Evening sentinel, Friday, January 23, 1903 · page 5

 
 

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4 the various adjacent, states. Messrs

.iai’nlng Mrs. Frances E. Seymour. of

day at the armory. and the members

.4 ghostin’to‘repressnt this school in the
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Am Delicious. .
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The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today,

~Soev prices ill Schnub's Adv.

Joseph Davis. the Washington street
clothier. is exported bark tonight, from
a several days' trip to Chicago.

F. M. Jennings, of 117 East Wash
inston street, has taken a position in
the plating department of the McKib-
bin Manufacturing Company.

-——5 lb. pali i’uro Lard. 60c. Hnyes's

The Journi'vymau's Barbers“ Union. at
Stamford. are onlicavurlng to have the
boss barbers' association agree to their
request for a half holiday once ill two
Weeks. Last. Friday night the boss
harbors. at, n rum-ling. refused the re—
qucst, but the journeymln were not
content, and me still olldeavuring ll
get the half holiday.

Nswnde-aier ’I‘hnmas J.’Magncr has
made preparations for a grand opinion
of his new and enlarged store at No. -‘
South Main street tomorrow. and asks
his fricnds to drop around and look thl
store over. if they no not wish to blly
lie is confident that once inside yor
Will not leave until you have taken ad-
vantage of same of the unusual bar-
gains.

-Tams and Toboggans. O'Brien.

All of the arrangements for the pri-
_vate masquerade party to be given
this evening in Red Men's hell have
been complcted sun the affair promises
to be a most delightful and novel so
cial event. Quite a number of invita‘
trons have been issued and the ball
will undoubtidiy be well filled. Jesse‘:
orchestra will' furnish music for thl
dancing.

The ‘l’ionocr Hook and Ladder
Company truck, which for the past
several months, has been reposing in
the Knight street stable of Bonn (ii
Banks, has been taken back to the
Main street tire house. All of the
apparatus'of Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Company. and Phoenix Engine Com-
‘panv. is‘ now back“ to this hense. in«
eluding the steamer and a supply wag-
on.

~Greatest Hamburg Sale of the sea
son now coins on at the new store
M. S. Smith & Co.

The annual meeting of the share-
holders of the industrial Savings and
lmn Company. was hold at the office
3133 Broadway, New York city. Wed-
nesday. There were in attendance c
large company .of shareholders iron

Lee, Dow. l.‘Honlmcdien and Coburt
Were present from South Norwnik. and
they report most favorably upon thi
occasion. , .‘

Miss Flora Belle Sherwood. of South
port, the talented vocalist. sister 0:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Ncwkirk. sang
atthe thirteenth annual concert anti
reception-of Court Marina. Foresters of
America. held at Bridgeport Wednes-
day evening. The affair was given it.
Madison hall which was crowded. Miss
Sherwood was the soprano in a quar~
trtto composed of herself, Mrs. Robert
Hind; Wallace 8. Muyle and W. Robert.
C or . '

L4} lb. pkg, Buckwheat, 10c. Jose
lofffs;

Hon. William OJSeynlorlr is enter-

South‘Norwalk for a few days. Mrs
Foster Ely. Mrs. hi. L. Smith and Miss
Jennie Smith want to Norwaik. last
week. to attend the'nnnual meeting of
the Women's Auxiliary of r‘airfleid
county. Several addresses on mission-
ar work were made. Mrs. Spramle. f
N v'nllr. who is visiting her son. Al .
onno Sol-agile, of Titicus. was taken
with heart trouble during her stay. and
is in a serious condition. it is hoped
that undel’ Dr. Bryon'si treatment she
will recover.-Ridgcflcid Press.

The young men ofthe South Norwalk
High school who are endeavoring tr
“make" the relay team which is to
compete in the inter-scholastic athletic
meet. to be given in February. by Com-
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are developing ‘cbnsiderahle strength
nd‘sooed under their efficient coach.
lm‘Kcogh. and promise to put up an
n’terestinx contest on the night of the
mecofl‘he team that will probabiyme

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‘top and in time to come will make ovon

copyotmnsic'bought. one sheet of Mo;
Klnley’ music free. Ask for McKin-
ley catalogue; ‘

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The rummage
dorful bargains tb

them. New bill-gal

our Grim CHARM/TY: SATISFACTION or 1mm ucr.

‘ Our Great Red Tag Sale.

at some price or other. You might as wr-ll profit by the necessity which

3 8 and S 8 Costs reduced to 8 4.59
010 and 312 Goals reduced to s 7.69
315 and :18 Costs reduced to , 011.09
320 to $25 Coats reduced to 015.69

Rich pickings also nlnotn: the Men's Suits and Boyn'.Wonrs. You ought

not miss the opportunlttios to save money on reliable wenrables.

Children’s Shin—ind Riders. ;

The sale holds extraordinary inducements for mothers of boys seeking
good clothes for boys at s'mall prices.

$2.50 and $1.89
$3.50 and $4.00 Suits reduced to $2.89
$5.00 and $6.00 Suits reduced to $3.09
$2.50 O’coats and Reeferl. $1.89
$3.50 O'coats and meters. 02.39
$5.613 O‘coata and Reoforl, $3.89 .
$7.00 and $7.50 O'clluts and Roofers. $5.89

Cams took Bras;

scum NORWALK.
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Pickings In outcasts.

in the test—~inveatlgnto the wondcrflli offerings ill Over.
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ey present, daily. it will pay you to keep your eye 0“
as every day.

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The Turner Lledertafcl Society. of;
Stamford, will hold its annual masked 4
ball. Wednesday evening, February ll. g
in the Stamford Town Hall. Preparn— i
tiona are being made to make the event
the biggest in the history of the or-
ionization. .\ larL'o number will prolr
ably attend from’l‘he Norwalks. includ-
ing a good sized delegation from tho
Arion Singing Society.

~Fresh Shoulders 10c 1b.;
Hanls.12‘,§c. llayes's.

' Judge John H. Light has an inter-
esting scrap book made up of all the
clippings'iu connection with the pres-
ent dlvlsion-consolidation agitation. He
first purchased a nice large scrap book
and in this he has editorials. news
items and accounts of the meetings
from both the Hour and the Sentluoi.
They are all named and dated at the

Fl't‘sil

more interesting reading than they do
at present. \vvhntcvcr comes.

-—Men‘s &. lioys’ Winter Cups. O'llrion.
'l'hc Bridgeport health authorities are
inspecting the filthy condition of the
home of. Mr. and Mi‘S. James Graham.
157 Lexington avenue, Bridgeport. The
charities iiepartlm-nt in Bridgeport will
probably" provide for the children. A
few years ago four of themwpaaaed two
years in a home at Not-walk. While
they were there Mrs. Graham caused
the arrest of her husband on several
occasions for non-support. He passed
the grater part of II year in jail.

6- Sheet Music Free
4 One Week Ollilr .

inn-order to introduce my line of
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Nothing that we can't "stand by"
to our store or goes out of it. 4 '

Our reputation stands behinds everything
we sell.

TAKE OUR OATS FOR EXAMPLE:

They're carefully screened—all the dust.
dirt and chaff sifted out. We don't want to in-
crease thc number of wind broken horses. Give
your animals wholesome food—they deserve it.
And we sell it. - v . . -
‘ Buv OATS'THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. Harold.

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literiiiliears.

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William Pi Boers,

Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
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With it when i find it. if an 0
refer you to the best surgeon.

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.Omco hours 8 to 11:45: 12:46 to 0:30.

Saturday sv’anl “7‘9. . ~
Special .Mnoinunonts at convenience" , w . -

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FINEPHOTOGRAM .4 ., 4. . 4
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How small the defect in your eyes, 1‘" search it out and know whstto do ‘
pticai defect. the proper glasses if dispose.

~ HOMER a How. ‘ s. .1 :2 .
REFRACTING QFTIGQAN, . . \ .. , . ,. - " ‘
Burn 9 UnltOd Bank Building. South Norwnikrcfm

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nor MI no.
AND all:
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and Zinc.

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somh Norwalk. COM.
Telephone, 137-3.

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. Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper

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the
Van Scoy. of 1 West avenue.
-—-All styles of Derbys. 4
James Stccb was arrested for d
enness. in Norwalk. yesterday
noon. The caso will come
court this afternoon.

noon. and will be the must of
Jennie M. Howard. of Washi
street over Sunday.
~Sallaage. 100
121,90. llaycs's,

1b.;

weeks ago, lies in a serious cond
‘li his home in Cross strect.
the time he is unconscious.

itichnrd lrwin and family have
ad from Smithville to Saugntuck.

'ion may be nearer his work.
--l~losiery. Underwear—all p
all. kinds. Special for this sale:
dren's Corset Waists, 100 ea. a
new store. M. S. Smith 8; Co.
Mrs. Carl Schaub and daughter
dellnc, and Mrs. G. Lichtbioau.

ii‘. Kienziey. a rbcrptlon being giv
honor of Miss Emma Lichtblean.

Norwalk Congregational
tuccccd Lewis N. Nash. who has
ad to Brooklyn. was not held
night. but will take place next T
day evening. at the close of the
'ar weekly family gathering.
——-Florida Oranges. 15 for 25c.
Lawton & Co. "‘

‘ ‘ ’vho are trying to “make” tho

he definitely Molded who Will r
sent the Y. M. C. A. at the meet.

lay. on Washington street. and
short order.

night would have made the street
to impossible to properly clean.

—Very few brands of Churn

and is now considered one of the
lard brands.

A meeting of the Clorks' Union
held last evening in Central Labor
in south Main street and thdse
“ sent voted to hold a smoker

Thursday evening. in the labor

music and a supper will be curved.
3 those present were appointed
0* “mitten to
meats.

ford next. Mondaysvcning. and

pore. captalnz'
manager; Chester
Light and Harry r‘Keogh.
O‘Brien.

substitutes.
——See prices in Schsnb's Adv.

ing and the placing of the organ

satisfactory. The plans and spool

completed until
occupied.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Edna Morgan. of Dnnbury. was
Burst yesterday. of Miss ll‘loaslo

O'Brien.

befor

Miss Florence Smith. of Tallmndge
Hill. Nrw Canaan. arrived this after-

Pork Chops

Captain Samuel J. Byxbee, who llnd
his right hand amputated about two

Part of

:hitngc is made that Mr. lrwin. who is
agent at the Saugatuck railroad sta-

yesterdny in New Haven. with MrsJi.

occasion was a very pleasant one.

The electionlof a deacon of the South
Church,

The young men of the Y. M. C. A.

team which is to take part ill Com-
pany D's athletic mrct. will hold an—
ither run tomorrow evening. on' South
Wain street. After this contest it will

Street Supervisor Samuel W. Hoyt.
Jr.. put a force of men at work yester-

‘ onghly cleaned this thoroughfare in
The work was done in
‘ the ”nick of time. as the frost of lost

'helr own like the imperial Crown.
has been sold for 10 years and over

. The you. C. A. orchestra will furnish

make'thgmeeéasary ar angle1

The basketball (0am. recently form-
‘Ad among the students of the South
fiorwslkl-High school. will go to Stain-

thcir first game with. the Manor school
five. of that city. The South'Nol-waik
team will be composed of Harvey Gill-
Laurence Gregoyy.
Fitch. Freeman
Eddie
Matt Corbett and Albert
Lynch will accompany the team as

The Rev. J. '1‘. Winters will invite
every pastor. 150 in number. the invi'
tattoo being extended also to the assist-
snt.priesta. to attend the dedication of
the chapel of ~ St. Mary's Church, in
New. Britain, on~»Sunday, February 8.
The work of setting up the three altars
'n the chapel was begun Monday'morn- .

be started that-tier part of the week
The heating apparatus is working very

tion for the main church will not be
afterthe chapel is

th Norwalk younnI

. mound an equally-iron known East“ ’
rt yesterday“ mg “oil“

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that with tho beginning of another nu and won» you will an.
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hand so low that they must appeal stron

gly to the thrifty tend critical
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Remember that than good: an all of this season's main and tip
the right Ityld. ‘ 4 _
Youths' Suits and Overcoats, were 00.00 to 012.00: ailing mm M
03.00, 34.00. 34.30, 05.20. 00.00, «.40, 06.00, woo. ' _
Men'J Suits and Overcolta, were 08.50 to 022.003. ulllnp now. M
04.30. 30.00, 00.30, n00. 00.00, 011.20, 312.00, 313.20, 014.40, 010.00. 4. ' '
in out: Juvzmus DEPARTMENT.
Suits and Overcoats, prices range 01.60, 02.00, 02.40,
03.00. 34.00, 04.00. W ,«
These Sum output-outs sold formerly from 02.6019 01.50.
WI are selling Toquu and Turns that word 440a. for)”.
girls or boys. ' p.“ l I , m '

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25c, 39c and the Underwear, to close, at 190. '5 ll.

Sellici & Price, 3.17

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t the UP. Quartn, 25c; pints, 15c; l/z pints, Eggs, with satisfaction 10%
100. Bottle , Surprisingly good. . Ti‘yam
Mas- A few CR NBERRIES at 10c qt, all good. , . ‘
spent Elegant SWEET POTATOES, 15c 6 PARSNlPs—Some nice 00”,;
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HONEY—Pure and undeflled. from

quarts, 60c; also bottln, 22c. Pint Cal-
ifornia Honey in screw top tin can, 23c.
Remember, we have MAPLE SYR-

2 quarts.
SWEET RUSSET CIDER—A new
stock right it
22c gallon.

A SALMON ‘BARGAIN—Columhia
River Flats, at 18c tin.

A NEW CAN OPENER—Cuts round
or square tins
price 12c.

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BLUEFTBH. WEAKFISH, CISCOES.
Codtlsh, Flatdsh. Halibut. Frostilsh.
Salmon, Pike. Butternsh, Smelt. Span-
Herring. 4 _ 4 4. > ..
roux Clan. Emptisciams. Oysters,
open “nip.tho ghell. _ ‘

Kale, 150 pa. ,-

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BCHEPP'S COCOANUT
We are overstockedtandv _
Every package good. dcirpkq.

EGGS—We have: golds-Alp.
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Hoyt, of New Canaan. Pints, 30¢:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE BEST COOKING PO :
in this market are. the’lro’ng l ‘
tatoes. 250 pk.. Trymlpln. ; “

Try my new stock. of Jill,
and fragrant; sweat and a .
plea given for the. asking. it
Chow, at 40c. ,.Fine
at 65c.

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Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more Head ' 9;?

Nervonsnass and general Discomfort than you give it credit ._ 44
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the bestzpoll ‘td .-
tlnd out the cause? Our examination is very thorough stimulant!“
nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, P’roporly‘Adlmd
our guarantee. . .. ,

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