Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 24, 1903 · page 5

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5|, Washington Street.

inalienable.

The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.

Miss NorsOardner, who has been ill
the past week. has recovered.
. Mr. and Mrs. iierman Quittner. of
Clay street. will spend Sunday in
White Plains.
-Slmsago. 10c
12%c. Hayes's.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hall. of Brook-
lyn. are the guests of Senator and Mrs.
John H. Ferris, of West street.
Senator John H. Ferris has received
I a cargo of coft coal in the barge "M
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1b.; Pork Chops,

his dock. _
~Hosiery, Underwear—all prices. ,
all kinds. Special for this sale: Chil-

dren's Corset Walsts 10c ea.. at. the
new store. M. S, Sm th & Co,

’ The annual election of oflicers of the
~South Norwslk Quprtette Club will ht.
held tomorrow and President i0. Fried-
rich desires every member to be pres-
cut.

The young men of the South Nor—
walk high school took a cross coun-
try run. this morning. covering the
distance from the Concord street
school to the Knob and return.

—Box Writing Paper 15, 20, 25c kind
Monday only 8c. atSturtevant's.

Charles McCiiynn, proprietor of thc
(iroveland House. Danbury. was in
South Nor-walk, last evening. attend-
ing the hatters' fair,.»thMusic Hall. and
spent the night the-guest of Landlord
JUSCDh M. Walz. -

The Washington street can lage
dr'av. bridge will he closed to all vessels
Monday mornng, to allow repairs to be
made to the machinery. Pedes
trisns and vehicles can ‘go over the
Drill e as usual.

—~ as prices in Schaub's Adv.

There will be a Special meeting of
the Old Well Lodge. Monday night, tt
work the Master Mason‘s degree. All
Master Masons are invited. Suppez
Will be served by Uphil‘ Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star.

Tomorrow being St. Paul‘s Day,
there will be festival evensong in the
Chapel of Our ”Holy Saviour ln Berke
icy street at? '30 p m The Rev J.

' J. Blanchard D. D. of Philadelphia.
wl l be the preached.

-'-Very few brands of Cigars boll
their own like the imperial Crown. i
has been sold for 10 years and liver
and is now considered one of the stan
dard brands.

The case of James Steeb. charged

. with drunkenness came before the
Nor-walk. side of the town court yésv
terday afternoon. Steeb was discharg
ed. He was arrested Thursday after-
noon by Special Officer Leatherland.

The Yale ‘Varsity team defeated tht
Columbia ’Varsity team by the close

‘ score of ii to 12 at New Yerk last
night. Yale won an four goals
Among those from Norms. who wit-
nessed the game were. Arthur Kenny
and George Evarts.

-—-Attend the East“ Nor-walk Fire Po
lice Ball Arlen Ha'l. Monday night.
Good music and good time.

The members of the Union Veterans'
Union are earnestly requested to meet
at the Venice. in .Wasnington street.
Monday evening. as there will be spec-
ial business that requires every om
present. Per order chairman commit-
tee. llamas L'Hommedleu. .

Raymond Brothel! report large sales
of the semi-bituminous coal they re-
cently received. Several who have trier
it state that they-like it better that
hard coal. it burns up cleaner. and
the price is 01 less a ton The Nor-
wills Hospital authorities, after trying
it. have procured a large quantity of
the coal.

Arthur Kesnhy. tqompany F's sec-
‘ w and basketball ts went to New
York last night a , witnessed the
game between Yalp and Columbia
universities playedi the Columbia
gymnasium Yale w u out in a very
«exciting game by the score of it to 12.
Mr. Kenney met a number of his bank.
swell friends amen .309 college boys

“I whom he had atom/o acquainted
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of New York. . _
Drop your laundry package in box
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tsunami 81.. for Old Well laundry.

 

returned home on the midnight train-

 
 
 
 
 

 

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OUR GREAT GUARANTY: SATISFACTION 0!? war “a.

liur Great Red Tag Sale

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

Rich Pickings In Overalls

Put the sale to the testwlnvostlgate the wonderful oilerlnge in Over-
coatsvyou never saw such rich bargains. We mean to clear tint every Coat
. ' at some price or other.
forces us in soil.

Rich pickings .also among the Men‘s Suits and Boys' Wears. You ought
not miss the opportunitties to save money on reliable wearables.

Children’s Suits "and Healers.

The sale holds extraordinary inducements for mothers of boys seeking
8 good, clothes for boys at small prices.
a late one. Bargains are going rapidly,

The rummage tables continue to attract attention because of the won-
dcrlul bargains they present daily.
tllcln. New bargains every day.

'sourn NORWALK.
Tel. Gail. 32.2.

You might as well proilt by the necessity which

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0 d and 0 3 Costs reduced to 0 4.09
010 and 012 Costs reduced to 0 7.00
.15 and 018 Costs rsducld to 3‘ 31,1.»
020 to 025 Coats reduced to ‘ ' ‘h _ ." 015.69

 

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An early visit will pay better than

 
 

s2.5o and 33.00 sun'- reduced to 01.39 .I
33.50 and $4.00 sum reduced to races ; ,
$5.00 and 06.00 sum reduced to ‘ 13339
02.50 O‘coats and Roofers, 01.89
03.50 O‘coats and Roofers, 02.80
$5.00 O'coats and Roofers, “ l’ 03.80

07.00 and 37.50 0'60“: and Rooters.

 

05.89

it will" pay you to keep your eye on

‘NORWALK.
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Ex Postmaster William H. Malonem /

 

of. Norwalk, lately a student in thci

bookkeeping department of the Brown ;
BusineSs (‘ oliege has, through the co‘
loge just secured a positionv as book
keeper in the Port Chester office of the
George ilotchkiss Sons' Beef

pony. Mr. Malone has been
loge not quite three months.

Washington Camp. P. 0.

voted at its meeting Thursday even

ing to hold a clam chowder

tion with the next meeting. which fallsi
G. SlIliman has

on February 5. S.
elected chaplain and the
committees were named.

daze;

against him yesterda
Judge Howard J. Curt

on an execution.

obtain his release in that
few days

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- Sheet Music Free °~
One Week Onlu

 

McKinley muslb. i will give with each i
copy or music bought. one sheet of Me.
Kinley music free. Ask for McKin-

ley catalogue.

columns no

 

 

delinquent, S. G. Stillman, Wil-
liam H. Snifiln and William Moore.
.—Men's &.Boys' Winter Caps. O‘Brien
Louis Pizano. of Greenwich was yes-
terday taken to is!) in default of pay-
ment of a judgment for $344 givenl
morning by i
sin the civil A
court of (ommou pleas‘ and in favor
of Seranno lihroa. also of Grhenyich.
An answer to the complaint in a suit.
instituted by Dbrea against Piaano
was ordered some time ago by Judge
Curtis. and as the order of the court
was not complied with. the judgment
in fa'vor of the plaintiff was entered. _
Pizano was arrested and taken to jail ~
He will make appli-
cation to have the pobr debtor's oath
administered to him. and expects to

nest. Ollie Stabeli and Ernest Brun ,];
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) rig,

so some ulna Tat-dear.

) Nothingnthat we can't “stand by" comes in-
to our store or goes out of it.

Our reputation stands behind: everything
we sell. "
TAKE OUR OATS FOR EXAMPLE:
They're carefully screened—all the dbat.
dirt and chaff sifted out. We don’ t want to in~
crease the number of wind broken horse's. Giye
your animals wholesome food—they deserve it.
And we sell it.
. BUY OATS-THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. heron.

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William P. Beers,

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:.tance

No longer able to read with ease and comfort at the ordinary reading dis-
Thc man who foolishly rofus es his eyes old when they thus demand

% it is pushing himself into serious trouble from which s ro rl
in order to introduce my line of 313“ would no “we him, P 09. y adjusted

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REFRAGTING OPTICIAN.
Room 0 United Bank Building,
once hours B to 11:15: 12:45 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings 7-0.
Sm“ . Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. . g . \ ‘.

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“ is now producing ’ ‘

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south Norwailt, can». '
Telephone, 137-3.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

—-All styles of Derbys. O'Brien.

The Sports and Rockaway Cigars are
being advertised by Whelpley & Clark.

Herbert Austin of issues street. is
able to be out again. after quite a long
and severe illness

-—l.egs Mutton it’lfic;
lic. Haycs's

The cleuIlImc sale of the Boston
Store is now on in full force Read
their advertisement.

Frederick E. mokwood of Nor-walk.
spent part of the present week at the
show in Madison Square Garden, New
York.

-l-‘resh Candy_ lilo lb.
a Co.

The D. M Read Company are con-
ducting a rare sale of flu costs. You

 

begs Lamb

M. S. Smith

vertlsement.

Read what Homer B. Hoyt has to
say about the man of middle life This
is interesting reading, and is well
worth consideration.

——Handsome Mercerized Walsilngs
l‘lannelettes and Outing r‘lnnnels. M.
S. Smith & Co.

lmmensely rich ore has been struck
in the Sheba mine. if you are looking
for an investment of this sort. confer
with Green & Duncan. 69 Wall street.
New York city.

E. L. Punzelt, formerly superinten-
dent of the Nomad; Brass Company‘ s
fouu y. left yesterday for Hillsooro
near olumhus. opp. where he has se
mod a similar position.

—~Umbrellas and Canes, O'Brien

James Burke, the well-known engin-
eer. who had both legs and an arm
cut off in New Hayen. last Tuesday
light. is reported this afternoon in a
erlous condition. “is recovery is very
loubtful. ‘ i

The. iiowiand Dry Goods Company
no winding up their Mill End sale.
which has been a tremendous success.

‘ by making it even inbre prominent to-

day, by greatel rellultions on their
goods. Read about it elsewhere in this
paper.

-—Cbickens and F Will 16c and 18c
b. Hay‘ess. = « .,_

The members of the Norwalk Fire
Department will attend service at St.
Mary‘s Church. in a body. tomorrow
evening, when the rector. Rev. James
H. O'Donnell will Preach a special ser-
vice. The firemen have been ordered to

meet at the Fire Police rooms in Wall
Itreei. at 7 o 'clock in full uniform with
white gloves.

The Norwslk Board of Health was to
have held a meeting. last night. and
organize at the. City Council chamber.
In Wall street. but did not. owing to
the consolidation committee meeting,
two of the members ol the board also
being members. of the consolidation
committee. An adjournment was tak»
an to next Friday night.

~Freith Hams. 1299c lb. Hayes‘s.
William P. Hall. of lenses place, Nor-

terday. is in a critical condition. The
case was a very serious one and the
operation was performed as soon as
possible after he was taken to the in-
stitution. The operation was perform-
ed by William J. "lracey. assisted by
8r. Walter Hitchcock. Dr. James 6

dry and pr. Royal L. Higgins.

indie' h Cole (incorporated). of
Bridgeport. filed a certificate of organi-
zation at the town clerk's office yester~
day. The articles of incorporation
were filed a e time ago; and showed
the capital s ock to be 010,000 divided
lato'ioo shares of 825 each. The cen-
tificate states that the amount of cash
paid in is 010. the remaining 09.950 be-
ing in property. good will. books.»-
counts and office furniture. formerly
owned by the partnership of Prtndle &
Cole. The otheers of the cdrporatlon
are as follows: PresidentyPhilo H.
Prindle, who holds 109 shares: treas-
urer. Charles 3. Cole, who holds 300
shares; secretary. Elisabeth
Cole. who holds one share.
They are also the directors. Lucy W.
Prindle also hold one share.

: -—:Pork Chops and Roasting Pork.
misc lb. Baron’s.

 

be evangelistic in character from how
until Easter. Tomom: the address
5‘13. be‘ on “Sowing toxins Alsatian. ”
politics will sing "Oh' That I Knew
Where i blight Find Him" by M
or. and Mr. Pom w is
Jessa." ‘s Gospel

 

plants of this vicinity. . I cu l . ~ .
i Remember that thou goods are all of title season' a and and have , .
the right stle. , t . , ,, s, ;

‘ 014.00.04.00 0400, 05.20.00.00, 00.,40 00.00. 03.00.

Will read of other specmls in their ad .I

walk. who was operated on for appen- ,,
ilcitia. at the Norwalk Hospital yer .

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JANUARYN
Clearance

Parsing the policy which has made this stars lam-Iii
this part of the country. an m clearing all all of this an»

 

 

ing but new trash goods from which to make your selection-lit 0W _ ‘
to accomplish this surely we have made prices on all that is. have on
hand so low that they must appeal strongly to the thrifty and critical

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Youths’ suits and Overcosts, were 00.00 to 010.00; soiling new for I"

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Men's Suits and Overcosts, ws rs 00.50 to 022.00; soiling new for

04.00. 00.00, 00.80, 00.00. 00.00, 011.20, 012.00, 010.20, 010.00, 010.00.
IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.

suit. and Oval-costs, prices range 01.00, 02.00, 02.40. 02.00: 03-80.
03. 00. 04.,00 04.00. .

These Suits and Overcoats sold formerly from 02.50 to 07.00. , .

We are selling Toquss and Tams that were 40c for 8°» 00.00 for
girls or boys. ”on “a... ‘- ticks. . £5!

25¢, 39c and Add Underwear. to cioss,at19c. ,- ‘ I. ‘. ”I”.

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Select & Piili, Hills H Stink '¥

40 and no Wail "sneer
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OPPORTUNITIES

HONEY—Pure and undefilcd. from SCHEPP'B COCOANUT 10d
0. Hoyt of New Canaan. «Pints. 30c; We are overstocked and bo'lihd to
quarts, 50c; also bottles, 22c. Pint Cal. Every package good. 0c pkg. ‘ .
ifornis Honey in screw top tin can, 23c. EGGS—We have said two or tit .

Remember we have MAPLE BYR- hundred dozen of those 25s per dim
UP. Gnarls. 25c; pints, 15c; /, pints, Eggs with satisfaction to the W
10c. Bottles. Surprisingly good. Try.“ Warrant.

A few CRANBERRIEB at 10c qt. all good.

Elegant SWEET POTATOES, 15c PARSNIPs—Some nice ones. 2 till
2 quarts.

SWEET RUSSET CIDER—A new , THE BEST COOKiNG POTATO!
stock right up to our high standard. in this market are the Long island

tatoes. 25c pk. Try them. . "

22c gallon
A SALMON BARGAIN—Columbia Try my new stock of TEA. Fruit
and fragrant; sweat a GI

River. Flats, at 1!: tin.

A NEW CAN OPENER—Cuts round pies given for the as on.
or square tins; regular price 26:; our Chow, at 40c Fine Formosa Ooll'
price 12c. . “,I st55c.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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WOnly Eye Strain.

Only eye stlain indeed but it is responsible for mote Headaches, ..
Nervousnesa and general Discomfort than you give it credit. (or.
your eyes give you‘ the slightest trouble, is it not the st p‘ollc to ..
find out the cause? on- examination is low thorough d lzt'Jsts'y yo
nothing. if glasses are needed Proper Glasses Properly Adjdsted:’
our guarantee. . , , _ U ,

o. a. JACKSON

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Nickel Clocks 85o. ..
This Clock keeps accurate time and is warranted for one year

H. S. Rood

 

FISH ARRIVED TODAY:

BLUEFISH WEAKFIBH ClSCOES.
Codllsh. Flatdsh. Halibut. Frostflsh,
Salmon Pike, Buttcrhsh Smelt Span-
ish Mackerel Porgics Salmon Trout,
Herring.

Long Clams Bound Clams. Oysters ,
open and in the shell. .

Kale 15c pk.

R J . CUTBILL

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We Want Ten Youuu Men. Betw
Aces of 17 and 25. to
Telemann). We Guaranted
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