o
. off the Connectlc9t Turnpike about
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We really unnecessary to say
anything more about them for
you well know it means highest
‘quaiity possible.
51 wasmuorou eraser.
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‘ Ithe mysteries. of the chief’s and bar:
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1 G Hoyt. of Ridgelield was in
South Nor-walk yesterday on business.
The Rowland Dry Goods Company
has some $25 bicycles that are to be
sold at $17. 60.
Some specialties are mentioned in
the ad. of Comstock, Watkins & Dow.
in today‘s Issue.
Mrs Joseph glavvick.d of Fair. street. .
JNorwalk“ has recovers from a two
weeks' Illnh’ss * _
-—lce Cream Soda.
Schmedes.’
There is some talk about summer
gowns in the .ad of} the D. M: Read
Company today.
Division No- 1,;A.0 .
tomorrow evening in th 1‘ ball
Washington street. '
Raymond Brothers are discharging
a cargo of moulding sand for the Lock-
wood-Manufacturing Company.
if you want to know what a trust
company is, read what the South N01
walk Trust Company has to say in Its
ad. taday.
Mrs. A. C. CIIRQOIITOI Water street
who has been very dangerously ill has
now almost entirely recovered. She
is now able to take short walks daily.
The trustees of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church held their regular
monthly meeting last evening. but
transacted nothing beyond routine
business.
-——Bargains in 'UDI‘IKIII'. and Square
Pianos for uncpvepk. at .l. w. Stud-
well's. 8
Commencing tomorrow new spring
merchandise will be placed on sale at
the Boston- store.’ There are some
startling bargains for Thursday and
Friday mentioned in the 'ad. today.
Everett S. Bulkley. accompanied by
Dud ey and Ely §Ray mond went to
yesterd'a in Mr. Bulkley's
uwutomobile and returned without mis-
ban The party" Managed to land 21
trout. _ 9,. ;. 3,9,
Louis Cuneo fell from the peddling
wagon yesterday and injured one of
his hands quite bsiily. He says if
there is anyone who has received more
bruises than he in the past few days
he would like to know it.
ilve cents. at F.
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,will meet .-
The guard te'ilm of Butler Lodge
held a rehearsal last night and tonight
11 regular meeting Will be held when,
the degree team will rehearse. The
delegates to the Grand Lodge held yels- !
terday and today at New London wll
return this evening.
John Moh‘ring, who has discontinued 2
his cigar manufactory on the Washing
ton street bridge for a short time. ex-
pects to open a factorylln Cedar street
the first of June. as will occupy the
place which August- Bpnhr, the baker,
now occupies. ' ' r,
- -—lce Cream, thirty cents a quart. at V
F. Sohmedes’.‘ ,1.
one of the best times that the Red
Men ever had was enjoyed last night.
in their barnyard In Washington-
streot. when three tranlps were shown
maker’s degree. .,A‘ short social time
was held after (2' Work. Cigars were
passed around! 3
The case of Henry Payne. charged
with assault on- Richard Preece was
before the Norw'alk Town Court this
morning. The assault occurred Mon--
day night and Preeee still shows vis-
ibis signs of the; 8enbo11uter.9 The as-
sault;i it is said; was uncalled for.
Payne was fined $10. . .
PioneerCas'tle. A. ‘0. K. 01M. 0., will
hold its regular meeting. this evening.
and conforms third ii red on two can-
didates. Harry J. Mc owns and John inn
A Brown. Refreshmén‘
ed after the meeting. Afglarge delega~
tion from Columbia Castle of Stamford
and Palestine castle of South Norwalk
, ' The.lattsr’s "
"m Unto
D in t
1,11111ried at the town farm and
. 5200. Taylor was arrested last Thurs-
groin Society, of Stamford, in Arion
AN INCREDIBLY
(ANTEED.
The “Ki
MAKERS OF THE COLLAR BUTTONS THAT ARE KNOWN ALL OVER
THE WORLD, HAVE DEVISED A VERY CLEVER PLAN OF ADVERTIS-
ING THEIR COLLAR BUTTONS THROUGH
TIVE STORE IN EACH OF THE LARGE CITIES.
‘I SELL THREE THOUSAND ONLY OF THEIR
Gold Filled «00111131110113.
At Ridiculously Low Prices
= {nus PLAN wu.1. Ifinoouce irFIE “KING" COLLAR BUTTON IN“
. ING TO LOSE MORE THAN THEIR USUAL PROFIT ON THE GOODS .,
. AND WE ARE WILLING TO DO LIKEWISE FOR THE PURPOSE OF AD-
VERTISING COMSTOOK BROTHERS AND DRAWING THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE TO THEIR STORE. BESIDES GIVING THEM A SPLENDID ARTI-
. ‘CLE FOR PRACTICALLV NO PRICE AT ALL. THIS SALE BEGINS TO— .
DAY, AND WILL BE THE MOST SENSATIONAL SALE OF COLLAR
BUTTONS EVER KNOWN IN AMERICA OR IN THE WORLD.
EVERY SHAPE AND STYLE, AND EVERY BUTTON IS FULLY GUAR-
: ” Collar Button (10
1
1
if
our. BIG ssrssssura. ,
THEY ALLOW us To .
SHORT TIME. THE MANUFACTURERS ARE WILL.
WE HAVE
Iiik’t Gold Filled cellar Buttons. regular
value llic, for this sale,
220
regular value 15c. fer this sale.
SC
.9 ‘ ,8;
1411100111 Filled “King". Colisrdiut ans. _
,. ,'9 f“
I ti
See Our Window Display of “King" Collar Buttons.
wait r Wilcox and iamiiy went lc‘
Ridgefleld today to remain through the
summer. . ,“
The divorce case of Annie Mack
against her husband. William Mack.
will come 1111 Friday. In the Supeilor
(‘uit at Bridgeport.
The body of Kate Mylon. which was
found at Roton Ppiut subsequently
latci
identified, was exhumed this morning
and shipped to New York on the
12: 5 train this afternoon by Undertak
or A J Collins it Company The re-
mains were sent to C. J. Coyle, 1,067
Washington avenue, New York. it is
not known who this man Is, but he is
thought to be some relative.
The 50. 000 human beings at Martin-
ique would be hopelessly dying of star-
vation if then; had been no newspop
ers in the country.
for the business man to carry out bus-
iness schemes successfully without us-
best néWspaper in totvn The adver-
tislng manager of The Sentinel would
be pleased to talk the matter over
with you. ' '
Frank Taylor was arrested yesterday
afternoon on the Washington street
bridge. for soliciting aims. Judge Jos—
eph R. Taylor sentenced him to 150
days in the Bridgeport jail. An appeal
was taken and the bonds were fixed at
day for drunkenness. Judge Taylor
sentenced him to thirty days in jail and
suspended judgment providing the
ttown 11111191111 not appear heie
again. 8 9
The Arlen Singing Society held In.
meeting last night, and made arrange
ments to have a grand concert and
ball in conjunction with the Turn-
Monday evening; June 2. Virus
seymou'r on
omstock Br
Soulh Norwalk
it is impossible
lug the. adveri‘tising columns of the J
income will he to raise 9
soot attend"
SI
Io£13i.3 1“.
OATS
He‘re never varies from the sale..high-
uualitv standard; yet prices are as low
as can be quoted, except by selling such
trash as is never known here. The real
ecOnomy is the peculiar characteristic
pot the store. 1 .
Buy Oats That’ 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH
Base Ball lawn Tennis Golf, 18111111911:
Eastman Cameras. $1. 00 and upwards. _
Liberal discount 0n Premo and Pace Cameras. ,
Wm P Beers.
‘ BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
mm" mm.
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Qultman and M
' Stamford: Louis
; illness.
ten years and trips had been taken west .
9 and south to recover 10st health. but
“ Notice of the Nor’wu’lk
. Stamford
. murmurs.
snail.”
' nor with.
‘ my ass
rmmd
‘ Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper 3E ‘
and Zinc. ..
0 South“ , Milo" Iii'rr'uf. 33
South Norwslk. Conn.
Telephone: 122 3.
OBITUARY second. ‘
. MISS CLARA E. MARVIN.
'Miss Clara E. Marvin. aged thirty-
nlne years died yesterday afternoon. at
2. so o'.clock Int he Jiome on Marvin's
Ridge. East'Norw after a lingering
She had been a sufferer for
the changes did not prove beneficial,
and she came home Just a month ago.
from Greenvlile. S. C.. to die. The de-
” . ceased was of a very genial. lovable naa
‘9 ,ture, and will be mourned by a large
' circle of friends.
For nearly twenty»
five years she had been a member of
the Norwalk Congregational Church.
and for several years had been a touch-
er in the Sunday school, where she al-
' ways took a lively Interest and where
: her genuine worth was recognized. She
was also a member of the Women’s
Club of Norwaik resigning some time
, ago. because of ill health. Miss Mar-
vin was born in lilast Norwalk, where
she had always lived. She Is survived
by her father. J Raymond Marvin. and
brother J. Wallace Marvin, who have
the sympathy of the 'entire community
1‘ in their bereavement. Funeral services
3 will be held Friday afternoon, at 2: 30
oc’lock from hen late home on Mar-
_: vin's Ridge. Rev. C. D Egbert oniciat-
‘ ing. interment will be in the family .
9 plot in Union cemetery. Norwalk.
THEODORE W' SEARING.
Theodore W. Sean'I aged liftysnlne
years for several you s an efficient em-
lrou Works
Company. died last night at his home
in owan street.” Enst Noiwalk. Mr.
Se ing was taken“ With grip a week
ago last Monday. but felt better Tues‘
, day morning. and went to Work. Tues.
tinned so until ght.‘ when death
chine. Mr Seari as born in New
York.whe1'e 112‘} Ned the greater
part of his life. He had a record as an
inventor. being thrill-st to produce the
record for the phonograph. Mr. Sear-
ing had been employed In the Norwalk
day night he was tag worse and con-
sldss across» the street. and one son.
Peter J. Searing. of! New York. Fun-
eral will be held from the house Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'.clock
LOUIS w.: 11111111111.
Louis W. Quitman. sixty—four years
old, died at hisihome. 47 Benton street.
last night. after achrI‘ef illness. Mr.
Quitman had been 8 ill a for some time
‘ and last Monday morning he became
worse. and gradually failed until the
.- and came. Mr intman had been fore-
man over the pattern department of
Yale & Towns Lock Manufactory. in
retire-
Our Brother? Lodge .1 0. F. of
Norvtalk lie was for many years a
member“ of the Germanic Singing so-
clety, and was one of the best known
. German residenis of The Norwalk‘s. and
had the universal esteem of every one
who knew him. A widow and four
children survive. sil‘hplatter are Julius
SOUTH NORWALK-‘S H EALTH.
Health for April.
May 20. 1902.
Deaths In the city ..
. Ages: ; ‘ .1
9 Under one year . ...... 51.2
:llitozoysars.. ...... , .......... 1
40 toSOyears l
950t060years ....... ..... I
1
1
~.1u-..
60to70 year’s. ......... .
‘70 to 80 years;.‘..-.............V
isomdoyearss.
Caussl‘
n.‘1n- not 11.1.11...
"Disease of the lungs 4
Z Other diseases .
In IIIIIIIII (one nnnnn a
rodent thus.
CSHERER M. D. Clerk. ..
~2 R. 8. Graves, dire'c i) _ _
entry school. will deliver 11 add .9
111 . arm which £11m will be 1m s'f address ;
Iron Works four years. He is survived ~~
by a wife, formerly Miss Addie Brown, .
, daughter of WebsiériiBrown. who re. .
for the past twenty-five .|
Mr. Quitman was a member of .
dttlieb Mona, of . ‘
uitman. Jr. and ‘
Mrs. Fred Barthel, of South Norwslk
W ‘
Monthly Statement of the Board of
unrantine exists in I
‘. ingst Unity Hall
(or A1. , a.
YOU owu
. THE RUSINEBE BACK SUIT is the one that 111111
durable and comfortable, and in those points our stock also
do not see the use that we are selling' at ‘ ” ‘ 9‘
$12. no 2'»
you will never know what splen did values you are missing
this price does not suit you, we have them all the way: from
“.60 TO $18.01). .
You will find many special values at each price. I 1
M" THE 11111: cuars.
Forget
Their clothing needs much attention; get them styli , .
suits, but at the same time get the kind that Is dependahIo' ii
pay you.
Let us show you a special this week for boys 8 to 16 years.
double and single breasted styles, at.
And little boy’s Fancy Sults' at
There are many things in our FURNISHING GOODS_9 DE
‘ MENIT that you need right now and we shall be glad to show
any time and tell you how much money you wIll save on 119
you T’runks and Dress Suit case's.
Silluk & PIIIII Willis H Still
48 and 51) W11 Sires
98 Washington Street, ,
- 50- ,NORWALKej
1 .
sumac-001's.
nuncsus-suoon-cunveupn
“Lest You Forget”
BUTTER.——Vermont Creamery AORANGEsu-qianisicss,
Tub. the honest. solid made. “all rlght," . "
Pure sweet article. Price low- 8 POT CHEESE *Fi‘flh 3"! ..
er. 2 c. ' ‘ .
BUTTER .—CIover Hill Prints, 110:. mu" m mm a ‘m' ' a" "
“mgr-W: 9- 8*;nrzsssmr....1
r ow on a on or gin
Creamery. Warrantsd as good "a“ and will "I. Io
so his at the same price, . ' MUSTARD.-—Som more
Mustard in opt us {in
SMALL POTATOE&—Good but ‘1
first lot went so fast.
"M" 151: pack.
MY WIFE'S SALAD onsssmo. ed the Stock- In an
a new size, at' ' 15¢ bottle sugar and spoon holds
very pretty, .
FRESH CAKES AND CRACKERS 9
WHAT WILL YOU H E?
~Look over our fresh new stock
of Cakes. 9 2 lbs. 9m- 25c. BUSINESS satisfied.-
Lorenzo le
25c ,
Will You Pay
Some traveling iakir tor tampering with you
eyes when you can have a thorough this
examination Free 1' If glasses are neédéd. 1:
Will be furnished at the lowest price consists
with quality
0. B. JACKSON
GRADUATI OPTIOIAN
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9- honour
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ans-Incas
Blue Fish [’01ng: .
:Mackerel, ‘
MARKET R315 cu'g
State Association drying to: Awaited
9 ‘ Public littoral.
The Connecticut Fol-es
tion has arranged
went-9 to Rt
mghkand attended ”'
"dug entermnniet ‘
da eveni at- 8. clock the Sillefmine
y 113' ' " usin t -
by well 111113111 citizens! threat 1!
_nqnletwaytorlom we. was
_ ulfcrd; stiltztforaster will gt: a
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