, day.
oi‘
, sentenced from live to twelve years on
In hroeni mater“ s,
in (III, $34k IiQ;
I“Ilstié till
121- 2, 18, 20wd256yd
I.
E. K. BANKS
”A“? ”away“
[III I I
I
WASHINoi‘oNVd“oltt‘I'I-ioAv sEN'rI‘. "
The Sentinel Twill be issued as a
moi hing paper IIeItI Monday. Washing
ton' 3 Birthday.
'lhc II out of the Atlantic and Pacilic
tea store III Main street. Nonalk is
being repainted. I
——Pot Roast, no bone. 10c. Buttery's.
The Swaoska'wn‘nt can. will meet °
next Friday with Mrs. D. Burr Hench.
'i East Notwalk.
A son was born yesterday to F01 Illtl
Councilman and Mrs. Thomas Robins.
or Scynionr avenue 5
——Spccial cut price sale at C. .l.
Mlntz & Cd‘s." Need the adv.
Isaac 'l". Payne is improving.r after a
serious Illness at his home, I) IlantoId
place. South Norwalk. '
Tuesday, Februruv 23. will be ob-
served as public visiting day in the
’ South NOI‘Wlllk public schools.
—~Choice Native Fowls, 20c lh.
llaycs‘ Mkt.
Arthur McMullen, oI Stamford. has
Sold a Model I. Pullman top tonuoau
touring car to Dr. W. J. ’l‘raccy. ol' Nor»
walk.
llcnry (Irccu, oi‘Norwulk. in among
those who are visiting the motor hont
show in Madison Squaie (Itlltlt‘ll to
day.
~Roast Veal.
Market.
Miss Sadie (Jai'glll has returned to
her homo III Westport avenue. utter a
few days” visit with frlcnuds in New
York city. '
J. Howard Field, of Brooklyn. will
be the guest of MI. and Mrs James
Cousins, of Taylor avenue. on SutuI-
day and Sunday.
—-ane’ Rib Roast. I"1,éc.llutIer s
Rev. J G. Merrill. cxptesidcnt oi
Flake University. will III'UILII in tin
Congregational Church. New Canaan,
again this Sunday. "
Miss Mary G. Rider has successfully
passed her examinations" at Mount
Holyoke College. and will
through the course.
I—liomomadc or Link Sausage, 10c
lb. llayes' Mkt.
At the regular meeting of Norwalk
Aerie. No. 583‘. F'. t). 16.. four new lllt'lll-
here were taken in, and other minor
buninoss matters transacted.
Frank Grlndrod was‘ablo to resume
his duties as clerk in Willis ll. Scl-
leck's clothing. store. this morning. af-
ter a. 1'er duyu' illness at his home III
Winnipnuk. '
.——’l‘ake a loolt in the window at the
New York Market.
Mrs. Jessie B. Gerard, of South Nor-
walk. was in Bridgeport. yesterday.
She is the chairman of the forestry dc»
partmcnt‘ of the National Federation of
Women 9 Clubs.
A social dance will be held this eve-
ning iii the Washington Dodge Ball. in
Cianbury. by John Knorm of that place
A fine time is aiitlcipated by those"
'w lIo expect to attend.-
~Ladies‘ $3. 00 shoes $2.39.
& Ryan. '
The first game In the South Nor-
walk Club‘s bowliii'g tournament. will
be. played this. evening commencing
at 8 oclock. The. cti'ntcsts will be he
tWt’tll temps I. 2 and' 3.
Mr and Mrs. Millard Reynolds and
daughter Ethel-Hot l’I‘aIInington. Maine.
are no“ spending Ir few days with
{III "115 in Bridgeport after II tow days'
staI with MI. and Mrs‘ E. .l. Clinich.
of Wesipoit avenue. "
‘tb—b‘IcIsh i—lums, 13c Buttery‘s.
llarvev WazneI was taken to the
stop prison at. Wcther,sfield Wednes-
hv Sheriff lI‘Iauk' H Turklngton.
Litchfiold county. Wazuer was
18c 1b., at New IoIk
remain
Flynn
two counts of homo s_.tenllng
The Nutmeg Cluh held a Iegular
meeting last ovning at its quarters to
the Coleburn block. It was voted to,
hold a special meeting next Thursday
evening for the consideration of many
thportant changes III the club.
——Cheapcst and best place in town
to buy your Su day dinner is at the
New .‘I’ k_ Maritt.
Miss oy. E. Alvord B. H. S ’03. of
South Norwalk, who has been the
guest of Miss Florence Strong. or 70
Fifth street for the past few days In
tinned to her home today While in
New Haven she received many calls
fiohi forniei Ilussmates. ~—Ncu llaven
Register .
'—~Blliou "’ ll‘éeI licavy afIcI (Iluucl'. "
'ioinz,h 9".6or3t.eil Il2’ Bitter taste? Com-
DIOXIDE-119W? Liver. needs waking
Do ans Regulets curo hilious at.
t CIIBMDISW'WWVMHS .IIorc.
i
Parker:
Fountain
It‘ not satisfactory. will return
Huh. ”WIN
IIIW. W IIIIII III.
, D'RUGGII‘I‘.‘
“ "3‘- NoItTI-‘t MIN srnI-rc'rm
, rat... sacs.
fi'v' it". ‘»,'
“M
’l‘hc Epworth Léagtte of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church expoctn to
present Ibo play: The Distrakl Schoot‘
III the near future. IIIId “those who are
to take part will Ichcurni: ouch 'l‘ucs
day and TWIN“)??? yciilq5.5
LOOK"
Cod Steaks; 2 no. for 25c; Halibut,
ltic; Salmon. 200; Clamps. 12v;
Smelt. lilo; Herring, 80; large lint-
ter, 12c; Eels. ”the; Oysters. 5100'.
Long Clams. 300: Round Clams. 330.;
Sort 'l‘I'out. ISc; It‘lnuan ilauldlcs.
121/90; Shad, 120.; Snapper Illuco. 'Jc;
Weak, i2i': Idscnliopu. kitlc; Flat. to.-‘;
lIull Heads, 121,130..
TEL. ‘31. FREE DELIVERY
John C. Silcox
181 Washington Street Bridge
Horace E. Dana 8: Son,
45 WALL ST., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
' Insurance
We have'acveral decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Do You Know
there IS no store Ill The Norwalks
better equipped to supply your every
want in the grocery line than right
heIo AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
OIII constant. aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time.
It will he to your advantage. to trade
with us.
Special, New
Extra Standard SIII'cd Demon Clln
Peaches. 25¢ per can; $2.85 per doze
cans.
Extra Standard Bartlett Pears. 25c
per'can; $2.85 per dozen cans.
Extra Standard Green Gage or Egg
Plums. 20¢ per can; $2.30 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard RoyIII Ann Cherries,
25¢: ‘per can
These are the finest fruit parked 3 _
II) cans
Let us talk grotorloh to you.
‘BUYIEDIBVLES v'ou can ‘EAT.
ChurCh 83- Miller
. LEADING onocgns.
33 Wear WASHINGTON, eraser.
- $22150 DRESSER ............. $17. 50"{5
" MONEY ADVANCED.»
to all, on their household furniture,
piano: and other wanna property.
without“ femoral, on thdiI‘ ovm name A' .
.mthont, Indorser. Call and means. in
dependent Loan ind Security 60.,
myilttnd‘amdgiiwabhlngtonlfit. Oflée ' ,
Monday and an. ,'
open until 71'
urdaylfint'liss I t ‘ IE5 IAN.
I5N5$UEAN§E
REAL ESTATE
Steamship ”PIckets
J. M- LAYTQN & CO
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWAl-K.
ngmg Iu.¢to«_~t.n.... r
l W“
cake 3...... ,Tolittcco
and SnIoIIersAroclep (ii-all kinds
Manna, noon
I2 “who“ 35%.. 5o.T{orme\k. .
HOURS—8 n. m. to 3 p. m.
SUNDAYS—12' to 4 p; m. .
......
‘Be Sure You Are RIght, I
Then Go. Rhea ”
Have Koppel to do your tailoring
and you 11 BE moi-IT.
Then no matter how many cyan are
' turned upon you, you can go ahead
perfectly free from thaty miserable
:Ieellng- that. somethinm to among; - 5'.
Our customers enjoy that priceless
comfort that comes with KNOWING
thaI they are titted RIGHT.
N0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR. .‘lT-J'IEIPER-
3 . fiEcT FIT. .
LEO s. KOJ’PEL
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
24 No. Main St" South Norwalk.
' Tel. 33645.
PAGE“ ' THREE.
x.
$42. 50 DRESSER. . . . . . I ......
$25.00 DRESSER ............ $20:00’;;
'I‘lt
.‘I H M
58 WALL STREET,
South Norwalk.
February Sal
‘ Offer the people of the Twin CIties the largest flock of Furniture,
under one roof, at a saving, to you, from 20
30%. ’I‘oday “It? Iitto‘te you It 03W III
Our SpeCIals in Dressers
, ,. Fuuenil Directors and Embalmers.
.3 lib-IS North Main Street, ~:
Q. B J cokson
Optician. . '5 53
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 438.
Don't Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1, 1909,
‘and Learn How to EARN it.
Stamford.
e
'70 to
$18. on DREBSER ..... . . . . . mm.
,.
new prices: ......
South Norwaik, Connr
, nonwAtIc.
Day and Night Sessions. .
Port Chedler.
Electric Percolators. Chafing
TELEPHONE 35- 4.
Electric Labor Savers
Diuhcs, Small Stoves, Water
Heaters, Broilers. Ovens. Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
iights and Electrically Driven Toys.
:ric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
IHEREDIVIIKII}
A large assortment of EIcc-
III II
36 WASHINGTON STREET
than here at the Velling section.
attempted is now ready.
season.
1nd becoming to everyone.
86, Wnahmgton Street.
{\o better place in the city to ltcopposiod
Black. whim. navy. green,
tnrla. old rose and all the popular shades.
NE. RYAN .8. co. f
Whats New In Vetting?
\\lliI foshlou'n Veil Ingnrtes
The most. extensive. collocttou we have ever
The now Sen-Sou Veil edema much in favor this
Probably so named for III-i daiutily,
“aahioned after the confection of that name.
square sluipdtl' dots, so deftly
It is very pretty and dreasy.
brown, catawha, wis-
-,_. South Norwalk.
5.33%, m; gum-I. Irena
.nazi
James 1". Rooney. tho' young non of
Mr. and Mrs: James II. Rooney. is ill
at his home III Chapel stiect,N01quk
Mitt
McKinley Camp. Spaniah War Vet
eraus. hold a regular meeting last
evening at the armory. "
importance was done.
Willlnin Jones -or Norwdlk enjoyed
a days vacation from his duties as
Thomas Smith.
.—Shoe bargains Couneally & Bracken
'l‘hc IIppoInIIn'cnt of tho admlnl. '..tra~
tots on the estate of tho Into Lori
iluuto'rd. which was to tune been
Inudo hy Judge ll. W. Gregory. of III"
' Norwalli Probate Coiiil. has han coii
tiuuotl. and will probably ho made to
Inurrou morning. . .
--Fresh side Pork 10c lb. Hayeu'
Nothing 303 '
hocolate, Cocoa, ,
Tapioca, Coraétarcli, Tea, Coffee, “
Wot WW on Imsxontri
IT
MI. an‘idiMI'xI‘. lollipono t: Iii'thvol‘ anon
_—-;v
EIIon." Intent yootm'doy in Now YoIII
c .y. i' I, . .
’—4_Pot Ron “I. no boIIe. 10c. Buttery'a.
Mrs. Philip ’1‘ Ounce. or Railroad
avenue. re IVedlword this morning
that her ah 'I I. .Cliarlcti‘ Shiite. had
died my suddenly in New York The
der eased had been married any three
mamas, WI? mm a strok'e' or do oploxy.
Redd Ii & Ryan's adv. 8 0e tiar-
motnrman 0W the 40°“ trolley linen, I gains to lateral: the; whole. family‘
yestcldav, and his place was filled by‘
Stephen G. Briggs and Mrs. Mary
Barkeimhotli‘of New Gannon, were
married in the selectmen'h olilce, Stam-
ih‘rdn Weduottduy“ afternoon. -. by It .jun-
tint! ot-=tlmxpohntn ~.'l,‘hcv_w5Wcro‘a comi-
'al looking.r couple and“ abrasioumllrn
good deal of meiilmont among the
town hall cmwd. Stamford Adv0catc
Roast Iioci. 11¢ 1b.. III New Yotk
Market.” ,_ . ,
....... honour ‘
vlyl -'"i.“u W“!‘;-.H"
Special
VII ‘. 1..
- 31 (hi \\ hitc llod Spit-ails full size .
.“CU
PREPARATIONS OF UNPRECEDENTED CHARACTER HAVE BEEN MADE
.FOR SATURDAY'S SPECIAL CUT PRICE SALE OF FRESH, NEW SUPERIOR MER.
iCHANDISE. EVERY SECTION OF THIS BUSY STORE WILL BE CROWDED
WITH SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS DAY THESE DO NOT HALF TELL THE
I .
Cut Price Sale
a in
. Towels
‘Ific ext.” hcnII, II-Iy long ........
We Touch; ....... ...........
lilo All IIllt'll Tom-ling
Cut Price Sale
.........
Embr‘oideries
’27 inch \t‘l_\' iluo duality".
Halo piiru
Iog‘ular
Cut Price ’ SaIe
. . ; i.
Cut PrIce Sale
.............. 79,; 23c Cuticura Sutton...”..................16c cake
30c l’ompeiiau itinhsage Cream ................. 38c
A I
Cut Price Sale
1000 yards llt,'\‘l’ AIIIerican Prints. sale ......... 7c yd.
., ............. 10c
............. ‘ ..8c ' . .
........... 9c yd. Cut Pnce Sale
39c Sailings, new érey and Iancy ed’ects ...... 24c yd.
4g .
III,w
."Jc to 79v Id.
.......... 39c yd.
3 amt iIk tinting Fl numls light and
check and rancv. cleaning up oi
Cut Price,“ Sale
dink patterns.
ir (’lllllt‘ stock
‘3 .
Coupon '
With this coupon you may buy. Saturday,
$100 Flannelctte Skirts ............. 506
ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER .
............. I.........i.......,............ Scyd.
. * Cut Price Sale
Cut Prlce sale .. Sc and We LudlésI‘ Gollais .; ....., ............. 18:
3c Amoskong (.ixiglIII‘In“..1.é.....'..._... ...... {SI/2c yd.
I III Ill't ll. ' “
' ' Cut Price Sale
Cut Pnce Sa!e 3c t‘iurks Thxcadl. ....................... ayzc spool
5 (Inst-t 3 worth up to SI. ttd‘pair .‘3 .......... 59c pr. 3‘ 6 to customer
Cut Price Sale Cut PM? Sale
, litc (‘orsot “we“; . . ' . ......... ' ' “ '''' 106 each {.00 Pocket llooksistilo ..................... I. . .256}:
Cut Price S
i‘iiu (ulcloth. all Um no“ patients
I
ale
.......... 18c yd.
We. will place 30 regular stock Wat
nrday; ncver sold less than $1.00
$1.00 Shirt Waidts, 79c
SIR, on solo Sat.
Saturday. . . .79:
With this Coupon you may buy. Saturday,
We Candy for ...................... ..5o lb
LIMIT 5 LES. TO CUSTOMER
Who ever hoard of Pure Linen Tall
“.98?
meals, entire-trout. or wide and
, Gibson (effect. large pearl
We offer 10 dozen splendidly made gar-‘
buttons.
cutie: each Waist III II separate l.
0er Waists at
narrow pleats.
laundered
)ox .......... $1.98
oi Wuists ......................
Made just. like a man's shirt; the r
talc.
Wc'have 20 dozen of those handsome Gibson mod-
Cut Price Sale
Bleached Bed Sheets good quélity
72x90; regular title, cut price ..... , ............. 31c’
extra. lat ge,
LImItI: It
........... 98c ea.
cry best. mater-
moriow for 3
I We will 0ch you 5500 Sample Net “aists to-
Advance Styles
Wash Goods Pongees Lawns Dottéd Swiss Pique,
Silk Mulls. Linen Suitings at popular prices
.,_ ........... $3.93
Mina Boas M. Reddiuu of Phillips-
hing New Jersey. who has becnthe
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robeit C.
Mitchell. [01 several days. was called
home todav. on account of the sudden
death of her uncle, Richard D. Red—
diug. ot' IAlliibcli/Svllle, New Jersey
The deceased was a prominent politic.
inn and well known throughout. bid on,
the state. . ,
V ~—iI‘resh Hams. 13c.
The P. P. Beety company, (Incorw
pornted). of New Haven. has filed II
_ ceitittcate of organization with the
late ecrotaryr The capital is $1.
00 an the" (miners are: President,
Matthchl‘H Griffin; vide-pI’eélde'nt.
Mich'Iiel E. (II-min treasurer Matthew
H. Grittin. secretary. Paul .Bcetz
z'HItucss against. the vompunv Iuav be
' Ecrvmi on tho uocictair. Articles of'
' association haIc also be II tiled hy
the \VIlIBIIiIIl‘yH ludepeutcucc Sociuk
r-.lub IliL‘IIfiltll‘fl'Iftd. 0t. Watcihmy.
irwSlionldm SIcIIk.510nt‘lh.. Icuu not
now Ion. Iliuyva' Ming
‘ " 'I't‘ IIIII‘IIIcI-titut IpcImIt
suits ugal: _ Employers for death min
“to tho .Imount of $5. 000. A chCIaI law
rcceIItly enacted extends the limit
to $100.00 Midulo Rioclo‘g" of New? Ed-
you. has Noggin It suit. aguInIIt. th, New,
York New drop and Earth) Rall-
rOad Company. under the new law,
for the dé'nth or John Vecchl‘ano. of
whose estate he is adminitsrntar. it is
said to bé the' first s'uit unde‘r ti’II's' law
ever entered to the state.
I. —-l-iome- made Sausage 10c lb. Hayes'
' Owing to the (act that the hook and
ladder truck of South No‘rwalk broke
an axle, Wednesday night. while re-
turning froin‘ the flr'e on the 113011
Point raid the. old “Sea ave" truck...
formerly used by the tineor Truck
company. which has bboh utor‘éd in I‘
J. Reynolds Inna silicothonow chem
col truck was purcluII-Iod‘. has been ‘liol-
round and will he III-ted III South Nor-
walk until IIIrIlI own In repaired The
truth no.8 IuItt‘Il to South NIII‘WIIIII yes
tciduy lumping. "
Buttery 's.
Extra for This Saturday
TEST OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Residents of Broad River Investigat-
inn Two Makes.
The Iesldénté of Broad River turned
house. in regard to life protection for
thuéiasm was shown. ‘Mr. North agent.
Company, was present and. told the.
good merits of t 'e momma and the
Badger extinguis er‘ Was 3180 de‘monl
stinted.
A connnittige comprised 'of George
George W". it’lllls- was appoihtéd to wit
uess a“ demonstration of both the Badg-
er and Staudmd extinguisheims which
ing. and report: at the next meeting
which will he hold ’I iiendaI evening.
Al; the cotuin v,
cominlttcéi: M iii
mound a'iI'Iohg Ihe people who have
‘ bIlIJSCleI Ionian. and seo‘bow [MI
moot on tIIc enl'ficc t. and which oxtl
'guishcr they ptefor. .
Priced are qddted ioi tho Bridgoi --cx
of may or more, can the seemed for
311. I30F ' I
APPLIED TO THE CASE.
clergyman went to have his teeth
by' mdohtls'fl When the wont who one
the dentist declined to accept more
thin a hominid Ice. The. parson. in rt}
turn for this favor, Insisted laICér on
was a disquiaitlon on the Psalms and
on the fly teat he had inscribed thin;
appropriate quotation:
"Andi my month shah Show Iorth
'Iliy praise. ‘
CliI‘llI.tZ*--~Allfl so. Mrs... Howard.
topic to church ovmy Sunday? MIR.
Howard-4' on, NI i‘riootty we' re IIIIcII
atrnuchu in town vet that We luIva. no
. ~7I1‘Icuh ShuIIIdt-rs, 10c. II‘uIIvry' a,
you. IIIIIIEEII5~~1IWUNIE MW
out in Inigo number last night to the , '
public meeting held in the school- 5
the homes in the district, and much on ‘
for the Standard Fire Extinguisher '
Knapp; Haiti-Wife“: Edward ,Mills and .
will he tried on o hon fire this “on ,
imcetiug‘ two or three: ‘
,‘bc appointed to go ‘
tIuguisher for lots ot twenty or mole '
at. $7.503 while urn staccato In. lots . '
f'artii
According to Harper's Weekly. a.
xedl .
the déntist‘ accepting a- volume of the ‘
reverend gentleman‘s own writing. It
'yo'u .
Thick goods or thin—wool, ' ,
Isilk or cotto ‘
‘ werklng tool'.
Wss
earsand stissor (0'
no: one ' v“ .
work than any oth —I
cutting room i
house old -
i" II
in every way aIIdIIhever-z
b'erlt you ever purchased.
you can '
our st re and (Ira
cheerfu ly refunt
amouIQQ ybtrpaid .
Norwalk Chronicler