I
regular
new hih
For the copvonl‘eno‘e of the radon
of The Sentinel” letter box ha been
placed on I b '
‘ lip IWY Ion sic
They ohcd' d‘bo Ilgn-
cd by the writer II on evidence of,
good faith. 1.
A».
ing was omitted.
The Radel Oyster Company is now
shipping about 1600 gallon of oysters
daily. '
New cooking apparatus is being in
stalled at the Radel CQ1}!pauy's soup
department.
The Rope and i’ipean'soclaIion is
fitting up its quarters on the Washing-
ton street bridge and will soon take
possession
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold as annual meeting Mon-
day night in the new truck house in
Van Zandt street.
The members of the chorus of the
East avenue Methodist. Church are
requested to bring the books used at
the Chapman service to theiservlce
in the Church tomorrow morning
The evening services will be omit
I-Il tomorrow at the East Avenue Me-
Ihodist Church as well as the meet.-
lng of the Junior Band and the hip-
woth League. The regular Sunday
morning service will be held how—
ever.
Mrs, Willis L. Bean. of Van Zandt
sheet, is expected back from Spring-
fiold Mass, today. when: she was cal
lcd Io pcII’orm tho mouiniul dnlv oi
attending the funeral of her only sis-
ter in the United States, all her other
relatives being in Canada.
Frank H. Davenport, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davenport. and
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. James,
was among the ushers who recently al-
Iendcd a banquet by the ofllccrs of
the Congregational Church. in Bou—
uiuglon, Vermont. Toasts and speech-
os were made, and young Harveys
scniinicnt was The Stranger WillIiII
Our Gales. While not quite seventeen
years of age he is as tall as his moth-
er, and a line athletic handsome young
fellow with a good brain, and amongst
other studies is well up in Latin. His
watchword is Semper Paratus 'l‘ he
whole family is very proud of the pos-
sible statesman from the Green Moun-
tain state.
ROUGH HANDS MADE SMOOTH.
A man who once'bad rough horny
hands made them soft and smooth
with Witch Hazel Salve, but he used
the genuiuo~that healing the name
“1‘. C. DerIt & Co.. Chicago." For
sorca, bolls. cuts burns. bruises. etc,
it has' no equal and affords almost im
mediate relief from blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding piles. Sold
by The Clilford Pharmacy. *
ROWAYTON.
Agent. for The Evening ”Mimi.“ In
flowcyton, are FrodIric ookwood ,
Elwood Broadway and Charla Petty.
OrderI lent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
The Girls class for the sludy of
Shakespeare will hold its nexl Inoel-
lug at tho home of Miss Beatrice lic-
Waiers.
Fourteen volumes of Washington Ir-
vlngs works were presented lo the
ltowaylon Free Library. this week, by
Mrs. boulIo Viacom, oi Ihla place. and
are now ready for calculation.
nowayton Baptist Church-—Tbo pas
Ior Frank C. Brown. will branch. at
10:30 a m. on A Line of Spiritual be-
mediation; 1-: 30 pm ANeglected
Opportunity: Sunday Ichool, 11: 145;
Junior meeting at 3:30 Seal 0r En.
dcnvcr meeting It 6:15 will be adore“-
ad by Mr. Soodeld. orchidcnt of the
Stanford Unldn. Monday evening.
visit of the C. E. to weapon Congre-
gational Church. Wednesday. 2 p. m..
IAdioll’ Aid meeting. Thursday, happy
hour Iervioc.
flood Creamery latter. .1;
’ " l " up in”
Fine roi dreamer)! 1am:
I»... new. in
and Media I. moan I...
‘ing a few days in Pleasaulville N.
1 day night.
The Junior Band mootlngjlast cven~
. for
b Emmum‘ own-mm“ «I.
b mgiiu:
“Initial In iii
h» neon tripi ”we id
publication but II I gum-Int“ ef good
win, all lion-Ii gnu “do Id 1
Miss Maude Punaeit II suffering
from an attack of, scarlet fever.
Livsryman Andrew Taylor is spend
I ‘The King's Daughters met with
Mrs. G. H. Noxon on Tuesday after
noon. .
Mr. and Mrs John Mosher are the
parents of a daughter born yesterday
morning. . 1
“I
The Lincoln Club is planning to
hold a dance in the Towu Hall, Mon i
The residence owned by Mrs. Fran
cis has been sold by J. P. Brummer
to James Stevens.
”W, ._.
~Don't forgot Lincoln Club Ball.
Dnrlen Town Hall. Lincoln Day night.
Wm-
The building in the center owned
by Theodore Austen are being re wir
ed for electric li his, in accordance
with the specific tiou of the insurance
Board.
The young ladies of Darien are
planning .to vs a reception in the
Town Hall in that place, shor.tly A
number of young men from South
Norwalk will attend.
The Ladies’ Aid Society met with
Mrs. H. S. Brown on Thursday after
noon. Arrangements were made for
a supper Io‘be given in the‘social
room of the church next Tuesday eve
plug.
The Stamford Y. M. C A will hold
a rally and meetiFg in the Dnrien
Town Hall next hursday evening.
A supper will be provided for them
by the ladies of the Congregational
and Methodist Churches.
The members of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company pronounce the chow-
der tendered to them by Volunteer
Hook and Ladder Company. of Now-
Ion, as the result of the recent pen
ochle tournament to have been one
of the best ever scrvcd III the trcm
endous iron caulIllou which Is kept
by the Eagles especially for chowder
and which is as much a part of the
equipment of the Company as is the
truck.
The annual meeting of the Friday
Afternoon Club was held last Friday
with Mrs. Helen Scofleld-Hlndloy. The
study of italinu art was continued and
a line program was carried out. Bot-
ticelli was the artist under considera-
tion. The election of officers resulted
in the re-election of Mrs. G. H. Noxon
for president; Mrs. Clarence W. Bell,
vice president; Mrs. S, W. Cooper. soc-
retnry and treasurer. Dainty refresh
ments weresorved. The next mecling
will he. with Mrs. Alfred More-house,
Jr1, February 16.
Among the recent real estate Iran-
Iaclions in this vicinity arc the fol-
lowing. which were made by Clarence
W. Bell: The property on the Cove
pond owned by Dr. F. J. Rogers, sold
to a New York man, who is to build
a handsome house on it. The price is
said to be in Ihe neighborhood of $10.-
000. The property fronting on the
Turnpike. west of the Noroton rlvor,
consisting of ten acres and buildings,
sold to C. S, Wherle. of New York.
815.000. and the tract of land
on tho Turnpike, with a frontage on
the Cove pond. owned by John W. and
Jos'dph I). Weed, to a purchaser whose
name is not as yet made public.
The ladies of the Friday Afternoon
Club are negotiating to light the
dark corners of our alroets, and later
all of the streets. They have purchns
ed lamps, which will he placed and
made rcIIdv for use In a few days. A
young man has been engaged to not
as lumplightor. As Ibc fund incl-chaos
tho ladies will place moro and more
lamps all through the village. Any
citizon Interested In this can send do
nations to tho secretary, Mrs. S. W.
Cooper The ladies intended doing
this last spring .‘hund owned a smgll
fund. but pon I e‘ w come now
ing circul ‘l (1 thin Iho'a on of thoth
were to Ive us talso rlc Ights. the
ladies 1w ed fort a prom 'Ied illdm
dies lufend to Ii l3htl: Id III
of the darkest stree cd “I
the near future add to t p 1pumbsr
"Iron 17A A'i: both
or it Indy remit
Ililan Saddle broil “i“ ”Id! w on-
ever tried. aims-I out cop On.
10c 25c. soc Ind Ii. both”. The
Clifford; scams and Plaisted'l.
WESTRQRT
AM or III. IIIII’II‘II‘I Matinelwln
We ii I vigil VFW Ion.
Thom will be a special town meeting
W
wast Intimates on repairman
painting your auto. L. M. Wright'o
new ”use. ,_
from a visit with
III In in
'frlenda In Jersey City N J. . 1
Men distributed
'loudedu
While till! 9 into
ipeclal services. ‘1
as. Lloyd Nash is ready for the fray
also and there are hopes that a null"-
the demands.
”a I. 'W _;‘;
WEST NORWALK.
Henry Hoyt, of South NorWalk, has
rented James Bates plans.
William Durham is cleaning the an
dcrbrush and small trees along the
’rlver from the bridge down to the
older mill, making a vast improve
ment.
Mr. Mills. of South Norwalk. who
Is employed iii a South NdrIIhl’k box
factory, has rented Edward Benedict's
muse. Mr. Benedict is boarding with
In.
Mr and Mrs Edward Bradley enter-
tained a few friends at their home
Wednesday evening. Among 'thbae'
present were Mr. and Mrs. John F‘ll
low, Miss Edna Fillow. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fillow and JohnMartin.
A large party attended the revival
meeting in the armory. Wednesday
evening, being convoyod over in Wil-
llam Durham’s carryall Amorig those
In the party were Mrs Charles John
son Mrs. John Boc.hlel Mrli‘. Bmcdlin,
Mrs. James Smith, Mrs Charles Emor-
son Mr. and Mrs Edwin Johnson Ml‘s.
Samuel Morehouse. Belfry Bums,
Fred Emerson Miss Bertha Bchdde
Miss Anna Broadway. Louie Schede.
Sadie Hamilton. Pearl Morehouse Mr
Durham expects to make two or three
more trips over and anybody desiring
to go should make application to him.
HEADACHE. ‘
Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup. it
sweetens the stomach. aids digestion
and acts asa gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels without Irritating
these organs. Orlno‘LnxaIlve Fruit
Syrup cures bllllousness and habitual
constipation. Does not nauseate or
grips and is mild and pleasant‘to fake.
Remember the name Orlno and refuse
to accept any substitute. Plaisted's
Drug Store. '
WESTON.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton ls quite
ill with a. severe cold.
Miss Florence Meeker is the guest
of her aunt in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sterling have
visited friends in Redding.
Mrs. Osc’ar mum and llttlc daughter
have visited friends in Cannon.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon has spent u
few days with Mrs. P1 B. Perry.
Mrs. Oscar Williams has returned
from a visit in South Salem. N. Y.
Norlleld Grange held its regular
semi-monthly meeting last evening.
Miss Hattie Gould, who has been III
for a week with grip, is about again.
Mrs. A. E. Turney has had her lrc
house filled this week with fine ton-
inch icc.
John Fourhct has been suffering
from rheumatism. and is under the
care of Dr. Frank (Ion-ham.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beers will
celebrate their twantleth wedding on-
niversary on February 27.
Miss May Hamilton. who has been
spending a week at her home hora, lino
returned to East Norwalk
W
The Young Men’s Parish Club was
Harrell. on Thursday owning.
mi...
Mrs. T. W. Troodwell. Mrs. Charles
Scofleld and Mrs. H. C. Hurlbutl have
been appointed a” committee by Nor-
Ilcld Orange, to select a piano. Which
the Grange contemplates purchasing.
to replace the one lost by fire last
summer.
AN lNVITATION.
1 We Isl: u Ifr I 26 c at bottle
million at ingv o rel liners M 0 NJ: *0 I9, Cut. on?! we will
01' The 39'1"“? ..19i"-y.. WW OYHIHIIII to cure
ill! the hardest
iiihemmailon and given
EH. Bantu r. u
on Doozenbery is
all affair, was It?
'th inbuilt
Toy MI I!
ed her ml¢~cmmo Tribune.
NovelIItu'l'hcy my the dwect buIi
nose ill dying out. .
Mortelu'i‘hat’u thI. . bu "Info
NOVolllt~l do. lddit‘ HM
cou ‘ .‘II
reItiui sleep.
at hint! ..
We“.
reel
am.
I'll.
rnionrruttv Iunud '3
”LINN. W. Monro a machinist. iii
LII
healer and Villa me?
us some of the .1
lire department houses hero.
U W 3 .
in‘di. Kinna‘ni Mackinac Is to volt ‘
Sarasota N. Y., next week, .
‘ participate int
C. Birgo has been active during ‘
the past two days filling his lce hous- ‘1
cient quantity will be gathered to meet :
city a
. has rccentlybccn discovered. it bears
entertained by tho prcnidcnl Ralph
of
one. ‘
n on halve: 1 '
“Did you ever live in this city?”
asked the eminent lawyer
‘1'! don't know. " replied the wit:-
ness politely. "That is, I am not posi-
tive whether I ever did or not. I may
be able to answer the question if you
will permit me to examine the old
motorics." 3
”How. old are you?"
“Really. i cannot answer offhand. I
:62"? have to look over my books
N
“Are you married?"
"i believe so. thought. I am only
speaking from hearsay l'd much pre-
for to speak to my wife before swear-
ing positively one way or the other ”
‘Why is it you find it Impossible to
ansvyer my questions?"
"Sir" replied the witness most II-e
spcclfully "I have worked for the
Standard Oil Company for 25 years."
"Do you know," said .lhe bead walt-
er at one of the Kansas City hotels
recently “that an experienced waiter
can usually tell whether a diner is
wealthy or not by the way he handles
his meal check? if a man carelessly
1350a): the bill without looking over
heck. we know the chances are he
isn't wealthy. He is indulging in a
who has plenty of money examines his
check closely.'ns a rule: If he finds
an item which he thinks is wrong he
'tells the waiter about it. It probably
was Just such care as that made him
rich. is he laughed at? Well, i guess
'not. Really. the waiters admire him
for his carefnlncss. and the result is
:they are doubly particular about how
he is charged."
THE YELLOW FEVER GERM
a close rosomblancc in the malaria
germ. To free thc'syltom from (“8'
case germs, the most effective remedy
lsIDr. Klug’s‘New Life~Pille. Guar-
anteed to cure all «licenses due to ma-
laria poison and constipation. 250.
at ii‘. H. Baxter‘s, South Norwalk, and
‘
in. P. Weed's, Norwaik, Drug Stores.
on
"BIII." said the insurance solicitor.
“you should do something to‘ provide
for your family after your death." "i’d
like to. and will if you can show mo
how lo provide for them while I'm
living and at the some time help to
support the ohlclals of your company
In the style to which Ihcy have been
accustomed—Chicago Record-Herald.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following postoihces for
the current week.
80th Norwalk-«Mrs. Frank Bauom,
t‘lccarelli Afrodo James Cardiff Mrs.
Dillard. E. A, Graham. Miss Cnrrio
Hoyt. Maurice liarlignu, Otto Hoyt,
Mrs. King. Life Tablet ($0., Mary
Lynch, Mrs. Willie Myers. Charles B.
Stevens. 20 Middle street. E. id.
Crowo. P. ‘M. i. ”3-,,
NORWALK LIST.
Arthur Anderson. Sch. Sulllo E. Lud-
lam, Tone Crouch, Mr. “1).." Samuel
dovang, Soh..Sallla E. inullam: Mary
Henley. 44 Cedar stroel. Mrs. M. Mo.
Klnstry. Sigmund Newman, Gertrude
O'Donnell. Mrs. William Petty Jr..
Cranbury. Chas Iii Russell. Mr.
Stokes I2). puinIeI. S. A Taylor. Mrs.
W. Walter, l7 Hoyt street, liolen Moi
Ward. .
B. S. KEITH. I’. M.
‘II. ‘- mould be «up... was
1,. 1
Ffolifllh. 6.1m. .,....1.. .L........ 150
1 Miami or: mains. 7e; -8»th
Mackerel. 11o. 1!!le tic; Blanch.
14c; ’Wonlrllcb loo; Finnan Heidi‘s.
as“ Hmdoblruici Minimise; steak
M lilnvuaiibui. 1m smelt. 12o.
Opened bong Clams Ind OyIterI.
IIIII‘IVTII‘W‘IIHHIII-lint
All other kinds of Fish at reasonable
.,,.. war. ,
"t as you have the satisfaction of
, fire thoroughly reliable.
1. this superior grade.
‘ or you pay cash or wish credit.
ii. 'illlirEVlNEi SON,
'_ ’134 Washington St.
Thermometer
pitches out his money for the waiter ,
luxdry and fears he might be laughed ,
at if he examined the check. The man ‘
" wotoi‘ ’«lo
” um.
III: at.» ‘ . ,1
WIMIIIII’I.. flamrday... no:
knowing you me getting goods that
Also you
We the advantage of getting very
reasonable prices for merchandise of
We want your
custom and will make every effort to
servo you satisfactorily.
Give us a chance to prove that this
is the place to buy Furniture. wheth-
South Norwalk.
There is no doubt about
the
Waterman
slim r is... .1 a...
being reliable and accu-
rate.
A full [Inc of sins and
prices always
in stock.
; - AT
Charles E. Dow's.
HARDWARE
m WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2.
Pod Eyesight
CANNOT BE CURED, BUT lT CAN
BE VERY MUCH RELIEVED BY
THE USE OF A
Wels‘bacll Light
WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH
A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH
CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR
ANY USE.
CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK-
LET.
“A Little hill on Gas"
YOU WILL THEN SEE WHY YOU
NEED ONE.
gun—— 'I
L‘ Ii )4 3“” I
IIII. I’IIIIIIIIIII.
Phone 68..
I
._ .. .. W-.. 1,_ ... ..r
svenv Lon'e DRESSING cHAM
sen.
dainty.
w white. oncplcco "Standard” Poo
oci'Iln lilaamelod Lavator.
Have you ever Itoppo to coach!"
bow delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
r drould chamber. Ilocp-
eat of rat floor toilet
preeenoe would afford you
the blunt dome of comfort.
xv WI'wili Iledbfouoio you prion. Our
Ilium .R. Nash
GONNIN MAIN AND W“? 011..
Booth Norwol k. dean.
1 211m. GRANULATED SUGAR. . 41.00
3 cans EARLY JUNE Pnast‘wnsc
”a cane cons ...............25c
s can” vAN caMr'a sour........25c
. Junior R. Marvin
~ this Ipring you will reap a benefit by
plum“ In It oily compount roe. 10¢.
‘haniol. honIIt Ind reliable.
(icon was ......i....... 250 dozen
Ii vw I»...
J
I4 COTTAc‘a AVENUE
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Coll 223—3.
if {011 Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. “bath and all the comforts
that a man or a. lady wants. Every-
thing nsw and upon- t—o- date. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chutnut 8a.,
J. DISESA. Proo.
IIII iiilillii IIII
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'rnANIAcre A cstnAL IANKING
Business.
l '——— I "
cAPIrAn
Sl00.000.00
———.
cunPLue AND PROFITS
$173,500.00
o—I-n—
sowm H. MATHEWSON. ProI.
.IoHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prod.
JAOOI M. LAYTON, GIIIIIIr.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson ‘ Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
-J. Wallace Marvin
Chi-lotion Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H, Rowan
W— ..... . . n...—
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Directed
Ind Embalmcr.
II NONI MIIn Of. South Nomnlk
Incidence. I Washington Strut.
Telephone It homo. 1“»!
t
.THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our roomI I special future. all
and Electric Lighb’ throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely clocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of AckIr, Mom" I. Con
(lit 00.. celebrated Wincc. Liquoro Ind
Cigars IlwayI on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor
' Telephone Somalis—4.
Gold Wall Paper
AT COST.
if you intend to paper your home
buying your wall paper now. We are
closing out our entire stock of Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to make
room for new goods. Buy now and
you take the profit. I L
Our Paper Hangers understand hang
lug wall paper.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furniahing
Condo. Painterly Supplied.
TO ORDIH.
Window Shades. Picture homing.
SPECIAL".
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe.
260: White Curtain Poles. with Fix
{I 'I illi'i“
Ilntlng. Paper Hanging. Sign Paint»
HAMLIN!
L. H. DECKER
I? WIIhIIIoIon CM 1
Tel. will. loath NorwIIII.
.111! WIRING!
4'
cu. mound II
"M a. go;
an
:I ..
II
In... or I.
Iii lelifuss In...
a No. MAIN or.
SO. NCRWA‘
11 North Main Street South No
Fine Building L
For sale at very low figures.
For priizcs, particular and tom
5 Railroad Ave.,
opened a plumbing shop and will .
all kinds of plumbing. tin work.
and gas fitting.
5 Monroe Street.
016 611:.
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS. '
IN NORWALK PARK
Restricted Proudly.
1 , Address I’
Jacob M. Layton.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
So. No '
i desire to make It known thot lbs.
ARTHUR E. BENEDID
South No Ilia
’ WW2“ _.,.
FRANK c
VAN scov.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
AND 1
GAS FITTING.
Tin, size: TS... Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 137-3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Begin tho New Year by Inouridg
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwilk; Co
THE JONES a 11on
II I little larger than ever
buy nice goalie bore. Y
we do the work in tho
Life Insurance In a dead do)?“
F. H. FIELD. General Agent.
Telephone 336—5.
STOVEB AND BANG
SLATE AND TIN Ola
an and Mumn
III leturee. Motel OIIII 1,
HIV. you open our ‘
RICHMOND RANG 7
Wonderful how low . '
We have about
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