Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 30, 1902 · page 5

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' ‘ night.

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Commencing this Week the South
Norwalk and NorWalk stores of the

New York Gmc‘ery, Company close ev
ery evening except Monday and Sat-
urday at 7 o'clock, 1

, A petition Is be as circulated in

South Norwulk to have, new voting ma

1 chines put in for the looming ‘eloctlon

next tall, The‘ petition will be present-

ed to the sclectmen for their adoption.
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Chaiies DeW.’ Resort. of Comatock
Br’others South Norwaik store. went
to Brooklyn today to thr at a mad
ding. Miss Cora Whitehead who sum-
mers at Hickory" 1111111 will be the
b1Ide., ' ‘

, Dr William J. Tracey and a, force
1 of physicians vaccinated about fifty
pupils In tho Knudse lndcrgarton,
.yesteidey afternoon. They were

" the I). M. Bead Company has an end-

b M. yto‘ni agent tor
Steamship Vflompuny.
Charles W. Bennett's class will give)
an entertainment at the Norwslk Meth~
odiut Church. this evening. ‘

Thomas Smith has taken the pool

‘ ‘ tipn oi! manager clubouis Potter' 11 pool _ ,

room In Washington street

The South 1101mm Savings Bush,
will loan you little banks or sales free
of charge See what the so. says

It has always been the aim oI
Challes E. Seymour and his clerks to"
satisfy and uterine their customers.

The chair that hits been cnnvafiéd
for by Lady Jennings Lodge will .be
drawn at their entertainment Friday

I

Mohair “and 111-1111111111... are the
fashionable materials for dresses, and

less variety.

W 1
Deckci makes a specialty of picking”
out the (z‘oitnln kind of paper that will 1

suit your room.

Call on him, and ,he‘
will assist you. ,

Captains c. n 1111111 and bowls 01-11-
are of Sayvllle I. 1. large oyster dedi-

era. are in S 11th Neiwalk looking at- :
11‘7”!

tor some bus pass.
A speei‘n 11111211111; of. the directors of
1 It Huspital Association will ‘
he held tomorrow night in the Nor-
walk Club, ”rooms.

1 En Bryant, of Main street,
Norwallt,‘ lret ed this Afternoon to her
school dutiw Rldgcilcld, after an ill-
neon of‘ , 1

The rest rotte1',tératt‘y. belonging to
wwllinm £1.12 Euchwootl. or Norwalk,
will be entered in the races through—

 

c,l1Ildrcn whom, parents were Willing
to have the inoculation take place.
The degree team pf Eureka Rebekah ,
lodge held a rehea‘ts ”inst night and ‘
made pioliminnry arrangements to at I
tend a meeting of Fidelity Rebekah
‘ Lodge, of Bridgepon 1 Monday cv- ‘
oping, May 26. '\ ‘

A peculiar case or.“ vaccination is ,‘stoppcd at the Mahnckemo hotel.

that of A1th111 Pearl-ion, employed
William A. Brl‘g‘gsrmun. T11? young
‘ 1111111 was vaccinated a wee ago last
he virus began to take!

The young
tolled arm in u,

by l

y
fellow wears the
sling.

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Buckingham Boét‘ ll... of N01
w,ulk will hold s (225311) are this even
lug nod 11 most 9111113111111. time Is an '1
tlcipatcd. The members of Douglas
Fowler Post, of South, Norwallt and;
any old soldiers in ' Wu ‘a‘re invited to
be present. 1 1 , 1 , ,i

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An entertain under the uuspic~
es of the loung Peoples" Seeicty willl
be given in II that Congregational;

powdery. 111 Ma y 9. ,wn,
lam ll 11011111113. 01qu ouls assisted 1
by .1 the Violin 11111111111131.1011 es‘tra
under the direction of Prof. , opson.l
will take part“ 1 ‘ . l

on account of the ruin the meeting
scheduled last evening, in .Gl1n,Pitzer‘-’s
11111ch shop in Washington street to
form an Economic. League was deie1-
red there being: only s1 few of thoscl
interested 13chth ‘At the meeting of .
Central Lnbm Union this week a date
for: the meeting will be named. :

Harry (301 belt "
cuness :athiéra ’
E. M. hockwo‘od- I

‘He “1111111119130 ‘ ~
to the Bridgeport is. .
nrbund the streets yesterday anacying
11001310. lie was minus, his lott leg. ‘

urged with than
was bnfore Judge .
Norwalk

Rev. and Mrs.
“reins River, N. .I..
I

. fiarponter will have
1 charge of the regular weekly service
tomorrow evening

‘1 3’ which was to 1111s been
euin‘g In the new ”Sons 0 'I'
hall in Silvermine. fer

forming a social club in when ‘

out the country this season.

ireally know how to tell about it. just

'Corhett was

3plet‘ctl part at the water main exten.

It is urged that Islon to R tog-rely and Rowsyton. It

1,1,2, min The entiria job will probably be
" completed in Wm. week‘s. six weeks
ahead of the alflotted time in which the

 

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~Grand opening.
Wine & Liquor 00.. 175 Washington
street bridge tomor1ow. All friends
are invited.

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H CI. Wocd111ff. M. lnnis and W1,
Slates. or New Y.ork were In South
,Norwulk. yesterday. on business. They

An enjoyable Spinsters‘ Tea was giy» '

en tihe Ce11t1n‘l Club yesterday after—
no 11. unde1 the direction of M15. J. G
Gregory and Mrs. Charles R Dennis.

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The committee on securing the .los~ '

eph Lotti & Company silk mlli toi Nor-
walk will hold a meeting this even-
Inn, at 8‘ o’clock at the N01 walk Club

. M's—n‘

The hard rain fenced its way into the

zonal; house of1 Pioneer Hook and “111- ‘

der Company in Main street, during
the night, but‘ it is not thought that
the damage is very great.

If you have anything in your store
that needs advertising and you don‘t

consult the advertising managei of

The Evening Sentinel“ He will be do

lighted to assistfyou.‘ .‘ ‘
qua-

Hairy 1101110111111 Broad Rive1.wcnt
to New York yesterday. and visited his
brother “Sunshine" Bouton who Is on
the battleship lliinols. The ship soils
today from the Brooklyn navy yard tor
a cruise.

John Guttciid a,- who is- employed at
the Norwa’ik ron Works and Miss
Maud R Benedict. of Westport avenue,
will be blamed this afternoon. at 4: I5,

at the Nor‘WaIk Methodist parsonage. ‘

by the 116111.11. Moore. the new pas~

(21111 of Police Bradley arrested 11
man for drunkenness, this morning
who gave his name as John Hayes and
his home. Wilton Judge Lockwood
will dispose of the case In the Nor
walk Town Court tomorrow morning.
at 9 o clock.

Contractor Dudley E Hoyt has com-

11 ill
lugs corner. in Highland avé

, linens Trihe.i. 0 R. M. .held 1‘1 reg-
,‘ ular‘ meeting Islet night and worked
1 the, worried-1‘s negro phenol. Emery

Stet/ens,- manager of- Comatoek Bro
1 th I‘ store.

souvilie. Conn on

.1611 appointed.
“Stewart Marl

A.‘ Thump.

South Nor walk ,

Dela, ', "
ii. convention

‘ we. can clothe him as you like to .
see him clothed, in) clothes that Maia
, the way good ciqthss should. at a
“ cost within your 'means. Are .not‘
these good reasoné for bringing your
boy here for his clothes. 1,
” Yoko Norfolk Stilts are the thing,‘
this your tor bomb to 12 years. A,
31 out collection of“ them how. $2.60 to

 

 

: ,Sailoi lilouu‘e Suits am still “In it"
, though. so here they are. 32.510 to $5 Ob.
‘ Msnnlsh Suits to tickle boys from I)
to 16 years, suite with real vests, in all
the latest fabrics at $3.50 to $8.00.
For young follows 15 to 19 years.
regular tailored suits in striped flannel
and cheviots and neat mlxtmos, $6.00
to 912.00. ,
We don I stop at suits for boys. Ev-

“7"" erything good that boys weni but
shoes, made 1lght and sold right.

 

 

 

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1 1 811th Norwalk Store. I4 South Main Street.
, » Norwaik Store, Masomc Building, , 1_
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feed and grain business. . ‘ ,
It not: our exclusive aitontlan.
We stand aloha In the quuim

the priest
BUY OATS. THAT'S CLEAN.
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purity of our gram and the Iowans 1” 1

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The quorum of purity and cleanllnots ,
It certainly the most important one in the ‘ ‘ ‘ ’

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A set 01‘ tourlreproductions printed in t:.oiors Each ‘11

B60KSELLER. 8TA1IONER3 ENGRAVEA.W
49 Wall street.

By Henry Hunt «.1.

PICTURES IN COLORS

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Icturo 12 1: iii

inches, on 11101111111 19 x 24 Price for set of four pictuics in 11 box,

$3 00 net Singiy SI 00 not
Wm P. Beerg

 

Nor-walk, coon.

 

lineman Front.
lwlm worth $17.5

stun FISH.
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fine line of Lawn Tucked or all over

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, val in

stsr‘iva.
STEAM ‘1

nor WA r511, ;
Milo use
armour:

Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
anJIZinc.’ _

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50 South Main Street.

South Norwalk, Conn.
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Attorney (1. ii. Vosburgh is in New
York today on business.

Arman by the name of Hermon in
moving from the rear of the United
Bank building to Saugatuck, today.

Mrsracorge H. Bromdeid, of Hart-
lord Is the guest at her mother, Mrs

Anna A. Peek of Main street. Norl

walk. 1

,- Taylor a: Golden havesold the build.
lug lot at the corner of Van Zundt
street and South shorn avenue East
No‘rwalk to Mrs Howard King.

A large delegation o! musicians from

. ‘ The Norw‘alk‘hlu making urrhngemonts

to attend the annual May music fosti
Newliuvon.‘ Mayo ,.6 and 7.

‘, W.‘ 8.5 Duskam had his right foot
squeezed quite badly in a hoisting ma-
chine at Wilsons Point. on Monday
afternoon Dr. F. 1. Burnoll dressed
the Iniurr

Mrs. Eliot Jones, wite of the inspec
tor who had charge of’thc construction

or Greens Reef lighthouse and who ‘

spent the summer here was a visitor
in Norwalk yesterday

,‘ , Deputy Siierif! John W. Sculley went
to West Bedding this afternoon and at

tachod some property belonging to
John Peters. in a suit brought against
him by S. Adsll Hull. of Weston, to

" recover 8300 for ties and oordwood-

The Ihirty-ilith anniversary or the
birth of Adam Singer. of, South Main

1 street. was celebrated last night at,

‘ ,Gel‘mania Hall. 1
, QuartetteCluh sang a couple of songs
" and refris‘shhTsht’M were served

The South Norwalk

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WM... erg... W..—

Conductor Hurt Wicks of the Red

Line, in In the throes of rheumatism
and it Is with dililouity that he hobblcs
around with the aid of a cane. The

rheumatism followed an attack of ,

END 1 _

Samuel Foster, oi Burbank street,
who was injured at the Dorian House
fire. Sunday evening is as comfortable
on can be expected at the Norwalk
Huspital He expects to be able to
leave the institution by the end of the
week.

Miss May Higgins.1laugl1tor of Dr
and Mrs. Royal 1. Higgins. of West
avenue, Norwslk returned from the
Post Graduate hospital. New Yorktity.
last night. where she has been to sub-
mlt to an out-ration. She stood the

journey well and is on the high road ,

to recovery

, ’Thc South Norwalk Outing Club hold H
11 meeting last night at Hotel Hamilton

to go out on the street, all logged 0111.21.11 in
a dozen men with suits of the same kind. ,Y, ,.

1v did not buy your suit at

either oi our store I},

Would have been better protected.

In the first place: most of the fabrics that
are exclusive and no ether deliver in town c

them.

In the second place, on any at our fancy" p11

suds we only have a low 111

each kind.

You Will find it just the same With our Men

. nlshings.

Stilllllk 81 Piiill,

98 Washington (Street,
” SO. NORWALK.

Willis ll hill

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Butter lI louver. Price now 1131 for
Tub as against 371: forvlike duality last
week. Beware of "imitation Butter
which is, butter and duct mixed and
calculated to deceive. Buy your but-1
ter here and‘ not pure butter only.=
Clover Butter Print, 34c lb.

Beef. dried, sliced. We are sellirig
more of this than all the other stores
combined. Why? Because It to nice,
mlollt thin sliced. a fine relish, meaty.
Not advanced in price. -

Home, Shoulder: and Bacon. A;
fresh,b‘rigl1t,new lot. 1111.; fresh’
beef be: advanced in rice, these
good: have gout up very little and of-
fer a good buy in the melt line at
present. Home are inlce, small ones}
weight from 7 lbs to 10 lbs.

 

a pair of glasses will afford it your

Flam. 15¢; Shoulder
Baeon. 17c. ,

Plenty, niceEggm'mc D ‘

Pot Cheese ”Cottage
on sale. Clean and n
5 cents. ,

Flower Seeds, Fall and
turtlum. Sweet Pea: Seed
torts. 15:: IA lb. Aino‘ v rte
den Seeds, as Cabbagep" j
cry, Beats. Radish, Cucu‘rpb
to cell weight;

Seed Peas, Beane and _

Seed Potatoes from M i
ty. 75c V2 1111.: 51.45 11th
33.75.00111: and use ‘_

5 lb.‘ Box Oatmeal
Presentlnevery pa no.2
_ We hope you e so it's.

,YOU ll. BE SURPRISED’},

A'l" TEE GP
vision is any way defective.

tions of defective vision and an ouId be attended to AT- 0N1}
Scientific examination tree and Proper Glasses Properly

 

 

 

and made ariungemenis to attend the "

funeral 01‘ Thomas Mchrmott. minor}, ‘
row morning} All who can will at} "

tend. They will take flowers Resolu-
tious of 1egret were drawn up and a

1' copy will be sent to the bereaved sis ‘ ‘

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The South Norwalk Launch Qlub

held a meeting, last evening, In the of
lice oi Attorney John Keogh in Wash-

glngtou street. Conimodore T S. Glow :‘

er presided 'an‘d duly-routine business

arrangements will be Completed with
in a week and at the meeting next
Tuesday evening plans will be. laid for
the opening of "the season. ‘

,, Out of 6 .821 ‘éart‘hquakos which had
been recorded In the world from the ‘

bariiest‘times up to 1850 the British
Isles were responlisla‘ for no tower

‘ , , than 225.

 

The state of Kansas employs at pres-
‘ent 131028 public school teachers“ the

1 average age of whom is but twenty-one

notice of hogan.
average age of
y nineteen. 1 ,1 ,

yearsm In the three
Roe

It is expected that all -

 

days after your furnace is out
‘ 'yfiame Carmel fills this want.

Or

of commission.
You will require

we will honor your orders for an‘y quaint ytws :

I [large—a bushel are too. “ 1 '