NEW GOODS FOR 1912 'in’iPercales, Gingham. Ma- drag and Foulards. ' A com plate assortment. Prettler and better than ever. E. K. BANKS Mahackemo Hotel Block. .1. 4.. .11.. 5 South Norwalk ¥V WW'IW'PS-l‘ Miss Florence Cook, of Norwalk, it- tended Poli's theater in Bridgeport on Saturday. rConcord Division, No. 2, ‘Sons of Temperance, will meet in the Gazette Building as usual this evening. Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364, 1Sons of St. George, will meet tomor- row evening in the Main street quarv ters as usual. .....- Arthur T. Murray, of the Mack Truck 1- Valentines Company, of Allentown. Pa., spent Sat- urday and Sunday with irleuds and rel. . atives in town; ‘ i l The South Norwalk the Police Com-l pany is making extensive preparations; for its annual ball, which will be held; in Arion Hall, next Week. I Rev llnlph G. Harilev, pastor of the South Norwulh Baptist will go to Wi'dimantic tOmorrow and‘ delivei an address there tomorrowi o1ening.i Residents and business men in Rail road avenue. outh Norwullt, are plensm 7_ ed to see the trolley curs once more} pass their odors on the. way to the! railroad stations 5 o __ 1 The members of the new host club that is to start shortly in \01 walk wiill meet Wednesday evening in the iiihct-‘ ,nlun Hall for the put pose of organize-1 tion‘V'nnd the election or officers. ...—am...— John J Sheehan Jr. of No. 23 High street, Nairwalk. has secured a position ‘ with a Philadelphia confectionery con- . It. ‘ceiut. and will act as salesman f011thc Bell Cow brand of milk chocolate i . L...—_.__... Six years old James Cummings, Of,1b11sinoss meeting Wednesday evening. . 1 612 Colorado avenue, Briddgport, was struck by an automobile driven by A B. Hicks, last week. His face wasV bad- 11y c‘ut 'd’b‘ but. otherwise he was unin- , lured. ~ ,, _. ‘ A. C.Hendricks,d2‘éan of the tire fighters of Connecticut, and -presi~ é’V“ dent of the Fire Chiefs' Association,‘ _ is dying at his home in New Haten. ’ V He has been mayor of the city and chief in the fire department. t When Mi'sa Skilton. a teacher in the Oakvllld' school, opened her desk, the , other morning, nine rats ran out and there was immediately a panic. it is ‘a mystery ‘how the rats got there and none of the children will tell. When John Valentine was arraigned ‘ .in police court in Meriden, last week. for non-support the excuse he gave “I married her; not her mother "Viilentlnc was ordered to for ”‘00 to pay his wife .was: ‘ and VsVitIteVrf furnish a bond There were ten "sales of real estate in The Norwalks, last week. with mort- gages amounting to $14, 900 filed by ’1‘pr Clerk 11111111111 smith. For the ‘ V last Week 111 January, 1911. there were his transfers. of. property and mort- gages “Vt. ..39 860. 3‘ ‘At the Methodist Episcopal Church ”in New Britain last week was held 11 'thng of the Methodist Social Union 91-099111; Connecticut at which ad. dresses were mode by- Bishop Hamil- 1911. of Boston, And Bishop Lewis, who ‘Saturdny afternoon with friends in (hutch, i, . Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. John St111'k,nf South Main snout spent yesterday §wlth the V011 CHLHRI Company. comes firom China. ‘ _ . 1 Now on SALE VALENTINE‘S AND vsLeu'rmn Poa'r canoe ONE CENT UP WM. P. BEERS STATIONERY STORES +Soutl1 Norwait and Norwcllt fl -—~— . . wanna-s rancher. For Norwalk and vicinity: Blair to- night and Tuesday; diminishing mirth- p'esterly winds. Fair weather with the exception of occasional hurries of snow, prevails this morning, in all “3".“ tlons east of the Racky Mountains. The cold wave that moved in from the northwest Saturday morning has moved eastward and southward, and now covers nearly the entire country. The only places where the tempera- tures last night were shore freezinSA were along the Pacific coast and in portions of Florida. .——- TEMPERATURE YEAR A00 TODAY. Temperature: Minimum, 19; maxi- mum, 38. V . Charles ‘Holt's new' home in Winni- pauk is nearing completion. Edward McCarthy, Vof Harriet street, returned' to Brooklyn, last evening. The Robust Three" are arranging for a dance to be held in the near future. 1. Mill Mari box of 72 \i'atel has been on thealch list fill a weeks. street few James Burns, of Norwnlk, spent in. Bridgepoit with relatius. - Edward F. llut‘fi. Ht‘t mod the $5 gold piece at the .Viur1"s\'oung Men‘s (tlub, inst, Ftiduy etenmg. ‘V Fred Landon of Wan] sixeot has been cunnned to his home. i111; scwxal days sutterim; with a sewn: cold i ...—m. Miand Leonard, of Stuart avenue, has secured a position 'in Dunbury; Guarnieri it ‘Swenson have been awarded the contract for- rcpupering the parlors oi‘ the Phoenix l-Jnglue Co. ...—...- W .l.ady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, will hold its semi-monthly Oratory Iskjau, the popular young carpenter, has secured a position with the Mutual lint Company in Cross street. ‘, ‘ . 1 The weekly dance of the Life Sav- Hali and 11rové‘d.to be the usual happy occasion “to ......L... Contractor William B. Richards has practically completed the extcxior of Frank Presby‘ s new house on Straw- berry Hill. .. K There are no hard times for theufru- gal man. The advertisement of the South Norwalk Trust company will tell you why. “ William Hayes, who has been visit- ing relatives and friends in ~Norwallt, has returned to his home in Mount Verno, New York. 1. . The monthly business meeting of the Epworth .Leagune of the South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church will be held Wednesday evening. 1.1111. Flynn. the bright 111119 daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs. James m1 Flynn. of 3 Elizabeth street, began her studies . at: Laurelton Hall, Milford this mnrn- ;1 I118. 'Uncas ned Melt held their weekly dance Saturday. evening at their wi'g- “111,111 Washingtbn street... The at. fair was well attended and all present enjoyed a good time. ‘ Edward Hoggson, intoxicated frosted ”saturday night by Herzl; Bryan H Silk wad lined as w ' era was held Saturday night at Arion ‘ V in Berkley tract and replied thet‘ ~~I1 shown in excellent taste. - You? Can Fit Up A: much taste can be displayed in the drapery of‘your door: and windows as in the arrangement of one's own dress. ' our drapery do» " partmont, whom all the newest things in Curtains and Portions: are ‘ from 391: to $7. 50, or Your Portiers from $1.19- $15 Ydur Windows A. J. COLLINS ”OW combs with fresh color. is as old as she looks. who bought a mothel and brood. them?" sakcd her adviser. chicks. " hand when you order the chicks. ...MA. . 4,.” ...,p. ....W. range, Itovo or self-feeder. Prisca . . . . it is rumored that since the auto has supplanted the horse that all the old horse traders have become dealers in live poultry. easy after filing down horsea‘ teeth and feeding them ginger. change to trimming fowls’ legs and touching up the biomass and To one of these dealers a hen. like a lady, They might fool the wife of the literary man went to consult a farmer's wife about them. “Food them?" was the answer I thought a healthy hen like that should have enough milk for her So be sure and have a stock of “Ronnie" Chick Feed ‘on First in quality, last in (price, always in the minds of its custom- era-Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. ‘ Jed-d0 Coa Send us an order tor one load, and we will retain you an a cut tomer. Clean, free from state. uniform quality. suitable for furnace. RAYMOND BROTHERS 8. COMPANY It is to They died in a few days and she "What did you feed “Nothing, MANUEL TORO HATCH.V 0 That's It !——-— A Iiot Thing on application. Parents should see these Show to Harry Joyce spent Sunday in Bridge- Dori. Miss Alice Hyde entertained a few friends at her home in Marshall street last evening Those present were Misses Grace Howard, Louise Be‘lcurb Mrs. John Hyde-and Messrs. Herbert Whane, William McCarthy. Riley, Ernest Lunyeh and Frank Guar. inert. ‘ it was erroneously stated in these alumna in connection with the“ Cafe Chautant, which will be thelddn The Armory on, Ftldhy ”evening undonthe auspices of the King's...Daughte1-sand Son: that cents in the balcony and on the main floor would be reserved. The tabled Trill be reserved but seats in the balcony and on the main door will be open to those who come in time to set them. ’ Street Commissioner C. Irving By- ington was on his job yesterday morn- ing and all Not-walk people walked to church over city propertsi'that had been cleaned. He was asked it he had cleaned the piece of city property dime c; not having taken VFW,” cared and the crotch the on: was AppreciAtcd White Shoe Store 90 Washington Street ( orner Atlantic and Worth Streets, Stamford A Special Feature of Our Semi-Annual Sale NOW GOING ON 200 Pairs of Misses' and Children’s Shoes Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sewed. rock oak outoruoloa And in- ner solos, made over our, 8,:eclal FOOT FOR‘M' LASTS. Mines':lzes.11|/¢ to 2. $2.60. Sale Price 3195 Children's um, 31/. 1911.92.00. Sale Price ....;.............‘.$1.65 lnfantc’ Sizes. 5 to a, $1375. sale Price ....‘..,...............31.25 Charles . South Norwhlk appreciate the bargain: we offer. ... ...—.1“... The town lienrd of Relief is in sea slon again today. w... «.....- ...—«Wm .....- The City of Norwalk Board of Belief held a meeting on Saturday afternoon, at which time a number of protested assessments were talked over by the _ board. At the regular meeting of the Nor- wnik Trolleymen’s Union Saturday evening routine business was transact ed. Refreshments and music were on. loy‘ed. ' .. "who... Stephen Smith and Stephen R. Bray will play their game in the Nutmeg Club pool ~‘tournament’this week and Victor H Dana and George J Cava- V nagh are also matched to play. Jesse B. Hedges. or ii West avenue Norwalk, was admitted to the Norwalk hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from an Attack of pneumonia. He is doing as 19111 as could he expected. ‘ Deputy Sheriff D. Louis Ladrlgan served jurygurrants on Floyd Roscoe and Alexander Sample today. summon- lug them to attend the criminal term of the 111911191 court which opens in Bridgeport tomOnow. .1 , . Vished by Chief ngtOnuhut for the time ii Montgomery, 1, VJ. M. LAr'rON & Co. V ‘19.- Old Dominion Line. ~ aix- ~3t0i‘y brick building extending drum » Economical. Shirt 11113.00. on the third V. Ron early tO'day showed that no lives (Incorporated) Real Estate and insurance Auentl. 7 5 Railroad Ave. South Norwaik, Ct. Also Steamship Agents Clyde Lina? Savannah Line and Mallory Line to all points South 1~p———.”—— Fenwick Optical Cb. EVER BXAMINED FREE AND OLAOOEB GUARANTEED One 11 Monday and Unwed-y evening: UNITED BANK BUILDING. South Nomlk “~wg DAVID W. RAYMOND Funeral Director and Embalmer 19 North Main street. Booth Nomlk chldonoorfi Washington Street. Telephone at office. 338-2. IV ’ Telephone at house. 698 l .... .....w... -. ...—.....- The Reed &.Vcik Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped etaomicALV soon In the Town AUTO OUPPLIEO Phone SOS-50 South Main Street South Not-walk. Music Hall Bloch .1 i i . . -.. ..-a....,_.,....,.. -....m...._,..,.... 1 Choice of NATIONAL . "or BISSELL: Carpet Sweeper Tuesday Special V $1.87 1‘. A. MITCHELL Furniture Store CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITO~ uonwmc cone. Norwalk Branch Office of The Evening Sentinel ..L.-.~.....m.w.w._,....,. ~"v ._ -..- .. L _ ...; w.....,..m.M .. .... _,.. . m”. $1,000,0004 FIRE2 006"“ III HAIIL’IIIII, VIIITAIIIII, ‘ IIIILII HAIPERS VV FIREIEI (Continued from first page.) —-¢—-_ Wood to Vine streets on Franklin, with a founatory annex at 311-717 Vine sweet. Both buildings were destroyed. Members of the firm estimate their loss at more than $800, 000, covered by insurance. 1 The- names were first discovered on the fourth floor of the building On Vine street. The building was occupied 1111.11.11. M9111, manufacturer of ladies chirp waists; on thalaecond door: the 11991.9“ 11.111911111491111. manufacturer of men's shirts On 1119 fourth floor. This etmture was n19 destroyed. 'Mucn'mcadmy had been gained and live alarn'xs were 111111911 l'n,"bringtnx engines trom all sections or the city. -' 11 M1 1. in mm Lil-t in Hunting aim. HELENA. Mont, Feb. 5919191111.. were lost in the tire thdt destroyed the All Fresh Eggs , . Extra Fancy Potatoes . 17 lbs Granulated Sugar . Best Flour. large bag . . Best Flour, . . 10- lb bag Pure Bdckwheat Pancake Flour Buckwheat Flour a package 109 * 1 a package 106: . TRY A POUND 0F AMBROOA COFFEE ....... .326 Once Tried. Always Used TEN cramps FREE WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTIOLEa 1c:n00coaat..1ila 1 package shredded Codfllh at, ......................... 9e 1jarPeanutButter.........._ ....................... ..........10° ipoundProtzolaat.........-.......... ............. . ...... ......IOO inckago'i'aploca........... ...........10e 1 bottle Vinegar at ...... .................. . ..... ......1 1package Borax at. ............................... . ..... lilo Aldblllolblt .11.... o...99.9.....-«9.i..b.-9 124 WASHINGTON s'r. scum nonw ‘ ' Tel. No. 909 Free Delivery ' Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. to WALL eraser; NORMAL}! PHONE 438. 0.15. Jackson Optici Van Everything' 1n the Optical (Line . Eyes Examined Freer V a Good Butter. ”Finest Winter Butter 3.1.33} lb, 3 GOOD STORAGE EGGS, PER DOIEN .......... . ............. ......” FRESH EGGS, PER DOZENV.V. ..... ~..... ....... ..............1.V1;.. 3 CANS MILK . .. . WALTER BAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE. UNITED GROCERY COMPA- .. 20V NORTH MAIN 81'. ed at $500,090. Two firemen and a watchman were injured. John 1.9119291, streets. brought the South Norwal'k fire department out, the apparatus and men responding to box 23. The flames .‘ started from an meriteated stove in One of the rooms and caused 11119111375 worth of damage. used only chemicals. Company truck had considerable dim-j culty on my dyenue hill 1by reason of , _ , the ice, the big apparatus skidding Into the gutter and can,“ the gOod 119111. ‘ of the driver and tiller-man saved the ' truck from turning turtle. . I wants a dark-gray tie. _ half mournlna‘l ARE SELF-STARTING THE PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE EQUIPMENTV Five-paapcnger and Runabout models for 1912 now ready for V demonstration at our garage. OSCAR H BANKS RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NQRWALK. OONV SPECIALS . per. pound," toloooolu ............... . ........ 9.-9.-..9.‘99-- - 9.91.9-39.‘v---nu Celery, Wax Beans, Kale, Sweet Potatoes, Oranges. Apples. PHONV ‘ A KNOOKOUT. Wise (compiaining)—-—VYou like Mr. Knang'. They' ve b ried tv‘venty years, and Mrs says that husband is so tender. Husbandé'liende V ' ‘ to be after being "long-Zion’s Herald Booth Norwaik Plremon Out. V A sin-til fire in the apartments or of Oak and Benton my novel today." said in; his Wife. : "I have a I ve brain is sadly muddled I wouldn’t try to write. 1199 the sympathetic spouse ' The department The Old Well Hook and Ladder The mobile Customer—Young ratio. 1 The Shop Assistanthessir—for The anemic“
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