Norwalk Chronicler

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

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Confectionery
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Lilli NEWS

EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS

92-2—Newn Department
fizd—Buclneu Department
44 --Branch Office, Norwnik
89.0 —-Edltor’s Residence
729-5-—-.-clty Editor's Residence

WEATHER" Fonncnsr. ,

For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy with Occasional rain tonight
and Saturday. Cloudy weather pre-
vails generally in all the northern
districts from the Rocky Mountains
eastward to the coast. The distur-
bance that was central in Utah yester-
day morning has moved southeastward
and is now central in Texas. The
temperature is rising in the central
an eastern sections, but ist tailing in
tir northwest, where it is below zero.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
cloudy and unsettled weather, but not
much rain. The temperature will rise
slowly.

 

 

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO.

Temperature: Low. 23; high, 34.
Clear.

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‘ --Milllnery sacrifice, last day let
Anniversary Sale, tomorrow. C. J.
Mintz & Co. See advertisement.

Just in. A fine line of manta sample
ehoee at Max Levy‘s. You will find
the prices in the adv.

The Egbert Club of the First Con-
gregational Church will give an oyster
supper tonight in the chapel. The or-
chestra. will furnish the music.

~sun Hats, $1.75 to $3. O’Brien.

The faculty and atudneln oi the
South Norwnlh Merrill Business Col-
lege will give a reception this evening l
at t town assembly hell in Wall

etre apartments in the llurlelglnn, just off

Some twelve or so young ladies from

pretty dance [or Christmns night at
the town assembly hall in Norwnlk.
:I'or the benefit of the Day Nursery.
The proceeds will go to a moot worthy
institution and it. in hoped to dispose
of a large number of tickets.

~Lnst day tomorrow. 0. J. Miutz 8:
Co. Last day.

The Control Labor Union in plan-
ning to have u benefit performance and
a demon at Music Hall on December
23rd and last evening at the regular
meeting, when the semiannual reports <
were accepted, the committee on iho I
entertainment and dnnce wus contin-
ued. This conniutn of Henry, Seltzer, I

Stephen Selhyoud Miles Inloxinrll. n New York, New linvou uud iiurl
Charles 1,}. Seymour, n‘iormer well i'ortl express truiu nl hloonoy'n (-roun-

knowu South Norwulk young man. I
who has many friends in this city, will I
set. sell from San Francisco on Decem-
ber 15th, for China, where he will let
cute in the interests or the American
Tobacco Company, in whose employ
he has been for a number of yours. Mr.
Seymour will leave New York for San
Francisco next week. llo lmi-l tho
heartiest congrululntlonn or his triendn
over the .nuocenn he line boon
achieving with tho cmnpnny. Mr Boy
and hill sister, Mine Edna Seymour. ‘
have been residing in New York for
some time.

-—We wnnt the pcoplr- oi -. ‘ho Nor-
wulka to thoroughly llilllt‘l‘i-l nod (illi- l
thing regarding our line; We do not ,
curry cheap. poorly uuulo irumen and

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: F. H. liaxter, Druggirit

Funeral Director and Embalmer

Jewelry 0

is always appro-

Xmas

in and look over
my line?

36 North Main street, South Norwaik.

Cellar-cumin Returns From Trip to

tntlve E. J. lilli. of Connecticut. hue
nrrlvod here for the winter and he und

somewhat from
the Norwnlks huvc arranged it very prnpflred for it hard wimpy-3 work. up
hue moved his oilicce at the Capitol to
the room of the committee on expon-
dilures in the treneury department. of
which he Who made clinlrmun ut the
clone of the hint 8085101].

where he mndo u long tour, urcour
puuicd by W. l". Bishop, of Norwuik.

kiiin. seventy yours old. in ion (-rilivul

noel! crushed unii hotly unfilled uml

ville lo iokv u train for llriduopori,
where his wife in ill at the home of n

lined in, (fonrzul llrown, 17. or Bunion,
who are lirolhoru. ului lionJuiuln 80v
zui‘. 213, iii llnnlmry, were bound over
to the Superior l'ourt

Il'i‘IflllI rum.
Railroad livlm'ilvi- Vioroui lull! night
iii lilo nl'rivul of u fi‘i'IKliI irliln
Mlliwuy. hilt-lug Iii'l‘Il found In it our

UGH SYRUP
Cures that Cough

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“women's
Launch Works

Boat Frames set up and ready to
pink.

All kinds of repair work.

Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.

OystchheliPoint.Norwalk
A. J. Hand & Company

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Blilillillillllli

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Hoyt'l Theatre Building. South Non
walk. Conn. Phone 428

Oavld W. Raymond

 

 

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19 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Residence, 8 Washington street.
Telephone at office, 336.2.
Telephone at noun, 693.

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printe for

Gifts

Why not come

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WOO“. 6 )OhOsflflOm

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Rogers & Stevens

An old mummy» buying an Overcoat them
day, who laid; f'l‘vhfhun buyhgciodm hero teem .,
yarn. Once in I crude I any away. 301‘ I ALWAYS

. COKE BACKl I cin't find any such clothes on here, i
. clue that wear so well and look so well for the my." l '

You will find lots of other men with the sums cxper- l

lance-it always Works out the tame way—thcfi'ieiomo I I

I back. We should like to have you try it out for yourself.

l ‘ Begin with these handsomely tailored Overcocts, in
the best-looking collection of fancy patterns we have

ever had; Id

$10, 015, S18, $20, $25, $28, $30.

Regulation models in fancy weaves and patterns.—
military collar mMelMoublc-collar coats you can wear
with collar up and buttoned to chin, or with collar and
lapcls down—handsome Chesterfields in black and Oxford.
The greatest showing of Overcoata in town.

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TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St,
So. Norwalk.

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Masonic Building,
Norwalk.

 
 

 

 

 

 

l ronlizo that tile host. sloziliivst and most profitable customer is the
SATlSlv‘lhli) one. i believe that the highest quality goods. as a. rule,
cont lens than poor goods in proportion to real value. 'i‘lnit although A
low price will appeal to most people at first. sooner or later it will
come to a matter of results. and the SATlSFll‘JD customer will be the
one to whom i am selling the most goods.

A word from you will bring any quantity you may wish—oi the
highest quality. grain and teed. May 1 have thnt word?

Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Proprietor .5 MANUEL TORO HATCH.
lionnle Chick Feed
lionuic Home Food
lionnlo llnlry Food
lionnlo l‘onllry Peed
Iitliilllt‘ Sorulclllilg Food

 

 

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Mexico.
WASH l NG'l‘tiN. Doc. .'i.~ltcprvson»

iis inmliy are occupying their old

l‘homas Circle. Mr. Hill is suffering

rheumatism, but is

Mr. Hill value here, from Moxlro.

NEARLY KILLED BY A TRAiN.
MllllililEN. lion, .‘l.-~l-Idwln 'i‘mup

:ondition iii Illi‘ iiivritivu houpilui, with
can iruoiurvii. nun-rill rilul broken.

)ruikcii on u result of living :iil'lli.'k ll)

nil. Yulcnrillo. luul iiinhl. lio won on
HR wny from his son’s homo in \‘ulon

laughter,

ROBBER FREIGHT CAR8.
(illll’l‘tiN. Ilt‘i‘. 3.""R(ill(‘l'i llrown.

 

lodny on n
invoking und poll-ring
They were nrerii‘d by

'hurgo or

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iy ilonlluvior 'l‘l-l’l. 'l‘ln-y wont lo lull
ll dl'illuli at Mill” lmulin in um‘l‘i ('nno.

 

pictures. but Wt' huvc n choice lilliitli‘l'
meat of water colors uud Illlliil colored
photographs which nro euro to ill! in
your Xmao list. ii. A, ‘i‘illy, 78 \Nlthll-
tuition street, upulnirs.

George H. Abrams, who recently on.
nouncod, has been promoted from lilo
«'anhiership of the South Norwnlh
Branch of the National liincnii com
pany to the «euro pouitlon at the. inrn~
or Waterbury hrniioh, left for the
Bruins City last evening, to asuuum hie
dution. Mr. Abrnmn taken with him
the bust wiuhuu o! :1 wide circle or
friends he hull made during bin two
yours clay in South Noerk. Mr.
Abrams has boon uucoeedod in Soulh
Norwnlk by llurry P. Snyder, oi Mill-
dictown.

——~Wlnter (lope. Winter Conn. O'Ilrlcu

Olive Branch Lorine. Knightu of PM
lhlnn, had on lulornuting uurtion liilll
night ill. the i'iilli'lllhlim o! the regular
met-ling, to mine umnvy for the uninh-
vr and ontm-tulummu to be held next
Monday night. .Iliiinpli W. liorhnm aci-
cd on auctioneer and won nlno the suc-
ooniul bidder. A lnr i:- important look~

‘ in: box Willi brough in and the once
lion wan alerted. When Mr. florhnm
opened up his prize box he round that
it contained no lmmmmc lemon. This
merchant of the lodge had it great deal
of fun ovor the affair.

mean
Assorted Chocolates

25c
Wilson-Pond Corporation,

 

 

 

OPEN
SATURDAY
incurs

ll’rolu novou to eight,
for tho occonuumintlon
oi Iillily people,

lloponiin received.
ohm-Rn ounlwil. rhuugo
iuiilin.

lillillllt'ml nvvounirl in.
vilmi.

So. Norwalk
Trudi Co.

Four per cent. paid on
Savings

 

 
 

 

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ALL SIZES
At COLEMAN’S

NIWO l‘TORI
10 North Main er. ' loath Hamill

 

 

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sieve..-o..‘y;. ’.1‘9‘“1“0“A..1..'...3n;.
THE

219 ELM STREET.

For Catalogue,.Demomtration, etc., adore“ or phone

ERWIN M. JENNINGS co.

DISTRIBUTE!!! FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY

Telephone No. 11 BRIDGEHORT, CONN.

 

 

SeeEsc

Greenport Oysters, Boneta Mackerel, F rott-

h'cw Redford Escallops; Opened Long Clams,

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

 

 

nt Simeon-Powell Corporation.

quality will he found in the "end Mir.
Better road It.

Willie ’lt P. A. Mitchell's. The prices

 

 
 
 
 

dovetail-aenwmy

4

on right, too. litre adv.

 

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all

(WARRANTED DRY)

rs.

fish, Sea Trout, Bluefish, Siscoes, Flatfish,
Smelt, Halibut, Herring, Salmon.

35.: qt; Ling, 60 lb., 5 lbs. for 25c;
Oysters; Long and Round Clams

TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.

 

SOUVENIR‘

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4
, BLUE PLATE

In Addition to the Usual Checka
wrru

OPIGEB. EXTRACTG. CHOCOLATE. COCOA.

TAPIOCA, CORNOTARCH, TEA, COFF’IE, Etc. 1.

Sovereign Poultry Seasoning

given lhutuunly liuvor lo l'oullry, lluiuo nod titull’vd Minn...

10c Package, 1 Check

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or. Will dependent on the Quality
at m. rename. one» mum
equipment in me I you; investment
.Ind needs much mandate. with add~
ed enhance, (or which the Plumber
get. the blame. i can sell you mp
unload fixtures, at the uncut price.
consistent with the quality.

Horace R. Nash

North Main and Wait Streets,
,Soulli Norwalk ,

TELEPHONE 401

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

We Do Our Own Grinding

LENBEB GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.

Come in and hove your broken
lenses duplicated, no matter
where they were made.

We have all of Mr. Hoyt}. Pro-
leriptions.

Ollice hours, 8 a. m. till 11:30
I. 11).; 12:45 until 6 p. to. «Mon-
day and Saturday evening: un-
til 9 p. m.

Fenmck Optical Company
Iuoeomrn to
HOMER D. HOYT.
Room. M United Bonk Building
97 WASHlNOTON 81“..
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. 8034’-

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

F ixtureS

Latent Designs of
the Manufacturers

 

liConccaicd piping can be
run in any house. Have an
up-to-date light by having
your house piped for gas.
We will do it at cost.

1

Connecticut

Phone
68

Company.

 

intentional;

Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic I. Hi. loin!“ 0! too
can" or the iii-cue and the art of IO-
Justin. the nine. Dim or. «need
by n wrench, twlnt or Iprnln In the
buck. Even if done in childhood it
creators pinched nerve: and pain in
inter no, in the different crude Ind
limbo. .

(thmprnrtorn remove the cause of
thin liluenue and pain. and lie-lib in
restored through harmonizing the pix
norvo nyntomu in our body.

Nervounnru. ll eumatium, Pnrnlyv
m, Heart. Kidney and Fanatic Din.
cum are given upeeinl attention; also
Curvature oi the lpioe. You will
never regret [lying Chiropractic n
ohnivce to help you.

1'. FRANCIS. D; C.
N WAIHINOTON IT. 00. NORWALR
Magnetic Treatment. Given Aloe.

Horace E. Danni & Son,
45 WALL UT” NORWALK.

Real Estate and
insurance

We have more! decided bargain.
in income romancing property I’M
mm mama in value with the rapid
growth of the town...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tho Merrill Billilltllil College will
nlvn a hopper and reception tonight.

Minn Coolidge, ii teacher in the high
srhonl. in ill, and Min 'i‘olies is taking
her place.

Mrs. John iiurr who has been vino»
log in Philharmonic. returned today to
her amino itmnik.

marinern‘a?talentwith.' in. l"

A line annulment or mud: goods of

 

You ‘will iind ii lull line or holidny

 
 
 
 

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, ” rotation;brine “l"‘u'liernulosln Dill:

pennary Whint (null lire holding in huh '

lilo wblet this afternoon from ll lintll

it O'Cilli‘k, iii. the parlor at Old Well
Hook and udder company. M
player in charged 25 cents. the em-
reedn to no to the biannual-y. There
are a number at handsome prim tor
. the games. ,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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310.00 to.» $30.00 .

1 SHOES, warren
$3.00 to 3.5.00

SWEATERS, chord and Colors
$1.00 to $6.00 . . r

‘ Underwear, Sign, Neckwear '
~- GLOVES in Great Variety

LINED, Argo UllLlNED
Boys" Suits and OvercoatS .
Men’s Bath Relies and smoking Jackets .

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tits, Al quality . .,

® Special Q A
This Week Only 7

 

Extraordinary Sale Of“
Canned Vegetables .

 

 

Very Best Creamery Butter. n

19 pounds Best Gran. Sugar

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pouud ..................... 36c for ....... . .......... . . ...$l.oo
Mil' Funny Puicnt Flour. Full Cream Cheese, >
suck ...................... 85c n, pound ........ . ....... .. . .1ae
————-—
loua (Tom, 4 runs: for ........ 25: 1mm Tomatoes, 4 csins (or . . . .25e
Sultunu (‘orn, 3 runs {or . . ... .25o Sultana Tomatoes. .3 cans ior. .254:
A&l' t‘orn, n can ............ 10c A&P Tomatbes, a can . '. ...... 100
icon Penn. 3 runs tor ........ 25c Arena Lima Bonus. 4 cans for.
Sultana Pour, n can .......... 100 Luxury Minn Beans. ileum: former
A&l’ Peas. 2 runs (or ....... 25c Add) Limo Beans. 2 cans lot-”25:

 
 
 

 

 

 

Extra Stamps with

)0 Stumps with l ill. 20¢ Coiiee.
2o Slunipu with 1 lb. 25c Coilec.
‘25 Stumps with 1 lb. 300 Cotter.
ill) [Stamps with 1 lb. 350 Coffee.

Teas and Coffees

rlo Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Ten.
lit» Stamps with 1 lb. 40c Tea.
ill) Stamps with 1 lb. 50¢; 'l‘pu.
llo Stamps with 1 lb. 60c Tea.

 
 
 
 
 

 

20 Stamps with 3 ohms. Aéti’
Corn Starch. each 7°

10 Stumps with it pkg. A&l’
Jelly Powder .......... tile

10 t-‘ltamps with n pkg. Adi’
Borax .............. 10c

10 Stamps with a Bottle Blue-
lng ......... ...............10c

 

 

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10 Stamps with n. can Old
lllutch Cleanser ...... "-1001,
lo “Stumps with p J‘nr Nutlet. . .100
1% Stamps with a jar Nutlet. ..
25 Stamps with a jar Nutlet...
10 Stamps with hot. A&P Pure
Maple Syrup
25 Stamps with bet. he? Pure
Maple Syrup .. . . .

lHE BREAI All? ‘ ll COMPANY

124 E. Washington Street, South Norwalk

Tel. No, 909. Deliverln 8:30 A. M. 4nd 3:30 P. M.

 
 
 
 

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United Grocery Co ”‘

no NORTH MAIN spacer

henna.

IOUTH NORWA K. CONN.

MlLL TEL. 404.

Window (lines of every demolition.

Snob Weights and Cord.

Moulded Wooden Gutters. two vim.

“IAncoin” asphalt Fabric Rooting.
warranted.

_ LI m can? lllTAlN.
LONDON. Dec. 34’“ more pain
premier! throughout (trout firiinin
early today. Considernhie datum wall

 
 

 
 

 

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unearthing and Buliden’ Paper.

 
 

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