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aterrais'
A complete inward-art of curtain
Muslin in Bots and Stripes. Borlms in
plain and colored designs.
E K. BANKS
‘MAHACMIMO iIiO‘i’lh ILooK.
aourH hoawALK.
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[EVENING SENTlEEL TELEPHONE
out—New. Department
Dad-Busts.» It‘tmont
444-! ranch .Norwalk
8040 -—ltiltor'l Bouillon“ .
72o- -s-—cuy Editor-'0 Rooidonco
iI‘lliott Deb‘oies‘t. ("Ii Norwullt will
spend Saturday in New York city. '
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. iienrulict, or 3
Westport. avguiuc.‘ ‘lravii4 been visitipr;
in Ridgeiield.
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Mrs. Lorenz Smith. the oldest wo
man in Brantotd. has just cI’IlehrnIed
her 95’ db birthday.
Mrs. Horace Mills, ot Greens Farms,
entertained her son from South Nur-
Wflik tIVer- Sunday
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Mrs. Mirhaei Mitianu of :l Wilton
avenue, wiro has been ill a long time,
is now improving.
Charles Byiugtou and George
(late. of Norwalk, have. been visiting
relatives in Rildgeiield.
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Archie Waterhouse. of School street.
lrns had Walton Winters. ot‘ Staplctou,
Staten island, as his guest.
Miss Mnbelle F. Austin, of 41 West
avenue, is entertaining Master Wil-
liam ll. Green, o! Stamford.
Miss .lennle Olmstciui, oi Norwnlk.
was a rccdut guest of her sister. Mrs.
S, S. Jennings, in Southport.
Warren Scoileld has returned to his
studies at Storrs' Agolcalturul College.
after spending a few days in town.
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Ai'llilll‘ Hull, of (it"eeins Farms. has
purchased a handsome learn of horses
from the Banks stables in Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Janine Delaney. of
Grand street hove bHill entertainini:
Mr and Mrs. Allen. of New Haven.
Misses Nona and-Josephine Cahill,
of Stuart uvenucl are entertaining
Misti Fllzubeth Fitmemld, of Hart-
ford
Patrick ll. iluugl‘r. of Seymour are-
line, has been spending» a few (lays in
Stoughton and Randolph, Massachu-
sells.
Charles H. lleers. II! Norwailt, Iii
unending several driys with his sister.
Mrs. Henry Mcrwiu ’i‘rowhridgc, in
Weston.
Dr. William M. Curtis. or iiristol, is
very ill at the Hartford irospitux‘ lir-
contracted diphtheria while trite ding
a patient.
William lingou has been sIIcch-dmi
at l’op Shechau's (‘ozy (lorIII-r iIlIlli'li
Room. Wall and Water streets. by
illclrard Moore.
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Mrs. Samuel (1‘ "cloud and (laugh
tor, Mitts Florence irelruul. ol “lili'h'
(‘ouri. arr,I spending II week in l’rovl
dent-n, Rhone island
Robert Fletcher. oi llanbury. hair
been viititlnx in South Nor-walk. hnv~
lug recovered from a serious iiiuoun at
the Iiituhury lioupiirii. lie wnu throttl-
uncd with tpyho‘ld'iuvor.
General RIIIIIInll Front. of l-lorIIlI
Norwaili. was one or the parents at.
the Waslilngton’nhlrtlulny dinner oi‘
the Connecticut Branch of the Bonn or
thII American Revolution, at thr- llu-
igl l-ltratiieid. - .
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William F. Moutuuuery, who recent.
ly came from Sirrmmervilie, New .icr-
any, to take choose of bin brother‘s
lunch room in Music Hall block. halt
moved iIiII family to Cross street.
South Norwaik.
Mina (tarrin Wilkinson. Mlsa Mary
Hulloweil, Minn Carrie Cloud, Minn
Lilly heal and Miss Anna lrlon, oi the
(Broiui it Knapp lint compuny. have
been unending twainlltiny lit their
homes in Philadelphia.
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Colonel Ellaworth N. Phelps. oi“
Windsor. has become president of the
'l‘lventymecond method. on account
of the (tenth at c "Iain John (I. Rout.
Prenident Phelps Mir iii yearn oltl.
‘F‘cbriinry 9. lie. lcht-i in ,
iroutie in Windsor Sleeper In the ssmé
room in which l: was born in 1826
, ”in Width; m turret and litany
Northern hheips.
the some
it‘ll” lump tar about It We‘ll. is able to
be about again.
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The Hospital Whist Club will meet
with liq. Charles J. Pidnon. Taylor
avenue, Friday afternoon oi’ this Week
at it o'clock
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Mrs. Emma Morgan is laid up at the
homotninor daughter. Mrs. 1.9qu 'i‘ay-
lor, on win street, with a severe. at-
tack ,pt‘ sickness.
‘,"l. “I; .0 . .
William B. Staib‘s new factory to he.
brrlit in Bethe] will be two stories
lIlhg, 68 by ab feet, with a one~ntory
ell. 68 by 40 feet.
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Former I.leut.—Ciov. Everett. .l. Lake,
of Hartford. has returned from a visit
to his father in Florida. The lnttor'u
"condition is much more comfortable.
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State Commissioner of iiarhcrs
Hurry (.i. (lipsteln was operated on
W Minna "lino in”: bienviii at
browns. r
that you cannot a
$1. 00 Brussels for
We have doubt one down places all
,, than and other desirable mixtures.
needs a new covering and you are habitatlnt and th
guru II this your just bring the Infill
to us and see it we cannot tilt it up Iii a less expense on
different
round.
it Will
Vin
of expense and
you anticipate.
75c Ingralns for 50¢ a Ydrd
we are offering timing
you to take advantage of this sale.
12-18 North Main Street.
for appendicitis yesterday at the llnrt- 4
lord hospital by Firs. E. J. McKnight.
and Morris 'l‘uch. i
The board of equalization held tts
last meeting as a board of relief at the
capitol in Hartford, Monday. The re-
ports or the mutual life insurance com-
panics ch-ecorrected and accepted.
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Last Friday night. at the New lla-
vcu Music. hall that James 0. “Motion
h:Iu national lee-truer ot the Knights
the members of the order on (luilrolit
lleputy Sirerit‘l’ Samuel (‘3. lrelnud
Went to l'lIII-ieu yesterday and sum-
moned Ralph lilrchurtl antH’Selh W.
Raymond for jury duty in the hillIi-Ii‘itll'
court, Bridgeport. when the Mullen
murder ruse continencca trial ltillllli“
row.
Senator Charles S. Peck. oi linu-
bury. made an address recently in the
hilly; Itchool o! Danbury on "'i‘he'
Work of the lcuorai Assembly.“ Serr'
ator l’eck was a distinguished Iucur '
her of the senate at the session or
lliilil.
The board of railroad cornurlssioucru
.iilih approved the layout nrrd method
of construction of the double tracks
of the New York. New Haven til liart-
iord Railroad Company in New lirle
am, as set forth in a petition oi the
company heard last Wednesday morn
ing. 4 I
in the l'l‘lllll‘t' at the South Norwulk
corrncll meeting, yesterday, on error-4
was II
iroinn desired the position at plIrnIiI- '
lug luspcctor.1‘ho name. should haw
:beeu William irdlaild who is oouuert
partment.
An important meeting oi the dime
Association will be held Thursday at
ternoonut :l o‘clock at the rooms of the
Automobile (lllll) of iiridgeport in that
city. The revision or the constitution.
,wblch has already been under diacuir-
Rion, will probably be, tieiinitely .it'i‘lti'
t‘dfllitill.
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Mrs. Lillian SherwmId-Newklrk. solo
soprano of the Norwallt Congregational
Church. with Arthur 8. llyde. the or"
gnuist or iii. llariiioionrew‘n (‘iIurch.
New York city, gave II recital Monday
afternoon at the (lolurnblu l‘nirerslty‘
in St. Paul‘s chIIIII-i there. 'l‘hhi Willi
lilt' last concert of thtI season of six
concerts. urruugr-d by the department '
or music of that unlverulty. i
in the city court this morning Frank I
(lulluhait. of South Norwulii. wan lined
Si”. by Judith iI‘rnnk Wilder tor uttik
lug Theodore llolt in the tfhlncnr- res
tuuruut on Brute street, luItI night
'i‘hcI two men were playing pool and till
Callahan was not getting all the best
or it be Htartud an argument and
the noise of the Iiruurrrect eauIrod II
bystander to call the police and itnllo»
hair was arrested. liritittI-ptwl rtand
nrtl.
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M hm Daisy ii, Melton. the thud III-ore
tary oi the World Wide i’hlhrlhoti ilu-
Ion. will give an addriuut tlIlII eveniuu.
at it o'clohit. at the Huntli Norwalir
Methotllat Church. under the prominent
of the i’hllaihea Giannini. “or topic
will he "The Future of I’hllaihtuuum.“
Mina talcum comes highly recommend.
all. line ban a very piemrinx peritoniti-
ity and to know her hi to love her. This
in n rare opportunity for the young
people ot‘ this town and it hr hoped
that, many will Milli advantage.
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Al a meeting of intuition men in
Dttnhtiry. pifi‘iiiiiletl over by Edward mu
Girl but manufacturer IhtII following
lllt corner ions united in rushing III
written [It‘ll out lighiiisi the corporation
tax law and favoring its remini; Nor-Iii
American list (in.. National list to,
the iieritahire lint lantrtac‘uri‘ng (30..
Humvwoa mil (to. nlc., A Maid
lory a Song. American Hatters an
Furriers' Co. The stand taken wan to
the eitoiit Hill the tart which the red.
«mi government in nttempilnfi In cob
lIiIluI-ut ion and Literature. i
do in stating that Samuel t‘.‘
mil with the South Norwnik Water lie 4
tors of the Connecticut Automohllc'
We have a few will» of All Wool Inxrnins I
this February sale at 5 e per yard.
A. J. Collins 0.
Funeral Directors and Emlicliut‘rs.
arty 7? II pin yard. which
b will pay
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‘ South Norwailt. Conn.
Merrill Business College
Young Men to Learn Bookkeeping, Shortbind
and 'i‘ypewriting. -
Many Positions Are Open. Few Young Men to Fill Thom.
Port Chester
Stamford
South Norwnlk
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oi’ (‘olntr‘.rhus delivered II lecture Ho “OOWWOOWW
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STRIIT.
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PHONI “I.
NORWALK.
Are You Studying Economy
‘ilor‘i Everybody is Nowadays '
You can make a small amount of money go a
IIIIIlIItsI' IIIII iI‘ootchII or us
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“i have solved the mortuary question for than)";
Joint ways it‘ you
let int help you.
FLYNN 5. RYAN
90 Washington Street
86 Washington Street
Veilings
Come and see the beauty oi our New Veilings. and
you will consider yourself well repaid. One of Fash-
ion 5 emphatic edicts for Spring' In the “Mystery“ Vell-
ing. The patterns are so radically different from the
well known sorts. that they attract unlimited atten-
tion. and are the object of unstinied praise.
Prices, 50c to $1.00 yd.
The showing of veilings was never more extensive
or exclusive than it to this year
N. E. Ryan Co.
South idiomatic
South Norwalk
MILL TEL. “-8.
Window (tirm or every dominion.
Huh Wol‘ltu tum Cord.
Moulded Wooden (lotion. two aim
"Hitachi” Asphalt Fabric liootlnrt
Warn/iii“.
The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NONW ALK CONN
YARD TIL... M
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Police
SPECIALTIES
Ono. tnorann tummy ’8‘» [mm
tilntors' Paper
Sheathing and liniidm’ Moor.
liair incoming and Nutrition Pam
loci in in the nature of a illucrlmluti
lion against corrfiiutinos 3! compared
with private pnmmhipn.
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Give it I Rigid
lnspettion
and you Iwill that ii iii impossible
distinguish it from a new cum
That III the triad of III-pith work we to.
last as have at lead II o porinniiy in
show you what we on n. We may
save you name mime}. an Mir priceu
III-p pry removable. i
Luther M Wright
Sentinel For Stile, To Let and WantiAIit Pay
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With; a door that '
our at that room ,
him... it”
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the doubly .
The sixteenth annuci report or the
National PlunmrloWer and Fruit Guild
has been issued. The guild virus found
ed in 1893 by Mrs John Stewart now
at Glen Ridge N. J. in 1908 it was
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lncopornted. Mrs. Wood is "the
president and the honorary presi-
dent was Edward Everett Hale.
Among the. other oillcers are Mra.
Margaret Delarrd of Boston. Miss
Jane Addams oi Chicauo. Herbert
(iorwerneur Ogden ol' Starrtlordeonnn
.loslub Strong or New York. Miss lie!-
on Keller. Brunswick. Me., Seth Thay~
er Stewart. Brooklyn. Mia Ada ll.
Falrilold of ’l‘erryvllle. (Bonn. and
New York, Mrs. H. (i. Orphan. Stam-
l'ord and Miss Loraine Roosevelt, 0y-
sicr Buy, N. Y.
‘I the city dWcllI-r in touch with an-
tals and tenements sympathy
cheer through the distribution of
plants, Ilowcrir, fruit and jelly. ’I‘lre.
guild alao atlempiu to encourage the
cultivation or llOilll' gardens vacant
lot farming and nature. study.
Since the organization of the guild
the following ('onneelicut towns have
been interested to the extent that
they have had branches of the guild:
'I‘orringtnu, Wotircrsncld. Strattord.
New ilrltnlu. New Canaan. Norfolk
'I‘I-rr‘yl‘illII, Stamford, i'ihe Orchard
sharon. Norwich. Sound Beach, [Allie
ville. Rowayron, Norman. Rldxcfleld.
thclrileld, Norwalk, iinrkhamated.
Essex. iiranby, Bloch Hull. Coventry.
Bridgeport, Greenwich. Greens Farms
and Burlington.
in the last report mention is made
or the tollowiug items which Were. sent
by Connecticut towns; 73.229 bushels
oi flowers. Inn plants. 37': jars of jet-
ly. 22 bushels of fruit. 10 bushels of
vegetables, 9 baskets of nature mater
iui and a few small sums of money.
Among the unorganized I'I'lllN‘It which
receive through the Guild is mention-
ed the city of New liar-en, Bristol and
Plymouth have both sent ciIiInirlbu-
tiorui to this center.
"No other charity is conducted on
no large a scale with no little money"
in a part of the social cucouorny re
port for 1906. it was in
that the Guild won II silver medal at
tile hirer-national exposition in Milan
for its fine exhibit. A prominent aid
in the guild's work is the approved in
and
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The. object of the guild is to bring
ihlfi you“
WALL
PAPER
New Goods now to
hook. Prices are no
higher than hill year.
Decorator
to unit Street. Emil Norwuilt
Telephone 452
COME IN AND SEE OUR
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
GAS
And Electric Stand
LAMPS
And Gas Domes
Notto beequllledlntbe'l‘win
r Citieiiorprineorflyie.
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Connecticut
S
E. E. Gorhirm'
lure. dad to give to the. poor III hosplv -~
+ arm. 3 3
. It's worth while to cone to
25c Collars. 12¢ “
lit) lather} Collars: regularly
litre. 'i‘llurstltiy .......... 12c
“.25 Petticoats. 98c
Extra Large iiirubroirlet'etl
itutlie; l'i‘."l'.|iil‘l4v $1.25.
’l‘buraday ................ OBI:
25c Window Shades, l9c
Find Quality Shades. all col‘
urn. (in sale ’l‘lIurIIduy. . ..
19¢ each
SI 00 Buckles. 25c
Buckles;
it no.
5t) worth up In
’l‘lIursday . . . .' ...... 25c
92 Washington
Street
4 are going to utter some very attractive
Maine for this day.
MINTZ’S
“The House ofAtfliViiy. and Progress"
this am Tomorrow. We ‘
$4.00- want; $1.49 ‘
25 Silk and Net Waters on
sale Thursday .......... ”.19.
p .
25c Boys’ Underwear, 19c
h‘ieeoed Linen iloyu‘ Under?
wear; rge liltill) 27w. ’i‘iiurs-
day ...... '...19o
$1.00 Muslin Gowns,79c
'l‘rimrucd with neat embroid-
er), out full; ro_;ularly l
SLIM. 'l‘hursday ......... 790
5c Clark’s Thread. 3 MI:
Clark's regular 50 Spool (job
ton on sale ’i‘lrursrlay. 3V2: spent
our an that
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BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER
A POUND. 88c
Only One Grade Sold-THE BEST
The. Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHiNG'VON 91'" SOUTH NORWALK
TEL. NO. 909.
ram: oattvsnv.
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thi which ensures the tree dellrery4
of flowers by the iolioulng express
companies prorided they are neat to
a point within one hundred miles of
the starting place: Adams Arncrflicnu
Long island National Pucliic South
t'ili Wells Fargo and the
dimes. Tire guild oilicers give
alum express companies It large
share or the credit due to the quick
and i‘filt'it'tli distribution of flowers
uniting lire city dWeIIerH Winch have
been received from the country.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
..Iilalurcketuo-.l. iii. Shunnhan. New
Haven. .l. l'. Leo, l). A. Wadhums.
t‘hurics Money. ll. .\‘. Eastman. New
York; lI‘. ii Lawton. city; i.. it. lluri-
butt. Wilton; ii i.. Rockwell, Ridge.
tirid: \\‘. ii. Leo. ti. it, Slcgrist,
York; l“ W. Roberta. ii. A. (lruhb.
city: 1 .i. Str‘ohuIIIyI-r. New York; F.
.\i AIIIIIIWI'II. Nor-walk; J. .i. miles.
New York; 8. S. lientou. thlitt‘llelti;
lira, i‘. ll. llI-ilmer. White, Plains;
I‘lIIII‘lcs l’ Leo. lileua Stewart. (l. l).
(ltil‘iitlll. W. l-‘. ltoilcnbrigh. New York;
| A llllriltill. hiltiriieitmii. N. Y.
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it is a Iulucrubie mun indeed who
l‘llillllil command it l‘ew works or iii'lllhfi
in bid obituary
United L
lhi‘ i
New i
Maw
TO BUY HISTORICAL PAINTINos.
W\SHlNG'l‘ON.lI‘eb. 23.-—1‘hepur-
l chase or 13 lrisiorital paintings tieplci-
ling incidents or American national
history v. .15 (orruitiere.i b ythe library
] Io. llllliiitt‘ (It thp hIII rse. of representa-
tires yesterday. Senator Demon.
New Yul-it, introduced a bill Which
autiIorlZerl It price (It not less tliim
250.000 being paid {or the pictrtros.
They are the work Iii the late Edward
Moran. Theodore Silli‘t). a Nerv'i’ork
lawyer, appeared before the commit-
the on behalf or the Moran estate to
advocate the plii‘t‘liilhe. h
VERY er'rrjE‘
For You-Gat it!
A board In tutti IIII bristles cannot
be Minimally shared with II no»
that in Irritable only tor coil, ii in
We'll help you and ‘
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tect and uncut Minimum
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. Mr Merchant to am In masonic,
'SICIN for your store and show wln- . 4;:
down. We make them. III Ill“. and
they Sicl l Tllli) oooust .
Try It rInIIIil also for n I
tutor-III.
. increase in your billion“ will mo.
;you to order iaruur can
the Reed 8: Volt: Elem-iui do.
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