hon ii to :3 o’clock
5! thhingtou Street}
South Norwalk. ,
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7 AW Austin is selling Parker Luck
Curve Fountain pen.
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-5 lbs. Sparerib and 6 lbs. of Sun-
sage. for $1. Hayes‘s. l
Miss Emma Noonan. of Winnlpnuk
is seriously ill, at her home.
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Harry Cousins of’ Brooulyn. was a
visitor in Norwaik. yesterday.
Frederick Grumman. of New Ro—
chelle, spent Sunday in Norwnlk.
Miss Erma Weir is the guest of
Mrs. Charles it. Baker. East avenue.
Miss Mciliym’l. oi l—lanford Place.
spent, Sunday with her parents in
Ridgeiicid.
E. R. Bennett is muesli-k with a se-
vere attack of grip at his house in
South Main street.
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William Emerson of Norwaik spent; uncle, W. S. Sturhevant. in Elmwood
Sunday cveuing’ ”With his parents and
friends in Brooklyn.
There is smoothing about draperies
in the all. of tho Rowland Dry Goods
Company, Bridgeport.
Curt illlng. of New York. spent Sun-
day in The. Norwolks and called “on W.
C. Thomas nudflyv‘illinm Hoyt.
( Everett Wayto’dl‘oilos and Miss Dix
on. of Scranton. are visiting Mr
'l‘oiles‘ parents in East ovcnuc.
The monthly meeting of the official
board of thc Durien Methodist Church
will be held this evening. at 8 o'clock.
McKinley Command, Veterans of the
‘ Spanish "Willi.“ls ‘séiiéduléd for-a meet—
ing at the armbry'.‘*i‘hilrSday evening.
Have you seen the little sewing ma.
chino for $2.50 at the store of the i)
M. Road Company? it is a dandy.
Miss Mattie Morgan led the Epworth
Imam“! meeting in the. East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. last eye,
hing. The subject was Obedience.
Miss .lennicfimith entertained the
‘ .l. 0. P. Club at her name. 39 West
strdeet. Saturday evening. The event
was in celebration of Washington :4
Birthday.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculloy scrv
ed the jury warrants this morning on
the jurors in Barton and Norwalk
mentioned in Saturday’s edition of The
. Sentinel. j; .
Mr. and Mrs. William H. B. Dis
brow returned last night to their home
in New York city.lft’er spending a few
days at the homo‘of David E. Disbrow
in West avenue. y, ‘ -‘
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Joseph Tammany. Jr.. who has been
at his home, No. it Monroe street
during the putative-ck. resumed his
duties in the hat manufnctory of Cro-
fut & Knapp. this, morning.
A : .....
~Dr. M. S. lloscn. dentist and nurlst
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahackomo Hotel. on Tuesdays and
Fridays. between the hours of l and ii
. m.. and daily betwen 9 and, 12 n.
.56 and 9 p. innit as Falriield ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated. , ‘
Among recent guests at the Hotel
Norwalk are L. . Menard. 1". Leon-
ard, If, Comatoc -- . r. and Mrs. H. M.
Kent. Mr. and ‘;«“"V. .8. Selleek.
George Roscoe. H m- . Pl‘erpbnt. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoyt. Nam : ‘ r. and Mrs.
R. lves. 1.. H. Qolib. owl ork: C. H.
Mitchell. Baltimorei «Louis Thearer.
Danbury. ,. mew i
«war-W t.
The Interior of A. 1.,Qolllns a Com-
pany“: store in arm m streams
all input. " ‘ exemplar
install” note
least; Whoa *
time are pour
the best all .
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Lanai Neal ides.
, his. wrist. ,is able to get to his plac;
Sunday at his home in "innipauk.
. day.
bend ‘u‘mm W ulna": birthday.
Raymond ”withers ch _
ran at, noon onjfiuturday. ~
eAnotber cocking main is scheduled in
be fought one evening this week.
There are many interesting things
in the ad. of W. 8. Sturtevant today.
mam... nun-
Mr. and Mrs. William .F. Bryant. of
Main street. spent Sunday in New York
city.‘
Marshall P. Smith. of Danbury, call»
ed on friends in South Norwaik Sat-
urday. . ~ ‘
Fred Raymond. of Danbury. spent
yesterday with his family in South
Norwaik. _.
There. are some sodaonahlo prices
on seasonahio locate in the ad. or the
Public Market.
_...
James Wixtod. of liothcl. won the
guest yesterday of Thomas Collins. in
South Norwalk.
The next meeting of the Prohibition
Club will be held Tuesday night. March
4th. at the usual place.
i Miss Clara Cutlib, of New York. who
i has been visiting friends in South Nor-
; walk, has returned to her home.
i .
i wamnaetics and Basket Ball game
i at the Armory tonight. Y. M. U. A; vs.
! Norwalk‘Uuiverslty School.
Manson D.. Pardee. of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with his mother. Dr.
iEmily Vol). Pal-doe .111 South Norwuik,
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it is thought that the quarantine
.card will be removed from the Von
s. Alstyneohouse in Bayview avenue to-
Ep‘day. ' .
1. The Standard Oil Company's tag.
i No...7.ond barge. with a cargo of oil, is
{at Wilson‘s Point. discharging its
futock.
E A delegation from the. Arion waging
Society went to Bridgeport. last night.
:und attended a concert given by that
isociety. 1 .
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i W.» H. Van Wyncn. of Brooklyn.
lsepnt Saturday and Sunday with his
_.....
1 avenue.
Mrs. 'B. W. Maples. of Maple street.
entertained yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W.
4.1. Aiken. and Clarence M.“ Perkins. of
New York.
Mr. Fernandez. ot the firm of Fernan—
dez & Ernst. who fell and fractured
of business.
The monthly meeting of the Oflirial
Board of the: First Methodist ("lmrch
will be held this evening. A full at-
tcndanco is desired.
Peter H. Miller, of Albany, and
Robert Fay, of Seymour. were guests
yetsorday of Mr. and Mrs. William
Miller, in Madison street.
Edward Underhlll. of the Drew 'i‘heo‘
logical, Seminary. Madison. New Jer-
sey, spent Washington’s birthday and
“Al“ Austin who has been the guard
of his brother. ‘. Fred Austin. of River
street .lclt this morning for Scranton.
Pa. where he is at present employed.
Frederick Beach, of New.l.ondon
.l. J. Reilly, of Brauford. and Jame:
Henderson. of New York. Were guest:
of friends in South Norwulk. yestcr
A special meeting of Company D will
be held at the armory this evening.
Among other business to be transactizd
will he acted upon. . '
At 10 o‘clock yesterday morning the
first car since the recent storm. Went
over the bridge leading from Rowayton
to Darlen. It then went through about
two feet of water. .
Major William szrly, of the 'l‘hlr~
tecnth Regiment. New York state No—
‘tlonnl Guards. of Brooklyn. and wife
are guests of Colonel G. D. Russell at
the Hotel Norwalk.
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The ladies of the Woman‘s Relief
Corps, auxiliary to Buckingham Post.
0. A. R.( of Norwaik, will give a free
entertainment and supper tomorrow
evening. several children will recite
and sing. . -
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Pelham. of
14 .Taylor arenas, were tendered a sur-
prise party. last Friday night. by about
twenty of their many friends. Euchre
and other games were enjoyed. and re-
freshments were served.
John N. Phillipa...natlonal secretary
of the Hatteru' Union of North Ameri-
ca. who spoke at the Letter Carriers'
convention. Saturday afternoon. at
tended the banquet in the evening. He
Id silo gpmidont of the Brooklyn Geri
tral Labor Union. _,
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Attorney Leo Dam is treating his
fr! ‘ do "it!!!" today in honor of the
vol 0 it little lawyer at his home, ,
in “therewith. mmbelr. Mr. Davis.
awho in mm ‘ mama Hook and
Ladder Gummy. abound a box at the
tbci r ofli f
several applications for membership ’
Semi-Annual
*‘Pant ”
I i We; wiiiéfpiace on sale todav.sai'e intentll‘nuepniii“
all are. gohe. several hundred pairs otMén‘s Fancv
p Worsted and all Wool Cassmiere .‘Trousas. in light. }
. "tide-f
3 '5."
medium and dark‘eilecis. all sizes. which sold ior
$2.50 to $5.00. for
. ”l . p , .-
A"so"speciai sale of Children's Suits. are 4 to l6,‘at
$l.l0 use ,- $2.98
f~ GOMSTaéli, BROS.
I Norwalk store: Sout‘hiN'orwnlk Store:
5 Masonic Building. . ' idbouth Main pt.
.‘1
Assorted J .
Chocolates
25cm. ..
.19 mm 3:. flout/ilk
ruling-«lama. >
dummy/11:1. our. am?
Harry G.» Comatoch, of New York.
{snout Sauduy at his home in Broad
vor. »
Thomas l. Raymond is in New York
today on business in connection with
more real estate he owns.
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A regular meeting of Our Brothors'
Lodge 1. t). 0. iii, will be hold this eve-
ning. at which lac third degree will be
conferred.
A lively fight is sad to have taken
place. Saturday night the participants
escaping arrest by immediately leav-
lng the vicinity.
it was stated this afternoon that Do.
vid M. Flatt. who has been seriously
ill at his home.«23 Elizabeth street.
cannot live the day out. His many
friends will be grieved to hear of this.
~Don’t forget the rally at St. Joe.
eph’s Church. Wednesday evening.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley went
to Easton this afternoon to serve an
execution on Edward B. Mills. In favor
of Otis E. Sweet. The latter has re-
covered judgment in the amount of
$103.82. .
Wm». -. ...___
; Telephone Call 32.2; South Norwaik Store.
Now See ‘Here
You cannot afford any second-class economy when
buying feed for your horses.
Economy is a good thing. but there are different kinds
of it. Feeding “cheap" grain is false economy, for you
destroy the good health and appearance of"your horse.
We sell the "best." cheap,-
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BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. “
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Those attending the meeting of the
lipworth League sorvi c. at the Darien
Methodist Church thi «Welling. should
take the car icovl ' road River at
6:20 and the corn ‘1‘ of
Main and Wall
streets at 6:30.
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Everyone who entered the City nat-
ional bank today. noticed a decided
improvement. in the appearance. where
the grating on the windows was torm-
crly a dull coppefflnish. bright lirass
bar work with in its place. ' "
Rev. Father anley. rector' 'of the
Hartford Cathedral. will lecture on
temperance. Wednesday. under the aus-
pices of St. Joseph‘s T. A. 8.. in St.
Joseph? Church. Delegates
Bridgeport and Stamford
out. All are invited.
South Norwaik residentwre com-
plaining about the condition of, affairs
under the Washington street bridge.
The, snow that lodged on the bridge is
melting fast and there ista continuous
' drip on the sidewalks and in the mad.
People who have occasion to pass an-
der the bridge any that a certain
“‘\, ..
will be pres-
FINE" “pa. o-ra'eRAPi-ls
PLATINUM ARTISTS’ PROOF
. . , . ‘ , of warmer tone, with a rich velvety
having all the merit Of Steel Lunrm- surface. The very perfection of Artls’
lugs and absolutely Permanent. tic Portraiture.
All work. is finished wr ‘ :specmi cure andi’fuiiv guaranteed
OUR Pl RES ARE PORTRAITS ‘
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JACKSON’S STUDIO.
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
Trolleys pass the door.
. Stamps
To Order ‘ ,
Wm. P. Beers, ‘
, ‘BODKSELLER. ararlouan. ENGRAVER.
. .- Norwnlk. Conn.
49 Wall strut.
awn med. 1.50“)
rmn sunnr, 12c lb
new, . mun lb
mun unasmo, T la la
FllNNAN HADDIES.
ruos'r risu,
your; FISH.
wurru FISH.
PICKEREL.
elicit slum
' Ellen Rumto
' George 0thamo. w
. steamer Catrina which arrived at
' reports that on February 20. she poun-
.. \‘ a ‘ _
maternal-now
amount. of oil from the ties and balls
is in the water. and that it spoils cloth
ing. it has become a regular nuisance
and it is thought that a petition will be
presented to the Common Council to
see if some relief cannot be procured.
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MISS PINNEO IN NEW HAVEN.
An entertainment of an interesting
and strongly patriotic character. in
commemoration of the birthday of him
whom We delight to call the Father
‘ of his Country. will be given this after-
noon nt 3 o'clock in the large audience
hull of the Historical Association
rooms by the ladies' committee of—thc
Historical Association. The entertain.
ment is intended especially for young
people. The first partzof the program
is in the hands of Miss Doth‘a Stone
Pinneo, of Norwalk. .who is so well
known for her gift'of good story tell-
ing. that nothing need be added to her
name as a guarantee of enjoyment for
those who attend. Miss Pinneo will
give four of her original stories: "Na.
than- Hale." epitomized for this occa—
sion; “Persia Van Houten": “Gentle-
man Bruce." a dog story. and '“Hllda's
Frown. or the First Photograph." Miss
Rebecca D. Beach. of this city, will be
heard in some negro dialect stories.
which will combine the skill of the el.
ooutionlst with the charm f the able
actor. Music will be furnis ed by Miss
Weeden’a Glee Club, and the program
will probably close with the singinu
of "America" by the children and all
present—Saturday Chronicle, New Hu-
ven.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
John Wood to W. 0. Durham. one
acre and bulldlnn at Five Mile River:
Mary E. Ryan. two
houses and lots. Gross street. Norwallr.
Mrs. Emily A. Lyues bass old two
building lots in Wilton avenue to
DAMARA’O RUDDER DIGABLED.
LONDON. February ill—JI‘ho British
Liverpool. February 22. from Boston.
ed the British slalom Damon. from
Halifax. with rudder disabled. The
British steamer Tauric. which arrived
at Liverpool yesterday. from New York
reported lhe polled tho British menu
or Phllrdelphlun. from Liv i for
Boston. on Foundry ill) in let tudo ll
north. loan ,um-t
«Al—"fl- J. to...
nor. continua mutant.
, was “game Sir—Bor-
mtummt but!!!“
tar moral til-succeed William inha-
mi. of New W. who has rosin—d.
, yet given his final
“ "miter of the Mob
mum from lacuna.-
of o "mommi-
. ”flaw!” piece
"ova aid-s r m t.
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”mummuwhmw m;
Afsmr-"Elth's '
x lt’fs Up To
For Saturday Dnly ‘
from .
’\ V»
y We are doing, our part in making prices so by
certainly would be a profitable investment lor’yoba’
. Suit or Overcoat for next winter now. '
Stein-Bloch ‘Y‘oke Overcoats, $18 andwifno‘i-q
now priced $10.89 and $11.39.
A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suits at s:
of them formerly sold for less than $15.
Men's Overcoats, sizes 34 and 35. at aflgréaft «up
we have too many'o those sizes. I ‘
Some remarkably good Men’s Suits at $4.89 and
Men’s Underwear. blue and white stripeof‘fin A
lian Lamb’s Wool, $2 quality, to close, $1.13 per;
.Boys’ Fleece-d Underwear. was excelloht‘yslue .5 Q ~
we have too. much, so the price is now loo. -4 47).. ‘ '
WILLIS H. [SE
'clolilier. Halter and Funnier
. 4s and so WALL sr.
sf
Corned Cod-min;
' READY TO EAT.
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.tl
1. .
aoRWA
0.89. an
Heat it in the can like salmon. and serve. it.'
‘Speciaifienin Price, 130; lilo.j2io.
Is it worth while to have the print
run together, or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
{tiring from. when PROPER otass.
£8 PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We gunrnntee pen
feet fitting and make no charge for
examination.
(5.15. Shekel)“.
Graduate Optician,
5% \Da\\ Street. “mow.
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Thor. is
morning.
coed to
A. A.
the
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CONSTANTINQPLE, February 24—
Mlla Ellen M. Stone.
missionary. who. with Mme. Tailka.
was.captured by brisnnds in the dia-
trlct of Salonika September 3. last. has
been released and arrived at Strumit.
za. Macedonia: at 3 o'clock yesterday
Nebody was at Strumltu to meet
Mill Stone as the brizands had given
no indication where they proposed to
release the prisoner. Mme. Taillu and
her baby were also released the some
time. They are all well.
immediately made herself kndwn to
the authorities at Dimmitn.
The first new! of Miss Stone's re-
. lease was contained in a total-am re-
celvod by air. Dickinson. the American
consul [choral at Constantinople, from
all: Aral-flew fll" mam‘ix'snlggllio.
o ommcvesno I «to
. bu been often "m. _
As airmail” ianear the Salaam:-
Dshub railroad, Min alone will pro-
Unlu‘d' Bt‘om‘leution and or.
Home. on. of the mission “ 1[tho have
Mitt flu. Immacul- amnion the
limo. rumor-m mm
mm I
(van
lard m mm in 9mm.
No Doubt This Time As' To
Her Roland.
the American
Min Stone
lentils. without delay.
radio. the first dropout“ of
um llllon . fltbfio and
for solution
in Stunned her computed
cabled tut dint. have boon
warty yummy morning.) ‘0 m
‘ Minimizer. John G.
the incipient of com
the
can Board toda
Min ltone
Mr
Lolld
than mull-Hamish
muting may mainly
the int day of mu
vote on the bill will
much discussion. rd
and partisan spirit:
of the fact that dart
Hoary would .lel. T
of the South 'cuoup‘r
an thedoor wnon'm.
ed' to order.
Ito
first and Mr.
loin orod
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and
Who!
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LoranO Dibb
5W9 and Dinah. '
Thdlluning Questioiioi tin; : ~ .
. HOW TO KEEP WARE
A problem that confronts all classes of society. ‘ ,. . '
Have you solved it io‘yourvsatlsiaciion
if not'cail at '
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r maintains,"
. the moan-z '
by the bandits, by cablln‘g'fl, .
h’l‘e woman's board Wedd‘la'odi
come home." ' ' "
The Psalm referred to
can board containsrtho
soul is escaped. as a. 'bi
snare of the fowlerar- m Intro.
on and we are one
the name of the
van and earth.”
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