Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 23, 1908 · page 5

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- AWON'I
Launch Works.

Boathouse-stop and ready to
Alikindsoiresslr

by moment workmen.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Jeremiah Havens,“ ofCross street.
South Norwalll, who has been laid up
at his home by an attack of the grip,

., steadily improving. .
,j:"._ ews 0 es bliss Mabel Byxbee, oi' Harriet
. 1 o street, Norwalk, has returned home

from a tow days' visit with her friend,
,, ; trim those communicating mm rm 3“" M'mfle 1‘98"“? in 38mm“

‘1 :W by telephone please do it in Mrs. Andrew Jayne, of Rowarton,
, Jbis :uewibil to business. was operated on at the Norwsik Hospi-
_ call :wltn reps to news. call tel, last evening. by Dr. W. J. Tracey,
., - ”-1. if they will kindly do so, it will assisted by Dr; Walter Hitchcock and

,gns’tly oonvonlsneo this office and so- Dr. F i Burnell.
, «no more prompt attention.

 

 

 

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fimmaa roman. ‘ ~ an... candidates of Washington Chavv
ter, R, A. M., of Norwalir, were unable

'9’ "“7"" and “vicinity. bill“ to get around last night, and no con-
snow and colder tonight. Friday lair vocation was held. There will mom.
and colder. A decided dung. has bie one next week, however.
taken place in the weather conditions Willi" Workers' Circle ofKing's
during the put twenty-four hours. ADnugllters of the Norwalk Methodist

_ , long tmugh of low pressure extend: Church that at the home of Mrs C.
'l‘l'om Lake Erie southward to Georgia. Ruscoe, 5 Berkeley street, Norwalil,

 
 
 

It. lg producing cloudy '5“th “as yesterday attornoon Bi. 3 o'.cloclt A _

»” the Atlantic coast snow in Very pleasant niternoon was spent.
the Lake region. it followed by an The third and last of the Shaker

work. '
launches oi all 'slsea built to order
Oystershsll Polanllorwslk ; I

—Smelts, 14c lb., at New YorkgMart

At a] Roll Tag Price.

0w0vercostssrestaplevslues stoorregulsr
orientaldthey're uptoihelsinuleinmbecsuse
wesehstyleswlldethey'renew. Sowhenyongei ;.
7 oseofosrCoelsstaltedegprice,you gets gen- ,
'mbwuinsndyouknowit Supposeiwweihe

Regularly 810 to 530
. Rednosdto 57.85, 9.85. 12.45, 15. 85. 19.85, 23. 85.
. , Men's and Young liens Sizes.

 
 
 
 

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.mbeioundberedlisweethheciesn-upofour'
greateststocks. Wecsniitenymmoryonugmsn, :
sndiortheismouslowpriceslted’l‘agsslwsysnsber '

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is South Main Street.

Telephone Call 832:2. _,

 

, area of high pressure and low tem penrean recitals oi the Norwalk Chap- '

pemtures The temperature is from ter, D A. it, was given at the home
sero to 15 below in I”the upper Missis- of Miss Cmella l". Baird, oi West
“PM Valley Oil! long Ill!" 01 fine avenue, last evening at 8 o'clock. The

«Md todayi gonditlotlgs lays; ioruthis largely attended

n ty con y won or SM 1'

snow, followed on Friday hy‘islr and Normgtggfiamficggguf o; :1;
much WM"- tbe smoker Saturday night. 8 ldel's

Thomas Canty, of the Ciidord Phar- orchestra, of Bridgeport. is to furnish

. music irom 8: 15 to 11:45. Members
3:22.62)?“ 5 "3“” "1 "9' Haven, have the privilege of inviting non- -l’eli‘

-—Ste k Cod 12 lb. dent gentlemen only.
York M2,“, lfic The committees oi Uncas and Cook-

enoe and other tribes of Red Men in
R" mz'gteste'e“? 9' ”‘9 bar? 0; this section of the state held another
"1’39": 806mm". ' on 3 us nos meeting last night at the headquarters
' P of Uncas Tribe, in South Norwalk, and
Mrs Mary lech continues quite ill talked up the details 01 the mom

at her home in Bayvlew avenue, and is Red Men 2 Baseball lea‘ue'

50 O
willing}; Enilgyhsmns, of Quintard Lgii”? Brown, 'mfit ex-Mayor C
avenue, has returned home from aiew is hghpua‘tr‘ilvlfiome innld‘lii‘iillfttrrget’t
days "3" in New Y0?" i as the result of an accident at his
A telephone h“ heeniustailed '1' store Tuesday. A trap door fell on Mr.
”'8 oiilce 0‘ D“ 1- W. Vollmeruit 1‘ Brown's left leg, and since it has been
Washington “"99" T!" num ' ' so lame he is unable to walk on it.

781.

—-A sale of unusual interest adver- H09” M the 50°“ 01" summer time
...... gamma“: on .... 8- new iihsmtii'm Shit:
.very y I on d red '1 street and vléw the operations there

Among the South Norwa k attorneys to place the grounds in shape for the
in Briggsportj thiahmgmiwion 3””; wining season. The Norwnlks base-
were u go osep ayo
Cuneo and W. l". Tamisnany. :2le will he on the diamond there,

William A. Olsen 1 0 and Howard

’ —-Bodwell, the hotter, will open on

A' Cragnpton, 1100' in?” schetliugdmt‘o Saturday a retail hat store at 128
mm z,’1h:'°§oggafl, Cfng’” “ Washington at, Hoyt's Theatre block.
‘ ' Quite a commotion was caused in

The Rev. George Thompson, ”do" Main street, yesterday afternoon, by
of Christ Church, Greenwich, will the tire of P'. E. lnckwood's auto mo-
P'mh ‘ ”m“ i” 'h" 0"“ Chm" bile bursting in front oi Whitlocks
f“ 7‘ 30 “[0“ Sunday evening. market. There was a report like apie-

-—Chlcken Halibut, 16c, at New York tol and then the iron bands on the
"”59“ wheels, falling on the paving made is

Charles DeWitt Rogers will sail on chum-ing noise that could be heard all
his European. iglp one weegi'fra'm h: over town
”m" ' 03°" “9" . Court Frances, Order of the Golden
3°” about "5 weeks and Vi“ iirat 5° Sceptre, held an interesting meeting
“m", to PM“ , last night, at which there was a large

Miss Nellie Elis is recuperating line- mempmcfi, Distinguished guests were
lr at the Norwalk Hospital from her entertained in the person oi the Grand
illness of typhoid fever. Miss Ells will Worty Ruler Mrs Cleaver of New J".
probably be able to leave the institu- It?! and William H. Hall. of Camden.
lion and return home "’1 m“ the Grand Worthy Recorder. There

The musics Fowler Cadets are try- were also delegations rrom Bridg'eport
ins to ensure a same of basketball and Westport. Addresses were deliv-

rior tomorrow night with the Overlook area by both firs, cleaver and Mr
Acade mom. of. Norwalk, the cow Hall, and slide was served at
iestto played at the armory the coins oi the meeting.

"PM” mum" 12%“ at New The Dsnburys, who defeated Cone
York’Msrket. puny F a week ago tonight in Don-
TWVG WHEN. Who now 188W!!! bury, are coming down on a special
at Harlem River was a visitor in town train Monday evening to play at the
today on me”. Mr Kflshl is em Armory. it it expected that the home
. played as e fireman on the New York team will show them a few tricks that
New Haven and Hartford railroad. Wm lake the}: him“, .me' ”Thaw,"
' Wiliidnl C. Jessup has made arrange- Danbnrys wt 2 so p ay t e on o s
ments to solicit February 25th for February s. Company 5' willngo to Dan-
i‘lorida, where he will spend several bury and play the "robber A spec~
weeks with bir. and Mrs. id. iiuhbeii lnl train will be run. 'l'lckets tor the
liotellkiss, who are are Dayton; for round lrip and admission to the game
the winter. will be 81.00, and will be on sale blou-
(‘apiain and lies. Dock, formerly of day "will! at llle armory
South Norwalk. butat present in aizscallops, 45c quart, at New York
charge of the army work in Nerwlch. Market
this state, will conduct the meeting A colored in! named Joseph W
Sn "'3 “5'.“ my ha" mil," man who m m ”mu“ m.” N":
All are invited. bo rail: (prunes? ; long time, and will:
The South Norwalk Club wilng i is be or as no horse. was a
team. and a large ion of the rested at the railroad depot last night
, ’ members oi the club will go to Bridge- by onion Frank Stration, upon cool-
,- portion ight to oh! the return game plaintoftke nightbsssssemter‘
‘ with the AlgonnsisClsb . They will informed the ulcer that the boy has
take the 7: 0. train. been sleeping nights about the depot.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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advertised on psge the Krleger an w”""" y, A, Idol-fl.“ “MI.”
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eagle-limb; Corbm be pleased ing his case, which will hm
muonsbatbois sill isslnihepolineiilndtbflemgisg;

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summer weather in told-winter will meeting was very interesting and was ‘

 

‘ scum: Hones run. nouuv oamv reap.
, scum: rounav reap.
All Home around. rm No Ohsnossl

Haphasard feeding of "most anything." or of cheap, ill-
proportioned prepared feeds means puny, sickly, disease-
spreading animals that are better oi! dead-and soon
reach that state. “Bonnie" fresh ground feeds are not

- only relished but are so well proportioned that they are
full! digestible. They are composed of the cleanest and
constituents, blended in exact proportion.

,, Buy om rum Clean. ' .
Manual. 1. Haven.

CALENDARS
.1 5c EACH. ,'

Surf's er prlc,cs 25c 50c and 75c. Dont miss this cll.nnce

{William P. Beers’ ‘

‘ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
1 49 Wall Street, Norwslk, and 6 South Main Street, South Norwslk.

FRESH FISH

1 Blue, Weak, Frost, White and Cod Fish, Pike, Pick-

i erel, Shad, Haddock, Smelt, Salmon and Herring, Fin-
nan Hadlhes, Sheepshead, Wakefield Oysters, Hard
Crabs, 30c don; Long Clams, 30c qt.

Cutldflrldge Fish llarket

 

 

o.N'orwalkTru_stCo
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

Subject to Savings Sank Laws and invests
Such Deposits

MIOTLY AB DENIED

' cago I: St. Louis and American Loco-

, was not pursued aggressively and a

. or privileges to social organisations.

MANIGURE SET

CONTAINING
1 Nail Butler .
1 Nail Polisher
1 Piece Toilet Pumice
s Linen Lined Emory Boards
1 Orange Wood Stick

with

1 Rubber Face Brush

At 38 Cents.

as: rHsM IN THE. wmoow.

Williiilliiil

All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.

 

 

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. [IL—0901b
ing prices of stocks showed the sym-
pathetic ei‘lect oi the strength in the
Motion market caused by the reduc-

Bank of England. The Harrlman and
Hill stocks, St. Paul, Atchieon, Read-
ing, New York Central, Amalgamated
Copper and American Smelling ad-
vanced from a large fraction to a paint.
The market showed some animation.
WALL STREET, ll a. m.—-iligher
opening prices were immediately tak-
en advantage of for selling to realize;
Advances were cancelled in short or
der, the heavy liquidation in Ameri-
can Smeiting contributing largely to
the fall of prices. American Smelling
sold 3 points below yesterday's cloo
ing, Cleveland. C. C. & St. Louis 1 3-8,
N, Y, central l H and Missouri Pa-
clilc, Colorado & Southern»! Y.. Chl-

motive 1. St. Louis & San Francisco
2d pid. advanced 1 and Green Bay a
Western B incomes i 34.

WALL STREET, Noon —The selling

rally followed, Sanding rising to 1%
over last night. Bonds were steady.

WALL STREET. 1 p m.—-'l_‘he mar
ket became firmer, but grew duller as
prices advanced The movement gen-
erally was unimportant outside of a
few stocks in which most of the busi-
ness was transacted.

count of the Bank 0g England was to-
da reduced from 5 to 4 per cent.

HANS, .lan. 28.1-The Bank of France
today reduced its rate ofdlscount from
3% to 3 per cent.

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PROHIBITION
MENT.

MOVE-

Connecticut Stunts Verbund to Meet
in Bridgeport Sunday.

BRIDGE-SPORT. Jan. 23.—Tbe Con-
necticut Staatz Verbund will meet in
this city next Sunday and it is ex-
pected to take notice by means of
resolutions of the present wave of pro-

over the country, the body already
having prepared and forwarded 'to
Washington a protest against the pro-

posed federal legislation which would
compel clubs and social organizations
to take out a federal license before
being able to sell liquors to its mem-
bars

The Verbund is made up of social,
singing, athletic and fraternal Ger-
man societies and represents fully
ninety per cent. of the German popur
lation of Connecticut. Every city and
most towns send delegates.

An oillcer of the organization today
stated that the executive committee
had received word .irom every city
except Norwich and New London to
the effect that delegates will be pres«
out next Sunday.

The Verbund will protest against
the excise laws passed by the last
general assembly which aim at enforc-
ing total prohibition. The attitude of
the body is that Germany is a drink-
ing nation and that any law which de-
prives the Germans in this country of
personal liberty in the matter of ob
talnlng beer is wrong. The Verbund
does not object to high license or a
limitation of the number of saloons
or to any measure or law which will
improve the methods of conduct of
the business, bu it is opposed to pro.
hibition. or the ailing oil of licenses

The protest sent to Washington was
prepared by the executive committee.

CONNIID NOT IN GOOD HEALTH.

 

Metropolitan Opera House Director
Looking For New Homer.

NEW YORK. . Jan. 23.—iieinricb
Conroid, managing director of the bio-
tropolltan Opera Company, has indict-
ed to the directors of the Company
that the condition of his health will
not permit him to undertake the man-

the company next season.
directors oi the company.

 

 
 
 

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 'BICE’S CLOTHING STORE

HEAD T0 FOOT 0W8, . .,
9.8 Washington St, South Nanak. ,

 
 
 

Phone 155-5.

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FOR ‘WIIK COMMINOINO

JANUARY 20TH-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

FREE-1W STAMP. WITH $1.15 IN GOOD. FOR 51.“.

 

COMBINATION SALE. , ... .;
loo Stamps Free with the following purchase: ,;' . '

lib. Tenorzlbs. Coilee at. ... .50
1 bottle Extract. any flavor. at ....... ...... . ..... ....t .8‘
lpkg JellyPowder. at... .............. . ....... ........,. .10
lbox Shaker Saltnt ............... . ........... ......................
i.p.kg vaara at .......................................... .10
1 pkg. Crackers, any kind, at ......... ............. .1

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The same quality of goods will co at you $1.50 to 81.75 elsewhere

CUT PRICE TOMATO ”LB.
lonn Tomatoes, So a can; We a doz- A a P. Tomatoes, 1!: a can,
on; 81.85 a case. Regular price, 10c. dozen: 52.75 I case. Mill”

No 2 Tomatoes. 7c s can, one s doz- damnanamicm: wasn't“ . “"3.

en, $1.55 a case. Regular price, So. 1239c.

EXTRA STAMPO. '

)0 Stamps with 1 can Spice, any 10 Stamps with 1 can SoapPollsh.‘
10c 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Porceila ..

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10 Stamps with 1 can Table Syrup 10c

Nation's Storekeeper and Home or Pure Food
fl Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.

iii it Atlantic & Pilifllili in

124 Washington St, South Nomlk. ' ' ‘
Tel. No.80! soo._ rm Delivery. («aims

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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