NEW GOODS
. FOR 1912 —
in Parodies, Ginzhcmc, M»
A oom~
Prcttler
drug and Foulcrdn.
plate unortment.
and better than ever. .
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokomo Hotel Block.
South Norwflk
Attorney John Keogh, of South Nor-
walk, sent the morning In Bridgeport
on business.
n»—
Ofllcer Frank S. Strntton has In his
possession a lady’s gold locket, which
he is holding for the owuer
Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. R.,
will meet this evening, in the post
rooms in Wall street. -
wLoin oi Pig Pork. 121,530.
Market.
I
J. Henry Schuub, who Is sojourning
at Hamilton Belinutlu Islands. is lo
membering his South horn-111k friends
with postal curds.
The regulilr meeting, of Old Well
Commundery, U. 0. (I. (3.. will be held
this evening in its bull in the South
Nor-walk Trust Company building.
Eureka Lodge, will hold 11 meeting
this evening in Odd Fellows' Hail. The.
committee in charge has prciuircd on
entertainment, for those who attend.
Wilbur liommons of Spring street.
was operated on Wetlneslm by It}.
Tracey. ’l‘ho opexullon has moved Silt.
cessiui and Mr. .iicmmous is steadily
improving.
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—-.~\ll kinds Winter Cups. 0' Illlell' 11.
At the meeting of the (‘cut1nl Law:
”Union which was held last night Sum
ueI Calm, slate organizer of the Fed:
erution of Lubor. was preeent 11nd 1101
dressed LIIOSQ prurient.
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Clinton Communal-1y, No. 3 Knights
Templar, will hold it stated concluve
this evening at which little omcore tor
the cnuuinn year will be elected. All
members are asked to be present,
Miss Goltle Sellanko, of Day street.
wandered away from hel home this
morning and caused her parents eon-
slderable wonrimeni. The. little girl
was picked up by Chief Wm. R. Pen-
nington. in South Main street. He took
her to the station house where subse-
qyently her parents secured her.
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A large‘numlbcr of Norwalkers. in-
terested in the suit of Peter F. Mar-
ron against the Connecticut 00mpany
for $20 000 as a result of injuries re-
ceived by negligence claimed to be
theirs went to Bridgeport yesterday
while the case was on trial. A num-
-. hr of the Norwalk trolleymen were in
court as witnesses.
Nehemiah Dundee, president of the
South 'Nor'waik Board of Trude, recelv.
" ed a letter from Congreseman E. J.
Hill stating that the matter of our
‘ v‘eying the Norwalk harbor, prepare
tory to the proposed improvements,
' was now in the hands or Congressman
Lawrence, of Mussuchuaetta, who is a.
member-of the nub-committee oi” sur-
‘ 5 vcys, and Who will see that the hill is
included in the general rivers and hat».
Ibors bill.
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. ~Loin ct Pig Pork, 12%(3.
Market. 5'
Hayes’
"All this week the young people of
‘lilh'e town have taken. advantage or
May 'awm J. Finnegan’s notice or
permission for sliding on Fitch's Hill
between the hours of 7 and 10 p. m.
They buy been at a loss to account
. rcgulatlonn‘ oi the
. Iy westerly.
liayes' I
31111111: no '01” was.
me WM?— «alum...
now ON 3111.: 1, “i 5
Villain-mac AND VALENTINE.
Pos'r canoe ‘ ‘
ONECENT UP
7wM. P BEERS A
STATIONERY STORES
*‘South Norwak and Norwnlk
WWEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and colder tonight: Saturday fair and
colder: modearte variable winds most-
The secondary distur-
bance that was cantru‘l near Chicago
yesterday morning has moved and Is
now central near Buffalo, N. Y., It in
producing cloudy weather with light
local snow: from Ohio eastward to
New' England and as far south as
Acheville, N. 0., Pleasant weather pre~
voile In the southern and western sec-
tions. Zero temperatureuwere report-
ed from the Upper Miasicsippi Valley
and the western portion of the Lake
region. and frosts were reported as
for south as Miami, Flu.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Teulpo‘rllturfe: Minimum, 20; maxi-
mum. 43. Cloudy.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward O'Hara and
children. of Bridgeport. are the guests
oi’ relutlveo In South Norwulk.
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R. A. Seymour, who purchased the
Scllmutie confectionery store in Mu
sic iiaii block a couple of yours ago,
has gone out of business.
. Conductor Albert lleru. oi‘ the local
trolley lines, who has been ill for
11101111111: lite 111.1111 friends inc pious
led to see him again 011 the cars 11nd
1110 giud lo ltnru oi? his lucovoli.
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morning from \‘i’uonuorliot,
gruluitnothcr of Mrs, Aviszln.
of Marin nireut.
tit-urge
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1 all 111111 IIEAIIS
i
iBaId- headed People May Get, a New?
Chance in Life.
1
imnhes his mark at thirtyllve 111111 is
il‘t‘tld)’ to lttire ut iorty- ilv.e
ibue’iuoss IIOIISPR pension the mun no
‘cull “mditllo aged": lilIl’lill‘ litun ullou
iliis lugging influence to intrude upon
the commertmi IIISII, a bald head In
almost fatal to any muu's bones. "The.
following must therefore prove inter-
esting to people who are losing th'clr
hair or who nre bald. '
Resorciu is one oi the intent and
most effective germ killele discovered
by science, and in connection with
Beta Napthol, which In both germici»
dot and antiseptic. a combination Is
formed which destroys the germs
which rob the hair of its ’nutriment.
and also creates a. clean and healthy
,condltion of the scalp, which prevents
the development of 'new genus.
Pilocnrpln is a. well-known agent. fox
restoring the hair to its natural dolor,
where the loss of color has been due
to a. disease of the scalp. Yet, it Is
not a coloring matter or dye.
This combination of curatives mixed
with alcohol as a stimulant perfects a
most effective remedy for hair and
scalp troubles.
The famous Rexall “93“ Hair Tonic
Napthol and Pilocurpin. It helps to
make the 11¢qu healthy, to nourish the
hair, to stimulate the folliCles. Where
the head in already bare, it enters the
nourishment and stimulates a. new
growth. 2
We want you to try a few bOttles or
Rexall “93" Hair Tonic, on our per.
sonal guarantee that the trial will not
cost you a penny it it does not give
you absolute satisfaction That’s
it should lndisputably demonstrate
about when we day that Rexali “93’?
heads. except of course, Where balm
noun has been of such lon‘
1 that the roots of the hair a
dead. the folliclcc‘oloc
over and the occipl '
Remember, we
Valentines
several tluya. resumed IIIN‘ tiutiex this.
Word \t‘iis received in Norwnlk thief
tolling 1.11,
the death oi‘ the mother of .\l1- lieu-j
jnmin lyiultou, oi ii‘rnnhliu uwuuc, null;
The funeral will be?
.
held tomorrow ut‘lornoou 111 ll o‘clock:
M White Shoe Store
In these days when youth In [lief
. , l
intovlng‘i’uclor in business, when it mun ;
w hell 1
Is chiefly composed of Resorcin, Beta 1
follicles, revitalizes the roots. suppleis ‘
proof of our faith in this remedy and -
that we know what we are talking
Hair Tonic will grow hair on hold ‘
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raperl
All much taltc can be displayed in the drapery of your doors and
windows as In the arrangement of one's own (Iron. Our drapery de-
purtment. where all the newest things in Curtains and il’ortleron cro
shown in excellent indie. ,
You Can Fit Up Your Windows
from ,39c to $7. 50, or
Your Portiers from 51.19-515
A. J COLLINS 8: COMPANY
m
it is rumored that since the auto hats supplanted the horse that
all the old horse traders have become deulera in live poultry. It to
easy utter filing down horms' teeth and feeding them glnger,. to
change to trimming towls' legs and touching up the plumage and
combs with fresh color To one of these declcrll N hon. like a lady,
' is as old as she looks They might fool the wife of the literary man
who bought 11 mother and broad. They died In a few days and one,
went to consult a turmer'c wife about them. "What dld you feed
them?" asked her udvluer. “ii‘eedthem'1‘”waeille answer “Nothing;
i thought a healthy hen like that should have enough milk for her
chicks." So be sure and have a stock of “Ronnie" Chick Feed on
hand when you order the chicks.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First In quality, laid in price, clwnya In the minds of Its cultomw
erswnounie Home Ground Feed {or Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Bond no In order for one load, and we will retaln you II I cum
tamer. Chandra from slate. uniform quality, oullnblo (or furnace.
That’ s ill—~—
A Hot Thing
range, stove or self moor. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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3 74;.
Soulhg‘i’Norwaik
I-
90 Washington Street
i turner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
I
A Special Featm e of Our Semi Annual Sale
NOW GOING ON
200 Pairs of Misses’aud Children’s Shoes
Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand solved, rock oak outer sole: and in»
nor colon, made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
l
Missal aizeu, 111/210 2, $2.50 Sale Price .. .... .......‘...... ....snos
Children’ a slzca. 8i 2 “11.52.00. Sale Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ”$1.05
Infanto‘ Sizes, 5 to 8, $1. 75. Sale Price ........... ..... .. $1.25
Parents should see then Shoes to appreciate the bargain. we offer.
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F RNID : “ URE
HOUSEFURNISHIN GS
A Few of the Specials Listed Herc
Cume 1n and See the many Others
MORRIS CI'IAIRB
Regular 87. 75. at ..... ......4550
PARLOR AND LIBRARY TABLES
to to 20 per cool. dinount.
. soLBATURDAY GPECIAL
....50 ulnar " 00 Lacs Curtains at
Regular-$7.50 ............$_B.25’
opera-firs _ . ,
Regular 535 00, rule ..-. . . . . . . .52900
. MATTING REMNANTB
10¢ per yard.
HEATING STOVES . ,
824 Oak Heater, aale.....-...5i2.so
’ J. M LAvroN & Co.
1
Big Clearance Sale of,
CHIFFONIER8 DRESSERS ‘
Re’g‘lnl" $22.00, at ..........$18.00 Regular 37.51119 5550
Regular 318, sale .........1..'.015.00 £223: £33 :2 3:3:
Regular $16.50, sale ........-.$12.50- 1
m ......»aw—aa.1..l-- .5 -. .
. (Incorporated)
Real Estate and Inounnoc Agents.
5 Railroad Ave. ‘ South Not-Walk. Ct.
Also Steamship Agents
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday mid Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
south Nomlk ‘
5:
DAVID w. RAYMOND
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Funeral Director and Embaimer:
10 North Main Street, Booth Norwulk;
Ruldonco, 5 Waohlngton Street.
Telephone at office, 33012.
Telephone at home. 698 "
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The Reed 51 Volk .
Electrical Co?
The Only Fully Equipped :
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In tho Town I
AUTO supPLlea
Phone 805—40 South Main Street ;
South Norwnik. bionic Hull Bloch _
ESale Prices
on Screens
3-fold Silkaline
Screens ;
reg 51 25-31971:
3 fold Green Burlap
Reg. 53. 25; Sale 52 75
F. A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store l
oonNnn WALL AND 11th on.
NORWALK. GDNN.. '
Norwaik Branch Office of I 1
The Evening Sentinel
,—
_ THAMER
ocULlsTeANo comm-us
‘ WHEN IN oouar
have yOur eyes examined by our
Dentist. We make no charge for
this service and prescribe no glass-
es unless needed. lilinusuall," did
, you) say? Yes,=hut that is our way
and the people like“... ‘
81 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.
Open actor-any Evenings ‘
PHONOGRAPH sacunan aw. .
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-11111 story
nograph figured In th,
tiou, m co
special cell
A. 0. Roller, a“ detective, who has
for Old Dominion Line, ~
Clyde Line, Savannah
Line and Mallory Line
to all points South.
Fcnwick Opticalw Co.
of how a private dete‘otIve and a one: 1 1
‘ullegod that when McGowan “admit--
‘ ,‘nnonf‘ 11mm
XIII SP [III
, at the A&P Store for Friday
‘ and Saturday Only
Very Best Creamery Butter, 1b.,
17 pounds Granulated Sugar, . ‘
Very Best Flour, large bag, ‘
Extra Fine Maine Potatoes, peck,
Strictly FrcSh Eggs, dozen,
Condensed Milk, 3 cans,
Oat Meal, 3 Pkgs.,
10 lb. Bag Pure Buckwheat
3 Tumblers Jelly,
Table Syrup, 3 cans,
70 S 81 H Green Trading Stamps Free
with 2 bottles Pure Extract, each 25
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES
Teas Curran
50 Stamps free with 1 lb. at 60ci30 Stamps with 1 lb. at
40 Stamps free with 1 lb at 50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb at ......
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Stamps free with 1 lb. at 40c 20 Stumps with 1 lb. at....
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES
2i) Stumps with i can Cotton .................................. ..200
iii Stumps; with": cans Tomatoes, each .......................
It) Stum‘ps with I can Raspberries 111 ..... ' ..................
Ill Stumps ulth i can ('hcliies at ............................
if» Stumps with I bottle Olive Oil at .................... . .....
15 Stumps with ‘3 (“ans Salmon, each ................... gq
IO Stumps ullh ’ onus Spinacll.eotl1 ......................... V26
"0 Stumps pith l bottle Olives at .......................... ....26c’
Ill Stumps with 1 tan Shrimp at ............................ ..12c
10 Stumps with 2 boxes Matches each ............. . .....
124 WASHINGTON 8T.,
Tel. No. 909 Free Delivery
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2. 30 p. m.
O. B. JaCkSOIl 53 WALL STREET,"
OptICI an NORWALK’.
PHONE 433.
4.
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it
Everything in the OpticnlLi
Eyes . Examined Free.
ARE SELF-STARTING
THE PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE EQUIPMENT I
Five-passenger and Runabout models for 1912 now ready f
demonotrallon at our garage.
OSCAR H. BANK
RIVER STREET” Telephone FBI-3 NORWALK, CON
. SPECIALS
Good? Butter, per pound
on' the
FineSt Winter Butter mm... 1
(1001: around: secs, pee oozsug ......
FRESH econ. PER DOZEN ......... .
some MILK .
WALTER BAKER’S COCOA 0R CHOCOLATE
Norwalk Chronicler