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IIIIIII News Notes
Will these communicating with The
pentinai by telephone please do it in
this way: —vvitii regard to business.
call 926; with reg art! to news. can
_ eaz. it they will it'insiy do so, It wiii
greatly convenience this office and ab-
ours more prompt attention.
WEATHER 17—935mm.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
much colder tonight. Friday fair and
colder. Precipitation has occurred
during the past 24 hours in nearly all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
except anng the Atlantic coast and in
the northwest. The area of low pres
sure central yesterday morning over
lake Superior, has moved eastward
and is now central in Quebec. it is tol~
lowed by an area of high pressure cen-
tral this morning over Kansas and
Texas, but covering a large' territory.
Temperature of sore 0r below are re-
ported from the Dakotas, Minnesota,
upper Michigan and Ontario. White
River reported 26 below sero. Candi.
tions indicate for this vicinity tab- and
much colder weather tonight. Friday
fair and colder.
Ii. P. Andrews in serioust ill with
the grip at his home in Park street.
Chancey Brown, the mail carrier of
the Weston It. I". D. route, Was reliev-
ed 123m duty about January 1, fat one
soon .
The town board of school visitors
will hold a meeting next Tuesday night
at the Council chamber in liaviland
street.
—Steak Cod Iic lb New York
\Iarket.
Percy denlng, who has been
mother: is home with the grip for
several days, is table to cover his mail
route today.
Antohny B; Ghlotto, the local trolley
conductor, has mined his position
and will take his father’ a pint» In the
fruit store of Chiotto and Chlchifoia, in
South Main street.
-Str
l Cod, 12c. Cutbili's
The Stéidfast Circle of the Norwalk
Iiaptist Church held their regular
monthly meeting at the home of Miss
Eva Frankc. 4 Elm street. A most
enjoyable meeting to reported.
It has been decided by the Connec-
ticut Company to run the 6:55 special
from Broad River to South Norwalk
. for sevch days, and then if it proves
a profitable trip. to make it perma
nent. It looks now as if the car would
pay.
A meeting of the new beard oi esti-
mate and taxation of the City oi South
Norwalk to orgainze will be held to
night at the Council chamber In Havi-
land street. The City Council will also
meet at this time with the board and
nirnnge for the payment on regular
city bills.
—-Sfiie|t. 16c II).
A whist party was held at the home
of Miss Eloise Byington of iielden ave
imo. yesterday afternoon. Miss Mary
Seymour. oi East avenue. captured
the first prize. A very enjoyable after-
noon was spent.
it is reported that Anning .i. Smith.
of the Norwalk Steamboat Company.
will shortly put another large electrlc'
truck into service between Norwnlk
and South Norwnlk. The present one
is not able to handle the large amount
of business between the two cities.
W
«Steak Cod, 12c. Cntbiil's.
Two Norwalk divorce uvlts are ready
for trial tomorrow before the short
calendar nonuitm of the Superior Court.
min of these canal is that of lime H
horn-ii. of last Norwnlk. versus
itemse ll nerreii. The other is Marl
Sninogyi versus Tanned Stiititmi.
Keogh and Cami... 0f loath Norwalk.
represent the plaintil in each cunt-
A motion tor a euficient immi In
prosecute in the of Edward A.
lirennan versus the .lcut Com
pany. is due to cone before the Jan:
tisry term of the mini-on Pleas court.
The action originates from Brennan
being struck by n troll” air while
iirivia. Attorney John Keogh repro
aents essan.
—Wm. “fit It. New York
’inrkat.
Wm
MASON'S REMEDY
'Ol
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or “emu
New York Marketfi
ANDIMOH’S '
Launch Works.
Bostl‘rainesnetup and ready to
III-ll
All kinds of repair work. "
Launches of all sites built to order
by competept workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
LADY JENNINGS LODGI.
‘ care Installed by Sir Tamharri, of
Weetport, Last Night,
About 160 members of the Star of
Columbia Circle assembled in Red
Men' a Hall last evening, the occasion
being the regular mating of Lady Jen-
nings Lodge. The oilicors were install-
ed by Sir Tsmbard of Westport, ss-
sisted by Mrs. Fellows. of Bridgeport,.
A large delegann from the Weetport.
lodge was present. and refreshments
were served after the exercise.
’I‘h ofiicers chosen are as follows:
Commander—Mrs. Elizabeth Devine
Vice-Commander—Mrs. Annie But-
tery. ‘
Aid to Commander—Miss Mary Solo.
man.
Scribe—Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce.
Accountant—Mrs. I}. C. Mosher.‘
T surer—Charles Soiker.
Ch Iain—Miss Rose Short.
Outside Guard—Charles Theta.
Inside Guard—~Willinm Conley.
Musician—Mrs. Alice Thais.
Master of Ceremonies—William H.
Masher.
Trustee for Eighteen
Charles Theta.
PHILATHEA CLASS ELECTION.
Officers Hereafter to Serve In Baptist
Society for Term of One Year.
The Philathca Class of ,the South
Norwallt Baptist church has voted that
ofilcern hereafter serve the society for
the term of one year. Accordingly,
the following ofilcials have been select-
ed for the ensuing year:
Presidentqun. Minnie h. Ferris.
Vice—President—ldils Adeline Na-
hpey.
Secretary—Miss Fannie Mitchell.
Assistant Secretary—Miss Etta Duff.
Treasurer—Mrs. William It. Thomp-
son
Chairman of the Social Committee—-
Miss Millie Baxter. Assistants, Miss
liodema Adams, Mrs. Herbert Carr,
Mrs. William R. Thompson and Mrs.
Arthur Knapp.
Chairman of the Lookout Committee
-—Miiis Olmstead.
Chairman of tile Visiting Committee
-—Mrs. J. Jennings.
Press Committee—Miss Alice Rider,
assistant, Miss Delmi; Adams,
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SWEDISH PARLIAM‘NT OPENS.
King Gustave Delivers a Speech from
the Throne.
STOCKIIOI M. “Ian 16. —The formal
opening of the first parliament under
the reign of King Gustavo took place
here today with simple ceremonies.
King Gustave in a speech from the
throne referred to the heavy respon-
sibility that devolved upon him with
the death of King Oscar, and promised
always to try to fulfill his duty. “It
is my hope," the king said "In both
good and evil days. to be supported“
by my Sivedish people In the common
work for the true weal of the father-
land."
His majesty announced that the sui-
frage bill adopted at the last session
of the Rigsdag would be resubmitted
to the present house for final approv-
al, but he said there was no intention
of giving the franchise to women for
the present.
Special commissions are considering
a joint scheme of naval and military
national defence. as Well as the tines-
tlon of the relations between employ-
ers and workmen.
A .
. Months——
e
Among the suits ready for the .Ian-
nary term of the Common Pleas Court
Is that of Charles A Volk versus John
W. Colby. the result of an automobile
deal. A demurrer of the plaintifi Is to
be heard. Voik is represented by
Keogh and Cnndee and Colby by Judge
Iii, M. liockwpod.
Singletown—I want to ask you a
question. old man."
Wedderly—Come on with it.
SingletonnDoeu a woman always
mean what she says?
WedderIy—During courtship she
doesn't but after marriage y‘u bet
she deem-Chicago News.
" He's a gentleman, lent he?"
'I don t know. I've never seen him
anvwhcre but in good society. ~Liic.
"'You re right " said Alkali Ike. "he
died very sudden while playin' miter."
Heart disease?” the tourist
"Wai. ye might call It heart. spade.
('IllIi and diamond disease. He had I"
four seen up his sleeve."
A man needs s friend not to finiter
him but to strengthen him at his
weak points.
out a surmise UN-
mamwm .
SKATES
COLEMAN’S
"lioutisgpugmih' . "
Sluts and Overcoats
at $7.88 and $9.88. .
beensncha
g ”Ezersinceihesaleopened. therehas iotofiine
~ orour pricedCIothingJ things
mania] ZandSISIinesieeintohaveesceped
Don’tludgethceelincsbywhstyouseeofier edin
the average attire at these prices. Our SIZand andSIS
SuitsandOvercoatsaresomuchmoreetyIishuidbet
they do'erveour y ,when
have been reduceflo S7. 88 and ”SSW
AIInewthissesson; allmustbe sold this season
Take a look at them.
BONNIE HORSE FEED. IONNV DAIRY FEED.
BONNIE POULTRY FEED.
All Home Ground, Take No Channel .
Haphazard feed ing of "most anything," or of cheap, ill-
proportioncd prepared feeds means puny, sickly, disease-
spreading animals that are better off death—and noon
reach that state. “Bonnie" fresh ground feeds are not
only relished but are so well proportioned that they are
fully digestible. They are composed oi the cleanest and
constituents, blended in exact proportion.
_ luy Oats Thais Given.
. MANDEL 1'. HATCH.
SPECIAlN-P'RICE
IN Kt.
, Staiiord’s Commercial and Universal Carter's
~ .lIWriting Fluid and Real Black and Arnold’ 5
Writing Fluid,
50c , Qt.
»WM. P". BEERS’
Book and Stationery Stores,
49 win ms. Norwalk. . 6 So. Main We. South Nomit.
Steakm Cod and Weak Fish-120
Market Cod. - 8c|FrostFish, - 12 and ISc
White Fish, Perch and Wakefield Oysters.
Hard Crabs. 30c doz.|l.ong Clams, ‘30c qt.
ESCALLOPS Warrantcd Dry. “All Other Kinds of Fish.
Cuibill’s Bulge Fish Market
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SENTINEL "WANT ADS""PAY.
So.NorwalkTrustCo
cofloucrs a
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laws and Invests
Such Deposits
STRICTLY AS DIRECTED).
BY ITS PROVISIONS.
ltiiesuniaedbyendienihlectteikesvpervhieseitbe
mum
1 AttilIIIt
Prescriptions.
Till “pounding of pkysieisse'
prescriptions has been elueed by us
to an exact science. t in the meat
Important branch of our business.
OOH prescription roots Is provided
“with n compietestoc “pharmaceuti-
esiappliancee for the accurate prspsrv
ation oi medicine in any form your
doctor dent
- lVlhv step In the stakingof
medicine is checked by two registered
pharmsc
WHIanrucrl louls
WMItuMuegfllllt. ouget
instwha ttho tholudoctovlpoci ,putto-
nether as he wants It done
Our prices are as low as best qual-
ity drugs. belt character of service
and lowest profit will permit.
IIII llIllIiI Pharmacy,
rite rammmou areas.
Telephone Cali, 168.
All Goods Delivered em or Charge.
‘ronav m wan. smut.
wpu. eraser, 10:10 a. til—Prices
of the principal netivo stocks receded
an average bf a moderate fraction in
the opening dealings. A number of
less active stocks rose a small fraction.
American Smelting declined 1%. West-
inghouse Electric I and Reading. Un-
t
1-»
. Ion Pacific, Colorado and Southern 1st
pfd.. Great Northern Ore Certificates
and Amalgamated Copper large tree
tione. Southern Pacific pfd. rose 1. .
WALL STREET, II a. m.——The fall:
Ing tendency of prices was stopped
Northern Pacific, 'wiiicii In turn pulled
up Heading, Ilnion Pacific and other
weak stocks. The movement was fey:
erish and fiuciuaiions erratic. The
market afterwards became dull and use
steady. Northern Pacific gained 2%.
St. Paul and Chicago, St. Paul, Minnev
spoils and Omaha and Interborough-
Metropolitan pfd. 2, and Great North-
ern pfd. Reading illinois Central.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Interbor-
ough- Metropolitan l. Amalgamated
Copper was not benefited by the up-
ward iipurt. and lost a point The Killi-
sas and Texas stocks and American
Sugar were forced down a point, and
U. S. Rubber liit old. 2.
WALL STREET, Noon.——Pricvs it"
acted decisively in sympathy with a
drive against American Smelling.
American Smokers Securities pfiiB
fell 3. Honda were heavy
.WAIJ. STREET, l' p. m.~—I.lquida
tion was carried on vigorously In Atri-
erican Smelling Amalgamated Copper
and New York Central with resulting
iII-efiect on the general market. large
oilerings of other stocks were made
and the average decline‘ ran well over
a point. American Smelling broke
43-8 and New York Central and Amal-
gamated Copper. " i- 4.
LONDON. .lan. lit-The rate of dis.
count of the Bank of England was re-
duced from ii :05 iper cent. today.
HEB OWN SLIUTH.
How Mrs. Hughes Worked Up a Law
. Case
Mrs. Rose Hughes of Hartford. Conn,
claims that the late Dr. George Alexan.
der Huges. veterinarian, at 13220 10
east street was her husband, and is
seeking to set. aside his will bequeath.
ing his 310.006 estate to Mrs Minnie
Rosetta Hughes. known in St. Louis as
lhin wife. says a dispatch from St.
Louis.
She has hired no detectives, but on.
der legal guidance has dug up her own
evidence with which she expects, to
winner case.
Soon after Dr. Hughes died, Dr. 0.
C. Rallies, who attended the Overntiou
on Dr. Hughes that caused his death.
received a letter from a woman pur-
porting to be his sister, asking infor-
mation about the operation. Dr. Ramos
answered this letter, and about a week
later a woman called here with a pic-
ture and asked Dr. Barnes if that was
the Dr. Hughes he operated on.
Dr..llaines said the picture was an
old one. but that he told the woman
he was‘sntisfied it was a picture at the
St. Louis Hr. ughes. "Would you
be willing to sw r to that?" the wo
man asked and Dr. Raises replied that
he would.
Then the woman left without. n-
plniuing the purpose of her call. When
the suit had been filed to set aside the
will, If was announced that an identi—
fied picture would be an important
piece of evidence .
The St. hauls veterinarian was
Antonin shavep for at least. a year In.»
fore his death The Hartford lire.
Httghes says that the last time she saw
her husband, about a year ago. he wore
a mustache. The enact time when the
St. Innis man shaved his mustache
thus becomes important.
Mrs. liner Hughes says her husband
left her about to years ago. only visit
ingherandherchiidrenforbriefper-W
lode.
TheSLIaaia lira. Hughes seys‘ec
was married Jan. 1. inn—it yanrs ago“
-nnd she will introduce a m
monstetonrovelt.
Inendeofuamliouieveterinnrlan
Heny that he nude annual trlnndllt
ulhnpnintbiewaytodinpvuvsthe
seminal alike Movement”
Dnllughee visited her and her chil-
dren regularly. I
“Yun'IIhutoooIdtonitonpoo'ie'n
knees soon. wily." "on. no, I won't.
auntie! I'Inot'hallnsollasnietvv.
andsusitsonl i.i'ereen kneeJ'm
nevsrnoingto batsauldlarthntaarl
afthingl" .lonnal.
by the rapid bidding up of St. Paul and '
Sale.
THURSDAY SPECIAL:
IM3600A1‘Smdmhrokeniromflo,
lZudISSfihsisca32to35,
$1.
IIotol500VERCOA'I'S.sizes33toii, that‘s If
wereSIO,12uid15.tocIoseoutat . I;
Broken sizes oi Heavy $2.00 UNDERWEAR, $1
at . . . . . . I
All grades of owvss from 7c per pinup.
Big Reductions in all Departments.
HEAD T0 FOOT 0mm,
A98 WeshiugtouSt, rims its—s. ..
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I II in: Full liili BIIIIIII
FOR WEEK COMMINOINO
JANUARYIBTH.V’
Extra Statnps, and Cut Price Lem]
so STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. or con our TEA. toe; AND 1 on.
or con near 25c corrnn.
This fee and Carlee wili do double the work of the same priced link
bought elsewhere. A,
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEIS. .
no Stamps with 1 lb, soc Tea. 30 Stanipn with 1 "3.366001" ,
40 Stamp: with 1 lb. 50c Tea. 25 Stamps with 1 lb. mm,
23 Stamps with I In. 40c Tea, 20 Stamps with 1 lb. 250001”.
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Ten. 10 Stamps with 1 lb. zoom;
CUT PRICE SPECIALS.
Cinsier Raisins. Basket Brand, Spiral Pineapple, 9. can
:1 pk. ........................ :ec Korn Kinks, shun” ....
Valencia Raisins, a pound ..u ......
Radon . V4 “7.. 3e; V, "3., 7c: 1 lb., 12:, Lobster, 1,9 lb, can ......1
EXTRA cramps wrru GROCERIES.
Iii Stamps with i can Old Dutch 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Blind
Cleanser ....................... 10c Manna .. ......... ......i..,. ,,
10 Stampn‘ with 1 pkg. Ifuie Team 10 Stamp, with 9pkg. A. i p.
Borax ......................... 12c tine, each ........ ........ ...
it) Stamps with I pkg Magi Wash- 0c 10 Stamps with 2 cakes my,“
ing Crystals .................. .1
liiSiampii with I pkg. Buckwheat 10c “mp-“ch
iii Stamps with I can A. It P. Corn 20c 25 Stamps with 1 Bot. Wants
unease. efialnoee
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Fuii' Weight and Honest Trading.
III II IIIIIIII & PIIIIIIIII II
124 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
Tel. Hands son. Free Delivery. We?“
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PHONI “24.
Wear Shoes That
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar . .
2 pkg». Kern Kinks ............ . too 2 lhenna Was Beans ........‘.,,
flirting 1 ................ ..... “Cl", Pu" user’sesnesw .,
Zpkgultggo-Sen ..... ..... .flolp .AnibrminOst I
(locum perdos ............ ”a balance iti.ik percun.
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