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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 18, 1910 · page 8

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,QRIS &

a disease
atthlrty.~
When
. '8 child limps'v it
means that serious
end Sometimes tero
rible injury is being
done the feet.
(L The nature“ shape
of EDUCATORS '
abolishes loot
troubles in

the young.

CONNEALLY
-—-AND—-
BRACKEN

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

halitusOM-O-

IN'CASE OF FIRE
Haaten‘ to the wire

Tell Central you desire
“The Fire Department."
They’ll do the rest--
Whatever seems best
As they shall find it.

 

IF YOU HAVE NO FIRE
Step to the ’phone

And in pleasant tone

Call “Six-Five-Two.”

We'll do the rest—-

Our Coal's the best

And we’revbehind it.

Trillium @AI- @-

 

FIRE WOOD

Hard and not: ready {or imuiiy use.

Hard Wood. ..61 75 per V. cord
Soft Wood ..... 81. 60 per V. cord

Split Wood. 25c I‘lxtru.
A. OARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD
No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Phone No. 1010. Narwalk. Conn.

”W. .0.“ ._ .. 5...,

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE
Best Cigars

Boner Ludlow. 10c
‘ Twin City. 5c
Nugget, 5c

ALL DEALERS

B. J. REYNOLDS

. uAuurAe'tunen.

 

 

u...—

”No.3...
Advertise your wants in The. Son

Try. a ton and be convinced As to quality

.ottract.

GANS CO. 

68 Water Street

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

HAZLETON

Tel. 294. 1‘22 wmr 8t.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The B. Hershfield & Son Co.

 

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At 63.00

Gun Metal. Blucher and Button.

Patent Colt. Biueher and Button.

Ruuie Celt. Blueher and Button.
Fancy Tip or Plain.

MAXLEVY

169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
(BRIDGE)

FINE ASSORTMENT OF

Valentines
So to $1.25

Valentine Post Cards. 5 tor Sc

W. A. Bn'ggerman’s

Donovan Block, 182 Washington at.

 

 

 

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MONEY 'ra'lir'iohiv

We loan money to housekeepers tit
61 weekly pmmcnis also to property
owners on second nod third mort
gages. All busiuiss tlunsnciud strictv
iy confldentinl. ()illce hours from 9 it
in. till" I p [7].; Ssturduts till 9 p m
INDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY

COMPANY
94 Washington at. Havilend Bldg
Ono flight up. Room 1.

PRESCRIPTION
WORK

lS OUR SPECIALTY

We mire n oomph-Iv stock or i‘uIi-ni
Medicines.

 

l'ci'iuiln'h und 'l‘ollct .\r-
lli‘it‘ti.
Agents Fulloi'. (iron-nu (to. ('hoco
lilies.

W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGISTS

3 NORTH MAIN eraser

Cut Glass

in Endless Variety

Also it full ”7K! of li‘lllB'lkClAASH
JEWELRY at price» iitut are hound to
Look at our dispiuy.

W. R Kirch 8. Co.

09 south MAih eraser.

 

 

 

 

tiuel.

Comparative

t‘sshmhiiliu hi it new
“Vitus investment
» Blocks. bonds.
, be you can collect
Bots

word hill

or wAm’iso'ros or.

 

 

WWW
Cash- Ability

mortgages you may he ehlmto'soii maybe not May
the loan you make to 6 it

ssnvhms account here is always Csshuhlo

7 The $006: Norwaik Savin gsBank

UNITID HANK .UlLDINO

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it good one In which to Iuduo a

loud. mityhe not.

Men’s “Merit" Shoes

. 818. Ill) LADIES? lttl
- 620. 00 isthmus and

812.00 noun ooA'rs tor
us 00 RAIN cows for. .47 0! l

he' sold regardless of cost.
83 Iouthwtdein IL, 80. Not-well: .

It you are. why don't you live right
and burn some comfort when you can
go to the Central Hotel and have drab.
cl‘sss worm: with steam host. no undl
electric lights hot and cold water
baths. .

1 .0000 Am ROOMS. was We Pea

NIGHT UP
8200 UP PER WEEK.
THE RE8T 81270013“) CAFE
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CENTRAL HOTEL

Cor. Monroe A ChIetnut Btu. Tel 1613
.lwA L. DISIOA. Props.

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Advance Sale of Spring Sui
M76888? SUITS. in all modes for
MIEBEB" 981888878
87. 00 MIXED WORSTED SKIRTS for
.880

PETTICOATB. COREETS CORQET COVERS AND KIMONOS to

IALI IN BOTH OTORIII .

 

slid Dresses

“811.88
. . . ........ .812.“
38.88

ior.......

...tv....u‘,e- ‘IIIIOIIII

Ielvl Ililtl.‘ e

31.50 ivAi's'rsm for. . ..

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. 816. Main 86. ltemiortl.

i [ll Piiili Pliiill

Lust evening at the Twin City hii
iiinrd liui'loi' In South Main street.
there were three match games of pool.
[Those three gun es form one. thinl or it
“ill“ heiwoeu'ihiee expert Stamford
players and three ruling men from
town. There was It crowd present.
front whom the players culled loi'th

excellent skill and keen judgment.
The closeness of the scores at all

 

 

To Move Washington
Street

it does not require u vote or the
Council to move Washington: Street
When Mrs. Street told him that the
bum had malaria and that she hon-sell
was bothered by rheumatic. aches. the
old gentleman moved its stepped
livcli to the nearest drug store and
called for DR. DICK'S MFDICINE.
knowing that the happiness of the

family depends upon good health.
Wushlntgon Street made the right
move.

 

INSURANOE AGENTS DINE.

Local Prudential Employee Attend
District Session in Bridgeport.
The South .\‘orwulk agents of tho

Prudential Insurance (‘0. attended a
banquet nn.l business meeting at lio-
to! St: itiieid. in Iiildgcport lust night
at which oil of the iii'idgepnri din
ilici stud. including lliidgepori. South
Norwaik. Stamford and lisnhury. were
present nud enjoyed an elaborate din~
tier. followed by the usual tenet of rea-
son and flow of soul.
The South .\‘oi'wnlk sini‘l, under the
i-illcioni leadership of Assistant 8n-
periutendont ii i. Forum, was very
highly contplii'nenied h)- lili'ision Mun-
um-r Gifford. oi the home other. as
ivudeis or the district in Increased
new business tor the current tour.

 

 

 

PHOTOGRAPHER LSWIB’
BROKEN.

While Edward bowls. Ilieh photog-
iuphi-r oi .\luin street, was running
tor a trolley car in from of his IIOIllt'
at llill .\inln strut-L this morning. lil'
slipped and full. The I'm \I'ns stopped
und llii‘ cominctm. Sclm'tutun Alfred
.\i'lson nod Frank W. t‘lurk, who mm»
on the I‘ill‘ run to Mr. .mMs' nsnlui-
Illli'i'. i‘urelully picking the liljuinti
Inuit up, Messrs. .\i'isuu Iillil t‘lnt'k
curried hint to his home. A: Mr
imnis seemed badly hurt iliiil as tho
hidl‘Wfllkg won: i'ui'm‘wi villi li'i‘ gi‘i'ui
lll'i‘t‘llliilull was necessary. .\irs Lewis
met them it! the trout hlt'llfl umi
spuud lugs on the hr. After plucinlt
Mr, Lewis on the couch lit. .\. ll. Held
“in “us summoned and pnmnunced
ilini his hip trip. htuheu

HIP

CRUISER W887 VIRGINIA iN BAD
SHAPE

SAN l"llA.\'t‘lSt‘(), Foil. ix ‘ A din
putt-ii to It lilt‘ttl paper from Valli-lo.
(‘ul.. shill-n lliill tumors uri- current
liN'li' that the hull of the cruiser West
\‘ii'uiiiiu In ill bud shupe. nml that Ad-
miral Schrec. oi the l‘uciilv llecl now
in t-qu Futurism Iiuy. hint advised Set--
reiury of the Navy Meyer their it would
he .lungerous to send the West Virgin-
lu with the rent of the libel in southern
waters {or the regular spring Ifll'flfil‘
pl‘llt‘ili‘t‘. Adilih'ul i-iclu'm‘ in wild till
hnve recoiniui-ntlod iliui Ihe cruiser he
sent to Vallejo. 'i‘huse rumors ul'c
denied by the naval mithoriiios.

....-

WHITE ILAVI OUOPIGT TRIIO TO
IQCAPI.
liUH’l‘ON, Felt. 18.~~ In it vnlu effort
to escape front the immigration de-
tention room on Long Whurf last
night. where she was being held ewuii~
in; deportation. Werwei'n Knrionmuk
0 young Ailiiii‘ittli women. spent proh
only the moat ovonttui hsll hour of
her lite. She squeemi her my
through a narrow window opening 30
foot shove the pound. ollmhored down

wus comm-ed by a policemen, dove oil
the wharf into the harbor. mun pulled
to surety on the end at u rope and re-
movcd. semi-conscious to the hooph
isi

Miss Kurioseusit pants to this mini
irv irom Austria Idol year. She was
sled it short time ago and ordered
deported under the provisions oI the
new "white slefli‘“IN . . ..
oe'NAron TILLMAN" woe“.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 Annual»
'i'Iilmen's condition is alarming. He
is unconscious and thou close to the

 

IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

K W
.3
e.

' College,

0 water spout. rim to Aileittlu avenue. .

times kept the interest In high pitch
until at. the close of the games (Binaries
Lindoberg. oflleisi score keeper. pull
ed the hell. .Rsymoud Seiieok and
"Cup" Wicks were in. good form. hilt

usual some.
have played, but was taken iii. and
Raymond Selieck filled his place well.
The second Ignition will he played in
Stamford. ut Bernard‘s hiliinrd pur-
lor. next Thursday evening. score by
frames:

 

Berri-rd. Stamford. Wicks. 80. Nor.
‘ 1 .‘
Iii: I iii
27.»: J?» l
29 2th 2
38 ' ill
ll _,. i 46
50.. I iii 1
til 47”.]
Iih‘ .'I.'i
72w! Iii.
77 7.3
77 till
.ffi l 96
lilii
Rei‘l‘ly. Stemlord. Lindebern. so. Nor
. ii
H in
".20 i
2:9
3I7~ «i
fill . I
48
ill—vi
32% .l
in!“ 7
lift ..'
Th
51‘
lilil
Cnhlli. Stamford. Selieek. So. Nor.
ii ti
III I7
iii '26
2: :ts
3:!th I3
'“7 l :l”
W fill
.54 iii;
Ill I 77
76 8‘0
90 -i .\‘3 - 2
its up
98‘ 99
:00

PROTEST AGAINST CHINA'S AC
TION.

l’l'iKlNli. i’vli. Hi.“ Flil‘ Ilii‘ Nt‘t‘llllil
time within it fortnight Russia. ilrmii
Iii'llulu and upon imlsy made It pro-
ii-st in the fun-tau hoard nuuinst (‘hi
im‘s ptohihiiiuu of strain expuriuiimlt
from .\‘illunut‘hiunu In the northern
lilili oi Kiiin protiuvv. .\lflllthllllfl
Eoltululug :i \ltiliiliim t)! the “drum.
'ilouul constitution. “comm. of the
‘dlstn-su iivi'iwioiieii the people as Well
Inn Iln- o-nmri upon the hour mills n1
' Harbin "Inn-lit lilllllt‘ strong l'l‘lli‘l'm'll
lotions expressing the muvicilon Illni
ihv pruhlhltinn wus In the nature of
teiuliullon in: Rilsulu'h ui-iion regard
ing the t'ullu'nys and other questions
court-mum Mum-hurls.

JEFFRIEI GETS 862.812.

(‘Illi‘MiiL Fell, INN-nihilivs .I. Joli
rlen received 802.8” us his shun- oi
the proceeds treat the tour which re
i-enily was ended. according to a state
meni Issued yesirrdny by Ii. H. li‘rn
lien. his munuuur. According to the
iil'im‘inunt. the total proceeds oi the
tour uluouuiml to 6263.7I2.

W

GIT! RHODI8 SCHOLARSHIP.

ANN Altmm, Mich. Felt. lit-54"-
tun .l. lioii’iunn. s student ui Ilopc
iiolluud. Mich. ms awarded
the Rhodes Scholarship for Michigan
by the scholarship committee. which
met here yesterday.

 

 

 

rdeonAeHetn WANT, none
MONIY.

NEW HAVEN Fob Illa—”A vote
(last by the inlegrsphers on the New
Haven IOId is sold to show that the
men wish I tormei demand to he mode
for higher trues.

W—
GORWIN T0,: “ll. TO NONI.
SEATTLE more. rah

"in; of the Cor-will, the first steamer tot
Nome at the opening of navigation in
the spring. and eimdy All the that
close reservations on the Itoemer
IbOOltOd to sell any 10 hove been sold.

The steamer wit osrry north twenty

round lifter round of upplsuse at their

Arthur Lindeherg did not ploy his
slivio Paxanetti was to

18. VFW
notations Ire Lilli“ made for the ..

 

the high quality that we insist on

RQIISEVELT’S LAST
WEEK OF IIIIIITIIIB

HUNDOKORO. Sudan, on the Upper
Nile. Felt. l8.—-Col. ' Roosevelt.
unit Rouscwlt and Edmund Heller.

 

river banks. Meantime It. .I. Cunning»
hanw, the hold naturalist; .\islor Eds
gar A. Monro. and .l. Aldon Luring will
rcnmin iii-re Iu pack the specimens.
diuilss the porters and others who
have. sccommnlud the Americans as
hr-Ipors~ null eoiutlnde the details in-
t'iili'lil to the winding up of the expedi-
tion. Wlih lllt' exception oi the river
excursion, the hunting In practically
ended. '

The party will lvuvie here about Feb.
26 and from then on Mr ltoosmelt
nlll devote himself to the preparation
or the lotturos which lit is to deliver
upon his urritul in Europi

Kermit Roosevelt and .\Ir. Luring
distinguished tlwmsvlws today. A
unim- had fallen Into the river near
the steamer occupied by Col. itooso
\i-it'und was drowned Kermit and
MI. Lorine learned of the accident und
ill on cftori to recover the hotly hoth
dove thin the writer. hemllcss of the
dangers from the (‘IUI‘Odlli'L-i and the
suit: current. The} escaped harm

The government of Mongolia. iiu»
litduiim commandant ni Ludo. and oth-
er oifluinls culled upon Col. ltooscveli'
during the fort-lump.

RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS
New \OHK Feb l8 « \li‘l\"t‘ll

Strum-q \ul'ouh. Naples

 

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD

TIME TAILS.

in Efleet November I. 1808.

w

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. hi~12'581.5:08x, 5:418. 6:08.
8:52.7120 7: 46. 8:183. 8: 51!. 8:16].
9: 37. 10: 20:. 10: 588. 11.88.

P. iii—«i2 53:. 2150:. 3: 61. 5: 05:.
i: 35:. 5 ‘6508. :.40 6: 50: 7: 18:. 7. 42:.
8: Mix. 10: 28

Sundlye.

A. M.~«12:581. 5:671. 4:411. 8:54.
10:20.

P M.-12: 56. 2: 44:. 2: 508. 6: 85.
5: 50:. 7: i2. 7. 421. 9. 40:. 10:19.

NEW YORK To OOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-12: 008.4: 49 8: 45. 6:45. 7: 45.
a 50x, 9: Ihx. 10:00:. 10: 05. 11:00:.
[1: 08

P. M.;-l2 08!. 1:06 2: 00:. 2. 57.
:i:3"x. 3:55. 4:82. 5:02, 52,253 5:81.
6 01:. 6:08. 8:031. 9: 30. 11:00:.
Sundays.

.4. M.:.—-—i2001 6:.00 7:80. 9:15;.
10:02:.

 

r M.'~—5028. 0:04. 0:01;. 7:00.
s' 80: 11.00: .

eourn NonWAinro new
HAVEN.

Iii-«12:10:. 1:16;. 6:15.

7: 27. 8: 56. lo: 238. 17:188. 11:47.
P. M will 09:. I: 21. a Ill. 8. 218.
l: 26. 5. ll 8: 10:. 6. 46. 7 70!. 8: 18!.

ii: 18. 2 4:8 and 7: 28 to Bridgeport
only.

. Blind-ye.
A. M. ~12: 108.
9:11.103“. 11:188.
P M.:-610:. 6:48. 7:101.
:483.

1:162. 7:48.

8:24.

IOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.

RIM-1208. 810.837.8158.
P. M.:-l 85. 4: 402. 8: 14. 7: 18.

audit-ye.
A ”15. 4:“ ‘
P. “6: :7. 'W. p A ' '
A J" m "'

billion" 10 eouru noerALx.

‘nAm Alp-5' 55. 7:25. 8:80. 10:10:.

P. “#4353, 8‘ 88!. 8' 80.
A. "0“,:

rim. 5, w.
in...
“.00

IOUTH NORWALK TO IOITON.
1A1! I.-—lltl°. 1:18. 0:15. 19: 88.

saving of fifty cents on every dollar invested and that any or
Coats can be purchased for just one-half of the former price.

Ker- 3

the urologist, loii on u steamer today
for u final week of shooting along the ’

OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF

We

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN.

T e Annual Hal Price Sale

 
 

 
 
 
 

9

 

LadieS’ Suits and Separate
Cloth Coats

Begins on Saturday, February 19th

All of our customers who have patronized this big event in former years,

know that it means is

maintaining we have never ofi’ered better values.

H. Krieger8z Co

29- 31 West Washington Street

 

 

 

Special for a Few Days
A Handsome Clock

A Fine Plate Rack--a Good Time

Piece All in One for $3. 98

This Clock is made of quartered oak. fumed or early Eng-
lish finish. and is usually- sold for 87.00;

our price. -

a

$3. 98

See Our Basement Salesroom

The most attraétive FURNITURE STOCK in The
Norwallis. Get the habit and come to us for FURNI.
TURE. RUGS and MAI’I'INGS.

 

H. Krieger 1C0.

29-31 , West Washinéton iStreet

 

 

TENYH JUROR SECURED.

WATERBIIRI’. Ii‘eh. 18.-~~Tho tenih
Juror In the Kritehuluirhilichcll case
was secured Just before noon from
the new panel or tuleunlun which re-
purtud to the court this foreuoou. The
additional juror 714 Charles Hill. of
Wellinslord. The prospects seemed
good at noon tor the selection oi the
Jury helm-o adjournment. Sophie
Ki'lteluuuu. it ill understood. does not
want“ the taking. 01" cadence to begin
tuner. preferring that the trial proper
should [to over until Tuesday. Silo
she is, it little sliporstltioue of the
day The state had taken 81 challeng-
es counsel for the womnn 20. and
counsel for Mitchell 19.

TAXATION or oven): onouuoe.

Bill WT 71.18.!“1‘779. 56m:-
liter

in; up“ I “ration III oyll
tor Around: begun by the board oi

squelilstion at. Hartford were resumed .

today with on attendance of some two
score or more oi oyster growers in

 

 

 

family have lost hope for tile recoverl.

 

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45374.)

Pr “0“.: 0.. 15,1 'ille 'i'le .010:
them i on.

this city. The Harwell“ And elsewhere

rt looms"! um port or the mic. '

4

READY FOR YOUR

INSPECTION

EARL a. Maori

Joseph Davis

66 Washington Street.
until Netti-lit.

SPRING
SHIRTS
88.50

 

all that remains of the Cloth Suits and
do not hesitate to say that considering

 
 

 

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