Evening sentinel, Friday, February 14, 1908 · page 5

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BASKETS

CANDY

LANE’S

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Will those communicating with The
Maui by telaphons please do it In
this tea :-with regard to business,
call" x with regard to news, call

. sea. It they will kindly do so, it will
, greatly convenience this cities and as-

clln more prompt attention.

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norris“: and vicinity: Rain to-
night and Saturday. A well defined
atom area is central this morning
in the Mississippi Valley near St.
it ii producing cloudy and
rainy weather in all sections east of
the Rocky Mountains. Dense fog pre-
vails along the New England coast.
Conditions lavor for this vicinity
cloudy and rainy weather with con-
tinued high temperature,

 

 

Saturday sale of sheet music at
Coleman's. 10c per copy.

~li'resh Hams, 12c. Butlery’s.
Miss Sadie Cargill. of Norwalk,

was in Bridgeport, yesterday, on busi-
ness.

 

O’Brien.

Mrs. Columbus Bulkeley, of Weston.
entertained Norwalk relatives yester-

-Boys’ Winter Caps.

 

. day.

-—Callfornla Oranges, 18 for 25¢. F.
D. Lawton & Co. .

 

Miss Margaret Bradley is ill at her
home in Benton street, South Nor-
wa k

 

~Roastlng Pork, 11c 1b.: Pork
Chops, 12c; Sausage,12c. Hayes' Mkt.

Cockeuoe Tribe will work the war-
riors’ degree on three candldaties this
evening.

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—Pork Tenderloins, 18c. fluttery'I.

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d
lra 0. Gregory, the well-known law-

yer of Norwalk, is ill at his home in
Noroton. ,

-c. t K. Hats. O'Brien.
Miss Mina A. Lewis, of Norwalk,

was in Southport, yesterday, calling
on friends.

 

 

 

~Attend Valentine Supper and En-

. ’tertainment, Trinity Sunday school

slim

room tonight.

China plate free at the Union Pacific
Tea Company. The adv. will tell you
how to get it

--Lamb Fore, 10c.

Admission, 23c.

 

 

Buttery's.

Charles ill. Baton, a well-known New
Haven insurance man, was in town to-
day on business.

-—Attend the Mill Remnant. and
Clean Sweep Sale for one week, at
M. S. Smith & Co.

 

 

The Waverleys, of Norwalk. and the
Knights of King Arthur will play a
game of basketball at the Amory,
February 26. ‘

. -ir'resh Hams, 12c. Buttery's.

 

 

George D. Keeler is seriously ill of
pneumonia at oSoldlers Hospital at
Noroton. Litte ehopes are held out for
his recovery

—-I-‘resh- Shoulders, 11c lb., at New
York Market.

Your dollars will do their best work
at Willis 1!. Soilook’s now. You will
find many interesting price reductions
in the adv, today.

The members of the Bachelor Glrls'
(‘lnb will hold I meeting this evening
at the borne of liiis Mary Plait,
Main street, Norwalk.

——F'resh,ilants, 1k. Buttery's.
There was I regular business meet-
ing held at tiib Union Chapel in Cran-
m. last evening. Nothing of spec-
ial importance was day.

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Kenneth Wicks. formerly a student
at limtrom School. who is now at-
tending Princeton collage, is in town
for a few days calling on triads.

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Launch Works.

”goat mines set up and ready to
All kinds of pair work.
launches of?“ III” built to order
by coupstsatw workmen.

Oyster Shall Point. Norwallr
Mrs. Ella Dauchey, of Rowaytoa, was

a guest Wednesday of Mrs. Martin Kel-
logg, of Lyues Place, Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

—~P‘resh Shoulders, 10c. Buttery's.

 

A number of the local railway tele-
graph operators will go to New Ro-
chelle this evening, and attend a meet-
ing of the Order of Railway Telegraph-
era,

 

MrIT’Thomas 3. Murray, of Harriet
street, Norwalk, who underwant a son
ions operation at the Norwalk Haspb
to! recently, is getlug along nicely at
that institution.
-Loln Pork to Roast, 12c lb., at
New York Market.

Miss Bertha Poolcy, who has many
friends in Norwalk, and who has far
some time been residing in New York,

 

 

her residence with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Pooley.

 

The personal eilects of the defunct
Hahnel Embroidery Company, oi Nor-
walk, are being disposed of by a sher-
iii's sale this afternoon at Reynold I:
Son's store—house in Main street, by
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley.

 

The fioor committee on the coming
masquerade ball of Uncas Tribe, 1. 0.
. M., had an elaborate rehearsal last
night. During the evening Floor Man-
ager B. J. Reynolds presented the boi’s
with a box of cigars of his own make.

—-F‘resh Shoulders, 10c. Buttery’s.

 

 

 

Work is being rushed along as fast
as possible on the new coal pocket in
Bishop and Lynes' yard in Water
street Norwalk. A large force of men
are at: work and are now ready to put
on the roof which is to be of asbes-
toes.

 

Cornelius Ryan, who was operated
on at tho Norwalk Hospital for when
dicitis, yesterday, is data finely. Some
one started the rumor at Mr. Ryan
was dead. but he is very far from that.
His condition is very satisfactory, in-

 

The mail, carriers were loaded down
with valentines this morning when
they started out on their rounds. This
year there is the usual variety of ten
der mlsaives and likewise plenty of
comics. Nothing particularly new has
developed in this line during the year.

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——liargain Sale Remnants Outing
Flannel, Glngliams. Dress Goods.
White Goods, Towellugs, etc. M S.
Smith (s Co. '

Miss May C. Nolan, the well-known
head milllner at the store at H. Krlcg
er and Company in Washington street.
will leave Monday for New York
where she will remain until the first
of March, in order to familiarize her-
self with the latest spring styles in
ladics' hats.‘

Frederick Banks. the demented man
who was arrested Wednesday evening,
is now confined in the Smith street
lockup. Judge of Probate Gregory has
appointed Dr 'Baldwin and Dr. Baker
to look up the case. There will be a
hearing before the Probate Court,
Tuesday morning.

—-Fresh Shoulders. 10c. Buttery's.

 

 

 

 

The appraisers of the bankrupt es
tate of Max L. Rosen, Attorney Nehe-
miah Candee, A. J. Collins and F. .l.
Angevine, completed their task yester-
day. The only store that fimres in
the bankruptcy proceedings is the one
which is located on the Washington
street bridge. Within a short, time be
fore the bankruptcy proceedings cul
mlnated Russo said a store he had In
idly avenue to N. Rosco. ‘

—-Frcsh Marshmallows, 10c lb. for
Saturday; the 20c kind. H. Germain
Co.

 

 

Frederick Scudder, a former well-
known Smith Norwalk young man, is
meeting with much success in New
York, where he has been employed for
sievg-ial years In the electrical busl

noss. Mr Scudder Is connected with
the Fifty- ninth street plant oi the Edi
«on Company and at the present time
is taking a special course of training
to assist him in his duties there. He
has many friends In The Norwallrs
who are pleased to learn of his ad.
vuncement.

 

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Allende, ,
SaiudaiSaio Sheet Music
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has returned to Darlen and taken up ‘

 

' ”milliliter.
’Buy Trousers.

Value' is the keynote of our Trousers Sale just
as it always has been. But men know this now
without our telling them. and they come by the hun-

, drcds at the more announcement of this twiccravycar
sale. This season we’ve a bigger variety than ever of
the solid-wear worsted trousers in such demand, and
lots of the fancy cassimerc and cheviot trousers that
make such splendid work and business trousers.

Tlieseprices spell economy when you consider
that our. trousers are always better than any others
at our regular prices:

$3.5oTroumnow.. ...........81.48
33.00Trousers,now. ...... ..........$r.98
$4.00Trousers,now.................3298 '

$5.00 Troumnw $348
$6.50 Trousers, now. .. .48

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Men's Coats and Vests, $1.79. Boys’ $3.50 Ox-
ford Ovcrcoats. $1.69. Other good bargains we’ve no
space to print.

 
 

 
 
 

 

ALL OUR FEED! ARE HOME GHOUNDI

You are not buying dirt‘or dust when you give us an
order for OAT S.

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.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.

We are near. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Just as far as

the nearest letter-box
or telephone.

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VALENTINES

LARGE A830 RTMENT OF

Tuck’, Dutton’s and International Art Co.’s
Valentines, lc to $1. 50

William P. Beers’

BOOK AND STATIONERY STONES.
49 WALL 87., NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN 8T... 30. NOBWALK.

 

Bluefish, 150 Lb.

Weeks, Fiat, Smelt, Salmon, Pike, Herring, Cod,
Halibut, Eels, Sheepshead, Rue Shad. Long
and Round Clams and Wakefield Oysters.

Cuibill’s Bridge Fish Market

 
 

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HEALTH BRAND MILK, full weight, per can, -
SPECIAL PRICE or FLOUR BY THE BARREL.

10c

20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... I1.00 3 lbs. Large hunes ..,....\ ........ 256
3 cans Defiance Milk ...... 25¢ 10 cakes Triumph Soap.......... 25¢
3 cans New York State Corn ..... 26c Buster Brand Salmon, per can . .. 10¢
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per doz. . .. 35: 3 pings. Grandma's Pan Cairo Flour 250
Good Eggs, per dos. ....... . ...... 25¢ Peanut Butter, per lb. ..... . . . . . .. 15o
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers ....... 25: 3 cans Campbell's Soup ........ .. 25am
Databccmcein thistown,psrlb..

UNITED GROCERY CC.

Fort St, East Norwalk.
Phone 319-3.

20 No.’ Main St. So. Norwalk.
Phone 143.

 

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SAVINGS, DEPARTMENT

Subject to Savings Bank Laws and Invests
Such Deposits . ,

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Saturday ' Bandy,
ii 291: Box.

is always the some good quality and
ibuolutaly inssh every time you buy.

THI APOLLO CHOOOLATII are
the kind you think of first when you
desire the best. Handsomely packed
in two pound, pound and half pound
[inclines at 30:. 00°. 80o and $1.50.

command

'I'Hl‘ PREIORIPTION ITOIII.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
Ail Goods Delivered Free of Charge.

 

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—Open-
ing dealings in stocks ware of scanty
volume, but the price changes were
very irregular. Missouri Pacific and
Pennsylvania. rose large fractions and
St, Louis and San Francisco 1st pfd.
1%. Western. Union declined 1%. Ca-
nadian Pacific amt Kansas and Texas a

, point and Denver and Rio Grapde 56.

 

WALL STREET, ii a m.-Concert-
ed pressure against special stocks
caused a general drop in prices, but

tures ceased, the entire list moved up
wards sharply. There were several of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

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will have to pay $5.00 to $10.00 more ,
nextsessoniorsSuito’rOmcostth-i’
youdonowioreasctlythcsaiuequsity.

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ierence?
Wesre optomWinterstockto ,;
makerooini Springgoods. , ’l

That's the reason

Shoes auditnbbers at sale prices.
derwear and Sweaters, too.

PBICE’S cumin Sioiii

HEAD TO FOUI' mm ‘
93 Washington St. Phone toss. South Norw‘. ‘9

A. wire uni lilill iiiiu

POI WIIK COMMINOINO

"v" MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10th.

We Want Your Business Because :1” Can "Serve You WIII and SIN-Y”
onay.

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these shifting movements, but the
close of the hour witnessed a sharp
advance in all directions
Central and Atcbison were raided at
one time, and forced down 1 and 1%.
respectively, but these untimatoly rail
lied a point each. The important ad-
vances were Great Northern pfd.1%.
American Smelling 15$, Delaawer and

Hudson 1% and St. Paul, Northern
Pacific and Manhattan l

WALL STREET, Noon.~—Prlces
gradually mounted with occasional
halts and on small dealings. St. Paul's
rise reached 2 Northern Pacific 1%.
Union Pacific and Reading 1'15 North-
western 1'4. and Shuthorn Pacific and
United States Steel pfd, l Bonds
were steady.

WALL STREET, 1 p, m.—-—Stocks
were bought sparingly, but at con-
stantly improving prices. The ab-
sence of any important realizing on
the morning's advance contributed to
the strong undertone oi' the market.

SHOT HIS LANDLADY.

 

 

 

 

 

60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... 00o
N" ““540 «amp. with 1 lb. Tea at . ..... soc

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEA! ANO COP?!“ ,
so Itamps with i ib.¢oflss at m. ”I
25 Itampswlih 1 moose- at 0.. M
25 Clamps with 1 lb, Tea It ...... 406 20 lumps with 1 Iii. WI! an '0
208nmpawith 1 "LT“ It . ..... 36¢ 10 Campgwliililb.mullnnm

SPECIAL OUT PRICE GNOOINIEO. '

Spinach, as quality, a can ..... 100 Im a PI ........... Io
Roxie: Price 1250. m lg,“ 1’ Price 106.
Porcelis, a pkg. ................ . . .,7c Fancy Asparagus .........
Regular'Price 10c. Regular co 35c.
Cherries, a can ................. , 151:

London srRalai
Regular Price 18c. '47 m k . 1N .,

Regular Price 12c

EXTRA STAMP. WITH GNOOENIIO.
20 Stamps with 1 can Peaches at. 25¢ 10 mmpo with 1 bottle Oil“ OH
10 stamps with 1 can Spies at.

 

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10 stamp. with 1 pkg. mail»; ‘°c::"”:,""" 1 “' ‘-
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10 Stamps with 2 boxes Stove Poi- ”n"
IIIi .................. .....5cdlcit ”numuuflm'gm
1° s‘.mp. Wu” 1 box P‘arl 1.9.0' mup will" urosossvoonoo ‘
can ............. ... .......... 10o 10mmpsvritli1¢lnPlprllm II

 

Nation's “cramp" and Home or Para Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.

 

shorten Boarder, .Ienlnd in Money
Matters. Now Under Arrest.

snuurou,
.Iilkoll him to pay his hoard bill, long

shot and seriously wounded Mrs. (lio-
vannl Silvia, who runs a boarding
house in what In known as the cotton
mill block. Porters had been out of

that, he became enraged when the
boarding house keeper reminded him
that he had paid nothing in several
weeks. With no warning. as the wo-
man was standing in the door Porters

Silvia. the bullet hitting her upper lip
and glancing through her cheek.

Mrs. Silvia sank to the fioor more
from fright ' than anything else,
and Porters sat on the bed and wait-
ed for the police. He was taken to
the lockup and was given a hearing to

pecan court, so the hearing was post-
:1
Mrs, Slivla's wound was dressed and.

she will racover. The shooting oc-
curred late last night

RUIIlA-GIIAT lli'l'Am AGREE-
S’l'. PETERSBURG. Feb. 14.—-lt is
expected here that Russia and Great
Britain will enter upon an agreement
for joint action with regard to the alt-
uation in Macedonia and that these
two powers will he supported by
France and perhaps by ltaly. if such
a coalition la mode th reason for it
undoubtedly will be the latest devci
0pm in at Constantinople—the fact
that any intends to abandon the
allies and adopt the courier pmpoaais
of the sultan which in Russia's opin-
ten are tantamount to no roiorrn it all.
by such a four power league, ac-
c lug to tha' Russian press, can the
necessary reforms in Macedonia be,
carried through. Dis whoa rocaivod‘
have from macs lad to that s simi-
lar view is gaining wound than.

IIOIOANIZINO A IANK.
NORTH AWN, Hall, Pub.

 

 

 

Feb. 14.——.Becuuse she §

overdue. Albano Portora last night,
work for some time, and it is thought,
pulled a revolver and fired at MrM

day, but his victim was unable to ap-}

”char attending physicians state that t

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' 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Deposits over - - -
Surplus and Profits over

Deposits receive interest from the first of each month. Intent
payable January and July,
GEORGE M. HOLMII, PrIs't. WILLIAM A. cUR'l'lI, Vim
FRIDIRlCK A. ILLI, Iss'y and Trans.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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