to Grocery Buye

You can always tell a dogwood 11 so by its bark and you also can.
11 cash hustlc1 by his bank. He sells good gr01eries. cheap and is bound you
Some good trades for Saturday, February 15. intended to lip;
terest everyone who eats. drinks or keeps house. ‘

shall know it.

Hubbard Flour. bettc1 than Jones' a 1’1. 11
Potatoes. this day. per peck. 25c
A special sale on Sharp Cheese. l 11:
COFFEE—If you have any trouv
blc to got good Coffee. try 11
pound of our best. and your Cof-

fee troubles will be over. Sam-

ple it at the cut price of 301‘. lb.
A very nice Coffee at 201-. lb. .
i any a good. fol Coffee. at 151‘

Red Kidney Beans (canned) excel—
lent goods. low price. 81- can.
Spiunoch, Health Brand. the can.
bid you ever try my Blended Tea.
at 13(- foll package. A way 11p

tea for 11 way down price. Try
and be surprised. 51-.
21 pounds Sugar. $1.00
(With other goods.)
3 cans Corn. 25c
Purina Pancake. 1.0111; 8c
Pure. Syrup. liic qt.

Enterprising, industrious and 51:1
encouraging orders.

Lorenzo

.2 51‘ boxes Iron Shine,
. Charcoal.

‘ 1 Starch
.Corned God in tins. a nice. article

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

WASH DAY SPECIALS.
Package Sal Soda, large .
Package Satlne Washing Powder...
2 Key Soap.
1 Ball Blue. 1 Bottle Ammonia. "

A" 6 for 2531“

f01 Lent 13c; tivu,_.2§c '
Anderson's Jams are line. All.
sorts. special. one day. Bc'c "

Bermuda Oranges. very sweet;
new to this market; lalgc. 350 do:
Nice Rice. 61:: Elba. Iibc
FREE! FREE!

To evely p111ehnser of a pound
best Coffee. your choice of one of th.
n1ticles: Package Prepared or P] Iii
Starch: 2b‘ms Fancy Soap or 1 Fibre
turc suitable for framing ‘

1iceablc. 119 bellow we deserve yon

 

 

Stop {111d '3‘11’111k.

Is it worth while to have the print
run together, or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
when PROPER GLASS-

fering from.
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTE

move the trouble? We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for

examination.

(3.13. Sackson,

Graduate Optician,

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D, will re-

 

HOW TO KEEP WARM.

A problem that confronts all classes of society.
Have you solved it to your satisfaction?

If not. call at

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