CANDY LANE’S ' ~ 51 Washington Street. local News Niles. WIII “lose communicating with The Sentinei by telephone please do It In this wan—with neg d to businese, cell as; with reps to news. can If they will 1.1»st do so, u will gmtfy convenIence this titles and so , «If! More prompt attention. 1 ‘ odlst Turkey Supper. » Methodist. Turkey, Supper. , probably light snow on Thursday. martini: somatic. For Nurwalk and vicinity! Fair to- night. Thursday probably light snow or rain. An area of high pressure along the Atlantic coast is prdouciug pleasant weather with low tempera- tures from Florida to Maine. North- fl,eid Vt, reported 10 degrees below zero. A disturbance in the lake re- aim is produciiig considerable cloudy weather with hurries of snow in the central sections. The temperature is below zero In the Northwest. Condi- lions favor for this vicinity fair weath' or with slightly higher temperature followed by increasing cloudinesd and W Miss Annie Harlem, of Burbank street, has been ill. _ Miss Annie liopt, of West street, Is a sulfercr from the grip w-il‘ocuue’s dyeing and cleaning. Tel. Miss Maud F. Nestor, of 12 Chestnut street, Norwalk, is visiting relatives in New York. . . J Mrs R. C.Willian1s, of Weston, has been the guest of Miss Madeline Stur- ges, in Norwalk Mrs. W B. Martino, of Bridgeport formerly of Norwalk, was In town yes- terday on business A smoker will be held by Trinity Men's Club, this evening. In the club rooms in South Main street. iluckingham W R C. No 30 will hold a meeting in the fl. A, R. Hall, in Wall street at 20:80 o'clock tumor row afternoon. «Don't forget! Don't forget! Mctli The new telephone book for the next quarter will be out the first of the week. A number of clilfiuges have been made in the old numbers. , Mrs. James French and Mrs. Joseph Siicox. sisters of C. B. Gray. have re- turned to their home in Philadelphia, after attending the (funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Miller. Deputy Great Sachem Julius ilubbeli and staff, of South Norwalk, will go to Stamford on Friday night and com duct. the ceremony of raising up the chiefs of Onax Tribe,“ 1. 0. it, ill. Miss Cecile Keane,“ of Bethel. who has been teaching school in Greenwich, has secured a positldn as teacher of Grade 5, In a school in Stamford. Miss Keane has many friends In, South Now walk. Mrs. Waiter Simona returned yester— day to her home In Webster, Mass. from this city, where she has been spending several days at the residence of her brother, William Miller. in Madison street, and also attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Sunday. it will not be definitely decided whether the South Norwaik fire de- partment will hold a fair Just before lent until the first meeting of the new hoard of engineers in February. ft. is understood that part of the depart- ment now favors the fair, while some of the members consider that one would not. be advisable. Come right up now to eat that A .very fine entertglnlncnt has been arranged for tonight at the Norwalk Club, The program will be furnished by the Mountain 'i'rlo, a bi class or. ‘ u‘r ~:.;-,.,.j~'. w‘. -'.- Rousing , Bargains in a IND! ‘ , all! plank. All kinds of re- Launches of by competent wor .. .. . 0 Important Resolutine Considered at Annual Session. State Federation ~ morning meeting . Launch Works. Bostrrsmessetnp andreedyto ” I lean 1118111 to order "‘ Oysfenl’hell InhiVeris'slk AMERICAN FED RATIO" OF LA- BRIDOEPORT, J : u l‘5—Resolutfons of considerable imurtance were pre- sented today at th union of the Labor and each was discussed at I gth. Aside from the reception of th e resolutions the devoted to the hearing of reports frmn the various deputies in the sts ,thc reports all at $7. 88 and 89. 88. Eversinccfbestleopcucd, there has bccnuiche rushiorour W-pricedCIothingelotofiiucthlngs mmguhrl 2snd815liuesseemtohsveescsped Don’tiudgcthcseliuesbywhstyousccofferedin diesveregestorestmcsc prices. Our 312 and 815 StifssndOvercostssreeomuchmorcstylishendbet- tcrfittiugtheuothcrsofictfor the same mouey.that thcydeserveyourperticularsttcnfionuow.whcnprices hevebccurcducedtoflSSsnd ”H88 Allncwthissbeson; allmmtbe sold this‘season. Takes look at them. showing that labor especially in the , ‘ ‘ larger cities in th state, were In a prosperous and flou siting condition. Action on the resoutlons was defer- errcd to commit- ' tees and it was pro able that some of the resolution; will be reported upon red. as they were at the session this ftemoon or gas companies. eludes also a tax 0 mortgages given. the State Federatio. ing the plan adopt I in Great. Britain. work. In many on s It was stated. considerable that w , aurnnce mushy mltted in behalf of t e ion. Another favo ea rtenders' Un- ter sanitary conditfo s in factories A delegation from i nhu‘ry reported on conditions in th t section of the state, and showed th I every labor on ion in that city with the exception of the Hodcarrir rs ll ion is affiliated with the State Feder: (ion, The local delegate reported that in- dustrial conditions ppcared to be much better here nw than for some time part and that the outlook iron. the builders and c rpentcrs' stand point, especially. as encouraging. Similar reoprtn fro other places in the state were rccci -d with cheers. Stewart Reed. :1 rmer preacher, who is now a general organizer, ad- (Iressed the members of the Federa- t on. 'rmmrv ‘wom _-—--n lN'S GUILD. Directors and 'Other at the Aunus Meeting. The annual meeti g of the Trinity Woman's Guild was old last night at the church Officers ere elected and various business tra sacted. It was voted to send Miss . l. Hendrick to the Woman’s Auxiliary meeting at, St. John's Church. tamford, tomor- row, and plans wsr perefected for the big birthday cool I, to be held at the church of: Janus These officers wbr chosen: Directors-Mrs. W. . Lester. chairv man; Mrs. V. A. S eld, Miss .Iulita Hatch, Mrs. Herbert athewson, Mrs Samuel W. Hoyt. .Ir Secretary—Miss M. f. Hendrick. Ta F‘USLCT. Treasurer—Miss C. PROAO RIVER Officers Elected e EXTRA CAR ON LINE _ In further endeavor patrons of its lines, Company has started Broad River line. for the accommoda- tion ofithe people I that place and Spring Hill who work in South Nor- walk and have to be it their place of empldymedt at“ 7:30 o'clock in the morning. The ear I van Broad River at 6:55 Ind runs to the Junction 0.! Beiden and West venues. thence down West avenue to South Norwalk. This Is an, esperim it, the first car running this mornin and It demds entirely upon the put 1 age it receives whether or not it will be continued. to please all the the Connecticut s new car on the Edward Noonau, of Winnipauk was walking some the ad mill pond on the Ice yesterday a crown. When be had gotten about. It the middle of the pond, the ice on only gave way mutation. consisting of Pa ias ilmwn, violinist: Mics Annie, Lewis Vivian, pianist. and Miss Maude Fowler. rmd- , er. The members of the club are priv leased to Invite Indies son'reni- i don gentlemenand gentlemen of their immediate family.“ the payment of a fee of fifty cents each for the litter. The autism will be giv OI ll. 8’ iii an—n—u—uuib If the party who purchased doll 187912;. stA. Ecstatic a cut. in ID. from nine”! NO. 4. will call they will receive W mmnuunv Gob" Innis, 1‘ For . . «to. m" m s 'but as fast as he and thorn was some tall scrambling, sped the for It Illiatn t"flunh"i tiara. who hair his assistance. and "filing!" in getting In - - position. ANDUNv would break. until Itrown and Danny mm to be near. ran . With the aid of a to crutch they one from his uncomfo One of the renal lions would have the Federation put tself on record of taxing franchises In their actual vs. Iue, particularly In be case of water , he resolution i114 ' it was intmduced b James Smith of this city, the third vice-president of Mr. Smith also submitted a resolutln favoring direct primaries and that tiative and refer- endum. Another re lotion submitted by Mr Smith favo :d the establish- ment, of postal snvi gs banks, follow- A resolution by R; J Dalton of Hartford. concerned employers' liabili- ty, demanding that n employer hire the first available 1 yslcian in case an employee was liured while at lost in hunting for a doctor in the ervices of an in- Still another rcso ution was to the effect that the Peder tion is opposed to the antlsaloon cross 0. this being sub- he establish- mcnt of tuberculosis 1 capitals and. bet~ . BONNIE HORSE FEED. SONNY DAIRY FEED. . RONNIE POULTRY FEED. All Home Ground. Take No Chances! , ,, Ilaphnssrd teed ing of "most anything." or of cheap. “1- , proportioned prepared foods means puny. sickly, disease- spreading animals that are better of! dead—and soon, reach that state. “Bonnie" fresh ground feeds are not ‘ only relished but are so well proportioned that they are full e118 digestible. They are composed of the cleanest and » ’ constituents, blended to exact proportion. Buy Oats Thais Clean. ' ‘ ' MANUEL T. HATCH. an», , anni- INK Writing Fluid and Real _,Black and Arnold’s Writing Fluid, 50c Qt... .WM. P. BEERS’ . digestive or ans, as well as the brain ’ ‘ Bookand Stationery STOKES, should be inf-go. If these organs age . . large the trunk will be long and I e 49 WE" $8., NOI'WRTI‘. 6 50. MRI“ St., South Norwalk.‘ . I» comparative short. The per- HardShén Crabs, 30¢, Dozen. Oysters, Escallops, and All Kinds of Fish. lutbill’ s Bridge Fish Market M .«._..__.‘______u*. -w_~ . So.Norw3lkTrUstCo CONDUOTS A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Subject to Savings Bank Laws and Invests ' ‘ Such Deposits . STRICTLY as 11mm BY no PROVISIONS. Itswbyudbubieumdeupmhiosofthe ° 0. “Suits and Overcoats ". Nil 911111 Pharmacy, SPECIAL PRICE Statiord’ 8 Commercial and Universal Cdrter’ s .weak lungs. Accurate Prescriptions 'I’I'Il compounding of." physicians' prescriptions has been .edt used by as important branch at our business. OUR prescription room is provided with a complete stock of pharmaceuti- doctor desires. medicine is checked by two registered pharmacists. WHEN s prescrip libs is com faded by us It Is sbmlutsly right. on got just what the doctor specifies. put to: gather as he wants It done. Our prices are as low as best qual- ity drugs, best character of service and lowest profit will permit. ' THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Call, 18-2. AII Goods Delivered I'ree of Charge. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREEI", 10: 10 a m.~—'l’ho hesitation manifested in the London market to following yesterday's ad- , vanes herefcu‘used an Irregulsrwopeu- ing In the stock market. Most of the active stocks started a fraction lower. but there Were sharp gains in some of the less active issues. Norfolk t Wear tern rose 1%, Western Maryland 1%. Southern Railway old 1 and Great Northern Ore Certificates lib. WALL STREET. ii a. m.-——Some . prices owing to the demand for smolal stocks but the whole list soon waver. ed and then declined when the prin ,cipai railroad stocks began to be of: . fercd freely. Imsses ranged from i to l 1- 2 in several prominent stocks. WALL STRFET. noon —'i‘he reac- tion became more pronounced Union Pacific falling l 58 Atlantic Coast Reading. Pennsylvania. Ontario & Western. Southern Pacific and Amnl gamatod Copper l. Chicago Great Western debentures sold at a decline of 6. There was a mmierate rally be- fore noon. iionds were firm WAI. I. STREET 1 p m.—-Nnrrow fluctuations either way were attended by increasing dullness which was most marked when prices were rising. The market at no time moved much away from the low paliilii of this morn ins- , PHYSICAL INDICATIONS OF OUR . LONGEVITV. "In the medical world. " said a well- known veteran doctor of 'I'Ioga yester- day. " it is a generally accepted fact tat. every person bears physical indf c tionn of his prospects of a long or short life, A long-lived person may be distinguished from a short-lived per- son nt sight. in many instances a physician “may look at the hand of a patient and tell whether he or she will longevity are that the heart lungs and son will appear fall In sitting and short In standing. The hand will have u long and somewhat heavy palm and short fingers. The brain will. be deeply sdat- ed. as shown by the orifice of the our being low. The blue or brown hazel eyes as showing an intermission of temperament, is a favorable indication The nostrils. If large, open and free. indicate large lungs. A pinched and haifclosed nostril Indicates small or These are general points of distinction. but of course, subject to the usual Individual exceptions."——i’hil- adelphia Record. -—-1—-———~ SHOES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT. A story of lighting-like rapidity at. shoe-making Is told by a London paper. It appears that while the German emperor was in England a London firm received an order for a pair of shoes for the imperial feet. A meson- nor was dispatched early in the morn ing with several pairs of the highest priced footwear, none of which stifled Wilhelm. An other to make a pair of obi. was accepted by the Kaiser's ud- lutant. and on a telephone message to the factory In London two men were put to work. At one twenty o'clock in the afternoon the royal boots were completed and shipped to the Harman monarch. The shoes. the report says, titted perfectiy,nnd were worn by his majesty the chute evening The time consumed in 1111' minutes. HOISON sue rns ensbiosnr. WASHINGTON .Inn. fill—theoretica- tative Robson halls conference with President Roosevehrldtoda yand on bill will provide an annual air-c "christian of OWN“) so manner to be t them-Ideal and can rte of the Navy for new battleshi number and desist: of these shots to be built each year wIII than be en- tirely within the control of the enecnc live. Mr. um said he was In [Ir var of the construction of the largest ships pallblc. GUILTY OP TORTURINO MIR. m 1W to an exact science. ‘lt is the most cal appliances for the accurate propatb ‘ atlon of medicine In any form your svsnv my on. melting or a ' Improvement followed the opening 1 Line 2 Missouri Pacific 1 I-I..aud ' lire or not The primary conditions of - Ing them was two hours and thlrll' - at e e ‘ WEDNESDAY SPECIAL. 1 Lot. 36 COATS and VESTS, broken from $l0, lZmdlSSuimsisesithoSS, 1161 of so ovations, sizes 33 to 44, 111.1 were8l0,12sndls,tocloseoutet Broken sizes of Heavy 82 00 UNDERWEAR, Allgrades oi GLOVES from 71: perpsir up. ‘ . - Big Reductions in all Departments. ' $1.69 $5.00 $1.29 ‘ d -—v——uwr-—-———-—‘ 9s WISIIIIIZIOII $1., _, PEICE’S CLOTHING STONE? HEAD T0 FOOT OUI'FTI'I'ERS, Phone 188-8., .. i. I l. Pun foil lailylilliiig row tween: coilinuucmo JANUARY I3TH. South some, , OF OUR BEST 25:: COFFEE. bought elsewhere. , to armed race wars 1 LB. or can our TEA, soc; MINI Le. ‘ This Tea and Colin wIiI do doable the work of the same priced M A 50 Stamps with 1 lb.‘ 00c Tea. 40 Stamps with l lb. Me Ten. 25' Stamps with 1 'lb. 40c Tea, 20 Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Tea. EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEE... 30 Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Codes. T 25 Stamps with 1 lb. concedes- 2,0 Stamps with 1 lb. 250 Oofloc. . 10 Stamps with 1 lb. 20c Costco." t CUT Cluster Raisins, akgp ................. Valencia “status, a pound ..... iladox. V. "1.. 3c; I/g lh.. 7c: 1 Basket Brand, 10 Stamps with I can Old Dutch Cleanser .................. 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Mule Team Borax ....................... lo Stamps with 1 pkg Magi Wash- ing Crystals ............... it) Stamps with 1 pkg. Buckwheat..10c II) Stamps with I can A. i P. Corn 20c PRICE c. Ib., i2¢ 10c ...12 fl SPECIALS. . iobster,1,§ lb EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES. 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Manna...... tine. each . .. .0c 10 Stamps with we Soap", each 25 Stamps with Spiral Pineapple, 2 can ....... “30m Kinks, a package . .. 10 Stamps with. 2 pkg A. I: P. Jeia- can . seestlrltoll Ellin'l peels: .-::. .voele' vr-aueseenvus-uvvow 2 cakes Securing reelseleselidl w ' aev 1 Bot. Extracts, at at: Tel. No. ’09. 8 pkgs. Rom Kinks .. Beau-Corn ............ 8 oils!» EIIO'SW lilil'lltd “ch. elk" MI | m'é‘iem whet way All? Now she IsAIlecI ”mam-Browne drud-ifi—ln—fl-n luvs rarest Islam m a. 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar .v.e::-:rvr to lot can. pl M Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading. hell. Atlantic I Pacifism II 124 Washington. St, South Norwsik. Free PHONE “2'2. .614 (locum per dos ........... l No.20NOR’l‘llllAlNS’l‘ for lien Ibo cm. M We! DI .. Wear Shoes ’Phat Fl STRICTLY FRESH EGCS. per dozen, 81.00 8 lbs. Lam Prunes ........ _ “'9' ‘33,:2: liganfl eel-ll ill!!! y tr. e y care..........‘ 28c: pkgs. Ambrosia Ont Ifesl CI”. Defiance Milli, those letters 1 n.weeh. ”the ear that. and to have thus leek-Boston Delivery. , .. ‘ year" "1’ m use}: an. lsbbubbe—l hints m1 vs ‘ynh «fir L
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