"THE sonTI-I NORWAL' k, EVENING SENTI
NEL ‘
it you have cultivated a taste tor
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEETO
will certainly tickle your potato. Al—
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington at.
.mo—fi. 1......
We Do Steam Boiler
Insurance
and Inspection
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 165-2
5"...“ w-m........ w...»-......... .. -..... .. .... . _. I L...
Park 8. Tilford’s
Delicious Candies
—80LD AT-I-
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
J. I.MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
Hosiery
MISSES' HOPSCOTCH
BOYS' ROCKPROOF
Itiunruntoo with Every i’u‘lri
~15 cent-
LADiES' SIX-THREAD '
SILK LISLE '
HOSIERY. Mar 251:
25c, 35c. 3 for $1
SILK HOSE. 5013 to 31.75 i
l
~39 centsn— l
i
'1
You want to trndo at I store that you can depend onma store that in
slnmro in its aynry'dhort to give you an honest service-m store that
will never misreprelent quality.
tent to build for the future and so will keep faith with its customers.
My busineua hail been bulided on It ilI'rII inundation of honest grain at
fair prices and not a one-time order place?" I want your custom now~-
and want it in the future.
First in quality, last in prion. always in the minds of its erratum-
ers~~lionnio Home Ground Feed for l-ioraes, Cattle and Poultry. i
WOOOOOWNWQ””9”OOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
in short. a sincere store that ll conI
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
(formerly Mluu Dawson)
Tel. 449
liiilil W3
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Not'wnlk and vicinity: itnin 01'
snow tonight. Saturday Clearing and
colder; moth-Into \aI'iniIiII \Ilutls. An
men of low prcsuuw ('IInlIni owr (lu—
tal'io is III'oduIiIIg cloudy “author
with rain or illiOW in liit‘ IIorlhI 1'11 8!‘ 1
tioun, east of the Mississippi 1"iw1' . An
extreme IIIid wuto in moving in litllll
th. I‘xtI'I'IIII: northwest. Zero tI-lnpt'ru-
till't-n ernd us far south 1111 North
l’it’tlit‘“ M11, and Prince Aiiit‘l‘i, in
tht.l Ilrilinh NIII'IVII'Ii. rIIpnrtiId lll'ty dI-~
green iwlow 'I/Ilil‘tl. 'l‘hII tIrIIIpI'I'utIII'IIs
are high l‘IoIII (‘lIiItngo ('iithIilti to the
coast, L'Xt'l‘lli iII NOl‘iilt‘l'li \‘1IIIIIoIIl.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘umnornluri': Low, :8; high, tilt.
Cloudy.
Miss Madriiuo ltchIIIIu, of Main
street il'iS l'.“('.lllllltti to lIIII homo after
spending 11 wool; \Ilih hot sls'IIII, MIR.
Fledorit'k Sip nor. of DIIIIIIIII'I
~~l{1"('p I'IIIIIfm'tIIlIII} III'I'II' Sunday.
Order li‘ittl .IIIIIIII) from ituI'Ianud llros.
Flotrhvr inn lioosoar. of Wosipm't
merino lost It vuluuolu Jorsoy I'ou
yontordm h.» poisoning. A neighbor
spllnkletl [Hill 5 grown IIIIIIInd to kill
rats and ”it! «on in some uny 1111»
some of it.
""Bill'l'illi§i(lil Iinll t‘IIil‘I'I'I.
1)|.nw1on & t‘o
'illt‘. ill. I".
CHOCOLATES
’25 cts.
Siillsou Powell Corporation.
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 3350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwaik
Busy Pricesl
i
My ”Inn is so \I'IIli tillI-Il with work
that 1 11m :IiIlII to dIvido n I'uir
l‘OIHIJQ‘ilSllllIlli into small protlts
{11110111.} 1111' patio-111s, IiInI'ginI', 11-1111
than many IlI-IItiIIts iiud '11 pmisilIitI
to do.
And this l'I-nillro of fair (‘lIIIrgIIs i8
IIIIII of tho host It’llFiOllh' why my
limo in so well iiiictl.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
in South Main St. South Norwaik
Hours: 8 a. In. to 8 p. m. Sun-
days by nmIointnIont only.
ill New York I,'it_\’.
—-'I\11III‘27. ions' \\'inlurt‘up1«1. ()‘lirinn.
AloquIdI-r S. l‘IilIuon. organist of ill"
Norualh Conan-national Church, an-nt
i‘huI'II'IIuI' in Now York on ninshui'
iIusiIIt-ss. nth-ruling iiII' ’IIIIItIm Sillliiil
IIIII' I'IIIII‘iIl'l ill liII' I'Vt'ilii 1,1;
(hurtzt- tiuiv. III l‘IIiIIII Park. who
iII'oiIII his lI-iz in tho plnI'ON ll_\' :1 full
on iiil’ iI'II in tho 1111111 I'III'IIIItiy. \‘i‘itbl'
:lllit‘ to :11 down IIIIIII \1': :1111i;1_\ on
It'ulI'lItIv,
82 WASHINGTON STREET
3331
hill 3'1
Men’s Overco'ats
:IIIIi $IIIIIII lunry ()v1"'IIII:1is. in iil‘Ilixt‘li
IlIIIsiIIinI uliI
.............. 3585
For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing.
but FISH to get the BEST
CHECK
Your Expenses
.~“—-—
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
WITH
The
South NorWalk
Trust Co.
AND PAY YOUR BILLS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 11111.
NATIVE ESCALLOPS ..... ...601'. qt.
OPENED [TON-G”(FLAMESn .40c qt.
FLATFISH «MW .‘. . . -~-— “ . . . .101: lb.
FROSTFISHWiniT: . . . .10c lb.
HERRING “—fl—fifl . . . .iZc lb.
Snapper Blues. Spanish Mackerel.
Bluefish. Steak Cod, Halibut. Smelt.
Eels. Buzzard Bay
and Grecnport Oysters.'
Round Clams in Shell.
Finnan Haddicu.
Long and
FREE DELIVERY.
BY CHECK -
START THE YEAR RIGHT road.
(‘8.
Sioux) 11ml 3i 3.01) Filthy (ht‘rt‘tiilih. ill zlii
stints .................... . .......... $7.85
$13.50 and $15,111) I’nury ()\'1'I‘I'IIIII.«. in all
hilt.» ...........I.. ........... $9.85
’ $111011 and $18.00 i'hnt‘v (..ivcrt'tiiiih in all
III/Is ..... . . . .. .. ....... M31285
$21IIIII i'mn' .‘ (hoinmts iii all sizes. . . .314. 85
$22 no and $25. 00 I'ancv Outrcoah in all
sizes ........ ...31885
$8.50 Black and Oxford (“)vcrcoats. . .. 3.6. 85
$10.01) and $12110 iiimk and Oxford 0111-1-
(‘tiilih ”$735
$15.00 and $113.00 Black and ()x'ionl Ovrr~
' roats.. ...... $11.85
$20 Black and Oxford Overcoais. . . . . . 314.85
325 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . 318.85
Boys’ Ovércoats
$3 5(1a11d$4.00(lvcrcoats ..32.85
$5000vcrtoats $385
$8.500veruoats 3665
«310111111 $12 ()Icrcoats ................$7.85
RUSSIAN OVERCOATS'AND REEFERS
Ages 2% to to Year:
3.00 Coats .3225
00 CONS lIIIICIIIDIDIIIIDUIDUOltlluh‘Bs
$3.00 Coats .3385
onu......~vII-II..
...-......In...
.or Coats 4.3485 ‘
‘ ’
Mr. and Mrs, t‘lIuriIIs E. t‘hurI'h. (Iii The iIIlIin of tho ilntvl MuhuI'iIorno
liI'uI-Ih 1:11pm. urn stit'titllllg 11 low 1111.133 is lN'lllg l“t‘]iiliilit‘li 11nd dt‘t‘ill'flit‘ti, and
11 hit; lIIIpI'I‘It'I’ImIInI iiifiillfi made.
It. 1.:Iuton it’- (‘11
1111111 IIIIiit'tI hr'IIIlIIImI'lIIri. iI‘II' tiII- IIIIliI'I'
to hI' on tho lookout I'III' .iUfit‘Sl‘il Ut‘ int-1',
iiii its
from ”MI OIIIII'II Hotel.
on luuunr
'4 \'I' l:lli Iii um
i ii 111 11 iJi II it ll\.t l( 11.11 in longing to tin l
ills i1t1111l" i'l't'uil’d him 111 1;.
I \\ lit in ”hot
Inwtun & t‘II
'I'hII
~1I11i11111 lIuIII rial i"ltllll'. Mit' bun. i'.'
WIII’Il innit iIm'tl I'I'It-lwtl :11 iii" Nor»-
lo this piano.
“iiil MIIII' “Lilli h” "”4'
in Nut iiliH‘li.
'III A1191”; III .utl
[lizwn tot-i1 \IItlI 1--
.ii‘n‘h llmnii.
...,
IIIII‘I‘ I'll"
hilt “ti
lip
IpI‘IoIIII oi th- hold in \IiIlIlI ht" i'IiliilllliIIIl
...... «-..... .... w... ”......
Men’s Light-weight
Coats
(luv lot of MI'II‘si .IIII' v izlil tittr'touis iighl
11.1l lilt'tiiliili with I; tIII'“11111 IIIII'Is $15 and
$13. Sale prit‘t' ..................... ”$885
0111: lot of Mrn's iinnry i‘ull (lII-II'IIrIts. light
111111 I I'IiiIIIII l‘tiitli'h; fIIrInIr Iiili‘lfi $20 and
$25. ‘guic price ....... . ....... 312 85
0111' lot of Court Top t‘onts, sinus 35. 311 and
37; humor prices $l£ and ‘ hits. 51110
price...................... ..... ....33.85
Big Bargains for Boys
BOYS’ TWO-PIECE KNICKERBOCKER
SUITS
Ages 6 to 17 Years
Suits .. $945
Suits . .3335
Stixxib‘hits............... ....34.85
55850311853685
(flue lot of i’IIIys' and small size Men's Roofers;
...
$150
$5.00
.o:I.-II
{Ol'l‘llt'rglil'ik‘t‘ $5.01) . Sale price . . 31.85 .
(3111' lot of lloya' dark colored Overooats; ages
9 to 11; former prico $3.00 to $5610 Salt:
price .....31.45
One lot of Youths Suits. sizes 31 and 331for-
mcr price -$81o $111 Sale price.......8a.
Reductions in Men‘s For and Fur-linod
B
V‘I'w Wartir'u .lrII'IrI'IIh (‘oz'ncll is: at. \I N l 1111111 i‘ui (‘Ill 11138111111: .II'II'IIII.
I. ‘I't‘l‘fll iuvust 11nd.
I'hvstuut hams along the Wilson l’IImt‘
uorh I'Iittintz down
’l‘hi- wood in iii'iiIK I'.IrII'I,l to tho ' strut-i,
IIIII'II tom and utilized tor tin; IIIIrIIIIa i\\iiil i‘t'illiHIiI.
~ Lamp ('hlquIIysI.
tivl'mnniu iiIIitIl
Iltuilrnzul nwuuv in living I'II'III‘IIIIIIII'IIll
and I'I-pulutmi 21ml Iiet'oratI'Ii.
pilIatlun has hwn made for a tram-
l‘IIr of II liI'I-IIIIII from the l’utnaui t‘IIl‘I "111'-
llorhir-
Iii ill‘l T'i'ii‘
“ iI'i' Ii :11 lilt‘ l1i\\ll ill El!
11- ll IIII'III than at I H Riiiilt‘
I..II', and In inns It In tho H31! tum
tip I .IIIIIIri 11' of the i;.IIIu
THESE ARE THE BIG BARGAINS YOU'VE WAITED ml?
5111111 7.. 1111 rd; l) in Ililllitlil’).
.‘Ilr ’nIIIl ‘Ill': it it TILII‘IIII, IIl‘l.1Iwi5
spout IIINII'I'IIAI. in Sinml‘oid
Mia's lieitli' .\iI 'iiIIiII II III I‘IInII'IIIIII
-l(' I‘ltt'il. l‘. Ii,.II'I1IIIIIII IIIIN ilI IIIIIIrIII iIIIuI lilt‘\ . III
iaui‘n lIIIIIpI'l‘IIi loom IIIIII hI'IIiIII: un-
inliiii’l'l‘tlilt' :1 I'oIrim- oi llt‘fiiiilt 111
'i 5w '81- ' I . .llIlI' .IuIl iII'IIIt EI'IIIIII'II
youth Noruni‘u stwnt lilt‘ Iin)‘
III lIIIIli'I'IIIIIL )t'E-il‘iiiii'I 11nd attonIlml
IIIIIIIIIII' III l'oii's'. returning home
iIIIliIlittn
An up
II'I' IIt
COMPARiiSON.
TEST. liF YOU MAKE
MOST BEAUTIFUL IN ,S
m'l‘I'IE
PRICE. LOOK
MONEY.
JUDGE ha
'FIGATE REPUTATIONS.
TON. MIENDELSSOHN ~—
The Safest Way to, Buy a PIANO 4
~~Make Comparisons
SIFT yrnn FACTS FOR YOURSELF BY THE 4.
SURE SAFE AND INEXPENSIVE MEANS or
WE ARE EAGER
THOROUGH ENOUGH YOU «WILL FIND OUR
PIANOS ‘THE MOST REFINED IN TONE—THE
lilIBST IN QUALITY—THE LOWEST IN'
“AND! LEARN.
‘I‘I'IOUGHiTFUL. INTELLIGENT COMPARISON.
WILL TELL YOU JUST WHERE YOU CAN GET
THE MOST SATISFACTORY PIANOS FOR YOUR
IF YOU ARE NOT A COMPETENT
PIANOS, YOU HAD BETTER INVES-
THE PIIANOS WE SELL -- GABLER, CHICKER-
INGT KRIANICH 8: EACH. STERLING, HUNTING-
TI'IAT CiOES WITH THEM, SHOULD AID YOU
TO REACH A DECISION QUICKLY.
'
M. Sonnenberg Piano Company
104 Washington St, South Norwalk , ,
FOR THE‘
YOUR INVESTIGATION M
TYLE AND IN FINISH
MAKE CAREFUL.
1er
THE REPUTATION OF
AND THE GUARANTEE
"I “...... .41....
illllil iNi Will SIRIEI
\t .\i.lI STRIBET. 10:10 a. rut—There
u'wrv some fairly withI openings in in-
111111 trading on 1119 stock market. today.
l'nitml States Stool opened with a
Mark of 7.1M) shares from 7 7;. to T5.
:15 against yesllt-I'day's closing prion or
T419. tithor lurnI‘. lots of the some
«'tIIIk arm the prim up 1117511,. Road~
111;: :IhoIIIId a train (If 1 point on a UlOt‘k
1.1" 3.3110 shurus and linitlmoro and
(thin a train of? 1‘5. points. The weak
IIIII Iii-attire, was St. Louis Southwest-
I'l‘il, Irhivh declined 1 point.
WAN. S'l‘i‘ti-‘Iifi‘l‘, 1‘. it. nI.I~-»The
IIII'IIIIntlI displlIIcrl at the opening was
I'IIvinI‘IIrI'I'd W a ('lillililt‘lll buying
Ilitflt'liiviil IInIli ill‘it"t'i< I'ontiuued to ad-
I'unt'v throughout. tho list. The "10W"
IIIj'I'It (711115.011 111 Ft"\‘(“!‘SI‘li of position lIy
:ztiim' traders who had “01'“ (In the
“2111mm.
”...-«.... W... ., ......»
Begins Tomorrow Morning at the
ROGERS & STEVENS STORES Norw alk St S. Norwalk
Read every line of the items that follow—they tell of actual and liberal savings to be secured by the Wise buyers—«and wise buycrs an: always E.AIR1 Yhuyers at our Red Tag Sales.
The Greatest Bargains
in Men’s Furnishings
i .121 III'I'm‘ur. nilui‘i IIIIlII_ and 1'1II'1Irinu of their ('nn
0 “mm 1 1w i‘U'iItlti“ \‘.II ht I‘lIItI Ittll how It Hurts nidml In the 1151». Among, lllt
’ iIIInI it ptz'IIIIIIIuIIIv IIIIxt 'iIIIIinzsy I-v IIIIIrulI'IIous gains worn t‘uuadlun l’u‘
slslrII‘IuII in ’I l' I... III ,‘Il'nut' ll.Iil. 'i‘lIII .‘Illloil‘ iiull "iilI and thti Southern Railway pl’d.
'l‘hIII IIIIIniII ii ”II '1 I':1'II pm 0 WI“ iIII-svnt i‘lIIiII «IIIr'lIII' 2 points. Business hovumo duli~
tiIuI'I lust .. 'lo ‘1 I II and l 'l’iw lliIIII Simon" 4 (In IiIIv :I-lIIIIIIIe and prices were main-
;i111< Mil Itt‘ 1h» hill tor the I'illil‘x‘ililiiit'tl III tho host.
ilIII lIII nilmr lg» Just IIiIottI III I t; and 111;! IIIIIiIIIIiI'I-Illj. 131qu hip. W \l.i. S'l‘liilili'l‘, i ii. 1n.~—-I\lthou:., l1
tho 1:1 :II-rul :IIiI'nIII'II iwitrd u‘iII'II (lull-
Men’s and Youths’
Fancy Suits
new. iiitt‘ ri',0llt‘ti the Illill'iit't did not my
IIpeI more than a trivial fraction and
a tow stocks continued to go up nota-
iIly Misanul‘l homo and Canadian Pa-
cific. which touched 49% and 20%". res.
III_'~I,-11I'uly. All (It the Gould stoohs
showud onsiderable strength.
JOHN CAHiLL DEFEATS GEORGE
‘ SHELDON. ,
George Sheldon. rated 100, was no.
tented by John Cllhlll, rated 76, last.
evening in the. next to the last game in
the first round of the pool tournament
of tho Nutmeg (‘1th by the score of 75’ II
to >15. '1th game was my interesting; ‘
and would have been indeed clone
throughout, had not. Mr. Sheldon need»,
I'Il 2.3 more halls than Mr. Cahill.
’l‘lIIIrII was a large attendance prose
in “’lllltfb's the game and there were
31111112 cleverly executed plays made it
both pIIIIIILs ’lhe scorer was Josen
Ashwoli and the referee was William
J Ridt‘l‘. ‘
l M'MAHON—MULLINS.
James J. .‘iiI'Mnhon, formerly nif-
South Noru'nik, and Miss Maryifiu
Mullins of New Haven, “ere married
at St Joseph‘s Church. New Haven,
\‘Ivdu. <1] i\ morning. by the Rev. Filth:
IQ’I Him}
Ever Offered 5 8.1.1 in... ........ .. ....... . ........ s 6.85
at Red Tag Prices .fimmhuits ............. ............$ 7.85
515111) Suits .. ..................... ..310.85
.111 till/.i'll hit-11's 5131' Xt'gligi't' Shirts. . . . . .391: 3'8”“ Knits """ ‘ ' " """"" ' """" $1“'85
75 down Men‘s 501' Working Shirts ...... 391' 35 ’0 0“ Sill” IIIIIIIII - --------- ..._....314.85
, liutirI' stock of .\lI'II'.I-'I $101) ('IIIIII'I'II \I'Iz'litzi'c $2 500 Suits ..................... .. $18.85
Shuts . ........ . ............. 79c
$1.51Ii1I$...01'1 hiui' (hull and i 1\' \\. Xl'giiw
goo Shirts ..... ....... . $1.15
so dozen Men's 151' black and fancy lime. .91:
Men's 151' Camel Ilair liIIlt' Hose ........9c
\lou I: fancy Lisle Half lime 4 pails. in :I hos;
former price $1.01). Sale priu', . . .. .651:
50 down Mons liilit)'ttiitil’t1‘t'i l"1111- Sill. iiulf
Host" illi‘lilt’l‘ prior 5m. Suicmrim 35c
.21) down iiIII'u lluudimrthiefw {tumor prito
151'. SalupIiIo .91:
W our soc fancy li'ouI in Hand Tire. ....391:
$1.51) Oxford and fancy trimmed $11 caters 95:
$3 Oxford and fancy triuu'uori Sweaters. $1 95
$6 Plain Nutv Blue Sweaters .34. 25
[$1. 511 Olive Drab Flunntl Shirts... .. .. .. .98:
$1. so and $200 Blue. double- breasted l'lanncl
Shirts .981:
I $3.5 0 Lamb Lined (,ape Gloves ........31.45‘
. 322.85
i‘IIIIN)\IIIi~............I..........
Men'sfnn' ()I'cralis and Coats to match... .391:
.\I1'II':~l$I.oo gray “ooi riiIiIt'Il and camel': hair
l'uIlicrtrcar .......... .......... . . . . . . .696
it'ngu us: in broken sizes of Mons Union Suits.
\lI'u‘s ilillt‘ Ilt'rhy riiIiIod [Nude-mean. ...39c
Alon slliot'I'I'Il lined 1 Mom tar double or sin—
gle ihreistcd Shirts ...390
I‘.\11'11 s 32 and $3. Soil Hats ...........3L45
'l‘roiidymon's winter Suits, former price 313.
Sale price .. .......$7.8§-
Bargains 111 odd lots of Mon' s and Boys’ Vi In-
ter I laps.
Boy 5’ $1.00 and $2.00 fancy
III-II-II....
III...I......
trimmed SWCat-
1rIII79c
I tINorwalls
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