‘
I.
Home Made
Chocolates , an
Ribbon Candi!
. at
Lens
W
5! WuhiiylonSl.
‘ bani Newbies.
Prices are still. low on meats, at
Schaub‘s. See ad.~ .
Judge Joseph R. Taylor. of South
Norwalk. Is in New Yorlc‘c..y, today.
A stated communication of St. John‘s
Lodge, A. l". and A. M.. of Norwalk,
was held last evening.
-—l’ork tenderloltls'at Schaub‘s.
Fonassus Council, Royal Al'cnnum, of
Nor-walk. is planning It smoker {or
Tuesday evening, March lat.
Ilafael Arono, a ahoamaker of Main
street Norwalk, Journeytd to Brook-
lyn, Sunday and took unto himself It
lII'ldt.
—Call and see the new Yale style
but Nobblcst vet'. Staliell Smith‘s
Mahac kemo block.
Mrs. H. SI [1ng of.Nor’ivalk, is
spending the win! with her son.
Rev. lierber‘ S. Bloom and 'Camlly.
Darien. ,.
The Insurance of James litatney.
whose house was badly damn ed by
fire, last Sunday evening, is bel g ml-
~ justed today.
Judgt, E. M. Lockwood. of Norwalk.
was unable to
cause of a badl
is \ery painful.
——Spccial reductions for the closin;
sale. M. S. Smith! Co.‘
The Young Men’s Band of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, will meet
at the parsonage tonight. Specral bus-
iness Is to be transacted.
-—-Cranberries 7c qt. I“. LI. 1. n Co.
The marriage of Miss May Gilhooly.
of Bridgeport. tormorly of Norwalk,
and Frank Crow, of, South Norwalk.
took place in Bridgeport, Tuesday. The
happy couple 'will reside in-Stanrford.
where the groom is employed.
——Robcs and blankets to close out at
cost. Luther M. Wright.
The conierence of the Latter Iiay
Saints will be held in Brooklyn Sat—
urday. Among the Norwalk people who
will probably atttnd are Elder A. F
Stone. Judson Cable Mr. anti Mrs. lio-
mer Battery and Julius Cable.
The public schools of The Norwaika
close this afternoon. and will not re-
open until Tuesday. Monday being
Washington‘s birthday. Fittittg exer-
cises will be held-in some of the
schools. .
—Cranherries 70 qt. F. I). L. & Co.
Norwalk is admiring the experience.
of Percy II}. b‘erris. on a bicycle. HI.
has wheeled front Tavern island lo
South Norwalk on the Ice in the bar-
her, and has had but two spills, neith-
er of which amottnted to anything.—
Ridgcileld Press. ,
Rev. C. M. Selleck was assisted last
Sunday at the Mgmorlal chapel, _in
LIwisboro, by the ve able Mr. Sey-
moor arch deaconfof eatorn Maine
whose headquarters. are at Portland.
lie preached an excellétit sermon on
the personal love of Christ.
»—-Corn0la Pancake Flour, So.
I: & C0
Waldron & Riordan expect to com
pltte the carpenter work on Eben
lllll's‘new summer hoghe. on Tavern
Island, this week. The workmen now
go to and from the job on’ the loo.
Sonre of the painting and oil work will
be completed when the weather mod-
erates. ,, ,
~Tams and Tonnes. U'Brien's.
Secretary Joseph H. Valli. of the
Connecticut commission to the St.
Louis exposition, has received a letter
from the Countess tlorhlontaigne who
is in St. Ltiuis, in which she expresses
thanks for a copy at Secretary Valll' a
book on Connecticut at tho lair sent
to her by him She says that nothing
at the fair will compare with the Con-
necticut building in artistic beauty
A sea gull was a?” tug over the
Main street railroa yesterday.
The bird went down into“I Still river for
a bath or a drink. ”Several men saw
the bird and insisted that they knew a
sea gull from an English sparrow. it
is supposed that the gull tantra the
weather too cold around South Nor-
walk. and came up north on an Inves-
tigating expedition. ..Thia is said to
he the first sea gull ever seen in the
vicinity.-—Danbury ”News. g
—-6 rich load in aodinereat nIoIn
alloth meflllihoitl too
all I
a. betting 3 n aura, n. is. layer,
1.. ll. Place. J.
F. E. Freon-a: Lil
York: Ilr and In. Delano. New York:
W. A. Jones. J. H
ford, New Haven: 0.1!
F.
,3-
Hence; Mini Simpson} Clueln'nati, 0.;
Trumbull. hut Johuotfl cl Freo-
Boaton‘
s. auctions. nut-grout. 1'. ii '
Rcitd the Public tint-m ad. for upon
lal priced meals for Saturday.
—-Snillll Freilh llama lSMc lb. l'ItIIIh
or corned hooks. iio lb. llayos‘.
A few reminders as to some desirable
Read it.
party of her friends this evening, at
"Pit.“
if you want a trunk and at a bargain
prim it will pay you to read How-
lattd's ad.
-I|~‘II~IIh pork to roast 12c lb.
chops l2',{»c. ilayel‘.
Read Coleman's ad. and see thc rntt-
sic to be sold for fifteen cents on Sni-
uIIIlIIy and Monday. ,
This etching will be' held one of llrc
games of tho penttcble tournament at
Putnam ilosc house
Sale of fancy leather bags at lltIIIIls'
iltb. is only one of the many interest-
lng notes in the ad. Read. it.
———l)ucka and chickens at Scltaab's.
'l‘ht- Iloys‘ Brigade of the South Nor.
walk llaptisi Liturch will meet tonight,
at tbt church. at 7:30 o‘clock.
—~tlrcat bargains at the closing Mill
Rernn't Sale at M. S. Smith ‘L Co.'s
Dry Goods.
A sure cure for a slim purse are tho
prices quoted in the New York (it-tic»
t-ry Co's. Ittl. today. Read it.
Another arrival of speciat chocolates
at the Clifford l‘harmacy for Friday
and Saturday, only 26c a pound.
Better btty oats where they screen
them for you. All oats bought at Man-
Itcl 'I‘ Hate h‘s are c.lettn See ad.
(‘orrl bought at lltrsbfitltl anti Son‘s
IcIIaIIs nothing at ashes comfort and
satisfaction behind it .(lirc tlrctn :I
trial.
Division No. l, A. (i. ll., of Nor-
walk is planning a ltrrgc dance for
ltbc I-III-nirrg of March 17th St l'tItrlck' s
lI‘rlIIIlIIy
pork
A meeting III (‘ltIvIIr LtItIf ("irt-III
King‘s Daughters wiil bII ltcld this
evt-ning, at the home of Miss lielcn
Swurtz. .
A large trasorimcnt of the advance
:iylcs itr smart suits for spring
now awaiting your inspection at th
Boston Store. .
Closing out of ladies‘ winter jackets
:Ii KIII'ItgtIt & Company's. It" you can
flntl one in the lot that suits ii is yours
lend “m" today h“ I for almost nothing.
lacerated tooth, which l
‘lrring lliblIle, will entertain a party
Miss .I. ll‘t‘ilt' Dibbtc. daughter of .l.
..I her young lady i‘ricnds tomorrow
.Ifternoon at her how with whist.
——(‘lIickcns and fowls III and lite lb.
liaycs‘.
The south- bound l’ittsfleld express.
due in Norwalk at” I,:03 did not pass
through last night until nearly ll
o'clock, 'i‘-ht (lf'liiy was illli I to a wreck
on the Berkshire division.
Raymond Brothers are very busy at
present shipping coal to points down
.he Consolidated road. where there is
,1 famine owing to the ice bound but"
am: oi sortie of the places.
Frederick A. Arnold, the well~knowu
Civil War veteran. who has been Ill
Ior some that will bI taken lrom his
horrrc III i-‘ly avenue. to the Norwulk
Hospital. this afternoon
The re llection of a large fire on Long
island was plainly visible lll Norwalk.
lIst night. and lighted up the sky for
unite a distance, It was said that the
ulaze was iIt Huntington, Long Island.
~Home made or link sausage 10c
'h. Hayes“. .
John Lane. the Waterbury young
nan. held in Norwalk for tiesertlon
Will! the Ulllltd States navy, is still
II-ltl by the police, no word having yet
Iecn III-ard from the authorities. It
.5 expected that he will be taken to
he Brooklyn navy yard tornOrrow.
Mrs. P. S. Ackernrun and son rc-
tIrned Tuesday, to their home in
_’ortland. Maine. after spending two
weeks as guests of the farmer's
mother at “Farviow Farm." Wil-
ton. They also called on friends in
View York, Brodtlyn, Nor-walk and
.Vilton.
—Great bargains in kitchen dept. for
the closing sale. Sat, and Mon. M. S.
Smith & Co.
A horse owned by Solomon Spiro oi
Bridgeport. formerly of South Nor-
Ivalk. had a collision with a trolley
an; in the former city. yesterday.
Mr. Sliiro was thrown out. and sus-
Ialned quite serious injuries. lie was
removed to his home. 36 Wallaco
Itreet. Bridgeport.
—Small turkeys at Schaub's. ‘
15c MUSIC SATURDAY AND MON-
DAY, iNCLUDING THE FOLLOW-
ING:
Under the Anhenser Busch The Vii.
Inge by the Sea I Want Sonic One to
Care for Me, Down on the Farm. Dear
Sing Sing. Only a Bunch oi‘ Violets,
Onawa the latest twostep. and Harry
Tllaer' a latest hit The Palace of Silver
and Gold. and 100 others.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STAND.
:0 North Main Street. Comb Norwallt.
Agent for A. G. Spauidlng'a Ianbail
Ind Sporting We.
i
goods lost in. appear In Dibble'a ad. l
Mia- Nina Zeluff will entertain a'
iil‘(‘ -
l‘a‘
Our Great Guarantee: Sailafuilon or Money Bailing
Final Reductions 0n Overcoat
mm“ wfuran n'ou ooa ovsncon aAnoAINa Ana AT
AN END. cons aooo son Irma SEASON AND uaxr FOR‘MAN
AND aov, AT saAsoaIs END emcee. aarran TAKE A LOOK
AT THEM; vou LL auv IF you oo.
33, AND 810 OVERCOATS CUT TO $4.98.
DON'T LET AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS PASS WITHOUT
INVESTIGATING ON YOUR OWN ACCOUNT.
. !
STILL SELLING TROUSERS
IN OUR SEMI-ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE. HIGH TIME YOU TOOK
ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW PRICES ON EXCELLENT TROUSERS
FOR BUSINESS AND DRESS.
32 AND $2.50 rnoossas ARE 81.48.
'33 BUSINESS TROUSERS ARE 01.93.
33.50 oases raoossns ARE $2.43.
:5 oases TROUSERS, oon BEST,$3.49. 7 ‘
ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE—FOR SHORT-STOUT
THIN MEN ASIWELL A8 FOR REGULARS.
AND TALL-
. I“
RogersStStevens
Successors to Comatook Bros. _
. TEL. CALL. m.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I
) If mistakes occur, if anything goes wrong and yott
don't report it, is it our fault? We both must do our part.
} Your money \Iack if you want it, is ours. telling us If
we are at fault and getting satisfaction, yours.
I Prices just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt, dust and foreign seeds to your oats, lrvlltIl‘
buy where they screen them for you. always cit-an.
l ' llIIy (iais Thais Clean, ,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
The celebrated HUME. JEWET'I‘. WOODBIIRY and CURTIS Pl-
ANOS are the output of ourowu factories in Leonrinater. Mass" from
which we ship annually 4.500 PM NOS. Wottld it not appear to you
that there might be a'greut :Idtantagc in dealing direct with the manu-
facturera?
We also represent several other well-known makers. including
STEINWAY. llARlilIlAN. MASON & HAMLIN. SHONINGER. and the
Aeolian Co. with lhe greatest lino of sclf~pluyiug instruments on earth,
the PIANOLA, OBCIIESTRELLE. AlCtlLIAN I’IANO and PIPE Oll-
(lANS.
Let us send you our monthly bulletin of slightly used instruments.
among which we have this month:
One Steinway Upright Piano. was 8000.00, now 8350.00.
One Steinway Grand Piano, was 88.30.00. now 8650.00.
One Chlckering Grand Piano. was 8750.00. now 8500.00.
One Chickerlng Upright Piano, was 8150.00. now 8135.00.
One Gabler Upright Piano. was 8i 0000, now 8285.00.
One Angelus Planol’laycr. with 8. 0 00 worth of music, was 8250.00.
now 8l25. 00.
EASY TERMS ll" DESIRED. TUNING AND REPAIRING.
2 STORES.
LOW PRICES.
Souvenir Books and Post Gulls,
' Bllto. £01110. 75% 75* 75% 75%,
bruit and :Siillill lllllltll
William P. Beers’
STATION! RY STORED.
4: Wall emu. NoAnlk. a so. nun an». air. Not-watt.
“a.“ - I ALI .
also... .3 a. plug”, 2.: "an:
Mom! was. as "mm...” suns,
m
arooni‘. aonoa, attain AND outrun entrain ,‘olt aoLo ”loom
. atrnalt Iron earn on“ ' ‘
‘ tllll.
B'kiynJLT “it out Its ms
Chen a: Ohi'o.'31 aog son
on. or. West. mt rsi't It Is
‘ChICStP.,139% m m 139g
Gol.80uth.15% 16 15 rag
can an, mg mg mg tom
'il
luv-Iv
......— ......m_._... .
M I
’:?{ re; '.
INIoRWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Another origin! of
Special
Chocolates
for
Friday and Saturday
‘ Only 25¢ a lb.
'l‘lll) Blil‘llllill PHARMACY
The Prescription State.
All clra pan the door.
Night Calla Anawored.
Telephone Call, 16-2.
BIG WATER MAIN BURSTS.
Thousands of Dollars Damage Done in
Upper Broadway, New York.
NEW Y,0RK I-‘eb. 19.—A four/and
one- -half foot water main in upper
Broadway. tinI largest uraln in the city,
burst early today betheIn Ninety- first,
and Nittcty- second streets doing thous-
ands oi dollars of damage to adjacent
property and dc prlIlng a large section
of the upper West Side of fire protec-
llort and water until the damage is re-
paired. The torrent of water tore up
the roadway and filled cellars for four
hours before the pressure was slrtrt
off. Basements in the neighboring
buildings filled up so rapidly with the
flood coming from the huge high pres-
sure nrain that in a‘ number of cases
sleepers in basements had narrow es-
capes fronr drowning. Boilers and
heating plants in the flooded buildings '
4
Our Imported
Clearance
Ir a decided mm and never before at this tithe. .91:- flat
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
EVERY ovancoa'r and every FANCY surmi-
been reduced' In price ranging from $2 to $1. ' ., .
.' ’0‘“ . 7” ., I
..lt
i on“?
37-98-
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priccd $10. $12 and
$13.50, now at one price,
"III: :-L 'l',‘ U '
MEN'S SUITS AND OV
GOA-TS.
formerly priced 818 and’ %
(U
now at one price. I'. y ,; ..-
$15-59-
COATS,
now at one price.
8mm.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
formerly priced $15 and 816.50,
man's sun's whiti- , .
formerly p534- Ia: so
now at one price.“ , ‘ ’I
$10.39.
were pttt out of commission by the wet.
. . (
Men’ s Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boya’ Roofers. R9" .3
era. underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts pill! ' '
'AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. .~ l
er and rcsldenceaand apartments hous-
ing a thousand persons are without
Itcat until the water tan be pumped
__...._..-_.. .___.
SAILOR tau-I .LY FROZEN.
One Man Could Not Survive Terrible
Experience at Sea.
BOSTON Feb 19.~Six mained and
suflerlng sailors who had been pic-k
ed up nearly frozen to death and the
body of another who had been unabltI
to survive the cold at sea. were brought
in at this port today by the Merchants
& Miners“ steamer Orion, which arriv-
ed from Baltimore. The men who com-
prised the crew of the Boaton schooner
S C TonII were taken from the boat
in which they had struggled with sea
and tempest for fourteen hours. after
having abandoned their Iesscl Feb. 17.
off the Delaware capes. 'I‘Ire Tyron
had hit an ice doc and was sinking
when the crew left her. She went down
a few minutes later.
I‘htI dead man was Hear) (luncalv.es
2t: years of age. and a native of Cape
I)II\I'eIdc islands The tcstned are:
C.apt Geo lI‘. Jones. of Salisbury. MIL;
Mate B T. Bragg. of PhiladI...Ilphin and
Scumen liavid (Illicit. Lee Jackson. Ju
llan Grant and Henry llaIdI.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
CHIC AGO, Ftbi‘llul‘.‘ l9. ~Wheat fut
May delivery today sold at 81.011‘. a
bushel. Closing figures last night w-ert
99% to In cents. Tire war scare togc-
ther with a scare In of good cash wheat
for milling purposes was the cause of
the advance, other deliveries showed
moderate gains.
\\ ALL S'IRFFT 10:10 a nr. —0pen-
ing prices in stoc ks today \iclded ratb
cr Laaily. 'l‘Ihert was ll sale of. ".000
shares of Baltimott 6‘; Ohio at 75% and
7.3%, compared with 7014, last night.
Iottlsville & Nashville Ieil 75.. There
were no other ('llfll’lgtri in excess of a
half.
WALL STREET. )1 a. m .——Specula-
tiou “as virtually stagnant during the
llrst hour, a. period in which a consid-
treble part of the day's business is us-
ually transacted. Prices fluctuated
aimlessly and irregularly. Western
stocks losing slightly while the trunk
lines improved. A few noteworthy
losses occurred in obscure stocks.
Smelling, United Railway and invest-
nItnt and Ktokult and Des Molne; fall-
ing 1, I’cre \larqnette. 2. and Minntap-
oils. St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie, pfd.
Ii.
WALL STREET. noon-One-quarter
measured the extreme range of the
fluctuation for the usually active mar- , -'
ket leaders dttrlng the morning. Press-
ed Steel Car. prl., fell 1. General Elec-
tric, 2, United States Express. 5. and
Lackawanna 93a. Bonds ware dull anti
weak.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of -
Maples a Goldschmidt. Commission
Brokers, Swarta & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
' Open. High. Low. 1:30
Aural. Cop.. 47% 471/. 47% 47%
Am. C .& F Co 19% 19% 19V. 1955
Am. Ice. 8% 8% 8% 8%
Am. Ice pt, 81% 31% 31% 315‘
Am. Loco... 22 22 21% 21%
Am. Small. 47% 47% 47% 47%
Am. Sugar. 124% 124% 124% 124%
LT. 18. Fe" 66* 66% 66% 66%
Del. & Hall. 159% 159% 159 169
Eric, 34% 84% 84%. M86
Me. Ill. pf" 88 38% K
0011‘. Ilium 185
Ill. ml. '138 .. 137% 137*
ma: Nash. 103% tom tom tom
lemma 142* my. .1435 14m
Rossetti. 117 117 11m 11m
Io. Pacific. 88% 89 . am to
N. Y. Central. nail 11m 113
“is “it so am
sale all all
ath.
all fat, but quality.
You.
A FEW REMINDERS‘ ‘ “’-" '
OF SOME DESIRABLE GOODS JUST IN.
Oranges have gone down.
large size California Naval: at 25c
doz., regular 30: goods.
er at 18c and 22o don, as to use. Some
Florida: from Mr. Horace Nash’s, are
sweeter, at 22: to 23¢ doz., as to size.
We offer
A little small-
Ox Heart Chocolates, new stock, 20c
b.
Jelly Eggs, new stock. 20c lb."
Peanut Butter new stock. 15c lb.
Special Hard Rlce. very fine grade
Cheap and fine.
Armoar'n Clear Pork fat as butter.
Can now supply
Alao Armour'a Star Leon and
Fat Pork. the finest put up.
‘8'
New stock of Cabbage for Sailifllfa
trade 4i/2c lb.
wrply . :
Potltoea. 32c pack. Fpa tram Jud.
15: lb.
. Evaporated Applop. bbat. 126 ll;.- pkg.
‘ Largest Prunea tart. 10o lb. ,
Cranberriea,10cr,dt ' ' . ' 'I
3 Cans Pumpkin. 25o} ‘
Spinnich, 10c small cart.
Home Eggs. from my.'hotne..abollt 5
dozen to soil at 486 doz. UN tiI.‘
Lorenzo Dibble.
BUTTER BUTT
We still lead in Low Prices
5
lbs.
PURE LARD
FANCY CREAM CHEESE
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE 200 lb.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTERN
1-7 NOR TH MAIH S TREET.
BEST VERMONT BUTTER 256 ll).
for $1.20. '
16c
.|).
run: mm“ 10 A LL PART! or‘rI-Ia cIva. .
Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in ll
Entire stock or, “band winter
or oosttornaka room torthe coral
of this season's goods and consists of ladiea' Cloan. m: .
mu Jackets. intanta rm and short Coata. mama to tie-plat.
Mullah. 1t willalaohe. to yooradvanmetooonioandm
weareoleringla therarMotthla leaaon'a gooda.
. whether It In . ~
In... rat. Weak, run,”- Uamr filth. '
, raLaeuoua 193. :3;
I.
~I
curatLL's. I5
Bridge Fish maelstf
We have the kind of us you want,
Smelt, Haddock. Salmon, A!
wrote no. Pike, archival?
Forum, Ocean Ilaoo. Email. Refill:
Opened Long Clarita, Round an
onion. . ‘.
Next to Farr-id Coal Ya".
I .
Insure-ore ’ .
aprlagaeuon’. The“
so;
Turnlp'a scarce, lint we bue' a fine . .
Silver Piuma, line" tango! ft'r'r may.
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