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Lillili News “0198.
Will these communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do It In
this wan-with regard to business.
‘oall m: with rag and to news. call
Jada. if they will IthRdIy do so, it will
greatly convenience this elites a so-
sure more prompt attention.
" 7 WEATHER FORECAST.
' ForNorwallt and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight. Sunday fair
and warmer. An area of high pres-
sure Mini over the Lake region is
producing pleasant weather cast of
the Mississippi river. The tempera-
tures are below zero In the northern
~mtIons. A disturbance Is develop-
Ing In Western Texas and is produc-
ing cloudy weather with rising tem-
perature from Texas northward to
. Nebraska. Conditions favor for this
jylciI'Ilty fair and continued cold to-
night. Sunday fair, with slowly. 3%
lug temperature.
, Read the A. It P. Company bulletin
In today's Issue. ‘
—Reopenlng of the skating rink this
afternoon and creulng. ,
Howard Holley, of Elizabeth street,
will spend Sunday in Danbury.
Enameled dishpan free at the Un-
ion Pacific Tea Company. See adv.
-.bong island Ducks, 20c lb.: T-ur-
keys, 22c; Chickens, 18c. Haycs' Mkt.
Read the Krleger & Company adv.
in this issue. If you haven't the ready
cash you can make use of their credit
system.
Miss Medea Harris, Miss May liar-
his and Miss Bertha Hunter. of South
Norwallt, are spending Saturday and
Sunday In Danbury.
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——Everything in Hosiery and Under-
wear at special low prices. at M. S.
Smith 1. Cole.
. There will be an interesting meet
ing of the Rescue Mission at their
rooms In South Norwalk, tomorrow
afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Rev. S. E.
Gale.‘well known of Stamford, ls ex-
pected to be present.
The Rev. DeWitt T. Van Doren.
pastor of tho Norwallt Baptist Church.
addressed the Circle of Light last
evening. ills subject was "Science
and Health." The meeting was very
interesting and was largely attended.
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-Valentine Supper and Entertain-
» ment at Trinity Sunday school room,
Friday eve., Feb. 14. Admission, 23c.
The deraillng of a freight car near
Falls Village blocked tranlc on the
New York division of the New Haven
road yesterday morning. It was over
an hour hetero the car was placed on
the track. The New York express,
due in this city at 11 o'clock, was
held nay-seven minutes by the acci-
dent.
—Il'resh or Corned flocks, 10c lb.
iiayes' Mkt.
At the First Church in Norwalk to-
morrow evening, the pastor Is to
preach on "Abraham Lincoln." In view
of the near approach of the anniver-
sary of the great war president's birth.
It would seem as If nothing more could
be said of him, so fully has his life
been written and so completely has
his character been analysed but there
are In that life and character so many
inspiring us for the people
of today, along the lines of the best
things. that a Sabbath evening may
well be devoted by a preacher to the
consideration of the works and ways
of this mighty man. Mr. Egbert has
been collection for many years" every-
thing of a fugitive nature appearing In
the press. and in Macs and re
views, and it will be from these that
he will draw his information and sug-
gestlons tomorrow eve'nlns.
ICONOMV III ms.
Pure Linseed on costs much less
sold from the barrel than It does put
up In Tin Cans as Mixed Paint-4n the
drill instance you “can“ per gal-
lon-lathe 1..“ New mls'l
gallonsl of {are linseed Oil with I gal-
lons and have.
ready for use. rm . the but
at made . $1.” per gal-
on. none In 2. .
Chas. 8. DIN, :Hub-
hell i. Italllas (*0... Norwalk:
W. I. (layer 1 Ion. W: North.
port Bros, Sentinel-t. A M. Paint
ml!-
iAruauAr CANDY,
25o.
: rs warm.» at.
Puritan Cough Syrup
Taylor a Golden.
rotates
Ins nAxrnt‘s
1?de and Colds.
' Iranians ‘3
Launch Works.
Boat hams set up and may to
plank.
All kinds of re r work.
launches at al slsas hullt’to order
by competent workmen.
- Oyster-Shall Muhflorwalk
u.
Cranker sale at Joseioff’s.
III a ad.
Read
—Men's Winter Caps. O'Brien.
iiaskell's black silks at Road's.
Read the ad.
Judge John Ii. Light, of this city.
was In Stamford this morning on a
business trip.
----Pork Chops, 121: lb.; Home-made
or Link Sausage. 120. llayes' Mitt.
——h—a——
Miss Hurd, of Stamford, was among
the guests at the Nutmeg Club dance
in Norwalk last night. ‘
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Cut prices at the New York Groc-
ery Store. The ad, In this issue will
give you some of the prices.
Miss Nina Zeluif. of Concord street.
witnessed a production of “The Merv
ry Widow," In New York last night.
-—Special for Sat. and Mom. 59c Cor-
sets, 39c pr. M. S. Smith It Co.
of 13 Wood
Mrs. .Illmes Ruilln,
this morning for treatment for heart
trouble.
Deputy Sheriff John J. Sculley was
in Bridgeport inst eyenlng serving
port lawsuit.
Melgs B. Russell. of Stratford, has
been a visitor In town this week. He
expects to take a position on the New
Haven Palladium next week.
Floyd Collin went to New York last
evening with the remains of George
Wilson, who died on a train between
Bridgeport and South Norwallt.
——Roe Shad. Cutbill's.
Miss Mabel Halsey. of Bridgeport.
Is a guest of Miss Nina Zeluff. of Con-
cord street. Miss Halsey attended the
dance given last night at Lockwoodjs
Hall. by the Nutmeg Club.
Mrs. James Mace, of Spring Hill.
was admitted to the Norwailt Hospi-
tal this morning, suffering from up
pendlcitls. It has not yet been de-
cided whether an operation will be
necessary.
J. K. Raymond, of Ilelden li‘I'll, un-
derwent an operation for abscess of
the neck at the Norwallt Hospital this
morning. The operation was perfum-
ed by Dr. William J. Tracey, assisted
by Dr. F. l. liurnell.
George W. Collin is seriously III at
his home in Beldeu place, Norwalit, as
the result of an abscess In one of his
ears. Mr. Collin has been laid up for
several weeks and today does not
show any improvement.
The Rev. William H. Maher, D.D..
rector of St. Joseph's Church, Is get-
ting along very nleely from his ill
ness, which has kept him confined to
the rectory for the past several weeks.
It is now considered that Dr. Maher
Is well along on the high road to re-
covery.
—Shoulder Steak, 10c lb.; Lean Pot
Roast, 10c. llayes‘ Mkt.
Past-Ollice inspector William i. new-
is. of New Haven. whose duties have
brought him to this city frequently
during the last few years. and whose
dismissal was ordered recently. has
been given another trial. It Is an-
nounced, through the intercession of
Senator Bulkeley and Representative
Sperry.
--llu.v your Valentines while the an
sortmcnt is good. M. S. Smith & Co.
have a large variety.
ilanford Poole. the son of Mr. and
Mrs. George P. Feats. of South Nor-
walk underwent an operation on one
of his eyes In the Manhattan Hospital.
last Thursday and It is remrtcd that
It was quite successful. Some weeks
ago the boy was, playing with a num-
ber of companions and one of them
had a putty blower In which a pin had
been placed. The sharp point of the
pin penetrated Hanford's eye and for
a time It was feared he would lose
the sight Reports from his mother.
who Is with him. are encouraging and
It is hoped the operation will turn out
all right.
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LARGEST ACCORYMER‘I' OF
VALENTINES
Valentine Post Cans
IR . THE CTA‘I'E AT
consults
“‘22.”. ”Kurt
street, was admitted to the hospital A
papers In connection with a Bridge-
'I'IIE BIO SALE OF
TROUSERS!
.Hundrcds of men have been waiting for our
regular February Trousers Sale. Ask Any one of
them why, and he'll tell you that our Trousers never
I disappoint in fit or wear—they’re made in the right
1 j way of the right stufl‘. Hence the added attraction of
; the low prices which have made our sales famous: ,
kmwusoTrousersat............‘$r.48.
SmTrousersst ..SI.98.
i 83.9Trousersat...................$s.4s
. Ssm'i'rousersat...................3348-
“soTrousersat .4448, '
ii All sizes at each price, but not in every
31.1"
$1 79
trellis-enslave.-
Boys’ $3.50 Oxford Overcoats, sizes from
Stow
sslnsollsa
Coats and Vests to match, sizes 34 and 35
chest
'qulsstvsl .....
ALL OUR FEEOO ARE HOME GROUND!
You are not buying dirt or dust when you give us an
order for OATS.
Plenty of rusty. damaged oats last crop.
Perhaps you thought all oats were alike, but they're
not. Out oats differ from other oats. They’re sweet,
clean and free from foreign seeds. Quality Is Important
I Buy Oats Thais Clean.
We are near. MANUEL TOI'IO HATCH.
Just as far as
the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
VALLEWNJWINES
Tuck’s, Dutton’ s and International Art Co.’ 8
Valentine's, lc to $1.50,
William P. Beers’
BOOK AND STATIONERY CTOREC. ‘
49 WALL 87., NORWALK. 6 CO. MAIN E7" 80.- NORWALK.
Bluefish, 156 Lb.
Weeks. Flat. Smelt. Salmon. Pike, Herring, Cod.
Halibut, Eels, Sheepsbesd. Roe Shad. Long
and Round Claus and Wakefield Oysters."
Gutblll’s Bridge Fish Market
__...__.._... “WM
HEALTH BRAND OF MILK, full weight cans. per can. we
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Nice been Shoulders, per in ..... Mellie-in: Pickles. regular 25c bottles,
Strictly Fresh E589. her do: ..... 35c- cut to . . . . . ............... .. .. .
'3 Pugs. Grandma's Pan Cake Flour 25C 3 Guns N. Y. State Corn ........ 25:
Maine Potatoes, Very fine cookers. 3 Caps Early June Peas ......... 26c
pit. .......................... 25: :i I’kgs Ambrosia Oat Meal. ..... 26c
20 plbs. Granulated Sugar ....... 81.00 3 lbs. Large Prunes ............. 25c
3 Cans Campbell s Soup ......... 25¢
ORANOES, LEMONB. APPLES. CELERY. PARCNIPC. ETC.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
so No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
Phone 143.
Fort St, East Nam-lit.
Phone 319-3.
ONDUGTB A?
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Subject to Savings Bank Laws“ and Invests
Such Deposits
STRICTLY AB DIBEOTED
BY ITS PROVISIONS.
ltiscasdasdbrtaditssblcctwihsssrervisiosolm
So.No{waIkTrustCo
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.. 17 you. again. We guarantee Liggctt's
' hits mnde the previous evening. Mrs
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P ICES"
Silurian Bandy.
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Twenty-nine Cents
. a Box
a the m Catdy vane
‘ Ever Offered. ‘
Taste it once and no other candy at
anywhere near the price will eversatls-
wiIi have to pay $5.00 to $10.00 more .
nestsessonforsSuitor Overcoatthsn
youdonowiorcxscllythessmequrlity._
Whynmbuynowand pocket tiledii- «
ferencc? .
We srcclosingout'otu Winterttocltto
mskeroomiorslll‘illslm- ,
That’stheresson. ii
ShoessndRobbcrsst sale prices. Un-
derwcsrandSweateratoo.
Saturday Candy to be pure, wholesome
and absolutely frse‘from all inferior
Ingredients. It Is Just as nutritious as
it is delicious and just as good its It
is cheap.
PRICE. 29C BOX.
lit llillunl Pharmacy,
THE PRECCRIPTION CT ORE.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Goods muttered Free efiChargs.
roosv In W__A_LL smurf.
WALL STREET, 102 10 a m.-—-—0pen
Ing prices of stocks Inclined to a
lower level than last night, yielding
easily before moderate offerings. The
tall reached a point In Reading, Dels'
ware and Budson. Baltimore and Ohio,
Norfolk and Western. Brooklyn Trano
sit, Nashville and Chattanooga, and
St. Louis, General Electric and Corn
abducts pfd. Union Pacific declined
98 Washington St.
Phone 1.5-8. '
use-
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WALL STREET, II a. m.—Business
was more brisk with an accompanying
fall In prices. The weakness today
was of a more general character than
of yesterday. but the coalers motioned
to be the'ceatrnl figure. Northwestern
saggetl ll. llrooklyu Transit 2 5-8, Del
aware & iludson and Third Avenue 2.
Kansas 1 Texas I 5-,8 Missouri Peel.
dc. American Sugar and American GRANDMOTHER'S FLOUR, best mined, a MRI,
Smelters Securities pi'd II. I {#8,
2322‘322‘2'12‘22u;‘..2"‘..‘.i“‘22 WWW“ "0"“ ”G“ “W 24 "2 “’ W"
5:31.}. mute-.222 222.com: GW‘WER’S W“ ”2“ “M 7 "’ ”"‘
CRANDMOI'IIER’S FLOUR, best milled, 3 1-2 lb. beg, . .133
sale and New York. Chicago & St.
Louis 2d pfd. I after allowing for the
TryonellsgoitheFlouranditwillconviuce you
ISIIIe Best on the Market.
The Great A. & P. Tea ,
WALL STREET, Close—The mar-
ket cloaed weak. Prices weakened de-
cisively as stocks came upon the mar-
ket freely in all parts of the list. Lassa
es ranging from Ila to {l points were
general. There. was a trifling rally,
but it did not hold.
cog-roam.
2;: “PM" "‘ 124 East Washington Street,
surearstuuuurs. South Norwallt.
ENTER "THE TOYMAKi-JRS."
Tel. No. 909.
"There are strange things In Toy-
shops" was the wise and witty saying
of the uldbn times and Charles Fel-
ton Pidgin has brought out once more
the force of the adage In his new and '
wonderfully clever comic opera of
"The Toymakers." a musical presenta-
tion of his book under the same title
and for whose merry and always mel-
odious score the well-known Boston
composers. Charles I). Blake and John
A. Bennett. urt- sponsors. The action
of the play takes place In England~
Merrie England of a certainty in this
instance-and the locale. the shop of
the old toymakcr. who has made a
wonderful doll and endowed it with
electrical life and whose fantastic per-
formances In the village call out a
laugh producing power and a sustain»
ed interest that Is almost unequalled
In one day. Few there are who have ’
not either in book form or on the stage
seen Mr. Pidgin's earlier and most rev
markable success, "Quincy Adana
Sawyer." the greatest New England
play ever written. as It has been call-
ed. and this new work by the same
author bids fair to equal Its famous
predecessor In popularity. "The Toy-
makers" will be given here at Hoyt's
Theatre on Tuesday evening. under
the management of Charles F. Atkin
son and James Thatcher. The opera
has been everywhere received most
fanrably. the audiences have been
large and the public are unanimous In
Its praise. The musical numbers,
twentyalx in all. are unusually bright
and tuneful and Mr. Pidgln's lyrics
Ind a worthy setting. One may sum
up In saying that In its allaround good
qualities. of clever, witty and always
wholesome dialogue. Its merry airs and
the hummus surprises of its aims.
lions. the author has given us a plat
whose success is already assured.
MUSIC HALL.
The hall was well dilcd last night
and the Averys, Miss Ethel Jackson
and the Mitchell Slum repeated t
Norwalk Savings Society
44 WALL srassr, NORWALK. ”
Deposits over
Surplus and Profits over $230, 000. Oil
Deposits receive interest from the first of each month. interest
gable January and July .
EOROE M. HOLMES, Pna't. ~WILLIAM A. CURTIS, VIM
FREDERICK A. ELI-C, C007 and TN”. ‘
JEWE‘I’T CITY MAN OEAD.
JEWBTT CITY, M. Sir-m
Thomas Crumb. aged seventy-twp“!
thirty-two years a ms in the
Ashisnd Cotton Mills, Iliad III! I
He had a wide acquaintance In
section. A widow and three grand
children survive.
SCHOONIII BROWN GOES DOWN.
NEW YORK, Feb. I.—Ths new
schooner Dean I. Brown, Captain
Flynn bound In from Jacksonville for
Bridgeport, loaded with lumber, went
aground this morningon the west
side of Swash channel. m'Shc was as-
sisted off by the tug Smma .i. Kennedy
and proceeded up the bay. ‘
RAVE YOU nuns:
BRAZILIAN
GRIP
COLDS
William Yollmer won the handsome
clock that was given away, III? In W. s‘“ “
agar received seven new as the
beauty show which takes place next 0L“ couw a
Prlday sight.
ear-— I” . I“
run MYSTBIIIOUS Mil. DRAKE.
The Mysterious Mr. Drake was the
bill of The Taylor Stock Centenary]?
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Norwalk Chronicler