-'<1 AT 14 LAN‘E’S'D-
Phone 165-5
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l‘retiu close to
Home-Cookinih
Our Dinners and
Suppers.
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5| Washington Street.
b.1113:al 111111 1111113
Thaw—— BuIincII Directory witt be found
on Page 7 today, -
Miss Ellen Chasmar, of Norwalk.
has been the guest of friends in South-
port. -
Smokers and users 01’ tobacco, read
the advertisement 1 ' Whelpley &
Clark, '
*Large and varied line of Comfort-
ables and Counterpancs at special pric-
es during this sale. M. S. Smith & Co.
Ladies should hear in mind that the
sale which is being held at. the Boston
Store today is for this day only.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
W, S, Stnrtcvant is making a sacri-
lice sale of rugs and art squares. Read
his advertiscrncnl and learn the. prices.
~—.‘.lcn‘s& lloys' Winter Cups. O’Brien
The 1). M. Read (“ompany is adver-
tising upholstery fabrics, sacques and
kiinonos and specials in undermuslins
~—l‘ork Chops, 14c 1b. Hayos'.
Ernest it. Wilson requests The Sen-
tincl to dcny the. report that 111,1 is mar
ricd. and is keeping house in Spring
sll‘l'ct,
~~~111=irckti Lodge social and cut-11'-
tziintncnl tonight. Odd Fellows‘ Hal.
.-\ 121111111111 communication of Old 11’111‘
Lodge, l1‘. and A. M.. will be hcld ’I‘ucs»
day evening. Third degree and 115's-
tcr snppcr. .
T1111 Howland Dry Goods iompany is
:1111'1-1'tisinu: new costumes. ’l‘hc Illtllt‘b
:11'1- Interesting in anything new and
.1-11 will 1111'11 h't, 011cc and rciid about
them in the company" advertisement
—~'\’iontuuks vs Ynunigans. Monday
1.1L'1ht.
’11113 springs for 11111 lain street 1111.
house doors have ari'i'1".1l and will hr
put in position 11,1'(outr111tor M. J
1111 1111111. '1 be arrangements will 11
11111111 tiiat tin- 111'1Ve1' can throw the
doors open by one simple more, thc 111
slant 11c mounts the seat of the fire
apparatus.
——Ilr. M. S. Rosen. Eye and Ear Spc
viaiist from Bridgeport. removed hi-
11ihce from the Mahackenio Hotel. 1
.32 North Main St... So. Norwaik, when
he can be consulted on Tuesdays
'i‘ltursdays and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 1). n1. only.
"Ncw York to California in Eight
Minutes." will he the subject of a
stci'coptii'on lecture to 1111. given by Mr
1. It. Mount, of New York citv. in the
Y M. t‘. A. gymnasium. Saturday cron-
111:.:. February 28111. Mr. Mount \1'1‘1
titre one of his very interestinn; t’llljt"1't
talks at the boys' rally Sunday, Mar-'1.
1st.
1". A. Ditkci'nran his :1 new clock it
his neat and attractive new; and con
icctionm‘y store for the use 111' himsel‘
and his customers. it 1.1: not th11 11111.
town clock, although it is almost larg
i'nough. ‘ t' is one of the “Grandfather"
stvlc clocks. and stands about eigh'
feet high. it is an ornamental as well
cs useful acquisition to his store—-
New Canaan Messenger.
The Ladics’ Aid Society of the First
Methodist Church will have air old
fashioned New England supper in the.
basement of the church ncxt Wednm
day evening, snppenbeing served from
6 o'clock on. consisting of baked beans
salads, cold meats. ct cetera. The
lady waitresses will he costumed 11'
colonial style. and should prove c
drawing card to the evening‘s enjoy-
ment.
Au intcrnal revenue1 officer is 1101112
about the state, incidentally advisin'!
owners of .soda water fountains to de-
sist in.11sing syrups containing alcohol.
All claret preparations come under thi
head of tabcoed syrups. as well as
many of the other concoctions with
fancy names. The soda water mixer
must take no chances unless it is im-
material to him what the1 consequences
will be.
John Mooney. of this tor'n.
formerly worked for Light Bros. the
grocers. but has been residing» 11
Brooklyn ,for some time. changed 11‘
:1 prize tight Sunday. in Brooklyn. and
“knocked out" his man. winning a
good-sized purse. It is said the police
are? now looking “for the principals. for
violation the low in indulging in a
prize fight. Mooney has been engaged
in a number of tistlc. encounters. and
- has won quite a reputation as a scien-
.tiiie tighten—New Canaan Messenger.
Did You Ever Stop
,‘Te Think
that, the place to buy your Cigars and
' Telnet-o ta-where the stock is kept
right? We have such a place. and our
Clients are a‘wuys In condition to
smoke, whether :6an “one or a box.
Not too dry or too It.but inst I111
8!ka rmnhdtcplease
- mica Seventy two 11de or
Mgr: chemo born" 25 kinds of
whi
11011111111111 11111181111111.
M11111 Lida Vouburx, of Jenny City,
111 the guest of M1311 K. G Vesburgh.
Prof. Carl A Hurstrmom of Norwnik
is spending the 11111 111 New Y'ork city. 1
The Team [lri1cr‘s
meeting last night at 11111 Central Lab-
01‘ I4."('I’""I.
J. W. Sindhi-.11 the piano dcauei‘.
has placed ("11ailes H.C1n1k 111 charge
of 111.11 Yonkers SIOI'L'
Charles A. Anders-111 is slowly rc-
covering from 1111 attack 01"11111 grip
at his home in Taylor avenue.
~'l‘u1n-1 111111 Tobogaanu. () Brien.
William l.y1111.1 of (‘iicstnnt uti'cct
South N111 1111111 111111 111111111 11 position
with the (‘1'1‘0 ut & Knapp t.‘.ompiiny
’I‘hi- Retain-01.111 Ilobson, of lb'idzc-
port. will preach in St. Paul's Church
tornor'1o11 at the 10:30 11.111, service.
M11411 11111111 811111111111. (11‘ Long Island.
is 111 town 111'1'-1 11111 Sabbath. thc mics-t
(:1 M11: 147.1:11111111‘11 01' \1 11111 stl‘cct,
1\111'walk
11‘1-11'111' Gallons; Wcars longer,
The donninus t‘inb 111' the South .\‘o1'-
1111111 (“onci'cgntionai Church will 11c
addrcsu-d 11111111111111 noon 11,1' .1. A.
Richardson-
A regular meeting 111‘ South Nor4
“tilk Conclave. l. (l. 11,.
161111 Hull last 111111111111.
ncss was transacted.
was held 111
Routine 1111111-
A number 111‘ owners of trottin'z
horses in Norwalk mud to New (1114
i‘aan 5cstt-riia1' anti attcudcii 1111- races
held on the main sire-.11 there.
~~Ho1's' tint:- and (Tops. O'Brien.
A watcr 1:1;111 under the floor of the
(lily Printing (‘oinpany froze last
night and burst. Houry i1‘1'oeb‘s bar-
ber nlltlp 111111111'11-111111 was flooded.
The hit-scs Painter. of Stamford.
wci'c 111.1- pin-1's 'i‘iitit'duy, of Miss Mill”
2111111 ”1111111111. of Huviiand street , and
attended 1111- Brown college reception
in the evening ‘
Miss Annic Andrews. 01‘ West avc—
nuc. who is :1 student at. Mrs. llinck'11
school 111 New Milford. came to Net'-
walk Iti.~'l 1112111 to attend the military
1-1111111'1- party at the armory.
'1'111- Children of Mary Society, of
St. Mary's Church. will hold a special
moi-11111: at 4:30 o‘iilock Sunday after-
noon to cinnplcto arrangements to:
a $01 1111 cvcninu to he give 11 on Tues-
11111' crcning'.
~-A completi- line of Fancy 111111
\Vhitct,‘1'ocl-1u',1' for-3111111 itlc cit. 1.1111110
ot' the special features 111' thi1 llazsciucnt
for tin-(11111111111: Sale MS. Smith S; ('0
(";111111111 it 5111111“: . 11.111 has 111'11 111 1111
[11.11111 111 1111..- 11111.‘ 11111:; ilcpartmcnt «,1!
the Yolk 1111‘omptinylcavcs tutu-:11
row for Scotland, lln.. whi-rc 1111 will
take a position with Jt'«'~11 1|. 'i‘o‘lc':
.1111111-1'1y of Norwaik.
N1’1t for some years has thcrc 1111-111
so much icc in 1.11111; lsia'id Sound :1
there is at present. A well-known scir
hiring 1min statics that the ice 11111111111
from 1111- 11111111- at Wilson's Point out
to 1111- Smith's island 1111111 and is at
11111111 strong 1111-1111111 to 11-1111' thc wciuh.
of a 1112111.
—-Thc (Ii't'lli (‘1'.111'1'11 llcnciit Sali- op-
cnts Sat. :1. 111.. l-‘eb. 2151, with Trinity
ladies in charge, at M. S. Smith & (111‘s
Work was commenced this morning.
cutting 1111 1111 Brit:- 11111111. The ice 1~~
considcrably over 11 foot in thickness.
111'. .1. t‘. Nix-1231111111. 111' Hudson.
‘\.'41w York. will 111'4. rich in plzic - 111‘ Rev,
Karl Kretzmnnn. of Stamford. 111 the
German Lutheran Chapel, 1111 111111
street. tomorrow tVi-lllllg‘.
A special scrricc will be 1111111 111
the l1‘it'st t‘1111141'cgatiotir'.l (‘11111'1111 1;-
Noi'yt'nik tomorrow evening1 at 7:211). 11'.
1'c1-oiziiition 111' \i'asliinotou's Birthday.
Mr. Gibson will play patriotic sch-1'-
tions. the quartet 11'111 11111: "Eicliberg's
“To 'l‘hce. () Country!" and the pastor
will preach on "The Litc and (‘harac
ter of Washington"
«Ladies limbieiias. O'Brien.
BES'I' FIR 'I'iIE
IIIWELS
{ 3111 1111-1-11 t 1: r1 guiar, hcnithy .111 wt mi 111 pl I‘h
pin-'11s 11- 1' 11:11 11111 '1'a ill or (11111111; t-p 1.1111
11111'12111111111. 41'1111111 111111 l“"11111hl1111111I1n11-1-f 111'-
cut-pin 1111111'11 1i -,o-1 11 d111- vrrtu- ’ll.c r4111.
1.11, 11..-1u t. 1;;11-1111111L1uy of hot-plus; 11H" tame-111
dear-11nd 1.111111 1111. 1111.11
CANDY ,
CATHARTIC‘
FAT 151111.110: CANDY
I’ll-111mm. l'fll'lf’tl 1c Potent. Tut-10.0w 11' (load.
111ch 11.11.1111. Wont: c.,1 or Grip». 111 :1. mutt-1 coutI
1111' hot "--rltr1fe1' lrce Inn.pi1~.o.-l 1.11.01.31.61.-
11- 11111. Ail-truss
mouse 811‘.le cum“. (‘IN‘AOOOI' NEW you
KEEP Yilllll 81.11811 CLEAN
15 CENT SHEET MUSIC EOR FRI-
DAY AND SATURDAY
Including the following: “When
Kate and i were Coming Through the
Rye." “in the Sweet Bye and Eve."
"Way Down Yonder in the Corn Field.”
“0111' Director" March. “Please Let. Me
Sleep," "Didn't He Ramh‘e'!" “Eva."
Complete line of McKinley Sheet Mu-
sic. 10c,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
WALTHAM
WATCHES.
Riverside and Royal Grades
specially mommmddfor those
«calming caddies" for accurate
time. '
L11 gold gold fiIId and III-
Uniou held a'
.mpcr there ware gill; twelve mt.
inns In Trousers.
All sizes at each price;
See them:
Trousers.
character of our custom work.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tcl. Call. 32-2.
OUR GREAT GUARANTY: SA TISP‘ACTMN OR MONEY BACK.
TROUSERS
' AT VERY 11m: PRICES.
Last. week’s announcement of the must remarkable Trousers bar-
gains ever before heard of in '1 . e Nor'Wu‘ks
from many area. Most of these men had already tasted of Red Tag
8an bargains and were ready for more. 1
if you‘ve been to our great. sulc. you know the1 variety and extent
of the bargain offerings, and will appreciate thesi- extraordinary offer-
If you're neglected to attend the sale, perhaps the
Trousers at. very little. prices will tempt you to come.
1111 lines included in the sale; all good
1 $2.00 AND $2.50 TROUSERS, CUT TO $1.48.
I $3.00 AND $3.50 TROUSERS, CUT TO $1.98.
; $4.00 AND $5.00 TROUSERS, CUT TO 32.98.
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E Special for a few days 0111y«-—Y0ur choice of patterns of $5 Trouser-
I ings made to your measure for $3.48-«1ncrciy to introduce you to the
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brought ready response
NORWALK.
Tel. Call 44-4.
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Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and 111 the
and you 111111 11111111 11111111 cxpcnsivc, ’l‘hc digestive organs
111‘ :1 horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff 111111 dirt-t.
That is why I sell CLEAN OATS, SWEET HAY and
111011 GRADE I’I'IICII.
quantity you 111in 11'is11——1'1'er,1' 11111: of the highcst stand- .
11rd of quality.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
A word from you will brim: any
NEW 1511111511
Revised General Statues of Connecticut
NOW/READY.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
'19 WALL STREET.
NpRWALK. couu.
“PUSH! Pusan Pusu 11' "
It 8 push! push.
stand that ruins so innitr oven
push. "a little beyond what nature intended
Work never
abuse thht 111111111111 an} organ of the 11111111111 system
HOMER B. HOY'I'.
HS [0
kills. it's orcrw',01k negictt.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Office hours 8 to 11: ~15;
South Norwalk, Conn.
12: 45 to 6: 30. Satmday evenings 7-11.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons,
PHOTOGR'APHS, PHOTOGRAPHS
1 , In all the Latest StyleI.
jACKSON'S PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS,
are the finest. most permanent of all Photoqrap/is.
CORRECT PORTRAITURE OU'R AIM.
JACKSON '5 STUDIO
Oppoaite Hotel,
53 Wall Street, Norwalk.
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The gas range is one of the help-
mates of the housewife and as prices
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are new low for good ranges and the'
use of gas one is really-11101 warranted
in not installing a range in their kitch-
en The Connecticut Railway
It thightinz Company will send a rep-
resentative to you if you will send
them a postal. They also make con-
uectiom free.
——We c‘ use at noon Feb. 2311. 11‘. D.
Lawton 1}. Co
Special music. a pItrlotic address.
and an interesting exercise by ten
101mg ladies in costume will be fen.-
tures of the program arranged by the
Farther Lights Society of the South
Norwnlk Baptist Church for their an-
nual patriotic meeting which will be
he‘d next Tuesday evening. February
21.11) the church at 8 o'.clock to which
all yén’ng people are most codlaily in-
vltnd
Fewer Gallons; Wears longer. 1
Emerson AMI led the Junior Band
meeting in the Blast Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, last night. 011 11c-
ccunt. of the colonial reception end
i
Libraru Books.
The Books in our School Library
now number nearly fifteen hundred.
Thanks to the friends of our School
Children, who the Health
Brand Labels. Did it pay‘.I
saved
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RUMORED DISSATISFACTION.
American Appointments on AlaIkan
Communion Protected by Canada.
LONDON. Feb. iii—A dcspntch to
the London Time: from Ottawa de-
clares that Canada has formally pro-
tested to the imperial government at
alnst the appointment of Senators
Lodge and Turner on the Alaskan Com-
mission The foreign office which has ‘
received no omcinl protest. is. howeVer,
unomclally aware of the fact that the'
Canadians are dissatisfied with the ap-
pointments of Meul‘s- Lodge and Tur-
ner and the oniciais here .113 not see
how they can take any action in the
matter.
The Spectator discuIeing 1.19 Ameri-
cnn appointees sayaa “Secretary'Root
is unquestionany one of the Iblsst
men alive today in the, Anglo-Saxon
world of politics Senator Lodge is
also a men of great weight and influ-
ence and is I worthy representative of
the best traditions of the route I dc
iibentlve body Which tor the power it
ever-ones has no (elicit in the world. " f‘“ ,
Continuing the
m M {h
Real
Tooth Brush
Luxury
cannot be and unless you have a
. good Tooth lli'usl1———one which
cleans cvcrv nook and crevice
' 111111 does not shed its bristles.
Our “fillet-1111" curved handle is
just such a brush.
lT's 26c.
' and is sold with a guarantee.
' A SulllDIt' bottle of Oriental
1 Tomb Ponder given with each
: one.
, Ciiiiord Pharmacu "
PHONE 15-2.
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A WORD OF EXPLANATION.
Secretary Norris. of Y. M. C. A., He-
ptieI to Musical Union LetterI.
Y. .\1 t‘. A, Rmmiri,
1:1 South Main Street.
So..\'111'\1nlk, 11011 2.1111 lilO'l.
To 1111-! liiiitor of The Sentinel: Willi
your kind 1111'111issi11n I should like to
any a word 1111111111111: the following
couriuunicntion and resolutions:
Siiiiiifortl. Vol), 111, 1903.
To 11111 Manager Y. M, (‘. A. Orches-
ll‘it, 1\'111'\\'alit.
11111114 Sir: Your 11111111111111 is called
to criclnscil resolutions. passed at a
meeting of Norwnlk Musical l'nion No.
52, A, 14‘. 111' .\1,, 1111111 134-11. 113, 1903.
\'1-1',v truly,
1., ti. Wittiil. Sccrctnry.
\\'111-1'1-:1.~4, 'l‘lic non-union musical or-
ganization, known 11.11 the Y. M. (‘. A.
Ul‘CIll'SIlll and 1111- Y. M. (‘. :\.'Man1lo
1111 (‘11111 arc girius 111111' scrviccs nt
cutci'taiiiniciils 111' 111'1'1'1' tlinci'iptioli
public and private. thus depriving
mcmbci's 1.1‘ this union 1'1'11111 11 chance
to M’t'lll‘l' business. and.
Witt-runs, Said orchestra and 11111111111-
lin club harc ‘111111'111'1-11 at entertain-
mcuts 12111111 111' 111' lilitIt'l‘ 1111- illll'ipit‘l'r;
ot‘ the Hat l-‘ini-lici's' and lint Trim-
lllt-‘l‘s' .-\s1211cintions, and also 11111 Paint-
111's' and iii-corntors‘ l'uion. then-fore.
I10 '1?
Resolved That rut-1111111121: 111' all 1111-
ions 11c return-11111 111 rcfi'aiii from 1111'
ing tin-11' patroinrcc 1'1 citiul'litlllnltlllis
ti-xci-pt thus-1' 111111111' 1111- flllhllIl'UH 111'
11111 Yonns; hit-11's t‘lrri<tiau Ass-1111a»
tiont whcrc the two 111'11'114111 orcnniztr
1111111: 1111111111 ri-ici't'cii 111 shall furnish
1111‘ music, 111111 in- it further
Resolved. 'l‘i-al thc st't'l‘vlill')‘ cans-1:1
copy of 111111.11 resolutions to l11-sci1t to
the Hat 11‘i11i.~111-.r-1'. 11::f 'l‘i'ininict's‘.
l'aiiilci's' 111111 1)111'111'1iti11'.~' Unions, and
also to 1111- sw't'ciiiry of 1111- Control
Labor l‘niou. unit 111 111:1 Y. .\i, (.‘, A.
Orchestra 111111 11111 \ .‘l. t‘_ A. 3111111111
1111 (‘lnh
As gt'llt‘lzil .-'1-i 1'1-t.'1:\ of 1111.- Yoiilli'
Men's (‘hri stiizn .'\i~’;il('itlli0n 111111 1111111
ancr of 1111- Y, 711. t‘ A. Orchestra and
Mandolin. llanio and (iniinr Club, 1
111111 1111111111 11111111 to 111111 ii word of 11,1;
pinball-.11 recur-liner IIlt‘r‘l' two musical
organizations, which 11.11111 conu- under
1111- ban 1.111111 Norwalk lliisital Iliolcc»
ti1'c 171111111.
111 11111 tin-1 pincc. tlic YounE Men's.
Christian Association is not n 1111111111‘
11111111111: institution. 11111 is organized to
hop ,1'1111111: 1111 n intciit-tumily, social
1,1' 11111111111111 and spiritually.
T111150 two 111',1:1111:'.nli11ns within 1111
association are a part 11111111c-11111ation
:11 features of its work, very much the
rhino as 11111 inoclrnnicnl drawing class
and 11111 class for 111.- study 11111111 Eng-
lish languusc, 111' 1111111 11111‘1-1'1-111'11 be
in: that lIlt‘ll‘H is 111.11- 31',
"l'hcy hu1'c 11111 1---. .1 organized with
any 11111111111111 to play 111 Illilkt‘ money.
and so it is not silliiljzi' that their
friends have iiit'itc-l them to play at
various public and priratc entertain-
ments, especially when they were will
1111: to 1'11'11 1111111' scr1iccs
T he Young Mcn' s t‘ bristinn Assurin-
tion is n piiilaitthi'opit institution and
11clic1 11.1 hi'fll'ilIV in the dotttiuc of
reciprocity and would have tin.1 good
people of the Norwalks to understand
that it mists to hcip the youth of the
community
it seems strange that .1 5110111; and
powerful prom-151011111 musical organi
zation like the ‘Norwnlk Musical Pro-
tective linion' should in any way be
trimmed or disturbed over the possi
biiiiy 0111 few Y. M C A boys (organ
izcd into purely amateur clubs for the
stud) of music) taking away all of the
chances of its members for making
money.
With these few words of explanation
regarding the object and aim of the
Young Men‘s Christian Association.
and t e conduct of Its own musical or-
ganizations we will lame it to a music
loving community to pass judgment 11p-
on the action of the Musical Union.
and to say whether the association
shall continue to encourage the study
of music among its members or not
and also be denied the privilege of do
big any philanthropic work by giving
scnice for the benefit of the Hospital.
churches and the like.
JAMES H.
81' the B‘altimore American' s poet is
thus described the preaching of one
minister.
A droning monotone he need 1
When he was talking to his flock;
The sort of nifeetion that
Made ultra-wicked scoflers much.
And ere he'd talked a half an hour
The pious one: were lost in slumber
And all about the house was seen
Degcut heads nodding. without num-
er
And. then. one sinful wag there was
Who saw I point too good to keep;
And to his friend in whispers ‘Inid
"He's giving his beloved sleep "
NORRIS.
"Do you keep into hours young
mIn?“ asked the blue-nosed woman of
the clerk in the music store. "We' ve
got “The Clock" in the Steeple Strikes
one. mI.‘ am, if that's what you want?”
—Yonkers autumn. '4
Lox nor-riff”
”136111de Warrior was:
”grim-v.
Why Should You Bo {An
Exception.
Others Iave money on their new Apparel. You should do the,
same. We want to treat all alike. Come In today so as not to be dilly; ..
pointed.
Little Boys' Suits and Overcoats, ages 3 to 14, 32 and 82.60 mil”. 1%
cut to $1.49. :3 and 33.50 grades. cut to 11.89. 1'
Youths‘ Stilts and Overcoats, ages 14 to 20 years, 85 to 86.50 and“,
cut to $3.98. 88.50 to $12 grades, cut to 86.49.
All of our 81 and 81.50 Shirts, to aims at 890.
Men's and Boys' 3913 Underwear. at 19c, ‘ w
We continue Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Suits and Over-
coats at same low prices mentioned last week. 1‘
$1.50 and 32 Buffalo Gloves. at 981:.
Early Spring styles of Crofut I: Knapp Hats. 82 to $3.
Selleck & Price] 3‘
95 Washington Street, So. Norwalk.
810111111111 111111101113"
NEW LENTEN GOODS.
Threads of Codfish, bOxes, 91: box, or
3 for 25¢.
Bloater Herring, 2 for SC.
Real Fresh EggI are getting cheaper
all the time.
improvement in Slicing Dried Beef.
New and sharper knives just introduc-
ed will make it possible for us to do
To hurry off 300 bushels nice Leno
island Potatoes, we reduce the price
for a time to 90¢: bUIth, in 5 bthci '
tots. No frozen potatoes here.
SPURR'S REVERE COFFEE.
Have taken the agency for this Cob
fee. The prcprietor of it claims it to "
be the best in the U. s. We IhIII put It'
the work of beef cutting to perfection. out and let the public decide about it.
Any quantity from 5c up. Sample it. Revere Java Coffee, 32c lb. Try It.
Lorenzo Dibble.
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Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more Headachel. ,
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for. If.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble is it not the best policy to -
find out the cause? 0111' eramin ation is 1"eiy thorough and costs you
nothing. if glasses are needed Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted ll
our guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON,
OILDUATI OPTIOIAN
BI WALL STREET, NORWALK. GONNu-g
O.
Bituminous tor steam producing.
Careful drivers: Clean Coal.
ROGERS anoruirns' :11. var PM no want. .-
Anything whatever in the celebrated line is here.
H. S. Rood,
I 6 South Main Street. South Nam-talk.
Cutbilis Bridge Fish Market
WE HAVE TODAY:
Bi UEFiSH WEAKl-‘lSH, SALMON
PlKE AND PICKEREL. CISCOS
FROS 1 FISH. OYSTERS. LONG
L'LAMS, ROUND CLAMS. (opened and
hf the shell). EXTRA FINE ESCAL-
LOPS.
SHAD. 30 and 60¢ each.
Come and inspect our goods. We
guarantee them to be strictly fresh.
R. .1. CUTBILL.
Went End Wuhington Street Bridge.
Next to FerriI' Coal Office. ' . 4
Tel. 108. \ ,.
Prepara tron
is the safe-guard against defeat.
How deplorable is he who is prevented from "
ing better ccmpenution became of lack of p
We are prepared to prepare YOU for d butt:
Norwalk Chronicler