3 2w1unnt FONSCAS’I‘.
01‘ N milk .andwlolnitm Fair to-
' day increasing clondl
a 1 rain in alters rut
A 11311 of low prsiill
out brake Superior southwest
m ll .1111 producing omldow
b 2.1:ioudy’weather with light local
as between the Rocky blamrtarns
d the Mississippi river. lVUld tcnr
ratdl‘es prevail in all sections. con»
unions favor tor this vicinity pleasant
2w'ontltdr with siowry rising tempera-
titre followed on Saturday with in-
creaslna cloudiness and probably light
1111111 by Saturday night.
l1
tl
ibPork chops, 1323M lb. N. 1' Mar
kel-
MraJSJ'. Dieklnson,otNorwalk, has
been visiting friends in ‘mtown
; “3 3M ‘ W
reaps. Caps, Capo. O'Brienns
Mills 'M'ay Bennett, of Norwalk, is
the guest of friends in Ridgeilcld.
:Mins Edith Cr.ofutt of Norwalk is
visiting Mrs W 1181111303 in West.
port. '
Mr. and Mrs. William 0 Gilbert, oi
Ridgcflcld. spent Saturday with Mr
Andrew Jolii’f, Norwalk.
NW
A largo number of candidates will
be baptised at the South Norwallr Barr
list Church Sunday evening.
M
2~Dont miss the concert and ball,
Will“ or enlug. Feb. 24.111 Ar‘lon Hall.
A good time guaranteed.
Judge Henry W Gregory, of tho
Nor-walk Probate Court, has recovered
110111 an attack of the grip.
-—Hcar .loe McMahon in his latest
song “Farewell Mr Abner Heming-
Way." Ax'ion Hall 1-onlght.
, W
Mrs. Ilubert Taylor and son Leonard
have returned to Georgetown from a
visit with relatives in Norwalk.
Mrs. Harold S. McAilistcr of Chest-
one street Norwalk is the guest of rel-
atives in Poughkoepsto, New Y or k.
“W
Mr and Mrs. D K. Scofleld of N01-
walk called on Mr. and Mrs. I" S More-
house. 111 Branchvllle, last Friday.
~Loin Pork I‘ll/4c lb. N. Y. Market.
Oswin Harris clerk in J A Hislop
& Oompanys store, is ill at his home
in West street with an attack of grip.
The primary department of the South
Norwalk Baptist Sunday School will
give an entertainment. this evening at
the church.
-—Bo_vs’ Winter Cups
Arcgular meeting of Ophir chapter.
0 E. 8., will be held this evening,
at the usual meeting place in Wash
ington street.
O'Brien 0.
warren Oster‘banks of Main street,
“as tendered :1 surprise party by
ll lends Vl'cdncxsdny evening at his homo
in Main street.
The monthly meeting at the Chris
tian industrial league of the South
Norwalk Methodist church will be
held this evening.
-.-Dlphtherla relieved in two enty min.
rites. Almost miraculous. Dr. 'l‘_1102
mas? Molecule Oil At any drug
store.
South Norwslk Lodge A 0 II will
hold an outeralnment and sociable
Friday evening, in A. 0. ll. hall in
Washington street.
CHANCE FOR OUR READERS.
Coupon Worth 251: if Prelohtod'at Frlji
Baxter's Store. »2 2. t
in order to test The Sentinel's great
circulation and its superior advertising
value: we have» made? amusements
with Frank Baxter, the popular drug-
aial. to offer one of his best soiling
medicines at hall price to anyone who
am out out the follouing coupon on
present it as hill store.
«1.1.1.1.. ............... oonetthntll
COUPON. ' .
trial-“coupon entitles the holder .’
. to one 50c package. of Dr. How .
. or“ specific for the cure of con
. urination and dyspepsia at half.
. price :2.
. lvwill refund the money to any. J
. dissatisfied purchaselr.
. F. ii. BAX’lllm.
I vwsnvvrrv: cams. .
1 . 15.31.1131 1 .,r, .
1
.h. a . .2
. v.05” triatfiruu-
Jeers Shadow
of Former Prices
SUGAR CURE!) HAMO AND SADDN
til/.11 rs.
rates 0011111 to 1.5.
on...
PUBLl0 MfiR‘KE‘i
ins
2 . but
“till
"F1"
. Yacht ‘lubmill-v he
vendors. Feb "416? Alton
‘good time guaranteed
A
.,. 2 2 rn-~-r- .2 '
James Shropson of Main street, Nor~
' - violence in Scott 11
aux 11.1.1. or 1111111 York 191311111111
in the most consortium sau‘ni Walk
has been spending a low days in town.
1‘ W'Wl
Tho annual standard 1 the Norwulk
hold tomorrou
night,a the Hotel Cliltor. ‘ 2 .
Oswin Harris: 011.1 111910;. 6: Corn-
Dull” dry goods store is ill 111 his
home in ‘Wot’it 21am. ‘
Wm
1 Lincoln Council No. i. Order of
United American Mechanics. will hold
a nibbling tonight in Mystic Chain
Hall, Washington street. ‘2‘
+J~W2
Miss‘ Bessie Levy, 0 charmlns South
Norwalk young lady, was av ghost 01
friends in Atlantic street, yesterday. -~
Stamford Advocate
MW
mSoft and Stiff Hats
W
The Decker Club. “of the South Nor-
waig Baptist church. will hold a
monthly .rnecllng‘. this evening at 8
ocloolt at the church
’1 '/.
0' Brien' s.
Hurryl. Cornea, who has been at his.
father“ s home Ridgsfiéld. ill with
quins92‘ sore tlrroltt.- has returned to his
home in Port Chester. 2
#-
wShoulder Steak 101: lb N: b' Mar
lrct.
W...
George B. Knapp of Ridgeilcld ll
spending the week in Norwalk where
he is attending the 1e\lval meetings
that'aro inow' being held.‘ i
1 WW
Deputy Great Sachem Julius llul-r
bell of South Nornwulk raised up the
chit-1‘s oi‘ l’ulrgussett ’l‘.1‘ibe improve-d
Order of Red Men in Dnnbtnv, last
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-Dou't miss the concert and ball
Friday owning, it‘.ob 24. at Arlou
llaii A good time guaranteed.
The Jour'ncyrnen Barbers Protective
association will hold its monthly bus
lncss meeting next Tuesday evening
at the Labor Lyceum in South Main
street.
Tay'ior & Golden are sending out
thclr‘ now telephone lists. If any of the
subscribers fail to get them by mail
tiroy1 can secure them by calling at
the oilicc of the ill n1
Among. those from Norualk. who Rh
tended the dance at 'l‘oqucts Opera
House l'toslporl, on l‘ur-sday new
and Spencer 8. Adams.
The Senate adopted a measure on
favorable committee repent yesterday.
extending the time within which the
Norw.alk Bridgeport and Bethel Trot-2
tion Company may organize
“Umbrellas; Umbrellas. O‘Br‘len’s.
Washington Camp No 11 Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. held a
regular meeting. last night. The
amendments to the by ions were
adopted. and refreshments were served
at the conclusion oi the business
The large water pipe in front of the
store of Mtvln Wilcox in Washington
street“ burst Wednesday noon and {or
'0. time there was a current of water
upon the sidewalk which caused pod
calcium: to take to the road.
——l“rosh or corned plate i'rc lb. New
York Market ‘
Automobiliths or the NorWalka are
getting their machines ready for the
first good day of spr.in11 Machines are
being overhauled and some are already
lit. for the season. Quite a number of
new cars drill soon make their appear-
once hero.
~Don't miss the concert and ball
Friday chninz. Mb 24 at Arion
Hall A good time guaranteed. '
Mr. and Mrs. W.2 B. Sturtevant and
Mr. curd Mrs. George A. thipicy are
attending the theatre in New York
this afternoon. This evening they will
attend a 1“cvlcu of the thirteenth rog-
imcnt of which Mr Sturlcvant's son.
Frank. is a member
Jinan pot roast, 101: lb. New York
Market.
Miss Rosalie items. or New 'Cun
nun, while returning from Nurwulk
Mondnv. after taking her brother to
a that city. was throvl'n tram her rticiair.
which turned over. She escaped with-
out injuries 1‘ be borne ran away and
demolished the sleigh.
‘D-td't
rr. like 1" lalll'ilolltw W tilrapin
111301th 1.111 11111111111. W» N.
Park l“. J. burden. ll. A. \dep”.
lluch. New York.‘ ‘A; V ‘d'ulnwrlght.
Scrum ‘ill‘s1npson...lmcyclm
sixfold-«vi ,cllaca Jrntiu.
”.‘l’oak01‘113WHclrm‘W 3. John-
‘ioirn‘dh dried lilincoln, A. Kzstrnds.
. do, Boston. Samuel Kepler Ridgcdcid.
Robert W. Chapman. New 111111111: 11.
boob. Philadelphia, "were ‘uucs‘rs last
night at the Hotel (“illiterd : 1 2
M s «2 ”W
in llartlord yesterday Senator Don
oven. 01' Bonibllvmuik. made a virtue
oils speech against the confirmation
of 111111er (isms, arr railroad coins
inimionor declltl‘lilfl that when tilt-1w
Wino operative. Charles it. inset-coll
“WWO immflwt Mull!
“no“ established the gestural.“ MW
'33 “tarragon“ 2:” can use.
11W
thou in it distinctly 1111111 d. has
1101ch of tile have to 111111 disregard tilt
Q
32 South M1111 Street.
ism struts.
George L. \\"'.oodvtmd 60111ch Curtis .
Hillel'r' ’l‘i m» Markvlllo. R. 8‘1.
tor appointing the commissioner rim y
\
Don 1 lot a cough continue or a cold settle—utakc Linoninc at that
first symptom. Linonmc wants and enriches the blood forcing
Swollings and inflammation to subside and restoring vitality. Grip
csnnot harm you if you fortify your system by taking Linonine.
Pneumonia is prevented as Linonine keeps the lungs to good health
3' ‘ ' 1 2" v~4<"i~ . .. 2 . 2 , 17.311“: 1'
22T1'IE GREATEST
improvements in stove construction are'en'rbodled in the Stam-
ford Ranges. Our word for it you will know them by their
work—and they are “good lookers‘f as welL
Made by a foundry established in 1830;
That shown reliability. ‘
Embodylng the latest features—many of them exclusive;
That shows progress.
Different from all the few other "first- class" makes;
llcncc their superiority
FOR 3.11.11 or 22. 2 2 .
HORACE R. NASH IN SOUTH NORWAEK.
CORNER. WEST AND MAIN STREETS v
n
of a practical economical. responsive and easily managed cooking
device is fully met ip thei
.1 3?
Hub Range
It has every np-to-date improvement and invention for saving
time. fuel and labor. and that is why the Boston. New York, Provi—
dence, Worcester. New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use
and recommend Hub Ranges. They are the world‘slbcst by any test.
11.1. 601117251160.
Funeral Director and Embalmen
12 NORTHMAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
.. ..—~.,u..—WW'.—.M~u «- ~--»~—~—.._..: ~_ 3w 3‘” ”T
AND STYLE
are the first points to ho cousidm‘ud in
furnishing a home. There is a no
mentions diliercnce between the room
with a badly assorted lot of Furniture,
and the room with appropriate furnish-
lnsu tastefully arranged. it you are
thinking of reiurnishing any part of
your house. now is the time to buy
the new article. as We are receiving
goods every dur for the Spring Tr.adc
and you not first choice.
CASH OR CREDIT.
A. J. ANGEVINE 1i SON.
Cash or Credit. 134 Washington 81
Bargains in Ready to Wear Hats
was: $2.98 AND $1.98, new 601:. mouamno HATS A SPECIALTY.
STAMPING DONE to 6110211.
3 AGENT won BANNER par-ream
- S. S. TILLOTSON‘S.
as wasumoron srnss'r. SOUTH nonwam. cons
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Parlor Tables
At Halli-Price.
Raymond 8- Son,
46 and 40 Main Street Norwalk.
OW“W“W
E
Millers
matron
Idngswalliod to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It ems all schools of
medicine, and cough cures. loaded with our»
than a con; . it is a unallocated inflam-
or 1111ch of the 11119111111111. .3.1b"cs and
colitis are Worthless and h because no
remedy taken internally only, otter did or can
cure. SRAZILIAN BALM the terminus not
sum, alone has triumphed in every case for 2.0
new 1 .
mangle to drop! «or? 11 hours and so who to bathe the throat
1111111111 trot. clear helm every night. transit the mm It
penetrates. reduces the mm the nuns. snaps tho
coughing Mine of phlegm min ‘2» inhactoth‘ovig‘oo
armor 1le11 or 111.06 and»; as the smear
10th?“ on iswwccks and we monoculture sleds denote
the last stage of quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates.
2...... , - 31 new“ 0111.1“me Sultana-
u. .6 4
.1 i
11,;
clubs coasts. often. it may be Milli»
enrolling blue Jaclrctsrin the 11mm!"
tlon of twenty foreigners to one
American born citizen. After the can
dict with Spain. Uncle Sarn' a council?
tion of the role of a War 1d Porter 0511!
r the consequent increase in the navy
at lltat threatened a famine of Inhil'fio.‘
war ‘-s men. The Navy Department
turned its eyes inland. with the result
that the recruiting olilcers soon were
West man-y;
enrolling in the Middle
bright boys who were not only 111131
arts to serve on the bit; lronclnds hill:
superior in intellectual and physical
caliber to the, majority of recruits so:
cured 30131 the seaboard. Now there
repairman oi the interior are to have
an opportunity to learn sea customs
and navaldlacipllne at their very
(1001's. as vii. - were.
of tile projected naval training station
on the Great halter-12.2wiu 11111111 11 new
epoch in the crusade to gain an ideal
personnel in the American 2'Ntt1'1-
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WALL STREET Fon'runss.
Many. fortunes are made in Wall
street every month. What the newly
papers tell the public about these is
true. But 3whnt We never see in the
newspapers are accounts of the lamb.
fortunes lost in the some place in the
some length at time. The fact cannot
be too strongly impressed upon the
minds of speculators that for every
dollar gained in Wall street a dollar
lsiost and as the people who gain the
do iars are always well known old
timers in the business it follows clear-
ly that the people who lose the dol-
lars are the newcomers.
. ' GRAFT AND CORRUPTION.
it is time turns of the United States
to wake up. We cannot go on corrupt-
ing the youth by exumplon of graft un~
chucked, permitting 32: the 3.511111111111311;
habit 3130311313110 possession alike of so-
elety and the slums. tolerating oven
with a ciahntire acquisition of great
fortunes stolen by titties from the
very poor. [\ch cannot permit all this
without endangering the foundutions
of a republican form of government bo-
cuuse a republic is possible. as Na-
poleon said. only to. a people of high
intelligence and character.
THE EFFECT OF“ ALTiTUDE.
Most overworked, debilitated, anae-
mic indlvlduaisslccp better on corn
lng..to.11hlghér attitude, while 'me
full-blooded, high strung, nervous per-
son sleeps better at sea-level. Con
valescence alter illness in general is
apt to he more prompt at high alti-
tudes because of the greater possibil-
ity of being in Ll"(.’ opcu :rlrnnd sun-
shine. People who rarely go from a
low to a higher altitude are more can-
113‘ fatigued.
WAR SHIP' ARMAMENT.
The tendency toward the installs
tion of heavier intermediate batteries
in War vessels is illustrated by the
changes made in the original sketch
plans of the new British battle ships.
In order to satisfy a misdirected
public opinion on ofhclal attempt will
be made to reduce the displacement
of the new ships. This, of course, can
be easily arranged. providing Great
Britain is willing to accept the inevi-
tnhlc reduction of lighting strength
that must accompany it.
3 MiLK ADULTERATION.
A milkruan in Berlin. Germany. was
recently convicted or watering his
milk. fined $20 and it was ordered that
his name with details oi the case be
printed on a placard two {cot square
and posted on the city advertisement
boarding nearest hlnvplacc of business.
That milkmuu ought to come. to the
United States. as he seems to under»
stand the business well enough to
make a success.
WORLD‘S BEST 'lllMEKEEPER.
The world‘s best timekecper is said
to he the electric clock in the base
ment of the Berlin observatory. which
was installed by Prof. Foerstcr
805. It is enclosed in an airtight
glass cylinder and has frequently run
for periods of two or .thrco months
ulth on storage deviation of only
15 l. 000 second .
2 l
HUMAN ODORB.
That the Caucasian odor may be
odious to other races has never oc~
curred to tho lordly Analor‘mmu but it
is 0 tact and a Japanese physician has
published a learned treatise on the
western odor and its cause. This holds
that each men has lts3pnculinr odor.
that it is partly racial but is in 1
measure influenced by dietary and
other conditions.3
a.
DSNTISTB lN THC coonzs AGE.
helm. 11 hut-int scientist and don-
tist, who 11.... 1.2.1.211 oxaruinlnt; the no-
maina of prehistoric 111011. hits 1“!th
ored that decayed tooth were not no»
common in the bronze use. mirror
also says he saw indications that in
ibmtc curly , times. there more dentists
who tilled cavities,
THE EARTH”! Hear.
The latest theory is that radium is
the cause at the earths heat which
to not attributable to lilo theory of n
molten mass which lltlll been slowly
cooling for a million tom's. but to the
presence of radium. ’
14.1.2
llblrlusivo of commuters. the English
rsllwayo earned during urn 1104.814.» ,
1100 We”. and outlet .cd 111 mile
road tam 3231176110013 The laconic '2
iron: the freight. sorvrcc was about
equal to that from the passenger trap ‘
i 15
he. The more serum»; 11 11.? 117‘. .ruidll
can mus during; the 1.11310 W? on
”to Moderators.
3 u. . his...“
scorn, Noawnnn's'oasa'r our loOons Honda
true ‘eatariishmant‘
in'
Aosn'r 110311 MAY MANTON'S Puritans.
2 February findans in fine tattle for doing business. Some Winter 3
stuff yet to bedisposod of but much that is bright, freslwand newt‘o ‘
talk about' between the two you can do some very profitable trading 3
Price of course is a prime factor in stimulating trade at this season
of the year. but it does the trick Few people are above being «and.
mical. The “left overs" go at a loss. and we' re glad to see them go
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase-the volume 3
of the February output. 2 ‘ 5
Children’s Fleece Lined Vests. were 25c, now 191:.
Children’s Grey Mixed Vests and Pants, were 251:, now 191:. ' ' .'
Ladics’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 501:. now 391;. ‘
Men’s Negligce and Still Bosom Shirts. were see. now 391:
One lot of Men' 5 Four-in-Hancl and Tech Ties, were 25c now 191
one lot of Men’ s Gloves and Mittens, were 25c. now 19c. ‘
On lot of Men’ s Gloves and Mittens. were 501:. now 391:.
All our Ladies' Shirt Waists at less than cost.
One lot Ladies‘ Corsets in White, Black and Grey. were $l.nu
now see. 2
All our Furs at one-half price.
8385 Washington Street.
New Wars 1.5.
New spring Models in China. Silk
wallets-white and black—flame, $3;
special, $2. 25.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
WA FEW OF OUR PRICES.
Not for Saturdaywbut Ev 3ry Day.
Nice Small Smoked Hams .......... ............................. 12c lb.
Nice Smoked Bacon ........... . ........ 140 1b., atrial "3:.
I- )1»,
Chopped Beef .............. 2
...........................
Chuck Steak ..................................... .. 101: lb.
Butter in rint .................................... ....... 28c 10'.
Fresh Eg s ....... . ..................... , ...................... . 30c doz.
Link Sausages ................................................ 2 lbs. 2511
Ground Bones ...................... . ........ ~ ....... . ....... 8 lbs. for 25¢
Turkeys, Roasting Shiekcns, Fresh 11111113 and Fresh Shoulders.
JACOB SCI-IAUB,
22 WASHINGTON STREET. 'Phone, 322 2.
W“OOMMOO”MO”WOW
JEDDO
. THAT’ S ALL.
HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS 8b GANS CO.
PHONE 342-5. 68 WATER ST
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