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TIDE CALENDARS BEING PRINTED
The call for The Evening Sentinel
Tide Calendar has already exhausted
the supply. and tortha present. we
are undo. o to supply them Another
lot of them in being printed, and as;
soon as they are delivered to us we
Will give notice. and be pleased to
Captain P. H. Morgan, of New Lon.
don, stopped at: the Hotel Clifford. you
teiday.
Mrs. G. 8. Raymond. ot’ ltldgcbury.
was the guest of friends in NOI‘thHl
last week.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
J. A. Richardson. 10 West avenue, Fri-I
day tiftunuon. All intereolod are in-
vite-Id to attend.
-Crenin and coke, the;
at Congregu..onnl Church
night. Come early.
supper, 350..
tomorrow
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Companies D and r‘. ’l‘hlrd infantry
of Norwulk. will undergo an annual
inspection by 21 United States uriny
oilicer on March 22.
Ono of the largest snow drifts about.
town is in front of the Elm Grovo
store. The road is impassable tor
wagons and sleighs.
Secretory Hino oi the stoic lionrti oi"
education“ is sending out (‘opics of tho
list of town school committtrs inn-nth.-
oi school visitors and boards of tlillltl-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Flynn, who
huvo been spending the post twu
flats in tho West, are visiting Mr.
+ Flynn‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
, Flynn, in liaul‘ord strum.
At 7 o'clock this morning tho thor-
irnmetor was at zero. and tho wind
made it one of the Worst mornings oi
the winter.
The Htlping Hund L‘Ilrrlu of Klilg'r
Dnuglltors 0f the Norwulk Methodist
Church is being held this afternoon
with Mru.|Chntterton. of Him strcct
The tlIIOW drifted so hudly Iiitl‘
slcishlng was poor, us at. somr‘ paints
tho'ronds are mvcpt burn and at oilirrr
are big drifts which will upnct u slt‘igh.
'l‘ho train for Dnnbury this morniin:
srhodulod to leave South Norwalk at
6:20 wont up the road at 8:30. At that
time no union had come down and
llanbury was practically isolutv.
-—'lhv Shadow of tho (”izillows.
ulnr pilot: prevail.
Pop
The annual report of the (‘ooiwcti-
cut Maturation of Labor has lioun nunt
out to the plumbers from tho oilioo ot‘
Socrotory-Trrunuror P ll. Connolloy
in Dnnbury. The roport is hunduoinc
ly golton up nnd, among others rou
tniuu pit‘tlll‘i-l-i of Mr. (Ionnolloy and
First. Vino l’rtidont Mrs. Ellen Foolo
ot Danbury. In tho report is‘lncludod
the annunl reports of ”IO vurionn us-
socintlous nillllutcd with tho Stutc
Federation. *
wA lino mono ut Congrcgntlonnl 3an
per tomorrow night, from ii o'rlork.
Edward Lt. llunsou, Wultor; N
(Iludko t‘. W Fotln 5 Arnold Itoou
(‘ Quncitcnhuuh. ii. .1. Bilorlcy Edwin
iiocsc. A Stuthclin, id. 8 aniot. .I. H
'l‘homuu, E. It. Hrrrirk. Henry W. llcl
lcr, Ntcw Yorlt: Churicu El. Roddinlz. It
It, Duty, L. H. norms, .I. (ioorgo, non-
ioil; 15. ll. Muthowsou. II. A. Muthow
sou. l't-rry Brooks, 0. Conistoch. Nor
wiillt: F. H. Lords, Mrrldcn: Honlumlu
ii. Crot'ltl'l‘. r2. N. Richardson. Warlor-
bury; t u, tholcr. linrtlord. Worn
gucutn tout uiuht at tho llotol Clifford.
TONIC TO THE EYSTBM.
it‘or livor troubles and conntipntlon
them in nothing hottur than Dthtt‘s
Littlo llnrly lliucru the [ammo liltlc
i’iltu. Thur do not worked tho atom
och. Their notion upon the system
is mild, picmaunt ‘nnti barihiou‘; Brill
Monro oi th‘nyetlo. tna..,iim. "N“
one million. DcWItt'a Lilith Euro
ulcers do thoir worit All other Milk
I have urged urine and motto me sick
in the cloninth and never c’iirod rue
boWitln Lidia Early Ricotta proved
to he the him; nought relief. Thor
are simply pt-ri'nol " Persona "towel
. inc find lilttio Early nuns tho moat
reliable tummly to tarry with :thciu.
Bold by The t liltcrd Phurmuoyi .
WAT none or: our: amino
ot‘rlzcuc cAJNIatoor tom.
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It's a great prcucntatlv‘c of tilrIp.
It: II puuiinrly wanted to paranoia
IIIIIEI'IIIG tram Indication, Dyciupllo.
. do r
it in an Invigorating, IupctIui pro
dun i a trim
(Occur annually In tho Unltcd Stains.
«no
yet you can secure a contract provid-
ing 0‘0 maximum death indemnity of
(maximum would? indom-
Ity of I60 parable ouch Wook‘ during
"‘diiiimllit‘y for not exceeding 200 waits
for an annual cost or $35. pr :4ch on.
. dually for $12. 60
THE OCEAN AGGIDENT AND
GUARANTY GORPORATION.
Ascot» ' Surplus
Fo undo d 1871.
so are. our. to $1 23: 85816
i Taylorct Golden
no. Norwalk, GI.
74 Wuhington 81.,
.. m . .. _..~...'..~. W
Minn May ilchIllnter, of Dunbuiy.
who has been the silent at Miss Elsie
Motion. 0: 38 Butler street, Norwulk,
roturnod home Monday
Although it in a little chilly to think
about wearing lawns. this in the time
to buy them. Read advertisod a sole
of black lawns and gronudlnos at very
tempting prions, See all.
The merchants on the south ulds of
Washington street est-lurk iutlt, on tho
wind swept all the snow Minus the
strcot to the detriment ot tho own on
thd other side».
”Don't fours: Sill. lliut.
Superintendent of Buddha Samuel W.
Hoyt, .lr., hnd gangs of man. With curtn
removing the surplus snow from tho,
main streets of the. city of South Nor-
waik this morning.
Jun. 28,
The meeting of the Eliot, which woe
to have boon hold inst owning, was
postponed until the rcgulur looming oi
tho lodge on February 8, owing to tho
sorority oi tho woolhcr.
-~Mntinoe and night,
Shadow of tho Gallows.
Snturdny, 'l‘ho
Charles I). Him? its chairman oi‘ the
(.‘onnooticut public Lbrury cominillotx
in forwarding ropics of‘ thc monthly
boot: lists for Novcinlwr and [lot-cul-
her.
The snow ploughs of tho South Nor.
wnllt street dopnrlmcnt were found to
be of litti 0 use in clouring tho puths.
owing to tho foot that. tho snow had
outkud so hard where it had drilled.
A showl brigude wot. substituted.
Mimi Moist.- Byluiglou will loll (if
her ruct nt trip to ltuly, whr-rr riht- wui‘s
tho nut-st of hor grandparents. (fallout
unit Mrs, A. ll. Byington, n: Noplos,
HIE}; l.I\'(‘lllllg_ ut tho llll‘t'lillb: of tho
Young Poopltfs iloricty ol‘ tho Norwuilt
(Itwriigtcbuitionnl Church. Mir... llying-
too will it fill tin: Illt'l‘lllli;.
l ho Shadow oi tin (tailor.
’ihcutro. Saturday.
(Mir-rm liousoll .ii‘rnru, Muior li‘rt-ti
drink A. Hill, Major Elton liili, .lr._ Mu
jor it. Livingston Lucitoy, (“opinio-
Frunk b. Layton, Captain llobrrt. G
Mitchell and Victor W, it‘vrrio, 01‘
South Norwolk, will bu :‘unonr. tho :it-
ttndunls Ill tho Old ('qurd hull, Mud-
ison Stilitll‘t‘ lluidcu. Ni \r York tonight
BUSINESS MEN MEET.
President A. J. Muzzy Precides and
Deliver: Address.
MERIDEN. Jun. 26 —~Tllt- oponlng iii
”In unnuul wording of tho Stale lluxi
ncss llion‘n Association horn, which
was not {or ii o‘clock. was dclnyud on
illitttilllIL of tho non-nrrivnl of trains by
tho storm interfering. Up to noon
only about titty of the our: hundrod und
lilll'ly tinfogdté-s. expt‘clcd bud ttl'rh't'li.
nnd it. won licciticd to postpone tine
molding until 1 o‘clock. President A.
J. llluuzy won one of tho curly orriv~
fllh.
ATTEMPTED SlJlCll'iF BY SHOOT
ING.
Nlfi'W HAVEN. Jon 2llr~~l.nrs 'l‘oru
born. c Swodv, rouitilng‘ ul ill) Wolcott
.Itrm-i, tloupcodcnt orcr lil health, at
lomplcd suicll‘m today by nltoollng. lit
Nun ionnd lr'n r on n boil in his bond
with u built-t. to his bond. liis ron
.lllion i: orllirul.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON. .lun.‘ JtI.—~Airivod: Down
inn it‘ulll Livorpooi.
BICKENING SHIVERING FITS
Jf Agile und Mnlnrin can bc relieved
and (mod with Eirmrir. Billion. This
iii u pur,o tonic medicine; of ospooiul
fwnoili in mulurin for It cxorls u irut
urullm inlluuuct- on tho disunso, drly
ing it cnthuly out of tho nyutoin. it
to lunch to ho Iprclorrtnl to Qllllilno.
hurlug nduu oi thin drug'o bud alter,
Iéi'fuutfi. E. 6. Monthly. oi llourlotlu.
'l‘rx.. writes: "My brother woo very
low with inulnrlul furor nud juuudloo,
II" he took Electric liittoru. which
saved his lilo. At. it‘. it, Dutxor‘s
mug Store; price 50c. guuruulcud. "
STARTING YOUNG
NIB?” 1.0 come.
our to begin.
. O‘I'AR‘I' TODAY.
51an on account with the
never I100
EDMI‘A
:I, litrp'l'b' ‘
to anvil money piouhu plenty in the
lint; while and can.
not start .Ioo young, rcmcnuicr it. is
‘WBT ‘NDRWALK TRUST’
Spend Sale Of Old Coats
ind liens Pick Then at
$2 98
tors or cmccn lN con JANIJAR‘AGLEARANCE snumxuo
HERE’S A SAMPLE 0F .15. IN THIS SPECIAL orrcntuc 'or con .
coil-rs AND vasrs TO MATCH AT $2.98. g,
rues: GARMENTS'WERE MARRIED TO ta AND $10 slurs
WHEN we cor THEM. THEV’VE BEEN owortceo IN our. WAY
. on ANOTHER, AND we musr car RID or THEM Mow.
ALL SIZES lN THE orrenma-mosrtv FANCY microns,
O t
SOME BLACK, WELL MADE. GUARANTEED ALL-WOOL AND 00V-
ERED BY’OUR GREAT GUARANTEE OFI SATISFACTION OR MON»
:9 BACK. .1 ‘t . looms
DON’T WAIT, our com: New. ' it?! “Elli!
MEANTIME, WE'RE SELLING OUR REGULAR, STDCK OF'
CLOTHlNG FOR MEN AND BDYS AT WONDEBFJJLLY LOW PRICES.
ROGERS csrrvnns
Soccauars to Commie): Bros.
, scum NORWALK. TEL. cstnsze.
NOTHING BUT THE HIGHEST QUALITIES ARE
CHEAP.
The effort lupuut yours has boon, in no for on possiv
bio, to make our friends and customers (among whom
we hope you may ho nnmbcrodi tool that tlmy wrro cou~
nidering thcir best intervals in untrustioi: thi-ir groin
wants to our euro. The increase in putronagc tcndu to
prove that this is tlit- upon with most. “’0 bond your por-I
clonal experience has not prortau tho contrary—«if so it is
your own fault and too do not appreciate llto truc monu-
ing of tho foundation of our business “satisfaction at. any
cost."
BUY OATS THATS CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
EXHIBIT DISTINC'I‘IVE CIIAitAt"i'ERlS'l‘ICS THAT APPEAL '1‘0
PERSONS OF FINE MUSICAL SENSIIIILH‘IES.
Yet the mcrc question oi ll lino 'ionc" illtllllil tltoldt- sour prob
l‘lC'lllt' l'or tono is tho lilt’lllll) uolvr of tho sonic and tho stulo in
the heart, the soul thr lilo oi the piano.
The Home tonotuin lit'til.C.lli‘-:tl only from tln~ llnmo scale. For
there is that woudorlul depth uni swootnuss to it thnt indlcutc trod
tonal perfection and import to the illusion! sum-s those vibrations
that mnko life worth whilr. lili’l‘ 'l'il.\'i".‘~‘ NOT ALL! Tho con‘
strnt‘tlvo qunllty of tho iiuino insures porinunrnry of all those ion-
tures that stump n piano on oi tho highest tll‘tit'l‘ oi rxccilonoc.
"THOSE Will.) USE THE HUME KNOW THE LUXURY 01"1 IT."
MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS.
36 Washington Street. Telephone 365-3
Diaries for I905“
Standard and Excelsior Make
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 Wall St.. Norwnilt. 6 So. “Main St" 30. Not-walk.
TELEPHONE GONNzcrion.
Box Stalloneru
‘ 19 Cis.
We have a vary largo shipment;
of stationery on the way and
.must make room for It. We
thorelorc Inaugurute a clearance
sale or all 25 and 35c panels in
stock at 190. Thouo uro lino on.
porn, and there Iil’u large cohort-
wont to choosc'i'rom. Assort-
ment will lessen rapidly, so don I
wait if you can use Ettatloncry.
Sou them. in the window
Tali Clifford Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.
I CORNER co co. MAIN AND
euznaera are.
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 152.
PROF BACON GEETB LEAVE OF AB-
8 NOE.
NEW HAVEN, Jon. 2ti.-Proi. Ben
ujmln W. Bacon who holds the choir-It
of New Testament Criticism and in
torprotatlon in Yule Theological Sem-
inury. has boon granted leave of ob-
snnco by tho Yule Corporation for tho
\.
.uext college your in order to accept,
the appointment of director oi‘ tho Am
crioan School or Orlonlnl Research in
“Palestine Tho professor will learn
.ut-xt July, passing the whole 01' tho
following your in Jornsalom and tho
root of his family residing in Europe.
illu work in Jerusulcm, bouillon the
super vision of tho studios of tho oohot
urn. will consist in loaning old silos
and model. the suporvislon oi' cxouvu
lions and tho invmtigutlon of mono
scripts. lit-l will pity spoclnl ultcn
lion to than bruncbmt zirchnology in
l‘tllt-nlilit-I‘wliioit ruining in tho Now
'l‘estuuiont.
EX-MAYOR M’CUE To HANG.
RICHMOND, Vu, Jun. 26.~~Thv Su-
pienio Court or Appcols has tlrniod
tho supplementary nppvili in tin- colic
of ox- \inyor McCuc of Churlottcmillo,
convicted of wife murdcr. tic woo
sontcncod to [)0 hnngwl January to,
and won resulted by (iovcrnor Mon-
Ingup until Fobrunry 10.
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STEAMER IN BAD POSITION.
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Georgetown Aging: on Great Polnt
IP-
WOODS HOLE. Moss. 'Jnn torn
large at cantor in ashore on Great Point
Rip. on Nantucket Shoals. It was
ltarnod that the steamer ls htc cooler
Georgetown. oi! the Atlantic Coast
Steamship Company's iloot. She is
In u had position at tho end of (Iron!
Point.
l NAN'l‘UOKET. Macs” Jun. 26.-'l‘hc
'BlIliillllm' Georgetown, which went
.nuboro on Grout. Point during tho
night, lost her rudder and was driven
Ion the end of the point. The captain
Inna crow have landed safely. No for
Etl‘iior particulars have yet been obtain
It: .
I HYANNIS. Mass, Jun. 26.~A largo
Invoqnusted uoho’onor in ashore inside.
Burnslnble Harbor.
on the bench and it is holloved alto
,wus nwopl in at. high wntor during tho
niuht. She In in an cnny position and
.apporontlv in little dungor.
Two ucboonors, one it four-mnster‘
and the other with live plants are re-
portod high
North Donuts
Icool ludon. it in thought thut they
icomo in at high tide, on they arc to
ho middle of the wide flats which tor;
miles are born at low tiino.
' Even the vegetarian may ri-cl that;
he in n urnull potato. '-
Arc you looking for Splnach.
my price, 15c can.
Smoked Beef.
Cabbage. Sell you fine heads.
Fresh Eggs are Cheaper. 40c dcz.
get row: for- pure Jelly.
Largely over-stocked on National
packages Some Cakes. 5c lb.
increased usefulness.
How can we serve you?
She is well upI
'will convince you It say are
and dry on tho tints near tyou can depend upon.
Both apparently are and have a. scientific palm repaint; r
Helpful Hints? ,
S omething fine and '
Plenty of good Smoked Bcet now. ‘ 6
Danish Cabbage, from 10c to 15¢
Webb’s Cream Corn. packed especially for Lorenzo Dibble.
want a fine com I wish you would try this sweet and tender articlcbific‘. .-
Purc Fruit Jelly. Raspberry. Currant and Strawberry, 15c glaoo.’ Somc
Our price I ow. , , ,
Small Potatoes at 15c peck are ac Iiing well.
, Good Rice, 4c lb.. or 7 lbs. for 25 c.
bargain sale to reduce stock on Unced a. Milka. Lemon Shape. Gina
Ginger Wafers. chlback. Social Teas. 5 O'CIock Teas. Soda “Cr;
We want your inquiries and orders.
Come ‘n.
will toil you till about. you
buslnoan and love a dim.
claim to bc~wondertul and tilted
'tnturo tcllcruwnnd what they tell on
Vial
10c and Rho. w
rat-d Readlngd, 26c 90d
Aiwnys toll thoatmth it you, w
,to make trouble.
M.
A" you
Want comer
All you want.
Biscuit Co.’ s 999613.
Spocial
AT IT AGAIN 3
' TEN DAYS MORE on OUR gREAT
ddment Sa e
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.500 Giro} ilwag in llui Bus utters.
That 18 just; what these prices mean.
BIG SACRIFICE SALE OF
IOOD Suits and Overcoatsts
The best ever offered at a special sale in South Norwaik.
bar the sake of rapidity in serving you satisfactorily. we have . .
parceled these Suits into three lots—~No. x. No. a and No. 3.
LOT N0. r.--Suits and Overcoats that were $7.50, $8.50 and $10
Now $6.98
LOT N0. c.—-Suitc and Overcoats that waited”, $13.5o‘ and $15
Now $9.99
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LOT NO.3.—~Suits and Overcoatu that were $18. $20 and $2:
Now
$13.89
Children’s Suits and Overcoat: that wcrc $2.00 and $2.50
Now $1.87 . '
Children’s. Suits and Overcoatr that were $3.00 and $3.5o
Now $2.59
Children's Suits and Overcoatc this: were $4.06 and $5.00
Now $3.89
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trams... oucwuui
SOUTH NDRWIILKI CONN:
tlcn. and now II the mm to harm.
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND, TW’EWRITING DIPAI
MEN‘I‘B‘ ENGLIEH AND MEGHA: MAL DRAWINGS.
my Ind Irv-Mun horrific.
Visitor‘s inhibition.
Children a Suitti curl Overcoat: that wore $6.00 and $6.50
Now $4. 49
, ‘ Our Hnbcrduhcry Dopaiment to illicit with good things lift 9.
. . money cryingpriccc. Thur trim not be curriculum.
Norwalk Chronicler