Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 5, 1909 · page 3

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MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

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ItltiAI NEWS

Miss Sadie Curglll 111 ill at her home
in Westpmt avenue. .

Mr Benedict. of West wanik, visit-
ed in Springtiaie Wednesday

-—-PriIne Itlb Alloast 121/90. Iluttery's.

Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Re
heltnh will have a refinim meeting this
evening.

Miss ilnvits

 

 

.Il‘ Dnnbury. is the guest

innston street.

—~it‘resh Iiams, 140 "1.. at New York
Market.

Miss Marlon Bodwell. daughter of
(‘ashier and Mrs. Wilfred Bodwoll, or
Seymour street is ill.

Lincoln Council. No 4.011ler of
United American Mechanics, will hold
a meeting tomorrow night.

——lV1‘IglII Ilutter 330 lb 11‘.l‘l.l..& 00.

George Smith has recently returned
to his home' in Melwln street, utter a
business trip to Pittsiield. Mass.

Mrs. James Mctiennie, who has been
ill for the, print few days at her home
in Chestnut ntreet,.ls doing nicely.

The monthly meeting 01‘ the lsrhollu
(‘Iuh will be held this evening at the
headquarters south of the Washington
street bridge.

—-—'I.oln Steak 161:.llntte1y' s.

'I‘ hp annual on‘n‘clave ot’ Clinton Coal-
Inan‘tier Knights Templar. N0. 3 is
to be held this evening at its quarters
III Wall street.

A tone of plasterers are at work
putting on the first com 01’ plaster in
the new house of John Powell in
Brush street, Norwaik.

w-Smnll lean II‘resh liams, ital/go. "1..
at I-Inyes'.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bernhard and
Mia HaIry Johnson of SpIingane.
cnioyVeIi‘ a sleigh tide to West Nor-
wnik. Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Min. Stephen 0. Kellogg
and son. of Norwalk. enjoyed the. line
sl‘ul‘ghing on Sunday, and spent the
day with relatives in Springtime.

—.\'ntmog Dance, Assembly
this evening ,

The. Outlaw basketball team of Nor-
walk. is negotiating ten 11 game to be'
played in BIidgepmt Wednesday even
ing. with the Blue Ribbons of that

place.

The South Norwalk Fish Club is
planning to hold its annual banquet
this evening at the club‘s headquar-
tern north 10! the Washington street
bridge.

~I)on' t tmget the Malathon Ince. at
the Auditorium, this evening.

The monthly meeting ‘of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will he
held on Monday evening at. 8 o'clock.
at the headquarters in llavilaud
street.

MIs. F'Ieeman ll. Eastman Iettnned
to Long Hill the that part of this week
from. South Normal}: whom she had
been attending the lunctal of ii
nephew's child.

——Post Roast, no hope. 10c llutteiy‘s

Harry Cahill, of Norwalk the popu
iar player of the former Sixth Com
pany basketball team, will go to Ka-
tonia. nN, Y., and play centerman tor
the Ridgeileids, this evening.

Miss Clara. MorehouIse of Leonard
street is entertaining the membets of
the Golden Blue Circle of Kings
Daughters of the Norwulk Congrega-
tional church, this afternoon.

—F‘resh Shoulders. 101: 1b.. at New
York Market.

.lames Walt-are. of France street,
t'oIeInIan for Miller Brothers, cypress-

. of Mr. and 111111191111 H. Flynn, of 1 iv- ‘

llllll.

men. is the proud possessor of a new I

artitlcial hand and amp. to replace the
member which was cut. oil while at
.work a few" ye‘nrs ago.

Governor billeyt issued a requisition
Wednesday on the‘ governor of New
Yolk for William Ball, wanted for
theft in BIitlgeport. January 11,-nnd
Edward Cron‘a‘h‘ was named as the
man to ining him back.

—.-Don’t,l‘.orget the Marathon race at
the Auditorium. this evening.

The Mn Vchester Hat Works. of Man-
cheater. :H. has been IncoIporated
with a co. altal stodk of $5 000. The in

. (-orporfito s 1er Ot‘io C. Helm. George
W. Pliest, Edith B. Helm, Allen M.
Wilson and Theodore E. Helm.

—Fresh Shoulders. 100. Buttery' s.

Work ‘will be started early in the
spring on the erection of a, large addi-
tion to the plant of the Trimble Hat
Manufacturing company. or South Jet-

{to son street Orange Valley. The new I

. . Cburch 81 Miller

structure which will adjoin the pres-
e‘ntI plant on the west will be eighty
feet 1011.111)? foot wide and thIéc
stories It 511,3». ewark. N. J.. News.

Hayes‘ .

~55 lb. pail Pure Laid. 60c.

 

 

 

 

 

. The lirst coat of plaster Is being

 

 

,open until 7 p In,

. large. bright fat Mackerel. 15¢ per lb

VeIate cost.
‘ economical buyers to wear
‘ workmanship. and our worktn ship is

, unquestionably the best—mes
. VeveI-yV standpoint. ~

 

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Fountam
Pea;

If not satisfactory, will return

 
 

 
 

your money.

Hill. W. KIIIIY. JR.

. cancel".
3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
7111.. ms.

 
 

Charles Mamet: is building a house
on the West Norwalk road.
——-I]Igln linttct 33c lb. 1‘. D..L & (‘0

 

put on the. walls In Captain Daniel
l~. '1‘oomey's new house in Stevens
sitect Norwnlk

-—Fresh Side. Pork, 100 1b.: l-lome-
made'uud Link Sausage. 121,90 lb.
Iiayes’ Mkt.

Norwuik Aerie, N0. 688. Fraternal
Order of Eagles. held a regular meet.
ing Wminesday evening at Its quar-
tors in Wall street, but nothing of
special importance was done.

—I~‘resh Shoulders, ltlc. Iluttery‘s.

Charles Barnum, formerly well-
known in Norwalk, who now has pur-
tiai charge of the large dry goods
house. of the Watt, Below and Clay
Company, at Roanoke. Virginia. is
spending a few days at the homo-01'-
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, N. 8. Bar—
aunt. of 37..North avenue. while on a
buying trip in New York city.

—-Nailve Chickens. 200 1b., at New
York Market.

MONEY ADVANCED

to all on their household furniture
pianos and other personal property.
without removal on their own Dam!
without indorsor. Call and see us. In
don-mien: Loin and Security Go.
Havilond Bldg. .. Washington St. 011101
Monday and Silt

 

 

urday until 8: 3G.

and ‘

Housefurmshtngs

otters solo and pIolltnhio Investment. and you have at your command a full
collection of lt‘lillllttlre oi the Collins & Company standard to choose 110m and
enable you to flat! Just what you want at a material saving. llelow We give
.. you 11 few 01‘ our .

 

Specials in Brass and Enamel Beds

1111.00 BRAss BED ............. 314.011.3900

AJCo

Funeral Directtirs alltl Embellllilts. 1..

12-18 North Main Street,

0. B. Jackson.

Optima.
Everything in the Optical; Lina
Eyes Examined.” Free.

58 WALL STREET.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

90 WASHINGTON 8T.

 

 

 

PHONE 4311
um

Who will be one of six to get one of our Graphophones '
tree with $15. 00 worth 01 Coupons?

FLYNN & RYAN

$45.00 BRAss BED ............. sausovssooo ENAM i. B D .......... 31600
$12.00 BRASS BED ............. $35.00 $Ia.oo ENAM .......... $14.50
, $31100 BRASS BED ............. $32.00 311100 ENAMEL BED .......... $12.50
$15 on BRASS BED ............. $29.00 moo ENAMEL BBO .......... 211.00
< 532.110 BRASS BED ............ $2700 1112.130 ENAMEL BBB .......... 120.00
.1525 00 BRASS BED ............. $19.00 510.1111 ENAMEL BED .......... $7.00
ENAMEL BVED ..... 38.00 '

South Normik. Conn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NORWALIC.

Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Foil”
Lined Shoes and Slippers

LADIES' FELT LINED SHOES. $1.05.
LADIES' FELT LINED snoss, $1.50 ..... ..
LADIES' FELT LINED SHOES. $1.35 .......... now $1.08
LADIES' FELT LINED snoss, $1.2, .......... now

All Felt Slippers at a reduction of 20 per cent.

. .V .nowI$1.17
.11.» $1.18

.98

. SOQTVH NORW.‘.LK.

 

 

 

 

 

Cod Steaks, 121: lb.

Halibut. 161‘; Salmon, 200; Cistxoes.
ltlc; Muekerol, 160.; Spanish lilarkerel
16c: Large Smelt. the; “strings. 80';
Butler, ltlr; Pollock Blues, tier lv'rost,
lOe: Eels, ltic; Oysters. «itlc; Lon;
Island Escaliopa, 400 qt.: Long Clams
300; Round Clams. 350; Sea Escal
Iops, 45c; Flalilsh, me "1.; Snapper
Blues. 12c III.

TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY

Silcox 81 Van Scoy
181 Washington Street Bridge

INSURANCE

REAL ESTATE
I Steamship Tickets
.I.M.' LAYTON 81 C0

(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.

 

 

 

NECKWEAR

You will find here this week a large variety of Silk. Lawn and

Net Bows Fancy Stock Coilsrs. Embroidered 1.911911 Collars, and f".

neat designs in Ruching.

. '1esc new creations are styles that are ‘

enjoying at present an extensive vogue in New. York.

N. E. RYAN 81 00.,

86 Washington Street.

South Nor-walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don't Wait for CHANCE 0r FATE to: WinISUCCESS.
Enter

Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1, 1909,

and Learn How to EARN it.

South-Norwalk.

Stanliord.

Day and VVNigbt Sessions.
Port Chester.

 

 

Butter! Butter!
CburCh 81 Miller’s

the place to get sweet. tresh- made But-
ter. received f1 esh from the creamery
twice each Week. Try ours.

Plenty or home laid Eggs.

Bright new Mackerel. 2 for 150:

Fancy Boneless Codilsh in 3 lb.
boxes. the finest Codtlsh sold.
I New Edam Cheese. bright as 11 doi-
or.
. New arrival of the Franco-American
Soups; large cans',‘ 119111111111, $3.50 p'Er
dozen.

A full line or Franco-American Game
Fates.

Headquarters for the famous Nhst »

Oranges, a new arrival. any size, $3.00
per box: 260 and 300 r dozen.
Call on us for any hln'g

BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.

LEADINo onocan‘s.
as, was? -,‘\AIA8HINGT‘ON when:

 

 

Does not. consist In- buying cheap tail-
ored or ready made quits. but In buying
”the best that can be made at a. mod-
Koppel. clothing is the kind for
1110' price“ is‘ low considering the‘

from

LEO S. KOPPEL.

FAsIIIONABLI-z TAILD'll.
31.11111 Nli‘llwolk. I

 

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Electric Labor Savers

Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves. Water
Hooters, Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket 13‘1th-

Iigbts and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment ofV Bloc-V:
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes. ,

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TELEPHONE 35-4.

 

 

 

 

 

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mohackomo—«G. G. Phillips. Henry
W. Hlncks, W. R. Stiles. W. H. West.

13. D.‘ Phillips. W. R. Steele, E. Iii: Kolf.
A. Altman. F. H. McGrogor and wife.
New York; E. L. Winters and wife.
Chicago; James Hamilton and son.
Brooklyn; Sidney Kent. Amherst
Mass; Lyman Sweet Kent. N. Hi;
Madame LalIsne. L. Piensky, city;L . .
R Hurlbutt Wilton: George L. Rock-
well. Ridgefield: S Greensteiu. Bridge
port: S. E. Stern. anonne N. .I.: \1'.
A. Brown. Albany; W. B Geittwny,
Providence; William Steinett. Phila-
dolphin; Pa; W. H. Anderson. Pro‘vi.
deuce. 11.1.; A. A Gridicy. Springfield.

Clifford—Henry Stanhope and wife.
H. W. Cook. George F. Harding 8.
Hirsbhbcrg.s S.Zeitnsr‘ J. C. Bauchle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Donnelly. W. h Hallo-
woy. New York; Ernest Levy. Far
Rookaway; A. L; Linohuu New Haven;
ChnIies L. Rand. Providence RI . .
A. Bates 11111111110111. Coma; W. U.
Vining. Lynn. Mass; C. D. Williams.

 

 
 

 

Lowvlile N. Y.; P. J Kenna Akron.‘

Ohio: D. S. minb. Henry B. Sears.
Boston. » .

 

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3V6 11111111111111 stamp

.13" IKW.

~~Ciioice Native Bowls.

200 lb“
misting Chickens. 22c “1.. at Hayes‘
1

a business meeting tonight in the

church parlors. Officers [or the year

.will be elected. The redavwill‘serve 11V.

supper to the blues at 7 'o‘clock.
——VFIor. Crates. if. :’.:r 250.
Lawton & Co.

_ According to report a party
tuents live young lady at e
and back makers of the

had quite a st‘Ienuous time on 11 111111111;
11110 Wednesday evening. They won

of about
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to 311111115111, it is stated, hall supper“

and shortly after the. sttlrt for 11011113
and while on the post rotiti. the “uni

-‘bob' broke. The young women‘ "bob

it" back fox the Stamford mums do}
not. catching a midnight tlaln owln‘
to the. fortunate fact that It was to

minutes late The.drlver of the slelgli' '

is said to have gotten back the nest

H. mowing.

-—lilost disfiguring skin eruptions,
scroiula. pimples; rashes, etc». are due
to impure bloom. Burdock Blood BitI
tors in a cleansing blood tonic. Makes

you clear-eyed, clear brained, clear-y

~Shoe bargains Conneally I}, Bracken Skinned-V

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

r. 13".“

& G plant ”

This solo comes 1131111
in the nick of time an»
a’ great many women.
The saving is enough
to make it worth while
buying. They are plain
white 'styies. made
tram splendid 'mater-
ials: open front, platted
models. buttoning with
pearl buttons. neat.
pockets. long sleeves,
laundered collars and
coils. Just like this
cut.

Sample Waiéts, 980

75 manufacturers‘ samples. no two alike.
at a saving of 25 to 40%. , This lot in-
cludes Silk. Satin and fine Lingerie
Waists. Prices range from. . .981: to $4.25
Values from $1.50 to $5.98
Sec big Window Display

 

 

Ittra for this Saturday

5. Pillow Casts, Toweling
“ SHEETS

 

72x90 Sl.1eets regular 50c. Saturday.. .391:
1'. 81x90 Sheets regular 59c. Saturday” “49¢
81x90 Sheets. regular 79c, Saturday. 59c
goxgo Utica Sheets reg. 901:. Saturday. .79c
‘ILLOW CASES
.1 361145 Pillow ascs. Saturday .......... 9c
.I.-~ 36x45'PilIow Cases. Saturday .......... 12c
36x45 Pillow Cases. Mohawk Valley.
Saturday. ........ V. . ............... 160
II" TOWELING
... 131: All Linen Toweling. Saturday” .100 yd.
150 All Linen Toweling. Saturday“ .120 yd.

6c Crash Toweling. Saturday . . ,31/20 yd.

Muslin, 7 1-20 yd
1233c “Fruit of the Loom'lMuslin. Sat-

urday ................. . ....... 71/30 yd.
10 yards to customer

 

 

Corset Covers, 240

39c fine lace trimmed with ribbon, pink

and blue: Saturday .......... '..... .24c

 

Coat Sweaters, 39c

591: Men's and Boys‘ Co'at Sweaters, all
sizes ................. . ............ 39:

Tailor-made Hats, $2.00-
Any Hat' 1n the store this Saturday, vai-
ucs from $3. 50 to $8; take your choice

 

Saturday ..... V .................. ~ ~. .32. 00:

 

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“If it's new we have it." See our big
lines of Silk. Lace and Net Bows, Etnbroio

dery and Linen Collars, and the newest
811an in VRuc’hin‘g‘f L -

I

Cit" €10tll,l$0 yd
l Morita: Table Oil Cloth, 25 different pat-
turns I“, reflect trbm, tomorrow ‘atl. 181: yd:

Sale oi Masha Gowns. 59c

79c owns, Saturday ....... .. . . .. ”591:

$1125 Qow‘n's, 11111111101111, cambr-ic aid
muslin, square neck. with wide cm-
‘broidéry' insming,‘ neck and sleeves
lace trimmed. low 111111111 nii‘ck‘s': one
11er front and back neat cmbroidé'ry
inserting and bias fold. ribbon run,
alcove trimmed some Saturday. . : .9Oc

Clearing Sale oiV Blankets

 

 

 

$5. 50 All W001 Blankets ............ $4.49
I$3. 50 large’ sizé Blankets“. .......... V$2. 98
$1.00 large sVVizVe BlaVnkcts . 19c,

 

VHeatbeIrbloOm Petticoats—Extra. Who

 

 
 

Tucked all Over.
tucked sleeves. with ,3
rowa of heavy lace
down the front This
Waist is noted for its
fitting qualities. Don’ t
fail to see this Waist.

Just like this 1.98 I

cut Saturday.

Petticoats, $1.397

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Who down” 1: know Heatherbloom Pet- '
ticostc, and what discerning women
of today will miss this extraordinary
selling event? Certainly none who
reads this announcement. You know
that they look like silk; wear much
better than silk. $2. on Heathe‘rbloQ‘m
Petticoats, SutnrdayV ..... . . . .31. 39.

Clark's Thread. 3 121 51111111

Come in tomorrow and buy’ Clark’s
Thread for . .. . ........ 3%}: spool,
. 6 spools to customer .

100 Outing Flannel, 6c yd

Good quality, extra hcaVy. 25 daficrent
patterns to select from; while it lasts
tomorrow .............. ;...6c VVyd.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

' , V V.. V:_;' _ V
Men s Neckwear, lllc
250 Mcu‘ s NeckwoaI-V,V select patterns. on
sale Saturday at... . . ; . . . .101: ouch

 

 

Coupon
With this Coupon we will sell you
121: Bleached Hbavy Turkish Towéis
for 81; each.
Limit 6 t0 custonier
None without this Coupon

 

 

 

 

Clearing Sale of Flannclett
' Underwea" ‘ "

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SEE THESE FOR VALUES
SKIRTS . . .
$1.008 irtsreducedto .....
791': S rto reduced to -. . .I.I-.1‘~.. .
. 5908111110 retina?! to ..... I....I.V..‘.. .
’39:: Skirts'rcdnce‘d‘ to .' ..... ...‘V. . . .
29c Skirts rcducedto.. .. .
' GOWNS-
$1. so Gowns reduced to. ..........

$1.99 Gowns reduced toVV

 

These 0011115011111 a
sec each-11 gnararll

 

 

Pongce‘s, W
Waiters: Pd

 

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