A HEART To HEART TALK
Is cure to be sweet when the subject
under discussion In a box of our FINE
GONFECTIONB. Take a box to some
pretty miss and it will put you In sort
right await. '
EALANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington at.
IUCAIIIEWS
EVENING CENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
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Dad—linemen Department
wz—Bnnch Office. Nor-walk
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Miss Tobey. or 'rrnihiwo Hy'utts.
Is ill at her home in Westport.
Butler Lodge, l. o. o. r., will hold
a rehearsal tonight. Both teams to
quested to be there.
The. commuters are having a duy‘s
vacation, the holiday being very gonor-
ally observed in New York.
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The banks and public offices will he
closed today and tho poutoiiiocs will
observe the usual holiday rules.
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Tile ieorge l. Funlhaber Lodge, ‘No.
till-i. Order of liurngnri, held a social
and dance last night in the hall in Wall
street.
Mrs. Katherine Hayes. of H. Kreiger
and Company's store, expects to be the
guest of friends in Brooklyn over the»
holiday.
S. Trent Stanley. who has taken a
position as tutor In New York. spent
Snturday, Sunday vnnd Monday at his
home in Main street.
Mayor llrundagc will attend the an-
nual banquet of the Soils of the Anr
oricun Revolution at the Hotel Strat-
iield In Iirldgeport today.
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W. R. Imithereer. who was employed
ni (ioleburn uud Laudor‘u has voila
quished his position with that firm.
having scoured a more. lucrative one
In Washington 1). C. .
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(trace linptlst Church will install
their pastor. the RI'V, l.. (l, Nichols,
Thursday evening, February 2-I. Ser-
vices will begin at 7:30. All the
churches are invited to attend.
Mrs. (1. Arthur Knapp is enjoying a
week‘s vocation front her duties at the
ll. Krleger anti t'lompnny store. Miss
Ethel Sprnguc has resumed her duties
thcrc following a vacation or similar
length.
linens 'I‘rlbo, No. 26. improved 0r-
dcr of ltcd Men. will hold it regular
muting thin evening at. the Wigwam In
Washintgon street. It is expected that
a further report on the recent masque
rude ball will be made
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The Croi'ut and Knapp Iiat factory
In cloned for over the holiday. and
it in stated ihui work will be resumed
in tho vnrlouu departmoutn tomorrow.
Advantage in being taken of the bolt-
du yto clean holler lininnn.
The forty hour devotional service of
Hi. Mnry'n (lburoh started Btltnluy at
the lost Inan and Will continue until
the. moon tomorrow morning at It
o‘clock. A Illnuber of visiting prioutu
were In nitonduneo yoniorday and will
ret'uain until loony. hearinn eonfeuuioun
nnd officiating at tho service.
A meeting of tho Joint eonunltieen
of South Norman council, Knight» of
('oiumhun. and of (tnurt laurel.
Daughters of liittbolIIl. will he held
nomo evening thin Week, to tnntto nr~
rnnucinontn for a celebration on the
night of Hi. Pntrldlt'itr liuy at the
Knightn of Columbus headquarters In
South Mirth ‘tfoot.
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tiluhwny Commieulonor linnioi tinn-
Iop not not tome to work yesterday.
Chiming the collection of tee from the
Washington nit-mu pavement and not-
'I‘hiu work went on without our;
ted.
ticuinr difficulty on account of the not:
toning the Ice rmeived from the ruin.
With it continuance for two or three
din/II Commissioner Dunlap hope» to
got the Ice entirely of! the. business
auction of the city.
or Is the Tune
when your the: are turned on full
blast, to look to your Fire Incunncc.
Every day you read of tires caused by
over- heated furnace or stove.
Fire Insurance In no reasonable you
can“: afford to be without It.
Telephone up at once. don't wait. or
drop us A card and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Golden
14 w-chinntiiti’ at. loath Nam-lit. Ct.
Pale People, Attention!
Our Iroit'Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the beat Iron Tonic to give
you Rich, Red Blood.
r. H. nax'rnn. Drown
"' ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to ,
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches at all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPomLNorwelk
A. J..Hand & Company
EIIIlllllllAl ENGINEERS IIIII
Blllllllllillllll
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt‘n The-ire Building, South Nob
walk. Conn. Phone 42:
Lundlonrd .I'ulnes R. Connors gave it
plank steak dinner tote number of bin
friends at the Hotel Mnhnckemo, last
evening.
The High school boys are rehears-
ing for the mlnstrel show to be given
early In March. 'l‘wo sketches of on
interesting nature are being propnred.
The orchestra also bod a rehearsal yes
tovduy afternoon.
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The condition of John Ityan, the
iiidgeileld man who was struck by oil
engine on n ruilroud crossing on the
Luke roa.1 Saturday aftt-iruoon. In conr
fortahle. He Is still at the lianhury
hospital. where he is nnffcrintr more or
less from his bruises and the scalp
wound thnt he received, but, It is on
period thut he will be nil right in a
few duyn.
Charles A. Goodwin, cxccutlvo were
tnry to Governor Weeks and-u candl-
date for the itepoblionn nomination for
governor. will be the guest of t‘ol. .l.
Moss Iven, In lhmbury, on Wednesday
and t‘oloncl Iver. has invited the mom
here of the lbtuhury Itepubllcnn town
committee, the ofiicors of ihe‘ Republi-
cull (‘luin and the senator ltntl rt‘llrc-
seulalives in lianbnry to meet hir.
Goodwin at dinner at the Hotel tirccn
on \i'ednehdny evening.
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A character known on James Hyatt
in to be taken to the town form to
iuorrow. Yraicrtiuy a member or the
board of hcnlib went up to his room
at, the top floor of the brick building
on the corner of Wu” and Water
streets to investigate the cane. lie re-
ported that Ilyntt \vas living In a
wretched condition. tlini thc pint-e was
Illthy and the best thing to he done
would ho to remove the man. ”you
In unmarried and lives alone.
Sunday afternoon (Yuptoin Thoma»
liunt rounded up two young fellows
nhoul einhtcen' or nineteen yearn oi‘
one, They were Wllllmn Weluh, oi
Peabody, Mama, and Frank i’owoil. of
New Haven, It urchin that the couple
had none to New York, one for plettn
ore and the other to look for at poultlou
mt tunic nurue In some hospiinl. and
had met there. They trumped back
towards home. After it abort exam-
Inntion at, the police station. I‘nptnin
lluni lot ”IN" no. They opt-oi the
night In ‘ihc lockup to Smith ntt‘ct‘t.
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The emnmiitco on the unnunl meni
orinl ocn'ice of Norwnlk Aerie. Frater-
nal tlrder of Icnnlon, held it mention
Sunday afternoon and completed or
rnlmeineniu for the hunting or the in-
vitatioun for the mutual memorial uer.
vico of the Aerie, which w I he held
iiunduy nitornCm. Murcia iiih. ni
Iioyt'u Theatre. when .tndue (irntiy, of
New York. will he the principal uncult-
or. The ticket» for the memorial err
vicou will be distributed In Norwnlk
by John II}. Wood and in South Nor
wniit by t). A. MarNamarn. luvilie
nnd oounniiu of both cities to attend.
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cum—no,
thiu country In 1869. He was graduat-
economy.
while.
14 80. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
Our February Trourcrs Sale brings, about ,the happy
union of Big Maine and Economy—we sort of % Mitch-in.
time affair that trots out hundreds of fine troucci's—at a
time when they are needed-and at prices thaume‘an true
$2.00 TROUSERS now WI. $1.43
$150-$300 TROUSERS now ..
$3.00 TROUSERS now . . . . . ..
$4.50-$5.oo TROUSERS now .. ...... ..
$6.oo-$6.5o TROUSERS now
(All sizes at each price)
We can fit you to a pair of solid-wear work trousers.
or fine fancy cassimerc trousers for business wear, or
choice worsteds for dress use at reductions worth your
“Boys’ 75c and $1 Pants, 396
(Straight Pants only) 0
TWO STORES:
MORE DON’TS
limit think wood chips out hallo. \vecd scedn screenings. rlco
lad loom Holy Cross College in 1876.
studied theology ut the Grand Semi-
put-yr; Montreal and finished at St
Bonuveutures at Aliiogany. N. Y. He
it!» ordained by hiyhop Ryan of But
Into. June 15,1878 and was for six
yeupn assistant at the Church of the
manipulate Cone tied; Waterbury.
In June 1884, he at to whom-
bocks an pastor 0; 3L Mnry' a Roman
Catholic Church, mining In thnt
uncle-cqovollt’,tl $198
. 8298
$3.98
. $4.48
tun..on.
IOOInWIUO.
time, among other activities, he built
u'pulocbiul school and In 1880 Sacred
Heart Church in the town of Sutheld,
and later St. Joseph’ 3 Church in P01 t
quonook. lie hegunbln labors in St.
Fritncis' Purluh won net off as n separ-
month after his coming the basement
of the church was damaged by an In-
flow of water to the extent or about
$10,000. and Father Sheridan had prac'
tlcally to rebuild the basement.
Through his efforts a parochial school
was established here, and the debt of
$18,000 which was upon the church.
was wiped out. h‘oreeeelng that; a di-
vision of the pariah must conic some
time, be secured a house and lot at
Union City, and when that part of SI.
F‘rencis' Parish was et oil‘ as a separ-
ate parish under the name of St.
Mary’s. Father Sheridan turned over
the house and lot to the new parish.
Father Sheridan was first taken ill
two years ago, when he suffered a
stroke of pnrnlyniu which rendered
_ one of his arms useless for a time, he
narc-un-Ic-ol-nl...
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or his knees which surgical treatment
fallod to entirely relieve. Though in
time recovered the partial use of his
arm he did not publicly appear at the
church services, though he continued
pariah twelve your, during which ‘
also suffered from an accident to one "
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 850; bbl., $6.75w
iiotiu will be extended to the lilhyorn
hulls. peanut hulls. ground utrnitn cm. are (“limitlilltill because a
Iltlliiv now cut them when alueared with a little molasses. \our kids
will take llowi powder in blatltberiy into and bowl for more—«the
horse harm t the Intelligenu- of a human child. He In your property .
you deceive yourueli’ when you cheat your home,
Quality Pint. Lent and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
Bonnie Home Food
Bonnie Dairy Feed
lionnlo Poultry Feed . l'
Bonnie Stock Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie lilttle Chick Feed
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WE DO FRAMING.
A Large Variety of Cholcc Patterns and Prices to Suit.
Picture: and Let U! Suggest a Proper Fume.
., Jackson 5 Studio
uonwmix. CONN.
Bring Your
Opposite Hotel
in door. or out of door: with unto-date appliance: and many your: at
experience. The but of Photographs are second in any weather by
G. S. North, Photographer
78 Washington Street South Norwclk
In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It in cheaper to run
and given more satisfactory results. Speciiy an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
SOUTH NORWALK CONN
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
Georgetown Shad
Wenkl‘leh. 12:: lb; Snapper Blues. 12c 1b.; Rocknwey
Long Clams. 40c qt; Large blues. Sebnon. Smelt.
Herring. Stock Cod. Eels. Clapper. Grecnport ‘
Oysters. Long and Round Clams
Toilet Soaps
Widener-don,
COLEMAN’S
nrwc' erotic
to North Main u.
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14$?
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
to supervise the affairs of the pariah.
Two weeks ago his illness became
acute and for the past two days his
death was momentarily expected. This
morning he lapsed into unconscious-
ness, in which state he continued un—
til dealh came shortly after five
o'clock this afternoon. During the
part two weeks he was obliged to sit
In nuchuir owing to a difficulty
breathing and it Willi in his chair sur-
rounded by his relatives and the nit-111;.
here of his household that he died.
Father Sheridan celebrated the
twentyht‘tii unniveranry of his en-
trunco Into the priesthood June 13,
1003.
He won one of four brothers, two of
whom Were priests. One of the broth
ors wan Rev. Bernard Sheridan. pul-
tor of a church In Middletown. a sec-
omi was Rev. William Sheridan, who
was in charge of a parish at Cornwall
Bridge, and the third brother In living
in irelund with n ulster. Bishop
tI‘Iit-Ill)‘, the ni't‘iiild bishop til the
Hurtfurd tiineoue, won an uncle. and
the late thither Ilugheu. of Hartford.
n couniu. A niece, Miss .‘iIanlly. of
Waterbury. holds it Carnegie medal,
awarded for saving a child from
drowning at \\'oodnioni, n lI-w yours
ago.
GRANITE WORKERS STRIKE
ENDS.
iiAItItI‘I. VI, l-‘eh. 2l-Tllc utrlko
that for three months has rendered
idle more than tivo Ihounuad granite
worker“ ended odicinily tmlny, when
n statement to the effect that the men
will return to work \\'cdnendny was
iNNIIt‘II at tho local heudunnrtorn of
the, lntvrnnllollui tlruniie (Tuttern‘ lint
iml.
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David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embllmcr
1! North Main liner. .0th Nomiit.
Residence. 0 chhington Itmt.
Telephon. at office. 8004.
Telephone It noun, 0".
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATID 1M
Dcpoeltn over t3.775.ooo
0min Iii. Helm». PM
Wm. A. conic. Vice-Pent.
In“ A. lite, buy A True.
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Waiting
for in mm convenient
In __
Wushingtou’s Birthday
WI! Nomi“
TELEPHONE 108.
time to new will never
pet a very large intuit
FREE DELIVERY.
nun
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Mine moire tiriitin of Now Haven
in u guent of him. Annie Minion. d
Iioltlen lIIIt street.
The nnnunl meeting or the stock-
holders of the Norwnik t‘ouniry t‘iuh
company. for the election of directors.
action upon reports that may be run
mitten, and the transaction oi any our
to proper nonlinear. will be hold at the
Anti. nth» A. a. building's
“MW WW
lctub on Tunney, flinch I, at it p. m.
.. M” W gmnmt,
Daniel nicttrry. offlhtrw unchalle. in The time to new in
2 nor.
viuiilnn In town.
The hotiimn‘ Untied Whirl I'Iub will
meet Thursday nitemoou with tire.
I}. Franklyn brown, nt her home to
“enrich" avenue.
Pour per cent. mild
and email accounts in.
riled.
South Norwnlit
Trust Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1.. St,» John. or
Broad River. will VII". in New York
today. the motor boot chow being one
or their intended pm“ “unmet.
Two Bargain '
Tables ‘ x
Home :35 SUITS:
Broken lots and broken sizes, that we here placed on
a bargain table at
$489 $6. 89 $7. 89
These Suits were priced from $12. 00 to $22 00
All BLACK SUITS
in the diore are in two lots and are reduced to
$7.89 and $9.89
REGARDLESS 0F FORMER PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk
TELEPHONE 165-5 '
Gold Medal Flour. per bag” ...... an 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon .......... ...25i:
it lbs. Prunes .. ................. 25c 3 cans Corn .............. . ...... 250
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ........... 25c 3 cans Peas..............3‘. ...... 250
3 lbs. MuscaIeI Raisins ........... 25c 3 cans Tomatoes ........ . ......... 250
3 lbs. Sultnnn Raisins ............ 95: 3 cans Karo Syrup ................ 250
the bottle Alpha Salad Dressing..15c
Oranges. Grapes. Apples, Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Parsnips.
United Grocery Co
no NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE :43 O
. Give Us Your Order
for better lighting for home. store or building today!
We do Gan Fitting. supply Gas and Combination
tins and Electric Fixtures. Shades, Globes and Men:
telomiri’ fact. have everything necessary to Improve
your lighting facilities. (‘nll on or phone
llli JIIIIES 8 lllllilllll|88 williIPlllI. ‘7 WALL "RE".
NORWALK. CONN.
SO’UVENIR
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
SPICEG. EXTRAOTS. CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOCA. connenncn, ran. come, Etc.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 28
2-Quart Pudding Pan
TALCUM POWDER
As you love the baby. use SOVEREIGN TAL- 150
CUM POWDER .................
128 IIISHllllililI
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A. it. POST, Manager .
Tet. MN. 12 Wuhingtiin M. .
the corporation meeting of Yale Uni
verniiy Iminy includes the following:
In the rotten, Franklin it. timed
'now at Ilhrrurd. wnn appointed no in
utroriur of phiionnphy; Henry I’ Fair
child. at present at liowdolo, to anoint
uni pmi‘ennor oi poiiucni economy. in
the ncleniliic mitml, lionry N. No
i‘rnriwh, mm or ('hnneeiim Methanol»
en. or New York ilniwrniir. wen pro
muted to an nonininui profesnorehip
of toughen.
More or absence for two monthl-
one granted to Prof Enumm intuit-rid
the touch-nu of mountain at Time
Mil. ’
arm was made In infusion at the NA-
iionnl Indoor lump Tennln onmm‘
chip nmirhen today.
former iinrvnrd pinynr, scored Ibo It?
nin, it. A Holden. Jr. Yule. Olpiliti‘
and holder of Wmern Championlhlm
at chicane, mnlnthined hilt good work.
delimiting o n, thiwll.
defeated the (‘oiumtun player. I. H.
M II M Berkley 9-8 W2
A 1.. limhlnn of Philadelphia. went
down to ntruight not: before Ln 3!.
Fitch nod o it“ Tonchnrti tilt! Outbr-
ninn detected ‘1‘. litigator:
All there matches were In tho liti-
omt round. (buy onethird mill!
moirh with played. Iii Which N: H
Richer unmet .1. n. f. Todd, Jr. The
former hliiohll champion. W. .6.
(Trent and the Californian. 0. 1?. Girl
oer did not nonem- ted”. . , _
W. C WINNIE “Id 0. V. MW
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Attorney in t) timmy, who. for
many yearn, him had no oi‘iire in con
motion with that of Attorneys Which
tutti tinhiieti. in the (Janette building.
has branched out for himself. and bite
on uunrieru on the mum"?! Aldo oi
the. noun nativity. Mr. arenm‘n
many friendn Will rich him much
rum to hilt new location
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Sentinel with” have. my.
Price’s Clothing Store in ,
15c bottle Alpha‘Salad Dressing..10°
APPOINTMRNTG iN VAL! OOL» NATIONAL TENNIS MATCHII.
,- Llol. ..._.......__. ,. .
new nnvnn. rm», :1 «Appoint " 9- "mung-93"..” Cnihoun
I ’ g r
hunts: and promotionn announced n NIEW YORK, I-‘eb. “mum m
II. 8. Mtlbflr
not of tho day. «yummy Crimean 0w
W. II. “All .
ml the only mum decided In ‘ ‘
room it A Monomer Yule; moron.
Norwalk Chronicler