.‘c‘
H."
. FEBRUARY “’3 I999
White IWaiE‘tings"
in memorized mIAItcriais.
in (lots. itfiti’os I'md Dar
masce effects. at
12 1-2,18,‘20 and 250 yd‘ :
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO Ho'rét‘. BLADCK.
anoint NORWWQ " .«
IIIIN
Miss Mabel Austin is ill at,
home In West avenue, Norwaik.
If you want a piano free. A. Diekur-
man and Son's adv. will surely inter-
est you.
-~—iicfore purchasing your Sunday
dinner. IIIin II look in the window at
the New York Market.
Mrs John J Goodwin. of llavlland
street, who has been quite 111.15 iui
pIoIlng
Bishop & lIyncs liIII'II iIIIciIed III
barge load of coal at theii docks in
hor
Noiwalk. |
—~:Loin 01' Pork. roast or chops. 121/13:
0).; Fresh Hams. lingo; Sausage.
121,40. llayes‘ Mitt.
Before buying your Saturday gro-
cerlcs'road the adv. of the United tiro~
cery Company.
if you are. Interested in groceries
5'01! Will do Well to tend the adv. of A.
F. lieckinaii and Co.
~Speclal Saturday: (Iran. Sugar. 2]
lbs. $1. lI‘,,l). Lawton & Co.
Mrs. Susan G. Holmes. of iI‘IIirIieiII
avenue. is the guest of friends in
Bridgeport for a few days.
Waiter Waterbury, who has been
visiting friends in Port Chester. has re-
tnrncd III his home in NIII'II'IIIII.A
"Loin Steukrttic. liuttery's.
Mrs. 'l‘. 19. Gregory has returned to
her home in (.ii'anbury. after a several
days' visit with friends in Bridgeport.
Hats for all is what Joseph Davis is
advertising. and the price is
within the reach of all. Read the adv.
"Link oi l'iagbatisagc,12%c lb.. III
\ow YoIk MIIIIIIII, '
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Raymond, of
Washington street. is entertaining
Mrs. N. E. Burnell. of East Orange,
N. J. ‘
. O
'l‘housnnds of yards of white goods
for spiing and suminI‘r 1111\I‘A"illl‘llt*t.l at
N ‘. lty‘IIn and Cos. The adv IIilI
iiitciest you.
‘- -—(‘.hoicc NIitiIe lI‘owls. "Joe in.
llayI-Is' Mitt, I
Matihger Weed, of lcorge (ii-ist's
market in Railroad avenue, is suffering
from an attack of pneumonia at tho
Bi'lng‘Iport Hospital.
Miss Gregory is entertaining the
. members oi‘ the Friday Afternoon
Which club today at her home. 14.}
Main street. Nonvaik. _
-Spocial Saturday: (Iran. Sllgiil‘.,‘Jl
llIs.. $l. 19.1). intwton & Co.
The East Norwalk Cash grocery is
offering special prices on groceries
that are. hard to beat. The adv. will
tell you all about. them.
Owing to the bad weather Contractor
Franklin BgGregory has not been able
to complete the l‘t’IDlflilklllg III" the
Cross street bridge in Norwaik.
—l’ot Roast. no bone. 10c. liiittery‘s.
Court Narruk. No. 58, Foresters of
America. held a regular meeting last
evening at its quarters in Water street.
Nothing of special importance was
done. *
William Mather. who died in New
York this week. left It widow. Mrs.
Susan Mather. who. has been a resi»
dent of Connecticut avenue for several
years.
mLadios‘ $0.50 Slices. for. Saturday.
.15: 08.. li‘lynn & ltyan.
‘lhe lIairtiuidI bounty members of the
prion” assembly have chosen (lIIUl‘HI'
.-\. llIIi'IIeI-I. of Sherman, member of the
static board of agriculture for lI‘IIiI'liI-ld
county.
At a special communication of St.
John's LIIIIu'h'..No. ti. {band A. 10.. held
last owning in Masonic Temple in
Wall sheet the fellowcniit (1ch co‘ II as
confer I ed.
~Ait0und Steak. He. linttei'y's.
lAIdios‘ Auxiliary. No. l. Daughters
of Er.in held Ii regulai meeting last
evening at its quarters in Wall street
III which only matters of routine bust
Iiess were transacted.
Mrs. Cozens and son Howard who
have been visiting Mrs Cozens‘ moth-
er MlS. Mniy Klndlllen of South Nor-
walk,” have retunnéd to their homeI in
Brooklyn, New York. I
#13951} Chops,..l2léc. Hayes'. .
Great. preparations are being made
today for the animal dance of the
Matinee Whist Club. which is to‘be
hold this evening in the Town Asscni
’biy llali. l)o1\'lyu will cater. _
John 11. Bodwcll. who recently dis
posed of his hat business ‘in Water
:lreet to John 11 Ruin av IIill IIIII omI
salesman for Fl IiniI' Ia‘iuoulzclli :12
Non. and II ill IstaAIt on the mad next.
Monday
Special Sutur III: Peeiiess Flour.
80c bag F.’1). m ton & Co.
Adolph W Dreyfuss,
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco
and Smokers' Articles of all kinds
wncxuno BLOCK.
Denim,
V. Knollunil 5%.. So. “amok.
HOURS—«8 a. m. to 3‘ p. m.
(Jill)
'snrely '
' Ievery standpoint.
SUNDAYS—12 to 4 p. m.
Fountain
Pen
If not satisfactory. will return
your money.“
lilW. W KilliY, JR.
..M, I DRAUAAGGIBAT. .
3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 626-3.
Wm.
Distinctive tailored gowns" are other
tised in the i). M. lie: Id IIIiI today
Rev. llIIWitI '.i‘ Vanlioi'cii. pastor of
the Norwalk Baptist. Church. returned
to Norwalk yesterday
having been onII ol‘ the speakers at It
large meeting in Boston. Wednesday
evening.
«Special Saturday:
Stlc. bag. F. l). Lawton & (‘o. A
David Richards. 6f the Overlook Mil.
itaiv A(',.t|(lt31ll_\' who IIIcentlv IIon the
Muialhoii lace at tho I\ll(]ll(ilililll has
gone to White Plains. N Y. todIII and
will Inn in II ten mile contest held in
that city.
>~~~Roast lieci.
Market.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .l, Meeker. or .IIIIII
avenue. Norwulk. left town \‘I'IIanIs-
day morning for IIII extended trip to
Florida. and other points through the
south. iiotli Mr. and Mo‘s. Meeker are
making the trip for the bonelit of their
healtlrand they will remain in the
warm cllmatIIAuntii spring.
Peerless lI‘lour.
lIlII 1b.. III New York
morning. after '
there Is no store in The Norwalks
better equipped to supply your ever)
want in thII grocery line than richi
heiII AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
(ini constant aim is to please and
glvo I'ou satisfaction evciv time A
it will be III your udvantnye to Ll'lllll‘
with us
Special, New
ldxtia Standaid Sliced lIIIInoiI tiling.
l‘IInchIII'. 25¢ per can: $2.85 per dozen
cans.
E‘xtru Standard ilarllott Pears. 25¢
nor can: $2.85 per dozen cans,
Extra Standard (li'oen (Iago or big:
Plums. 20¢ per can; $2.30 per dozen
Ians
letIII Stand: IiIl ltoIIIl .tun (hIIIIIIIs
25c pet can.
These are the tinest fruit packed :3
lb. cans.
Let us talk groceries to you.
BUY EDlBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church St Miller
LEADING GROCERS.
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
MONEY ADVANCED
tool], on their heusehold furniture.
pianos and other‘ personal property.
without removal on their own name
without inflor or Call and see us. In
dependent L an and Security 60..
anllnnd Bldg. Washington St. other
open until? p. in. ‘Monday and Sat
urday until 3:30.
BLUE FISH
Halibut; lIic; Salmon. 2tIe;,Ciscoe.s.
ltlt‘: Spanish Mackerel, the: Large
Smelt, ‘Ixc; Small Smelt. the; tier-
rings. 8c; Butter. 10c; Eels. 15c; Oys-
ters. 400; Long Clui'ns, 30c: Round
Clams. 35c; Sea Escallops. 4‘50; Flat-
fish. 100 lb.; Snapper Blues, 12c 11).;
Green Sea Trout, ltic 03.; God Steaks.
120 lb. I
TEL. 931.
Silcox & Van Scoy
181 Washington Street Bridge
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
.1. M. LAYTON 3!, CO
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80..NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY}
Clothing EConomy
Does not consist in buying cheapntail-
cred or ready-made suits. but in buying
the best that can be made at a mod-
erate cost.
Koppel clothing is the kind for
'eeonomlcal buyers to wear.
The price is low considering the
workmanship. and our workmanship is
unquestionably the best—best, from
we 5. KOPPEL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
2-1 No. Main St... South Norwalk.
Tel. 336-5.
on February Sale of Furniture
and Housefumishings
III‘IIIis safe and profitable Investment. and you have at your Ionunand a full
Iolicction III Fin "little of the (.‘ IIliIIIs & (‘Innpany standard to choose from and
enable you to find just what you want at II material saving. Below we give
you It low of pm I
Specials in Brass and Enamel Beds
31o 00 BRASS BED” ........... $38. 50‘ if 0. III) ENAMEL BED. . . .. ..... $16.00
$13.00 BRASS BED ........ . ..... $35.00 $lts'.00 ENAMEL BED..........$14.50
$18. 00 BRASS BED... .. . . ...... $32. 00 $1.I.(I0 ENAMEL BED .......... $12 50
$13 (I 00 BRASS BED ............. $29.00 $13.50 ENAMEL BED .......... $11.00
$:‘l.l.'10 BRASS BED... ...... AA....$27.00 $12.50 ENAMEL BED..... ..... $9.00
$25.00 BRASS BED..... ........ $19.00 $1050 ENAMEL BED.....~ ..... $7.00
$19 00 BRASS BED. $.I1400 "‘i 00 ENAMEL BED.. $600
.A .i. Col msdzCo
Funeral Directors and Embaimers.
12- 18 North Main Street, - South Norwalk, Conn.
_._AA__._A,.. A . m; ‘AA A x M..- ....... mummaf"?
O. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL STREET, PHONE 438.
WOO...
NORWALl’I.
i
V
SPECIAL FOR SATUR“.
DAY ONLY
OUR REGULAR LINE OF $3 50 SHOES
ALL LEATHERS. A’l‘ ............. '$2.' 68
FLYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHlNGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Don’t Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter
Merrill Business C6llege
FEBRUARY 1. 1909,
and LeIII'n 'How to EARN it.
South Norwaik.
Dayand Night Sessions.
Stamford. .AIAi’tiiftClIedtcr.
IM......I.._-...M_..- “LI. 1-.
Eleélric Labor Savers
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves, Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators etc. Pocket Flash-
lightsandElectrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
iHiR III II IIIRIIIII.
TELEPHONE 35- 4. 36 WASHlNGTON STREET
._ White Goods
'l‘.hIIu ands of mods oi new “llll- I ponds IIII Spring um] htllluilt‘i .IIrIch
this week. .
l‘ine Ficnch and Persian Lawns. White Pique. Mercerized Poplin. nil
linen and “I.I'kliiiIIiI." MIIrIIIIrized I'hitton. liutiste..llottcd Swiss. Douegal
Suiting. Crossbars. Lace Stripes. lllmlties. Figured Madras. etc. ' also a tine
line. of Tucked Nets for \okes sleeves and waists. All Oler Tucked IAIWH
\ll Ovei Embroidories many new IIoIeltles in Trimmings and dainty. real
hand made lIaccs.
N. E. RYAN 8: (30.,
86 Washington Street.
SATURDAY
FEB. 12th.
CHINA PLATE“
In addition to usual checks with
Spices, Extracts. Chocolate. Cocoa,
Tapioca. CornétaArclI, Tea, Coffee, etc.
WilHWfllilli
SIREN
Nature is too busy to turn out llnnl Crumnun
w.
.I I Jold Medal Flow is tilN!pe:i—- li' a bent
some men. tau—molt Alcut us to the such. Erlnusun
South N orwalk.
EVENING SENTINEL
015i 3901019
It strengthens and vitalizes
1 incl tones up the digestive organs,
aids assimilation, enriches the blood.
and rojiivouatos cvcr organ in the
body. In this unturu manner VinolA
ieplucos weakness with utieugtb.
We are positive it will benefit over
old person who will g1 on it a trio.
If it. don‘t we will refund their money.
FRANK H. BAXTER. Drugglst,
SOUTH NORWALK.
lII‘IiIvai'd sueenov of 801 anion. Penn~
sIlIniiia. spent yesterday IIitll Fl unit
l’. Rooney. of Norwalk.
'l‘lII-I onrncyiuen Barber's Union will
hold II special meeting, Sunday attor-
nuon. at Music Hall, in South Main
street. promptly at 1! o‘clock.
it you ate alarmed about your tires
icad the nth. of ti. Ileishtlcld and Son
Company.
Flynn and Ryan are offering a spe.
ciai Inducoincnt in the shoe. line for to '
Inorrow. ’l‘ho adv. will tell you IIlIoutA
it. “ '
t‘boppcd licef. 12c lluttery‘s.
A vciy elaborate function has been.
planned ioi the annual Lincoln IIIII'}
banquet, which will be hold this eve. I
plug at the rooms of the Catholic (‘IIIII
in West avenue. it: is expoctcd that
met 150 people will participate in the;
banquet.
.I. Jennings, rated 90, and W. Jiillit'ih‘
ruled 100. were to have played in the i
pool touInIInIeilt at the NIIIIIulk lire.
poliII- (platters. last evening. Abut IIIII- I
thnr oi’ the pluyols .Ippot'tiod. Ii . Milne i
am] lib and 1. Jones. rated 65. IIIII'
play this evening.
~Shouldor ‘Stouk. We 0).;
Roost. 10o. iiayes’ Mkt.
Friends of licanIsII-iitutive Chink-s
D. iiui'nos, of Atlreenwich, house chair- l
man of the judiciary connnittoc and
the majority leader. are quite C(lllt'til‘l'lIA
IIII over his health. He. is far from be.
ing a well man hnd it. is feared that the;
strain of tlic scssioirwlll prove too,
much for him unless he takes a long"
rest. The wound from his opcrntlonI
t‘or appendicitis has not healed prop-i
III'lI’ and it. is causing hint much pain.
The doctors are advising him It rest,
but he dislikes to iethc from the field
of active weik just as the jui'iIm'liIII
Ioniinittce is about to tal e up some of ti
the. most, important. legislation eIerI
suggested for the state.
~——Porh Roast. 13c.
Lean Pot i
illittcry‘s.
.-
M...- MIMI
II 1 W1 1"
Cure iour‘coid
Willi Flax Seed
For many years physicians have been suc~
cessfully ticuIlIIgtAoughs. “Colds." lironchi.
115 and t‘onsmnplion with an Emulsion of
lI‘l ax Seed called Ll NONINi'. 'l‘hitiitnot
II seIrct remedy. the formula being on every
bottle it III II palatable emIIlIiionw—sweetiis
cream - made of the oil compressed .cold
from the honor. selected Flax Seeds and by
II III: icnIiIic process requiring 120 hours. .
11 you wish to know what this Flux Build
Emulsion will do. write to the makers and
they will send you an order on II local ding—
gist for n regui. msize package (not ii men:
s. Implc) and will pay thcdruggintwlieni Ives
lot it 'l‘hislstlieirfrce gilt Iiiiideté‘le‘ the .
remedy itself show you what it can 00;.” "
The FirSt Bottle Is free ;
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
for it may not appear again and mail to The
ldnonlne Cu. .. l);',lllllllr) Conn l iIIIII: ncvcr
Iiied linuniiic. please supply the with the
that bottle free.
Inn-.-IIn-Inun-u,”nun-unnu-
I... IIIIII Inn-nun ll UDIIOIIIIC ....... ,.
8. ii. 8. Give full add‘ress«~Write plainly.
(‘IIIIIInu \tlllm- ni’ \‘Inrn Illr drove to
Greenwich yesterday. and while DassI
'lllg under the railroad tracks at. Stain.
ford a. not cinder from a passing ens
glue flew in his eye, and the optic is
quite sore today.
W
C J MINTZ & CO
5‘1‘”. '1,
3.
92 Washington Street, South Norwalk
We on ’s Shirt Wants
SOME SPLENDID VALUES IN THIS POP-
\‘t‘i'y
SltIt‘YI'i;
ilne
' lot and
cui'II‘
Wit 1st.
$1.49
refund
today.
Just
ing eui.
quality
There are lust I'll) in this
be (lupil
we
while they last. 98c.
Iii-L
50 New:
Madras
made and t\vo alike. ’l‘hesc
nus)“. lIacII I'nmt, IAlllt‘l‘lt'tt'S high class
lace in back. Will-“IS. and are I
sninrtness of hope:
$3.98.
lace trimmed. very
of Lingerie.
we would suggest
ULAR SECTION OF THE MINTZ STORE
$1.49 Dainty
Lingerie Waiéts
98c each
SplI mildly
Ilr
1 rows
Samples for This
Saturday A
i'ickinus mostly in the. Pure Linen and high grade
'l‘ailored \‘l’aists.
Remember. there are no A.
Waists are samples from one of ,
manufacturers of Tailored
a perfect body-tit and '.II
Prices range from 98a to
IotIId for
1rd ncc.
Values. from $1.30 to $5.01» 7}
SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY. I. . I
picking- on this
it. [his Waist can
outed for less than
will cheerfully
your .1 Ionev. S‘It- - . .
‘ l ‘ H L'I-lIII‘h .\e\v Spi'
colored dots and so
'I I ' Ico I'Inv- .
l [m '1‘ ml‘ ' very high lusiie; .
Bargain Table
Alllt‘i‘lt‘flil Printing Co's Wash Fabrics.
’l‘oniI‘i'
on sale {.00 yards. consisting of new stripe and dot
i-‘IIIIriI' that is washable."
IIiI‘IcIs. Saturday, 7c yard.
Bargain Table No. 2
lug Novelty Chiffon Pongee. self—
tall iiguies in all the new shades.
‘I'Ic qualitI. Saturday we will sell
at 150 yd. A big variety of patterns to select front.
N0. 1'“
“the Wash
row we will place
Fancy Lawns. etc.
up to 19c.
Saturday. 12c yd.
Bargain Table No. 3
An assortment of Lawns. Mereerized Wnistings.
just 300 yards in this lot; values
‘ Bargain Table
Soil.
dinary.
. inept stores
”Ax". inspection of this line.
creamy and dressy,
This ”ll“ of lI‘I‘IIII'lcs tlAIe
r- «—
"If it‘s new. we have it." See
and Buster llrown Collars. Silk, Lace and Net Bows.
and our big line of new and up-lo-datc Ruchings. at
popular prices.
39c PARISIAN SATIN STRIPE CREPES ..... 29:: YD.
something out of the or-
in“) showing and so! ling
Tomorrow 290‘ yd
New Neckwcar
No. 4
New York depuit~
Illnck Skirts. good
\\ c lnIite _IIIIII
rn ll‘le;
- ’l‘oinorrow we w
never sold less than 51
Bargain Table No. ‘5
$1.25 BLACK PETTICOATS, SATURDAY... .. ..-.980 V
ill place on sale 50 high grade.
last block. IIlth wide. embroidery.
‘" Saturday,98cA. '
..Il.
10c Outi
' ' I. ‘ i .‘
oui IIIII oi llll(ll Saturday. Scyd.
2.300 yards. all patterns, extra heavy in welghti‘
ng Flannel, 6c yd
. White
143 Off onAAll Flannelctte
Underwear
a; '3
XVI-I. will take. Hi 00' on all F‘lnn
tolnorrmv.
Skirts and Gowns. 29c to $1.50. less 13.
Two Unbleached
oVullle 10c each.
$1. 3.) English 1.01
. row 98:; piece.
noiette Underwear
mun-.ow 371/2’c each.
' Rompers
Mutlo front the very best Wash Fabrics; all the”
all styles and sizes.
new coldrsi including Ivbit’e.
stile toiiiorr.ow 25. 39. 49, 79c. ,
'\
98¢ each.
title Corset .‘COlf‘l.’
llair I’nl‘rs II'iII'tui
:1 pairs Ladlcs‘ I
On
One piece. to customer AAA
72x90 Bleached Bed Sheets, regular 50c kind,‘ to-‘aAAI
Hemstitched Pillow Cases. 45x36, tomorrow 18c cap _ '
Bed Spreads. full size. nice Marseilles designs.
Goods Specials
Turkish Towels tomormw for 15;,
Ig Cloth 12 yatds in place, tumor-.1
s..$atuid.1y 24¢ each.
artltic box. Saturday. .490 box.
lose. i()lilAOl“.10W for 25c. -
visrrons Fnom STAMFORD. l
l
Delegaiict ol' TwentyIfIve Attends‘
Methodist Evangelistic Meeting. I
giitlicier Simon Zolotes who had be
longed to the company that. rebelled
against the IIIIIIcrnineAIIt. Thomas the.
doulitei. inipoluous Peter. and the. two
ghot- headed biotheis. James and John.
A large. and attentive audience cameI But the power of God came upon them.
together at the Norwnlk Methodist ,Iind they were “wonderfuuy used in
Chuich last evening for the Brother-.5 s'pieuding the kingdom But this pow-
.hood Night in the series of evangelistiI icr is just as mighty today, and when
meetings A company of about twenty- I men and women are transformed by it
five persons came from Stamford 00““ then thev are titted to witness of what
that city.
sistlng of those who had been intei-‘
ested in the series of meetings which
Miss May B. Lord has rcently held In
The subject. of the address
last night was “Witnesses for Jesus." 1
After Ioadlng a brief scriptuie lesson;
ii‘om First Corinthians Miss Lmdi‘
spoke roin the text. Acts 1:8 “But
ye shall receive power after that the.
Holy Glmst in come upon you. and ye
shall be witnesses unto me." She
spoke oi IIIII IhIIIIictI-II of the men who
\IIIIc. chosen as disc iples of (,‘lliist and
01‘ [ton he might haw expected that
some of the noblest and most lionoied' I
men (it ihP time- would be: chosen to’
curry on his work after his departure...
But when or 58c MMHICW the. tax-
.iesus has done for them.
Harry Steiiing sang The Penitent
from the Prodigal Son at the beginning
of'thc service. and at the close of Miss
Lord s Eddiess he sang with much feel-
ing the. solo Come Home. There will
be seivices this evening at, 7:45 p. in. I
l
l
-—-Clicupest accident insurance~Dn
'i‘hoinns' Eclectric Oil Stops the pain.
anIAl heals the wound. All Ilruggists
sol it.
cocoon AT NApLes.
AI'IIerIcan Ships Had Aided in Giving
Heller to Earthquake Sufferers. W
NAPLES-I. lfcb. liar—The American
gunboat Scoipion. which come [ruin
Ionstantinople. to aid in the work 0..
Ielieving the Mossiua earthquake suf
ferers. came in lime yesterday {tour
th south and anchored alongside tit
Biitish battleship Abouklr. On the
other side of hte Aboukir is the Albert
can supply ship Celtic. which also has
been distilbutlng toilet in the son
The Duke and Duchess of Counting
are on board the British vessel. and it.
day the duchesn took seveial photo
giaphs oi the. Anieiican vessels With
the idea of adding themh to her ool
lectibn or pictures of British warships.
that went to the resuce pf the earth-A
quake victims. . .
CASTOR i
For Infants and 0111111”
Ilia llInIl You III'III AlwaysABIIIglil
g3.
Bears 023
Signature .I.’
Norwalk Chronicler