Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 24, 1905 · page 4

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EVENING VSEQ‘IV’IDNAzL TIDE CAL

The clean; seminal 'I‘ldo Calendar
. tor bong island sound or now ready.
and will be delivered to adults who
‘ hare hats for it, or to children on Writ-
tan request from parents or employers.
. if it is to be mailed. 2 twocont
stamps will be necessary. ' -’

 

‘ "ewe-n“ '
Thoxhaé I. Ramonll la in New York
. today on business V

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Ma‘ior Eben Hill; Jr.. left yesterday
on a trip to Washington, D C.

 

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The L U Whilst Club will meet this
nitsnioon with Mrs. Charles E iloyt,
of‘ VGro‘ve’ street

The otllcial Board of the First Math
odist Episcopal Church held a routine
meeting, last night

 

 

Jesse’s Orchestra has been secured
for the Brown. Business Colic-go dance
Friday night in the armory.

There is good skating again on the
ponds about Norwulk and many are
taking advantage of the sport.

 

The, funeral of Charles F. Mchtli
will he held‘from St; Mary‘s Church at
it o‘clock tomorrow morning.

:——The big dance of the season. lll‘u‘s
in Hall. Friday January 27th,, Horton
dors‘ union. Jessefs consort orchestra.

Congressman E J. Hill, who spent
yesterday In towr‘r.V returned last night
to Washington, to resume his Congres.
clonal duties. '

The board of reliot of tho ‘Clty of
Nor walk will meet this cyenlng at the

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until 9 ociock. .'

 

A meeting of the Jolly 'i‘wolvc
Whiat Club wiiIVboV‘hold this attor-
noon at tho home of Mrs. Irving Ir.
Bradley, to Union street: '

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Judge John H. Light in holding court
in Bridgeport in tho cttil ship of the
court of Common Pleas in place oi”
Judge Howard J. VCVuVthIs.

 

Mrs (icorgc E. Lounshnry, widow oi

 

"l‘lilrrdny evening; lerrunn ll

 

‘thoud. V .V .f

 

” Sale Il‘ ready to woar shirt waists.
naphtha and Jewelry. at D". M. Road‘s.

 

O 13. Jackson tells you In' his ad. why
Vthlnga do not look right to you. Read

 

 

Palestine Castle, Knights of tho Mysl- '
tic Chain, held a regular mutating last
evening In Mystic Chain ball.

A sewing meeting of tho Woman's
Guild of Trinity Church will be held.
today at the. homo of Mm. S. (3 Pair
liter ‘

 

A choice and cxtonaivo llnc of furniw
ture. is dihpinytd at A. J. Collins It
Go.’ a. Read what they burn to any.
about it in thuir ad.

The annual roosting of the incorpora-

tom of the Fairtlcld County Savings

Bank, of Norwailr will be bold tomow

row lifternoon‘ at tho bank In Wall

'strént.‘ at 3 o'clock

The Rev. Father .ltrrnos ii 0 Donnell,
rector of St Mary H parish. and John T.
Hayes, the well known Non Iir news-
denlcr. are anticipating a trip o Satan
nah Georgia. during tho lutlor pint
of March

 

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Dr Olnllttoutl tho \voli known rat
urinary surgeon. was severely kicked
In the knee by a burst- at Baker 5 liv-
ery stable. yo‘stermday Dr. ()Itnstoari
still limps‘ a trliio when ho walks as
the result of tho kick

invitations Issued by the First Corri-
parry. Coast; Artiiipry, New London for
its third concert and military brill to
ho hold at the armory in that my on
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been rtero’IvodV in TM Nor \v.uIlrs

A homing is being held today on tho
outdo, of the late Eliza Jane Northrop
in The Not-walk t‘ourt room boi‘orts
thrtm commissioners ludgo Ana l3.
Woodward, Attorney Juniors P litrh‘
bell of NorWqu, and Attorney t‘. b“.
Cariheiti of Bridgeport.

The Musical Protective Union. man
No. iril‘ A, F of ill.. of Stamford and
Norwalk. am making arrangements
for or dunno to be given in this city,
February ‘10th. A special fouluro will

cilantro of twouiy-Iivo pieces,
band. for the protucundo.

A vcry pleasant occur-don Is antici-
point] this evening at tho Norwalk
Club, when thero‘ will be a Indioa
night. Thonriiuts will ho William
"Josh" Duly. impersonator anti music»
ni inrltutor, and il. H. Mohr. cartoonist
andvontrilooulst. Members are pm,

n at cost. at ll. R. hulkioya.l

bo'ths dance. music plnyoti by on or- 1
and u in

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SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, THE GOOD BARGAINS IN SUITS AND OVEROOATS ARE NOT.
GONE YET; NOT BY A LONG SHOT, YOU CAN PICK UP A DMART '
MODS SUIT OR GOAT NOW MUCH UNDER PRICE. THANKS TO‘ OUR

JA'NUARY OLEARANCE BALE. YOUR FAULT IF YOU DON'T GET
V YOUR GHARE OF THE BARGAIN PLUMS.

AND‘ REMEMBER THAT OUR‘ VERY FINEST GARMENTS JOIN
THE MODERATELY PRICED GOODS
SOHAFFNER A. MARX SUITS AND OVERCOATS ARE IN THE SALE.

IN THE SELLING.

$10 Suits and overcoats are S 7.98
$ 12 Suits and Overcoats are 55 9.58
$ 15 Suits and Overcoals are $11.98
$20 Suits and, OVetoOaIs are $15. 98

WANT A NAIN COAT?
Ann $9.98, wonru up To 318.

SELLING GOOD ONES AT $4.98.W $6.98

 

TEL. CALL. 32.2.

 
 

HARTi

. vinon, James '1‘.

,Box Siatroneru
19 Gist “

.Vwo tiara a very In a shipmant' .

Stationery on t away and,
must make room for It. We.
therefore lnaugurato a clearance
on of all 25 and slid papera In
stock at 19c. Thoso are lino pn~
; porn, and thorn Is azlnrse usuttrt-'
want to choose from. Assert.
rnant will lesson rapidly, so don't
wait If you can use Stationery.

Sta. them In the window

The cliffard Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.

CORNER OF “On MAIN AND

. ELIZABETH art.
so. uoawALK. court
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courier L couurrrss users

A meeting of the committee from
the Norwalk city council, consisting
of Mayor Gt-orge B Ilnxton Council-
}iublrcll. Edward H.
VMolehonuo and Henry Matheis and
City Cloik J. Belden Hutlhutt held a

 

‘ meeting last evening at the office or

 

City Clork Iiurlbutt. when two matters
to! importance. Wlél‘l.‘ thrashed out at
length but no definite action taken
Mayor Burton a proposition is to long
. hen the union of succoelllrrg mayors

 
 
 

W: , and councilman to two years and also

RthRS & STEVENS

Successors to Dunstan]: Bras.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

0 change". the boginnlng of the fiscal
cat frouu some morn suitable timc
than March ist.

Tho committee did not conic to any
dcfinito understanding last night. and
another iucotlng will be held Friday
.mcteninrz 'l‘htio are some. staunch
uhpportoru of the mayor’s proposition
though there are some people who

 

 

 

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No wastc~that8 the
best quality.
that all dirt and waste is eliminated and your animal zeta,
pure, clean grain.

Merit counts in grain as in anything also. and first
quality In grain is impossible unless tho grain
from dirt and waste. as Is ours

betior quality or prices elsewhere—4t Is nbsdlutcly imV
possibloto get the sumo economy anywhere also.

Buy Oats Thais Clean

Agent for Crociter’s lt‘lour—w'l‘hn' ‘ .
bolt. Made by Washburn Crosby Co.

 

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additional advantage we add
We double screen all our grain so

is freed
it. Is not possible to get

MANUEL T. HATCH.

Hume Pianos)

EXHIBIT; DISTINC’I‘IVE (‘IlriIIAC'l‘ERlS'I‘lCS THAT
PERSONS DEFINE MliSli‘AIr SENSIINIJTIES.‘

APPEAL

uork will but presumed
’; board of councilmcu and n biii prob.
‘ ably he placed buforo liu- Dit'ilt‘lil. Icg-

 
 

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i‘avor the chsngt- of the beginning: of
tho tiacul your but doni want a run
your ““1111 for city officials.

Tlit' distinction of tho mmrnittcc'n

to the full

ialntiolr \tlth u rcformuiunr (‘iillSt'
t 'hich will give tho poopio of the city
chance to vote whothcr they dosirc
changes.

petitions of trolley roads
‘ann to unload the!

lion. will begin active work tomorrow

Vahihi‘utod Railroad will receive. cou-

;altloa for delinquent

. that. burn not us yet. organized homo

 
 

purpose and to assign hearings.

 
 
 

 

introduced to But, avoidance ol the

Iltl urp ; ‘ .
HARTFORD, Jan. 21 will flood oi!
new business watt introduced In both
branches of the General Assembly tog
day, among which was a number of
for. Mrmllls,
. and yariuuo
other privileges. allroad enormity
too. one of the that to affect organica-

 

who a number of petitions oi‘ the Cops

sldcralidn. tin 'l‘hursdu‘y the Judiciary
committou will givo a hearing on the
House bills repealing Section il2-i of
the general statute» and providing pon-
administrators.
8th. ll
‘ There are a numb‘or of committees

of theso hold meetings today for ti‘rrlt

Tomorrow the Litehfleld county
members will caucus for the purposo of
nominating a county commissioner.

SENATE; ’

The Senate met at 11: 30 with Lieu-
tenant (Iovurnor Wootlrnfl'. In the chair

Senator Bicknell. of the Thirteenth
District, Introduced a resolution cull-
ing for the appointment of a commis-
sion consisting of the Board of Control
and tWo other persons by the governor
for :the purpose of plrrchasiug‘th’o
round houso armory- site ESL—.5. an addition

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' ’ Helpful
‘Are you looking for Spinach.

my ,prlce, 15c can. "“
Smokedleef.

Cabbage. Sell you fine heads.
Fresh Eggs are Cheaper. 40:; 69:. V .

 

 

Webb's Cream Corn. packed cgpeclall

want a fine com I wish you would try

Pure Fruit Jelly. Raspberry. (inward and StrvabertV‘y, the glass."
Our price low. . .
Small Potato" at 15c peck are selling chI.‘

get more for pure Jelly.

Good Rice, 4c lb.. or 7 lbs. for 25 c.

Largely over stocl<ed on National Biscuit Co.’l goods.

bargain sale to reduce stock on Uneed a,
Ginger Wafers, Zweiback. Social Teas.
packages. Some Cakes, So In

We want your Inquiries and orders.
increased usefulntss.

How can we serve you?

 

 
 

Potvor country
Light and Po

Something fVlna Vn"

Plenty of good Smoked Beef now. ‘v
Danish Cabbagoplrom 0px

Come I n.

grounds.

Patltlliill! of G
lll! ‘th .

meat to char
of Hartford! .
bond: 0! state
than! of char;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

ty Tubarcuionis Amoihllo ‘
committee reterencps.

A proposed bill millilit-

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ran may hi- L

0335
Orphan Asylum or nay ours chapter
an orphan asylum in the at o.‘
. Ir minced, .

tiona rrppointlng Edwur .

deputy judge of thit town on
Branford and Arthur B Cale!
judgc of tho toWn court of Middletown
wore» VtulrIt-d for calendar. '

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Carolina Viola.‘.lto Frnnlt
ierman former

in y
or mountain in m

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rot- zItorenrur 9ibble.. Ill.
its.

thl's sweet and under articlefiz.

 

 

 

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Milka, Lemon Snaps." l
5 O’Clock Teas Soda G

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

We propose to out

 

 

5 AT IT AGAIN

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

TEN DAYS MORE OF,OUR GREAT!" '

,0 dment

 

 

 
 
 

the late ell-Governor munsbury, Is
visiting her niece. Mrs. E. B. Sollcw on
Connor street. Now Haven.

 
 
 

 
 
 

ibegod to bring Indies and out of Iowa
guards free and may also bring out»
tunic member of their immediate fum-
Iiy by tho ‘paynroni of fifty t'onta In
tho club treasury.

‘r'ci tho nrcro quonliou of Homo "louo" ahouid ticcido your prci-
crcuco. It‘or lotto in tho IIII‘I'IIIOI'III'II‘I‘ of tho Hl‘lllt‘ and tho. sonic IS
the heart, tho soul, the. life of tho pluno.

Tim lluruc tone can bu uocurcd only from tho Ilunro sonic. it‘or'
thorn in that wonderful depth and swtndmss to it that Indiculu true
tonal perfection and impuri to the musical strum-n thosc vibration»
that make life worth while. lili'I‘ THAT'S NOT ALL! Thu con-

 

An Important meeting of Company F
will be held at tho armory this even-
ing The. thief business of tho ovcning
will be the eloction of a taptain to
succeed Captain Willinnr‘l. (iomatock.

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, Sill] Given duty In [In Butternut".

.—~'Illo dance loving public nimultl
not llllrs' the cutortninrucnt. and bull

 
 
 

That 18 just what. these prices mean. V '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

)1 l. tt'thv horrendous. Mush Hall January , , .
“MTV“ 27”. , atruotlvo quality of tho Ilumo rrraurou ptsrriruuturuy of all (hostl forth 1
Douglas anier pm Grand Armv , I‘. DI Iii—-mmilwl It I Vt. iurcs that stirrup a piano to; of tho highest ortlor ot' oxcciloncc. BIG SACRIFICE SALE OFVV'V-V
' 3 ‘V ' t nutrn l. orcrtntm. ' ‘
of tho Ilopublic, hold it rcguinr inttrt. ll. Atirurw 30”le ”1‘me Marta-

Ing. last. night. At tho meeting Fob-
ruary NIN."SOYGI‘RI now membors are
expected to be initiated, and Important
businésn transacted.

“THOSE WHO USE THE. IIIHII" lxNOW 'lillt} I “fill RY Olt‘

achurlcttI-r; (l. L. Jobnnou,E. Ir. (looku, W
C It. What-iota 1). Louis Ircton,‘ .I. it}.
Watrcnihul,’ W. ll. Lawrence, J. Ollcu-
tlort‘l, Victtlr' It], Jacoby. 'I‘rruhrrn 'i‘.
Scircnok. l'lctt Ryot‘. ’1‘. Wall. il. l

Austin, It. Jacobson. New York: .i. Is.
i'lttl‘khurtii. South Kent. (loud: W..M.
Smith. Williams. (‘Iricuuoz iinrry Il.
Milic‘r. Now lluven: w. It. Lewis.
(ileum-ooh; (3. F. Bakor. l.. i). Zit-‘gior.
.Ir.. Philadelphia; it}. J, Hill, Washinw
too, i). C. Craig H. ’i‘rowbridgo, Mil-
ford; F. it (irdcn. Wcslllcltl, Mann:
‘wa‘ro guests lust night at tho iloicl
Clifford.

INIIURED BY FALL 0N ICE.

Albert Voorhr-oa. of East Norwulk,
an ornployuu or ii rank C. Van Sony,
tho plumber and tluuruitb. was walk
IngV last Sunday night mutt the horn.-
of Aaron Smith. .iurvitt avonuc, Nor
walk when he slippctl anti toll on tho
ico’ llo was currictl Into Mr. Smith Ii
homo, and it Wan found that. Illli In
juriuu worn or ‘nucli u naturo that ho
would be obliged to roruuln time a
few days.

 

 

 

Gustavo ‘Pitzer has received a letter
from Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Luwronou
from. .‘(inlifornln telling him of their
safe, arrival altar their trip across the
continent and that they iiltv tho coun-
try there very much.

The best ever offered at a special sale in South Norwalk.
For the sake of rapidity in serving you satisfactorily, we have

parceied these Suitsinto three lots-No. I. Nomand No.3 3. ' i . _.

 

Tho. sorvIct- In the Salvation Army
tonight will bo lod by Lieutenant.
I’lutt formerly of south Norwnllt.
who will Iouvo soon for a now appoint-
merit In rescue mission or field work
(‘uptnln Wilbur will v:a.t the corpu
and hid good- hyo to hlI-l friondn. He
will have tomorrow morning on the ll
o 'clock train for his now work in Tsun.
Ion. Muuutmhuaotls. ‘

‘ LOT NO. r.-—Sults and Overcoats that were $7.50. $8.30 and $10 '

Now $6.98

‘VLOT N0. u.—-—Suits and Overcoats that were $r2. 3x3. 50 and $r5;

. Now $9. 99

LOT N0. 3.—-Suits and Overcoata that were $18,. 329 and.$22.

Now $13.89!

Children' s Suits and overcoat: that were $2.00 and $2 50

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MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS.
V. 36 Washington Street. Telephone 365-3 V

Diaries for l905

Standard and Excelsior Make

w. PrBEERS,

BOOK AND STATIONERY OTONIO. ..

49 Wall St. Norwaik. 6 So. Main St. So. Normlk. ;
function; couulc'rlon.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

ultimatum max sAx

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Frank Baxtt-r in booking the Worst
cnso of tilupopain or constipation In
South Norwalir or vicinity to will Dr.
ilowurd' u now specific for tho cure of
those diamuoa

So confident Is he that. thin remnrhw
bio rnmllcino will i‘ITilt‘t u butting cars
In a abort iiuro. Ih'at hwtrfleru to re
fund the monoy nhould It not‘be MIIII‘
coastal.

In order In Itoclll‘l“ tho quickest port
sibio Introduction Mi linrttor will sail
a rnzular Ilfty cunt package ‘oi ihirt
mediclnu at hull price. 26 could. ,

, ' This ilpt-clilt' ‘oI' lrr I-lownrd'u villi
cm nick hemluch‘c. tiiazy foolihgll;
continuation. dyspepsia and all forum

. ot malaria and liver trouble. it docs

’ not hlmDIy alvv relic! for a limo: it
molars permanent and crimpguwfmpgsg

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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1 Children's Suits and Overcoat: thntlwere $3.60 and $3.50 ‘

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Children' s Suits and Overcoats that were 34. on and $5. on

‘ g Now$889

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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WHAT SOME OF OUR LEADING
lchfl‘lZVVING OVAYNVAKBOUVT LOXIA-

 
 
 

 

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

_ Om" annular Militia tor culturing n thorough bit-Imus U
lion. and NDW II tho that to In sin.

 
 

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Our Ksberd’ssbery Department rs filled witil good titling: at

true anno man, plenty In tho”
but must not be overlooked. .'

utgwhlla load can
art too bung,-Lrnursrnber It Is
. " In tophn u.

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“Nil; armfiryvrtmés‘ol Grip. >
d- o sells
“01qu ”from ludluomoh, by?”

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