REMOVAL NOTICE. ,
he Branch Office of the South
orwallr Evening Sentinel will
‘ located.- after October rot, in
'45 Wall street, instead of :4 Wall
‘.street where it has been {Or sev-
al years. The new location is
in the Postal Telegraph Com-
party's office. formerly H. E.
Dann's Real Estate and Incur-
once offices.
n Mrs. E. lloerurn, of 57 Woodward
areliue has recov-cred from her so
m. illness and is able to be up and
, attend to home duties.
A. E. Winchester, consulting expert
Ior the Public Utilities Commission
of the state is in Hartford today. in
' reference to the South Main street
trolley switch
Am
‘ «whilst dance oi? the season at ‘Ro-
‘ton, Saturday night
{- Reiatives of A. G Butiey from the
White Mountains who have been the
. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Batiey, of
Woodward avenue, have returned to
their home. »*
, The condition oI Harold G. Nadia.
who was injured when he tell from s
trolley car, Tuesday night, is reported
, by the hospital authorities. to he
.;.,cl29nt the same. low.
_ A . special meeting of the Sixth
Company, Coast Artillery corps. C. N.
0., will be held in the state armory,
uin West, avenue, tomorrow evening.
“ All members are asked to be present
' his business of importanc is to be con-
; ‘1 ' "sidored.
. The Hospital Whist' Club will hold
. its first melding of the season at the
w home of Mrs. John H. Ferris. of 30
West avenue, on Friday" afternoon.
The annual business meeting will be
old at 2:30 o’clock..followed by cards _
fund the usual social time.
x—wLast dance of the season stitc-
uto'n, Saturday night.
{A number of deod'elm trees in the
"iF‘l‘llllklln school yard are being removw
ed ’by contractors. Residents oftlle
section are regretting the necessity
of. tsltiiig‘down the once fine trees, for
it leaves the one time beautiful school
grounds, rather bare, which barren-
ness is not enhanced by the iron fence
,surrounding the grounds.
‘IEIJMIII llIIlLTllI
' ‘ ‘ 8T0” IIIIIWAV
”'Dashlngimsdly down we... avenue,
curry-ins a. wagon from whichono
whoa! had been lost. narrowly escnp
in: automobiles and ourris’gcs unit
mtenlhg destruction to ovérythlnz
the way, the horse of Manner it
‘ ynn,‘ of South Norwallt, in a med -
‘ “filmy,- ws‘s stopped nest um dr-
'rn‘ ry or Boni‘smln Hamilton, in the
' or Cost Comphny, in ad putty, a,
speeding horse was over ‘
.. Are to he found' in eight hundred families of The Nor-
. walks. Ask any of these people what they think of the Stew
)art. We know; because every buyer is so well plossed the
they take pleagure in telling us, ‘nnd they must tell others
or we would not sell 150 stoves a year as we do. A,
There is no question but what we do THE stove host“
one of the leading maize of Stoves, having been on the mar
ness of the town. and why wouldn’t we? The Stewart is ‘
of Rcdfern, Drovoll,
Psi-ls Centurion Are Busy.
Paris is overflowing with buyers
from every clinic, seeking the, latent
ideas in fashions, writei a New York
Press correspondent. The models they
select are the patterns from which
their feminine compatriots are clothed
Truly they wield a scooter of influence
not to be disregarded where fashions modest one has I: trill of hlsck tulle
are concerned.
All the noted designers are having
me... displays for the bonollt of these ““0 m! “‘9
buyers. . ~ .
in the beautifully appointed saloons
Csllot Ccours,
Worth. Beer and Jeanne lanvin into
sequins pronlonudo hack and forth. at
tired in the lovellcet creations these
artists have conceited. ‘
it track tor Arrest year was of lurk
blue char-men The pianist drapery.
caught on over on undershirt of blue
velvet, fell in sriicelui folds. smell
cream Arsbii
hot for over 50 years, and is guaranteed by us to give per
foot satisfaction in every respect. ‘ .
The prices , m
19.00 to [37 00
are much lower than any of the other Well known stove:
and most important of all we carry in stock repairs for
the Stew’arts we 8:11.30 there is no delay when you won
new grate or set of brick.
You' ll be sorry if you do not look over the Stewart is
fore bhylng. »
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A suit of brine color had a collar of ‘ '
turquoise-blue velvet. The collar on a ,
maroon—white striped aim was or chsv
moisicolored cloth ,
Neckmsr is always,lnterostlns shit
at present the tulle run reigns su-
promo. Ono sees it in all sizes. ,
over one or white and futons at the
side with a bow or ribbon. More élsho
composed of s trill or
white toll. and over this trill ct block
onlcis‘ls ,
“that when made swore ot
ermlnntlon of the Unitd Stilton
ovrnn‘ient, the rebels will odor no
outstation
'llnd unnecessary to disembark the
lines. But it there should no soy
of resistance the force will be
c railroads in that section, to the
usmlns houses. Besides the Marines
will so on the Prslrle perhaps ‘
50 men, hlu'ojsckets. and marines,
, token from the aunbo‘st
cellos. now in Dominican waters.
n assent need and it is sold, at the
denhrtruent that more nsrsl
essols villi he sent to Dominican we;
I My nlonths a revolutionary
‘ ardent as been in progress in the
MINT! AND GO. DPIN MW STORE
. SATURDAY MORNlNIll.
Saturday, Bridgeport women will
hove another fashion emporium in attic
Mint: and economy store, which will
open its door to the public that morn-
log The opening at Ssturdsy should
Amoco more than the more feet that
they will hays all the latest styles in
lists, olcskr suits and shirt waists, for
your selection. out with tho ohonlns or
this new store home. the situations-
most from Mints sud 00.. that on girls
edged with narrow: lace. At the side. (lay there wil be him! 0901““! All”
is consul-s compact lllle hunch of ro-
as: end tor-momma)“. The lorsost
ones have s, (loop collar. which tells
over the shouldefl. . ’ ‘
I‘ll wear with the directoilo gowns
there are mm lists acidodly Nervous
chic chsiuctor
on a belly
st nil‘illhe
cured he
into, which in thin «secs 0! the your.
in which ovary woman selects her use
most. Ior ‘Mw sosson. will moon s
suits at only twceorlcu “ '
' very lifts helio’ver
is. Mint; who
Noonsil,‘ the nail: quartorhaclt, hind V
"her has decided to quit the gums.
hssehsll career. Lavery Will again h
in t e lineup oi the (lies club. In sis
on that it nuty men he . I 9
ice Keckc stays that is it in possible
‘ secure an enclosed llold he may be
able to revive the spirit, but at the
brilliant the outloolt for a toanl is du-
blous.
The Lakovlews is... elected Front:
Mnllsnéy‘ manner, and deden. last
hauling Mullsney as monsger théy
could not secure a better littcd mull.
Lost season he refereed all the impor-
tant games in this city ‘un‘d as for
knowing the rules of the some ‘few
hive anything on him in this line. Koc—
lro will cosch the team, sud, here again
have the Lokoviews scoured one 0!
the best men in the ‘buslnoss. ‘ili‘or
were Kesko‘ has been picked as the
boat and in the stoic, and if the young;
stars take hold of the same in his
style they‘ should onsets home a win-
set when the curtain rings down on
the some ' ‘ _ M
‘Vlilllll amount
_ Mrs Ads. Wotan-bury wss poised
with convulsions yesterday tidrnoou.
while on or the Brood silver curs.
nu. Write or: is s resident of Broad
\ River and was uncommitted by. two
‘ women Iriendssnd a, 'boy. shout ill-
iecn.‘ The party were on their way to '
visit a friend who was shout to leave '
town. They waited at the end or the
line in Broad River some time, and
boarded it. near the front. Mrs. Wa-
térbury who was token in was sittinx
end the conductor did as lunch!“ pos-
sible. One of tho oussenxers went to
the home of Ralph Kellogg, which is“
near by end secured some water.
The womsnmss ‘ln the convulsioi:
about ton minutes and cultured great.
if; alluring that time. and was in s
rsthcr weak condition sfter being rc-
slsrmed over her condition and ststed
that she was subject to these convul
blocs. and would lie all right in a
short tints. Conductor Arthur Auden
son inquired of the only whether or
not the ride on the car would effect
the condition ,of the woman. The
mood with her, answered in the heir
Alive, so the conductor ssjvo the sin-
ml to go she’ll! after a delay of
about En minutes. who women use
pretty well recovered iron: her unfor-
tunateosperloh‘oe by thetlmo the car
hail rescued Main and Wall streets.
but was in no conditiOn to he travel»
llnxon erstreot our.“
_ "MINI l)? Til" .-
V ,“i' IIIPBIIIE ,:w
cannons... ,ss.. Beet. 28.?“
‘stnsons star lull hock contain. In.“
O
Green Corn , .
Peaches, Muskmoicns, Applgs, Oranges
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UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN IT. ,
null convulsions?
JOLD DOMINION LINE
$11M 308 Trips. DOWN Weak Ends ,
~ New York. to ,
when the 3:24 our arrived the petty '
in the middle oi the may. The wt)- ,
‘ man was cared tor by her cohopunlans
vSTEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
rived. The party did not seem to be ‘
‘Vlfl . lords moeilnss‘ easy in new; ,. '-
Plenum sud Rest. to
and WASHINGTON, D. C
OLD POIN'l‘ cautions. solarium, ‘ nicnuoun.
Norl‘olk and Old Pain”! Comfort and re- .
‘ turn including‘mssIs-snd berth s
I Richmond or wsshinoton, D. c., A re-
turn Including mule-mi berth 815
ON 0.‘ D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sea. Water Boths can be procured on Steamer will» ,
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
telegraph System.
Pl MO
Tlclrets and Sisteroom Reservations. Pier 25. North River,
, FootofN. Moons St, New York.‘
Phone 3200 Franklin. sondfor Illustrated Pnniphlet.
w. L. Wooonow. nm‘o Mar. 4. a. snow". Gon'l l'ssunusr Act.
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON a 00.. 6 Bulb
. road. Avenue. or Depot Ticket Aunt, N. Y., N. H. and H. R. It.
Pile live bit! then into a wow and you hove o. lair
' load. But many it hasty our unloaded has more
weight to daffy—”Mid no more power to carry lt-
The low orieed Vanadium hunt Ford is minimum
‘ ly light and moximumly powerful. 3. L. Benedict.
. scent. 98 South Main Street.
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Norwalk Chronicler