Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 16, 1907 · page 3

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EAT No A YARD.

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11.111011 but continues low in the
southern. 1 W to urea ex-
tend to for south 1111 thern Georgia.
Cyndi i’W‘ Tot“ this Wicidlty
cloudy eather’andlnot much change
in temperature. foilowedlby fair Sun-
day. .

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-—Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures grip.

 

About time for the first robin.

 

 

Physicians report less grip than :1
month ago. _ . ,

A week fiom yesterday—Washing-
lon‘s Birthday. '

.l)ougfns Fowler Post, G. A. It, will
meet on Monday evening.

 

-—-Smali Fresh Hams, 14c lb. Hayes“.
Mkt.

The boy with the. sled has had a
.mouth's enjoyment anyhow

 

Colfax 12 ncampment, i. O. 0. N.. will
hold 11 regular meeting Monday even
ing.

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Mrs: Mary M. Burns. of South Nor-
walkfis visiting her 11011. W. F. Grea-
vary, «in Dai1bnry.-~

A regular meeting of [ideas Hny- »

makers‘ Association is scheduled for
next Monday evening.

—-Winter Cups. Winter Cups. O’Brien's

 

The Jolly Bunch Quartet had a
sleigh ride to New Canaan. last night.
and ppssed anenjoynbie evening.

John, Greenwood will meme his
class after his protracted illness to-
morrow morning. at the First Metho-
dist Church.

 

——Stiff Hats, Stilt Huts. O'Brien. 1
1‘omorrnotv morning at the First

Methodist Chilled the pastor will
preach on the question of. the inspira-
tion of tiie Scriptures.

-—Chick‘ens and. Fowls. 12% to tile
lb. Hayfi‘s 11111:

Samuel H. Raymond. 11. former gro-
.ceryman of this place. was in South
Norwalk. yesterday; He is now reliid
lug in Passaio.;N1 J. .

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——Hear the Penaltil‘fiunos at the Nov
fill! 13%? 30935315. Music on 12816-

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Mrs. Pauline Da'i'm 0? France street
mother of Mayor Wallace Dunn and
Horace E Dunn. 11 seriously ill. it
is feared that she may not survi1e.

dost—Th6 11111311111311 SoxNoitwallr alst

.M. E. Church will give a New England

Supper, Wed. eve., Feb. 27, from (Hob.
“Hm.

By an orde‘r'of the ndjutant-gen-
erul company commanders are di-
Niectéd to make requisition for russet
01111111125 boxes for company music-
inns.

 

Great investment, absolutely safe.
brings returns. giving surplus earning
mover of! youth till old age. securing
comfort and health in your declining
yesr9. That's what Hollistorfsgfiocky
Mountiniil i‘ea does. Plalsted's Drug
_Smre.~1" .. _ lN ‘

The members ol- the Rough Rider
Glee Chib- are requested to be at
Hoyt‘s Theatre. Sunday afternoouiu
2: .46 o‘clock, to participate in theJPet-
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“PAZO OiNTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching, Blind, Bleed-
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operated on Thursday at the Not-want

Hospital. is [eating copuortablyhlun
t will be some time before she is

1111th #0 be about again.

*flhoice Writers it) and £20 11).:
Ducks 206 lb. rfln'r‘ess}Mkt 1

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The 'snow piles along the streets
are rapidly diminishing under the in-
Ililollce oi the thawing weather of? the
past two days. and the sieighing is
ragged is many places.

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The famous Crescent

 

‘ ‘J“. Augustus 111111111. of Hamilton
11ve-.nue has recovered from his recent
severe cold. His daughter. who under-
went an operation in we

' pital. is getting *aiong nice.

~A large lino 0repePaper.Pt1pe1
Napkins and Writing Paper.

M.

Max Regen. the railroad opsr tor
who was form'erly' at the South
walk oast- bound station, has taken0 a
position in the railroad tower at Fair- .
He “atrial-ed 513111011 fits duties
WedneMnMOrniug. . *

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A jolly sleighing party enjoyed a
sleigh ride to South Norwaik, Tues- .
day evening They took in 1,‘McKen-
.nn' 9 Flirtation” at Hoyt's ‘rhéamr The.
party numbered sixteen unfit
Canaan Messenger.

——Don't “forget “the muslcdl at the -
Novelty Store tonight. ~
W
White Stamford ..is increasing and
improving its telephone service. it is
interesting to hear that the capacity
of the Greenwich exchange is practi
mailed reached, so that no effort is be-
in: madettolsstmre new subscribers.
The Gieenwich territory West of the
Mianus river is. controlled .by 11 New
York company.

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~Latelst"style “Derbles' >1'o‘nrteng
-—.mL~—s..-. .
Edward F Hardin. W C.Jnege1.

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John S Seymoni. W.

Height. L. S Case-y, NeyyA York; John

Quinn F.
Boston:

Nutt. Ed-

W Williams.

New Haven; Irving R ”Wilmot. South
11.1 Munson...i ...P'ort Ches-

James S. Gra am. Rogers
ville; John Henry Belle, New Britain. .
were at the 1111161 Cliffordlyesterday.

‘filelln 011151”
and happy and «lbs 11
up for a package of
Mountain Tea With fi‘i‘H particulars
35 o'entw'i‘bn'on 'i‘trliieta.t

 

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The famous proscents
vs. Company F, Armory, Monday night. .

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How to be healthy
Ring
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.111 told of a small
town ri‘dt inr from Norwnik,
who for some reason has taken a dis-
like to going do' Solidi)! utildol, per- - .
cause she has to New 'dllet

 

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l WGULD iT NOT BE WELL TO TAKE ADVANTAOIfOF’fTHIS OPPOR-
TUNITY TO SECURE A FINE CHAlB AT A VERY W PBlOEl TH”
M993 duty. .-_ ..

..! Collins 6. co.

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w"lillNl'i‘ICH TS HEREBY GIVEN

the public that we propose makfn imam 39: all
Coal.
the ton in our Coal than in any at . r Coalxyou can buy.

The 11111 ling: Dual bumping

Branch Offices: 74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Bridge Drug Store. 1111111011513.
Leary’ 3 News Stand.

Q. B. Jackson,
A ’ Optician.

Everythmg 1n the Opt1cal Line.
. i: ‘ ' Eyes Examined 121199.

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

. THE HARRIS&GANS COMPANY

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pfny -. Canned Goods
Nice Tomntoes 13c can;
Peas 2 cans ... 25c
"W “* “1011383110352;de of canned fiaods at
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4‘1Washii1éton Strict Sauth Norwalk- .1

 

 

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The l ttle girl ham-tire. ~l191» mother, not
long ago, slush: not 11

“ Day ll be Shndny five and Bye " and
gave a deep sigh. which caused her
mother "to ask why she did so, when
with a solemn face. the child exclaim
“Oh, momma, won‘t that be aw-

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Noon-r VEAL ............ . ........ ....... lilo LB.
N PRIME ms sour .......................... . ........ 121 To 18c Ls.
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:«MO have mayoral decided bargains .
in income producing property that ‘ 1132*”: HO: WATER
must increase in roles with the rapid AND
growth oi the town. a“ ’1 ”GAS FITTING:- .
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Special Sale for Saturday “1-3.1.1912 1““ : ”tilt .17};

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461 wants!" Norwalic
94 Washingt‘onyat» So. Norwalk.

 
 

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Weak Fish, lb. ................. 120
Flat Fish, 5 lbs. .. 26c
Native Frost Fill: 5 lbs. for 85¢ .. .
Marta: Cadm.1........... 80 n1.
BleakCod ... 1201b.
Halibut ... 1601b. .
Erection; .....,1'...,..... 400 and 4511 gt.
Alt other kind- ilsh at reasonable ‘1
priest - -

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THI’PIDRLITI 11111 Ann ovb-ern .. 2 ,

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Str,atz Rudolph

Barr. Amelia E..
Benson. E. F.,

Bouvet

Eaton, Seymour,
. -: D111 “Blackm‘utlitor and Proprietor
Fenn. G. Mimv 11111

Freeman Mary E Wilkins.
Holmes, Gordon;

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acuity of Mind, 11 Study of Its 0011-
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Religion.
The Two Hundred and Fiftletb An-
“illusory at tho Settlement of the
Jews 111 the on 811m

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Bard! Mg 91111:“ (if ;.tlié 5choolroon1 '

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McCulloch- Willhlm 11111,
, Next to the Ground; Chronicles of a >
Countryside

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Literature.
oetry.

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more. Fr

Popular Poetic Pearls and Biog-
monies oi Poets

Rhys. Ernest editor, ‘

Songs From the l’iays of Shakes
pears.

ravol and Description.

dwin M..

thuoric Pilgrimages in Nely £113
1 Mill. . .

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911111911. 1 . i
n. 'Trehutleqv G. 3., editor
111 of grade no Guerln

Hand. Thomas, 101's.
Gem gé Sand (Famous Women
set ies). ‘

Huneker James,

1111111111111 11 Book of Dramatists.
cou,'Edwii'1 M,,

Literary Pilgrimages in New Engu
laud.

Jerrold. .‘Bluncbard.

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ji’iice Lillian L. ”81 Gilbeit,NCi11nles Bo

Days With Gleat Asthma.

Anie1lcunuWrit‘ers of Togey. .
court. .

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Iierdes of Myth.

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Lawson. Gustaf,

Elementaty Sioyd 11.1.1 Willttiing.

Maitlaud, Louise.

Homes of Chivuh y.

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American Inventions and inventors.

.oveioy, Mary l.con1plisr
Nature. in Ve1se. APoetryN Reader
fol Children. '

Poetry of the Seasons.

Coe. Fanny FL.

Our American Neighbors.

Bniiantyne. R. M..

The Wild Man of the West.

Beiisle, D. W..

The American Family Robinson.
Eastman, Charles A. (Ohlyesa).
Red Hunters and the Animal People.

Ellis. Edward S.,

Deerfoot in the Monnidms.

Pier, Arthur Standwood,

Harding of St. Timothy’s.

. Ray. Anna Chapln,

Janet: Her Winter in Quebec.

Tomlinsbn, Everett '1‘ .

Ward Hill at College.
rWard Hill. the Senior.

* . Ward Hill at Weston.

French looks.

Adam. Juliette.

Le Roman do 111011 NEnfunce of do
me Jennesse.

. Bourget. Paul.

Cosmopolis.
L’ Etape.
an Homme dAifuires.

onlnue
Cherbullez. Victor.

Le Comte Kostia.

Erck-Chntrinn.

Madame Therese.

France,- Anatole.

Livre do men A1111

Fromentin. Eugene.

Dominique.

Lotl, Pierre,

Reflets sur la somebre Route.

Maupassanl, Gus do;

Fort comme in (MN.
Pierre et Jenn.
Une Vie.

Rod. Edouard,

L‘Eau Couraute.

Sand. George,

Consuelo.

Stool. Madame de,

Delphine.

Claretie. J ules.

Profiis de Theatre.

German Books. ' ‘

, Sudermu11n,iiermun.

Es iebe dos Delilah Draini in tunf
Akten .

Es wur eln Traum
Fiction.

The Man Between.
The House of‘ Defence.

. 3.1111111. William.

Wolfenberg.

Bioundelie- Burton. dohn,

The Year 0119111 Page of the French
Revolution.

Marguerite,

Tales or an Old Chateau.

Brady, 0. T h'Peple Edward,

Richard, the Bi uzen.

Doyle. A. Conan,

Sir Nigel.

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Nurse Ellsiu.

"DOC" Gordon 5

(iilmsn, Bradley,

Back to the Soil.

Hm lien; Will N..

The Substitute.

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Th Late Tenant.

K1111 man. Reginald Wright.
'~ Miss Frances Band, Detective.
Kenya: H. A. Mitchell,-

Hil‘fi‘hlt tuteth Bread With Me.
Harold Steele;

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tilde oi transgreuio I.

RODS, CURTAIN POLES.

 

300m NORWALK’fi..GMAWRY 000% 399%...

J. A. HISLOP 81 00.

AGENT FOR MAY MANToN’s PATTERNS.

 

 

 

 

Every mother knows how hard it is to find jubt the right 111111
of hose for the growing boy and girl—the 1min that will stand tht
wear and tear of young blood Here’s a heavy ribbed school stock-
ing with all the good points in its favor

You buy two pairs for the price usu-
ually paid for one pair. '

12 1- 2 CENTS A PAIR.

 

 

“Very Elastic.
,Easy to put on.
Fééi Free from Ridges.
V Size: Correct.

Perfec!‘ Dye.

W 901le or Mifltll mm

TWO PAIRS FOR 25 GENTB

 

 

 
 

EMBROIDERIES

We place on sale the finest lot of Embroideries We have m:
altered. You will find here not only 11 great assortment of staples,
but also a nice line of newpatterns in matched sets of Swiss. Nolli-
sook and Fine Cambricf These goods are all perfect and include
medium and wide edges, insertion, baby sets and fiouncink. '

N. E. RYAN 81

96 Washington Street,

 

, win Basement of

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R063 Kiri“ SQUARES LACE CURTAINS. 11111.11) 0%
runs CURTAIN swxsss's CURTAIN LACES, SA

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92 Washington Street. South Hawaii:

 

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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OP R8833“ lN'TOWNr"

The 1i. i iliigtlililt (i

134 WASHINGTON STREET.

 
 
 

 

 

AGENTQ FOR
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do 11m 1m 1w arm or 11'! li'll‘llw lvnt 3- ‘3

ledNi. Company 1.111131.

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