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.lllfiill NEWS Niles.
" Will those communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do It In
this tron—with regard to business.
call m; with regard to news, call
”I. if they will kindly do so, it will
greet convenience this office and se-
cure prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
. colderionight. Sunday fair. The dis-
tnrbance that was in the upper Missile
sippi Valley yesterday morning has
moved rapidly eastward and is now
central over Nova Scotia. It is pro-
ducing cloudy weather with light snow
in the eastern portion of the‘Lske re-
gion and New England. Pleasant wea-
the: ails in theother sections east
of t 9 Rocky Mountains. Moderate
temperatures prevail in the northern
sections, but are low in the southern.
Montgomery, Ala., was four degrees
, colder this morning thsn'New Haven.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather with siightly'lower tempera-
ture. ,» ‘-
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Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebe-
kah. has decided to give a leap year .4,
dance on Friday eyeulng. February 14.
The event is to occur at Odd Fellows’
Mall in Washington street.
-C. l: K. Derbies. O'Brien.
The Decker Club. of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church, meets at. 12
o'clock with the Bible school. All
young men not associated with other
schools are invited to attend.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley was
busy. until late last night auctioning
off the stock 'of. groceries of the Bos-
ton Tea and Coffee Company, at the
ccmcern's’former store in North Main
street. ,
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Freeman Minion. of Golden Hill
street. has gone to Passaic, N. J.,'to
spend Saturday and Sunday with
old friends in the Manhattan Rubber
Company, by which he was formerly
employed, and others.
—Live Lobster. at Cutblll's.
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Clinton Commandery, Knights of
Templar, of Norwalk, held a special,
couclarc last night. and worked the
lliustrion Order of the Red Cross. The
candidate was Chief John D. Milne, of
the Norwalk Fire Department.
The hearing on the bankruptcy case
of the Boston Tea and Coffee Com-
pany, which was to have been held
in Bridgeport yesterday, was contin-
ued for one week, so that the books of
the company may be produced.
~Special Clear-up Sale in Kitchen
Dept. Crockery. Glassware, Enamel,
and Tinware, etc. hi. S. Smith is Co.
Nicholas Frrrnakis's contract for
carrying the United States mails be-
tween the South Norwalk depots and
the South Norwalk and Norwalk de-
pots. wiIi not. expire until .luly 1909,
and not this year, as has been stated.
22c lb.
-Cliolcc Native Turkeys,
liares' Mkt.
District Deputy Julius A. llubbell
and his staff, of South Norwalk, went
. to Stamford, last night and installed
the new odioers.
, R. M., of that. city. The South Nor-
walkers were finely entertained in the
sister city and arrived home shortly
after 1 o'clock.
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Over one hundred lndisns of lint-as
Tribe are expected to go to New lia-
vru with the trailing blanket on Jan-
uary iii. A meeting“ the committee.
to make further arrangements Vlns
held last night. The special outfit to
be worn by tho Norwalk lied
Men and the mud trip ticket will com
the members Olly one dollar each.
-l‘.et all Join heart” and
come to the birthday social of Trinity
' is a superior preparation for lunch!-
. tie and Pulmonary troubles. and an sa-
’ sellout tents and flesh producers
of Duns Tribe. i. 0.!
hand and .
Taylor a Golden.
N Washington St Yel- me.
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Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
launches of all sites built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwallr
The Norwalk city council will hold
a semi-monthly meeting next week.
' Miss Alice Reynolds is quite ill at
her 1home in Fort street with the grip.
A number of interesting specials
will be found In the l). M. Read ud.
today.
—lee Lobster, at ,(Iutbill's.
Miss‘liertha Starr, of Dunbury, is a
guest of Miss Grace Seymour, of West
street. -
There will be an important meet-
ing of the Knights of King Arthur this
evening at 8:80.
-—i-‘resh Candy, 10 and We in, all
flavors. M. S. Smith la Co.
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, held their
regular meeting last night in their
rooms In Wall street.
This is the last day of the Selle-ck
carnival sale. Better take advantage
of the sale before It is too late.
William F. Korn has a severe attack
of grip and has been suffering great
pain in his head the past three days.
—-Boys' Winter.Caps. O'Brien.
John W. Benny. of Elm street, is
tertaiuing his father, John P. Beat-
ty, of Newark, New Jersey, formerly
of Norwalk.
slalioner, is selling calendars for he
"that retailed at Christmas time for, 25c,
50c and 75c. '
Miss Mary Plait, who has been ill at
her home in Main street, is now able
to resume her duties at the Norwalk
Hour office. .-
—l.ong island Ducks, 20c lb. lluycs'
Mitt. —
,A' special sale of bombings Is now
in force at Tristram‘ it llyatt's. This
is a good time to stock up for your
spring sewing, '
ilarry Miller. of Cannon, is seriously
Ill of the grip, and pneumonia has
been feared. A trained nurse is in
attendance upon him.
A very Interesting meeting will be
held at the Rescue Mission tomorrow
afternoon at. 3:15 o‘clock. Everyone
Is cordially invited to attend.
The New York Grocery is advertis-
ing specials for this afternoon and
evening. Read the ad. and take ad
vantage of the price reductions.
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—l.Ive Lobster, at Cutbill's.
The barge Red Star. loaded with
some 500 tons of egg and stove coal.
consigned to the Ferris Coal Company,
arrived in the harbor yesterélay.
Luther M, Wright, who had his leg
broken on Christmas eve, is able to
be about South Norwalk again with
the aid of a horse and carriage,
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A. 1. Baldwin. formerly employed at
winne's shoe factory, of New Canaan.
has secured a position with inunsbury
& Mathewson, of South Norwalk.
—i’ork Chops, loin or rib, 12‘Ac lb.
llayes' Mitt.
Dr. and Mrs. C. l". Boutweil went
to Ansonia today. to spend Sunday,
with Mrs. lioulweil's mother, who will
celebrate her seventyihlrd birthday
anniversary.
'-Annuni Birthday Social at Trinity
Suuday school room Jan. 28. evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Russell and
daughter, of Massachusetts, are spend:
lug a. few days in White Plains, after
'a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. William
’l'hles, in Meadow street. ~
The members of Trinity Men‘s Club,
of Iioum Norwalk. expect to start their
[null tournament at the clpb quarters
'ln Smith Main street, early nest week.
The entriesure now dbmtt all in.
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purisll. Tuesday evening. Jan. 28. in
itsndsy school room. iii-v. Frederic
W. Norris, of linsritlyn, N. 1., will be
present and give a talk orbis travels
abroad.
Greet
interest is W “W"
t the town is the moral
the Meadow street bridge
3m: plans.
a. or win-m.-
M is admitted as all sides. and
fitment In favor of it is rapidly
the This in oils of uw
is the sail {or nest
g.“ sifit‘s W m"
rung ss’d then will assassin” be
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liuymoud llrofhers are shipping
lure.- quantities of brick, pipe and oth-
' or limit-rial to lircwsters, N. Y.. when-
tlw ('roton dam. a part of the New
| York city water system. Is being built. ,
. it will take several years to complete
llw mammoth lob.
~«l.lvr lobster. at Cutldll's.
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dsiny.l0csCopy.
All'son from New York's greatest
MI. The erry Widow, including Mer-
ry Widow Waits, for i ism You So.
lunchsr flame. isms'l'rse
Loving Wife, i'm Parisian. The
lovely Widow. and 100 others.
,\ use on
William P, Beers, the. bookseller and I
in our regular
attention. ‘
they deserve y
Take a look at them.
souuls Hons: FEED.
All Home Ground.
full digestible.
Former prior-s, 20c, 50c and 75c,
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Hard Crabs,
ESCALLOPS Warranted Dry.
Cutbill’s
THE. GREAT RED TAG SALE.
Rousing Bargains in,
£137.88 and $9.88. ‘1,
'Eversiueetheficggenedfihere has beenarchs-
nish for our ' er Clothing, a lot of fine things
12 and 515 lines seem to bsvc’escsped
Don’t judge these lines by what you see offered in
silk: average store atthese prices. Our $12 andSIS
Suits and Overcoats are so much more stylish and bet-
ter fitting than others offer for the same money, that
particular
have been reduced to $7.88 and $9.88. ,
All new this season; all must be sold this. season.
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g Haphazard feeding of “most anything," or of cheap, lllv ,
proportioned prepared feeds means puny, sickly. disease-
sprcadlng animals that are better off dead—and soon
reach that state.‘ “Bonnie" fresh ground feeds are not
only relished but are so well proportioned that they are
They are composed of the cleanest and
hes constituents, blended in exact proportion.
i '. ,Buy Oats Thais Clean.
Steak Cod and We... Fish, . 12c
Market Cod, - 8clSmelt, - lchFrost Fish, -* 10c
White Fish, Perch and Wakefield Oysters.
30c dos. | Long Clams,
attention now. when prices
spuuv DAISY rssn.
BONNIE POULTRY FEED.
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MANUEL TLHATCH.
CALENDARS.
50 EACH.X7
‘ Don't miss this chance.
William P. Beers’
aoox "AND STATIONERY; , H
749 Wall Street, Norwalk, and 6 South/Main a ct, South Norwslk. »
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30c qt.
All Other Kinds oi Fish.
LIVE LOBSTERS.
Fish Market.
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SENTINEL “WANT ADS” PAY.
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CONDUCTS A
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laws and Invests
Such Deposits
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Lamar
‘NSHllll’dau Blind“,
it 29.: ,lb.
. loll a puye. high grade Chocolate and
Hon lion mixture. You can rel on
this Candy being absolutely fres
cry time you buy. ,
APOLLO cuocouiss. The kind
you think of first when you desire
‘ the best. Handsome packed in
twopouud, , pound and half~pouud
packages. Prices from 30c to $1.50
Other Apollo confections are:
Apollo Chocolate Wintergreens and
8V-
Peppermints. 10o PM.
Appolio Coffee Pecans, 10c pkg.
Apollo Maple Walnuts. 10c pkg.
Apollo Stick Candy. 150 jar
Apollo Crystalllzed Ginger.
15 and 25e pkg.
.Apollo Marshmallows, 10c pkg.
lithium Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
room in~ om. s'raaa'r.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. ‘m.The
brisk opening demand for stocks car-
ried prices. upwards with the exception
of only one or two stocks, notably
American Smelling, which was‘heavy
at a'decllue of a point. Louisville &
Nashville advanced 2%, international
Paper, 1%; Union Pacific, Delaware 0:
Hudson, Atchison, North American and
Central Leather pfd. l and Reading.
the Hill stocks, St. Paul, Brooklyn
Transit and American Sugar large
fractious. Pullman sold at-sn advance
of 5%,.
. WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—Prlces
advanced before the heavy selling of
American Smelling began to have any
effect. St. Paul, Reading and the Hill
Stocks rocecded about a point in sym-
iu American
Smelling, and the list became quiet.
Later there was another sharp rise,
the market rallying‘to its previous
high price or beyond. American Malt-
ing pfd. advanced 4%, Rutlhnd‘ pfd. and
American Smclters Securities old. 8.
3, Hocking Valley Trust Receipts 2, Un~
ion Pacific, Reading, Canadian Pacific
and American Sugar 1%, Brooklyn
Transit 1% and St. Paul, Great North-
ern pfd., Kansas and Texas pfd., U. S.
Steel, General Electric. , Bethlehem
Steel and Westlnbouse Electric i. Arn-
crican Smelling broke 2%. the prefer-
red lbfi. National Lead 1%. and Eric
2nd pfd. l.
WALL STREET. noon.-'i‘hc nutr-
Jiet closed irregular. The upward
movement broadened towards the end
of the ‘scsslon. notwithstanding de-
clines here and there In the inactive
quarter,
21-8,Atchlson l l-2. Amalgamated
Copper 1 3-8 and other stocks 1 or
more. Bethlehem Steel pfd. sold at an
advance of 17. Profit taking had some
eflect on prices at the last. Northern
Pacific receding a point,
nauc: case DEVELOPMENT-8.
Sensational Charles of Perjury Expect:
ed to be Made in the Spring.
leilON, Jan. lS.—-The Bruce case
promises to bring In the spring an
aftermath of sensational charges of
perjury against. several persons who
Were connected with the hearings. A
witness in the case who calls herself
Miss Robinson. was arrested last night
and brought up In a police court to-
day. The chief inspector of Scotland
Yard asserted that instead of being
the a spinster, the daughter of a Vir-
ginia planter. she was in reality the
daughter of a London policeman. 0n
the stand this woman testified that
she had been brought from America
by Charles Dickens to act as secretary
to the Duke of Portland and T. C.
Drucc. The inspector declares that
Miss Robinson spent her earlier years
here and that she msrrried a butcher
with whom she went to New Zealaud.
The prosecutor said he expected to
prow- that Miss Robinson's entire
story was a tissue of falsehoods. It
was difllcult to believe, he continued.
that statements so detailed and elab-
o to had been prepared without as—
uce and be hoped to be able to
NATION'S CURRENCY SYSTEM.
Compromise and Conciliation Methods
to be Used b Bankers.
CHICAGO. Jun. 1 .—-'l‘he spirit of
compromise and conciliation to the
end that some advance may be made
toward improvements In the nation's
currency system, will be the keynote
of the conference of the currency com
mission of the American llankers' Ar.
sociation. which will be hold'horc t'
ay.
According to the earliest arrivals
for the conference, the action bids fair
to be as harmonious and unanimous
us that of the conference of a year
ago. when the Amorlcsn lisnkers' bill.
later incorporated in the Fowler bill.
which was presented in Congress, was
accepted unanimously and recorumend.
ed for enactment. The outcmne of
the conference probably will be the
ro-drsftiug of the old Poitier bill with
several minor changes suggested by
the provisions of the Aldrich and oth-
er proposed currency measures.
sons Piifillnu ifi sovasrowu.
BOYlft'l'OWN, ls.. Jen. ftp-This
was another day of female is Boyer-
toss. the scene of last Monday night‘s
theatre tire is which in persons lost
their lives. About sisty, funerals
place. and so great was the demand
for undertaken and kssrses that Midi
tlossl assistance and vehicles but to
be impressed late service from sein-
Union Pacific was carried up '.
$2.50 Quit $1.25. $3.00 It $1.50.
at $2.50. $0.00 at $3.00.
Boys' Overcoats. all styles and
$3.00 Cost for $1.50.
to close at $5.00. -
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Friday, Saturday and Monday. j‘,
Boys' Short Pant aim, ages 4 to ill. all sizes, cut to half price.
$3.50 at $1.75. $4.00 at $2.00. $0.”
$5.00 for $2.50. $6.00 for $3.00.
Thesbovs two lots are the best bargains ever offered in
All must go at the half price figures. PM
A few smili sized Men’s Over-costs that were $10, $12 and $15.
Small sized Cost and Vest, broken lots, $1.59.
Bargains In every department.
Rubbers and Rubber Boots included in this sale.
sizes. from 5 to 10. Half price.
$0.00 for $4.00.
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motion or catarrh of the bronchial tubes“ .
iungs—ailiedtoasthmssudthemost - ,. "
source of consumption.
medicine. and cough cures. loaded with ‘
codes are worthless and
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