W" NORWALII Tauo'r co.
cumulus.
~9va THIRTY 9ENT8‘.
Thirty cents will bring Slush
: Styles, the most up to date fashion
and, home magazine issued and
Young's inagazme, an up to the min-
ute periodical for all members or the
family. into your home for three
. months. For run particulars read the
, {Sentinel Offer" the Home Do
, partnient page.
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’ f Colds are very prevalent in town.
Oil
. Miss Sarah Burtis, of Norwalk, is
‘ visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. E. Brlnckcr-
theft, (New Gannon. ' ' ' '
,a
_ Mrs. Benjamin Cello. oi? Raymoxid
street, has been‘innhhig a visit with
. relatives in Bridgeport;
, Mr. and Mrs. C. (it; Brinckerhofi‘, of
,New Canaan, spent Sunday with Mr.
r" - and Mrs. .Henry Burtis. in West Non
.. ,walk.
There will he evening prayer and
sermon tonight at Trinity Church.
Rev. Richard Hotel». of “Son
' will preach. He is the association
.H A
secretary of the Anglican-Greek or- ‘
thodox Churches, and an able preach-
' ' er.
-h<
' Lincoln Council, No. 4 0 U. A. M..
Mill hold its regular woeiily business
meeting this evening. The second
degree will be worked on a class or
five candidates and the dull degree
teeth will be put on the floor. All
southern of the team are urged to be
present as egrly as possible.
The scheduled meeting of the
health board for tonight'has been
postponed for a week. on accoimt of
. the occurrence of the postponed
meeting of the city council. The lat--
" tor body is expected to take action
Ion certain matters recommendedfiby
the board of health and as other meas-
ures along the same lines are undei
advisement the members decided to,
await the action of the council.
. 3
The entertainment committee of the
Nutmeg Club is making arrangements
for their annual spring dance. The
committee is working hard to make
this dance the most successful one
1 that has been given by the club.
"After the semi-monthly meeting or
next Tuesday evening. a one evening
v-plnoolile tournament will be played
for prizes. Refreshments and smokes
' ' will be served and a good time is un‘
tiéiputcd.
has returned to his home
' .i week's business trip about the State.
The new pool table oi! the Nutmeg
Club arrived and was set up in the
club rooms yesterday.
villi play the strong Crahbnry team,
tomorrow evening, in their hall. in
' that club team.
l. Ml ll
"1.116 Nutmeg Club. which will be held»
Charles H.—1;llw6rtli. of Norwalk,
after a
The Nutmeg Club basketball team
‘ Croubury. it is hoped that: this gains
1 Will reiiult In another victory for the
.Kano,;.sgy,rn
i w.
Tomatoris
cant: ‘eli
Granulated Sugar
25 lb Sack $110
1 CAN CORN
I CAN PEAS . ,
ill-“CAN TOMATOES .
\
Spec1al Vegetable Combination
32fcr 25o
Evaporated Apples, 'pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . .
California Prunes. good size L .
Oregon Prunes, extra large .. . .....
. 15¢:
. _5c II).
no lb.
Evaporated Peaiihes' '.' ‘ '
low uuuuu
. . . . ..... . rcc 1b., 3 lbs. 251‘:
Small 120
. barge 23c
ReliablcFIoui Evaporated '
MILK
,3,cans 25c
Armour 5 Pork
and Beans ;
10c size ‘
3 Cans 20c
Rolled Oats. fresh from the Mill
7 p6unds 25c
Warranted Fresh
Eggs 37c doz
11b. Coffee, bean or ground
1 can Pure N. O. Molasses .
1 bot. Prem. Catsup
100 STAMPS FREE
With This Combination
‘_.:,i$'nlb.Tea,yourchoiceofanbiend
.1pkg.JellyPowdei-..........
i pkg. Preiii. Brand Rolled Oats
owolQIIO-alouoo.ooolIsle-coo-
......... 30c
use
too
10¢;
121:
15c
so:co-t~-oonea.us.-nilno
sou-losnololfluloooosoo-
no...
Crisco, reg. 25d size'
23c
Tel 871
Mrs. AdaF.AItenbrandt
PURCHASING
AGENT 8t SHOPPER
Also sole agent for The Jennings-1378.8-
don 00.. importers of Fine Dress Fab-
rics. Suits and Coats Made to Order
by French Tailor. Perfect fltfguaran-
teed. ’Phong 12262.
6 West Street
South Norwalk
Fine-i New York state
. Apples
In hearty syrup. 2 large cans .
1 RED ALASKA
2
"Learn to Dance
Start now llor Easter. All
Modern and
‘ Dances Guaranteed.
FOR $5.00
Regular
SALMON
Very fancy; Per can ........... 140
3 NORWAY MACKEREL, Fat 250
Royal Grocery
Grocers and Frulterors.
Tel. 1264-3.
Street Commissioner Sharron is hav-
‘ your own home or
1 vote Dancing School
lag the trees in Union Park trimmed
Private Lessons ever? It is hoped by 1119 residents or the
afternoon and evening in park that 11 trill improve the 1min oi
the trees. as an the past years they
have boon sadly neglected. In a thiin
tier of mm 1 '
out um ind
East India Tea (:5
WE GIVE. AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
22 Ba. Main 81."
126 washington Street
_._.—»..-.~. .__-"_m-m_-fi “—
Another Visit?
of the demons
McEneIIy
Orchesta it
Under auspices of NAVAL
MlLlTlA AT ARMORY, WEDNEB~
DAY, MARCH 18. .
DANCING 8 TO 12.
Admission .......... 850
.«a »
.........;.
JUDGMENT AGAINST A BRIDGE-
' 00141.6'NJOOOWNOW30LW
25c Burson’ s
Hone 19c
(Hour regular 25c Bur—
son’s Hose tomorrow, at
11mg
Millinery, Coats Suitsca. Dresses
we hope that we will have the pleasure of welcoming all in both '0? our stores tomorrow, and offer for
your consideration our large lines oi Fine Suits, Coats, and Smart Dresses. and our up-to-date Millinery
Untrimined
Shapes
At moderate prices.
All the latest blocks; 23
colors; in the new ,_
shapes, you will find
at Mintz’s 'tomorrow. "
Prices start at 99c
and up.
Pattern Hats § _ 9
,. You are invited to see our'iinc of ' ‘Iinpoi‘ted
Copies ct Pretty Trimmed Hats in
"a the Latest Creations. Prices
range from
~;‘$3 95 to $15 .00
that
51 once "lish, sensible,
.' distinctive, new and .
‘ practical one finds in .1
our big assortment of g
-' fine Skirts, at ..
~- $2.49 to $7.50.
W mm W
are,at
m
Imported Flowers,
Feathers, and Ribbons
We are showings large line of fine, hand-undo
Flowers and Feathers,
at 15c to $8 each
Pretty Dresses
0111' lines consist of the dainfiest and most charming
styles in all the new materials and colors. Prices
start at
$5. 95 up to $25
s
High Class Suits Smart 'Cts
Fine Cloth. Crep3and Silk Suits, in all the very
latest styles. Many only One style of a kind.
es range iron}
7; ~-‘ $12 .50 to $32
3".12
that arcddiiierent; Coats that are out of the ordi- I
nary :you will find at our opening. Prices start at
$5 95 to $25
Last Day of the Great V2 Price Sale
Tomorrow. Many '/2 Price Bargains
Throughout the Entire Store.
EXtrn Specia
i."- ;.'
32A
The Special
Offer
as THE LAouss' HOME JOURNAL
AND SATURDAY EVENING Poe-r
WILL BE CONTINUED lN9EFlNITE-
LY.
S. LANICE
5 MAIN ST. NORWACK.
COLEBUR‘N 8. LAUDER
THE JEWELERB.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY, CUT GLASS.
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We have a carefniy selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated Wars, the latest designs of standard makers. Also Slim
Novelties at every description. We invite your inspection.
ROPllrlng and Optical Work of All Kinds.
TWO STORES.
96 WASHINGTON STREET.
_22 WALL STREET.
. House
Furnishings
Specially Priced
Saturday
511 Lenox Laundry Soap . . 9 cake: 250
26c Reversible Dusting Brushes .. 19c
52' 50 Biesell’s Carpet Sweepers 51.98
29;. Two Quart Gray Enameled Tea MAYVILLE, N Y March 13 ——-Tho
and Codes Pots ' ' ' ' ‘ 1” lury in the case of Edward Beardsley.
10" TW‘IB‘” ““39” ”M" ... 5° the Summerdale farmer. charged with
Heavy Paper Egg Boxes 8c doz. assault in the first degree in having .
HeaVy Paper Parcel Post Egg Boxes, [shot J. W. Putnam. overseer of the
gapmuy one do: 53 oaah' poor of Chautauqua County, returned
lac Three onion Stone nutm cloaks “day a verdict of. "guilty 5.. charged. ..
29°,Tho jury was out six minutes.
Beardsley shot the oilicsr when the
latter entered the farmer's home. to
scum NORWALK.
‘ . NORWALK. ‘
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esAsosst FOUND own-v.
u.»o.--.-.pnuq ~-n-------
100 Parson‘s Household Ammonia
To tide you over the dangers of the first few weeks
PORT CONCERN. .
Judgment was entered In‘ the
‘Unlted States court yesterday in favor
lof the plaintiffs in the suit of Henry
II. Peabody & 00.. against the Ha’th-
eway Manufacturing Company. 0!
3Bridgeport. The plaintlfls complained
that the defendsnt was lnirlnglng oer-
. tain letters- -patont covering an anti
friction tip for furniture. The time
for the defendants to plead under the
rule had been extended but the de-
tendant had gtill tailed to him! and
the judgment oxainst it followed.
' PUTNAM HOUSE DESTHOVED.
PUTNAM. March '13.--A dwelling
belonging to H. 5.1901119 was burned
here early today. The loss is 52,500.=
po'rtlally covered by insurance; The
place had been nnobcupied tor seine
time. but yesterday a family stilt-tad
to more in Last night a fire WM
In th rinses. illicit; it is 5:6- ticeilIt
lo '17
"""" '7‘; ho tt remove his children from their squal- feed your chicks
51.98 mining ironing Table with M surroundings, He then barricaded ’ Conkcy’ 3 Starting Food for Baby Chicks
steel braces . v. . . . . . . . . . . ~ . - . 51. , himself and defied the' authorities 9 A windy prltlzpnrotl ism Wi'iicik Q'ng‘ihfm' and 112311199 lltfilcchicko for their
. . issuer in "m in two woe to umiitg 1yan no t Y Li
Grams Fruit Knives with. curved [eight days, dually siirrenderlng vol- vigorous A rlllundul prtzivcntvu of Lop \Nenimnss. Snv: .“irimi‘t' 99d
steel blades ........-..-...... 250 untarlly to a hotel keeper. He will worry. Economical and convenient. Guaranteed to live lamination or
money returned Prices 21'» lb:1.15105.50 lbs. $3. 100 lbs 3575,11mnli
sizes lilo. 251:.5011 1m 3'.
" USE CONKE‘Y'S NCX -I-CIDI‘. t5 Isiep your carpi and clicks (rec (tom germs
CHARLES E. DOW.
51. 25 Aluminum Omelet Pans ...
2513 mink Green Opanue Window
shades
100 Hand Scrub Brushes 60
Albert F. Gehebe.
as Wait Washington St» , i
“ . South Norwalk. I
Pilot“! 5069 2.
We be sentenced later.
m nsv. ANNA siiAw some TO HOME
NEW YORK. March 13 .--’I‘lie Rev;
Dr. Anna E. Show. president of the
llNationai American Woman's Suffrage
Association. will sail on April 16 for
Rome.'1‘lioro she will make only one
branch and that on Coltrane. returninx
immediately. _
"will“ ”(I'V‘Fif'l Dr. Shaw expects an audience with
.2... ‘ .. ' “A.“ the pope. and she will be, it is said. the
OLD 'flma‘pflmrflfifl pupa, first Suaraglst to he wanted such an
umm'nn rims 111. grimy a. honor. . 1
01.99%,”me {my gm ., Mrs. Show. who broke her is: coins,
will“? on vi. ' m Commit, grog mi. also. want out yesterday tor an“,
112 WASHINGTON OT, ,. ,
‘ o
Elmer Llngard of Norwalk spent Inndo Levaka. an displays oi the?
last evening in Bridgeport. where he Lounslinry & Bissoll mill who got his
attended the theatre. hand caught in a machine at the mill .
' yesterday morning. lost three lingo“, ‘
1793183 Mid Bernard Gunner. for Mid MI! 0' 6110'.th Only thMIltI. -‘ ;
hanging around we “”0" were linger was saved. Hall at the ring
brought before Chic! Pennington Again linger had to be ”vim“... , .
and warned. Arrests are promised for
a repetition of the offense.-
including tilt-9,.
M: H. Nailing defeated v W per; hall and half. malts. tnrlano. etc,
at the 113m 111 ll son in Edit Hafi- automobile ride (or the that time since ‘rls by the score of 100 to 78 And it. 0. will 1"! GIN“ M mania“. WI“? '
ford y 1 " v . . ~ 11mins semen in a. sinus in no Wm mm with '96 WW
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