. limit made to the Beno—
-
‘m 0. Herritt. of River-
I. quite sick
in repainting his mi-
, boulevard.
.m
‘ .. , of VanZnudt avenue.
York today on busineu
3mm nutter, treat: made,
" It A. Stull’r. the Cottage
Worth inane prayer service,
will be held in the parlors of
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
James Hartford will have
vi“ the service.
‘ 1m Gilium. formerly of East
mother of the late Henry M.
died at Bayonne. N. .l.. Fri-
- 25, aged 94 years. Tho
mot Weslport, today.
Charles E. Benedict has lininh-
indies at Drew Thmlogicnl
, winning the highest honors
' class. II» will return to his
In this place for a short atay.
4C. Crow-e and son. Edmund E.
' will soon commence the erec—
three KOHDZPS on a smart to ho
. it their Smut!!! point proper-
,3“! Nonailt. and to ho known
. avenue Senor and train
Sting; M?! be run through the,
all! Julia Burnham, of Betta plum-
‘lni’ave Norvmlk Saturday for \s-r-
cum Donn. and will bu married
the middle of North to Ern out
I prominent rvsiuit-nt of that
The ceremony will in p 'l'iortti—
fit the residence of Miss itnrnhatn' s
,' Mm. Chariots A. Knight. form-
of South Norwalk.
EVFor}! few r-huirn in the wily furnish
' music titty—tun .‘lrmalays in the
than the voluntary “unlit-lit:
of the East Awmw MMhmlIui
. H I church Yostvrdn} new no
mine to the rule tho- mush a! limit
:1 tie rogulur centre»: was an firm
3". A. J. fimlth prmchmi in the
mill to a erat am‘lionw from
mortal: m. a, "m limit! 2.»: .. lait
m. upon his brad." ”Ilir Itwival
«hid-mowing in the owning lwl hv
Edward Benediu. was one of liltt‘ro‘ut
and potter. At 7 tltimh How. It. ii.
Mood prearhmi an at)!» sermon
{m John 11,. 30, "And many othm
I“): truly dill JPr‘Ufi in thr- prmonw oi
h“ Millet, whirl) tm- tint writton in
M hook." Tits» prvut'iwr nus at his»
heat. and held the t'ltmtwal utto-ntion oi
“hinge congregation from tho twgin-
m of III! dint-mint» until tho rims».
Dr. and Mrs. E. .l. i’m-lt now 1; rr
tuition and mush-air: Saturday own»
ll‘. It their ramidenw to lirmnry
“Mini and Third :iwvmun Mrs.
We Byxlwo and Dr. B. .i I’m-k rt-n—
dared come rou- twiertinnu nn thr viii-
no. "Biker Warn” and l'nrnlvol of
Valor" nerv- rendered in a tnnntorly
billion by Mm. Iliulwu A well-or-
’ Izod qttarttuo mmpm-zml of .‘r'wl
_$¢mu. Jr.. P. W t'omrron and the
11m 08!"me lnmrmi titr- gonna
‘ It! moral mmit- “porn m-lm'timlr.
, the «do, "(in the Morrow," Ariel
moron. .lr.. lllllyi'sl mow old plan»
tattoo dongs on the town and formali-
C‘ the Inuit tor a would» bullion»
”Ilium cxmulwi in orxpm illnlllni’i
‘ .9! (Ian sloppy-r Whit iwl'i'ml M
Di. It. in elabtu'nto Mylo. by him
who «ll-played run- out» in m-
lh supper tutti». Aim mipru-r
Nth termed iho- party with a
‘09“! Mia'llon, i'flll'll'll. "Whoa
"' a my dlilirult pit-w. lmt iw
. it through without 51 break and
I W. ”In llnmemn 9mm 3
pollution and the: filll‘itlfi do»
whim]; lit. and NHL Pork
Watt thvmwltw mwlivnt up
u, . hunt. with»! and many long
1‘ DIMDM. Among lhmw lil-
flm Dir. and Mn. llrurlt' lebw.
*6 In. Arid I'nnwmn. i’. W.
Front Raymond. of Mi
1‘. Y» Mimi l‘tr-mlrii. ui
Ariel l'unmtm. Jr. A.
oi Cincinnati. Ohio. and tlw
‘ r
Wu Tank is quite loin»
m bully waisted ankle.
to Ogden. tho mortar and
” . In W m nttrnrtiva
“In for ma
Mani—u
3mm item: no the mwipmu
.. of l WW of ire-oration
w Lot Anon. l’fal.
Mliiaorhmdtol
mmtntwum
‘ «momentum
hon» from I moral dun flair to Nov
York.
Hartford Smith ltu pnrcluud Mrs.)
Hurry Hindlcy's hon-c in Sedavdck
IVQDDO.
William H. Willrnott. Jr.. will more!
from the Ferris pim in Maple are
one to the Duluth place in Mansfield
avenue. The Ferris house. now own-
ed by Samuel H. Ferris. of South Nor-
wall, will be thoroughly renovated.
George Btrunanrd. who Miliered a
paralytic ahotslt, Friday. in slightly
improved today.
.Mro. ‘Bcnlamin St. John has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Gilbert
Finch. in Stamford. -
Frederick (Yunhmnn‘ in improving
bin newly purchoned residence proper
ty in Mansfield uremic.
Carmine Lanzo. oi Railroad avenue.
is entertaining his oistenin-law and
her rhildren. from New York city.
A party oi green goods men from
South Norwnlk were in Dorian last
Friday night and mile-d on a numhor
of fricndn.
'l'iw Old lien club enjoyed it. rlarn
rhowder dinner yesterday afternoon at
Scotch (fore. The oommlsmry of tho
rlnh prepared the chowder.
The .‘liiddlesox
mornamont on the ultornoon of Worth-
ingmn'a birthday. l'real Street won
first hopors. and llhurlcs Williams am"-
ond. Allrml .lollilfo he mid to ho tho
beat player in the club.
Sionwtimo- sign Postmaster Marigold
xi Bridgwport, revolved a communica-
‘ion from Assistant l’mtmanterfionrr-
tl llonth that t'. troost Ixiunsbury. o
mo of itvprmvntattw menbnr}; oi
ilnrirn, was a rlerit in \‘nnwm-t. Ohio
ll'lll tlvsirul to in? trnnsfr'rxmi m thr-
I‘Zust. .Vlr. Ilvullt innuil‘ml tho «halite
f’ur him to be plltt'ml in tin Bridgman-l
:l’flvrv. )lr. Marigold answer-ml that hr
would lw glad it) how Inultnbllrv. null
ltupmi that with him would «wow the
uldititmal appropriation to pay him,
l’oslmnator Marigold bus rtweivml u
"ontmnnirntion from \Vohbingtnn in
in» MM"! that Loliili'lltlll)‘ had lnwn
irntmfr‘rrmi to ltridgcpnrt.
WESTPOBT.
.losopb H. Sniffen spout yt-stordny in
timrgetown.
Portico from Non York how ”prowl
t boarding Imus:- in “anal strove-t,
Tim sum of ”6'30 Wm Hilton in at
he- trading Mm. Saturday ztftorncmu
Mrs. ’i'hemiorv Sanford umi ill"
“pawn i'lum null Nonia Sanford arr
writing relutivm in lmubury,
JUhvllli )iitllovk hurl loom-d and non
K't‘llpit'ii the l'hnrlr-st l-Z. tht‘nmnl
urn! nrur Sippvrlt-y'w mill
William Allyn, oi Ilridgt-pol't. in
air-titling liw wintt'r with Frank KN-
(“II"L at the ri'iilfl‘flfl‘ of London
KPH-hum.
'I'lw young pooplo» ronnm-to-d with
the two plnyn won in im giwn by tho
tirnngov. met. at the hono- oi J, Frank
Elmwni. Friday night.
l on Mr. Mar-knoll». of Manlorlnl
i rch. in mouthing a notion oi wry
mom durum iht- Sunday morning» in
lull. on "’l‘bv Parable of tho I’rmll‘ui
Still,"
William '5’. riturgm. who hurt th-fl
{or a numln-r oi your-ts ninth in W. E.
mlmrn’u armory. has bought out ”to
vigor and randy Mm‘f' rnwntly opt-Md
m linrllmtt him-k by Irving t'. Toy-
lor, of lirltizwtmrt. On Saturday be
wwrvd Mn t-otlmvrtiunfl with Mr. 01v
born‘u Moro and today took inmmnion
of III! own bin-inn». Will is one 0!
lb» impulor young morn of tho town
and him many lriemln who wiuh him
rim-rears in his new vontorv
i-Ilizo Matilda. will) of William ll
itnrr. «tied at her honw in tin-an
i‘nrmu l-‘nrrnx. Thursday night. and
lorry-one roars. Mn. ilurr had an ut~
tori: oi the grip lent toll. and had iron
in lnillnfi halth our rim-r.
month: om one wan taken for hot
built: to “The Gloria." in (Win
mun which plan- ube r-tnrned on Win
fire young children to mourn her one
limoly sternum. The funeral
t'vmgrvutlonli Mum-h, outdated in
wry.
4.-
WY.
him. Willi-tn armory mum in
it. A. I’lliow on Friday.
moi Vim (Mid. of mutton. hi
drill“, “hurl" “you.
omit
truth in: W fair and 1mm
club govt“ a pmii
3mm
wary mu. 8hr leaves a hmhnud and
mm
plow iron: her late reunion" this of»
tumult. It”. Jam florist». oi the
terminus in the (in-Po Form rem-
!»th about I'm"
Judgment to (Inn for the Handout
In the cone of Charla E. Squires. oi
Norwnllt, against Elwood 8. Hood and
others. of Pairileld. The Hood: are
the ownorn o! a partly finished Italic
honne on the shore road in Southwrt,
and Squires was the oontrnctor on the
masonry. The contract was for new»
thing over $10.01», and the plaintiff
claimed that ho had received only
about $8,000. i-lquires held a mechan—
les' lien on the property. Decides this
there was a mortgage of $9,500 held by
Noah lland.‘ol Wat Cape May; $8.400
held by Gnome (7. Hand. of Chicago;
$802.50 held by Elcrt H. fiippcriey:
l
$4.000 held by Isaac Ogden. Jr.. of
New York. and ntmrhnwnts. "; iw sit.»
fondant claimed that the plaintiii did
not. carry out the ct. .' not and was
lully paid.
WA“.
Charlou Miller will condor: tho
Mnten ocrviceo at tit. Paul's Winni-
pnnit ntluotion moms. tomorrow oven—
inn:
lore compilations in Wndluuns can
Attornoy Gray has factorized the
judgment of E. .l. Wntlhatnn against
Attorney Gray to rerowr for n judxv
mom for a hill of «roots held by Mr.
(tray against Mr. Wadhnms.
\‘i'. M. ’i'rrry & (Van have brought suit
against Mr. Wattlhanm (or it meat'bili
amounting to $600. Tho l'iirif' is re-
mruablo to ill? Town (Your: the third
.‘viundny in Murrh.
Eevnoiy Kickod by I Oolt.
Frrdot'lrk l'rrudt-nlhal. oi Norwalh,
was iniurml new-rely on Saturday by a
kick from a coil. . it will be some. mm
Wioro ht- wiil lw-nhie to get around.
Ell TERTA I \ 311'.) TS
rims 'l'llEA'l'Rl-I.
[iv-turn wpzziz: ill' m For It) i: Silrli’l‘ uni).
MONDAY, fEBRUMlV 28.
Lillt‘ttlll .l. t‘.urto-r'- urn-M “ruminants: I'm»
rlill‘nilll,
THE
HEART OF CHICAGO
Another Big Success.
iih- glint ppm i- ll *1. no rt
ll mulrrl’dl ‘ln tu.\nl-: i in x t. .- -.
lluto- rlnuw I) in trtt III I rim is
\ \ ind I’ll tun oi tip «in .at lirc
s’lil‘} ma mun: imp. :Imvrwtl lung :mm.
A POWERFUL GQMPANV
intmdw anon ‘Pld‘ilthll lmr u! Hurt»
rift-'- "pvw‘ladtv ».
Prices 25. 50 and 75 cm»
“iv-”I“ mm nit will at I'ltu-vi-tl“ :«tttl
’rl"!ill"nln¥"I‘l‘ll“ Warm.
”FAIR ’
New School,
tin-gory llmtlvvnrd :ttlvl Strum] nun,
Ensr noawnut.
'I'litti‘mlxty lllitI Ftivluy M‘vllittw.
MARCH 10th AND llth.
Alifillfirilllx. lilo. #I'l’l'lfill. 2‘»
{2.3 in
c‘rttrztt'gcutiot PIAIO ruuo.
“Gum “elm s Snider."
umml iliu‘tmtmi ln‘turr m inhuman.
"All. Widow-«bu rwnlmt. Murrll 'Jtl. M
REV. l’. I. ROIIiflfiu
Mm ll.“ on on worm» nfmr emu purmlv.
muy m‘n'fllp' trmii‘tlliirr m \ltvwn min-n
mi thr ”mt. t-uwir mlnnu up {it . if”!
.m—
Ioport of the Condition of
'rlil'l t'l'I‘Y NATIONAL HANK till
80!! I'll NUH WALK. at. rinmh Nor-
Wnlk, In lltr titula- oi ('othrticut, m. in:
clone of lnmlum. 'elvtuery l‘lth. WI“.
”Emilia lLu,
1mm and dine-roots.
tltmlrnilp, wound and unu-
worn!
l’. t-l. Intuit to more ritual.
“Ion
Promiumo on 1 ”hands
limit». MCI!"“".QII'.
limiting home {mutton and
rm so; on
:0 Ni
dint“! ill
:l.-i~i .‘uti
ill. bill in
tlxtum.
im from national inch (not
rmrve meow. 1,21% ‘a’l
Doe 1mm timed mom
or: put». 1min: m
l' heck-o and with" cot-h item. mull at
15““? {KIM notional hmh. 33% "It
out on raw annoy.
nickel: 0 mph, no or
lantul my me in
DIRK Viz:
spear. i2. .3» m
lnnlmdn m. H. will on 33"” ill
ltrdmoiioa food wllhl rt
”manually-r not.” cir—
mind on. ‘55!» on
'l’m-l. cannon to
autumn.
Capital mick paid in. “mm on
5n no i to,” I!
l om ml“, in. am
no and tuna , am In
Notional heat menus-cl-
im Mm M
Du to other tulle-3| huh. ”Alli it:
”my to not: mt:- nlti hool-
m *r
twig-u! cop-em unpai- w or It
. r
tm-dmmuwt 1 ' ill
mum rung. ' ”:33 no
Tani. ”mm to
at Wound-I, oi Plio-
lulled-ll Will
”a. IAM “ulna
of J” “alumna:
Md W loll
Anvfldhruontneormmwxu
«thorn
m'mfibcfim on
m
comet)
unless GOQDS.
Ind minor-mun tone- in strong
color: tint are my inhionoble.
with «lieu good: does not convoy the
«some idea that it bu heretofore, be-
ing more conservative both In
weaves and
dyed goodn’ now enter the list of our.
cities owing to their peculiar weave.
open the new wit season arc our Pat-
tern Suit Sinitr—exfimive. only our oi
I kind-wrangling in print from $15.00 to
$17.30 a pattern. and in the following
delightful “Winn:
with silk Voirmr tartan bortloringo.
with Ottoman tun-timings.
traverse thundered.
f-ll way to the brightneu of apring~
hocimeycd citerts are superseded by n
of rotor ncwncea and inoculating pow
, .
”Jib 5B
French Novelties that are original
This word "uoyeity" in connection
the
minor“. Even New
First and foremost among those that
Bordemd Poplin. bright colorings,
Bordered Mr-inngos, in beige colors.
filth and Wool nit-colored Poplin
Silk and Wool mixed traverse.
Tho stalemate or winter has now giv-
irr-tih and more interesting mlimion
nihilltios.
mu LITTLE POLK.
A new line of cram silk Cops and
Poker}. New unite. and colored Dream
on. New sooth; of almost every de—
‘srription daily.
Willi» thaw- ucw goods are coming
in Mid finding :1 prominent plat-e on,
our counters. \w llih'l' marked flthYl
man: of the winner colored Dresses f
making mm! buying while they lam.
pp 1‘...“
t
Flill I' I'll. llRE.‘ Si SI ITS
llnlatra l'loth, a printed fabrir
hoary will in on“ tittitlb. dmlgnrtl to
tarnish an oxwprionaliy «Zenirnhlc mn-
torinl ior t'hil-trt-n's A cloth;
thdt will wear and wash and yet re~
main nttrnmiw and tirlwcy in chur-
“(WV 430 Irvin»- wide.
War-it Honda:
0‘ ‘
Dull;
i5 cents a yard :
'1! portion”. {
J
LAMW AGAIN.
It: still t inlinl . tho- npm-lnl salt at
””imri’vngmn immdmrnt lamps.
'3'! c'vnla. t‘nmplow with ohmic, rhino _
my and burner. ;
Th0 wading loops. art? all mid. but;
ill let you Ilium"
a
l
l
l
M I
murr orr- touting :
wiwn they arriw r
.
Tth.M.READCO.é
l
Rolls oi Bounty:
Wall Paper ;
in all vnriett of now allude!- eoitm and:
claim» it “in“ you will find in our
inundation swing «M. Um regent»
tion for lrillllr troll thwtrolhnru. and;
our dilel'iminotinu unto in W'HIIST
tho Humor of tho cit-mm nod tho nit-n» ,
Morton-r. iv an uiohugmwl that no»?
tin-oi i- untmwry.
won him i.
W Hamilton.
W m
Maia m and Unlimited.
mm to m.
We: and M Hm
W
o null-oo- 8m.
m WI,
M
Amino.
strum—lion
mimosa:
I
“swam Hy‘ ‘iitt,
No. 2 Gazette Building:
New Spring 'Drcss Spoons.
We lune taken grcnic care in our selection of Spring Dress
Goods, and we have endeavored to secure the choicest productions
of the best European and American manufacturers.
fine collection has been prepared for this season. We are receiv-
ing new goods for this department daily.
An unusually
Stealer Dutch Cocoa.
We have arranged with the importers of Grootcr Dutch Cocoa to serve this dc-
iicious beverage free to our customers all of this week.
Spretty souvenir spoon to every purchaser of a can of the celebrated Cocoa.
The importers are giving a
T ristram 8- Hyatt,
Gazette Building.
Soc“ 5) Kent
SOUTH
Ready to Prove it.
Moquettc and Axminsrer Rugs. 30x60
NORWALK.
«Mir
Norwalk, Conn.‘
NORWA LK.
WHAT ? That we lmvo better good» and lower prires than any other
home in tin tnn ty-ition. \\ Ill ’ lim-auw We deal in ('ompltto Homo l-‘urniehings.
Special Sale Carpet and Rug Department.
'Bcst Wool Smyrna Rugs. 60x60.
I
31.98 and $2.50
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
2': pair» double "mad South lzwt-
‘ :lsr,
running. 35 yds. torn: ............... not _
T it) pain hmvy rbenillc curtains. l
ydx. long. heavy fringr top nnd
bottom ...................... 933?. 4.50. 5.7.0
i
lit palm lint.- but-curtains- ........ . ..... mie- ‘ :lxtl ft. l. xtrnquuliiy wiutldn Hill. ..lllt~
I't. heavy opaque ourtnltm.
heavy Inn: timid or love Mimi"; .,
Flt and We mrh
fill all adorn wood rurtniu poles.
lil’lhu t-nolsa. ready to hung .......... . 25-3
i i .2 50
Til-piece parlor suits. . . .
..... “$25, 40, 5,50
:5-ptr. sclid oak bedroom
suit . . . . . .
Solid oak hunt t-nuetl dining drain...
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SI
Bargains in Every Department in Dry Goods. Notions and Domestics.
83 Washington St.,
So. Norwnlh.
ELD 8t HOYT,
SCOT
Club Building.
Norwnllt.
We tuakc onc averavc pt tcc 0.1 evcrytbing in thc entire stat c.
This to one—half the price t,tltc saute goods used to sell for.
This opportunity is being taken advantage of by hundreds.
TWc want during; the next week hundreds more to take advantage
5of it.
The idea oi making this unpalatllclcd oil'cr is to clear out the
stock with a rush.
The opportunity for buying :1 dress at those prices, is unsur-
i’t'om $2 to $3 on a dress pattern.
Just think of it; $2.50 today will buy more goods at the
South Norwalk Boston Store,
no wnsnmo'rort STREET.
Than $5.00 would anywhere else in town.
George R. VanAlstyne, Proprietor.
passed and the choice is excellent, ior we today have the largest
il)ress bloods stock in South Norwnlk, and you will sum anywhere
CHICKEN FOOD.
PIG FOOD.
Wm. . m...“
Fancy n Broken“
Crackers,
$1.00 per barrel.
mammals“,
“Mumnudm
Grand central Inlet,
RAILROAD PLACE.
W
WWI! M MM! dull” in
Front: and Salt Fish,
Onion. Clams.
Emotions. lobsters.
Vermilion. . .
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DLUB POINTS DENT MIT 03 mi;
W mono
wwwwm
Wining-underarm.
thoroucu
cougszsm-
lulu .
tut-"Fwd";
Amino-Ito. 5’
Will!- ’ '
Mn...
Incl-tum
éart-am": «who...»
out p o
anowrc~~
amnion...
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