Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 4, 1910 · page 8

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- 1 lot Ladies' (‘- un Metal new tin

toe llutton $3.50 .$2 98

Shoes at
(inn .Metnl new

1 lot Lildles' 3

3 1113x333??? $2.98

1 1 lot Ladistt' (tun rMetnl new tip
other? . ‘1“? 33 $2. 98

1 lot Ladies Tun linttott. new

plain toe $3.50 $2 98

Shoes’ at ........
1 lot Lorilee Tun Luce new tip

iiethéiim ..a.n.d $2. 98
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN

OI WASHINGTON STREET.
' BOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 363-4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

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IN CASE OF FIRE
Hastén to the wire

. Tell Central you desire
“The Fire Department.”
They'll do the rest——
Whatever seems best
As they shall find it.. 3

IF YOU HAVE NO FIRE
Stcpyto the ‘phone

,And in‘pleaeent tone

I . Call “Six-Five-Two."

1‘2 We'll .;do the rest-g

3 Our Coal‘s the best

And we're behind it.

 

 

 

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Hard Wood .
Soft Wood
3 Split Wood, 25c Extra.

No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Phone No. 1010.

outmoded?-

Horn and sort really for family use.

..II.75 her it. curd.
$1.50 per 54‘ cord.

A. CARMI IETTS’ WOOD YARD

Norwaik. COnn.

 

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BUY A

CIGAR

Q“ is hill of meet. Any denier

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

milurwttunen.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

11 1. why I

" ;_‘ sits over

WWH‘N YOU WANT SATISFACTION

ROGER LUDLOW
Twm City or Nugget

Titer re as full at enlistaetltm an an

J. REYNOLDS

Light On a Dork
Subject

COAL—of course.

A universal l‘tIel derived, from
prehietoric .regetution about
8.1% cnrhon worrying in color
from hruwn to Iiluck.

(lonls have nil heen cinnnliied
and only the grades known to he
heat for heating find their wur
here.

Try our hlnrit (‘ill‘IltJll
prehistoric about
We thin yeur‘s.

Freshly Mined Hazieton Coal
The B.Hershiield 8t Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water at.

neuritic-Into
Shoes at $3. 25

$3. 50 Shoes at $3 00

FANCV WING TIP

MAXWLEVY

169 Weehlngton St. South Norwelk.
(BRIDGE)

nothing
its Itnnlitym

 

 

 

 

FINE ASSORTMENT OF

Valentines
Sc to $l.25

Valentine Post (lords. o tor 5c

W. A. Briggennan's

MUSIC STORE.

Donovan Block, 132 Washington at.

 

MONEY T0 LOAN

We loan money to housekeepers at
81 weekly pnrutents, IIIIIII to property
owners on second and third morl
gotten. All business trunnncted strict
ly confidential. ()liit‘e hours from ti II
lll. till 7 n. In.; Suturdnyn till it I). III.
INDEPENDENT LOAN a. SECURITY

COMPANY
94 Weehlngton 8t" Hevtland Bldg
One flight up. Room ’I.

PRESCRIPTION
WORK

IS OUR SPECIALTY

We hnve It I-ntuiliete Much of i’IItI-nl

 

Medicines. Perfumes and 'i'ottet At"
tieleN.
ARI'IIIK Fuller. lirecue ('II. ('ItoI‘II

litit‘ti,

W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUGGISTS

8 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

 

 

Cut Glass

in Endless Variety ~

Alan It In“ line or ii‘iltl-l'I‘C LASH
.liOWllJIIIIY lli prices that the hound to
Ittttnt't. Look at out disulny

. w. R. Kirch & Co.

as sournfivt/Im eraser.

 

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An Account. Here i

1 open one now. Sineti recounts
are invited._

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- $2,200,000

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

. on from the suit wnter.

. nuei convention.

GREAT REDUCTION SA E

C'hildrens and Glrie' Goals. from
Kimonos and Corset Covers ..

ve‘l

‘33 south Mein at, eo. .NorwIIIII.

THE TENTH‘ SEMI-ANNUAL "

Clearance Sale

Men’s and Boys’ Suits,
Overcoats, Etc. "

is NOW GOING ON AT

D. GOTTLIEB’S

it NORTH MAIN or. so. NORWALK '

Are You Alive?

it you nre. why don‘t you live right
and liliVe some comfort. when you can
in) to the Central Hotel nnd hnre tit-nt-
t‘llltin rooms with nieillli hent, gnu qui

 

eleclIlI- tights hot nIIIl cold wnter

Illililh

GOOD AIRY ROOMS, FOR 50c PER
NIGHT UP

$2.00 UP PER WEEK.
THE BEST STOCKED CAFE IN
TOWN

CENTRAL HOTEL

Cor. Monroe e Chestnut Ste. Tel 151.3
J. t L. DISEsA. Prone.

GOLD MEDAL HOUR

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(Continued from HI-Iu Page.)

ltIuI h in tin Illll'h regnrdlnx the com
plete ptmiainu» of tin or it pure (midi
Inn hut it in not il’lll'\t‘d ll‘iut they
time made .ill) deitin-rnh ntieun-l to
made it it It Nltnil tw “town tho! the)"
illin' lil'llltl‘li nome or is IIIIIIlniIImI.
Nothing \rns vwr henrd at this man
Raynor until he lllll‘tltlilll‘li himself
three “with turn or no lie in It vnunr.
nuIn Iutd would intuit Its trout lwIIntr
eight to lhti'tt' Ivurn ul’ Itge. tlt title!
he hurt llilllit' unions liilln to the Iieus
IIIIIII-r omens in quest ”bunnies Iii iti-
I~nl putters I'otItnining .Iu) rn'ieiem't- in

his t'ih‘ils ill‘l't' lim‘r'nllt illl‘l'l‘ “ills It

Ladies' Fur Costs, Rein Coats, Fur sole. Cement Costs. 3
~ 3 3. Cloth Coats, Shirts, Wattle, Millinery end Hosiery I

l ‘ eALe till now create.

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.......................”JESS up
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.. heel'IDI'OIIUIIellAh9‘0025° up

on Main at, enmtore.

 

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It IIIII itit’i tint

 

Norwalk Sheidnah Sanclorums Do
Not Take lite Letter Seriously

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“We slIIIit our no attention to lt.‘

gderlnred II prominent member of Shell

i-lIInetIIrunI. or South NOI'Wllik.

this‘ urn-nine. referring to the uknse
mun out hy (irttnd Sire Kuydenthnl. oi

the independent Order of Odd Fellows, i
This member could not see how the
grnud sire itun It nnrticle ot‘ jurisdie-
tie” in the "Ol‘ll'IlliII Order or iiutnii-
it_r llIItl Perihelion." It the national
IIiIICeI‘II III the odd Fellows should en-
deavor to force It withdrawal from the
nunetorutn in thirty days. no declared.
Ill’ suit] further. it will menu the with
drnwul or n great many men trout
the order ot‘ Odd Fellows,

The members or Sheklnnh Snuctur-
ntn trere ret'y nIuelI unprieed to rend
«It the Itrnnd nirI-‘s letter. on urtirle
cIIm-I-rnimr which wna published in
The Sentinel inst evening.

The iiridtteimrl Former nuyr the
tldd Fellows or tltnt cit) Inuith III the
lili't‘lllh to expel. ’l‘he Further hfl’i'h‘ i‘ur»
liter:

"i‘hree lIttntlrI-d

(tdd Fellows in

iiiring-uort are titrenlened with expni3
"URE DYSIERS fifluflsc‘I- ’slon i‘mm thr- I‘Irder Itulesn thm with

tirnu train the local Nuli‘ltiilllli

’ \Vlilli innitn like It deeinrutinn III
Witt on the port of the grand IItIIch «It
the Independent Order or (ldd Fellows

ingulnni the 'Orit-ntnl Order at iiutnil

tl)‘ unti i‘ert’wtruu‘ is luqut in It eit-
Iulnr letter sent out. to indium of (ldd
i-‘ciiittvs throughout the emtntrr in
til‘tll‘ld Hire Kuytleltlhnl of Snmmuu

"’i‘IIe lodges ot‘ the tirionlni order
IIrv I‘nlled nnuctorunm end there or.-
{our III l'ounet‘tlrut. one in llIitIIzI-purt.
one in llnnhury. one in New iinreu nnd
one In Norwnik

‘A prominent Inmuher oi the inert!
nnnrturutu told II r‘ttrtuur repotter to

ItIII tlm he thought the grand sir--
tins Haunting lilt- rights II-- nntli
He might mt “I . tell III» that “.3

 

mni‘erouu- in \t'nnhington ('IHIl‘I‘i'liin-K
tiII Hilltlliltlll III-whining in ”it Intim-
industry limit the Illlil IIIIIIi In“ until
(‘ougtessntnfl l-2. .i. litii IitIt l‘t'l‘1ilillfl
IIIIsnitIin tn lli't'h‘lllli lllt‘ mutter I‘it'itl'lt'
IIIIIl in n llillliill‘l‘ IIInt would quiw llii'
its ent'li ditttumnl illltl adjustment

The ImIIIIeI-‘tIIIIInlIII
right III tiII-ii I'letlnrulimt litul Hl‘illlll‘b
llll' ll‘l‘lliiil‘illillt‘ti. when they lil'l‘ Iltll
iiiut'mtuhit lliftil'iilt‘ti on the Inn utt-
lztit'lt injures liII-ir huntuens.
Int; the I-nutiIiIvnI-n oi their t'lli-lttiltll‘l‘n’,

None oi the lornl oyslm tlt'tllo'l'tl iuv
tI-rriI-nvti totiny Ill It reprenetttniire
tir 'i‘hu Sentinel ltuew nuythtuu nlmnt
the Culture referred III lit the IieIIIIItlI-h,
witit'lt ntti‘x lIII- uyntvru were “lloIItI-d"
in the .\‘orwuik litrer nitrr thet lInIt
lll‘l'li tIIitI-II from the Kill ““11”" -

'i'he Itenuitleli stun;

CHICAGO. Pei), i St'imil‘v «It twen-
ty llllll't'ifi ol’ oyuit‘rn on the rotutduiut
lhut they had liven mntmuiuntwl by
Ht'Wllfll‘ I-renied (‘UIIHN‘I‘IIIIIIIIII uniting
the illt‘i‘l tlvniern reetI-I‘IIII)‘ 'i'Ite neit-
Iti'i‘ was mode In‘ It deputy l'nited
Sluice tuntttituii :lIlti It indurnl food in-
spector who I‘IIIilt‘ irotu \\'nnhiliutnu
to Illtlk up l‘iilil'H itt t‘iiivnttn. The 0er
tern «rived were Imid In time iII-ou
Nhimn-II from South .\‘IIrtvnlk, l‘oitu,

'I‘IIII (‘llttilllll of "Hunting" "Intern
tnken trout null writer buys in river
water to "swell" them iwmre they ItrI-
IIIIlmIeIl in Mild to he the cause 0! the
routututuntiou of the «Ivuturs seized.
it in charged they were “thrilled" in the
.\‘ot'wnlk river after they had Iwett tnkr

li_\iiitli‘iiil"I| lll'l‘

III'MI I‘Irt‘

lIrI-entlr n government report wne
lufltlt‘ti telling or the IliueIwI-ry thnt
anItI-rn IIIIIIIII ho cuntIIInIunteIl by the
H)'Hi(‘lll ot’ “hurtling" nrnctteed.
SURGEON GENERAL. OF THE NAVY

\VASilthiTON. Felt. «twlliedirnt
Director ("ltIIrlI-n ll‘ Stokes will he
IIIIIIItnIIied today to he Siti‘l‘ml (loner
III III the Navy to succeed itenr Admir-
nl i'IeItley M. itixey, who tuition volttn
tnriiy.

The Central honor Uulon wna to
have n mortgage intrnin'g’ trust night.
hut it was decided, to postpone the
ceremony. Bert .i. ilI-uneirnp, delegate
to the state federation of ltthur. sure
in his report regarding the recent on»
Refreshments were
nervoti last evening and music was de-
nanid- tor the mansion by members at
the Not-walk and atemtorti Musical

 

Inuit"! .iuin the ltil‘i'hitli- Iii Anwrtrn

3m Imx other “I'll!“l‘ II we :tl‘i‘ tiIiII VIII-

ltmn There is nothing in the h)-
ii|\\\ of the internal (inlet of ”until
it; nud i't‘lrtffilnll 'thut Sfl}I~ n qun
tunnt iu- .Itt UIIII I'I-iiow III-turn IIe ('Hli
he II llit'lllllt'l‘ ut ll mtieinrutn There
Is no ill)!“ in the snnvim‘tun who in net
nu ildd I’m-lion, hut there in nu I-mt~
lll't‘iltlll hetweeu the order nud the
Itrnud lodge III liIiIi it‘viium.‘

“iinru‘ Il. l'I‘iil‘iilii‘li oi tilt. I'll)“, him
in the llI't‘tlliili): IIilirer ur .\Ii Ilnlut
ttnlu'turutn .\‘II itul, Inuit lotiau thnt he
lied uni hwmi ill the Ill'lit‘illllliliitlll of
the III'IIIId sire. and us soon us he re
t‘l'itt‘d uflirinl untite oi the InnttI-r tu-
wI-IIlIi roll n tum-ting or the Iiilleers‘ol
the mtttctorntn nud iuke some lll‘lillli
in the mullet

"It is understmui thnt the letters will
iw [Mill in the local lodges \rlthiu ll
\\I‘l'k ltllii it is expected thnl the edict
will he the reoult of the unneturum
toning mine of its tuetnliern. while otlt~
erI-I IIrI- likeii to retain their tneutlwn
shin. einituinn thin the Itrund «ire tnw
no iut'tndiettun in the nntttm "

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”we.

PUTNAM HOSE PINOCHLE.

-. “W.

Fred Coleman tLeeIiII u Reeult ot Leet
’ Night‘s Playing.

The I’utnntu lloue iiiIIOt'llltt tourna-
nwnt wns runttnnod Inttt night. with
the tuliowinxo‘euult. the Itnuwn won
innt3 evening and lite total to I-IIelI
Inuit-h credit being given:

lI‘I-etl (Toletnnn ............,..2 ill

lire) runs ................. t if.
it ted ltogurtlus ..... . . .1 .1 ...... l t t
thlintu ills Wm: itl
Wittitun A oxnnder . .:i it!
A. Ferris . ....... . . ., . .. ..... 2 12

ll. lioIIurIlnu . .. t2

.I............I

A..l.t-ltnhell 'i it
Willitttn Merritt ...........’,:3.2‘ it
it}. Letiotnlm 2 to
u. Mctlmvttn ”W12 in
ii. O'lirien ....... .3I‘n.....'-..2 til
thltel' Mottarthy ...:.....i to
(‘.Audoreon.................2 til
i). t.. Ladriuttn ..... ........i it

George 'l’uhel ...............lt ti

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Plain Pongees,

New Patterns

‘this space next week.

iiilliii Aliil ililliilliS.

Miee Mabel Foutde.

The men) friends of hit-II: .\iuhei
ll‘ouldx. IIt Bridgeport, will he shocked
to learn or her (tenth, which occurred
Inst .\ioud’tn utter only ll few dnys‘
illlltmn with Ht'lli‘it‘i iewr Miss Foulds
tired nt till 'Jnne street, where she
liflttm’d uwnr Monday. The hurIni was
.\luudny .tt‘terItIIIuI in l'nrit (‘t‘lllt‘lhi‘l'
and no iltzlit‘tln (It the dunth or i'unr-I'nl
nun» published Miss ll‘oulds was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John i—‘unlds.
iii )t‘ill’ia‘ IIIII, \rns I-tlitIltIyt-tl til the
Ilt'ltll‘}. of the Slur Shirl I‘d. utttl won
one til the IIIIIIII lltlllllilil' oi the East
Side- IIIIIIIII indies
IIII Ilan-nts. her iIItlIvr twine IIII oili-
rini III’ the finite 'l‘extile (‘o. It IirntlII-r

 

ixutin. IIuII lite sliders. .\It'.‘ “utter
Iinukt-r. Mrs Arthui 5 Keith lltlll
Misses Hitl‘llit, ifdiih .tud liindi‘n
it‘nuldis

Funeral of Mary H Van!

The luuvini ut' Man it \nii \rns
held this .It‘ternmtn .II ‘J Jill (ruin her
illit‘ Imuw III i‘CtnI short .3\ Itll‘ge

Ilillllllt‘l‘ 01 relatives and I‘rutnds IIII‘lI
l‘l'l‘d to [my their last tIthttv IIIIII lit-v.
i-‘. it 'i‘nrrey spoke with Illlll‘ll inelint’.
oi the det‘ettttt‘li 'I‘lie hotly will he Itlh‘
en in (‘nnnnn ttvr interment
Funerel oi Buckingham Lockwood.

iiuektngiuitn Lurk-
:tlitll‘ldt'tl ilil:. Itiit'I'llIIIIII III
l‘L‘Il t‘rutn his late homo iII \tllill ute-
Iltlt‘. Nuiwntit tier, lirnrge llreu' Hg-
iwrt utilcinteri IIIIIi illlt‘llllt‘lll was in
Iiirrrsidr- t’ttttlt.

'l‘hv itinmni (ti
noml “it.“

It

Funeral of Edward McGratn.
'l‘hv funeral oi l-Itiu'ntd .\iI-tirnth, III
New l‘uIInIIII, ultra held testerdny lllUi'll-
IIII: lIotIt St Mum‘s. t‘illili‘il Inter»

rneut our. in St. .\Inn‘s t‘tIllil'It'l‘l'.

iilliliiilllli iiiilii NEVIS

Joseph t‘ttuuseiin, or title 1111', won
the first prim». Stu in gold. inst nitrht
tor writtimr the most runticnl costume
at the liltittllilt'l‘fltll‘ (inure ut the Pill‘
niesslw t‘iutI Ill .\iillor'x itttll in Binni-
iorti '

(‘Itptnlu .tnhn (‘rtiwiorti or the Ar-
mour rut-lit, t‘liietl‘illllil‘ti n company of
IIhIIIII thiru trtI-Iutn III II Iotritre putty
tutti eveninu III his home in l'nuntin
street. the occasion lwiuit n pnrtiruhtr-
Iy euiurnhle one. Several primer. wett-
Itwnl'tit'tl Iititi teirunilnletlttl were til‘h“
Ni,

Ahout forty Inunthern of .\‘ortvnlk
Aerie of Wattles .iourueyed to Sinntiurtl
hull night nnrl were the mwut ot the
north in that oily. They attended the
several tueettuuwni eight ten rind
eietI-u o‘I'lIIek and report that the
work of the sturuiord it‘itlll III exenntli-
tying the new rttunl was excellent.
tilt-Invert» exnrenntted himself as much
pleased with the new turut‘hi ‘nnrvlco.
The local [singles Were uisn more than
pleased with the speech made hy
(lrnntt Worthy President timing, or
South itentt, indletum. ’

~w..mi.mw

ARNOLOIWINS one. 3 3
III the Snnronie Court at New Haven
yealerdny. in the onus of Albert A. Ar-
nold. oi Norwnlk. vs. the Connecticut
Pompom. an nation to recover dam-

”on tor Imrnonnt injuries. no error

Wilt! found in the verdict tot the ninth-

She Is .H’lll'\l\‘tid hr

pnng‘ Dress

Coeds Are Here for our lnSpeétion

in all the new shadings, are very

'attractive, as is the price, 89c per yard.

Look in the east window for some of those fancy
Silk Tissues, for Scarfing, 27 inches wide, 89¢ per yard

in Wash Goods are arriving daily

:01 which a more detailed description will appear in’

{it

3. H.Kr1eger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR “

JANUARY
CLEARING
3 ~SALE

FURNITURE.

10 to 20% discount on all pur-
chases durlng this month.

Charge Accounts Open-
ed with Everybody

Brass Beds, Iron Beds, Springs,
Mattresses, Couches, Dressers,
Chiffoniers, Diningroom Furni-
ture, Rugs, Mattings, Etc

EVervthing is subject to our
January discount. ‘

 

 

 

NICARAGUA Insuncems
HAVE CAPTURE” BOACO

5m...

MANAtillA. Numrngun. Felt. 4.3--
'l‘hree hundred iniutrtvntu under rotu-

qund ot‘ lienorut Mutts have rnuturorl
Boson. n town sixteen miirn emit ot‘l
Managua. The lighting tnetéti two'
hours. hut the cneunlttvn are not
known title. The time Whit detentlei
hr 75 government soldiers. ion by Col.
Barnum-u. ‘i‘he lntier were surround.
ed. hut fought their way through the
insurgent lines. the survivors rennin
ing the mid nhody or the government
III-my at 'l‘euetene. The lighting Inuit
piece yenterttny.

Values

run he found here for it

short time longer. nu shrine

«(tuneful soon he lit-re.
shire. . . $12.00: Were Item
SUITS. . MEN: Were ‘30.th
All IIVIBRCOATE. . . .. . . , 1110.00 *

’l‘hut were 31.4.01! to JDIHIII.
All elites. “"

 

 

' MI! HALLOCK RESIGNI.
('hartee F. Hailnck has resigned tutI
II member or the Smith Nut-walk noerdi
of Relief, and it is expected timt the
Hoard or Coun’cilmen will till the van
cnney next Mooney evening the our

Joseph Davis

In Washington tire-t.

 

 

 

Union.

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Willletn Kneke WW1 9 tiii‘ in the lower court.
William {limiter ....‘.........i ll WW
ill. mountain.......~;.‘;.......t ll Ohnrmtng were of braided not are
ll. Smith 1 it to be worn over henneome gowns
John itomtrtlnrt . . . . . . . . . .i it whose heeuty they enhance but do not
Thomas (lnnly ,. . . . . “I . . .. .i 7 conceal. 'i‘hey ere often or II different
John You! ....1 it but hurmonietng rotor, IIII II' soft pink
ii) Kneh 1 0 over It may, It grey over Ithtue. eté.‘
Fred smua..........:.....2 6 WW
LI. Elections i1 13 Advertise your went: in The Son
‘awrfl m“ult UOIIIIIUOIIIUIO 5 tlna" W 1
f1 3 3-3
Ii. Ifi ,4 fifl.“

 
 
 

er monihe'rs of on: hour-Ii ere Robert ‘
Pearson end Joint Roomy. ' ~

M11! Nemttr. .

RE; 4. into

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

H. Krieger & Co. f

29-31 West Washington Street

 

 

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