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TIII: SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SE‘NTINEL
‘ No HIGH PRICES
at BECKMANN’S
17 pounds Granulated Sugar
Walter Baker’s Cocoa
Beckmann’s Best Cocoa . can 18c
Borden’s Peerless Milk, large can 8c
National Biscuit Co.’ 3 Graham Crackers
PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
$1.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
Pure Home-
made Candy
HUYLER'S CHOCOLATES
AND BON BONS
We Venture the Assertion that at Least 500
Men Have Wondered-4f When Does
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$1.,
. can 190’
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. But.
for calm. All kind: of repairing
given special attention.
THE BEST BAKERY PRO- .3
overs
F. A. LANE.
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South Norwnlk
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business meeting this evening in its
rooms in Washington street.
is
——“0ur liest"—,—-tlio Flour that
best. Raymond Bros.
The sembmonthly business meeting
of the Painters' and Decorators’ Union
will be held this evening in the Labor
Lyceum, in Washington street.
Court Cecile, No. 105, Daughters of
Castile, will hold a meeting this even-
lng in the West avenue club house. All
members are requested to be present.
business.
The Woman's Club of Norwalk, is
scheduled to meet this aftornoon in(
Norwalk.
Miss Sadie Kcurns has returned to.
Georgetown from a visit with friends‘
in Norwalk.
Court Narruk, No. 58, Foresters of
America, will meet this evening in the
Water street. quarters.
Kabaosa Encampment, No. 9, l. O. 0.
F., will. hold a meeting this evening in
$2 Trousers at
$2.50 and $3 Trousers at
$3. 50 and $4 Trousers at
$5 Trousers at
i $6 and $6.50 Trousers at
Time to limited on title sale thlg year—it'll be shorter than ever.
PAN T SALE
$1.48
$1.98
$2.48
$3.48
$4.48
Come promptly.
So don't wait.
DICKENS DAY UNMARKED.
Package 7c
National Biscuit Co.’ s Zwieback or Social
BEARD’S
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the fact
FOR SALE ON
Elem“ Wm COMMENCE9 .l ' c ld in“;as 7 cents ' '
Fine Line of Elec- ‘ . , ones 0 Ba al 83" Pitllsbury s Flour
trical Supplies No more questioning, nomore wondering ag con 3
_ ‘ ’ Maud S Brand Flour bag 75c, bbl $5.75
Charles Buek, Jr. It I H R' ht B f Y
......... S ere, lg e ore 01] FREE FREE FREE
COMMENCES TOMORROW A '
To all purchasers of one box Shaker Salt at the regular price, Me, ’1':
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"Miss Adelaide A'ironson of Norwalk TH.‘1:1._—i;worth, of New York city: With the very FineSt Trouser Offerings we’ve ever made we WIII lee Free 1 4-p0und
has been Spending a low, dhl’B Will; Spent yesterday in Norwalk on busi- There are working pants, street pants, drone pante, pants of every shade and texture, pants of every PaCkage CryStal salt
,Miss Mabel Johnson, in Georgetown. ness. ..... fabric, pants to fit every man, be he email, tall or short—and pants, too, for hundreds of boys. Come for This is the best bargain ever. Why not take advantage? .
Banner Conga-NEE, Daughters of St. Mary's Young Men's Club. will‘ yours. Tomorrow's the day the opportunity commencee. 83 and 85 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. 1‘:
Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly meet tomorrow evening for regular PHONE 440 if
ROCKS
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from noise,
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town?
——Flre PoliCe Ball. Feb. 9. Arioii, the Wall street quarters ' ' ' From this property one can walk to the
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Cockenoo Tribe, N0. 32, l. 0. R. M”, ,Pt‘m F' Burns, manager and pro ISH . IS H . Little Notice Given Here to'CentenaI-y FOUR LCHUFICHES IN ..2 to 6 . ’ '
.1, meet tomwow evening for the; armor of the Boston Store. Spent les- . GRAMMAR SCHOOL .................. o
m ‘ lterdn in New York city on business of Novelist: Birth. HIGH act-lo ....................... . s ,
regular business session. Anniversary ' - y - ' , » POST oer-docsL ............. ‘ ............ s ,
matters will probably be discussed fur- _.___...__ k SHAD, MACKEREL, SMELT, FLATS, SNAPPER BLUES, Public observance of the centenary RAILROAD STATION ................. 11 x
The ”a“ ”0”“ 0’ ““1 NW”! FROST,WHI1}ING, BLUE, SALMON, PICKEREL, HALIBUT, SPANISH 01’ the birth of Charles Dickens. the
their.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A, 11.,
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
Curtis Eddy, Westport, Friday, Febru-
ary 9, at 3 o’clock.
all members be present.
~—Poultry bill of fare must have a
variety; they do not want to be can-
It is desired tliat‘
Methodist Episcopal Church held a
regular business meeting last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howe, who re-
cently moved to Bridgeport, have re-
; turned to South Norwalk and have tak-
,en up their residence in.Tayior ave‘
. mic.
Governor llaldwin has appointed
Professor Arthur H. Graves, of New
MACK EREL, WEAK, COD.
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Lace Yokes, Chemisettes, Stock
Collars, Jabots, Cascades, Roses
and Bows in a large variety of
styles and colors.
Rompers
teeth useful, However great may be
your natural NSOHTCGS, yotir amount,
of endurance and strong your vitality,
you will not be able to retain them no
less the body has a sufficient amount
of fooddniiy, and that must be prep-
erly chewed before it can be assim-
listed. The only organs capable of
great English novelist, was not ap-
parent ln any way in the town yester-
reuders as largely autobiographical of
the writer‘s early life. Not so much
interest has been taken in the fund
for the support of Dickens' daughters
here as in other plattes.
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NEW PORTLAND FRElGHT IS BIG
SUCCESS.
For particulars and restrictions address the owner, MINER D. RANDALL
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“i“ Md 3 regular ""30““ t°m°rr°w Daughters of and Ladies' Auxiliary OYSTER?" ESCALLOPS AND LONG cLAMs. MN" The “mam" 1" ”’9 “hm”
evening in the restrooms. All mm A. 0_ H_ Wm hold a regular business LARGE OPEN LONG CLAMs. GOSLING CLAMS FOR BAKING. were told that February 7 is one . . .
rm W ‘° ’“ .. A. 0- 21.2.2222’0ii.l2'2.2“.232221“."..22 Ind1v1dual Instructio 11
me. . . . ~
evening. . ,
M . , ed 0 h » k forinutory line by his writings than
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588, Fraternal Miss Mary lee who has been the cutbl“ s B“ ge IS 3'. et. any other Englishman, and a few of FOR YOU, IN
Order of Eagles, will meet this even , ’ , _ his notable work‘s Iver read but aside
guest of friends in Norwail. loi a . 9 .
drug in the Wall street quarters. few days returned to her home on TELEPHONE 100. ”‘55 DELIVER“ t’gomd that, little attention was paid to BOOkkeeplflga, EngljSh, Shorthand
. W“ , Sasco liili,Fairfield. ~—---~.—-~--—~-~-—~~!—=~—~- . =="——-- -~ -- -»—---—~—- 19 “it '
William G' iVliller, who is ‘0‘”:an _______ . . in the public libraries the demand ‘—-- AT ——
through New ‘xork state'for lie. Ii.li- Mcrrili's Business College will hold Malfltaln Your Nerve for. ”0“,,” Twist," "Nicholas Nickel-
man Automobile companymeports that its dance in the town assembly hitli by Mid “DllVid Copperfield" was Merrill Ni ht School
he ”‘5‘“th l‘thaca safely ““3 15 MV- this evening and the alfair promises} ec wear ForCe Slightly mOl‘o than normal, indicating -
ingailnc time. , , , , ,., . int t , .
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The Woman’s Christian Temperance fl wear just arrived, consisting of ,3" D .‘S cal energy ) ecp ng your .
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ONE TRUST 44 YEARS OLD.
Decision of Judge Howard J. Curtis
Against Mrs. Emilie F. Smith.
A trust fund for the care of n bur-
DISEASE 0F HONEY BEES FOUND
lN THIS COUNTY.
The United States department oil ‘
agriculture calls attention to the fact.)
that European foul brood has been“
found to exist in Full-field county. The. '-
. fined to a single article of food any . Hum . i ~ . ls-q .. d ‘t 1 , 1 , "
, .. . .. . and George H. Holllster, of , ' ' , . . ’ . a1 plot in Milford, made in but, was epai ment 1215 no means of tnow , .
more than you do. ilonnie Scratcli- Bridgeport, delegates to attend the “e have also received our mastication areliealthy teeth. Deal“, “'th new “11‘0“th freight iluiu o‘el‘the subject of a decision by Judge. ing how long the disease has exist‘
ing Feed gives a ”“9”" Manuel 1" conference on chestnut tree blight at new Spring ““9 0‘ Rompers. bran rage, gum disease and simi m ‘6 Boston & a "9 systei, “0m Curtis in the New Haven superior} cd in the region, but desires to notify
Hatch.
The New Psychology Class met on
Harrisburg, 20
and 21. -
Penn, February
troubles reduce the ability to chew
food. Under certain conditions teeth
Portland, hie,
Railroad system,
to
via the Springfield
the Pennsylvania{ court yesterday. Catherine Plait died
Iin New Haven on October 16,1888.
lice keepers of the trouble and to .
suggest that, it‘ not already inform:
‘ __ J l Mallette can be repaired by filling: When they branch 0f the New Haven railroad She left $800 for the care of slot in, ed concerning the disease, they in-j‘
Tuesday nftellloon With Miss Ella J‘ Miss Clara Dysenroth, of 60 Benton 0 ' are farther gone, crowning or bridge and the Harlem river route, is now a. Milford cemetery. In 1896 Herman form themselves at once. Very fre-
Byxbee, of Maple street. After the street. secured the gold watch in the w SHINGTON ST work may restore them, but good running through this city daily with E, Smith, of New Haven, was appoint- qtlently colonies of bees are destroy-
meeting those present listened wit-h contest of the German Staalts-Zeitung, A ' teeth are imperative to good health. heavy loads of freight. Officials of ed 'a trustee of the Platt tirust fund, ed by disease and the loss is attri-f .
pleasure to selections upon the has of New York, recently. Miss Dysen- the road believe that it W1“ be one which at that time, amounted to! buted by the bee keepers to some oth-
tess's tine Victrola. roth “'0“ the prize for solving 101 Dr. J. H. MALLERY Of the big features in improving the about 3500. Smith, it is claimed, er cause. h‘arnieis‘ Bulletin 310,442,?
The weekly business meeting of
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights
of Pythias, will be held this evening
in its rooms in South Main street, at
which time a. roast beef supper will be
served. All the members are requested
to be present.
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—Come have a good time, Feb. 9,
Afton Hall
L. W. Guiles, of Broad River, has
sold through W. H. Guthrie, his house
and property in 'Perry avenue to Ern~
out Kern. * The latter contemplates
making a considerable number of tin
movements and will occupy the house
in the near future.
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Organist Edward '1‘. Hands, of Non.
walk, requests that all the members of
St, Mary's Church choir be present
this evening at 8 o'clock for the regu-
lar rehearsal. The rehearsal will be
held this evening instead of tomorrow
evening as usual.
PRINTING
in All in’ Branches
Agent for
Leon beef Binder. Malib-
loot and coconut
. son-Ks out of a possible 144. The high-
est niiimber anyone secured was 118.
Miss Dyeenroth is very proud of the'
gift, and her skill in this direction is a.
credit to South Norwalk, where she
was born and has always resided.
There Are No
Hard Times
for the Frugal
Man
He lives well but without
extravagance. He is liberal,
but not wasteful. The fru-
gal man is always a. bank
depositor. We have thirty:
nine hundred of them. and‘
it will pay you to become.
one too.
Our Savings Department
pays four per cent. intorell .,
and pay: back your money
when you want it. ‘ .
South Nonvalk
TruSt Co.
The most complete banana
‘ room in the county.
h-I:FIU1'I'I PU I-LY
.6009 GOAL
George Whehlugtou, if he were sell-
‘ in: the coal we supply. could recom-
mend it to his customers as being a
. cool of a high standard quality—clean,
clear burning fuel that gives every
J. user genuine satisfaction,
The Harris &Gans Co.
TEL. 721. 68 WATER 3T.
DERBY POBTMASTER RE-NOML
MATEO.
DERBY, Feb. 8.—-Tllo ”WOO
of Postman.“I Buford Brim
‘ which ll“ none to Willem
16 South Main St, South Norwnlk
Hours: 9 a. in. to ‘8 p. m. Bun-
deyii by appointment only.
'MANIAC WHO SHOT WIFE HELD
iN $10,000.
COLUNSVIDLE. Feb. 8.-Looklng
like a shadow of his former self, John
M. Kenettck, who shot his wife and
figured In a pistol'duel with a sheriff's
posse, last month, made a. brief ap-
pearance in a justice court here yes-
terday and was bound over to the
March term of the Superior court in
$10,000 bail on a charge of attempted
murder. In default of hell he was re-.
turned to the Hartford jail.
Mrs. Keneiick is not yet. out of dauv
ger from the bullet wound in the
neck. The baby that furnished a tar-
get. for the insane father, is doing
well.
BRIDEGROOM WED FOR BREAC:
_, ‘ 0F PROMISE.
DERBY, Feb. swan happy as a
bridegroom should be, Peter Zeldlk club; of the general land office, zeo-
loft yesterday for Postman, N. Y., to
. be married. Tuesday lie was served
with pipers in an action for alleged
limit of premier“ merry. brought
‘ & Maine system. The train reaches
*Iows' jewel last. night as a token of
die is probably the oldest Odd Fellow
freight accommodations of the Boston
Springfield every evening at 11:15
o’clock, New Haven at 2:15 a. in.
Bridgeport at 4 and Harlem river at
8 a. m. Going north the train passes
through here before midnight.
JEWEL FOR VETERAN ODD
FELLOW.
'S‘HELTON. Feb. 8.—William a.
Blue was given a veteran Odd Fel-
68 years' membership in the order.
in the state. He joined Ousatonic
Lodge in‘chrlstian, 1843. Lodge mem-
bers and friends went to his house
last evening to congratulate him on
attaining his nlnleth birthday. David
W. Borden, another member who is
running Mr. Him a close race on
length of membership presented the
jewel, while Col F. G. Blakeman pin-
ned it on.
OON‘NEGTIGUT’S AREA.
After coasultatlons between om-
onlcal survey and bureau of census.
it is announced that; the that land
surface in Oeuuoctlcut is 4,820 square
fused. or 3,084,800 some, was. the "
transferred his property to his wife,
Emilie F. Smith, and then went. into
bankruptcy, without having applied a
cent of the trust fund for the pur-
poses named in the will. Myrtle A.
Drake sued Mrs, Smith to recover the l
tiust fund, and attached propertyl
conveyed to her by her husband. ;
Judge Curtis orders a judgment of
$578. 30 and cost? to be recoveredl
from the estate of Emilie F. Smith.
BURIED UNDER TONS OF COAL.
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 8.—-—Whlle Ed-
ward Baskerville was shovelling coall
into a chute at the bottom of a pile
of 1,000 tons of coal in a local yard
yesterday. nearly half the frown mass
slid forward and downward, burying
him completely under many hundred
tens of the hard fuel. Thirty inan‘
started quickly at: work shovelllug the
coal away and in about. half an hour
they uncovered Baskervllle' a head and .
shoulders. Then. with a. rope tied un-
der his arms, they dragged him out.
Baalnorvillo stood up, shook himself,
rubbed some coal out of-hle creepin-
dlgnantly declined the services of an
ambulancetphysloian, and insisted 0n
immediately resuming his work.
‘w INFANT’O‘BODY FOUND.
‘The Tieatment of Bee Diseasesf’i
gives a. description of the brood dis.
eases and methods of treatment. it
will be sent free on request to the.
secretary of agricultuie, Washington...
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Attention is also called to the fact
that the broad diseases do not at all:
injuio honey for human consumpr
tion, so that there need he no learn
on the part of purchasers of 'honey.
NUMBER OF DEER KILLED. ‘
Train at Hampton Said to Have Baum
Into a Herd of the Animals.
HADL’YME Feb. 8.——E. Ha
Greer. secretary of the state fish an
game commission, said yesterday th ,
he had no information that ten deer ‘
were killed by a train in Hampton "
Tuesday. There was a record of the“,
killing of two deer. A herd of twelve ‘
l was on the track and was run down,:: .
two of the animals being struck. He
said that the cold weather has driven,
door more or less close to barnyarde.
and into droves, this being usual]
the way in winter. Quail and p
ridge, he said, are wintering well, an ‘
few reports come in as to starvation!
anions feathered game. He had
pert; that many black ducks had
frozen alone the shore near
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