lionie Made Chocolates and Ribbon "Candu " at ‘ , Luna's 51, Whyli’lrmtonfl. local liéw‘slnit‘s W SENTINEL lSWID ON MONDAY. The Evening Sentinel will he pub- lished at the usual hour on Monday. Washington's Birthday. As the post olices will be closed subscribers can secure their papers by calling at the office of publication in Waslrlngton street, and the branch office in Wall street ”TM"- Spring specials at special prices at the Boston Store. See ad. Mrs. David Plait. of Day street. is re- covering from a severe attack of pneu. inonia. w-lltnbrellas, Umbrellas at O'llrien‘s. .\ spwisl meeting of the llovernlng Board of the Smith'Norwalk (‘Iub will be hr id tonight. to whom the annual report will I)t‘_I:ll_hn1IItt‘lI. -~—Fresh pork to'roast 12c ii», chops 12%c. Hayes'. . pork The topic for the family gathering at the South Norwalk Congregational Church. Thursday nignt, will be The Carpenter's Son. Rev. Dr. expects to lead the service. ’ ——Goodrich Food Is so different from all other cereals you' will like It. file all loading grocers. At the First Methodist Episcopu: Church New England supper chncs day evening. February 24th the indie: who preside will be in Colonial cos tame. An enjoyable evening is prom iscd all who attend. ——Matinee Monday Sweet Heart." The pastor of South Norwaik Bap- tist Church. will continue the. study of Jesus Temptations. next Sunday morning, taking as his topic the "Bibi. cal Teaching of the Spirit Work." The Sunday school meets at the noon hour. In the evening the t‘ii'diiiant‘c ol' lisp- Ilsnr will be observed. e—Smnil Fresh hams ”bye 11).. or corneal hooks. 8t: Ii). Hayca'. The aleighingis hoitllng'tm to a re maraablc degree. Those that went out Thursday thought thoy were taking ad» vantage of a last opportunity as the sun is becoming warnr during the nlIII- die of the day. Yesterday‘s snow. how- ever. is bettering the condition of the roads and the sleighlng has hardly been finer this wrntcr. Not finding the temperature low enough in Ridgeileid. perhaps, the Rev. Father Shortell, accompanied by Michael Connery. of Georgetown. start ed for Sarannc Lake in the Adiron- dacks. last. Monday, to be gone until Saturday. Father Shortell's brother. James. a Wallingford drugglst, who it ill, went up to the lake with'thom— Ridgefleld Press. ~~Pork. tenderioins ateSchaub's. w. J. Mitchell, B. is. Booth, H. A Palmer, C. W. Parks..L. S. Casey, S M. Allen. E. Bjenegard, New York: B A. Clark. E l" Annable John Kenny. Boston; R. H. Fenian. Willimantic (‘t.: Rodney Kello'gg. Ilartfoiwd (I. A Stitch, Orange. N. .i.; G. f‘. Potter. .lohnstown, N. \'.; C. G. Wheeler. Hol- land, Mich, were arrivals at the Iioic. Clifford, yesterday. President Adrian J. Muzzy, of tht State Business Men‘s association an- nounces the appointment of the fl nance committee of the state organi- zation. as follows: Chairman. itu fus H. Jackson..of Hartford: living C. Trent. of Hartford and Oliver Toop. of South Manchester. President Mus 1y wril announce his appointees on the legislative committee in a few days. -—5 lb. pail lard 50c. Hayes. Adjutant-General Cole has announo ed the following promotions in the Connecticut National Guard: First in. fantry. Company G, Second Lieuten- ant Thomas I“. Keatlng of South Mall- chester. to be first lieutenant: vice Cheney resigned. Sergeant Philip Cheney. of South Manchester. to be second lieutenant. vice Keating pro moted. both wrth rank from January 18. —~May Flake Co., matinee and night, Monday. Wowompom tribe I. 0. R. M.. of Bridgeport received an official visit Thursday night. from Deputy Great Sachem Howard N. Godfrey, of Cock- cnoe tribe of Norwalh. After the lodge meeting. Haslett No. 40% con- ferred the Haymakers' degree upona lcm‘lI of r375" earl March, a p ann r a w .t y in and will We] smoker early in tho month. A certificate of hmtlon of the *New Milford Canning company has been filed In the ofloe of tho tnry of state. The company ed in New Hilton! and Is "A Soldiers fresh "8 concern. Freeman ' m... . tilt tluI KIIHI 0! friends Ill i'roildeiu-c, |Rhode island. . ——Don't shovel on coal all the time.t ' use Jeddo. l Lincoln Council. No. l. Order of [United American Mechanics. transact- ied routine business last night. Architect William S. Knapp is ill at Ibis home-in Madison street. and has not been at his office the past few days. —li‘. i'). Lyon ‘00.. will he closed all day Monday, Washington's Birthday. Mr. arid Mrs. Oliver Stanley, of Nor- iwulk. will spend Sunday iir (leorgc-' ‘lown, IIIt gut sis of Mr. and Mrs. (‘ turr- les I'. Stanley. Mr. and .Mrs. Josiah G. Gregory of Main strert, Norwullr, will Ilt' the guests of New York city friends over Washington' a Birthday , . I —-(tc.t the genuine at Raymond llros. ’l‘ht employes or the \lolk Iliit Com- pany ‘arc working this afternoon, for the first time in many months, on ac- count of the rut-Ii of orders. Superintendent F. A. Funds will corr- drrct the meeting of the teachers of the school. 'I‘Iiiirsdtiy night. at 71-15 o'clock (‘Iovcr ia-at’ Circle. of the King's Daughters. of the Soullt'Nor-wallt Con- gregational Church, mct wrtir Miss Helen Swurtt, Havrland street. last night. and transacted regular business. There will lie a rehearsal of the tie- gree team of thc ltcbrkah Lot‘lgt. Morr .lay night. After the rehearsal a New England supper- will be served. Al: rncrnbci‘s of ”11' team are earnestly r'c- :tiusted to be present. —-()Id (‘onrpany‘ s & .Ieddo Coal at Raymond Bros. 'l‘-Iu Etitlci'rvor ( iielc ol Kliig': thrugbicrs of the South Nor nail. (‘on- :iigrrtional l‘lruriir, will nrctt or flu IliiIlIi' of Mrs. I'i-lt r Hutchinson, coi'ue “if lluy and I'lllzuluth streets, 'l'lirrrs iluy afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. ; 'I‘Ilt' \‘oung Ellen's (‘hrlsiiiirr Ilniit .wld :1 meeting last night. III the pur- ionugc oi' the First Methodist Eplsco _lil| (‘lrurr-lr. and decided to hold tht ncctirigs fortnightly hereafter. The test session trial he in the church. Fri! i.ry night, March 4th. In [hiIl' advertisement today. 'l‘syloi . .l‘r Golden call attention to the fact tltu ; tone of the buildings of the John Hop ins I'nlvctriiy, Irt illiltiinot‘d, were in- uri-d. and that on lll't'OullI of the heavy oss the university will be obliged it lost- Its doors. Moral: Keep your vr'opet'ly insured. —- We are going to celebrate Wash irtgton's birthday and will be closed at: my. I‘. 1). Lyon &. Co. lleavy shipments of ammunition and .ireairns are being made from the eri 'hester Ilepcutlng Arms company‘s roiks in New Haven. at present. prc .unuibly in conscuitence of the war in be for east. in some of thc dcputl ncrrts of the i'nttoty IIIt“t- unpluyt's ltl‘l vorking all night. and another shill 4 working up to S (\c-lot k at night. ’l'lrt ~iIirials or the ronrpuny however. do Iarc that the prestn working st tic IIIIIL s not due lo the Japanese wni‘. ~A Soliiiors‘ Sweet Heart, matinee Monday. The mystery of tilt disupptnrnnci (John Wesley Mitchell. of Str'nll'ot‘d ”mains Just about as it was a few reeks ago. The tracing of the young .:in 'to New Yorlt, and his disappear- uce between there and Iloboken seen 3 he the last i-lucs, nlthougli'he wa ..poi'ietl by the llobokt—n police to I1:l\' radc a trip to Huston. or some rtiic Iassurliusctts town with a young wot. n. Temporary derangement ot’ tlr tliul is given as an excuse for his ills appearance. and the inability of hi riends to loeatc him. A NOTRE DAME LADY. I Will send free with full instruction )me of this simple preparation for th are of Leticorrhoca, Ulcerntion. Dis racements. Failing of the \t 0qu only or Painful Periods. Tumors n rowths, Hot Flashes, Desire to Cry. reeplng Feeling up the Spine Pain r the Back and till Female Troubles ) all sending address. To mothers 0 uttering daughters 1 will explain I ‘uccessful Home Treatment. It y): ecldc to continue it will only cost bout 1? cents a week to guarantee s we I do not wish to shil you my ring. Tell other sufferers of it. hal a‘l I ask. Address Mrs. M. lum rers. Box 375. Notrc Dame. Ind. . ‘17 15¢ MUSIC SATURDAY‘AND MON- tAY, INCLUDING THE FOLLOW~ INC: Under the Anheuser Busch, The VII- tge by the Sea. I Want Some One to lare~for Me, Down on the Farm. Dear ing Sing. Only a Bunch of Violets. lnawa, the latest twostep. and Harry ‘llser‘s latest hit. The Palace of Silver nil Gold, and 100 others. COLEMAN'S News STAND. . 0 North Main Street, South Norwnlk. Agent‘ for A. o. spautding's baseball nd sporting Goods. ‘“ ties are being so] at greatn- ‘ auctions st Howisnd‘u halt ad. |= Mrs. William r. oritéu. of Norwulk. ' South Norwulk Congregational Bible ,0" arm Curious: satisfaction or Money Book. Final Reductions 0n Overcoat NEITHER WINTER NOR OUR OVERCOAT BARGAINS ARE AT AN END. COATS GOOD FOR }H‘lD SEASON AND NEXT, FOR MAN AND ROY. AT DEASON'D END PRICES. BETTER TAKE A LOOK AT THEM' YOU'LL DUY IF YOU 00. D3. AND~DIOOVIROOATS CUT TO $4.98. DON'T LET‘Z‘MgDP'ORTUNITY LIKE THIS PASS WITHOUT INVESTIGATING O‘N NOUQ'OWN ACCOUNT. . '7. . . h STILL‘ ‘ “SFLLING TROUSERS IN OUR SEMI' ANNUAL RfimTION SALE. HIGH TIME YOU TOOK anvnuuos or mesa a‘ow PRICES ou EXCELLENT TROUSERS roa BUSINESS supposes. \ :2 AND $2.50 Tn‘ouseas ARE $1.48. as ausmaas Tacosass ARE ems. $3.50 oases Tnoueaus ARE 82.48. :5 ounce TROUSERS. oun BEST,$3.48. ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE—FOR SHORT-STOUT AND TALL- THIN MEN AS WELL AS FOR REGULARD. RogersStStevens Successors to Cameron]: Bros. scum NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2. If mistakes ot'i'ur. if anything goes wrong and you don‘t report it, is it our fault“? We bollt rnrrsl do our part, Your money back it' you want it. is ours. telling lit»: 11' \H- areal fault and getting satisfaction, yours. I’l‘if'l‘fi Illri now are high enough without adding the cost of dirt. dust and foreign seeds to your outs. born-r buy where they screen IIIl‘IIi for you. always clean ”In ()rris 'l‘Iints (‘lcan, MANUEL T. HATCH. Tire celebrated HUME. .lI-2\\'i'1'i"l‘. WOOiilllllii’ null CI‘Il’i‘lS I'I~ ANOS are ilrc output of oirr own factories in lamminsler. Muss. truth which We ship annually 4.7.00 l'lA NUS. Woirld it not appear to you that there might be a great :rdvunt :r‘»..- in lItIIIIIIK direct with the manu- fnctu rcrs'.’ ‘ We also represent several other wellknown matters. including STICINWAY. l-IAItDMAN. MASON u HAMLIN. SIIONINGRR. and the Aeolian Co. with the greatest “111- of self~playing instruments on eiirth. the I'IANOLA. ORCIIESTRI‘IldrE. ABOHAN PIANO turd .PIPE ()It‘ ' CANS. Let us send you otrr monthly bulletin of slightly used instruments. among which we have this month: One Steinway Upright Piano. was $000.00. now $350.00. One Steinway Grand Piano, was $830.00. now 8050.00. 5000. now $500.00. One Clrlckcring Upright Piano was $450.00 now $135. 00, One (inbler Upright Piano. was $4 00 00 now $935. 00 One Chickcring Grand Piano, was $7 One Angelus PIRIIU‘PIRM'T, with $5000 worth of music. was $250. 00 now 312,5. 00. Essyfrtruits is batsman. TU.'ING AND rrsmraruo. 2 STORED. Souvenir Books and Post Cards LOW PRICES. tlorvtlli and cloud Iloiiitlii u. William P. Beer‘s’ STATIONE RY STORED. , ”wall street. Nomlk. e do. Mala strut. to. Newark. f s. n’nIEait. Brale'. ‘ ..- Ifdfllarrd Block. 96 Waiting!" Sinai. " , . South www.5up. . #- —— .._..—-q—~—_ . a PRIVATE vane. PRIVATE . ranger-rouse. ll. stocks. scans/wig mo conch mm on scan on can. ' erosion girl! a case on on A «about: Manor's. ’uould be easily brought to Europe. . it Is not possible for as to present Another nrrlval of Special Chocolates for Friday and Saturday Only 25¢ a lb.’ I‘HII ll.lllllllll PIIiIIlIIiIlIY The Prescription Store. All cars pan the door. . Night Calls Answered. Telephone Call. 16-2.‘ M. TODAY 1N WALL STREET. WALI. S’l‘l’tl-Jiil'i‘, 10:10 a. m.—I.ight selling In the opening dealings in stocks today curried prices minor frac- tions below last night. but the declines were not down to today's London par- ity. The dealings were well-distribut- id, but not on a large scale. Reading. lst. pid.. lost a poltrt and Anaconda 11.1.. Pullman drqppt (1)011 one sale. WALL STItEI-‘T 11 a. nt.—Stoclts were bought on the: small opening con i-essions and the more important lead- ers made up their declines. notably Amalgamated. which touched 46%. The demand flattened out on the rally. ’l‘olcdo. St, Louis & Western lost 2% l‘entral of New Jersey 2%. Rock is land pfii. It’. and Denver & Itio tirandr‘. Nuahv.iilc (‘ haitanooga it St. Louis and (‘onsolidutcd Gas i. \\'..\l I. S'I‘IlEIt‘T Closc.~—l‘icssttre upon iiock island curried It down and milled IIIt gtnrisl list bitch to the lowest. The market sterrtlicii on tlu bunk statement. the expected Increase iii resources, being coupledwiiltasnlr slittrtinl lonrr contraction. (‘onsolida- icd (iris and New lluvtn fell L’ and Eric. 2nd. pfd.. 1‘6» Toledo, St. Louis 81, Western rallied llfi. ’I‘htI closing was about steady. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wires of Maples & (loitlschmidt, Commission llrokcrs, Swrrrtz & (‘orbelt Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1:30 .\in:rl. (‘op.. Iiiii’ 46b; 1:11. 40%,} Alli. l4)t‘ll., ' "n 233g 33 3;! Ant. Suit-1L. ii“; 47% 17's; 471;, Am Sugar. 12334 12.17. 123113,. 12.1%,, Anaconda. 0': tl'.’ lilh 0114 A. 'I‘ & 8, Fa, till till“ 057.1. tih'lfi \ 'i‘ a s l-‘e., pr sat. as . $37,. 5st,. liullo. & Ohio, 751.; 751' 7:31.; 75“. It klyri It 'I‘. it)" 40k,- lolx ms.“ tires. at Ohio, 30 30 30 Ill) ' i It. (It West. H 1.". IT. IT: t‘lr hi it Si.l'..1.’iti‘7,». trim. is”; taint. (‘tii South, 13 11'er 14%,; 1.11,. con. (Ills. ism uni. lllll 1901.; I'll. A“ IIltd._ lbil 1.350 139 )5” Erie. 237s 21 23%. 23% Eric. let, pf.. «31... mil. «21¢. 623. (ion; Eli-t2. Itiil IM lliil Itili Iii. Central. 1.271413% 127% 127’». l.()ll. & Nash, 1025'. W231. Illlf'n‘r 1021s Manhattan. ill-i. 1117.. 111% 1417,. M. K. & 'I‘., i537 157,. 157.1. 15% Mo. Pacific, SS3; Sit tin“. SR7,- N.1' Ccntral.1H ill 111 ill Norf. & West. 50 50‘." 557.1. 557,. ()nt. & West. 20% 20k, 20-3“ 201-; Penn. R. R.. 1133’. II I‘m 1133:. III l‘eo. (las. 93 as 9751. 97"». Reading. ~11". Ii“. ~II 41‘s Road, l pf.. 79 ' till 79 80 licp. Steel: 73.. 73,. 7’s. 7% Rock Island. 2157;. 21% 2M; 20:1; Iiub. Goods. 19% 19:94 I‘ll-R 19-h South. I‘ac.. ‘5 ~17» 44“.; 44's; Sou. Ily. Co.. 1014. 19‘). 19% 19'... Sort. Ry. (‘o of 80 80 80 80 Term. C. & 1436142 351,4; 351,9 35‘»; Texas For. 232,, 231;. 221.2 2:: l'nlon Pain. 70%. 7014, This. 70v. I'rtion I’ac. pf.. 89% 81W, 891,2 891,5 1'. S. Leather, 7 7 7 7 1". S. Steel, 1071'. 107.; 10% 107.. l'. 8. Steel, pf.. 56 56% 56 561i. Wabash. pf.. 34% (IN 341;. 311,21. Wis. Cent.. 18% 181;. 177... Ill BANK STATEMENT. - Reserves. Inc. ............. $1127.37?) Ros. II. S.. Inc. ............. 7.388.050 Loans, doc. ................. 5.131.000 Specie, inc ................. 7.959.200 lmgal Tender. dcc. .......... 418.800 Deposits, inc. . . . . ........ 1.668.100 Circulation. dec. ............ 185.500 CHICAGO. Feb. 20.—'.Wheat for May delivery today sold at 1.07 a bushel. a gain or 4 cents over last night's close. The market was extremely active and the volume of trading was of enormous proportions. The sensational advance was due largely to the anxiety to shorts I who were afraid to maintain open trades over a two days' recess of the Board. Our Important K Clearance Sale. Is a decided success and never before at this time of you have our Clothing Sales been as large. EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT I“! been reduced in price ranging from $2 to 87.‘ a fill} ' i w. MEN’S SUITS AND OVER- COATS. formerly priced $ro. $12 and $13.50. now at one price, 37.98. t". MEN' S SUITS AND OVER- COATS, formerly priced 3rd and Dad..." now at one price. . , $15.69. ' MEN' S SUITS AND OVER- COATS, formeriy priced $15 and $16.50. now at one price, $12.29. ' MEN’S SUITS AND OVER- . coars formerly priced Sea and 825. now at one price. 818.39. ‘ crs. Underwear, Caps. Shirts, ,4. Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys’ Rectory-35¢! 5W 'AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW pawns. .i ,1; SELLEQK 8. PRICE Clothiers and Furnishcrs, 98 Washington Street, South Norwnilt. Working Shirts and 61W“. ‘ i will but ‘ . A raw REMINDER: OF SOME DESIRABLE Oranges have gone down. We offer large also California Naval; at. 25c do!" regular 30c goods. A little small- cr at 18c and 22c do:.. as to size. Some Floridan from Mr. Horace Nash's. are Sweeter. at 22c to 28¢ do:., as to size. On Heart Chocolates, new stock. 20:: |I~. Jelly Eggs. new stock. 20c lb. Peanut Butter new stock. 15c lb. Special Hard Rico. very fine grader at 84:. Cheap and fine. Armour‘a Clear Pork, fat as butter.l all fat, best quality. Cart now supply 1 You. Also Armour'a Star Lean andl Fat Pork the hunt put up. i l i Lorenzo Dibble, GOODS JUST 1N." New stock of Cabblge for Saturday's ‘trade 4|/.c lb. Turnip: scared, but we have a fine supply . Potatoes, :2: pooh. Free from "out. Silver Plume, fins. lat-gator- staring, 15c lb. Evaporated Apples. bent. 13¢ lb. pkg. Largest Prunes. tart. 10:; III. " ' Cranberries, 10: qt, 3 Cans Pumpkin, 25c: Spinnach. 10c small can. Home Egon from my hehncnbout s“ :dozcn to Ball at 48cdoz.“ Ute tn.’ ' w it BU- TIER We still lead in Low Prices. BEST VERMONT 5) lbs. PURE LARD FANCY CREAM ENGLISH DAIRY THE LEE TEA AND BUTTERCII 17 NORTH MAIN STREET. THE OLD TIME PEPPER MILL. A pepper mill is a piece of silver. not often seen on tables nowadayus English housekeepers however stil. use the pepper mill. and American slim—.— vtramiths sometimes keep it to meet the demands of old fashioned families: who prefer to grind their own pepper rather than risk the chance of adults.- rrtion. the time when pepper was a scarce commodity and was always ground at the table from the peppercorns. Pep- per was so valuable in those days that rents were often paid in peppercorns. and the high prices they brought were- arnong the incentives that induced ex- plorers to brave the dangers of the un- known deep If a short passage could be discovered to the ,Indies it was agreed by all that a wealth of pepper THE Pour: an arts. We Germans are not ly the most polite. but also‘the most ceremonions people in the world Without ceremony :' friend, to take a seat in a restaurant or to drink or den to utter a a! word. Consequently a people like In: m are met reset: 3 so on inns an r us a herd lam—Mam Zoltnng. Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in Half Entire stock of Fall and winter goods must be sold ml! Tht pepper mill dates but“ to or coat. to make room for the coming spring m. The W LUBE of this season's goods and consists of I dren'n Jackets, intants long and short Coats and a full and oomph“ mm . It will alsobe to your advantagetooomeandsoothom Iweareofleringln the Fur line. of this season's goods. - Mllllnery. THE DIDT DRADE jun-a way can on, for $1. 20. . Oysters. .. ..-)lim BUT- BUTTER 250 II). ." 110°, 1‘ Ibo-€31. CHEESE 160‘ libel CHEESE "208;.lb. scum mum . runabout». ‘ curaraus Bridge Fish Mark“ ———- We have the kind of flail you M whether it Is , A . lino Fish, Weak. Fish, Butter Flatt. Smelt, Haddock. salmon. Dtnk‘DlD. . , White rich, Pike. Present-.mm; .:' 2.. Porglu, Ocean Blues, Freon Honing. Opened Long Clams, Round Glimmer. ‘. rum to Forria' cut Vii-d. Indies‘ Cloatts, suit them mt-
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