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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 19, 1908 · page 7

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, DIOR“ WASHINGTON’I,
M! of oat" crest and xloflous
. loud for his patriotism and
and Moved for his. veracity
[Obtain the anniversary at bis
'1 this week, and will try in
that", as in the past, to emulate
, truthfulness in speaking about
raptor of our :7 and 810 Suits,
in retain the first place in the
of our customers. Quality
'. Prices pushed down. We

at tell a lie.

 

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WILL
A OPEN
FRIDAY,
21311,
9 A. M.

 

 

SOLVENT sorter:

District of Norwalk, 11s.. Pioba‘tc
cons, February 11111 A. 11.1.9118

Rotate of his 1. H.6liio1'd. late of

Ciiyhpd State. 01' New York, de-

rt of Probate for the ill»

alk, hath limited and al-

wed six months from the date hereof
or the creditors of said estate to ex.
Milli. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
mounts, properly attested within
Id tithe, will be debarred 11 recovery

, L persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay.

mm
RICHARD H. GOLDEN,
9 25.1111 Administrator.

ORDER OF NOTICE.

 

. District 0! Norwaik, 1111., Probate
Court, February 10th, A.- I)., 1908.

' Whereas, written application has
boon made to this court for adminis»
trillion of the estate at Tessie c
fowndes late of Norwalk, in said dis

riot. deceased.

. Ordered That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Oiiicc in Norwuilt, on the 29th day 01
”February, 1908, at ll o'clock tore-
.mn; and that public notice thereof
be, given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in said
district, at least live days before said

a; of hearing.

HENRY ii. GREGORY,

11! 1t

_

Judge.
clumsy wmrs on. mousrnv

Would Bar Out American, Russian and
. Reumanian competitors.
BERLIN, Feb. lit—The Imperial

 

of a government petrol-
911111 monopol’y No decision has been
touched, but experts continue to study
plan: for the taking over at the busi-
ness in Germany of the Standard Oil
Company as well as that of this com<
party’s Bussisn‘and Roumanien com-
petitors. Baron von chlitz, leader oi
' the Free Conservatives in the Prusslnn
at, who has made a special study of
, subject. says the empire would
lilva to make an initial outlay of Sili-
LWM for oil plants, etc" and that
yearly profits of from $10 000 000 in
2,500,000 could be expected. The
believes that. the government
could deal successfully'witli the pro-
11111 refusal o! the Standard Oil Com-
pany to supply crude petroleum at. a
reachable rate and he thinks the rev
Wrenlonts of th cgovernment in Am-
afloat: oil would be supplied by The
Texas rivals of the Standard company.
. Experts ve found that the oils of
Roumonls. alicia and Russia cannot
succeiisiully with the burners
snowy employed in Germany with.
out a considerable mixture of Amen-
can petroleum; consequently the pro—
led monopoly must include the buy
3‘ of” about 200, 000 tons of American
oil 11y
Tito imperial Trenmuy finds this
or full of diillcnltlcts but its 1111
Motion will be continued along with
tho study of the possibilities of crout-
lu a state monopoly in alcohol.

1111111111. soov room IN souno.
PATGHOGUB. L 1.. veil 19-1~Th1
or a wnllvdrctised annil tnuud

in Troll Island Sound mar Mal
m gives rise in the suspicion that
committed suicide by jumping

11 Sound uteamcr. it I11 beiimd

lib My bad boon in the water

than a week. It. is posiilblc lhuL
”tops! may renal marks of 1101

S
‘s’unc‘ulis m‘cz‘o‘nczroWN. ‘

 
 
 
 
 

Williams’ Jewelry Store Turncd Topsy
Turvy, but Little of Value Taken

 
 

jewelry store last night, using a jimmy
to iorce the front door open. The
work looked like that of professionals.
Everything in the store was turncd
topsy turvy. Every drawer wns pulled
out and its contents emptied on the
floor.

The intrudersu were not very 11111311 11:1
fill in getting very much oi value as
.1" solid gold or silver,s11ch 1111 Willi'h'
11s and ring», are removed every night
There is no doubt but that the
burglars called in the store til» mini?
day, as three strangers come In to
have it cheap stone not in 11 ring, They
also priced M'W'flil things to find out
the quality oi the goods, presumably.
They said they were from Norwalk.
They Were Well dressed and appeared
very gentlcmnnly. The charters are
they werr1 i'rom'Nuw York or ”mice-
port.

LAST OF COW SIREN.

 

Noise-Making Device at Lighthouse Off
New Havan is Removed.

The lust of the big ‘row" siren lit
the lighthouse off New Haven was
taken down Monday. This is the
noise-making (tulip which was the
111111111 or :1 bill being introduced in con-
grcsu to have New London light. re-
moved to Southwest ledge. it made
so much noise that i’cquoiern
l‘Olllfl not stand it.

The "cow." us this site» is coiled

the

in lighthouse parinncc, was superccd-
rd by 11 siren of morcpentccl sou IfTii
’l‘hiil nlron

about two yearn ngo.
ulnar been used

11111

 

 
 

~11“ ”QM“... .-.......... ”mm

has item more men poor than any
other word in tin1 English lan-

“Tomorrow” We. Don't let "'l'mnorrow' ruin

, Huh u‘ your mind tlltit ii you are ever to get ahead you must
to save All ' ,

This hoot: min to help you you” ‘ '

Itch. savor holp those who ever intend. but never do actually have

South Nonvalk Savings Bank

1 burns slum summon.
”A bulimic at. sown nonwam. court.

 

ilmglars broke into \i, A. Williams' '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

1 CHANGED HANDS
Clearing “axle!

AT THE

' *scco‘bb WEEK’OF‘ pawl/111:. ‘ ‘

Large Audience at Miss Lerd's Service
1 In the Norwalk M. E. Church.

The second week ‘oi’ revival meetings
started in nusplciously last evening at
.1119 Norwalk Methodist Church, with a
line audience, full oiiuterest,11nd with
an uddrcss. deeply impressive in its
unture The solo number, 'illt 1111 Me.

LO My King" was sung very swtctly
.b) Minn V1.11I1ntlne Miss Lord lead for
the Scripture lesson ports at the l39th
Psalm. and the liith chapter oi Luke.

The theme for the evening was
"How Long Halt Ye," based on the
contest. between Elijah and the mutants
of Baal as told in 1 Kings ill. She said
in part: "A severe drought was in the-
iand of lsraci and for three years it
had continued. it, came as u punish-
nwnt. because the people had forgotten
God, owing to the example of the wick-
ed king. There is spiritual drought
iodny for those who i111 1111 (loll. Mon
,nnd natiom do not drill away from
illod all at once but little by little1 H11
is crowded out of humun live 11 An 1111
of indifference, here and or neglect
Itlwrc. and between us and God oin's'
chasm widens. There Is sorrow in
hearts in Norwalk today because (iod
has been forgotten and men have turn-
ed away irom Him.

Then came the call to repentenm,
and the messengers were 111-111, to sail»
or the people at Mt, Carmel. 'i'lwre
stands Elijah. one man for God.
against a crowd inr Bani. It takcu
11111111118 Are you known as 11 man for
oilrhnnd right and truth and p111'll,1.iu
the shop «11 slow 111' in youl family '7
The proposal of Elijah was to ilnd out
which of the two God or lion], can in-
thcir helpfi' Many persona but no
111111116 oi need. Their days seem bright
and full of pleanure, but the time will
certainly come when earthly help will
(all Then there will come longing for
minim and for not. but irom the
Gods of pleasure and of business,
whom they have served there will
etnneno answers of post». in them
any one can help 1111? "Yon, there’s
one. only one. The blushed, bloomed,
Jesus. He's the only one."

“WM—C-vanw

ANSLMHDNIS! TRIATV.
1111111st lbw'i‘he 1111111 111111111:
«the Anglochineao treaty concern-
:I‘ Tibetan trade will be delayed by

men which have arisen om aor-

 

‘ oral minor points.

Every dollar’ s worth of goods
must be turned into cash REGARDLESS OF LOSS TO US.
Remember, this sale will set all bargains mad. Goods will
be sacrificed, slaughtered, rushed out.
In 10 days the entire stock will be, and must be, turned
into cash, in order to remodel the store for the Spring stock.
Do not miss the most remarkable sale. The low prices
will awake wonder and surprise. It 15 your gain to buy goods
now, at a fraction of their actual '.cost
Remember, our loss.’ is your gain. We do not put out a
few well- known articles, and mark them at drawing-card prices,

but we offer you the unlimited choice of the entire. stock at
RECORD- BREAKING PRICES.

L. GOLDEN

68 Washington Street,

 

 

AIR CLOAK and FUR STORE

68 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
THE ENTIRE STOCK

LADIES’, MISSES’ and 131111
DRENS suns, COATS,
SKIRTS, WAISTS, MILLI-
' NERY, runs, PET’l‘lCOA'IS
AND lNFAN'I‘S’, WEAR MUST 111: SOLD.

We must sell everything.

 

 
 

 

South ‘blorwalk.

,, t-.- AW MW...- m..." Method of Healing is powerful and

111511151111 LOCAL sews

—————

811 v1 ral days, is much improved.

 

 

. Mrs.
Mists Vern ilnuion, oi‘ Springwood art--
111111. spent yesterday in New York city.

William F. liubbell, who was strick.
1111 scrotal llitys ago with paralysis, 11:
his home in West. Main street, and
who oincc has been critically ill, r11-
mnins about the same.

in the pool tournament of thc'Nuiv
1111-11; Club last. night. Stephen Ray, 00.
and Hum 11 Bundle, 75, played, the lat;
lcr winning by the close score oi 7.".
to 7:1. Churlt's Miller “E referee and
'l‘, .l. Wont, .lr., scorer.

 

 

The Old Well pnd Mayflower inter-
cmupnuy pool tournament committmv
met Inst night in East Norwallt to plan
the dv'iaiin. The date of the begin-
ning of the games will be decided 1H
another mot-ting Friday “lithi-

'l‘he1 Pine Ledge Whist Club met
ywtorduy ilIIl'I‘TlOOn with Mrs. Sophia
A. Weed. in Wall strut. The first who
wns won by Mitts bleach and the
client's prim by Mrs. Carrie iietin. 'l'lw
Ilt'xl mot-ting will ho hold with Mini:
Fannie lvioyt, in 1.1211141 11111-111111. 11117.!
'l‘ucmlny.

 

i1 lt-clrugraph ('oiupsny. which con-
1111111111 mming picture and vaudm'ill
nhow n1 Mush lllhli.wa11 to T111112 coni-
up thin morning' In tho South Noiwul‘
court. but ban been ptmtimmvd ageiu

night. when some young men R'l'l'u
to out of townt‘iaidm.‘ it is claimed
by Beck that 'i‘hhwruv1 was the hi Kern
younk man in "I!" party and in t be
singled him out to rciunnutmic with
him.

.1... ~.....,........., - .....

BOSTON PROMOTIR DEAD.

in Company 1111.1 tormanr cut-aids»
titled with the up. I11 cuppa
industry, died timid-sly toduy.lii1 was

 

Tl yours old and 11 11111111va

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11m J. (1. Nowkirk who has been ”'0"!
’ in 1.1 1.1-;- homo in Morgan avenue for 9‘ E. Woman» 81, Haviland House

.lolm iianlon and daughter,

The critic of Fritz 'I'hicmc. charged,
with assault on Vredorit'k llct'it, oi tbr‘

until Thursday morning 111' next Wt'ek ,
’l'hiu cone In the result of 1111 amateur 1‘

disgruntled Meant-1c the prison went.

”081033.17”. lbw-Dani” l. item "“00 is
1111111. treasurer of the Fromm lilin V‘W‘ RIGIWID.

 

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mum/1 a 1m 1'1'.

NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

After In you any Sale.

‘25 to 50 Per Cent. Reduction on All Kinds 31

Eli

Winter Goods, to Close Out.

ODDS AND ENDS OF FINE DRESS GOODS. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER CLOAKS.
FIN! TAILOR MAD! SUITS—JUST A SUIT RESERVED.
MUFFS AND SCARFS OF THE MOST RSLIAILI FURS.
ILANKITS AND COMFORTASLIS. MISSIS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
ALL TO SI SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR WORMIR PRICES.

HouScfurnishing Dept.

Good Parlor Brooms .............. 191:
com. Mills ....................... 59c
Itm Enamel ............... ' ...... 15c!

Washing Powdar, boa.......' ....... 4c} Parlor Matches, per box ........... 4c

Foidin ironing Board ........... Si .00
50 it. loihoo Linc ................ 19::
Good Choppers, No.1 .............

 

20% DISCOUNT ON PARLOR. LIBRARY AND flALL LAMPS, DECO RATED GLOSES AND SHADES, JARw
DINIERS. PlDlSTALS AND UMBRELLA STANDS. -

 

WASRINGTOR’S :IR‘THDAY DENTI-
E.L

The Sentinel will be insucd some»

what earlier than 11 111 on Saturday

afternoon, Washingto 's Birthday, and

will be ready for subscribers. news-

dcn‘lcrs and ncwsboyu 11: 1 o'clock,

 
 
 
 
 

 

.11.“ $131143} 1'."
Souvenir Post Cards!

George Washington Post Cards.
Seeing South Norwalk in
an "Auto, 5c.

W. A. Briggerman,

MUSIC STORE.

Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
Agent for Crascantl Laundry.

 

Now Is the Timexto Buy
Real Estate!

may be had now before the Spring
market really opens. The wise not
chaser buys early. '

J. M. Layton 81 Co.,

incorporated
it RAILROAD AVENUE.

 

CHIROPRACTIC—Tile New

Science of Healing.

To receive Chiropractic attention is
freedom from disease without rcccit-
ing foreign substain'cs into the atom,
sch. This new method is now being
practiced In nearly every state in the
union and many foreign countries. it
is the 11 on that carry heat, health
and strength in over? individual. Pinch
ed nerves that have only been doing a
part of their work are soon not into a
healthy condition and the whole body
assumes health The Chlroprnciit

harmless; it will reach every organ in
chuman body. Our success is war-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lT. FRANCIS. D. C.

Magnetic Treatmsnts Also Given.

SALE
STILL GOING
ON
D. GO‘I'I'LIEB.
GLOVER’S The Place.

The

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The continued DSMAND for ILITI
SHOE: in convincing proof of tholr
acclicncy. When the prlro Sit-IS It"
pain then is nodalactioa at

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rum, Hit-l.

Wear ShoesTliatF't.

 

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A number of real estate bargains I

 

TRISTRAM 81 HY ATT NORWALK, CONN

 

 

' “a... nmw—IW‘”. --— .-

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A ...._.m.... ~....W-—————-._——

H. Krieger 81 Co.

 

BUYING FROM

higher.

DR. WILEY 1'0 ”VISIT PARIS.
\l'ASHiNil'l’ON.l1’eb. l9.-—Upon th e
imitation of Secretarv Root the Ag
11.nltur11l Department 1111.11 dcsignatcd
111,11iic).chioiof the Chemistry i111
rcnu oi that dcpnrtnxcnt, its one of
the experts to visit Paris in conform
iiy with the terms oi the French rc-
clpmcity ours-111111111111, for 1hr- pili'ponu
r.t reporting upon modifications oi tho
American pure food and customs in-
:lpt't'lllm regulation». 'i‘hr1 l‘rcumn
lis1imrtmcnl 11nd the inparliunnl oi
('ummcrcc and Labor also will uppolut
raucrtn who with it; Wiley will con.’
pivte the commission.
ACTOR DROPS DIAD.

GRAND JUNCTION Colo. i-‘ob. lb.
-ilal Newton Carlyle, of New York,

1 11 well-known actor. titling one or the

leading role» in "The Wheel of Love"
(Soups 11. dropped Goad here last
night at as he was about to so on
ihc1 stage tor the second act. Hurt
dim canard his death. He was 011
years of an.

SENATOR LATIRCIR SITTSR.
WASHINGTON. hit I’m-MW
commons 1:...1'.
111 sport 9
111m

 

Him. but 111111an
“PM

 

 

 

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Have You EverTried [In
Charge Account?

US does not mean

that you have to buy inferior qual-
ities because of the credit we are giving.
We conduct our business on the same
plan as all the large New York depart-
ment stores, who give arid invite charge
customers. Our qualities and assort-
mentsare better and larger than anything
shown in The Norwalks; our prices no

We still have a good assortment of
WINTER CLOAKS, FURS, WAISTS,
SKIRTS. FUR LINED COATS, OVER-
COATS, BLANKETS, OUILTS, and a
full line of line FURNITURE. In every
department you can have YOUR PUR-
CHASES CHARGED.

j

H. Krieger 8: 00.

29-31 Woot‘W-Ihlngton St,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
“

runcw aromas AT 11111111.

.-.—-..

Chm of Police Volimor Looking Up
East Norwatk Cass.

Chit-i of Polio-.1 William Vollmcr I11
investigntlng 11 complaint by Station
Accnl r‘i't'dri'lt-k W. Raymond that
some our ”1er 11 111111111. through a win-
(low of one of ”11- coaches of 1111 ex-
pi'c's train.

So for us in known. no 111111 1111111 iu~
loved it tht1 guilty purly can 111'
”all" 1111 cxumplo will probably in.
outdo or him Thi‘ p17"! (1 are oi tlw

'Lpinion that 111111111 boy is responsible

for the sRoIr.
The rniiroad «initials report that the

stone wan thrown when the train won

between the Washington street bridge
and East Norwsiit.

RIVISIRG SHIRMAN ANTI-TRUST
LAW.

WANHNGTON. Feb. I’m-flopmnv
tum Sherman has inoculated three
or tour bill; for tho modiiioatios
the Sherman 11111141111111 law along the
tin-11 advocated by President tltoosov
volt in his last man too

ho W

 

nu Pmidsnt Roomsit
lodeythtlasicwoars bowilioso-
may,” 1111 his ”ulceration.

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Night Lamp, complete ........... . .101;
1i pc.'i’ai1io Soto .................. 45o
1 qt unrated Milk Pitchers .. .. .511
Paper Lamp Shades ......... ... 3o

 

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