arm
. Willows we ills
1mm “gym tlgalllna qwmIIpudding when they
e obtained 4 lheor
Remainber when we odor bar»
VALUE m » mmmmmmmr ' -’ .. "
’ ' ' Outreputationwilllnsurethat. - , '
LADI ES HOSE" Catch onto the lifelineewo are I - , L
'_Light Weight, Heavy Weight, Ribbed Top or Drop Stitch,
AT 25ct8. PER PA.|R
A Dickerman & Son ..
"» 0.N0rwalk. s4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. on NI LEADING Groom . - as mammal: so.
Butlerfltaphr. lo. ”.8.qu will hllW CANMN. IOWAITON.
five 1% goal THE EVENING 81;an ”I," solve“. Mil-0mm deem tome cIoIIIteImn-nnry have purchaseda William cIIIIIIusIIII visiting relatives READ THIS I
throwing out. Our goods are sold a
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
1'0 173‘! 'l'iOIII'U 10 OBIOAGD All) mom.
I aw t 1mm. WNW. WI» the Ma! more; are being nl‘hl- no. in Bum, MY Mnnlngfiamrday. larch lith. imto every porehaserotfigoods ateither market»
H II _an BWfill an ”no.“ I-"evl-a '"”
Wk ' «III-"5%“. 'rIIoooIIIIIuoIIoIIIu-IIIIInroIIIIIII.
W mainsunebanged
I00”. Pruitt.
will Charlm Wat-a is quite sick at his
6% 2..an. m. 1711‘. mmmk‘mu ‘
(m 10‘”: hum-24:5” ~——— “
LIA—W 'Therewillbeaervicethisalternoon in
Illness-murmur. WM" 5 ‘W, » .
“Irma-immo- ‘31.?“
Theahipmentof hats from Danbury
fortheweekendingflarchll ”2,755
cases.
—Reaaonab|e prices at Laneb depot
restaurant. Openall night.
The independent Social club will meet
with Benoit Dreyfus, of Elisabeth
street. tomorrow night.
A meetingol thecreditors of the Am-
blerk Perry Hat company will be held
in the parlors of the blahackemo llotel.
next Saturday. at 2:30 p. In.
law'ark Ilarnld Wrath-'Maeaat.
Thewaathcrto-daypro-lsastobegenarally
colderandclsar. followed by partial cloudi-
aemandavsry sleight recovery of team
tnre. Tomorrow it promlaea to be warmer
andgenerallyfrunfalrto partly cloudy. tol-
lowsdhy increasing cloudine- and snow on
Friday night or Saturday.
W0lllIlY8 PAII COMET.
‘“» u" "f " L [or III. lest Popular Meet Teacher la
the Inn at larwalk.
film; 7‘ ‘
one to do all we
V. M. C. members are requested to be
preeent attheregular meeting of Sher-
man Council. No. 182. Royal Arcanum.
thisevening. New members will be in-
itiated. ____
, —Esster novelties at Lane’s, 2i Wasln
" ington street.
H. Krieger announces that the spring
styles In millinery and cloaks are now
‘ ready. He is showing all the leading
‘ slmpes, materials and chads in frame
and straw hats, end a large and line an
eminent of capes and jackets.
f our liver 13 tor-
: 1 it will, cure the
trouble and make you.
' feel like a new per-
m“ oflloe on or bolero
the above date.
' der to he counted. must
= be returned ta’l‘llaSuI-
The-loopllartin bl. llott. of Green-
‘» wich, cametoSonth Norwalk yesterday
withmb-Ihelsof oysters for Reed &
Bot-man. and 200 bushels for llirom
Bell. Thhh the aloop’s first trip this
winter. owing w the severe weather
'0. run
1031‘ Pill'lllIAB
By the will of the late Elijah Beach.
of Trumbull. the Bridgeport hospital will
receive £5,000 to found a free bed for the
benefit of any worthy resident of Trum-
bull. The Congregational church at
Trumbull will receive {I00 at the death
0! the trstIator's widow.
Try ‘ a package of
60c Paper
iirIsIt thenlllceol publication. ordepoeited
in the letter box at the entrance to The
—l’uro collee—wiih' Eire cream. 5c. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Work on the Slmm's new building
on Washington street will be pushed lor—
‘3 ward as rapidly as the weather will per-
mil. Thecontracta given out are: E:-
. cavation, A. Bach; cellar foundation,
John I-‘anzilll; mason work. i". P. Beers:
carpenter work. trimming and painting.
8. ll. Sherwood.
The annual oily meeting will be held
in Ilneic Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. [lo
rides the laying of a tax for the coming
year and the reading of the reports. the
resolution pued by the Common Coun-
cil, March 6th. that the annuities on
streets be authorized to purchase a steam
roadrolleratapricenot to exceed 04,.
500. will be approved or disapproved.
lli’ll. Plaisled.
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arrested yesterday by one“ Gladstone
in New Haven, for asaaulting Klan
Installer my advertisement
willappearinthisplace.
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mam-commoner! m3... —wmm Mme»
Hunt a Zelnfl's.
particular, and my workmen
are competent to finish any
I’andertakemndwewill
do I 'perluiningto the
Wall Paper or Painting busi-
m‘m" mt?“ W" The Democrats of Huntington are op
posed to the prolnaltlon to cut Routing-
m" um" W M h" 3°“! tonooI ol the lilmntli Senatorial and
”W"! “my W “ “W new it III the Thirteenth IIIIIIIIcI
There isa bill asking for the change. but
it is a question whether it will ever get
by the Democratic senate. To add
Kunl'lg’on to the Thirteenth district
wouldkatonrsbeilaprettysorcllepuh-
liean district. There is a blg chance for
the lie-octet oi the 'l'tllruwnlh district
setlngwsnt Til-play luelfisaasd-
mlrablsstady otthe lighterphasesot
maritalialalleltim.andtelhitaatoryiu
avery natural and charming maunsr.
—Bmtquallty. Iowa: pines. Alto
IIgIIIImlI. lawn wIIIlIIIIgIIIIIIImI.
Jmephlaaayehfivllangarlanamm
edleraelllagllqaorwllboataliesose .
gniltyinthsmcsflhhidm
launder. Ind Me Ill and m
amountinginalltoovsrfloo. ,
The two acts concerning the. Fairlield
chIntv Court at Gwnmou Pleas have
passed the House. They provide for the
holdingodcourt in Daubnry and Bridge-
port with authority to adjourn to Nor-
walk and Stamford. and for having the
court always open whether a judge is
present or not, (or the purpose of taking
defaults. etc.
-Klng’s Daughtcn’ social and musir-
ale stiln. Swords’ home. Friday even-
ing. Admhaion, 10c. Ice cream and
coke. 15c. Sale of aprons. candy and
cake. Alllriends invited.
'l'hesteam shovel. which has recently
been in Iueon the Hartlord division of
the (loneolidated road, has been removed
”Woodmtandld to m thereon
grade changes connected with the four
tracking improvements. he that opera—
tions are being directed to the cutting of
a road bed through a hill near Wood-
mont depot for the new tracks. These
are to be laid simultaneously towert‘s
New Haven and Bridgeport.
KDBWALI 33's.
A Dressy Iludgst of Ito-a from the
Born-ah III of Town.
George ll. Benedict is ill at his home
on Elm street.
Conrad Engel is moving from Cheat-
nut street into the Nickermn place on
Chapel street.
Venerable James Powell died at his
homeon River street at an curly hour
this morning. ._
The Brotherhood» of St. Andrew. of St.
l’aul’ s church. will hold a meeting in the
pariah rooms tonight.
The funeral of the let: James W.
Ryan is being held this atlernoon at the
Norwelk blethodist church.
—L‘hoiae novelties in Buster gloves at
the Burton store, Norwalk.
The chart for Ullie Akeratrnm's up
penrauco at the Norwalk Opera House
opens Iii-murmur morning at. Gregory‘s
drug store. Norwnlk, and Tomlinum'.
drug store, south Norwalk.
lites Maud Bush was surprised at her
home on Wilton avenue, last night. The
guests more kindly supplied with good
thingsand at will) o'clock a tempting
oolIauIm was spread. Below and after
supper the time was spent in playing
pores and engaging in other social
plenum
The road repairers will have their
hands lull olbusinl- this spring. The
rains and the thaw that acwmpiaied
them have caused many waslwutssnd
had cuts in themadways. Homemade
Intheoulerdlstrlcuuist were clnsedhy
higsnowdrlftsarenowrendend almost
ulmpuableby gulliea.
-liew springer-hissed capeeln ad
mlrable styles al the Boston store, Nor
walk. m
The Early Birds Burlesque company
appeared at the Norwalk Opera House
tut nlghtandgavsa good perionnanca
or the kind. The company contains some
clever people and the specialties they in-
troduced were roundly applauded. The
mmpuiy played under some disadvan-
tage. the hurling woman being sick.
"Jud” Buckley is now clerIkIatE. B.
lawrenos'a.
Charles Darrow is now employed by
Grey Brothers.
lawhl’snnoyar. oi Five Ililelliver.
”MI! iamwn.
‘ W Ogden has moved into the
hewls B. Hoyt place. .
William Wood has moved into J.
Tucker’s house on Forest street.
Its-Postmaster Dunning, of South
Norwalk. was in town Tuesday.
like Edith Snyder. of this place. is the
guest at lriends in Bridgeport.
Surveyors in the employ of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
were in town llondsy. ‘
Ground was broken yesterday for u
new 'reerdeoce for Augustus Turtle. on
Railroad avenue. '
Robert Mellveen. late with Ledger Ed-
mundv. of Best Norwalk, is now employ—
ed by C. W. Bertow.
Commodore Perry Council. 0. U. A.
I , will work the second and third de
grass on Friday evening.
The pupils of the High School will
give a musical and literary entertain-
merit in Nichols’ opera house, Tuesday
evening. March 21.
Hr. and Mrs. Edward Hawley, of
Talmadge Hill, are the parents of a six
weeks’ old daughter which weighs three
pounds. a gain of one pound since its
birth. The child is rapidly increasing in
strength and stature. She has been
named Edna flay.
Great Value In Old Newspapers.
When spring cleaning time arrives old
pagers are called for to put under the
carpet. Several layers of them makes
good carpet lining. and if a thicker pud-
dingie desired strawcan be need be
tween two layers of taper. This makes
avcry elastic lining and a very inu-
pensive one, which can be renewed every
season. Cut in long. narrow strips old
paper makes good stumps for chair
cushions and pillows. It may not be
eqnoltodown but itisqniteaagoodas
interior hair for this use.
Severalthicknemntofpuperpluced be- ‘
tween cotton batting makes a warm,
light bod comfortable, and ironbolders
and kettle holders are made in the same
way, the paper being laid between and
the whole covered with calico.
0n very cold winter nights we put I
newspaper emerlet over our house
plants. and never have known them
when so protected to he pinched byJack “
Frost'lt icy lingers.
It was an old nurse who found out how
to Wple'l‘lisll noiseleealy a coal fire in the \
sickroom. She had the coal brought to
the room in a strong newspaper with
the corners gathered u and tied. When
fresh fuel was main she could place
thepapcrjustnsitwaeonthollm with
scarcely a rustle. if she could only in.
rent sane noiseless method of poking
the fire with a newspaper her name
would be held in honor in ourhousehold,
at least. lorcvcrmorc.
If you have doors leading to porches.
etc, which are not used during the win-
ter you may find that the wind whistle-e
through. no matter how securely they a."
are locked and bolted. Fold newspapers
in long, narrow strips and [areas them
firmly in all cracks with a thin bladed
knife. and the whistling wind will not
trouble you again from that source it
you lind it stealing In beneath the I’ll].
dow sash. raise the window. place a fold
of paper on the will, then close and lock
the window. ~Philadelphia 'l‘imm.
rte-"a loyalist;
Tho royalist ladies do not like the idea
of having, when invited by tho Comte
and t‘ omtcsse de Paris on visits of three
hewomin the day time at the rate of
mar. :y, and then" In the mrrcepunll-
ing evenings The entatainments at
Stowe are not very entertaining. and the
have made up their minds that
i
Airs. John W. Fallon. of Stamford.
will soon move back toRowayton.
Excavation was begun on Contentment
island yesterday for Mrs. A. D. Ward's
new house.
llr. and lira. Richard L’Hommedieu
have moved from Henry street, East
liorwalk. to thb place.
Three days is a very short time in
which to cure II bad case of rheumatism:
but it can be done, if the proper treat-
folloWing from James Lambert, of New
Brunswick, Ill: “1 was badly olilicted
with rheumatism in the hip andlege,
when I bought a bottle 0! Chamberlain’s
Pain Balm. It cured me in three days.
I am all right to day; and would insist
on every one who is nlllicted with that
terrible disease to me Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm and get well at once " 50 cent
bottles. For sale byG ..(‘ Stillson, drug-
gist. - ”MW .fl...
If a New York millionaire gives u din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$00. 00, which gives 10 people dyspepsia,
and these poo le spend $1. 456.00 In doc-
tors’ bills finally have to pay $5. 00
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 37 persons at the least?
inquire at Pluieied‘ 3 drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about t‘ lotus Blood Cure
Ohl' iron ciy" h
mltcher’s Castorie.
Children Cry for
*cher's Castoria.
WhmBahywaschweg-vehermm
When the wasaChilIl. sham-Ii for (hatorla.
When she became Slim. she clung to Camilla.
WhenehebadfhfldmlbegavelhanCanoI-ia.
Children Cry it; ~
Pltcher's Castorla.
Taylordifldoldenf
Real [slate and Insurance.
WASHIXG'I‘ON S'I'RI‘ZE'I'.
Persons lookl foralol. or house nnd lot
with lln- View 0 porn honing. are invited I.
call and examine our litt. \\ e have them for
eale in every partof the city at rewlmhlr
prices and on our Iernm. sold It
\\I|.\ .‘lll
lltlIb'. Stead) work. fnir wages. App! '
1 t r B»; Shop." .. Milieu-l aim-I. Soul l
' Alf uIllllw
sOI‘
‘\ ANTI: ll lilrle in board llmne "Illnllifll'
B\ a phyalclru. a medium sired hon-Is Im
\Veat atennr or (manure side street lllll‘
netwo doom from Wat menu», or the IlrIIII
floor of a In house. “Ipr to Dr. W
lamkwood. 5! eat avenue. South Norvvalll.A
mlfrtf
\ AhTEl) Situation by a :gotul rook and
carver. “err-val your»! upmieotr III
hotel. I’ve-revsjlotel. boat or restaurant. Ad-
dreeeC- Bentlmlorllce. Inlfirll
‘V’ANITKD Anneful man one who under
a' ands care or home and is a Inn-d
driwr. Also a girl as waitress and hulls-em IlII.
Andrews. 43 “tel airline. south .\'or-
walk. mll I'ltI
‘V'dreesmak A‘N‘Tl-‘ll. llrrssmaklng by “perk-nerd
lngagemrnts by theday. Fit
and Ilnleb twrfrtl Arte by Fr:- nch syntvm.
Beet references alien. Terms. [Lil a day.
Mrs. Jllarllnu ll Will Main etrr-el. mil fit
It" (‘0le emnml haul wood want-:1 at
out o John ll l'errla. mil .w
T0 IIIl'I‘.
‘1’ low rent to American famll. entire
1 house on Everett-y avenue. of! .ast avI~
nue. contains bath- filtll'l. hot and role wsler.
range. has largr- lot. tnwl house. Harden and
grape vlnea. Apply to 7 t ‘Imlhw. an Iplape.
Will .R
' ‘0 RENT collage hrItlaeJnmIn- Ens! \‘Ivr
walk. turner l'mrl street and Fourth
avenue. from April I. 1M1 Jacob bl. Layton.
AMI! mlfv lw
\ M' l‘l'lt nl lour lav? n-Ilrls In the library
1 building on Wash
Julie ”citation Elton“ «reel. I Ily
mentieadopted, as will be seen by the "
ul— one Hollie" and Save Miller”! on
At [6 De) erred, South NIIrI'wallt. ml Ill!
ticket. to Chicago
Golden. at.u norwall. Georgelt.
market will beallow to compete.
PEflPlE'8 IIIKET.
18 North Main at., 80. Norwalk.
the amount of 5 cents or more. at one time. we present a numbered ticket with coupon ab
tached. Detach the coupon and deposit ll .ln the box. retain the ticket until September Id.
Matio'elook p. mwhefiflreprlaeewlllhe drawnln the followingmanner:
The contents of the box will be emptied into a bag and thoroughly shaken. A child will
then be blindfolded and draw one coupon from the bag. The person holding the ticket with
the corresponding number by presenting it at. my onlce will receive Iheretor one lint-class
and return. The drawing at tlouth \‘orwalk will be superlntended by James
itylngton. and no person in any way nonmetal with either
The We“ Stock of Meats. Fruits. Vegetables, Fresh Fish. etc. at Lowest prices in Town.
____.4..—_._.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIlEE nELIIIEIII,
Telephone cell, 52 3. | Satisfaction guaranteed.
PEllPlE' 8 MARKET,
21 Well st., Norwnlk
telephone call. 5-7- 3.
to wit:
WISHES, PHlElllllS, ClNUPIES. SPllllllES.
l‘lllTS BlRRIlGES. lllll BUSINESS WllillllS,
Which for Quality and Price. cannot be beat In the country, and
I will make it to the purchaser‘ e advantage to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have looked at my stock.
SECOND HAND WAGBNS 0F ALI. KINDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Wagons of All Kids and at All Prices!
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
South "GIVIIIII.
gqlgrlsinmnls
cor. Madison Ave. and Franllin 8L,
gntrrlal'nmmls.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Under the management of l M. llOYT.
THREE NIGHTS, COMMENCING
THURSDAY, MARCH 23.
Saturday Matinee.
THE WlNSUllE ‘ ' ‘
Ullic AkerStrom
Thursday night in her new play in {our ucls,
MISS RORAI
lntroducingller trained horse (lyp, and (I pack of fox hounds.
FR‘DAYIIIGIII The Ballet lance,
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA.
SATURDAY\ NIGHT Thal Sillllll Ga
Popular Prices. 25. 35. 50c Saturday lailaw Specie
Chart opens l‘rllay morning at lire-gun's. Norm-lit. and Tortillas-av». Ito. lovwalh.
‘llies Akrrslrmn'u
new play.
rice for l'blldrea. lI’Ie.
l‘llo popular four
um. comedy drama
hour. 1
‘ USDA} afternoon on \\ mt nlrrel e-mnll
I grey plinllvlbnrlk mulelnlngtwn “truly
amt one tru dollar lilllt. "tn \‘I w lurk III \II
tor llrkcle at ll one two rrnl clamp “I w anl
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