' . OTiLLsou-rowsgl. companion
FASHION
nolisses
cAnov
local III. lilies.
HcIeafth plobate notices will be
found III the first colunlu of page cl ight
of The Sentinel.
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Saturday sale of candy.
son-l’owell Corporation.
-—l’ork Roasts. 12c.
at the sun-
nuttcry‘s.
No game was pin5ed last night in
. 74 Wuhingtod‘lt.
;. V‘AEVIIrythin‘igwiin Ship Chdndiery.
i Paints. Ois and Varnishes.
‘ sending out today
~ 0! the annual session of the grand
, AND
msugnncm
"Taylor a. Golden.
Tsl. 213-2.
Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
Beet line of Spring Goods ever shown
HARRY RIDER.
612 Water sonfiloosPonT. Conn.
Goods delivered free. Tel. 243-3.
——Pot Roast. no bone, 10.. Iiiittel‘.‘:'s
Gland Secretary John H. Barlow is
the proceedings
lodge, l-‘. and A. M, held ill .lanuaty.
at New Haven. The book contains
the usual reports, addresses. statistics
from the 110 subordinate lodges of
the state, the report on fraternal cor-
respondence, and the reports of the
‘annnal IneIIing of the Masonic Char-
iity foundation These are half-tone
poItlnits of Past Grand Master Fred-
erlck S Stevens of Bridgeport who
died ()ctohcr l7 llititi and Grand
TqusureI Miles W. GI.IIves of New
Havbn, who died December 13, 1906.
The trontiaplece is a half‘lone of Ben-
ianlin F. Turner. of Middletown. grand
mantel in 1906.
New Spring Suits
an’ Overcoats '
We greet the official opening of Spring with the biggest and best gath-
ering of Suits and Overcoat; ever shown in town.
Our light Overcoats include many of the newest light shades. in both
the new. model covert top coats, and the kneelength or longer Varsity
and Chesterfield coats, priced I
From $10 to $30.
4' ." 'TLI
New'Raincoats $10 to $25.
Along with many new gray patterns we show brand new brown, blue
and greenish mixtures in novel combinations of shadow checks, plaid: and
squares. Sack suite in four new and exclusive models. priced
From $8.50 to $28.
Choose your hat and furnishings you'll wear Easter without delay. Our
stocks were never so complete and varied as you'll find them now.
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the pool toulnament of the NOlWliik‘ it‘mo‘r anIndT'lfiLLi “It I Ii All
Fire pun“. carby Nicholson was plac- in
-—l.cg's of Lamb. 14c. iiIIttery's. ‘ nuclei 5);;
—~15 Fresh Eggs- 2’50- JOSPlO“. RE Fresh Eggs. 25c. Joacloff. w' ' »
The spring stock of Eastern bargain ____.._.__. - w S til M“ 's ' -. i . T i/ C 11
is now complete at Gottlicb's. For prl 4 Oil n t. e ., I 5 2-2
.. m a... I... Alli SALOONKEEPER m ,, 3
_L... ..L... . ..MAYIlP‘iI I. ' '° 3W" 'N-
—-—t’ork Roasts. 12 . liuttery'u- I‘. Z. lilulphy. 'l‘IIouI.cIs Jefferson and W . . -.
F‘nir week is still in progress at the wife. .\liss l". Puget. Miss M. .lohn- ‘
1)_ 11L Read store. Note the uttrac- son. William L. .\lalll y. A. Loci). H. S.
Home in today‘s ad. . llctlcmau. i.. S. Casey. Robert W.
——l} aster Hats. O‘lirien.
Clothing on on till ill tiaticy & liren-
Ilan's. Note the specials in their ad.
in this issue.
~—Cheapost accident insurance —I)I:
Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. All drug~
gists soil it.
”Sausage. llc. Ilnttcry'n.
Mrs. Frederick Beers has purchased
from Edwin L. Hoyt the house and lot
at 34 Orchard street. Norwalk.
-—i<]lgi11 Butter. 30c lb. F.D.l.. 8: (‘0.
Week-end special at ii. W. Kelley
Jr.'s. Read the ad.
—Pot Roast, no bone. 10c. Buttery ‘s.
to be used for demonstrating purposes.
Balbel William Hess is laid up by
illness at ills home in Chestnut street
Norwaik.
-—.\ilxcd Nuts, 10c qt. il‘.l).i.. & Co.
A demonstration of the. Racycie will
be. given by Axel .iohnmh at Luther
lil. Wright's. \‘orth Main street. to-
morrow night. IIt<S p. In.
Mr. and Mrs S. M. Alier and dangli-
ter. Miss Mildred Aller, of West
street. hare, gonc to Clinton, New Jer-
say for It few days' stay.
—iiusketball at the Rink tonight
Norwalks vs. Stanlfords. .
——l’ork Roasts. 12c. llultéry's;
Clothes of quality for spring and
summer will be found in the showing
of Alfred Benjamin & go clothing
which you will see at Joseph Dav‘is.
See ad
—Legs of Lamb. lic. lluttery‘s
——-l.ntest Telescope Hats. O'Brien.
A business session of the Nutmeg
Club. of Norwalk, was held last night.
With thc‘cxccption of details ofv a
forthcoming entertainment; only run-
liue matters came up.
——llaskctbnll at the-Rink
Norwalks vs. Slanlfords.
The New York Grocery Company is
still at it. ltcad the prices ill their
ad. Today. I, -’
--l.:IIIIb Fore. Sic. lluttcrys'.
The lighthouse tender of the govern
ment is in this Iicinlt5 repailiug thn
dolphins and the harbor lights. She
was yesterday at work on the dolphin
at the Round Bench tnII.I .
—'li suffered habitually from consti.
patlon. Dean's Regnlets yellows
and strengthening the bowels, tip that
they have been regular ever slime.“
A. E. Dalia. grocer, Sulphur Springs.
Tex.
—-LIIIIIb i-‘ele 9c. Button. 8‘.
Two Elmou- two-cycle motor auto-
mobiles aIIiI cd ill Nolwalk this molu-
ing from the lacloly III Clyde Ohio
and consigned to F. E. Lockwood and
Company. One of the cars goes to S.
J. Miller of Cannon and the other is‘
——Bo5s (‘aps lloys Oops. O'Brien.
'——Sansage. 11c. Butter5' s. ‘
Alice E. Wolf of Norwnik. seeks
separation flonl Charles L. Wolf of
Port Chester \' Y. whom she mar
tied on Match 31 1906. and aftel less
than a year of marlied life. alleges that
tonight.
. he is habitually inlempernte and into-
lerabiy Clllt‘i She asks that her name
be changed to Alice 8 purchard.
—-Peerlens Mom. 681: bag; $5. 35 bbl.
F D Lawton & Co. ".
Saturday sale sheet. quhlc at Cole-
mans. Read the ad il
A carload of handsoluo, Ohio homes
twenty- -four in n111nber:and all in ex-
cellent condition arrived, in Norwalk
this morning for Oscar H Banks.
These horses are now on sale at Mr.
Banks' sales and lively stable in Riv-
er street Norwaik. Among the num- l
bar are horses for every purpose. 'l‘he5
range in weight from. 11150 to 1600
pounds.
~Meet me at. Ollogowolla ball. Fri-
day night. at Arion Hall.
~Feellansuld weak rundown? Head.
ache? Stomach “off"?—~—Jnet a plain
case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood 81'
tors tones liver and stomach promot-
on digestion. purities the blood
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SATURDAY f"
CHOCOLATEB.
Prescription Dmggist.
tinge, N. .l.;
dured for nearly
one that bids fair to live ill all its
popularity as long as there is a Jeffer-
son to play it, was presented to :1 large
and thoroughly appreciative audience.
at lloyt‘s Theatre. last night.
title role. Ictains nil thel
and enthusiasm that
renown and a foremost place among
artists.
character in all its sweet quainiucss
anti humor and his dramatic work in
the last two
years' sleep.
(it grce. "
Winkle in an especially strong one and
ill the hands of this proficient artist
it reaches perfection.
lects were superb and the singing was
by It toaster hand. All especially strong
company
the work of all lends much to the pre-
scntation.
evening.
person who is subject to constipation.
. tor to take goods to second story.
iiyns. .lesse l’. liariogcnsls. Edward ’1‘.
li‘lrlh. it}. \'. .ielenko. New York; Miss
.\l. ’l‘. Dunning. South Norwnlk: R. l..
i‘rIuiIln. Southporl: ll. it}. .\lontague.
Ansonia; Harry M. Porter. East Or-
F. W. Coffee. Springfield:
.ibhn Murdock, (‘hurles S. Reddillg.
ilarry W. lianckmnu. R. 1.. Knapp,
lioston; George P. Kendall. Sudleld:
S. W. Sears: Brooklyn; R. W. Heath,
Edward E. Show. Concord, .\'. ll.: W.
ll}. llent. New Haven: C. h‘. Merhench.
Windsor Locks; C. H. Clark. Frank-
lin. PIL; ii. W. Peabody. liinghanlton.
N. Y. were ill the Hotel Clifford. last
night.
wt‘. & K. Still ilnts. < O‘Brien.
«Lamb i-‘oI-Il. 9c. ltntlerys‘.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
JEFFERSON i.\' llli’ VAN \\'l.\'l\'i.i£.
itlp Van Winkle. a play that has en-
half It I:elIIIII',\'..'Ind
Thomas
the iil'il‘i\fliitd nclol of the
Ill".t‘\ol skill
won him
Jeff. Ison
hits
Mr.
Jefferson depicted the
acts. alter the twenty
was artistic to tilt. last
'The character of Rip \‘an
The scenic ef-
supports lilr. .lellcrson and
Tile next attraction will be,
l’tck‘s [lad lioy. tomorrow may“! and
—Pot Roast, no bone, tool‘lluttery'a.
WHY HE DOES iT.
"it isn't often that i have faith
though in the medicines put up by
nthel people to be willing to offer to to
fund the money if it does not our c"
said DIIIggiat Baxtel to one of his
many customers, “but i am glad to
sI-ll Dr. Howard‘s specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia on that
plan.
"The Howard Co. ill order to get a
quick intloductory stile. authorized me
to 5:1! the regular flit.) cent bottle of
then spetific for hall- pl ice 25 cents
and although i hnye. sold II lot of it.
and gIInInutecIl ey‘cr5 package. not one
has. been brought‘ balk as unsatistat-
"i am still r -lllng t2. - specific ni
lI.lll- pill-.c although i cannot tell how
long i shall be able to do so. 'Any
sick headache dizziness. liIeI tlou
ble indigestion or u genelal plai ed out
condition ought to tulle advantage of
this opportunity. if the specific does
not rule them they can come right.
back to my store and I will cheerfully
BEST GRAIN—BEST SERVICEl '
You “humor horses not only in good condition, but
you want them able to work and keep in good condition.
This can he done by giving them proper feed. There is
a difference between outs and oats. You'll never realize
it so thoroughly until you see our stock. You can't buy
, better—for we buy the best. I
., ,_ 4‘ Buy Oats Thats Clean. ,' 4i
I W" ' ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH. y l’
i am near—just us far as the neur- i. M u I
est letter box or telephone. m I l 7‘
Special Sale of
Letter Files)L I5c Each.
Wm.~-P. Beer‘s’
Book and Stationery Stores.
9 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So Main St.. So. Noun}
SPRING TERM
I... Lilith? . it] ill
- Manly positions open for
. COMPETENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS.
ENROLL N‘O-WL“. ' lid. A. Merrill Prin-
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These new Walstglarc really more than beautiful—they are
quite out (if the ordinary Instylc and workmanship and delightful-
ly suggestive of Spring.
You are invited to come in and see them.
prices are irresistible.
N. E. RYAN 8: 00.
96 Washington Street, South Nat-walk.
The styles and
Ietuud their money} III22 29
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THE SOUTH NORWALK STORAGE
. ' WAREHOUSE
Day and Prospect Streets.
Fireproof and up to date in all par-
ticulars; thoroughly ventilated: eleva-
Rooms ill. sizes to suit. Outside stor-
age for materials not damaged-by the
weather. For particulars address
- G. N. McKiBBIN,
Room 4. Haviiand Block.
Washington Street.
Office.
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Sat. 5.1. of Sheet Music
I00 a Copy.
When the Orioles Come North
Again. Without a Wedding Ring, N0
Wedding Bells fot Me, Meet Me Down
at the Corner. lirass Buttons, My Mar-
iuccis With Fhing Colors. and a bum
dred others.
commas
NIWO STORE
10 North Main St... South Norwsik
Agent for A. a. upsiding'e
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The
Modern Way
I: to keep your cash In the blank subject to check,
when H W!!! be safe and ban venfenr.
Your Account
50; Narwalk
Trasil Campan y
aback-books Inc In General looking Dept.
Iii-II sown loath Nomsiit
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Isuhsil end Inmngaosd
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lapenzsuurdsmiifo‘hta.
' of superior quality to any other candy,
(lays 'l‘nesduy and l rilluy of each
Wlll receive careful attention at the ‘
For Saturday
"Liggett's Saturday Candy. 50c qual-
ity for . 29c
Bay Rum, for the bath and utter
shwinx is a fine mm, when you get
ll Quality of the}, tick. Our [lay
Ways pleases user in half:
Mal and pint splinkle top bottles
. 25 and 50c
' If you have a prescription 01 lecipe
to be filled today, remember our Pre-
scription Department gives modern
IserIiec III reasonable prices.
.Our Beet, iron and Wine is made in
our labotatoII from flesh beef. citrate
01 iron. and sllclri wine; an excellent
Spring tonic and blood purulfiel il‘IIil
pint bottles. 50c
Apollo Chocolates, always fresh alld
no matter who makes it In what its
lll'lCt’ Always glad to pIoIe it with
lice samples in boxes
30. 40, 60, 75 and 8°C
llllll Pialmaly,
THE PRESCRIPTION "one.
TEL. 15152.
enm‘bmuvaav‘ anavms
os'rEOPATHIc
TREATMENT
administered bv Dr Jelonle l)
\\irt.a graduate of the parent
school at Kirksrillc, Me. This
modern, Iirugless treatment will
ocvrcomc the most obstinate
chronic disease.
New York oflice. No. 25. \\'.
421i St. l’ hone (I89 lilyant. tiiiit‘c
chck.
Norwalk office and residence.
:2 Isaacs Place. Phone 123-3.
Office days every day with the
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
Consultation Free.
IT'S POLICY TO SMILE
in the face of disaster. llul the best
policy is one issued by In. good file ill-
alliance company .
FIRE HAS NO TERRORS
{01 the man who callies one of our
policies. The wisest thing vou ever
did will he to let us write you one
today. Tomorrow may be just one
day too late. Such things have hap-
pened before and are likely to again.
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.4
2 South Main St.
Iouth Norm-slut. Conn
BASKET BALL.
. nonwux ARMORY.
EVER Y HONDA Y NIGHT
NEXT GAME. ‘
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 25,
Middletown vs. 00. f.
AMATEUR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS vs. MERCURYS.
After the games there is dancing
each evening until midnight, without
extra charge.
ADMiSSION, 25 CENTS.
First game begins at 8 o’clock.
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lillllawagh‘llaiing
A Rink‘ ,
is the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week. Events for the coming
week compose:
, BASKETBALL
FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 22,
NORWALKS vs. STAMFORDS.
(Actually the best team that can be
selected In Stamford.)
Japanese Tea.
SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd.
SALE OF HAND MADE
Fancy Articles.
Home Made Pies, Cake and Candy.
“At the Sign of the Teapot."
74 OOUTH MAIN STREET.
HADDAM‘MANUFACTO Y IURNED
HAWAII, March 22- he manufac-
turing plant of the Campbeilnivi’orner
company was burned last night, the
SENTINEL
MM I I‘
PRICE’
Matchless EflSiBl Sharing
Never before, outside of the leading New York shops,
has any store dared to show such fine fabrics and surpass-
ing styles as we have ventured to offer this season. Perfect
in cut, style and fit, and in the details of fine tailoring. the
inside which you don’t see, but which is most important
in the long run.
We realize we can only keep your trade here by dc,-
scrving it, and that we mean to do.
very best, the cost to you no more than is usually asked
for similar fabrics not so thoroughly well made.
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l’lCBS Clothing 810ml
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 165-5.
SOUVENIRS ‘1
FREE TOMORROW
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
Teaflofiee, Baking Powdergspiooa, :3
In addition to usual checks.
SUGAR
The Uliitlll Pacific Tea i311.
Next to Post Oflicc.
Free Delivery-
Shad Shai}
Smelt 5 lb 250. Escallops 500 qt. Green-
port Ouslers. Native FlatliSh Round
and Long Clams. and all
Other Kinds of fish
Culbills Bridge Fist Maillot
READY
:26 Washington St., So. Norwalk,
Phone 655“ 2.
Clever Clothes.
The conservative as well as the most.»
"extreme stules approved bu the best
caslom tailors.
NECKWEAR~New Spring color
inns. ' ' , "
HATS—«The bqsl $2 Delhi) in town
SHIRTS to pour measure.
Children’s Spring Reelers .
Willis H. Selieok...
ctoramo or THE moor soar. ' ,5.
4.3) fl.
PHON I. 120.
lose being about $5,000.
Our Spring models are now ready. The tailoring is the '
we: own
20 lbs. of Granulated for ~98 ct:
SpringModels of
48- 50 Wall Street. MW
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