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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 9, 1902 · page 4

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TNE EVENING SENTINEZM

South Norwalk, Conn, May 9. 1902.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lilht Jay A l’rsprletdr.
MAY 9. 19011. ‘

 
 

‘ Mr. Merchant:

you are a dillgent reader ,of the newspaper because' you want
the ewe The newspaper classifies its nests-«local, telegraphic.
. foreign. sporting. financial and store news—the store news is in its

 
 
 

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" ommunleatlene ior\advertlsing columns. If the newsiof your store‘dolugs is not in the
paper it should be, for these columns are eagerly said. You should
. ; keep your store and its wares before the eyes of the public. for “out
. of sight' is out of mind” is a true adage.
Sincerely yours.

EVENING SENTINELX

be addressed to The
I! letters not desire "

oil‘as boys for the ex.
user service. The girls
1- eighteen years old and.
‘n shillings a week.

 

 

ORDER OF NOTICE. 1
huh—.—

. the DISTRICT OF NORWALK, 13s.,

‘ lltm Underground Rail 5 Largest Ever Built. batc Court Muy 9.A.1)., 1902.

iii. to Visit the United States [‘1 I i “I i m ' WI lit pit ti “w
' 16 (11118011 11 w or w u- (on- rereas. wr 611 up on on 1

N? American system of pan structed the principal pair fo1 support ’hucn made to this court praying that
lug the rolling lift bridge of the Con- 11 certain written agreement of adop
solidated Railroad across the Pequon lieu of Anthony Ratchfold of Nor
nock river in the new Bridgeport work walk. lrl said district a minor. be up
Is one of the largest ever constructed proved. which agreement is on tile I11
In this country. By some engineers it this Court; . ,

is said to be two feet longer and wider Ordered. That said application be
than any other ever built. Marty per- board and determined at the Probate
sons have seen it In process of con- Office in Norwaik,,on the 19111 day of
struction on the river opposite the rail May. 1002,11t 2 ooiock afternoon; and
road depot and have wondered what it that public notice thereof be given to
was and why It was so long In process all persons interested therein by pub-
of construction. Because of the pur 'lisliing this order In a newspaper hav-
pose ‘for which it is to be used It Is ing a circulation In said District. at
necessarily large and heavy. '1‘ e pier least five days before said day of near.

CONSOLDIATED‘B BiG CAISSON.

fiat—tn-

.That at Bridgeport Said to be

 

rllfllet ‘of the cities and towns
received Carnegie libraries.
piled up to date, comprises io-
every State in the Union,
(inception of ithode island
South Carolina, Mississippi
and ldaho. It is not ex-
] these States are ;not rop-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

which will be constructed Ins do the lug,
.‘ 1.6111111131111211? Gabe” caisson will contain about 10000 cubic ; HENRY w. ouscoav.
e r n “b an or yards of masonry and will weigh about m9 1t Judge.

' 48, 000 tons

Opposite the railroad station two of
the trenches excavated for pier bases
have been found to have a black mud
base, with apparently no hard- man In
sight One of them has been excavated
to‘ a depth of 20 feet, and there is still
no sign of hard- -.pan in these excava
tions piles will be driven to support
the concrete pier bases. The peculiar
formation of the earth In that vicinity
is shown by the fact that not more
than 30 feet from either of the mild
bottomed trenches a1 11 trenches in
which sand and gravel were found
from the surface to the lowest level re.
quired.

 

rnégie condIHOh. Alto-
re are now 368 cities and
he Uhitod States with Car
ties

SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF‘ NORWAIK, an, i’ro-
bate Court, May 8th, A. D., 1902.

Estate of Alphonso Dibble. late (if
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.

The Court of Probate for the dis;
trict of‘ Norwnllt hath limited and al-
Iowod six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to exhi-
bit their claims for settlement, Those’
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time.
will he debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are, rc«
quested to make Immediate payment to

HANNAH M. DIBBLD.
KEE E N' 11.. May 9~NOWB of in!) iii 24 Exocutrix.
.tho tr 31o. dglatlr of Paul Leicester 1 fl ,
4 Ford. the any 1st in New York, was 1
if he be a ”mugging 9 board 111, this city with pecunar inter- , To the Board of County Commission-
est an amenity Mr. Fords and his era of Fairfleld County
father J. . Edward H. Kidder. Dill-1 hereby apply for a license to sell
: chgsredi f est-alto of aqblclrut I .000 1161“? Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
, gun or ronr rare 6 proper 5' S Ale. Lager Beer, Rhino Wine and 'Ci
he 93"“ 1‘0““ 0’ Sunday mor 'pnrtly in the town of Dublin and part llsr. at, Roton point Hotel, Town of
was ”My at the end 0‘ “19 in Marlboro. Mr. Ford was to no Norwalk. My place or business is not
a to His house and give 1 come a resident of Cheshire this sum-, located within 200 feet in a direct line
mer and extensive improvements or a Church Edlflce or Public School-
house, or the promises. pertaining

; ' have been interrupted by the tragedy.
ert Spencer, in 1.13 new booki .__...._...._.._.__. thereto. or any Post-Office, Public 1.1-
Colémsnts” has this toi SNOW STORM IN NEW VORK. brary or Cemetery.
is ill," t‘ 1 ‘ l I ? SARANAC DARE N y May 9.. Dated at Norwnlk this Sill day of
mu ingo am 11111 Ct “3 A heavy snow storm Is raging _-here May, A. Do 1902 -
land and America: SO long) today. the temper Mare registering IAMES S. KELLY.
slon for mastery overridesithhty degrees. w ti d 1 ‘d I 11913110111111
6.16 an era gno one are an .
r m
“emissary that goes along I taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
tlnllsm will be tolerated AT JQSELOFF” 3 Town of Norwalk hereby endorse the
nuwhoi do not pride them ,1 application of the above named James
11 the posgession of humanl MAWHES fill“ m“ 31111111135. Rally for such license.
OUR DARLING 1000 to a box.

 

‘ F 111.. Boyd, rector of St.
rchf‘Cieveland. has defined
“toward one of the vexed
, "Let our hardworking
ow1th‘ntour God is not
boarding to the Puritan
6 said. “I do not speak of
albnseball, but it Is my be-
,ny man, especially If he be
the toiling masses. may be
lgbasame on Sunday without
lilo, breach of the lawof the

ay.
;‘1 should consider that be
wrong in being present ata
he had paid homage. to

“—F—f.

IMPROVEMENTS lNTERRUPTED.

 

 

 

 

 

t on Ithe possession of traits 5113“th :1; $1?ng Mk‘ this 8th day of‘

y ave in common with Elbert .A. Woodward. Mathew Corr
'1l' 1 ;whose mouths bulldog sold at 76; our sale price, Sc 138“ Geo. W. Bradley, Christian

oq'ulralent to manhood. SWIFT a counrusv's, sold at bfi“g;f_-fl?“§;“{§ “wag ab
peoplei. who take their point 56 box: our sale price, 36 m1 enacts-13.“. val-eyelectorgean: ‘13:”
ruin the prize ring, in which ' erg as defi d b 1 r m to p y:
Manta sum“, to pain. m FRANKLIN MATCH, 200 in box Norwk “3 y 3" ° ° w“ °
Of death in a deter-$30111 at 20- 091‘33‘9 price, 1°. Dated at Norwaik this 8th day of

air

o 13% himself the bettoi
etc ‘6 consideratIOus of.
ad will have any wolght. ’

inlay A D, 1903. -
HERBERT B SMITH.
. 1119 it . Town Clerk. 1

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and up:n the market. Our customers tell us fint‘lt our store they can not the finest But. i
, ~ any. let 6 in tde. Why Is this on Because '
Q; qualitiem, ..

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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nai q uail y r milled. this 1. the broad claim of the

Try i bag or barrel. 756 has, $5.75 barrel. Court: a little more. but you get more breed and more
from any other Flour.-

o Gardens we are receiving spinach, Asparagus, Rhouaarb,‘ Radish". Lettuce, Strawberries.

on. Call here mornings. we. “W as goods.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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deeper out.

we badbelter slules and values.

‘uits !! Stilts ' ii

Tailored Suits soldlast Saturdau at hali<price.
Therefore our sale will be LESS THAN HALF PRICE.

Never have we done such a rush business on suits as this season.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Tomorrow we will make a still

Never have

Our intention IS not to carru one garment over. _

To do. this we have marked them LESS THAN HALF THEIR WORTH

AND rulers.

 

 

1 3““‘3 Skuxs i intents” and Chibirea's
E > Two important Suit ltlclluctlous Walking Skirts, all 09W. “1 coats
: um. we win a,“ you, Manna“ plain colors and hair-line” We pay special attentiouto this
i ~ to. We have many other: to show stripes, ”38“!” price 35? department, keeping a splendid
you when you come In. at the i for Saturday, ; 3331-, variety of up-to-datc styles. To-
3 Burns attractive prices. ; 50 odd Walking and Dress ; marrow you can buy them at about
Ladies" Tailored Suits till .1 Skirts, prices have been up i HALF PRICE.
,r ‘ 1 ' i to $5.911; Saturday‘s price, $2.39 . Review that were 31-50. 95“ .
"9‘“ "“8 ““0“; “”0"” “1’ 11111 entirely new Dress Skirts, ; Coats that were $3.93. $1.98
1 to $11.00; now; 34-90 ‘ trimmed and full flounce. Coats that~ were $4.98. 52-40‘ - l
I Lndlos‘wh‘ine ’Tflliored Suits. I "“1““ 35-00 ““‘I 36'0"; Sat, Coats that were "38' $2.95
i worth up to 3211:3100. at 310-00 ; lll'duy's price, £3.95 Coats that were $7.50, $359

 

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19c ag’icFig’ureSale

Saturdau we will introduc6 scam to non our wenderful Magic Home Sale.

The price Will be 10 cents.

from 2%?) to -:.196 from 290i0190 from 5601019..
What a areal opportunitu We give uou from time to time to save moneu on pour

purchase of Dru QOods.

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Seine items taken from all departments and mark6d‘.

We Give uou‘BETTER VALUES THAN ANY

NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORE. We give uou goods as thou are

advertised-"Proms.

 

‘ , Stamped Center Pieces. an! ’93 ‘
_ 19¢,

Fancy Hat Pins, 25 itinerant ‘
styles, 81116 price. »
' 'r

Sine.“ ‘iiliaros Einstein and

25c Leather Belts. shaped and \1.
straight. sale price, 196 “A“ 0388.?
‘ . r Children's fast black Scam.
Ladies Collar i‘ops, regular , _ .
”price 86.111116 price, 5 for , 191: 1°39 3°“ 3 pair“ ‘0‘ 19°
‘ , _ Black Dog Stocking for boys ..
356 Vsiling. any styleduring .. -
this “‘8. a yard, 1% regular 25c kind, at -, 19c
Val. Laces andI insertion. 2 , ”1:11:31: b1ack ”3‘9 “039' 25" 19
to 3 inches wide. 4 yards for 191: a c
Toilet Pins, good quality, full 1.1111165 Black ““91 3 pairs. 19
count, 12 papers for 19¢: c -
‘ Children‘s Summer Kn
3' yard round linen Corset Lac- . - . 96
"8. sale price 1., for 1 19‘: Length Pants, all sizes, 1 196
25c Ribbons. fancy oulain 3 Ladies“ Vests. 4 m" .199
to 11% inches wide. a yard, :91: Ladies‘ . line Lisle Vests.
19c

35c Fancy gm“ Supporters, square; neck, sleeveless.

bins. pink. red and black

o

_ sale price.19c .. ........ “-T—
Brush 11min, black and colors. ‘D 9 0‘
regs at price 5c, sale price
5 yds for 191: ; Tess 0 s

.Fancy wool Dress Goods.

Checks and Mixed} Goods.
' worth 391:. at

10c Hooks and Eyes. .a‘li sises.'- .
nickle and black 3 cards for 196 .

Black Sewing Silk 12 spools
to the hex, sale price a box. 191:

“Silkslieen,” ' all colors. anyl
quantity. sale price, a for 13g:

51: Saiety Pins, any size, black,

89c. at *

sixes, best made, sale price,
5 for ‘ ' 19¢

 

 

sire, sale price,

 
 

ed and flour 7 a:
iProfile?! Silks;

” 1611‘: or short: curtains,
wotthlac 11rd zyds. for

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

nourishing Caprice, 5-yds
‘ 1101' _. . : "' 196 1';

19¢ ‘
._ Fancy Stripes in blacks worth 9c
1

All wool Tricot, worth 256. at 19c -

“(111611111 5 cards for. ““196 1 Fancy PM“. worth 25c at 19c
; ring? 2,": 3;? Pieces. c0111 l’rtnted India silk,19c
. pleated Satin Stock oqnortl‘ “Best American; Trim. A yes. ’

» all colors sale, price. h flue z, (or . .. .5 19c ;

J “Archer" Brand Needles. an. "ornate: Seersucker. 2 yds for 19¢ ,

196,

196

 

. Checked Towellng for

' 29c Steel Knife Boxes,

15 1102. Turkish Towels, 2‘1 x
54, extra large. sold most
places for 30c each. special,

19c ea.

Full bleached 4-4 Muslin, the
Be kind, special. this sale,
3 yards for

Heavy all Linen Crash. 19 in.
wide. extra value, at 10c yd.
21,5 Na,

36 inch full bleached Percale,
the latest thing forShirt
waists, worth 196 3111., 3 yds.
for

50 (102.1111 linen fringed Nap-
kins sold always at 5c 11
plec6,5 for

25 1102. Honey Comb Towels.
worth 56 63.. special, 2 for 196

lass- ~

es, the kind we always sell
at 12%0 yd.,,2.yds. for 1
Unbleached Sheeting.
onset the best makes. va-
lue 251: yd., this sale, 196

Kitchen Dept
356 Two 'quart Decorated;
‘ Pitchers. 19c
Six Glass Preserve Dishes.
any pattern, for 190
256 Sugar and Cream Sets, 19c
‘ 190
10 Bars best Laundry Soap, 196
12 qt. Galv.1ron Water Pails, 19c
29c Jaj. Crumb Tray and
Brush,‘
Three 8 qt. Milk Pans.

2 qt. Antl- Rustin; Water Dip-
pers, .‘ ' 19c

19c

19c

19c

19c

yd.

" . Blacking Set, consisting of

Polisher Daober and box
of polish, ‘ ,

1306 0111111111101: 611.: Marines,

double wire. , 196
37c Nest of Enamel Pudding
. pans, three in nest,» 191:. nest.
29c Crusty Bread Pans holds" “
two loaves,
Wire Potatoe Fryers for Sara-
‘ toga Chi ps. _. 196
Tourists Alcohol Stoves, ,
25¢; Cotton Warp Mattings,
12 in. Turkey Feather Dust. 19c

_- 196

196 ‘

196 ,

.1116.
196.

 

' Swift‘s Toilet Soap, 3 cakes

Men’s Suspenders, wattle 256,

Kandkerch’re’is and
soda Seeds

Ladies' Lace and Embroider-
ed ilandkcrchiefs, 12%6
quality, 2 for

Ladies' White Lace. Trimmed
Handkerchiefs, 5 for

Men's White Tape Border
Handkerchiefs, 6 for

Cashmere Bouquet Soap,

19c

19c.
19c

Roger and Gallet's Violet
Soap. 19c

Cuticura Soap, 19c

Woodhurys Facial Soap. 196

to box,19c
Dr. Shemeld‘s Paste, 196
2 boxes Violet Toilet Powder. 196
2 boxes Royal Tooth Powder, 191:
2 Bottles Florida Water. 19c
Bottle Bay Rum, , 196
5 rolls or packages Toilet pa-

per for l 19c
3 packages (1,000 sh ets)

Toilet Paper for '; 19c

 

Reads-tombs“
Department
Children’s Wash Dresses, all
new, sizes up to 1 years,
regular 256,196

Ladies and Childrens White ,
and Gingham Aprons, regu-

lar. 25c, 19c
Infants W'hite Caps. , 19c

‘ Ladies‘ White Dressing ,
Sscques, were up to 506 19c

Corset Covers, fitted and full . --
front regular 25c and 296, 191:

Ladies’ Umbrella Drawers,
hemstltched tucks, big vs-
Joe at,” 256 »

“on 5 \Dear

 

at

Two Men' s all linen Collars,
yaiue. 256. at

Two pairs Pilling and Mad-
ley’s 8061111 for-

3 pairs of Seamless Fast

black Socks, at , 191:

 

 

 

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