Evening sentinel, Friday, January 22, 1904 · page 3

 

 

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Local News Notes.

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity Rain to
night; Saturday clearing and colder.
The storm is central this morning over
>' lake Erie. it has increased consider-
ably in the past twenty- -four hour!. it
is producing rain from the Mississippi
river outward to the coast. Storm
warnings are displayed along the
coast. Conditions favor for this vicini-
t! rain tonight, followed on Saturday

by clearing and colder weather.

 

 

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—-—l.enox soap 3c bar. F. D. L. t 00.
Mrs. Clinton Hunter, of Sound View

Terrace. is entertaining friends from

New York city.

-—ll'resh pork 10c. Buttery‘s Mitt.

Miss Jessie Barnum, of Danbury, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. llldward Beers,
of Lowe street.

-Linonine lubricattss the bronchial
pusa‘gds and heats inliammations. All
drtt sts, 25. 50, 81.

William Dou herty has resumed his
duties at A. an mons stable after a vis-
it In New York.

—-Chop beef 3 lbs. 25c at Bchattb‘s.

William "H. Mosher. of the South Nor-
walk Municipal Electric Works. has
been visiting itt Bridgeport.

——Canes and mourning bands. O‘Brien.
Buckingham Post. fl. A. R... of Nor~

walk. will hold a meeting this evening

at the post room in Wall street.

”Tums and 'i‘oques. U'Brien‘s.

Mrs. Mary E. Waterbury, of Grove
street. has returned from Darien, where
she has becn spending several weeks.

—~F‘resh pork 10c. Buttery's Mkt.

Edward. F, Hands. of Belden avenue,
Norwaik, was in Newark. yesterday at-
tending the funeral of Policeman Jot-t-
eph 'l‘rov.

—-Anothe.r lot of ribbons. remnants.
all widths. 10c. yd. M. S. Smith a C0.

Managerl-loward _W. Doty, of the
(rootstock Brothera‘ store Norwaik
is laid up at his home in Berkley
street by illness

——Llnonine at lted-tlme’ assures a
good night‘s rcst-~frees the throat of
tickles, clears the lungs of phlegm.

Don’t fall to investi ate the money
saving prices of ‘the ew York Groc-
cry Go. See ad. for the. usual big in-
ducements for Saturday.

._Lenox_ soap ”MN; Di 1...: 00m>
.ew wl

The funeral of first
be held tomorrow afterntion at 2
o'clock from the Silvermine Chnpci.
licv. Mr. Purdy officiating.

entrusting Pork 100 lb. liayes'.

‘Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of
the Sons of America, held a regular
meeting last night. Nothing bttt rou-
tine matters were considered.

--Linonine removea catarrhal collec-
tions from the membranes of the
throat and lungs and causes the ma-
cus to flow naturally and healthfully.

The mill end sale. will soon be over.
so act without delay and make big sav-
ings. impossible to tell in type of the
bargains of this sale. Visit the store
and Judge for yourself.

-—-Chop beef 3 lbs. 25c at Schauh's.

The funeral of Lewis Shipman. of
Weston who was wcuabnown in Nor-
wnlk. was held this afternoon at 1
o'clock from his late home. interment
was in St. Matthew's Cemetery. Wilton

——Nat_ive chickens and fowis We and
lilo lb. Hayes‘.

William T. Griffin. formerly of South
Norwalk, and who had a weliearned
reputation as a chicken fancier, enter-
ed a flock of Barred Plymouth Rocks
in the Northern Pennsylvania Poultry
Show, and secured second prize,

—Umbreilas, Umbrellas at 0 Brien's.

bran! ~ 1' its“ baahb .ae'
tween the boroughs or Turtle Creek

 

and Wilmardia and the water covered
the tracks of a Union Traction Line
to‘ihe depth of a foot. The water con-
tinued to rise rapidly during the night

and is expected to reach three feet on
the street car tracks by morning. The
cellars of fifty houses were beginning
to all with water shortly before 1
o‘.cioclt The water in the creek is
tracking up from the Monongahela and
huge cakes of ice and debris have been
carried into the roadway.

Several feet of water is rushing or.
or the ice in the Alleghnty River. prac-
tically all the way from New Kenning-
ton to Verona. if the volume of water
continues to increase the Twelve Mile
and Fourteen Mile islands will be cov-
ered and Springdale. Cbeswick and Byl
run will be under water by daylight.

CURED A'TIR IUFPIRINO TIN
VIARO.

B. F. Hm. Bupt. Mlamichls a Mfr
Co, Mlddietown 0. suffered for ten
years with dyspepsia. He spent hun-
dreds of dollars for medicine and with
doctors without receiving any perma-
nent benefit. He says. “One night
while feeling exceptionally bad i war
about to throw down the evening paper
when i saw an item in the paper re
gar-ding the merits of chol Dyspepsia
Cure. l concluded tatry it and while
i had no faith in it I felt better after
the second dose. After using two hot.-
tles I am stronger and better than i
have been in years. and i recommend,
Kodoi Dyspepsia Care to my friends
and acquaintances suffering from atom

 

 

 

ach trouble." Sold by Clifford Phar
macy. so
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A’i‘ llilY’P'S THEATRE.

'i‘he Chester, Pa.. Republican. Nov-
ember l-l, l903, toys of the coming
week's plays, at lioyt's' Theatre: “At
a rough estimate over eight hundred
pcoplc were turned away from the
(‘hestet Opera House last night, after
the last 3 it. 0. had been. said. To the
largest audience ever inside the theatre
on the occasion of a popular-priced

show. the Myrkie-liurtier Company
presented "Little Alabama" in a high-
iy satisfactory manner. individual

mention has already been made of all
the principal members of the company.
so suffice it to say, at the end of the
Week, that the organization seems to
grow stronger with each succeeding
performance.
i~‘i."i‘i'lll'l‘t"S ROMANCE.

EVf‘i‘)’ cvent that fills the public eye
has he romantic side, atttl especially is
this true of such an affair as the Great
It‘llllll‘liy race. The initial race was
won by the (treat Proctor Knott, in
1883. and tin more heart-moving epi-
sode can be imagined than the. picture
of his dying'owner, good old Slant Bry-
ttttt, who, on his .h couch. was
brought to the qua hurt-uh that he
ntight feast his eyes I the last time.
on his ardcntiy-lovod hol'se. lie wntc lt-
cd the fleet horse rush to victory over
the tourse as though his flying feet
were obeying only the mind of his
owner, and with one last look at the
famous Jersey racing field green in its
summer verdnrs, Bryant whispered“?

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later The story of Joe Braxton in
Eleanor Downs. and the-bringing tors
thcr of their lives b the’ttieana of this
race; and its gallali “mine Winner is
told'in the live acts of Mr. Higgins'
new play, entitled “ills Last Dollar,"
nner. lliggins is aided by a large and
competent company in, the presenta-
tion, which is complete in scenic and
mechanical requirements. The play,
under the direction of Messrs. Stair &
Nicolai. will be presented at ”oyt'r
Theatre, tomorrow afternoon and to
night.

 

, AN EDITOR SPEAKS.

Editor Lynch. of the "Daily Post,"
Pbilllpsburg N J. has tested the mar-
its of Foley‘ s Honey and Tar with this
result: “1 have used a great many
patent remedies in my family for
coughs and colds. and i can honestly
say your Honey and Tar is the best
thing of the kind i have ever used and
i cannot say too much in praise of il."
Sold' at Plalstted’s drug store, South
Norwats and A. C Siliiman's Darien.

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The clearance sale of ingraln carpets
at Read' a runner fail to interest you.
ingrains of the standard. makes. best
quality of wool and of all styles and
colors are to sonata for 65 cents a
yard. See. ad. ,

—-8peciai prices on entire stock of
genta' ladies' and children's hosiery
and underwear. M, S. Smith & Co.

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Public Market
Offers;

loaatPork../ ......... .......tccttr.

Omall Fresh Cal Hams, ...... 10c lb.
Small Fruit Hams, .14c In.
Prlml Rib Rout, ............ 14c ib.‘
Choice Romeo-reared Fowl, .. 1st; lb.
Marwius Sausage, ............ 12o lb.
Frankfurter Sausage, ....... 10c lb.
-—8TEAKI—
shoulder, .. toc‘ttr.
Bhutan. .......... Math.
atrtatn, ............. .. tie to.
Porurttouu........... .mata.

PUB‘hlfi’MARKET

«commentaries-stratum .

This is the week to eat Spanish
Macierel. You can ltuy them for 10c
a pound.

Boston Blue, 'lc lb.
Haddock, 7c lb.
Market God, So lb.
‘roat Fish.’ 0 lbs for 250
limp. whole fish.10c it).
Olson: and White Fish. 10c lb.

German Car Blue l-‘ish Weak Fish.
Sea Trout su- If God Halibut. smelt.
Pickers] all selling at reasonable
prical.

CAPT“. humssa

East lad of Washlagmn ltraat will.
:Old Salvation Army Paildlna._

 

Think Those Prices”
' Otter;

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I Mamie a Ham,

Bi

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fo
tat/3c lb.

Mamln’ a Samoa. . 2 the for: 26:

Native Veal,

scrotum. 10: up is

Rib. Roast. ‘ 101: up
coop loaf.10cib.,3lbs..

Mould» Steak. 113

Profit

small Freak Hams.

 

 

, A soawALK MAN circus.
Mild" c.

Charity Foundation Corporation re
elected the following members to the

ry 0 Warner, New Milford: Frederick
hero of the corporation reelected the

liam B. Hail.
Ailing New Haven.

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‘i‘ fill

The Mill End Sale will soon be over.
Great as were the lots of merchandise then are fast beintl

exhausted.

Act Now and Save

it is not possible to replenish them now. so the sale must

come to an end.

in the time still left. uou mail save as oasiltt as uou spend

usuallu. Mill End prices are not based on usual costs and prof
its: then are based on Mill End cost and Mill End profit-end Mill
End profit is small profit to the merchant.

But the Mill End sale is a sale of profit to the customer.

Everu sort of merchandise. almostis included in it.
met who comes should see to it that; nothiuu is overlooked.

Do not depend on the newspapers

uout own judgment are best.
End sale. and beptofited.

Evetu custo-

Your own cues and

Come. and use them at the Mill

The sale closes Saturdau night'so come with no delau.

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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS 00.. BRlDGEPORT.

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t-aorr ”No.8“ 05£3 6' l Itoovr t-aorr
Semi-Annual V. 0a Clothing Sate

'i‘ wicc a. .year we hold a general reduction sale tofivau out all our stock—to make way for the

coming season" a new goods.

those sales are anxiously waited for and esgdhlf' patront/cd by
'ihlu year we' vs got larger s-tmks and wider assortment: titan ever .‘tcfotc. .
“ill you come? COIlP in “lit-t to look." -'We lithe pleased to show \ou, better pics-ted to sell

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Extra salesmen. Alhrtt. n. ~ l. Mail 0 rs.
. , .t,
,, ’ * 30ft , -
”:0th ”I A
w,,m”m "m1”. nmtttntn ratcas. sAts caress.
sum (ripened n w.“ stoop Fancy Cheviot Suits. bl.”
moo ‘a nanny. l static Plaid cantor mm. are
32“” ”:M ‘Eggx'b ._ slam fancy t‘aaalmere. l0.“
tam Hg... “.1 )4 "am. In,” dildo inanimate and Wanted. ll.“
“out; gllzdmll‘a'l‘i ovum? 1:: SIM) t‘a-imrre and Worsted. ll...
. VP e y
‘ 5:1thth and Wanted. is...
moo "m 5'" "mm" "1 straw cum and Wanted. tart

Man’ a Overcoats t-g Off

l0.(l10lford and Black l‘.rlsu 0:
Who Oxford and Ii I‘v has.

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taco Motions and l‘.riou 1:30
trim air-lions and Prion. taco
lilglt- grade Oxfords. ll."
\tcanu and mum. ld.d‘l
.tIl imported Overcoatinga. ".01
on imported liars and Gray. [LOT
.00 (‘ nstont Cloths. It...
i1.” famous aktbhamn his»
tlvvrwata. never before induced.
now H at. I.“
Item O'r‘allea l'rlaaa tmrcoats.
excellent cloth. ma with satin
yott and .aico've nlrtg heavy
worsted hotly Hahn. t or. II...

Man' 3 Extra Trousers l-3 Off

00 film-g Cheviot Pants.

Youtha‘ Suits. Sizes to to so

.00 Black t‘beviot Polls. “.8
.oo Chariots. ill-re flargux I.
"100 Bunch Mixtures. I.”
12.50 Fancy (‘asattan‘ 0.“
Iill (I) P‘inoal I‘itrviola. II. N

Men' 8 Black Cheviot and

Thibct Suits
l0.00 Black f‘ttevlof bolts. “-07
”.30 Thnwt and .lfbcsitti Hilts. I”
tall) Blarit Unfinished Worsted. 10...
I‘m Cheviot and 'I‘hlhtt Hllll. ht“
man than t‘br-vlot and “lb". It”

BiackCutavvay Coatsk Vast!

.w oops came mPaata. Iu'liltllll our ex utatle Prince Albert or
“Uli‘lm'fiwfl to. thclt (“new wit tests to match.
«is and Chariots. "1 intro 'htibots. also Diagnosis. all!
so) Rngttan Worstrda I. raw Worststla and Ulnlmlll. t.
‘0, .m‘“ Wounds. that) Worsted. and “IIMIM. 10.“
IA“ Luafom Worm-do. I.“ 133% lznlltllh'd :torsmis. 3.:
. l. I i \' t .
Spring Top Overcoat: " n "M f" .4. '
'24” m (auto the mo. Mar Cravenetta coats r-s Off
5.5% fififizfg‘hflfim l: meant“: and mum: an. 1"
o. as x t‘ttaviota. to...
i410 Iiack Olford and Fancy. I.“
‘3'“ m' m" '“ 01m II... lbw Tan and Oxford I rave-otter. u.“
H.“ .‘ LOW ”k0. Ul:t1(::aaortmeni f‘rlratiey Cran- N
2.00 fill flats for also. song .00 c'ravmttea sad lain f‘oata. 3:”
men's shapes and stable bloods. 01.“ am Olford and Fancy Crave»
0. so slit and 0am Ila Is. an action. tan

thrift) tltottsantls.

manner..- filltxl. Special ,dclit‘ery of pack-

Burst-Overseers by Oil

Sixes 'i to Ill ears
lliitil'L All ill t'tts “Ll I’ll
0.5 l‘rlrus IIIII tulwvlols
.urt t‘rims and Ittvviota.
I.” All wool t'hrvlots.
[5.06 Ail-wool Mellon-t.
Mun Fries» and Cltevlnil.
r105 t’t-evk-ta and ”ritual.
39.05 Prince and hieltona.
UH.” l‘ltteai Hollow.

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0 38383833.

Russian Overcoats a I.) t

t.” triers and Mixtures.

t. l I'm-m and t‘bcriots.

'5. Tan and Blue Kenn-a.

so.“ ‘ran and lilac Krraeya.

if.” Blue t‘beviots. flannel lining.
[0.95 Fine Tan and [line Ker-0y.

Boys' Suits LJ Off

Two» loco Rails. Norfolk. Inasiaa all
sailor louse liuita, aiaea It
Cl” Fancy Mixtures.

”.0 5 Blue Cheviot-

.ss ilorgos and cantata.
(‘aaalmerea and “.lntt-ta
t‘ttartota and Blue iterges.

3.“ t aulmeres and t‘hovtota.
.00 Wounds and (‘aaalmem
hm- place Suits. it) to Id.

Fancy f‘lteviota
fancy and llitte (Yhevleta.

I“ I'd-"9a aml liiath Tim-eta

inmates" numeric“,
or ta and a.
Black Thibola.

”I! Bins Forges

Iors' Extra nan Pants.

ll.” Fancy alumna.

.t. t bev etc and Corduroy.

.llt‘heviots and Corduroy.

Men' 5 Shoes Reduced

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32,328,.

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as: amaze sasscai

“Get the Habit"---Go to the Four Convenient Stores

new",
41 mm St.

14 OFF. ) 1-3 OFF“

wheeler Ra-liactod Lita
Member of Masonic Corporation.
HARTFORD. Jan. 13. --'l‘ho Masonic

of Managers. yesterday:

duke s Lockwood. RWal-slyde: lien-t
.Btcvcns. Bridgeport. The life mom
ilowlng members:

Arthur C. Wheeler, ,Nor'waik; Wil-
Wallingbrd; David R.
The Grand Mas
Grand Treasurer and Grand Deere
are members h

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CHILDRIN POIIONID.
Iaay children 'ara,

 

inn." 1- me‘aervona and weak. if not hltied
Natlva Chickens and Fowla. W ‘- 5‘. 'mlg Ina" 3“” min,“ .
“m” " ’ as. m and Tar is Ii
. ‘ t' ‘2... is 63"“ ' . w
sow-two nachos he... that met... no opi-
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virtue of their:
unless in the arm cage. -

poisoned and’

NEW
1-8 OFF

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The Many fries of G. H. Hanna,
Engineer L. 3.10 V R. ll. at present
”iii!!! in lAmaO ., ill be, pleased
wof his recov from threatened
kidney disease. i says. "i was cur-
ed by using' tax.» ntdney Cure.

 

 

lumen who are r» tally similarly af-
flibted." Sold a
store, South Norw
mbn‘a. Darin. '

 

 

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W leis i recommend -~ all, specially hf
Pialsted's drag.

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"-. Regent Boots. “c“
"in balance Shoes. ' 1..
all Czl’ 0.. A...
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M on i. I 1-3 on,

EUGENE MERRITT MIRINO.
Mrs. Merritt. of Milford. visited W
lice headquarters. in Bridgeport, yes-
totarday afternoon to the if she could
obtain any ttdtngs of her son. @3030.
who disappeared from base over a
week ago. and of whom nothing has
been seen or board since. She deo‘
cased him as ten. 5 feet l0 inches
tall. at: years of age, dark hair gray
area and weight about 145 pounds. He
drove a team for the Adams Express
Qmpany in Milford, and as far as is
thrown his accounts were all straight.
Mrs. Merritt t that he has met
with foul play. local police halve
bad no one ans ering that dear:
in' custody. no if the books 0 thé

show any such '

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AGENT FOR MAv MANTON'S ramparts,

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An Umbrella Purchase-v
Alta; It sits.

Better umbrellas than vac coer- "bought at such prices.
Only for lot: this flme but they're "all much antler prlccd.

 

26 inch Twilled Serge Umbrellas. natural Weddell,-
dles. also Cblldnen's School Umbrella: AT 50c

Women's 26 incl: Glorla' Umbrellas. ”wen frame.
fancy bandles. 51.00 quallfy. SALE PRICE 75c

Big assortment of Women's 26 inch English Gloria
Silk Umbrellas. paragon frame. natural or fancy lun-
dlcs. ' AT $1.00

Men's. 26 or 28 inch English Gloria Silk Umbrella:
paragon frame, root or silver mounted handles.

FOR 1315 SALE AT 51.50

 

83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwnik. Conn.

 

é. "a. Trustees.
I: showing a line line of FANCY CHINA from flit import-

inq house at Vanflne 8 Co.
CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still gobtg on.

as Washington Street. south Not-walk. «an.

 

cons and Save Morten for the liolidtnls."

All Silk Plush Cape, satin lined. fttr trimming, 30 in. long, a big har-
galn 85 76.
:Ali Silk Lined Baby' 3 Caps. heavy for winter. nitciy embroidered, 25c up.
CHILDREN 3 Put“.
Collar and Muff, lamb'a wool 75¢ a set.

ketboolr for 81. 00 a set

Collar and Malta gray with
eprlce. It. “I.

lluy theta wltilt thc‘y last for

The Fair Cloak and Far Store,

8001‘” NORWALK. '.

CI WASHINGTONJTREET.

 

 

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WANTS THESE—DO YOU?
25c Sleeping Garments for Children. 106

t‘hlidren's ilndervests and Pants. sizes 2 to 8, excellent 25c garments,1|c
Women's soc tioif tlloves. all colors. 36:

Black Mercerised Petticoats, lined and unlined. regular prices $1.25

 

 

and Si. 50. :96:
Flannelette Kimonos, regular price $1.00 756
Black Wool Cardigan Jackets 81.00 kind. . 750
Latest Style Sweaters. were 82.98, now, $2.25

NEW (DOLLARS. NEW BELTS. NEW LACES! .
Ask about them. Come in anyway. “
N. E. R VAN.
86 Washington Strut. South Igor-walks;

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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