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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 7, 1908 · page 3

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grip suiiercrs.

i—wmu regard to business,
ngard to news, call
ii in.” will kindly do u, u I‘qu
Iknotty convenience this villus and so
sure more pmpt attention.

I‘ Frank Lauder, the lewsler, huge an
attack at the Igrip at his home inSe

Mr street

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W, Velsor,
Quintana avenue, are suing the

 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A r, at West-
pori. avenue, spent Bu y with 0. S.

Starr, oi Stamford.

_ DeWitt's Little Earl
best pills known. Soldy by The Clii'iord
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar~
inacy.

, Louis Hyatt. oi Westport avenue,
WNorwallt spent Saturday and Sunday

I, "with friends in Brooltiield,

The Piasterers’ and Bricklayers' Un-
ion held its monthly hutsiaess meeting,
last night, in C A. R. Hall

I The adoption degree will he confer-
‘ red this evening by Uncas Tribe. No.
2., improved Order of lied Men.
Attorney John J. Walsh, oi Norwalt,
I left town yesterday afternoon on a
business trip to Rhoda island,
evMoney deposited in the savings
department of the South Norwallu
Trust Co. on or before Jan. it), will
draw interest irom Jan. 1, at ‘iour per
cent per annum \

Charles la Hill returned to Hamilton.
N. Y, yesterday, where he will resume
his studies at Colgate Academy.

Miss Minnie Route, of Vassar Col:
lege,‘ Poughlteepsle, is visiting her

' aunt, Mrs E. T. Baudiu, oiWest. street

Miss Edna Baudin, oi West street,
and Miss Minnielloulre, oi Poughlteep
sie, are spending the day in Danbury.

The young people are enjoying iair
ly good skating on what is known as
the Could Seymour pond, near Pine
island.

MW Frederick J. Force is twinned
to her home in Crescent Terrace with
an attack of the grip Miss llna Force
has recovered from a severe attacit.

Putnam Hoser Company held a regu-
lar meeting last night, and transacted
rautine business. Refreshments were
served at the ciosepi the session.

-'-Btllious! Feel heavy siter dinner?
Tonmcoatedl'llltur taste? Couples.
ion ssllow? Liver needs waiting up,
Dean's Regulate cures Dillon stints

ah cents at any drug store.

 

The Norwalk Methodist Church will
hold a quarterly conference meeting
tonight. Presiding Elder Adams will
be present.

Mrs A. W. Austin. oi lsaacs Place,
will entertain the Ministering Circle
oi the Norwallu Congregational Church,
this afternoon.

Mrs. William M. Belts, of .Spring-
wood avenue, entertained thé Door
heepers' Circle oi the Norwallt Congre-
gational Church last evening

Nehemiah Candee and son Mark, oi
South Norwallt, spent. a iew days last
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jason Candee, in Eastou.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Davis are
seriously ill at their home in Broad
River. Both are advanced in years
and much fear is entertained by theirH
iriends.

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The Only” Hope to Theomstlc Sulierer
Urlc-O Treatment.

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"Ill rheumatism continues to spread
as it has in the past. icw years, it
would seem as though we would heiorc
fang Monroe a nation oi cripples, The

 

torrihledcstructiveness oithlsd ease .

is apparent on every side of or I'«, lv‘
mo nine out oi ten oi the en, .
tine meets had their sullction hrou.

 

sods more there are that are hope]

i bedvritldel and whom we never see.
MI W the very nature at
t ' disease, can never cure Itself and
Its Assad to now worse

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A law odd left over
irom the holiday stock, which
wil be sold below cost. Excel-
lent quallty paper and o! the lab
est mtierns.

Paras m 7H: wm’oow.

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Miss Helen Morgan of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with Mae Bandin, of
West street.

The year 1908 will be prosperous it
you use The Sentinel advertising col.
umns judiciously.

Margaret M Tammany has purchas-
cd six lots in Sound View Park, from
Henry M Whitney.

The Harris Ir. Cans Company are
discharging a barge of coal at their
whari in Water street,

DeWitt’s Carbolised Witch Hazel
Salve is especially recommended ior
piles. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy.

Frank Waterman, oi South Norwallt,
in sick with the grip at his home on
South street, Bethel.

home last night from a several dayil'
business. trip to Tennessee. I

Frank P, Huntington, manager for
Adams Express Company in South
Nor-yolk, is a victim at the grip,

Roland Bradley, who has been em
ployed in Bridgeport. intends to return
to this place, and resume his trade as
a hatteri

Mrs. MaIrIy Pennoyar and Miss Alice
('argill oi orwallt, have returned trout
a two weeks visit with iricnds in El-
mira, N, Y

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They promptly relieve back
ache and went; back. Sold by The
Cliiiord Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.

A game of basketball was played
Friday evening between thé Peanuts.
of Westport, and the Kelseys, oi Nor-
wallr, and resulted in a score oi 17 to
it) in iavor oi the Westport team.

Toniorrow, Wednesday, January 8.
is dividend day, at. the Great Atlantic
and Pacillc Tea Company. Any one
visiting this store on that day will re-
ceive free to B; I: ll. green stamps.

The installation of the recently elect-
ed oilicers oi uncoln Council, 0. U. A. '
M., will occur on Friday night. This
ceremony was to have taken place last
Friday night, but was postponed

Elton, the young son oi Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Conley, oi Woodward avenue,
who has been very sick the last two
weeks with pneumonia, is getting
along very nicely.

Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith rc-
ceivcd notice item the grime commis-
sioners to issue no mine licenses until
01,6103!“ n, which will be September
, l 8. .-

Proiossor Arthur 8. Russell, alter
enjoying the holiday vacation at his
ironic in West avenue, has resumed his
duties at the Princeton Preparatory
School.

KODOI. is the best remedy known
today ior dyspepsia, indigestion and all
troubles arising trust a disordered
stomach. it is pleasant, prompt and
thorough. Sold by The Clillord Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. "

The weekly service at the Norwailr
Cougr tional Church, Thursday even-
ing,w wl be an old-i pray yer
meeting. The subject will be "Begin-
ngsin ." The pastor will also tail: to
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Washingiiill Clinic, No. ll, Patriotic
.Order olihelosssiAlaerisa. will hold

lar ting this evening,
its is at trial lls'll, W‘sdlllnstou
street at which time there will be an
Installation at ofleors {oi ”93'1”le

hhern‘tsit Council, lie. 1 ,

Amount, will hold a mflmfii}

is at l ocloeh, at which can
I be plsyuw the

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City Attorney John Keogh returned .

I‘lioi'ilo.
Inothing to attend even the most instld-

: celvcd merited applause.

We.
s theiat every
humanoid

Ware.

Brass Beds, in I;

. iron Beds, lid.
. Davenports, $32 60,;
j Couches, 033.00.
333mm, 1. i
m 1.00.

Tablas,
I! Tab

utter Bets,
”12 Wilton Velvet Rugs,

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roman musculature. 0

WHY ClRLS LEAVE HOME.
The play. Why (this Leave Home,
must not be con luui'ndcd with many-
seasational dramas the present day.
whose only object seems to be to up
preach Just as neitr the line at inde~
Jcency as the law will permit. They
teach no moral, they do not aim to do
so, only to excite the lowest passions
ana‘ cater to that element which adv
ntlrea the suggestive. Why Girls leave
is melodramatic but contains

ious. it teaches a lesson both to men
Iand women that ii heeded may prove

white ways that lead to the dark pit.
of disgrace and death at the end. It
is not a sermon, it is very amusing,
but the impression it leaves is for
good—4m- retormstion. An np muti-
ty will be afforded all to soot in play
at Hoyt's Theatre on Pride} irruarv
ill when it will he presenlni by a
clever company at popular prions.

' MUSIC HALL.

A line line oi lctures was shown
lust night by the ectrograph. Every
picture is as clear as crystal and full
oi wit and humor. May and Decem-
her is a very novel picture; Boy Ban-
dits is a and finish for the boys; Take
Good Care of Baby is a scream irom
beginning to end; Carving Doctor is
uptodate surgery and excodlngly inn-
ny; The Mlser's lioard is very sympa-
thetic; Worlt Made Easy, everything
done by machinery and no more work
'ior lather; Unknown Talent and Ball
‘ers in Trouble are very funny and con-
clude the program There were illus-
trated songs by Carl Stumpi Esti-
mates are expected ior a new lioor and
the Electrograph will be able at the
end oi the month to give dances.

' THE COSGROVE CO.

The large audience at Hoyt's Thea

ire, last night, witnessed an excellent

luctlon of .The World Against Her.

the Cosgrove Stock Company.
featuring Mr. Rollo Lloyd. This prom-
lslng young actor handled the role of
John Vancp in a manner that bespoke
much dramatic talent and a thorough
understanding oi the role. Miss Flor
once nurroughs handled that role in
a most. pleasing and eiiective manner
and won the thorough appreciation oi
the audience. Paul Everett and
Louise lv‘r ser in the heavy roles or
Pierre l rt and Violet Hastings
were villainous enough to suit the most
critical tastes. Florence Cutler and
Thomas Conwell were good and rc-
The support-
ing company was all that could be de-
slrca and the production was extrane-
ly well staged and presented through-
out. Tonight the pompany will pre-
sent For liis Brother’s ,ICrlIrrtIe.

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Merrill Business College

tins helm liaising You“ Men and Young Women to s

BETTER START- IN ms.

I’ ' Do not dcpend upon chance. EI

Hundreds of Successful Graduates

DAY AND EVENING SNOW

Stamford,

letlltiat indorscr.

a boon to some evil paths and glaring _

 

gar up” unit y. The one great little that looms

tbst mods or is going to need
. Hundreds oi dilierent articles in

Only s more, limit is given in the advertisement,

sue Price. i saw
.310 9"“. "0.75
Sale Price, 325.00
' Sale Pill”. $17.00
Sale rice. taco
Sale '50
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file Price. “If”
Sale Price. $25.00

More styles Ianti better qualities ior less money than any other store

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M. A. MERRILL, Pritt.
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Leap yeafcomss only once in iour
years, but it would seem that that is

’ quite enough to heap the men humble

and submissive.
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Honey loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name

All tran
strictly confidential. Call and see us

 

WDIPINDINT LOAN AND .300!
ITY CO.

Hovlland lulldtug, Washington“
OMsebounulamiole-Ih; '

‘Tltc scintillation:
int Suial Stasu

with its dinner parties, balls, opera
parties, "at homes," receptions, etc., is
now commencing in earnest, glad we
stir in position to supply the exact
iootwcar suitable ior each and every
occasion, and at reasonable prices. We
carry the most varied stock of women's
dress and party slippers and men'd
dress shoes to he iound in this section
of the state.
We invite an early inspection.

lily N MAN,

90 Washington Street.

no line of the lies kind at
Jewelry,DIautonds,Cut
Glass, Chains, Combs,

mes. etc” I
At Lowest Possible Prices.

You won't be sorry it you inspect
our line More purchasing UswslrIy
elsewhere. ,

TAthOY

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7' tonnes slam sun wgsr are.

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Real Estate !
A number at real estate bargains
may he had now below the Spring

market really opens. The wise pur-
chaser buys earlyI._.

l. M. [nylon & Ce.

5 sAItsiiA‘hI Avenue.
IVORY LAW/’8 "ICING CHAM-
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should be equipped " " .
snow white, one piece "Stan. "
Hun-“33°“ “Min son-um
v y over
how delighttully conveniast it would
one have hot and so running waist
lag apartment or lrst door toilet
Its presence would aflord you
the highest degree of contort.
Ngefll gl:tliyt quote you. ”Milena. Our
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cherries, honest and reliable.

 

l'l-lAlt NEW YQRK REAL ESTATE
IIl'or years this Company has paid

ix. dusrsnte‘sd interest on its
Bond Shares by check lessor
semi spatially. Over hail-miltic-I

. dollars paid to investors to data
AOSITS NEARLY 02.000.000.06.
investments oi iron: OM to $10.00
muted, partlclpsttngin earningu

train date oi receipt.
A card will bring you our literataruII
er I personal interview. »
l. i... COBUBN. General Mast.
is South Main Street.

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Call at our Chloe and
examine our line oi

Gas and
Electric Lamps 4

For Reading '

and Sewing.

They are in naive, convenient,
ornamental. Ma up to suit any
taste. is your house properly illum-
lasted ior the holidays? it not ,

Let us Pipe Your
lipase for Gas,

we will do it at rost. Our new line or
HALL GAS CLOBRS has been rev
coived. Call and northern. 1

Connecticut

 

We Have Deni’gus on
Your Walls

That pleased you out since we put
Ithemon. Anymoreroolnstobepwof
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winter-y, Glassware, Houseiurnlsh
lug Goods. "

Japanese China in Cups, Saucers.

Child mdy ruined Paint, at. ill per
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
Window Structure and Picture Frames

made to order _
Painting and Decor-atlas.

 

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lug Stamps. Ash term

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In Full Swing

The Time When It Pays Every ,
Lay Ill 3 Whale Season’ 3 Supply.

Visitorsto]. A Hislop & Cole Store will find the .. II
heaped with the grandest sssortmcnts of White Goods we ‘ "7’?"
ever assembled—showln Undcrmusiins ior woolen and chi
dainty Cotton Wash Fa rics~Embroidvries ior 1908,
many styles exclusive with its—Linens from the most noted!
ies of the Old World—all collected under ranarltabl‘c mar , ,
ditions, enabling us to quote prices not at all commensurate .. "
the present cost at the raw materials. "

Come tomorrow while the stocks are bright, fresh rushes,
get your share of the‘bcst White Goods va ues ever offered.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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Outlets».
Everything to the Optical fine.

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commenced Saturday and commenced good The values were heir”
Iter than some people expected to ilnd. and they bought accord?
ingly. You can always depend on a bargain here being a gen-
uine bargain. '

This is one oi the most. important sales in the history of
our business and it will be to your interest to see these execpv‘
tional oiicrlugs.

.8 Rush .2? Co,

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We have a limited number 0i Pcd'
estal llining Tallies, in quartered oak,
which open to six test in length,
which we have not room ior, as we
are now overcrowded. in toxder to
get them all our hands as n as
possible, we will alter them at the
extremely low price of $12. This to-

 

ble is one that would sell regularly at FEM! r’
$16.50, but. as we already have a T I, T
large number, which take up all the 00,”,

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this as a rare hat-gain. We invite tn-
spectlou.

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30" R, ”In" 72“
Upon his promAlse not to give any more
moving picture shows here out Sunday,
the case iii James Ryan, who was acti-
ned last night or; his arrest on a coarse
oidoing wort: out the Lord’s Day which
was not oi necessity, which was to
have been brought m inst him in.
court-t. today, was itid ltely pontoon“
ell. This ending was “inched through
an agreeinsnt hatw the proscenium
attorney and couture ior Ryan so it
was not mum to hear the case. I

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"i have tonsil a care ior the truss
mslarispolsoa was" says it. .
Isms,“ ’lt' it called
Illectrtcll rs.sudcomesin60cdbt
holler. ll. brush! up a case of chitin
or a bill stack in almost no time:
and it yellow undies clean out
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your purchases.

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