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WAONINGTON'S BIRTHDAV SEN-
TINEL. it
The Sentinel will be issued as 11
morning paper on Friday. Washing-
ton's Ilrthdsy. Advertisers desiring
changes for that day must furnish
copy surly Thursday afternoon. News
items, etc., should reach the office of
publication early in the evening.
Cameras at Stillson' and Powell Cor
poratlon. Road the 11d.
. “mm—...
8an of sheet music for four thus :11
Coleman' a. See all.
Good meat is the cheapest in the.
and. Buy It at the Public Market. Sec
the ad
L‘dsou it. Full: r. formerly clerk at
the Norwnlk Hotel, spent Sunday in
town.
V,1.._
Special sale of letter flies. 15c each.
at William :P. lit-crab South Main
street.1
The Norwalk City Council will hold
a session tonight at the Council cham-
her in Wall street. ‘
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1 wllasketbail The famous Crescents
v.11 Company" 1R. Armor). Monday night 1.
S. M. Alier. of West street has
gtino to Cincinnati. Ohio on a business
tr 1)
.01.
. '7 1
Jules Bra't'l'y. of New 1'01k,111as the
guest of Norwalk 1'clati1es 011 yester-
(inf. _
lionsc-s and lots reasonable in price.
and on easy terms. Consult John ll
Lawrence. 3" ‘1: a 4 d
..t
There will be a regular meeting of
the Norwalit Building and Loan As-
soclntion Tnosdsy months. Feb. filth.
. t 4‘ kw—
Gcorge JaCsvsnagh and Lester War-
rcn. of Norwaik. spent Sunday in Dan-
bury where they were the guest of
friends. '1;-
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A subscription paper is being passed
around among the Notwalk sportsmer
to secure money to purchase gun" to
liberate in this vIcInlIl’
A party of forty or-flfty Easton and
Weston people. members of a whist
club, came to Norwalk by sleigh on
Saturday night and attended the play
at Hoyt's Theatre.
MscFarIand and Pickering have
stopped cutting Ice. none of the sixteen
In‘ch stuff having been harrested since
the beginning of last week, though
there are four large houses still cm-
ptv.
mllaskctball. The famous Crescents
111. Company 0‘. Armory. Monday night
A meetingof the Norwalk Amuse-
ment Company was”; held - Saturday
and baseball plans for the coming sea-
son were perfected. Extensive I'm-
»provcments on the :‘baseball diamond
will be made the ground having been
surveyed and will be leveled to the
survey. ‘
11:
The Criminal Superior Court. comes
in tomorrow in llridgcport. There are
a number of Norwalk oases. four being
bound over. among them being that
. of l. Alexander, charged with attempt-
‘ od poisoning. The jurors summoned
for Wednesday are Edwin Clock and
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk: John E.
Scllcck and William J. Kendrick. of
New Canaan.
-:.1u'-1. - o'o'o . . . .1 .s
:- nivcrsnry, Will be held on Red Men's
Taylor & Golden.
A.tlu'eo nights bazaar. commencing
next Friday. Wsshington' s birthday on».
Hall under the“ auspices of the Sick
Igenoflt Society of the list Trimmers‘
nlou.
The Noiwslk police have not yet
‘sticcooded In apprehending Antonio
Vsllone. the young ltnilan wanted for
shooting at two employees of the
Bolts Textile' Company. George Bieber
and Nathan Wymsn. The police have
Vsilone's razor and r.cvolver
The Rev. 1. S. Bands. of Brooklyn.
preached last night at the Knight
sir t A. M. E. Church, of which be
Is a former pastor and will be here
during the week to conduct special
services. The church is planning a
big Jubilee 1'01" the filth.
Mrs. Louis Held, of Brooklyn. N. 1’..
who was the guest of Mrs. McDonald.
of South Main street. and a few other
friends, enjoyed a very pleasant (11 en-
ing at lloyts Theatu. Saturday. and
yutsrdsy all enjoyed a fine sleigh
ridc 111 and about South Norwalk. Miss
Mason 11 .'M1. Cartwright. of South
Norwalk; crc 1:“: the sleighiug part1.
'A minim-13,0! wellvkuown Norwalk
automobile enthusiasts who while
away some of the long winter nights
discussing automobile topics In the
rear of . Lockwood and Com-
pany's establishment in Wall street.
have made a decision to abstain 110111
the use of, tobacco until Saturday bo-
tcre Easte‘n The test began on Ash
Wednesday and thus far no one in
the poet has been discovered breaking
the agreement. In the deal ate Wil-
liam K Maples Frederick E. and
George L. Lockwood, Jesse Colwell.
Charles E. Raymond and William F.
DcKlyh. Each one of the half dozen
has consumed a prodigious amount of
chewing gum during the past tow
days: The penalty for breaking the
agreement is 85. which Is to be con-
tributed toward furnishing a dinner for
the. whole party. The quality of the
feast at the end of the tobacco fast
will thereafter depend on the number
who break the agreement.
FIRST ME‘FMODIST CHURCH.
Sermons on the inspiration of the Bl-
his and £10141an nlshment.
At the First Methodlt tChurch yes
terdii'y mobslil'gi the pastor preached
011 the 1111th of the Scriptures,
showins twill: ;.objectlonable theory
of 11.1rbsi' off-Mechanical inspiration.
which is usitlillt'r’iucited by unbelievers
as the accepted theory had never been
rcccited by the church entirely or
e1en to a large extent The theories
making the inspiration simply that of
human genius or deep religious expor-
fence were his!) shown to be. Inade-
quote, and what has been called the
“iudmscment Theory" was emphasiz-
cd-as that which best accounted for
both the variety and unity. the moral
grandenr‘and the inspiration to mind
and..soul.1\'hich..were found in the
book. .‘Refeieiice was made to the de
pendence of Abraham Lincoln on the
Bible his great speeches being shown
to biesthe the spirit and sentiment of
the Bible. and in some instances to be
a high order of exposition of‘ certain
Scripture passages.
In the evening the monthly praise
service was held. excellent numbers
being rendered by th choir. especially
worthy of mention being the duct
from Mcndelssohn's Elijah. by Mrs.
Grants and Mr. steiiing. and the solo
from Gounod's Queen of Sheba. Lend
Me Your Aid. sung by Mr. Pepper. The
pastor preached on the reconciliation
of eternal punishment with the Love
punishment to be reconciled. This
was reconcllable not on the basis of
more emotional love but only when
love was regarded as a moral qualitv.
The congregations were good especial-
ly in the evening. Next Sunday even-
ing the Armory meetings' favorite,
Beyond the Smiling and the Weeping
will be rendered by the choir at the
close of the last sermon in the men-
out series. the special featute being
that Mr. Pepper will sing the solo
which he has transposed to tenor.
”A...”
HUGHES AFTER KELséY.
New York Governor Asks for investi-
gation of Insurance Department.
ALBANY, N. Y. Feb, lit—Governor
Hughes today served notICe upon Otto
Kelsey. state. superintendent of Insu-
rance. to appear before him at 2:30
thisc afternoon to give testimony con-
cerning the condition of the insurance
Among those killed in the New York
Central wreck In New York Saturda1
ovonlng was Miss liloorchead. sister of
Turner Moorehesd who was a student
at the Harstrom sctlool last year A
cpusln 0: Ernest Hudson. another stu-
dout here last .1'.car was also killed.
The young ladies, who attended a
gboarding school. had- been attending
1 ‘ the theatre In New York.
. A very large crowd is expected at
the armory. tonight. when Company 11‘
Will have a notion session with the
fast Crescents. of ersev cm by
whom the were do 0 by the sec: :11
of 60 to I some 1v ks ago The Nor!
1 walkers are confident that they can
do better this time: instead of the
preliminary game. more will be dan
Vin; from 8 until 0 “lock There will
also be dancing after the game.
big crown of fans will go to Dubai-y ‘
tomorrow night on 11 special trsin to
one the second game between Company
' 9" sad Company a: dot the military
championship of the stste. F Won the
first some by the score 0121 to 7.
111111 9161:; Plut’u'floll sum; 11:
WV than $1.00 1“. sum.
gov-alias
‘ 6411191 Norwiik
department. This is regarded as the
first step of Governor Hughes toward
49 Wall St.. Nttvfalk.
Ben H ur Flour 65c bag, $5.00 barrel
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar
of God. showing the many falsen views 3 Cans Fancy 00"“ 111111111111 2""
of retiibution which needed no recon- 3 Cans Campbeiis Soup 25c 2011113 Dudley’s Pumpkin .25c
ciliation and leaving only the fact of D-LIGHTO FILLING FOR PIES. LAYER CAKES, TARTs. ETC.
SOMETHING NEW.
20 No. Ma‘ln St.. SoaN'or. Tel 143.
OnlyPiacetodetGreenportOysters
White Fish, Mackerel. Salmon. Large Long Clams for baking
Gutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
Olir Trousers Sale
Is In Full Swing
This is.1yii'l1out doubt the trousers c1 cut of thy scasu11.Uur
trousers 1alues always have led all others' 111 to11'11,'aud 110 place 111
the sale the broken lines of our best- selling patients .11 prices far
under regular. ,
Now,wl1cn c1cr) man needs a pair of new trousers to
patch out the old suit. 1vc oii’cr our best lines of work. business and
dress trousers at these attractive reductions:
$2.00 "l rouscrs. 110w ..... .. .. ............................ 1.48
$3. 00 'l‘i'ousc'is. 11011 ................ . ........... .. . .. $1.98
$4. 00 l rouscrs. 110w .............................. ....... $2. 98
$5001 rousers, now ....................................... $3. 48
Hundred»; of pairs of new ixouscrs in lllt scason' s most popular
patterns. and in all sizes at 0.1: l1 price. lhm't wait. but come \vliilc
choosing 111‘, good.
SALE OF COATS AND VESTS AT $2. 48.
\\ c 'vc placed a lot of broken lots of coats and vests belonging
in regular $10 and $12 suits on sale at $2 .48.]1 will 111.11 you to look
ov or this offering; the price is bclow cost of 111atcrials and hulking.
Fifteen years ago i opened 11 Grain and Feed Store
in the belief that good grain and good service would
bring me business. I believed that prompt delivery of
carefully selected. carefully screened grain would be ap-
preciated by the public. lily constantly increasing busi-
boss has justified my belief. Steady, persistent hummer-
iug, coupled with a desire to please at any cost, has 811- V
compllshed this from absolutely nothing. To my
friends patrons, customers I extend my thanks and
hearty appreciation. and solicit continued patronage on
the old grounds “g and service good grain."
Buy Oats Thais Clean. ,
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.'
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34'
Special Sale of
Letter Files l5¢ .m'wa'Ch-
Wm P. Beers
.11‘:
«Book and Stationery Stores.
6 So. Main St.. So. him-wont.
3 lbs. Fancy P1".'unes' 25c
..... . 25c B it 0. Mols.. per can 15c
. . ..... $1 00
2le Extra Large Prunes
PER PACKAG E, 10c.
United Groceryto.1M.fpStein
‘49 Fort St.. East Norwalk. Tsl. 319-3..
Cod, Halibut. Weak, Frost and Flat Fish, Porgies. Pickers],
Smelt. 3 lbs. for 25c.
Pike. Haddock Rocs. Hard Crabs.
Lobsters Saturday. ‘
the removal of Mr. Kelsey as superin-
tendend of insurance and so quickly
followli the publication this morning
ofSup.
fusing if
utendont Kelsey's letter re-
comply with Governor. Hugh~
cs‘s request'for his resignation. caused
a; sensation.
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DINNER FOR PROF. DE MARTENS
THE HAGUE. Ft 0 18,—.me De
Martins. the Russian imperial council-
lor of state. nrrl1rd hue yesterdm.
He had 11 long conference with the
foreign mlillstcr' today and subsequent-
ly Was recclvtad in audience by Queen
Wilhelmini: 'l liet‘Aumiican minister.
Mi. lilll. will give. a dinner this eve-
niug In honor of Prof. Do Martens.
sis sits. or 31111151 1111310 V
1501'? 5 DAYS “
4 comes r011 25:
No 7W0 ALIKE
COLEMAN’S
NEW. STORE
loath Norwslk
"a:
One.
Who Has .1 Single Paper Worth Keeping
Gan Afford to lie ll'illi011tja Sale 00-
0050001.
We have good sized Boxes '11 Our fire
and Burglar Proof Vault for $4 a lost.
in
: . soon sitar 111111th
‘ ml 1'08"! considers on of tits confor-
COUGHSUAND
00103
The way to cure a (“Hit is to allay
the Inflammation and 1111;191:111: what
0N£ Mmurs cot-lull Gilli!
does. it
bio and removes the muse Try it
If you are coughing. Prion 25c bottle
FOR BRONCNITI§.Hon1uncss and .
all disorders of the throat use OUR
meaovso IRONCHIAL tonal
GEE. Price We box.
OUR LAXATIVE COLD TABLETS
are a positive cure m:- Colds. La
Grippe etc. Thev relieve the feverish
cimdnion caused by these disordcm
and give prompt. ieiief.
lions to give satisfaction:
The Passcmpriou s'roas.
. TEL. 15-'-2.‘
runs onuvaay snnvics.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 11.
average level of the opening prices of
stocks was not materially changed
from the closing on Saturday; only a
few issues moved widely and transac-
tions were very small. 'lllinots' Cen-
tral rose nearly 2. United States Realty
l and Sugar ‘34. New York Central and
Anaconda fell 1.
WALL STREET. ll 11. fir—Fraction
ul additions to the opening advanCos
were made before the list began to
sag. under the weight of the selling of
the copper stocks. Anaconda rebound
ed to 1300 after Its initial loss, but
again relapsed over 4 points. Amal-
gamatrd Copper fill back to 3-4 below
Saturday's closing. Gains In several
stocks were curtailed when the selling
began.
WALL STREET. noon—Tho weak-
ness of the copper stocks spread and
free selling curried the whole list
down. Anaconda dropped 8 1-2 and
Amalgamated Copper 1 1l--‘I. The 111:1.1'~
lflxt steadied at noon. Ilonds wet-:1
Irregular. '
WALL STREET. .1 p. m.~—'l‘radiug
operations were result-ted and the
market remained at about the noon
level
OBITUARY R500 RD.
CHARLES E. DUCROSS.
Captain Charles E 'Dticross who in
' the hard winters of £889 and 1900 re
lived the human of many pool fa111l~
lies. in New Haven, by giving away
tons of fish and bread. died at. the
New Haven hospital Friday night. No
had been in the hospital ._for six Weeks
with live1 tlouble
Captain Ducross for fifteen ,Ytfll‘s‘
had a fish boat in: Mill air or heat Bar-
nesville bridge in New’lvlaven. He was
formerly a deep sea fishc1'.111a11 sailing
on boats that went dawn to Sandy
Hook and came back with fish to the
Fulton market 111 New Y'mk c111.
When he came to New Haven he sold
fish from a little, . 'vboat in Mill
river and late: a sari 18st. His busi-
ness developed so that in" got a house-
boat stationed at Gland human and
he built 11p 11. big trade. it has always
been said by the people in New Ha-
ven who knew of the extent of Captain
Ditcmss‘s chalrlable nets in giving
the fish and bread away to 1th poor
that he slaved off starvation for many
needy families who were then unem-
ployed. ,
Captain Ducross was fifty years of
age and leaves a wife and one daugh-
ter. Lately he had been engaged in
the fish business in Smith Norwalk.
The formal was held Sunday after-
noon 1:12:30 oci ck from his late re»
sidence, 1417 Euro auge street. New
Haven
4%: MRS. J. F. Mill‘l'i.
Mrs. Jane Pillow with ‘widow of
the late William F. Smith. died Saun-
day. February liith. at 5 p. 111., aged
seventyanine years, at the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. John Gorham.
Mrs. Smith leaves two'cyhildren to
mourn her loss. Mrs. John Gorhnm 11nd
Mrs..Charles W, Whitlock. both of
Wilton. Funeral services will be held
at John (:01'hnm s. Chestnut Hill, Wil-
ton on Wednesday.Feb1uarv 20th at
2 o'clock. Interment. at Union Ceme-
tery. Norwalk.
MRS. PAULINE DANN.
Mrs. Pauline Dunn, widow of the
hitc- William E. Dann. died last night
at her home. the residence of her Son
Horace E. Dann. at 18 France street,
Norwalk. Mrs. Dunn. who was I11
her 81st year had been I11 11 very crltl~
cul condition for several days. She is
survived byr‘two sons, Mayor Wallace
D no and if. E Dann.
unersl scr1lces will he'held from
Mrs. "Danns late homé'1'l‘h11rsdny ai-
tornoon at 2 o clock.
1011111 8081': '
The death of John See occurred yes-
tordsy at the home of lii's' father Ja-
cob 80‘s. 29 Gregory Bolivelard. after
an illness of some time" from common-
tio11.i)c'ceasod was 30 1‘1 511's of age.
and was born I11 New Yor ‘70 is sur-
vlvcd by a widow. The ngcmcnts
for the funeral have not yet been com-
plated.
FUNERAL
Y
OF MRS. .LEGRAND
. JACKSON.
Tile]! oral of Mrs.' Wriind Jae It
11011 WI held tomorrow a races at
2 o‘clock from St. Paul’s
Church. ,
Plums n'csnruv.
'l‘ funeral of Philip McCarthy will
hcl tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from St. Marys Church.
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WABfllelfro,lfeb.18v-The House
today to‘ok up
«on: ma. '1me o ,-
hatch and 0M“ Goods
1
'4 ‘ 3-51". I
rabbit on the Immlnstlon bill
' ‘1 Witch was agreed to by the donate
tilt“ :
We guarantee the above prepara-
if they do
not we will refund the purchase price.
lie Billiard Pharmacy,
0'
111.——’I‘l1c
Iscop‘al '
3““ i“ the “9'“ 0" the ”0“ pay you to anticipate your future was ts. E'vsry garment in this-
included in this. the grand. finsi closn up slid.
Ali clothing is arranged on six bargain topics as follows: 1' .
L
TABLE NO. l.——Men's and Youths'
Suits, priced 810, 812 and $13.50.
... $4.95
TABLE NO. 2.-—Msn's Suits. Fancy
Mixed Worsteds. Black Thlbcts
and Blue Serges. prices 815, $16.50
and $18, now
$9.89
TABLE NO. 3.--Ai| the best suits in
the store, Blue, Black and Fancies.
$14.95
Children‘s Suits at Half‘frles.
33 380mb Main St..
they do not linndle them.
collectors and bad accounts.
Suits in mixtures
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c lose out
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gsrdless of cost .
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
TEE A PERFECT FIT:
[ t
and finishing lumber.
roofing paper, sheathing_;pspsr"
nary and extension ladders.
drying facilities.
Mill, foot of .Msrshall Street.
Lumber “Yard: Water Street.
at]: FROM A TRAIN.
New Haven Man Met Death at Mil-
. ford, Today. .
MILFORD: Feb. 18 ~The body of
John S.1 Adler of 21 Prince sheet.
New Haven was found on the ralhond
tracks near the Milfmd side of the
ilousstonic Ri'ver drawbridge early to-
'day by Frederick liea1dslcv', the bridge
tender at the bridge. who was on his
wav to work. Beardsley notified the
modiciti exdminer. Dr. he's; who. after
an examination of the body or'deied
it sent to a local 1111dertnkcr'.s 1A bro:
'ther of the dead man was notified and
he came to Milfmd this afternoon,
taking charge of the body.-
The body was found about 6: ‘10 and
according to the medical examiner Ad
ll'l‘ had been dead but a few moments
when Beardsley made. the discovery.
It isprcsumcd that Adler was 011 the
train which left New Haven at 0
o'clock this morning, and that in going
from one car to another, he fell strik-
ing on his head and meeting Instant
.‘dcath. in his clothes were found a
gold watch. a small sum of money
and- sevcrai letters and papers. which
fully established his identity. The
body was not frozen when fou'ndand
there was fresh blood near It; which is
conclusive evidence; according to Dr.
two that Adler fell from the train,
which left Milford fifteen minutes be-
tore his body was found. Adler tray
tied for a liquor firm In this city..
nausea or MERIT. . ‘
ticut Guard for Ja‘nusry.‘ .
in general orders. No. 7 Issued Sat-1
urdny from the office of the( sdiulsnt
g‘cn‘eisl In Hartford. Is given the.
changes in the service wit
iméi'il of the different organ listless for
130nm}! .he latter are as 'follo'Ws:
Hosp aiVCo'rps ...9770
Sig‘nleorps............ .8934
Cavalry.......... ..97.00
Battery A. .. . .. ..860
Machine Gun 'Bsttei'y ......1....08.l
Co tArtlllcry 771:7
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Separate Comp-11v sm
l'r.s'c'I"
Company 8; Normal:
1100300011111
98 Washington Street.
Never in the history of spies have such values' been offered. I; Will".
South 1110:0111.
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TABLE NO 4.441011% and Vsutho'
Oversea?“ binsgw [Ind 70' :0.”
short, to u on s were
s12 and 313%.... ,'_;'7.' '_
$4 98
TABLE NO. fie-Ounce)“ 7M W078
priced from $15 to 820} now
$9. 89
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TABLE NO. 8.—-All 1th: pick- '07 the
but costs thst were priced than. V_
820 to 830.5I1'o'w ‘ “j" .-
$14. 98
Price Clothing Store.
Head to Foot Outfitisrsi
‘9'
THE LAST CLEARING SALE OF SUITS COATS. SKIRTS.
AND Fuss.
There is no use of telling you that 0111 goods are better thpn' this rcpt
of the stores because they cannot dispose of such garments.
First of all. we make our own goods: bad“
we enter to the best nude in town and everybody will tell you: that
111:1 satisfied with our merchandise, style and prices. Third we sell form;
that takes off the expense of running costly cledit machinery, for books,
The good customers must pay for the bid
ones: that is understood. Avoid the c1edit stores like you would it plagued
Black Long Coats throughout lined with heavy satin. reduced to ..- l310.00 .
Short Covert Coats reduced to
Panamas.broadciotl1s vollics,
Skirts ledit'c'e'd 1'0 ..... ......51119 82.98.84.138 $798.18
Sale of Waists,1eiy tine lawn, regulai 81. 50 goods, in 10st
V'e11 Fine Embtfloidcuy Fronts editors and cuffs to match, anguish.
plice 83.00. for this sale
Fine Tailored China Silk Waist? black and white.
. sale price .....................
FUHS—eWc have a few pieces left over and some will be ascribed tint» .
SALE lN BOTH STOR'E'S'L'GIs-SIS' MAIN 8T.,
REMEMBER ALTERATIONS FREE OF- CHARGE .‘AN'D WI"
111:: 11111011 7'& 11111111110
slumber and Mill Work for Evolution"
- , Fro-n 11111111511100 1 1111195.» ~ : «
Timber, shingles, lath, fill kinds and grades of beveled Sidinmnfimflnl.
All: kinds of hard '.woods Tar paper. ..linv' llftis‘te'tl.y
Hair Insulator sad dea‘ienln': 0111011!“de-
Doors, sash, blinds, interior houtlii'" trim in
Pine. Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut.
lug. turning. planing. shop Jobbing. cabinet work, veneered can.
Rating of Organizations of [the condos!
tlnfsntry 98.08 3'
smudinfsstry................M.1I£.11
Third Infantry .................l7.70-
as 'wuiiiilm‘ s1. "'
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