u
wen-man concentfi
~ For Norwalk rind. vicinity: Show this
alteration and tonight; 'Sntnrdny unset-
tled; preceded 'hy snow: brisk ' end
, 5mg). easterly winde.’ The trough or
low pressure which extended yester-
day morning from «Minnesota south~
1.9.3th to Florida now extends from
» Wisconsin southeceizwerd to the Jersey
coast. m8 disturbance has caused
unsettled weather with snow or rain
--‘duriag the loot 24 hours in nearly all
districts east or the Mississippi river.
Moderate temperatures continue in
ma northern districts. '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO room.
Temperature: Low, 15; high. gill.
Rein. '
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anvm
--0NLV tmnrv came.
Thirty cents will brink smart
Styles, the most up to date lesbian
and home mega e ieeued l end “
«rpm-e sgozine. up to the niin.
lite periodical. tor ad members or the
ramily. into your home for three
months. For lull perticulars read the
"Sentinel Oder" on the Home De- .
pertinent page.
Routine business was transacted at-
ihe weekly meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 9, K. of P.,
ilin’coin Council, No. 4."0rder "or
United American Mechanics. will con—
1er the first degree this evening. on
live candidates.
T‘tg account 0! the estate of Joe:
eph E. Hoyt submitted by. Mrs. J.. E.
'Hoyt, his widow. was approved by
Judge Knitting, in the Probate Court
Stamford. yesterday. The will dishes
ed of real estate in {South Norwsilt
trained at $2.000. Mrs. Hoyt was‘the
sole legutee. .
Walter Comeiock of Topeka. Krin-
see, who has vheen melting a visit in
the Plant. principally Norwallr and‘
New Canaan ' l'Or the months, will re-
turn to hie home in Topeka Saturday
' Mr Comdtock with his brother, Ed
win oi! Four Corners. (in the Norwalll
road with in Simulord Wednesday ei-
temoon. and called 'on a mother of
friends to say. «good-bye .bei‘oro louv-
log for the west '
. ‘ "3‘ ‘~
‘ . «Helpful susxestions for the home
dr‘esr’imeiier will he found in , Smert
Styles. .801; will secure that and
.“lo'ungc tangerine ior you for three
monthu. Bee Home Page.
mm
The second of the series of Friday
night servleee with special preachers
which are being held at St. Paul's
‘ Church Will be held tonight at 8 o'-
clock. I'he preacher tonight will be
* Rev. Michael D. (Hilton. autoimmun-
ity Church, Southport. er. Hatch .ie
the provincial secretary or the Angli-
can end Eastern Orthodur. Chm-choc
Union, which is organizing the great .
service to he held at St. John' eChruch.
.Bridgeport, next Thursday, at which
,w"0rthoiiox Vespers” will be sung by
3 Russian and Greek. clergy and a Run:
elem choir. A. moot cordial invitation
to the nervlue tonight is extended to
all the people of Norwalk. The chair
will he in attendance. no the choral
mousing will be short—duo whole to.» .
r. .
vice should loot an helm. ..
last night. . a
All \ Makes
All Guaranteed
Underwoeli, Remington,
SmithPremier,
fend others in stock
WM. P. BEERS
Wm sod stationery Stare.
”Booth Moi-wells
uw-wmfio£=~+v. ...
LAUNDRY
Gentlemen!
let no. contract to keep your
' suite» in first-class condition.
, This means you can have .
‘ Your. Suit Cleaned
and Pressed
Weekly
for e stated period at a more‘.‘
nominal figure .tthun you, could
obtain. otherwise. We will be
pleased to give all particulars
on request. ‘. ..
’Phoue” - ,5 ring'4
\
_ , _We,Scil-; ,
~ Life insurance
IN THE
. ASK US ABOUT THE
N'sABlLlTV CLAUSE.
it Will intercet You. '
.l. M; Layt‘tio & Cd, inc.
Real Estete‘ and Insurance;
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwellr.
The Reed & Voik
Electrical Co.
only Fully Equipped ‘,
tremolo. eucl-
Typewriters ,
$25- 00 Up
Calliand‘l seq, them.
L. C. Smith 1
.. lilorwsilt‘ '
RESCENTI’
Travelers’ ins. Co. , ‘
our oi Southern millvuy train No. 11.
E. Themes, the mail clerk could
riho the man its masked. and
about. v“ feet eight inches tall.
. . {Boarding the train lust W it entered
the city limits. the robber flourishing
a. revolver, ordered Thomou to stand
1
’ oi Variety not“
‘» tolling severely; sacks: of rexiotered
mull jumped oil the train and mode
eweyi‘e some time before the train
reached the station.‘
Poutomce can he examined. it will be
‘ {the puckexee token,
Good tenants [fare to he had—tor
the advertielnx.‘ _ .
:olxlit held up a... rohhed the moi).
‘ .i’or membership.
r'W’ith his lace to the wall and utter ‘
. onetroom where e sauerkraut supper "
! Until the record or the Charleston,
Mooue,.g_lieid last evening, the uni
noel, nomination of unicorn Vesulielrlu-
Several cppliéutioney were received)
Frederick H.631»
ung gave an interesting teik regard
'.ing the great progress of the Moore
in tliecltius of Ealtimore. and. ‘Phiie- ‘
dolphin which he recently inslted ‘ the .
Li’hiladelphie lodge being the banner
lodge of the United Buttes with u I
memberehip of 18. 200 members.
The local lodge is making great ‘
plmieior the ensuing year through its '
auriouu. committees.
the meeting all adjourned to the ban-
wuu served
lay; the entertainment
couimitiee.~ 1, ‘3 y. . _ ..
impossible ‘to ascertain the value of .
’ mwg...”
Your vacant property is costing
annoy every day. A Sentinel went.
.dv. will change your loss into : a i
e .
'Lentfirfil ‘pl'hék
__ Bridgeport. “to“
. WHOM-J
arofli. Try. one end . nee.
u‘
, "women.
. with your favor.
etc .
pleasing manner.
I
Spring and Summer.
Our Spring and Summer f‘Style Exhibit” of smart Apparel
for Women is now campleteand awaits your inspection. We have
been on the alert for months to procure the choicest' modes and
are sure you will find this a most interesting display.
. The Garments shown are molt beautiful in design—.poesess—
ing’ that grace and individuality so much admired by well-dressed
.. The Styles are 8 lections from the leading Fash-
‘1 ~f ' ion {lemon and many of the materials are of foreign ‘
Ewecavc. The coloring-s are the embodiments of‘Spring.
giving ajwide range to choose from. ‘ A
We know you‘ll be delighted with these rich and
artistic models and thit the moderate prices will meet
We welcome yOu here to view this beautiful dis—
play of Mil-lincry, Coats. Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts,
You can rest ass mad that every courtesy will be
‘ extended and your every want attended to in a most
Trusting to have the. pleasure
at our store and showing you these. smart. Fashions for
$ A WEEK ,
‘ Pays the Bill ‘ .,
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of seeing you
‘ you oil-ll: he in hard up for ordere; it he does not dilate” you, lie is too
At the close oi! . "
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home on
. einiiy in
"‘ closure pr he .
euug by the boil
, chic (or eyervhod
, ling expenaeer i he doee not cull on you he cannot effor'd to.”
‘ “THE KvNODKERlS GREED
Man '{comog into the world wi‘hout his consent and leaves it against
his will. During his stay on earth his time is spent in one continuous
~mund oi contra es and misunderstondlnsa. In his infancy hes on on .
gel; in his hoyh it he's a devil; in his manhood he's everything from .
u lizard, up; in is duties he' a a darn tool; it he raises a family he‘ a a.
chump; it he re ‘ ‘0. check he's a thief. m then the low raises m?
with him; it he moor man now a poor manager and has no sense; it
he’s rich he'o dIEhoneet. but considered smart: it he's a polilloiuu he's
a grsiter and a crook: it he's out oi.’ politics you oen‘t place him as he
lll no undesireb- oitlxen: it he code to phureh he's a hypocrite: it he
stays may he‘s at sinner; like (income, to foreign missions he does it
for show; it he (laconic 119’: was! and; a tight wind; it he selle good
cool it iii too 9 enaive: it he «no cheep cool it is rotten: it lid quotes
cheap to buy a mop: {the cells on you he makes you my his travel-
out they slim to idol: hint. It he dies young .
on it negatives to ripe oi one. than of
O. B. Jacke son
Optician
l
Everything in. the Optical Line
iu. .
he WALL smear
ORWALK.
PHONE 4“
Eyes Examined Free
manager‘s; Mich!)
Lucas. Pueuele. ,.
and Filippo Gil
committee.
to all the’l
'REV.) A
tricity.
23".?!
in Trinity
“93,091 it: C
dance of
demo for the I _
“George 5:“ ~.;Voeb‘
:plainiili «
representing ' he
all land live 1
FLrst district“
avenue. last ni
spices oi checV'Ku‘
who made euche'
will be the ore
him again. ill
will endeavor to -
The committee ox
telinnodillflimeu .. _
chairmen; mmehi
Norwalk Chronicler