Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 1, 1906 · page 3

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

In all the new shadow attachment

plaids
Also Heuristics. Bergen. Vaiiinn. Al-
batross. Granite Cloth. Venetian II
hairs and Brilliantlnos in hit
BLACK GOODS A BPIG

Ia and :7 Washington “not.
Mensch-mo Hotel Bloch.
Iouth Norwalk.

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WEATHER REPORT.

For Norwnlk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and colder-tonight and Sunday.
The disturbance that was in the Lake
region yesterday morning Is now pass-
ing out the St, Lawrence Valley. it is
producing cloudy weather, with light
minor snow in the northern sections
east of the Mississippi river. An area
of high pressure is central in Min-
nesota and is producing pleasant
weather with temperatures below zero
in the extreme northwest. Conditions
favor for this vicinity cloudy and un-
settled weathcr, but not much precip-
itation, followed on Sunday night by
fair and colder weather.

The barge Frank has arrived with a
cargo of coal for the Ferris Coal
Company. ,

~—A fresh supply of fancy native
Turkeys, 20c‘lb., at Hayes‘.

Theiug Abram P. Skldmore arrived
today with a tow of coal barges from
New York.

Miss Laura Smith, of Milburne, N. J.,
is a guest of Mrs. it. E. Botiw'ell, of
Falrliold avenue,

The Model Young Woman will be
considered at the First Methodist
Church tomorrow night.

A. J. Collins a: Company are fur-
nishing new tables and chairs for the
Mahackemo billiard mrlors.

Palestine Castle, Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain. will hold
a regular meeting Monday night.

~—Basketball, Armory. Monday night.
Co.‘ F vs, Yale ‘Varsily; Harsirom vs.

Yale Freshmen, 8 o‘clock. Dancing
10 to 12.
——Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien.

Mrs. William Mulvlhlll and son Wil-
liam. of 17 Concord street, are visit-
ing in Rosendale, New York.

E. Hill's float has been brought up
front Tavern Island, and it is to he win-
tcred at the Nor-walk iron Works.

Miss Amelia Williams. of Norwalk
has been spending several days with
Mrs. 'l‘. C. Stearns. In Westport.

A large three maatgd schooner has
arrived with a cargo of pulp for the
St. George Pulp and Paper Company.

~—t}lock given away at Boston Tea
and (toffee Cola store.

Mr. amt Mrs. Keillor, of Soutltport,,
npent- yesterday sun their daughter,
Mrs. Leroy Adams, to South Norwulk.

Charles Harwy, of Waterbury, for-
mer champion boot player of the state
stoppcd at the Hotel Muhackcmo, yes
terdny.

Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Northrup
and child, of llnnbury, have been the
guests of Mrs. F. S. Conlcy, of West
street.

Misses Grace Seymour and Agnes
ii. Golden will spcud Sunday and Mon-
day in Danbury, the guests of Miss
iiertha Starr.

The Barrett faintly has movcd from
High street. South Norwulk, Into Ulll‘
of John McMahon's new houses in
Seymour avenue.

~Urofnt & Knapp tints. O'lirlcn.

Mr. and Mm. ilcnjumin i“. Andrews
of New York. n'vrc guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. iiylngton, of iii-liicn
avenue 'l‘hurndny.

Miss Florence ilurth; tcuclicr lit the
Concord strut-t school, is sounding lin-
Thanksgiving vacation at her home In
linkeville, Conn.

Douglas Fowler Post, (I. A. R.. will
hold n labeling of apvclui itnportuut'c
Monday night. In Grand Army Hall,
South Main street.

linakethall. Armory. Monday night.
(‘0. l~‘ vs, Yulc ‘Varklly; liurntroin vn.
Yale Freshmen, 8 o'clock. Dancing
in to 12.

There will be a rehearsal for Chrlttt’
mutt in the Baptist Church, this even»
tug at 7:30 o'clock. hirer) scholar in
l‘t'quoklmi to bu llt‘i'tit'lli.

William Steel». a Well known Nor-
walk llnotypv opurutot h-uus town
Monday. for New York city, wlictc he
will work for tile wrintc.

AI surely as children learn to speak
the language of their parents, so surely
will Hoilistiar'a Rocky Mountain Tea
make theta wall and keep them well.
Tea or Tablets. 3f» canto. Pialated'l

Mrs. Edward Cunningham. of South
Main street. has returned home after a
titres weekly visit with her brother.
John Cherry. of Camden, N, J.

stephcn Heath and family. of New
Canaan: enjoyed their Thanksgiving
with Mr. Heath's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Carter, of Norwalk.

Operator Roberts. of Collinnwood.
New Jersey. has succeeded A. E.
llyndl in charge of the wireless tele-
graph station at Wilson a Point

70 GUI! A GOLD lN ONI DAY
Take mxa'rtvn mono Quinlan
Tablets. Datum: refund money if it
fails to ours. Iii. W. GROVE?!) aim
turn Is on each has. the.

SPECIAL.
Prime Rib Roast.

14c lb
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Tooth Bush

to downpour
is what we are specializ-
lnu thinst week

[it and 25s a

Others as low as tic and as
high as 75c.

Ellil. W. KBIIII, Jl.‘

Drought.
5 North Main at. Tel. 626—3.

Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made ,
at our store.

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~Somethlug for the children. too,
at the sale in the South Norwalk Club
Bldg, Monday afternoon. Come and
see what Aunt Jemima has in her
pocket for you.

The open season for gunning rinsed
yesterday. and hereafter It will he a
misdemeanor to kill partridge, squir-
rels woodcock, quail and other game
birds

~—Basltctball Armory Mondly night
(lo F vs Yale 'Vntsity; Hurstrom vs
Yale Freshmen, 8 o'clock. Dancing
10 to 12. .

HDon't forget to see Prof. Barnes at
tho Rink tonight. He is a wonder.

Mrs. Albert Watts and daughter, of
imperial avenue, and Mrs. Leonard
Crawford, of Norwalk, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Judson Watts, itt
Westport.

«Umbrellas, Mourning Bands. O'Brien.

Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller, of Fair-
fleld avenue. had a happy Thanksgiv-
Ing celebration, whctl a twelve and
three-quarter pound boy arrived at
their home.

Leo Mci’eake, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John ’I‘. McPeake. of Chestnut street.
who has been attending St. Thomas
School in Hartford since September,
is home for his Thanksgiving vaca-
lion.

Bubles’ health depend upon babies‘
food. Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea
is the best baby medicine known to
loving mothers. Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. Pinlsted's Drug Store.

The cellar for the new house of Wil-
fred Bodwell in Seymour street is
about completed. The foundation for
the new home of John Smith in Elm-
wood avenue is also about, ready for
the carpentry work.

~i’rof, Barnes at the Rink tonight

Mrs. John Warren of (lrnnhury, and
Mrs_ Judson Watts amt Miss Darnell.
of Wcstport, spent Friday with Cup-
luin and Mrs. .lohu Crawford. of Can-
on street. Norwulk.

Gustav Pltzer has been subpoenaed
to appear in New Haven next Tues
day and testify in the case against
Charles Sherwood. who was arrested
some time ago for fraudulently nt-
tcmpllng to obtain a pension.

—‘~Cholt‘c native Turkeys. 20c lb., a
iiayes'.

B. F. DcKlyn. Dr. and Mrs. Charles
I'chIyu, of New York; Mr. and Mrs
W. i", licKlyn, of Norwalk, were in
Dunhnry dyer Thanksgiving Day. at
tending the family gathering at the
Dclilyn home on Deer iiill uvcnuo.

—‘l)on‘t forget to see Prof. Barnes at
the Rink tonight. lie is a wonder.

The Amcrlcnn Hatter says that the
New England lint Manufacturoing Co.
recently organized. has comnnmcod
the manufacture of stiff hats at iicthcl
and the entire product of the couccru
will be sold by the Knickerbocker
Company, direct to the retail trade.

~ilutcht liiylc Still Haiti. O'l‘irien.

A session of well known tclcphnuc
mcu who hflVra orguniled under the
numo of Tammany Hall will hold a
meeting Sunday evening. It in cxpm-t‘
ed that Paul Chieftain William Nolan
and Pant Chieftain Campbell will hr
among the speakers of the Waning.

wi’ruf, Barnes at the Rink tonight.

Little Iiclcn Elizabeth Vonhurgh.
daughter of Attorney George H. Von.
burgh, was t‘hken ill with scarlet fever
yesterday. Dr. Dnmortlcr in in attun-
danrc and quarantine regulations are
in force. it has been impossible in
uncertain how the little one ‘contructcti
the disease.

-«~Mcn'n it lioya‘ Winter Cups. O'Brien.

The lit-v. W w. 'l. Duncan will
preach to tho Imuntcu of the Town
Farm tomorrow afternoon. The Younb
Men's Iiund of the Church and their
lady friends will accompany him and
conduct the singing Bolt/loan will be
held regularly from this time the and
turn of the different churches preach
tag from time to time.

it rarely falls to cure rheumatism be
cause it supplies the blood with the
necessary substance to absorb the not
son of rheumntlumurlc acid. Thai
is what Holllstar'a Rocky Mountain
'l‘en will do. Tea or Tablets 35 cents
Piaistcd'n Drug Store.

An unusually interesting musical
Moe in to be held at the First
Church in Norwalk tomorrow evening.
when selections from the works of
Mendelssohn will be given by the
(their Born- of the etlpaciully drama-
tic portions of the oratorio of Elijah
will be rendered and Mendelssohn
amt Moist "Hear my rarer" will
complete tamarind. tin ii pro

and its warm one to
Eoliow n the selections are pronoun
9:0..an melts the meet-vice onto able.
iaiaouaofliu "tiller-lanai
musical services held monthly at the
Hm Church. ind Inteldcd to present
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‘ Guaranteed Against Min 1170

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. time.

win» tilt Mn of the Ir

Hunter Drags Load-d Shotgun over

lion. Wall After Himself With
j Usual Result.

. While climbing over a stone wall in
Fairlleld early Thanksgiving morning;
on a hunting expedition. John Schlap‘
fer. a blacksmith living at 62 Organ
street. Bridgeport, and employed by
the American Tube and Stamping
omllnlly. held his min by the muscle.
the bull. and to hang down

in Jumping from the wall’
the trigger came in contact with a
stone, discharging the weapon and
sending a charge of shot through his
right forearm. He fell to the ground
and his companion, Joseph Dubee, tom-
porariiy dressed the wound and ar-
ranged with a farmer to drive them
back to Bridgeport. Schhlpfer was
treated at the emergency hospital and
later transferred to the Bridgeport hos-
pital. He will recover.

 

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WILL lNTERESTzMANY.
Every person should know that good

i health is impossible if the kidneys are

deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in ev-
ery form, and will build up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. No
danger of Brights disease or diabetes
if Foley’s Kidney Cute is taken in
l’lalsted’ a Drug Store and The
Clifford Phatmacy.

CAPTAIN SPENCER ON GEDDES'

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Sarafleld Leader to be
Quartermaster.

Colonel James icddes of the Second
regiment yesterday sent to Adjutant
General Cole for approval his appoint-
ment of Captain William 13. Spencer.
of New Haven. as qunrtermuster on his
staff to fill a place made vacant by the
retirement. of CaputIn James F. Kain.
Tile latter leaves the service on ac-
count of ill health. He was appolntcd
regimental quurtortmtstcr by the talc
Colonel Theodore ii. Sttcher five years
ago.

Captain Spencer Is now in cont-
mand of the Sal'stlclds. New Haven.
and his resignation of that command
Is to be forwarded own to the. adju-
lnnt gctlcral's office.

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A TEXAS WONDER.

There‘s a iiill at Bowie. ’i‘ox., that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is W. D. Hill, who trout it weight. of 90
pounds has grown to over 180. He
says: “i suffered with a terrible
cough, and doetors gave me up to die
of Consumption. l was reduced to
90 pounds, when i began taking Dr.
King’s New Discovery for Consump
lion, Coughs and Colds. Now, after
taking l2 bottles, I have more than
doubled In weight. and am completely
cured." Only sure Cough and Cold
cure. Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter,
South Norwnlk, attd E. P. Weed, Nor-
walk, druggists. 50c and 81.00. Trial
bottles free. ”

 

“This is a queer world." sighed Mr.
Splurgit. "While 1 was wondering
where i was going to not the money to
buy the root tilts month i happened
In the kitchen and heard the washer-
woman say she‘d just paid down ”.000
on a new ltouse.“-~rlctroit li‘rce Prose.

 

 

l to, Qu available keg ulster .

”5’in d“ I‘ 11;“

iii"? anil-
sadness: “rhinitis-r.

solid 10kt; ‘
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.

Unlichimerican Opticians.

(incorporated). '
Agency at, CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

 

HOYT'S THEATRE.

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MATINIE AND NIGHT.

OATURDAY. DEC. 1.
George Heath's Ounces-fut Military
Drama,
THE GIRL FROM TH! RANCH.
Tears and laughter mingle like sun
shine In rain to make of this play I
beautiful rainbow of pleasant enter
tainmant.
Matinee Prion—40° and 25c.
Evening—25o. 350 and 50c; first 4
rows in orchestra, 75o.

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.

For One Week (Except Thursday)
omme not i?
MONDAY, DIGIMI it so, 1900.
MARJORII IOUTHWILL

andh
IROAOWAV OOMPANV.
in Repertoire of New Pia ,
Bongo New Dances. New uric.
One Grand Matinee Only, Isturdny.

Deucmlmlth.

Mic“:
Night icoimami 300
Motion ..............i lite and 20a

Ladlu' Tickets Monday night limit-
ed to too. ‘

nouns 'rnan'rna

THURIDAV no.0.
The arm ‘umu.
UNDER DOUTHIHN Mlle.
Written by bottle Illlr Parker, author
of by Dawn Int.
A Play That Will Live Forever.
‘l’ho man original. unit-aims all and
diverting play at minim it over
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MIMAIIKAILI odor—r7
Muslin Production complete in Ivory

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That’s the only side that tell:
is comfortable—even clean.
uncanny webs felted into nine
lient layers. and compressed intt

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(Our also proves it'- put a. Look fork.)

Ito perfect purity and dryness, itli luxurious elasticity and l_l__l'e
insure you sound sleep and complctti real.

We show you the mattress, inside and out__s__ide. You need not
take our word—you see for ourle Ii, and more—we ”filial—En“; it.

Sleep on one sixty nights—your money back if not satisfied.
Prices are the lowest that honest mattresses can be made for.

Do you value a good nlmsti

Then come to our store and let us Ihow you these mattresses.

Not a luxury. but a necessity In alt households.

A. J. COLDINS >8: C0.,
‘ 12-18 North Main Street, > South Norwalk.

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MOHAWK olnonn pm 0,
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MOHAWK LITHIA
SPRING WATER

Plain

Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk (llub Soda

Mohawk Saraaparllla

Mohawk Birch Beer ’3

Malawi Spring Wain E_o_. 28 Washington 8t..80uttt InquI.

Coal Coal Coal.

Old Company Leht‘i gh, Cross Creek,

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‘ To All Purchaser-1p of Tea. Coffee
Baking Powder. Spliceu and Extracts

THE UNION PACIFIC TEA C0.

126 Walhlnntmt at. South Norwalk.
Phone 655-2.

Wanted] I

All Star Shirt Factory.
Mierwin Street,

MACHINE Si ITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.

Good Pay and iSteady Work.
Apply at Facloii-y stance.

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Next to Post Office.
Free Delivery.

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the public that We propose making l v'varmifor all perlono using our
Coal. We can do this easily..bccat so there is more best value to
the tan in our. Coal than in any othei Coal you can buy.

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gas company‘l"~dil tiring around with a forked switch
“You yobs to a habitual remain I their hands! is

hunter?“ "Habitual! Why. any. that i

Woman would but all It I o 'cioek to at The Professor-«Yea: 1 know 0.9 of

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Bridge Drug Store. Telephone 548.
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MANY A THRIFTY WOMAN l3 CONTEMPLATING THE PURCHASE
OF A TABLE-CLOTH OR TWO OR A DOZEN NAPKINS SO THAT WHEN
THE FAMILY GATHER AT THE GREAT ANNUAL FEAST THEY WILL
FIND THE TABLE NAPEFIY IN SPI CK, SPAN SHAPE. THIS STORE
WILL SUPPLY YOUR LINEN WANTS TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFAG

TION. AW!" 7' I

MME. ZOLA, THE‘GREAT NEW YORK PALMIST. WILL BE AT OUR
STORE ALL NEXT WEEK. SHE IS A GREAT FAVORITE iN NEW

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83-85 Washington Street.

Moniker obtain

We have just received 200 dozen Handkerchiefs, a large
assortment of styles suitable for Holiday Fancy
Work, in prices ranging from 50c io 25c each.

They are the best values we have ever shown at the prices.

NMERYANS'ICO

86 Washington St. So. Norw-‘aikn

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Telephone 474.
4-22-5355:

“Specials for Saturday and Monday
M. S SMITH 85 COMPANY’S.

Special prices on the largest variety of Dolls to be found. Make
your purchases before the assortment is broken.

3000 yards Sash Curtain material, formerly sold 25c yard.
Spectal loc yard.

Fresh Candy, 10 and 2°C lb. The best the market affords.

92 Washington Street. South Namath

COAL AND WOOD

seams FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.

B. Hershfteld & son

1:: warns emu “In. In.

S500 ion. * coco T63.

COAL

Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton,
delivered in your bin.

THE HARRIS'titGANS COMPANY

 

PHONE, 450; i ‘ 5 ‘ 08 WATER 31‘.
We have a full line of Welshach goods to show you. '

The Reed 6‘: Volk Electrical Companll.

Opp. Telephone Exchange.

.16 Washington Street.

’ ltIr x puss: success
Merrill Business Colleges

FURNISH MERIT. YOU IIPD PUSH,

SUCCESS

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Dealer and Maker of

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Garments am to Order and humanoid
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