Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 29, 1907 · page 5

 
 
 
 

Miss Clan Cousin-o! oi'llaln street.
Norwalk. has issued Invitations for a

' cord party to be hold at her home.

 

VIII‘III'II News Nuts.

Company s will drill 9‘ the Armory
this evening.‘
-Dr. Dick‘s Medicine yures grip
Miss Helms Marshall of Boston. has
been visiting in South ‘lliorwalk.
A few children' s with arid o‘vercoats
at Joseph Davis's. lee ad.
William S. Wilcox has purchased
the launch owned,” George Bartaln
-—“One of Our Girls." Franklin
School. Feb. 5. Admission, 35c
lllmCommodore A, E E3?! r is ill
at his apartments attire E‘T‘Clifwrd
dOvercoat sensation at Gottllebs'. See
a .
Word has been received from Ber-
;nlird Collins. who Is now at baytona,
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. were thrown open _to the public for
impaction this afternoon, w
-—'l‘he annual Birthday Party at
Trinity Churbh. this evening. affords
you a chance to help the rectory fund
Ten inch ice is being harvested to-
day from Frank H. Merrill’ a Broad Ri-
ver pond.
chllcious candlat‘es at land's See
ii. . ,‘ f-'
The schooner Richard Udall has
arrived with a cargo of. sand for Ray-
mond Brothers
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gregory enjoyed

 

 

 

a sleigh ride from Norwalk and visited '

relatives in Weston on Saturday.
Miss Hattie Lester, of Massachuur

etts. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wi

ilam W. Lester. of Bayview avenue.

4'; The Norwaik Fire Police are making

. arrangements for a company pool tour-
nament. the prize to be a diamond
ring.

Golden Rule, C
.ters, will meet wi
house at 3 innua
at 3: 30. v U

Miss Marnie tiles“. 0! South Nor-
waik. has been visiting her sister,
= _. Mrs. WilliamMusinsboLwlimoklyu.
New York.

' . ~Miss Gay Zeaola‘McCaran in “One
of Our Girls,” Franklin School. Feb. 5.
Despite the excellent sleighing, the
covering is very thin. The bottom was
in fine condition for the light tall or
snow. which explains the situation.
William K. Maples‘lnd George l..1
Lockwood arrived in town shortly af-
ter midnight with Mr. Msples‘ new
Pope- Hartford 2530 horse power four
Charles A. Rubey delivery clerk 011
E. L. Gregory’s grocery route, has
been unable to attend to.his duties for
several days on account of serious ill
pass with grip at his home in Gran
bury.
-—Beth lsrael Society will hold c011-
cert and bnii,;., Arion Hal, tonight

The fourth and concluding round of
games in the euchre tournament at
the Norwalk Fire Company will be
played Thursday night at the head-
quarters of Hope Hose Company in
Water street The Hopes have a lead
of five games on their nearest com
petitors.

Waists for evening wear at Road's.
See ad.

‘ The friends of Miss Grace Patchiu,
. of Milford forms ly of East Norwalk,
will be int to knew that she
‘ has entered all sleniinary at Nor-.thi
ileld, Mass. Miss Patchin has beenI
attending the Bridgeport High school, I
and is a member of the Kappa Phi. I
« ~Hear Mona. H Taylor at concert
toulgi1t.Ario11 Hull
The same scheduled to be played In
the handicap billiaId tournament of
the Norwnlk Club last night, between
. William .1. Olsen. 85, and Royal W.
Adams. 75. has been postponed until
tonight. The winner of the game will
play Frederick ".A wellhead. 100 to
decide the ownership of the first and
second cues. ~
‘ Purity is our' watcliword. selecting
only the choicest horns and roots
known to pharmacists No spirits or
Hollister’s Bockyl
Mountain Tea is purity itself. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Pialsted’s
Dru ug Store. * -' '
II". A. Johnson H A. Fuller, Boston
L H‘Kent, w J. Cidbey. H. w. GorI'
J; Cleason, J. F Brand. W B.
llwllam Keppler, Hem Pop-

J. Whitehead JohannA

“II were? Hosrord,’ A. A‘

is. Kia‘gs Daugh-~
Miss Cll'i’ia More

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

J. A. Bellings. New Turk;
1, Providence, R. 1.; I“. M.
. rs. William H.,
Norwa F S. Roy.
LI Goldman, Newark.I
WC Achor’n, Portland, Me.
a Hotel Clilhrd. yetserday.

and oomtombles. at the

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

m withorn
Napier new car is fully equipped with

. night.

: lander the auspices of

The books of the town assessors '

ptllcet,~ on Friday ‘

w Mann. F, 6. Tony WIII .

February 53h.
cylinder automobile. The trip was

«incident. Mr.”

W! mil Mid. various other accessor~
tee and lie main color is a handsome
gray. This is offset with pretty dark
lulmw.s . ,. I '- .

~00 not miss concert and bail to-
Arion Ball.

All who attended the lecture given
the Putnam
i .D. A. B. at the Academy,

' Friday evening. could not help enjoy-

ing the historical address delivered by
Miss Baths Stone Pinon Ber subiect
was 'i'he‘ True Story of Nathan
Hale In wellchosen words she told
of his life; the fatal journey in long
island and in ‘hiew York. where he
was hanged. Miss Pinneo is the only
person who has the original docu-
ments telling about the martyred
hero,.and the~knowiedge 'she has ac-
quired from these papers was used in
making the lecture. not only interest-
ing to her hearers. but something en-
tirely new to them. ——Greenwich co.
respondent oi the Stamfotd Advocate.

“IIIIIIIIIIIII

van-nio-
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.

CAPITAL.
"00,900.00

SURPLUS AND norm.
, ~ inseam.

:owm‘ Hf: MATHEWSON, pm.
JOHN H KNAPP, m Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-

WILFRED BODWFLL, Cashier.
, DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Sarnuol Grumman
Joooiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christiaanartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.

 

 

 

 

 

THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES
are many, but ours is the one that- at-
tracts attention.

““8 REAL. ESTATE OFFICE
predicts thrill; “the signs of the times"
forecast.

"MONEY lN REAL ESTATE"

for those who invest now. Our prop-
erties, city or country. prove it. Have
you money to investl Put it In real
estate. Do you want to sell? it‘s at
this office you can find a quick buyer.
Consult us on all real estate deals.

John B. Lawrence,

Agency.
2 South Main‘ Bt.,
South Norwalk. Conn.

ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF

GOLD

WIIII Papers
.: AT COST.

Buy your Wall Paper how and
save thczprofits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.

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Crockery. Glassware, Housofurnlsb
lug Goods. Framed Pictures.

Whlt'o Enamel Pain with fixtures
10¢.

Cloth Shades, with fringe, 290. ,

Window Shades and Picture Frames
loads to order. '

Painting. Paper Hanging arid Dococ
was. ,.

We give the 8. a H. Green Trading
Stamps.

I.. H. DECKER

87 Waohhlgton Street.
Tel. Coo. South Norwalk.

 

 

for the ,

Masquerade ball
comm

, NIWI ITONI. ,
10 Null Malll’ "I“, Will NOMIIt.

 

Agent for A. ll. lonuidlag'o lamb-ll
- I. ”W Mill-

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liaslts’. Wills and Beards.

Saw III] BIIIIS Elmira

With our geriatric reductionsé in full suing, you saw cousitleILt

clothing will cost about a third more.

Waists. including famous makes.
and the range of 517.05 is good.

Red '1 3;;
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50c Waists. 29c. asc Waists, 15c.

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able on any boy' .5 suit of Overcoat bob 'Ill now! and our clothes or
so serviceable that they will be practically new next winter.wire1
That means a double saving;

Can you afford to miss these bargains?
Ovetbc’lglts. 1 Suits. I
Ages 3 to 16. Ages 7 to 16. I
$ 3. 50 Costs, now_;$z.ag. $2.50 Suits. now $1.3
1$ 450 Costa. now 92.99. ., $3.50 Suits. now 91.8
$ 5.00 Coats, now $3.49. $5.00 Suits, now :29
$ 6.50 Coats. 0w $4.49. $5.00 Suits, now 391
S 7.5a Coats, now $4.89. I
$10.00 Coats. now $6.89. .

BOYS’ WAISTS. ‘

We’ve made radical reductions on all of mu Iloys' PleathI

IIIc rariety of patterns is Inl‘glI,

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savings on M'cu's (lecrcoats, Suits and many good

 

 

 

 

CONFIDENCE

in a grain merchant is a more desirable qualification on

the part of intending purchasers than reliance on their

0W

n knowledge of the relative merits or grains.

Ollr

established”: eputatlon for “good grain. good service" is a

_ guarantee
order to efflt‘t a sale—4t would not pay to misl'ellre
as we have always given—“money back if not Hallstatt»

t misrepresentation is never ream

tory. "

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49 Wall St... Norwaik.

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THE HATCH & BAILEY Cl)

cLum’ber and Mill Work for Ereruthingn;

 

and finishing lumblr.
roofing paper, sheathing paper.
nary and extension ladders.
l'lno, liedwood,0€p’1ycss, Poplar and Chestnut
lug, turning, planing, shop jabbing. cabinet work veneered work“; Kiln-1
drying facilities. ‘ ”

Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.

z. , ‘rBuy Oats Thlta Clean.
" ' MANUEL r. HATCH..

 

“£19211

!

LIBERAL DISCOUNT T

Book and StatIonery Stores. ,

FIIOM A PIGGERYJO A PALACE.

 

Doors, sash,

1t
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SundaySchooITeach Is
Wm P. Beers

6 80. Main So. So. Norwa‘JI

 

Tbnbéf shingles, lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper. dint coated
Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordl-I
blinds, interior bongo tIim‘
Straight and fancy saw.

inI .

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Can Not Get Your Valuable,
If You Keep Them' III a Sat
Deposlt Box in the Moder '

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sore.”

Good sized boXss, 154d yet“

,1 Juice
Cough Syrup

‘ is a tart and tasty syrup that

doesn't'hpaet your stomach nor do»
range your'digestion as most cough
remedies do;~':~but it does cure coughs
and colds quickly. A single dose will
relieve the tightest and most stubborn
cough, tour doses will stop your cough.
in; find a Zbcflbottle will break up your
cold.
antes-and If it is not as represented
we will refund the purchase price.
PRICE 250 and We BOTTLE.

IIIEIlIIIIIllII PIaIIIIIIIIy,

TH! Passcmerlou areas.
‘ ‘ 1 TIL. 16—2.
runs n:uvear, snnwcs.

 

Solid IOkt

Gold Eyeglasses,

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TN!

United American 0plicians.

(incorporated)
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

Inveslmtnls

i sell only. investments that l have
personally investigated; and which
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city. who have
large holdings with us a who rec-
ommend these investme (to their
meat intimate friends. “ ’ .
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal interview.

II. 1.. cosuaN. General Agent.
19 South Main emu.

 
 

 

 

 

Winslow's Best. Spring

I
“iiro'wnie”

Ice Skates, Skate Straps, Hockey

Skates and Hoekcy Stickauit

loIvIll Hardware Go.

37 Main St; Norwalk.

 

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South Norwalk

Board 0 f Relief:

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Notice is hereby give
lloard cl Relief of the City of South
Norwaik, will meet on . Wednesday.
January 30. and Tuesday February 5,
1907. at 7: 30 o'.clock to 9. 15., Eli; Satur-
day. February 9. i907, Ifro’mfj 2 to 5
o'clock p. In. ., Tuesday. Rehrpsry 12.
from 7: 30 to 9 p: m.; Friday. Rebruary
in, at 7: 30 to 9 p. m. in ’the Council
Chamber in Haviiand street. Ill said
city. for the purpose of hearing and
determining all appeals from the do-
ings of the assessors of said city on
the list of 1906.

Dated at South Nor-walk. January

 

 

24, 1907.
- JOHN F. M’MAHON.
MATTHEW_ CORBE’I‘T.
121i 2lt , * -‘ ‘ Board ofBelief.
Board of Belief

 

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”Ill
thice} is hereby given .tlat the

‘ Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-

wall: will meet at their once. Opera

House block:

- Friday, Feb. 1. 1907. 2 to l p‘. In.
Shturrl‘ay. 9th, 2 to 4 p. In.
Wednesday, 13th. 7 to 9, evening
anarchy, 19th, 2 to 4 p. In". ,,
WEdiidsdlly, 20th 2 to i) . ‘
The fleetln'gs are an puhposs of

hearing and determining any and all

appeals mode to them treat the doings

 

1 of Hire owners on the list or 1909.

new it also meet with the cases

“DEM!

 

 

472 No. Main 9!.

Ivory bottle II sold with a “"1,

I" .30 Join: board. .‘Vl’ednesday,
ohrusry at p. in. or e pun:
shallot the polls of s ck and

still going on. Many bargains to be
had. Call early and got the cream at
the specials. Watch our ad. for Sat
urday' s specials

Joseloff’s

Is. Norwalk.

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tered Oak Sideboards, the latest de-
sign and nasal quality. Also a lot
of Iron Couches, titted with the best
cotton pads and pillows, which we
ofler from $8.75 up.

We also received a lot of Art
Squares, containing Brussels, .Brussel-
lets. Axministers and Velvets, from
910 up. We have a lot of lronllll
Tables at 91.15 and Clothes Horses
from 55c up.

F. A. MITCHELL,

Cash or Credit.
9 and a Wall 8t. Norwalk, Conn.
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p
22 Cottage Avc..

one 229—9. ,
East Nor-walk.

’ on VID w. as mono.

1 Funeral Director
and Embalmor.

i In North Main or. south Not-walla

Residence, 8 Washington Illicit I
Telephone at houu, 19+2. I

 

 

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DECORATOII.

roman”.
as near or 3 " o. Noawaut.

T hePl mbih’g

in your house is of too much import-
anceto your health and happiness to
let anyone instal such work unless
they are thorough mechanics. under-
standing erer branch of the plumbing
and ventilating sy.stems My work To

 

Sfldl‘anteed.
Arthur: E. Benedict,
PLUMBING, HEATiNG, human.

6 Monroe St, South Norwaik, Conn.

 

For a comfortable
Shave ‘

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Eitcelis them all

 

,and shopped”

 

received another shipment of Quar-

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Analog J. lmllir

. Hers. VICTOBiA

We 001151,}er misisea-

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weekly salary all ”our: W‘
(99» on their own name. .
Call and on us-

lIIdependoIIt lean and So-
: entity Go."-

Havlland Bldg" Washington It. .
, OHIflHounJ'a. millet ill;

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v ’.
(Private pll. 9 more will , ‘
Hartman. Ireland . '
of Halo. hasten. Moos. .
21:1 m an“ 3.33 V.
c or. no a , ,
It“ i . Gil IIMM m
pill'yr'o‘rgilall. .gzandalin oilih id:

at once. Addra
an FAIRFIELDGAVI.. ”loam

. SOUTH NORWALK.

Temporary Rosldonco— . «
19 South Osborn Avo.. '

East Nor-walk. ‘ Tot connection.

" LADY ATTENDANT. :

 

 

PLUMBING AND I
HEATING. m

OLATI AND TIN
loo 9%....“ mm." u'oln‘lu
Have you mooni- steak

sicnuoun'saunm ,
rHs JONES a sarcoma .
, company. .. . , ,
Ir WALL o'l’lllfl. IlalWAl-ll '1'1

IIIIiIg Lineiolgl.

tor freight (ivy

us and after Tuomy.1anuary'
1999, Freight Propellers will.

 

 

argon. E'stortogvorpblow I It... ..
D "I I 0' m .
Sunday). at i p m. '9" m

at Norwaih up to I p;- u‘fl

warms up to 5:99p -., W. .1 .
NORWALK ITI’KHIOA‘I' 6‘.
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out MINUTE PRO” ””1-
IUROPEAN PLAN-Inf; 31.. I .
.Ool roan. a special ’_ ‘1
and IlootI-lo tLights three
on room has
RATES“. IEAIONAILI» "
Holly Mk“ CIT. Ill mm
A full line of Ask”. No II}, 09!
dit Co's celebrated Wipes,
Cigars always on basil. ' I‘ '

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eve-v Laov'o an‘o'oIN1d CHAD .
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Snood: be «nipped with : ‘ .
snow white. onepieco “Stow
colors Enameled tartar!-

011' over ppod m. ,, ,
how H‘delIglI ghfriily convenient it
be to have hot and cold bum
in your dressing c bomber
lug apartment sham
room its presence wonlrilam
the bigsst degree at oil-stern

plumbers are a
chance. honest and utilise.

mats are advancing ' ‘ '
and desirable. snow It?”
lag scarc‘er every day.- m
number or very neutron 1W
solo, asd can all. th