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Will Mamnmtinloatlnp with The
Sentinel by telephone please do it in
ilill gall—with regard to business;
ea
with mat-ti to item.
in. II they will kindly do so, it will
my Milestones this elites and as.
moron-pt “Nil" on.
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity:
”id warmer tonight. Thursday partly
cloudy. There is no well- ddlined storm
area this morning east of the Rocky
Wilkins, but u sllxbt depression in
the pressure over Lake Superior is
producing considerable cloudy weather
in the Lake region. and a secondary
. gin rbance over Florida is producing
rain on the Soutlt‘ Atlantic coast.
Wporaiut'e la rising rapidly east
0L the Mllliliiiilill‘ll river No tempera
. :tnres low zero were reported this
morning. Conditions lavor {or this’
vicinity partly cloudy weather with
rising temperature.
( William Seymour ol 5 Cedar street.
was taken to the Norwalk Hospital
last night (or imam;
My.
Miss Bertha. Hawkins. who has been
visiting friends in Norwalk. has re-
turned home to Soutbport.
There will to initiall6'n oi candidates
this evening at the lar mscting ol
: Mrs. Mary 6. Keeler dnlertalned a
party at lrlends at whiat last evening
at her home in Courtlandt place.
Ralph Bennett, of the local trolley
line. intends to witness a. production at
the Hippodrome, in New York tomor-
row.
‘ The ltlppowam basketball team of
Norwalk will play the Yannlnanu oi
Westport. Thursday night iii the Ar.
ntory.
W
George C. Lockwood who has been
confined to his homo 'in High street.
Norwalk, (or several weeks. in now
able to be out.
P. ll-Lockwood & Company have
just received a car load ol Elmore au-
tomobiles, which they invite you to
inspect.
Eugene Fro-yer. who in n correspon-
dent in the employ ot the Postal type-
writer Company. expects the arrival
of his wile and son lrom New York
Saturday.
Butler Chapter. it. A. M., of oSuth
Norwailt. held a convocation inst even-
ing at the lodge rooms of Old Well
Ladle. in South Main street. but did
not perform the Past Muster. dipped
as was proposed,
Miss Mary Nolan, head milllncr at
the H. Krieger and Company more in
Washington street, who has been in
New York lorthree weeks to become
familiar with the latest creation» in
”print million-y, will return Monday.
- liege ntht'ovon'ssrashowingntlno
line or spring suits and ovorconts Tony
invite you to inspect and buy inlet.
The adv. will tall 10‘ more about 2}
A routine Ilium DI the direct it
of the Norwalk Hospital Alimx'latitm
was held last illlllt,
——-l\tteml the oporotta. lied llldinn
liood's Ileacuo. liowaytou llosc lioume,
iliiiialit.
The Norwallt Fire Police held n
«pl rial meeting at their quarters in
Wall street to arranla players tor the
mwhrc tournament which will ltlnri
tomorrow evening at the Phoenix aunt
tors in Main street. but nothing wua
tioue and the ooinhiittéo will tum-t itr
‘ itiuht
Former Councilman
Wright, who has It“! critically
strPot Is very much improved today,
which will hit mod news to his many
has been dellr
lriv nds. Mr. W
hat lie W0
tone tor several
nvcry comiorlahie nitlil still
worked wonderu In his condition
An important manila: ol
'l'i'ilul LO
at ilitt itlg'ws
AlMllilm
ill a
very succoaalhi mulls! It‘ll III
ilull. The
than rm was 1:
tribe has received two
bersitl
Fair
'the building in cutie of tire. and this
. badly iuiumi.
lluthtn- M.
ill
of pucumoniu at hit home in Coder
this
.. our
8..” M I
m in Men not"
meeting a partial "PM W“
tits committee on the ram
were greater this
your limit or two rummage:
‘ Post Cards '
Taylor at Golden.
USE BAX
3 Puritan Cough Syrup
ForthdColds.
attorney a
Launch Works.
Mmmupudmadyto
Jplaak
an m airs rm “
mm» on lslles built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
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DRIVER THROWN "10M WAGON.
Leland It. George's Horas Runs Away
in West Amos.
The fine spirited black horse owned
by Leland St. George. of Elm street.
Norwalk, was being driven up Welt
avenue this morning, and when near
the armory the animal suddenly tool:
fright at something and bolted quick-
ly. throwing the driver from the Wilson
nud landing him on his back in the
road. The horse made a dash up West
avenue, narrowly undoing several
teams on the way.
When the animal not near William
P Boers alerts. in Wall street, Joseph
Kenetlc Jumped in his path and sun»
culled in bringing him to anion. There
was not much duntage done except. to
the driver yvho received a hull shaking
up, and the neat oi the wagon was
broken. ..
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scFIOOL EMPTIED in one Mtuure‘
Firs Drill in Over River Building a
Success.
There won it flro drill teat made in
the 0vcr River school yeutcrday morn-
Iug. While the pupils Were buny with»:
their atudieu. Superintendent Greg-
ory wait in the Eighth room. Sudden-
ly there won a knock on the door and
when Mr. Gregory went to nnatver the
knock, the janitor oi the it out was
there and he said aoraething to Mr f
Gregory. The latter run to the gong
and gave the tire signal to dictum.
All the pupils thought there wan a fire
In the building. but everyone kept
cool, and the whole echool Willi mun
tied in Juat one minute. '
There are tour lurae outer dnoru to
in considered good time for the din-
miannl oi the children.
OURPNISEO WORTHY PATRON.
Eastern Star Members Took a Trip to
numlord Last Night.
About twenty membern oi Ophir
Chapter. Order oliho Eastern Star.
took it little trip down to Stamford lust
evening and tendered n surprise party
to tho worthy patron. James Cordon.
and hire. Conan.
The evening proved one of much
plenuuro both for the unexpected
xueutti and their hoot and hooters. The
evening wan phoned with various diver
alone anti relrehmeultt were served.
The South Norwalk delegation re-
turned home about midnight.
CNEDITONS NEJECT OFFER.
Ianlu-upt Nyary Wanted to nattls lor
Twenty-live Per Cent.
A proposition Irom Louis S. Nynry.
the bankrupt South Norwnlk olothior.
to nettle with his creditors upon a
bulls oi 25 per cent. was injected. by
the creditors before John W. Banks.
referee in bankruptcy. in Bridgeport.
yeatcrday morning. The hearing was
continued until next Friday. at which
time the creditors will again take up
the matter. The unsecured claims
asaiuut Nyary Aggregate $2.803.
HBADLONO DOWN STAINS.
F...
William Saundars, oi Franklin Ave-
uua. Sustalna Broken Hip.
William Snundera fell down a flight
or entire yesterday. afternoon at hits
home at ill Franklin avenue. and was
iir. William .I. Tra-
cey. who was culled. found that Saun-
ders hnd situtnlned a broken hip. 0th
or thuu thin. lllll injurlett ill-re not oi
lllil‘l'liillii nature.
The. lulurcd mun was taken to the
hospitul in the nmbulnucc.
DAIRY, CAI! AGAIN ADJOURNED.
The Palm oi James A. Barry. of Cinn-
bury. who was arrested Monday New
iua by (idiom Page antllentherlnnd.
on the charger of assault on his lion
and wife, linturday night. and also im-
remitting on cinder who went to umuu
dhltu. come up in the Norwnllt town
court this morning at. to o'clock. The
case vino continued until Saturday
morning. March 21.no tha sortie mat-
ters cotdd he straighten out. ills
bond was lined at two. which won l‘ur
uluhvd by Willittin coggswoli. oi Cfltll
bury
LARGEST LINE OF
ST. PATRICK
Tel. 8114-
brow Overcoat
moron
Will’samm
umofoorroclmodohhitbc
andrliorring
‘ bones—34 lengthwnovelvcl
of sodium liteswagaor brown wide-wait
Overcoala 1;... no to :25.
abreastl
wish.
Spring Suits front $10 to $30.
III-II...-
SPRING um and munmucs in full no...
MA
6000 FOOD
in essentiul to the good health of man or animal There are many
grades or OATS that I would not lend to my Ilm‘sl‘n because of their
indifferent quality. Some are light weight-mud the value 0! onto
dept-min oonnlderubly upon the weight of tho irrnlrtwsome are on
color. weather ntninodmnome urn lull of dirt chair und soeda. lion-
eminently i do not bur them and offer to you to nlvo your animals.
Oocanlouully u "out' price muy tempt you to try outu i in tiny old
wilt-,ro nevi r very good nnd more often bud ’l‘ho but results for
the lonet money are not alw uya to be nttalnod by buying at the
lower! with per bushel ot ton. Quality counts for mouthing.
Iuy Data Thais Clean.
MANUEL TOIID HATCH.
NEW
Local Post Cards
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK-AND STATIONERY STORED.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. _
SOUTH NONWALK. '
fl WALL ITREET.
NONWALK.
FISH FOR LENT
Buy at Fish Market where they get it fresh every day.
None better at any price.
Shad. Blue. - - l2-l5c
Slicer C - lg: Halibut. - 11;:
emng. - Salmon, -
Haddock, - So Long Claun. - oi.
Weak. - - 10c liard Crabs.
I‘lat. - - 10c Mackerel,
Finnan Buddies. Haddock. toes. - 15c lb.
Escallops. - 50c qt. Gosling Claim for Eating.
WAKEFIELD AND BUZZARD BAY OYSTERS. LONG AND
" ROUND CLAMS.
FREE DELIVERY. 'PIIONE I08.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
ooNT DISPUTE THE BILL. BUT
PAY IT.
AND PAY rr BY" CHECK.
Leave oodiamforatgument Opens
Checkingaccouotwlththe
So. Norm": Trust 04-“
it you don't already know what a per-
loot prescription service we provide.
Ask your physician or your neighbor.
HERE
You are sure at many.
‘ You are sure of purity.
You an sure at potent drops.
Von an sure at mm
You are sure oi right prion.
on us put up your physician's proa-
crlptiona, lamlly recipes. recipes for
veterinary remedies. etc. What we
compound will he right in every res-
pent.
brilliant Pittman.
Til! raaacaintou sross.
Taidhiiona Call, 152.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charon.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL fiTiti-lET. to: it) a. to».
Prices of stocks tended downward: in’
the opening dealings. Declines were
small and transactions were light. Unl~
ted Staten Steel pill. was a conspicu~
oun exception to the general tendency
with a rlee of :l-ll. Mnckay Companies
pid. gained 1 and Missouri Paoloc 6-8.
Canadian,i’acldc and Texas a Pacific
declined 31.
WALL STREET. ll It. m.—-llisher
pricea iollowed the opening. but the re-
covery was not permitted to go beyond
a parity with yesterday's closing on-
copt in» a few instances. Union Pacific
was depressed easily and touched
lists, lit-riding on,th other hand was
In demand and rose to limit. Tho tone
continued very irregular and uncertain
General Chemical gained 5 points. Na-
tional Biscuit old. 2%, Missouri Pack
tic 2%.. and Kansas and Texas old. 1
Western Union tell 2, lflliIi-lb‘lllt? and
Nashville and Western Maryland iii
and Canadian Pacific iii.
.————
., 98 Washington St.
You
it“ have to pay 85%
next season fora Sch or Overcoat dun
‘ . yondo aowioeractly the same quality.
Why not buy now and pocket the d.
lemon?
WearedosingoutourWintorttodrto.
makeroomlorSpr’nggoods
'l‘hst'sthercason.
Shoesandllubbenat sdcpriou.
derwwandchatmtoo.‘ ,, '
to item a...
n.
PRICES CLOTHING STORE
lmnororoorourmms.
Milli-I.
I l P. Put “on Ilillllllllil
'0' WEEK OOUMCNGINO
MONDAY, MARCH 9th.?
'Sonthm
Extra Stamps With Teas and Coffees.
, TEAB.
so Stumps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... lilo
lo Stamps with 1 lb Tea at ...... 50c
30 Stampa with 1 lb Tea at 40a
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... 3a
30 Stamps with 1 lb Codes at .... to
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coleen: m. ~
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Cones st .... air
to Stamps with 1 to Codes at ass
COPPER
Columbia River Sa/lmon.
Cohoe Salmon a can .
WAI. l. STREET, noon ~A riee at a
pulled l-rlceu up a moderate extent.
but movements were flthtl
were steady. ‘
WALL 91'“?th in p. tit—«The mar
ltet broadened out the heavy burn:
of linen Pacino hull Reading at rising
prices encouraging the traders to ho
other stocks
.——-
EIGHT WEEK! IN AN OPEN BOAT.
Tale of Sea ll‘waillng in Horror
Hardaiiip Any Ivar Told NO-
latad by William Kuhlmann.
the sen rivnlllug in her and hard~
ship any traacdv oi the deep ever
told. was brought lit-re today by WH-
lhtm Kulbmann, a seamen who was a
passenger on the nicamcr Voltaire.
tram South American porta. Kuhl-I
man is and hi thc ula survivors oi
the crew at the American ship Tillie
it}. Blarlnick which wan abandoned
up
last Aug more than a thousand
miles at! , Pacific coast at noon:i
America. He and his companions
were rescued by a British ship alter
drilling about on the ocean for eight?
weeks in an open boat Two oi the
six men who had lived on long in that
little craft died after succor bad comeI
to them and Robinson spent many
weeks in a hospital at. Valparaiso r9
covering iron; the elects oi his torri-
blo experience
No word ever has been received
iron: the Other boat, which put all
iron: the Itarbocit when ahe was
abandoned and it is believed that its
occupants died at starvation. thirst.
and exposure alter weeks at vain walnr.
mg and hope that help might wine to
em.
The Tillie E. Starbuoit sailed from
New York last April bound tor Hm
lulu. Down the Atla'ntlc coast all the
way to the horn she had only pleasant
winds and even in the turbulent
stretch of ocean south oi the apes oi.
the tlouth American continent lite en.
countered no serious trouble. it was
when slur struck out into the Pacific
and wet well on her way across the
thousands oi miles of son that repartit-
at! hot iron! nor destination that too
Starbuok ran into the storm ninth
ended her career and brought intense
salonng to all and death to may at
lie? of". , The storm broke during the
lat Morlulymadon inclusion.
month hnor masts worn twisted
outliyihags leandshawaslolt wa-
terlogged and helpless to the tumbling
point in lnlon Pacific and Reading Columbia River Salmon
Rondo Mackerel in Kits
liloatern .................. detach
l :0 Stamps with 1 pkg. Rim at.
iii Stamps with l pkg Cord Moat.
at ................... .. 10:
ll) Stamps with 1 can Spice at lilo
and lupsumps with 1 pkg. Washing
owder at ......... ..
l0 stamps with 1 pkg. vaars at . to:
new YORK. March ya tale at r“
. . . 10¢ a Can
Regular Price misc
négiiiér‘ 'p'r'téé'xoc
......... in
Regular Price 20c
.............
$1.09
Regular Price :135
Regular Price he
EXTRA OTAMPO,
the
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ilatlon's mum
and
Products. run wags:
'l'si. No.2:on.
Norwalk Savings Society.
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. ' V
INCORPORATED 1m.
Deposits over - -
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. OUITIO
IO“. N. GLOVE!
Latvia 8,6!!!" ‘
nanny r. «canon: ,
atona‘s st. Howls
ant-lists H. flotilla
resonates a. stts
nova 1'. school
RAVI! row mm '
BRAZILIAN
.. ‘ [nit cam
umsmic
COLDS
oliggms'm
LENTEN SPECIALTIES.
Domestic Sardines. a can ”he... '3
Smoked Sardines, a can ......‘... I:
Boneless Sardines. imported. auntie
Marshall‘s Kipper-ed Herring, a.”
00-
Crescent Mackerel, a Ian open-3" .
million
WITH ONOOENIEO.
10 Stamper with i can Pineapple at
m Stamps with 1 pkg. Plans M
ii: at .
lo Stamps with: canPsaeitesat.fls
10 StampswitnlcaaPoanat... ll!
iostampswithlcanl’afilhat %‘
tuna of We load
a "mu Trading.
n [It Atlantic ll Padilla n.
Vii-Wooten Oi. scout Nam-lit.
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so..-t-cwwvlcvwlorltofil'
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$3. 525 ..000 00
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