*H‘.‘ t , 1% t
south smote-pot” or.
W “WPODIGOIW- in cans spent Bonds inN
‘ walkandfienthiorsslk. '" u ' y 9'
Haven.
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.. ‘ ._ 0. 5”i3. Ferry Command. U. V. [1,, will
4 '0“ ‘0‘.- ‘ ‘ meet tonight. and muster in three
An area oiihkh‘ barometric tin-sure ”Mil“-
nnven the Lake region and the north
‘ Atlantic states. ' Au am 01 low pres—
. sure is central in the South producing
rain on the. South and Florida coasts.
Another low pressure is central in the
northwest producing rising tempera-
, ture in the Mispisaippi valley but it lr.
‘ not accompanied pith precipitation
Fair tonight. Tuesday iair and
warmer. Variable winds becoming
south.
Raymond Brothers are discharging
a cargo of sand for The Norwalk iron
Works company.
‘ William Douherty. an expert stone
cutter, is coniined to his home in Wav
tor street. South Norwnlit.
Frederick Haniord has moved irom
Raymond street to one oi Raymond
lirothers' tints in Water street. ‘
Edward Wheeler. the grocer. is on
the sick list W. M. hiartin, oi New York, was in
town Saturday and installed his new
gardener in Elmenworth “lodge.
Attorneys Hurlbutt and Ferris are
on the sick list; .
Herman Quitner has sold to. Mailt
Fodnr and Mary Fodar. land and
buildings in Lexington avenue.
Twenty-eight tramps were sheltered
at Norwalk last night.
'i‘he adjourned annual meeting oi
the city of South Norwalk will be held
in Arion Hall tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
A telephone will be placed in the
Fairtleid County Savings bank.
Miss Sarah Pagan will remove from
the Step Rock road to Pawtucket.
It. i.
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Rev. l’. Kelly. 0i New-Canaan. will
preach at the Wednesday evening
p...
nllitllrl. P N. Smith. “Bayw
Elliot Richmond is moving irom
Main street. Norwallt. to: Danbury. to
day. .
The interior oi .lnmes Sutherland'r
cigar store is being repainted a light
drab.
James Semple. oi Torringtou. is a
guest oi his brother. A. Semple. oi
West avenue.
Miss Estelle Smith. of West avenue.
will entertain friends at whist, thi.
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Burr. oi Green—
wich. are the guests oi Mrs. Delia l"
More-house.
Congressman E. ,J. Hill spent Sun
day in Norwallt, ‘nnd leit this noon ior
Washington.
«imperial Crown cigars are always
good.
The Paragraph club is in aeszior
with Mrs. P”. W. Hoyt. oi East avcnn:
this aiternoon.
'th pews oi the saloon Methodist
church will be rcptnd Wednesday cv—
ening. March 30.
P‘. S. Ambler will *open his Stam-
lord store next Monday. R. l-’. Cotter
will have charge.
Special meetings will be held at th'
Norwallt Methodist church on Tum
day and Thursday evenings.
Miss Mario A ('ornctwiloli oi Spuyu .1
Ilttyvil N ,ls a guest oi Mrs. “ll
him lohnson oi l lianiord plat. ._
Frederick S. Northrup. ol South
Norwallt has been quite ill the [liis'
Week at his parelttn' home in non
bury.
Nearly twelve hundred trumps werr
tzlielterml at the Not-walk tramp Iltllll:
during the month oi January and Feb—
ruary.
lira. Mamie ilnin. who was lllli‘nvtl
to death in ilridgeport. last week. was:
the sister oi like. James Sheehuu. or
South street.
linens lluyloit will meet. tonight. A
number oi members oi l’onua Tribe.
oi New cannon. will be present Ilnd
receive the degree
Miss Cornelia Nelson, representing
l.. lleliug l: (70., is giving a demonnirn—
tiott oi tlrmtee' Dutch Poona ut t'bur-
ion it. Seymour's grm'ery ntnrt'.
The lolpworth Magoo will meet to-
night with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel 1‘.
Hutch. oi i'alriield avenue. A pro—
gramme will be rendered.
The sum oi $24.53 was taken in at
the niteruoou tea at the reading room
Saturday alternoon. by hint. Austin
Waheman and Mrs. Frederick ht. lini-
moo.
Professor Thomas C. atearns. who
has been spending the past two
months in Berlin. Germany. sailed on
the American line steamship Pennsyl-
vania for home. Saturday.
a
lint. William ll. Smith‘h class in the
First liethodist Episcopal Sunday
school will give a popcorn mini.
Wetland» night. at the monsoon oi
lire. Smith. oi Crescent Terrace.
Carl A. Anderson. aged three
months. died yesterday morning at the
horse of his parents. Charles and tier
trade Anderson The iuami will he
held tomorrow charms at t?
om. irom the house. _
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Lenten service in St. Mary's church.
Waiter-Jennings. of Gerard place.
went to Bridgeport today to work tor
the American Graphophone company.
with) 1898 Crawiom bieycles~—not '96
or '97—«strictly “his. guaranteed ma-
chines at $29.50. Bulkiey 1: Wheeler.
l’roi. A. 8. Gibson has renowed h e
engagement as organist and three
‘ii the Norwnlk Congregational
church.
Miss Grace Wiimoii. oi ilarien. who
has been a guest of Miss Ella Wil—
mott. of Elm street. has returned
home.
There are irom twenty to twenty—
l’ive Stream vessels in Norwalk harbor.
“cording to the report oi Harbormas-
ter A. .l. Meeker.
Charles R. llelmer. late editor oi the
Adams. Mass. Freeman. started this
morning for l'hieago. to remain about
three weeks.
Miss Florence Brown will go to
Southport tonight to attend the silver
wedding anniversary oi Mr. and Mrs.
Charles 0. Jelliiie.
The liapiist Farther Lights will hold
a meeting tonight. The committee in
Miss iv‘lossic Gilmore. Miss Adelir
Starr and Irving Finch.
it. P. ilmlney, oi llridgeport. lorm-
erly on the cruiser Vesuvius. spent
fittnday with his brother George ll
iledney. of Lexington avenue.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr:
W. t'. Hamilton. in Bridgeport. ins:
night. Mm. Hamilton was formerly
Miss t‘ntherinc it. Ferris, daughter o:
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. i-‘errisa. n1
Went street.
liethel hniicrs are having plenty at
work this month. A tea! more week}:
oi wintry weather and spring will be
here. Then the masses will want new
bats. and liethei hattern hill undoubt-
edly make a large number oi them. -.
ilnnbury News.
The [loan] oi ('ouncllmen oi Soruh
Norwnlit will meet in regular session
tonight at 7:30 o'clock. in Arion llull.
but on account oi the adjourned on»
l‘lllill city meeting. an adjournment will
be taken until tomorrow night or ii
u't‘lot‘lt. in the Council room
The third oi the ueries oi lllunlruiml
lectures on Pilgrim's Progress was
given in the Methodist Episcopal
church. last evening. the utthievt being
"From the (iron to the llonutiiul l’ul-
rice." The ioliowing hymns were ii~
imitated and sung. "Nearer My tied
to Thee" and lion oi My mo."
mlinniord Avery. the practical shoe.
maker. has moved irom No. ill to So.
.18 Main street. where he will be pleas»
ed to are all oi his old customer» as
well as new ones. Work will be done
with usual promptnus. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Prices to meet the times.
it come my notim Saturday night
that one oi my customers leit worn at
my old stand expecting the work to hr
done by me. Through mistake it use
sent to somber shoemaker. whose
work was interior and prim higher.
To insure my customers against mien
lakes or this kind. all work should he
leit at No. 3! Iain street.
lithe Hattie hiaguwald. oi t it»
lard avenue. entertained a rorapa y M
lriends Friday night. There were m.
as! hunters by tiles Addie Baron and
”hide aim. and instrumental
numbers by Iraest Wilson. man
was also entered. last: being ti'
ed by Edward Johnson and Godfrey
lawns”! A. c. Wheeler and the
may Council at as. min with City
em a a. mum and stratum
Wool. have trad t rmm is.
m 1. g m are on flhihh
flasnwb'Wgaiiery sinusitheyorseroitlsiasadcrou
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Dr. Noble preached at Kennett yes-
terday aiternopn.
A public telephone is being placed in
the New Mahackemo Hotel.
Wallace Croitit has leit the employ
of Expressman T. C. Cavanngh.
A generous collection was taken at
St. Mary‘s church. yesterday. tor the
Indian and colored missions.
Colinx Encampment, i. 0. 0. R. will
cooler the royal purple degree tonight.
All are requested to be present.
Mr. and hits. l.. J. Reynolds and
Mr. and Mrs. lrving Reed spent Sun-
day with Lewis Reed. of llanhury.
l,. P, Waterbury will excavate the
first cellar this season on Bell island.
for I-‘os ter Brothers He will begin
work tomorrow.
Noble will he in New York on
Church Building society.
The spring meeting of the Norwnlk
Christian Endeavor union will he held
at the Norwalk (‘ongregntlonol rhimh
..
Tuesday evening. at .245 o’elmk.
Congressman i}. .l. liill. oi Nor—
waik, and E. Thompson and wile. of
Philadelphia. were over—Sunday
gut-eta at the New hinhur-kemo llotel
Mrs. Alt-a. 3. Gibson.
the First Methodist Spine-opal church
has been engaged to sing in the Nor—
wnik Methodist church choir next
year.
Twilnty‘oue officers oi llutlrvr Lodge
attended llrothcr George Keeler's lilo
erztl nt Wilton. yesterday. going by
wngouette. Sr-t‘vlve'n were held in the
t'ongregntionai church.
ltev. Iii. W. Barry. oi St. Mary's
v'hurch. yeait-rtiny. received a dispatch
announcing th.- death of the mother oi
Father Walsh. of Middletown. who
died at her home in Ansonlo. The ill‘
or rail will take place tomorrow.
-—l’roi. hi. 8. Bones. the well—known
ocnlist—optician. can he nsulted n
his oilice, in the parlor oi t e Inhack
emo Hotel. South Norwulit. Tuesdays
irom 9 a m. to ii p. In. Eyes exam
ined tree.
Taylor It Golden. the mtterprising
real estate dealt-rs. have issued new
tire alarm cards. They r-mtnlu on the
i'r‘Vt'l’M' slide the lime oi the urrit‘ttl
.tlltI departure 9i mnila irom the i-louth
Nurwuik I’llfil-trIIIl'i'.
)lrs. Jr A. litrhortlstlii went to
tlrr-enwii-h today. to deliver on uddrern
on temperance imiorc IIl-‘ Womnn':
liub or, u too in that pin-or. She will
he arrompoined by several memberr
oi the W. t'. 'l'. l'.. irom South Nor
walk.
The trustees oi the Myrtle ('ougre-
gotionnl church will hold it meaning
tonight. when it is liellevotl they will
extend a call to Rev. t'. it. Luther. oi
llmidlng. to flahllmt' thl- miornte oi
the church. lie has mtppib-d the pol-
pit moaninnaily with much invor.
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The maritime of the Norwnllt Blas-
tir- tloring Weavera' union are cum-
rstly advocating the wearing of i'oo»
gross guitars by the general public.
Since their slim have gone out oi
fashion. there has not been much call
for the elastic goring and the wearing
of this article in what these men do»
pend upon for their daily breadw
New Haven Palladium.
“INNS.
Miss Lilia Andrews. oi ”ringworm.
is spending a tow days with friends.» in
this place.
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The [moral oi lira. Minerva in.
John will he held at her horn» on the
Wilton road. Tuesday afternoon, lies.
A No.1
Burk wheat
Rye
Barley
Wheat
lin all respects.
South Not-walk
Good Oats.
They are as easy to get as the “bum” kind.
1 1h cane. % cts; 1! lb cans, 13 cts; l lb cone, 7 etc.
Give it a trial.
F. D. LAWTON St (30.,
22 South Main Street.
They make a
IIIV 0M" Tlll‘I'S stun.
MANQEI. T. HATCH.
They don’t cost any more.
marvelous difference in the appearance and
I03 MIMI" L
good health of your animals. If you feed the
other kind, the “bum,” on’t blame your horse
if he does not do his work satisfactorily.
Ginghams and Emhfics
Are going to be worn very largely this year. We have anticiptod it, L,
show you a line stock of both, of the very latest deulgus. '
To liven up trade, we offer today. one case of ,.
Outing Flannels at is per yard
Extra good quality and choice:
Special nale 0i
Counterpanes, at 69c, 750 and $l.00.eacll_ .,
Very much lees than the regular
EDWARD STREE” }
K0. 5 Gazette Building, Norwallt, Conn. ~ "
oust... rooms.
A car load of :84); models of
EAGLE BICYCLES‘
Arrive-cl her.- l‘e-hrttury fit. into.
Will he cloud out while they last for .fi»,
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QUICK CAI-KO.
l COIIEIICIAI. HIGH SCHOOL
For prepnring young men and women for business.
THE l-‘Atfl‘
that this utchool annually places m or
nineiydlte per wnt. of its graduating
class/hue given it o
$30.00. ’
Call early if you would secure our.
routroito of .
National Reputation
For mytliue oi graduate courses,
Dr. , con“. address the print ipul
Wednesday to attend the meeting of Department (_' M A, MERRILL.
the trustees oi the ('ongregaiional
for high-toned work.
, Books. '
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TEAClliiltiu
lusts (in' year
limp on u luuial tll‘ll or call.
m;
All the Laiesl‘Boois at Popular Prices.
Simon llale. by Anthony Hope .......... $1.10
The Christian ........................ ., 1.10
St, Ives ................................ Ll“
His Grace of ilsmonde. . . . .. ........... l.lii
Any blink not in ntmk ordered ill the rmuhtrdimmnt.
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
49 Wall Street. Norn‘aik. Conn.
Books. Books.
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A.B.c.cLAss.
“A ‘chcap’ enanicled Sauce Pan costs
it) cents and lasts three months. A Stransky
Stccl Ware Sauce Pan costs 50 cents and
THE Won”: CI..\ss:«-“Transkev Steel Ware, ’causc
it lasts for years.”
Even the A B C class knows—and surely good
housekeepers ought to know.
South liorwaiit Hardware Company,
AZ South Main St” So. Nprwallt.
Books.
Which is cheaper? "
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mum
P'rida} ”opium oi this week.
Norwalk Praying hand will
charge this owning. On Friday or:-
in: liev. P.
meeting.
the mouth of February:
i’erry ('atiernil.
Arthur liouton.
inter lingers,
tfhnries t'ntterail.
Lulu Payne.
Eliza Perri».
Bessie (fatterall,
Herbert Ilt. John.
ilevivnl service» will be held in the
lirmul ltlver chapel on Wednesday and
The
ialte
A. Hominid will lend the
Pupils porter-t in attendance during
"1
iuiotlw bargain? It so why cant we
trade? _.
Bag llcat Hutu ............................... 77n-
“mallow i'reautery liniict ............ 15v-
l’nn hard. he lb. it list the and .........
Lillian Payne. Or l pigs Mince Heat, the and ............
Anni- lv'errht. ll Cans Corn. file and
Mel»! Emilio its» rim that. In- and ................. I
Pearl Pay or. (fan roost Buceotuh. In. and ......... :
Mattie Walkiey. Dy, nanny» Prunes. :3 lbs 25¢ and... 3
Georgia Benton. 3 lbs Pine AM“: 2:» and ............
Are Your Wants lianyl-
«um-40¢
Are you partirolnr and prudent ’.' [in
you want good opthlity and hottest
prim. pith Premium Stamp» thrown
IIIB USIIEBSII.
FOOD
CHOPPER
CIlOPS ALL KINDS Ol"
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as FINE or
. COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CilOPPlNG
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
~—-
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Breath-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Callandaccit.
Constocl, ilailhs & Dot.
"2 Washington Street. South Norwailt.
oscnm. nANits
EXC ELSIOR
Livery and Salesltalles
NORW'A LK, I'ON N.
The 0min «trimm- fur livery in tho Mu.
red ring. and a large stock of up»
than teat-shes {or weddingsaml special em
I ms
33“ and ran-tut drivers in itrery when dew
Price» mountable.
A ’l'ltlAi. oltimlt not." l'i'liil.
Teams delivered and called lot in any part
0! them
Telephone rail. ill-8. iebi iltn
Finest $50.00 Bicycle in Town. Call:
Fox Cycle 8: Hardware
120 Washington Street. " [.7
"EVERYTHING Incas A NEEDLE 70 All auction
PRESERVED ovum
The Finest in that,
Market. . '7"?
l
2! (its a Can.
Five cans for“.
.1" .
.l
hm.
Preserved Siravlenluli
DELICIOUS FLAVJR
AT
Samuel Bannock, his,
orth Main Street.
'1.
MAHIGKEMO
()ne 0! the Leading Milan]! 0! WM
Connecticut.
IIMIIDWIIIII‘IEIIIM.
We makes hpecislty of Park im.
Imported Pine Wino, 1m
and Cipro.
Wimmmm
ws man a mm or
Banquets, and Sunday
Course Dinners,50¢ta.
JOSEPH L. want.
All Sizes!
Fresh I'm that are lmh mu duh!!!“
linnnt, warranted all right mun
and.
ammo. warranted all right. “in:
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ll Ills Bonn Mill (Bracken ”rand...
mcr seasons.
At the One Price ! $5.00W
.Thatisthcpriocatwhichwchavcdecidcdtocloac
entire line of SPRING OVERCOATS. left over from
Thisisagrand opportunitytopnrchasealight
Overcoat, and you ahwld not let it slip by.
All Qualifiefll
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singing. recitation. tabla-meal
Whit.
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