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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 2, 1910 · page 3

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Wilmaaatiuak chamomile. ..

,- . Mrs. Jaguar Pryor. int Bullion ave :
; mtg,H WITH been attendihyrn with in”

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one til it more be L
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it
ivliii Ehlind‘ Stillman: of Tim lithium,

l, «3,14; j
mg‘mmm 1“” ' ”‘" “m” " suit. on tirtlrmnuhke 'now. ~

$01.00 (‘HIFH‘Ong‘H
H. . ..u‘M Militia» um idlmll, theme.

318.00 column: .
tut {huh}; lll'h’t the llollHlo ot‘ hint? and. V’ I infill Phi all tr‘hrn mun; stock. hilt? i 'te ritu- made hou'hht for
alter w. utility: - , ‘

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one out 8: Co.
“The Troubles thwoi

 

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title little.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jeane Hilrunrluge and totally have
incl/ed ohm emu; a't’r'ect“ to No it .J" i s. ‘ . W‘Qflflng GiflS” i
H llltth ail-.eel plinth Norwalk, 0 l
H, ,H "' ’ W “H I
“m , H . . Fill TELEPHOI‘TE‘ um. Wllllutli K Flhlllermt is out: :1 , linden“ [imam Ind WW Five llther Big Acts 5
.. "9’ CALL“. artl street, rhnn ljhllut-htili home from n ler ‘8 ”Non 11h mu Sue" . ‘ I
three weeita' visit in New York city. 9
I: anthem Department ‘ 7 New Moi:0ll Pitfilll'es;
:23“! 55M. e‘mflmz,‘ :nrollnd‘ bone. Rnymond'llron. . , . . ADMlulON 10 "d 200'
looms ltoro all M . :. ‘ ' . , . . ........
ms~Olty ldltor’o Rolldenoo The Municipal Electl'IC‘Worka bunl- 5“ “'A'Tu‘iggggfi'22°:é‘piizfzg'mgflgywzo AN” MATINIEB .. ...... . ....... h and 10o
...... nose headquarters hall been moved . , H . ‘ .ALOONY’ RESERVED .........20o
. Ernest Lawrence, “wot Norwalk, in from the. store at Reed & Volk to that MER BILL » LLE ,_ _ ‘ MATlNEE gvgnv pay
spending the day in New York city. of Andrew Warmth Railroad nyeuue. . , ‘ ” ' . H , L ‘ " H pylon: 407

 

 

 

 

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title 'l‘llnuANs. Thursday .... .......................... '
50¢ TllmlANS Thursday .............. ; ................ ”8 HH
,_ 7m 'rlutllANs Thurlldnl' ..... . ................. ........\m -

Visit HHtlitHiHHHHBIHrgH‘Iln Basement. It Will Pay You.”

MINTZ’SM ......

“The House of Actluty and P . ,5

ARE FlLLlNGfiOOD POGITlONI

Mra. Jalpor Pryor, otHBeldeo aye-
nue. ,Norv‘volk.’ has gone to Marleen to
spend the balance at the winter at the
home or her daughter in that city.

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‘ The Grain; Ihpelfor women need no
breaking h. The Glover ndi will tell

Thore'I I Grand Opportunity tor Every AmbitiouI tiny and Girl who
you about them.

will Enroll Day or Evening. NOW.

South Norwalk Stamford ‘ Hort Cheater H X

 
 

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New embroiderles are now on sale.
at A Diok‘orman a Son's. The adv.
will tell you about them.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Singer. or 2.1
Havlland 'Ilreet. Ire entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. William Trlmlutt and child:
roll, of banbnry.

 
 
 
 

 

 

Men‘s 34 or: blood shoes at $3.25 is
one or the specials at the store of Max
Levy. See adv. for other bargainn.

92 Washington
Street '

 

A meeting or Trlnlty Pariah halt
been called. for this eyenlng It 8
o'clock tor the purpoae of considering
the calling of I rector. There nre two
candidate: In the field.

0. B. Jackson

Optician

Everything in the Optical. Line.
Eyes Examined Free

 

than... 112
rue moor r'ALtteo or PLAY or
‘rrtr. DAV.

Patrick Slottery continues critically
llltat his home in Cross street, N01
walk and his death is hourly expect
ed.

 

 

Banner Councll Sewing Circle will

Mrs. G. D. Worden and Victor Bl‘lln- mop, Thursday. February 3rd. with

daze. ot‘ Norwnllt, have rctur ad from

Give it a‘lells-v

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uni time. All are invited.

, :Mra. Winfield Ferrlu. 81 Woodward ' w _ , N . ill. I . .v _
a pleasant visit with rélatlvee in Hart- ”(,me Supper will be “Wm, H, “a, 5. ALL .TR‘“. PHONI “I. OIWAHLK S E MO Inspemmi . H i“:
lord. .

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

and you will hhd it la lmpoellhle to
distinguish it from a new trier. »
i That h the kind of repair work“ 0.
.Let us have at least an opporvtl'Hthir’ vit‘y to
. show you what we can do.
sure you some money. 88 out '93:?“
L: are very reasonable .

{Luther M.WHL f

« LIdlII tonight Will be given one
. Fae Ticket by porch-ling one before
8 p. m.

The Hospital Whist club will hold a
probation social with Mr. and Mrs.
George Foote, ot Courtlandt Place, Fri-
day evening.

County Game Warden Wilbur F.
Smith will be among the guenlu o.‘
honor at the annual banquet of tin
Pnhquloque Glitt- Club. at the llolel
Green. in [lithium tomorrow night.

I”.

COMMINCING THURSDAY
Tempest and
‘ Sunshine

The udvnnlaie ot wearing the pmpor Cornet is demonstrated by the
woman uhoao gown tits and bonus well

Our Cornet Duper that can Iupllly you wlth lull the proper model (or
your figure. than load 3 none comfort, Ityle and grace.

Our experienced cornellcr will [he you a mic tltilhh of any (forum in
our stock at 32.00 or over

Sill‘illii Bargain: in odd» and code at Conic-la at halt price and ions
to close.

N E. Ryan Co.

“ The. members or the Matinee Whial
club will be entertained tomorrow at-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. ll. W.
Gregory in West avenue.

Wu-..—

Old Well lodge. No. 108. F. and A.
M., held a regular meeting last night.
and conferred the master munona' de
grce on one candidate. At the conclu-
sion or the meetlnx a due banquet was
served. .

 

 

 

It you want to buy a 320 unit at $9.
9 turn to theladv or the Price Cloth
log store. 'l‘ltette when: and an in-
tereating list in ’that line.

HOYT'S THEATRE

ONE NIGHT ONLY

TUESDKYIL‘ February 8th

Tho-jello“ at All Thinpl

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The condition of Lilian lmulue More

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

house of Mcrwiu street Norwalk who _ i . ‘4 , . L - L LL a.
Mrs. Eben Hill. Jr. will give a card ' ' ' , "hum-I‘m" up eA’chl‘r-ATENT noun. a hunt ........................ H88.
party this evenln at her home In Elm “‘" "‘9 m" “mm" °’ W" ‘“ h“ 35 WASHINGTONLBTREET.’ 309!“ NORWALR . up trancv ”ram noon. 24v. lb. we .38:
atre’et fiSxWIlir“in"tiéhai~‘et Norwallr'a “mm“ “m“ “'3 W M“ ”0" ' : . , - , ,,,,, P308”. Potter 5 Great MAONOLI otovan, STAR or up MILK. a Gun ................ .lhe
,H _ “a“ m“: lumen “um home, who is at the Not-Walk lioapliel . . . ~r..,:;;1 ni We- . .... .. , , extra?“ Flatt .u'. ..... .... . waffltflmq me: tinfoil-Plait,
' ‘ ‘ “ in tumour. it ltmfifl'f‘fl'ml'trlimki‘ Comedy u ..........................................

 

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The ldaal Turbaas sold . by. c. J. 0' FINN"
Mint: & Company are ranteed to

be sanitary. it you are i created rend i . . '
about the sale in the advertising”mm"!y cloning. Flown") 8‘

space. '

oua‘it ($78. aPkgo ......................... . ... 1;:

OMOII. anih'ne. ORANGHt Ind LEMONS ‘ M

The Great A8:P " Tea Company

124 waonmorou 37.. count nonwatlt.
one: outlvlnv.

'Tneéiitlfiinou
RECTOR’S

Direct mm I IucceIItul run of one
year It wébcr'o Manic Hall. New York.

“Grand concert. Fll‘lt M. E. Church.

 

 

were behind lhl’u llnc of GROVEH'S COMFORT SHOES-
and thc comtmrcr will lw the “their thereby '

The) are uolld llcxll-tc. i,.tyllnh mod titling and withal
comfortable
You can‘t beat them,

hire. .1. ll. Buckley. 0! Maple street.
Norwalk. who tell about two weeka
ago and prolie her W cap, in improv-
ing an nicely on can be expected The

TEL. N0. .0.
day to Noland rs. John dtandolph or

Bayonne New rsey The mother was

 

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. A ten pondeHoQHH was born last h‘rl- ‘
‘i

All the latest conventional. ,.,

formerly Mina Llnle Taylor, daughter
of Deacon John D. Taylor. which
makes the genial deacon the grand-
father of n gradation.

“ya—......”—

.luy Reynolds, son of L. J. Reynolds,‘

of Norwalk had quite n lint of im-
phies as n reuult Hot lllli ability on a
hunter thlhxl Mr. Reynolds ahot
sixty uév’n trirmlu and forty-
two rallhlia. in the woods of chton.

llutllullirm’lul about the Nor-

walks.

 

in celebration of the. Fer-lit of the
Purification, known as (‘undlcmau
nny. ma! was celebrated this morning
int i; o' k in ,Mary‘a church, at

which M th Indian need on the hi
torn and during the net-vices were bios

typo congregation

tied. HT
at the m’ ‘

 

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Illil’ lili' KilillllS lliii

Health II Worth Caving. and some

Mutt, Harwell: PIOplo Know

HM to one it.

Many South Not-Walk people take
their liven in their ltande by“H neglecting
the kid unwin-
um: no hit ’y‘ltln ran
ponnlble for a van amount or culturing.
and ill health, it there do he oath to
nutter nor to nln «tanner when
all dlIeIIeI and aches and palate due
to weak kidney: can he quickly and;
permanentlye ered by the use of

WW5 llei Hm ll‘t‘BWth
Norwal citlIe rdhommw
Mr't‘t'eim

Norwalk, (loam. In, I:
had any not It kl be trouble Ilnoe
unlit: Dohh‘tt that, im char tiv'o
yenru ago. At: that tlnto l wail-Innerew

“l have never

in; trout a «are attack of thin come:

watch hm clung to. me for

plaintw ii

yearn. ti e it I out
my animal in him
latlemptod trim Otto llvu

had of! that hIrdly work. A
metal told me Ibout mirth-«Knitter

Pill» and l was led to get a box I!“
done .t'ehafo could

timmag am awe
line-1 t it human» MW

it and do!“
oh la iiihey‘mm do?
m “$35” ll ,daalgra. i’rloo 80
cell atoll: ilhum All)...
NOW YOl‘Hlt.

Hfl‘ montagor the Unit ti
stolen. 3.

incinerator e murmurs-and
"Megan other.

5 .5 _.
.. , .

WWH. .
. W2 Union. Bt,.80uth

injury which in ultvaI alow lu iccov
cry, in delayed somewhat by the years
lll‘ illp patient.

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i Major Ellie, of Fort Torry, a llullcd
Slates reguar Army ofliocrn, will in:
Hill't‘l the sixth Company, (loaat Artil-
lery this cl onlng at the armory. it in
quite ncoeuaary that each member or
the company be there. Only a phyul
clan a certificate will excuue a llllc of
Si: for absence .

 

. The annual dinner of: the Lid club.
an organlnatlon of traveling onloornen
in the hat trade, with held Monday ov~
coins It the Hotel Arthur, New York.
Thucommlttetl at arnhnmenta con.
aialund of Joseph .illlleadeau, Jr.. Fred
1; ltlchnid. Daniel Hooch Frederick

knot"; in the trade. The Aotcr’I Bel
'vldere room won the centre at the ten.
llvltlen.

The "rat copy or the High School
a very nttracllve lllilu periodical it ill

The lirat, article. "la Norwallo Build
the Timon?" ti alrlllli’. «pirated a

limo of tun and the hittle Knockot‘l

he:

 

The attention Lot'pavllns the call and

one, down on for an chapel street. it

being considerably “Hated in nor-
at theytelent tlrnot. The cm

lloh‘oi' Wilt I‘vehuil dut'lnk tllt‘l’renefit

“giggle? the a lit with renewed lam
t to 88 too that it would cost
”8.000 to vao with brick

lined in Wall street. In or
Ill-Int. 0! title mount the city wo
have in tall”? othillrl. Ind ndluln

 

thirllli; The malty compinf
pave the tooth between titer trn

Bullish. null one tool. on either elite. .Illhunl

has tented: l treasury which horrid

513308“; for Dili‘llim' llhhulil it.

mitt to o.

\

PhelpI and Granville Burton. all .well

Minute for the New Year In outmotl ,,

toll of truncation- and worth retrain:

by the "old tollta" at: well all Madonna:
Anumber ot daureluutjotorlfll‘.‘ mitt

atlllool and exchange notch. and tllnl v

over lutereotlu: (to the uiuheam qui-

Cluh help to mhke up the new aunt

of Wall atroet antipfltmt‘iveut no:

ralrl‘I hue and Hrnitelt to he with Hill‘lpfj
mg“ no in
ii

llji‘onertr «roam the remaining tfi o.

 

 

long”.

The A.J;4

. “ jig} if”. .. if
"a patriot/In attic.

 

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Raymond t‘Itreet.

H: it. you will he conlethti. We have but 2.. at,

r.’ NJ“: W’H’

atrial am Over ohitlttnit‘ with Miro ' ‘
hilllm‘lIBMIh. loot Montezuma hall mitteihi‘i’tlth militia ill: mummy We to mum“ ductility
yretreehrmnto audio good time in Into this morning income 8898“th invitation .m min or m. My“ “nay. cldctl not to do to it til
,eral The next meeting will he held aural or the holitlltlhu or the? nititllial illiya

at? mutilation Qhrloteneou' a neutral “afloat lithium or bitelh'titir Whittle I

FLYNN & RYAN

Io weenmo'rou I'rnu'r

 

'; ‘hfi’
. min. call and one
film don‘t wait iorl’
. . t. ,

Angevlne & Sunder

thing‘s wamtpo‘r a I'rnIIr

loom mum
' If? v. _ ‘ONH ”Ha”.

Ti

until? 81:: H ,

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Masquerade Ball

mat; is : .m

 

 

5;... with. alarm "oi
communion idiom theme?

OriglnIl New York. Cut Ind Pro
auction. ‘

Prices—81.50. $1.00. 751:. 50c .

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ILIVINTH ANNUAL GRAND

uuiui iilll’liil’i
e Rillllfllliiiil

Told Earnings lot the Year Were
32.473346. Big increase Over
the Previous Year

 

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UNCAS TRIBE. N0. 26

REDMEN

our: anuonv

; Monday Evening. Feb. 7th. Will

i ' A Grand Time Guaranteed.

: REGULAR. TICKETS.

Reurvoh Into. 81.00 or 8 alttlnoa
, tor “.06
5 Plenty of “Its will be provided to

accommodate a lot c attendance
Tickets for uIlc at Cli 0rd Phartunm.
fillilaon a Powell‘s. F. B. Colemttn’a.
‘ Bt‘luennun‘a. Whelpley a (llark'a.

 

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 2. ,_ The annual
llnanclul statement of the Southern
New England Telephone Co. made ht
tho uttmklloldht'a‘ meeting yeaterday
Mimi's total earnings (or the year end-
1'::'. lkcember :u.. 1909.9: $2,473,346.

t compared with 02.284574 tor liltlii.

Not RIVInuI. $646,402.

lillflltilim oi . all kindly. increased
from 81.725384 to ”.9263“. act, rout»
nue trout $538,890 to $546,102. and a
uurplua irom 377.284 to 884,780. The
receipts for the year (or exchange eer-
rlce were 0.8832870. from toll line
service. 3518.088. and from long dia-
lauce service. 860.8”. all theno items
allowing an increase. The charge for
maintenance and depreciation in-
crcueeu tron: $789,027 to 8892.528. and
ham from 875,332 to 885,528. in the
general balance aheet Manta construe
tlon luoroIIeo from 88.078386 to Ill;
[.98. 085. llurlal the your the company
hon leaned 8209. hill) at bonito more“.
log the bonded debt to 81. 000.000. in the
liability .accouut under I new Lantern
or charges plant depreoiItlon reserve
in 8538.068 as compared with a charge
in 1908 for react-veil of $178,894. lliilil
and accounts payable are 8288. 737 no
compared with 8868. tilt in 1908. The
total number of Italians la the state
in 73 5.84. an lucrenoe tor the your ot'
7. 572. Since January 1 new exchanges
hate been opened in Seymour and
.HWanilIor . i . ,

in addition to the primlntatibh ot
the financial statement. Prehldent Al-

“it“? milliliters hlni‘Ilnti “who“ llttgilltladc"hll‘"I1lllIl8l mm and n.
thtmevondltnrudl litht “We tor that board at- tutectorI Who cultured.
til-Mm“ ill dolomite?“ their [nettle ""3 m“ “Emmi!“ M “mm” the
5mm ,,,5,.,,,a from nine to it: mauillerh it was he
time. and.
the board chosen wot an him. all
mine reelection“
Lyman ll Jewell, Thoma Sherwin.

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H‘lIlIled'I-Iad trout all memborI.
A Coatumer will be in attendance.

 
 

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GOLD MEDhi.

HOUR

,. IleIt'Lrlowoll “Wanton. .

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Wlll II Given it It PIul'I LMIn'I

1 ‘- clout try! new mi north.
. The Men’s (Blah. eratrmu'. Purlah.
118 promllifle'loh‘flllt It itmnoeilnx.‘ on
mortality aim. The at. Mr. Cur.
iIlawlro are the m ' In each pleati-
tori: hm .lel‘ with hie exhibition: at
l ral‘h tltatleil: outline. and hill cumin:
i tion tltereot, hue promised to bring his
«new realm collection in that-ti ar~
i'. 'l’ltIudIlumd'io give him-chum on

 

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moment. The uranium have look-
ed torwatd to hearing thin lecture.
The Slough Norowlk Quartettp Cluh’

 

 

, BentlHuel want ‘Ildin 1287; i

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.lamee English, A will-Itch Robertcon.
John W. Ailing, Max Adler. Theodore
Vail, .lnt‘oeI 1‘ clone and Victor
M. 'lyler.
Later at a meeting-of the :dll‘ociorll
the following omccro were chosen.

President. ‘Jolin wt Allin: “vice
preuldent, James T. Moron; ..Ieltoral
manager. Henry Sykes; eecgeta'ry Iltd
treasurer Andrew H. Emblel‘; unli- ‘
tam eecrtthttry ““9 treasurer. Edwin
N Clll'ked

The executive co Altlee cdttohtofot‘
A. Heatou Robe .“chalrhtl'd: Tilt» ‘
mas Sherhin, Mu 'Adler Ind‘Vlot'or . ;
M, Tylera,

 

coconu‘noo sawinn IHADlSlN.

 

Bolton and Other Plot“ Q" Mo- LLL‘ L
lfltor um Velma ‘ .

308T .Feb. 2.—-18oia
their on on the «mine a

Candlemos Day a! Vitowm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

port aha I oredlhl
looked tuba the hrll
nun today "and prop:
tor. Yet looking brickwr‘d i
seem an at the experience 08
three wake would hardly in!
a strenuous forecast. '
it is seldom that winter,
cholera New England it“ ' ,
complacent Hard neither
sin until onrlotuiII, when t
lively hit or hinting-s; and?”
that alarm and the one "ot
icemen rubbed their hand! wt.
while thelr attainment rubbed
earn. , "
out for the no: Hired landfill
Weather hII preinlod Ind .l
close its record in Bhotoh ,‘
average temperamre or dye "
above the normal Mil til the w
January in twenty gem. with
cepthn of 1900.
H in home north at New
peclolly alongr thiilbathem
have hooded out Ind time or,
have been cvlttentl Milli ‘
the pr

New

 

 
 
 
 
 

Wheel on Newthuitll
that the month It not}
world has been
pleatltli't. no u
lay on those "wooden
out or th‘lllr hotel to
,tmtherxtllmm

land who W

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