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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 4, 1905 · page 3

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. took charge of the station in New or

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or that engine you’ re going to instill

weather with uni:
.1. .1. 1;." hunter

s so are o e rs
89gb wellher was :19“, south oi tW
'1‘e illli been 1 decided rill
in tempo this ill the southern“ hill
tern sections hill! n‘degidega £1111 i1
rt on: t e re:
Alli . .j' ondltlgi‘li fnvor nforqthi‘i vidlh‘
lip snow or rein followed by clearing
33 slightly colder tonisht and 31111

 

 

O'B‘rlen’ s.

'W
its Helena Keane oi Bothel it
heat or Mrs. Robert 0. Mitchell.
Norwslll.

h-Seol
it»
Withdraw“—W suhmedes has returned
it sitar viliiin Mrs. David David
soil; Shot. Anton I.

h—Pule hohie rendered lard 8c in
litres linker.

Murine Engineers! It’s time to think

sud Plush liens.

 

 

April lst. See ad.

Mrs M Mitchell and dsu‘ghtbi
Héieillt. of West street, are the guests
oi‘I Mrs. Add A. Lawton in Brooklyn.

Mrs;Cllil1~les E Steele and daughter
of S 11th Mniu street“ are the chem
of M L. A Millet-1o! Mormon.

Williem' 0. Note. superintendent oi
the South ivorwsl schools, is attend
in: the inaugural on in Washington.

‘ «~Huudreds of us‘elul things in the
kitchen de erttnent in i o Imsrll down
this. M Sinit h «it

Oysters hare meItlé t sir a pesruncr
111' the nilrliets e hey svo Idol:
scarce. during 1 1.- last low weeks 01
the winter.

ti o. Benedict oi south liorwillil
a further resident of Southport. he:
been Mound that town looking up oil
scdueintnncel. 1 1

ll bill
' “Sunni d goo ll. ow tops. om
hri idery ll kl. hierosrised cotto e. at
nhe insfill down sale st M. h with

end Conliin 11v.

Old Well Tenn-l proved Ordero
the Moooibees, will old its monthll
meeting. Monday evening at Elks
lieli in seed. Main street.

Clarence Clefooi. the. substitute our
ri 1- ol the South Norwalk post

do has moved from Dsrien to 8th
Norwull. end is now residing at 11
High street.

whirring styled in Ililerbi‘es. O'Brien'r.
W. C, irving, of South Norw‘slk. will

 

 

 

 

 

 

linen, when .1. Rflowser left the po
{ition has been appointed reglllsr stn
ioh sgent there. 1 . 1 .3 , .

ALwAve tissues to chilllcllsl
Every churh
Iquantitv at L. e M. point. Cell 101

Four gallons Lion on & Martins»-
L it ill. Point mix with three gal
ions linseed oil Will mum a house.

W. ll. Barr; Charleston W. Vii.
writes ”Painted museum block
with In & M.. stands out as" though
varnished. " 1

Weill-s and covars like gold.

Don't pay 11.5011 gellon tor linseed
oil, which you do in ready-foolish point.

Buy all tree): lrom the barrel st 60
gangs per gallon and nlix it with by

it makes paint cost about $11.20 per
gallon. Sold C. E. Dow. South
Norwalk; Hubbell dc Staples Hardware
Company, Norwnlk: W. 8. Cover A
Son. Weetport; Northrop Brothers.
Southnom ‘

 

‘ ir Circle of the Kings Deuglnprs. of

1.0”“

will be given it liberhl ‘”

 

 

Economy is lilting Chlli’ili Ildiiill

Young Pow
Choice!

 

motive Veal Roast.
Prime Rib Roost;

 
 

1 Turkeys,
Fresh Cali-4 Esme, very low.

 

1 it, odd bill. it b. llclthsrd. at,
1 litemtord. spent the any with Mr. inch»
lord‘s skull? Mrs. ‘

ll derwenr, eon
"‘ uriul our Ill-1'
smith

11Willa1u Nichols, superintendent at
m disrupts was in town this

' “ hotthe water is shuns
”that link Joe the reservoir
“1‘ng lite “Lyon 1

mm Downs; the
at" t fur. id stills“ to be out
titer three week's liluets of the
rip; some that he "stlll tools a ho
is shaky in the pins. .1

Jill lb pail pure borne rendered lard

0r 40cm Moves Mllrlt et. 3
11 1 ‘1 .1 km W

John F. Williams t o well‘known
.ln‘bn‘lllh or New Yer o‘ty end Larch
cont, wh‘o hi1 been under Build
.1163 core at the Metal Clifford. has
retained to his home. 1 1

Miss Charlotte Wont teacher in
1‘1.thI South Norwnik Migh School is in

as hington l) 0.19 attend thel
ugumtlon ceremonies so the guest 01‘
ill‘ brother who holds it government
osilion

 
 

 

 
 

11mg...” 'l 1‘

011 Weddesdsy, 3 p. 111., the Endeav-

he Booth Norwollt Centredfiilonsi
‘huroh at the home or Mrs. use Do.-
.rls, No. .16 Rowen street. East Nor.
mill. Seldom; 1

 

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John B. Lawrence has declined the
iiectl‘on es deneon of the South Nor-
vaik Congregnti’onsl Church and the
hutch will act on his redig‘n’etlon. next

' .‘llursdey evening. at the close or the

itidwook service. 1
410111111111 Demise. ofnrien'n .

George Louder. of South Norwalk,
ins been in Greenwich, this week. 111‘
onsultstiou with w. M Anderson and ‘
iihors relative to orgithill’ng it college
ssebell resin ior Greenwich for the‘
{thriller season.

 

 

 

About twenty- five members ol‘. Hui l
tony Lodge of New Canaan. drove

- o Norwolk1'l‘huisdsy evening, and

old a fraternal visit to then Masonic
.rothron at St. John's Lodge, and wio
.essed the M. M. decree. ,‘

 

The law prohibiting the catching or
lite went on Match 151 and wiil re
.min on until April 30. This applies

onli pohdh in Connecticut and there
1 it penalty of $25 for any one having

fiiill of that kind in his possession.

 

—-5 lb pull pure home rendered lard
or 40o. llsyes Market-1' 1

 

A south NorWnlk druggist has been
11 town this week lrihg to induce
'0atrick Bored to erect nndther busi-
ess block on his Railroad avenue pro~
erty. us he wishes to open 11 drug
tote in that part of the town.w
ireenwich Newa.

‘ A party of Stamford people want to

'lorwslk inst night. to attend revival

nestings. Several ‘ of the Norwnlk
‘ hurches are engaged in 11 Joint effort
0 make the town good, and some even.
olists are helping in the work.—

ltamiord Advocate. .

111111111 Mite Mchbe. of 11 Washing-k7

 

'on street, entertained At progressive

whist Tuesday evening, Miss Lough- =
in song and Richard Rossmnn gave a 1

monolo he with cards. A very delu-
ty tulle was served.

villi won by Miss Anne Brown.

 

~Un1brellas, Umbrellas. U'Brlen’s.
‘--—-—.—~—e&.—.

One of the nestest things in window
ards has just been issued bv The
Jolk list 00.. the principal feature be-
ds lite lifelike representation ot 11
Derby but printed in 11 handsome
broivn cdloreby the photographic pro-
oils The cards are being sent to
the customers of The VoikI Hat Com
DEM» '.

‘ Thursday. 7. 45 p in. midweek ser
vice or the South Norwelk Congroge;
tionsi ‘Cllurch. noblect. “The Place
or Righteousness." What is the
Christians motive for righteous iiv
int? ’1 4111 what lies the poorer ol
Temptation? What is salvation? Let
its bear this meeting on our hearts
do come to it with it thought and with

 

 

16c and 1801b

The first prize ‘

26o lb ‘
1.00 lb 11
14d and 161: Ill

Hail been tied up in their cellars for over i lll‘ lltoi'iiht.
He has become so strong they cannot hold him my longer.

He will be let loose for one week commencing Friday.
March 3. to visit their customers.

LOOK OUT 1193 HIM

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Advertise Your Wallis
:- in The Evening Sentinel
And get Quick Returns ’

. For Your investment

 
 

Tile lilniiicli lisve
Always Bought

1 1 Bears the
1 Signahlro’

lionCleeri‘ul- :

nessandlieiil ohlhlnilnelhler

~ mMo rphine‘ hofmlerdl.
ormdo'r‘sc.

_ AWQeteblcPrepanhoni’oi-As-
1'. slmllallneihel‘ood like uls-
' linglhe Slomsris “SN

 
 
 
 
 
 

use
for liver
Thii'ii’ieais

 
 

tpoilcilleed 1’ c 1. ii"
; lion. gout-£01m: y 3511335 J) T ’
‘ Worms .ColivulhlhnsJ‘Werl'slt-
nee: amusements».

gum-tin

he senile slumber. of

 

 

III moo-mm“ em.

 

The WCook’s Idea

device' is fully met in the

Hub Range

It has every up-to-dnte improvement and inVention for saving
time. fuel and labor. and that is why the Boston, New York, Pro'vl-
dence. Worcester. New Haven and Hartford Caching Schools use
and recommend Hub Ranges; They are the world's best by any test.

 

A J Col/mus Co

Fliiie‘rsl Director and Embsimer. ‘
12 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 
 

1 AND BITYLI
are the first points to be considered in
furnishing it home. There is u tro-
mendous dlfiwnco ‘. «“1 "teen the room
with u badly assorted lot of Furniture,
and the room with appropriate lurni‘eh-
logs tastefully arranged. it you are
thinking or refurbishing any port of
your house, now is the thud to buy
the new article. or We are receiving
goods every ddv tor the Spring Trndo.
and you get drill choice.
OMH on CREDH‘

A. J. ANGEVINE & SON

cm or Credit. lat whom... an.

Berg-ems m- I'tey to our Hots

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‘ WERI UW‘ AND .1198 NilVéII Ml MOURMMG HAT. A GFICIALTY.

sunrise nous ro on
1 1 ,I '1“ item Iron entitles FIAT‘l‘hllllIo

 
 
 
 
 

weight still hots.
' heavy lists but from reports received

- lmilortdot part Wit

'of 1a practical. economical, responsive and costly managed cooking ,

 
 

 

eiilro
blame them
ill turn. the 11m
”101311ka the TIT“

 

 
 
 

rrx‘w‘t

All the spring shspeil at the lenders
are new issued and, us was to he'll ell
poctdd. nothing riidlohl hills boil: in.
irodliood. clatter of (not tracks
are plot being lb ‘11 u 011 With quite
the" allele alcohol or "to oldl as his cher-
octerihdd provide file‘s done.
sort lists are fee ling “troll. 1gb whit; 1

there is hhdotihl'edly h‘n ens log oliln

tItIiggguehlulld ir‘d‘m Editiofli sections

lire lil‘ibnolutely no house 11111111}!
oue‘s‘ c'lalih til; t‘li‘ott ll ts i‘wm not hilly
a very bilge 119 do illi'po ‘aIlit bdrt ill the
hat snide o‘fl

Still hills are“ in ekeelledt decline
and their popularity is without doubt
sprhildillk to sections who‘re hitherto ,
they when not been genial-oily is

A New York City undone rode ntiy '
noted is that inherit lien! lo, light-
New York buyers
have for yours demanded lull still

 

February finds us in line Settle for doing business some Width
stuff yet to be some oi but lhileh not is bright. fresh 1 cl
tall: shout; between the two you can do some very planned a
Price of course ii 11 print is’ctor ill ellinul‘stlng trsde It this sad
oi the year, but it does the trick. Few people all. ibovo being c it
intent. 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 lncreaae the voiding

of the Februsry output. ‘ 1 1 . 1 i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Children’s Fleece Lined Vests. were use. now too.
' Children’ s Grey Mixed Vents and Pants, were 254:. now too.
Ledies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50c, new age.

Men' 11 Negligee and Still Bosom Shirts, were sod, now 391:.
One lot of Men’ 11 Four-in-Hand and Tech Ties. were use. now 19c
One lot of Men’ 5 Gloves and Mittens. were use. now 191:. .
On lot of Men’ 11 Gloves and Mittens. were 5pc, now 391:.

All our Ladles’ Shirt Welsts at lcls than cost.

 
 

lro‘ln he‘vor‘dl manufacturers they seem
to be coming around to the selrcon
forming ilht' fdeh.

‘ Brown for spring.

There are already clear indications
that the various shades or brown
are to sell well. this Spring in both
sot} And still hate this color plays as
buyers and do-
plicntog are expects to fully maintain
their pr sent practise. 1

in sti1hets the lighter shades like
Jove. are best cuneideréd.

Fancy Bands. .

The matters: fancy bends has at-
trnctcd likelihood of their gonernl sil-
option. Tile attempt to pepulsrlze the
brown band on straw hats has not
met with general success perhaps for
the roul‘on; thdt the attempt has been
made principally in relation to cheap
gredegol‘hste.‘ and a cheap quality of
brown trimming! is just shout the
cheapest thing imaginable. 011 soft
hill) some very pretty polka dot of-
lost: and hair line stripes are shown,
but their adoption by the trade is pro-
blematic. in still hate the fancy bend
pioposition is only applicable to the
cheoper grades and even there buyers
purchased very sparingly. '1

Raise in Wool Hat Prices.

Four or the most prominent wool hat
manufacturers have advised the trade
by postal dated Fcbilinry 1, that ow-
ing to the great advance in the price
or wool (about 10 cents a pound in
the lust few months) they will not he
nhlé to fill any duplicnte orders at
previous prices. The increase anmunts
to sheet 12% per cent. a dozen for
small shdpcg. and 25 cents n dozen for
the llrgor proportions.

The Labor Situation

The most noteworthy bit of news in
the labor world oi the not trade is
the iotition or the United Matters of

One lot Ladies’ Corsets in White. Black and Grey. were $1.00
now soc.

All our Furs at one-half price.

 

183-85 Washington Street. .1

Ne w Wals to.
New Spring Models in Chino “Silk
Waistsw‘white and block~value, $3;
special, $2.25.
N. E. RYAN,

86 IWASIHINGTON ST“ SOUTH NORWALK.

A FEW or CUR PRICES A...
Not for Saturduv— but Every Day.

 

 

North‘Arnoriosn. made to the leglrln- Nice Small Smoked Hams . ...... ... l lb. ' 1 .
lure of the State .or‘Counecticut. that Nice Smoked Bacon. ..... .................. 14c 1b.. 21TH 1).. k."
they be allowed to incorporate. That it Chopped Beef .1 . .......... . . . .................. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. 10c h.

Was an unexpected move sous without Chuck Steak. .................. . .......... .......... me ill.

saying. and the results will be watched Butler in Print. ...... ..... . .. .......... . ........ .. 23c ill.

with interest. 1 ' Fresh Eggs' ............... . ..................................... 80c dos.

Union demands in the trade are ub- Link Sausages . ............ . ........ . ...... ............ .. 2111:. so
WNW. without question due no doubt Ground Bones .. ............................... .8 lbs. tor lg:

to n realizing sense oi the case with .
which certain meuulecturers have “op-
ened" their shops.

in the can trade the light for the
"open shop” is still on with every
chance of success nicotiner the efforts
of the Cap Munulecturers‘ Association.
Th. Wholesale For Felt Hst Manufac-

turers' Association.

President E. V. Connett‘, Jr., of the
Hot. Manillncturers‘ Association has is
sued it call [or it special adjourhd
meeting of the Organization to be held
at the Bioadwsy Central Hotel New
York, on Thursday. March 2, at 1: 30
p. 111.

The committee appointed at the last
meeting to correct nmon‘dibent" to the
constitution and bit-lows will report,
and it is therefore of the utmost ini
portnnce that there be a full sttenv
dance.

Turkeys Roasting Chickens. Fresh Home and Fresh Shoulders.

JACOB SCHAUB,

22 WASHINGTON smear. 'PllOne. 31122

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lemon

 

THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLIAND PACKER
Tm HARRIS o GANS co.

PHONE 3411-5. 68 WATER ST.

Judicious Advertising.

Judicious advertising is the kind
that will bring orders into the adver-
tisers‘ business to the disadvantage of

the man who is not awoke to the pos-

ribilitles of mighty big dividends it
handled by men who know how to all
vort lie

 

 

WOMEN'S KIDNEYB.

Women are more often ethic ed with
kidney disorders than men, but attri-
bute the symptoms to diseases pecul-
ier to their sell, while in reality the
kidneys are doritnged. Nervousnm.
headache. bully or dark circles dildo:-
the eyes. pour in the book; are signs
at kidney trouble that must not be up
norsdi or s callous malady will result.
Foley'stllldney (lure has lestored the
health or thousands of week nervous.
broken down women. 1 ll stops irregu-
ls ritles end strengthens the urinary or-

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

gans. ll purified the blood Incl hello " , - ,

fits the whole svstem. Sold at Pinis- musun‘lc 1 ‘ " 1“

ted‘silrug store. i" '1 a”!!! . 1 .

counsel. wees lNOREAll'. ' 1 .1 1 ,1;

FRET?) magi. Po... T23“; lt—Intff- COLDS GRIP CRO”? .

ms u es en recs v y prom n. .1“ m

end business end financial men 01 this 1 "“5 “m "i ’19 m

city that the linited States stool Gor-

Wetter . 0t couons 31101113111115

preparations for n heritl wage in- '

crease attesting the? srgor proportion i museum ‘1'

 
 

of the big coll erus employee or eve 1
grdde. it is lie 11 that. 170 000 men wt 1
he directed and :12 090.0% added to 1
the prowl

 
 
 
 

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" GOUBHO AND COILDI.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

ford Pile;

 

 

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ligmdbahy neit‘Tth’deir’w" 1‘ 1 mementos T11
.3 m issue ~ m
fot‘W 1111..“ ’ 1 m e’udth to little to :
$1th“ touchy element. madam: {113.1% 1 1 ,
_ 1m

Bil WSES 250.1 125 DOSES, 5011,
a Mountain. nodnlnlherho
Wl‘ JAG ‘ '

 

 

 

 

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