theaday.
The Norwalh he will
wow-poo Ta
-F'aaey York ”a.”
for-8c. F nlawtoaa
m luau Lane will eatertaia the
Burt-attic Club. thi- eveaing. at their
homeon The Green.
Company F‘a noon martial will con
alder the man- of delinquent after
the drill thia owning.
Joseph Ratchtord. of Profldonce. is
the guest of Hugh lurkin. of Cross
street. South Nor-walk.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
moot with llrs. l-‘ 8. Lyon. Jr. N
West street. Friday Pollutant
Henry R Grrrne and William ll
Nichols. of Bridgeport. have been
toast of l-‘ranl: C. Randle. at the Elma“.4
Mortimer [it Flame. of 8 Summit
uremic. \oranalk has secured a pool-
lion as drill-J! clerk for \\'. 3. Star-
terant.
Rev. John Boyle. formerly of Wor—
«mmrumuMa
was: KILLIMCOO.
lt-Aralorahouem Wharf-the
WWMkifluw
uncommon. Kuwait
lea-la.
.Ilfll
The next of the loaday af—
ternoon Whlat Club will be with airs.
The last‘ nation of the City Board
of Relief of Norwalh will he held at
the Council room. this evening. from
7:30 to 9 o‘clock.
Janina- Brown. of flavilund street.
baa purchaaed the Townaend property.
25 Bin Grove Place. through the
unity of Jacob ll. Layton
W. E. Guthrie. former superinten-
dent of the Norwnllt Electric Light
plant. will about; take charge of a
plant in (Hotel-"lilo. N Y.
tester. lion“ now stationed at Bay
moo. N 1.. is tislting his bride. Frank.
of Ellwood Place. 4
The Norwalh City Count-ll had a‘
warm roost. Honda! evening. for the
first time this winter. for which the
Council was truly grateful.
John Reilly. a vagrant. was arrested
by Thomas Hoot. this morning
rharged with ragraney. Rtilly has
been making his Feiular quarters at
th-. tramp houae
—Pnre Coffee with Cream. at lane'a
The annual banquet of the (‘ztholit
(‘lub will be held next Hondai ex fining
There will be an elaborate menu. fol-
lowed by toaato upon tarious lip-to—
date subjects. John C. Cavanagb will
be toastaiaster.
Edward H. Smith. a painter employ—
r-d by sawmill; Got-halo. of East Nor-
walk. and living at the corner oi
North llaio ’and liar-aha“ streets. in
South Sorwalh. was moved to the
' Norwalk Hospital. Honda}: lulering
from fronted teet.
A small circle of friends met with
luster l-‘reeiaan Light. last owning
at his home in Elnwood Il‘t‘nut’. in
eelehratlon of the aanireraary of his
birthday. The occasion proved to be a
delightful one. Gaines. aonga and roan
fresh-tents were indulged la.
Willia- ld. Saunders. the new pro-
nrl'etor of the Blanchard reataurant in
Washington alien. is completeli ren-
ovating the interior of the place. The
walla are being covered with attractive
paper and the woodwork repainted.
The bastneaa has increaaed («insider-
ably under Ir. Saunders} direction.
Secretary 8. P. Thrasher of the Law
and Order league unmanned the res-
hlnwn of Shadrar fleClair. who for
lveyearnpasthaaheenoneotthe
prl-e novels of the forces of the or.
notation wing in the capacity of
chief detective. He will go into the
private deteetive hoiaeas for him"
Uacu Tribe. improved Order of Red
Hen. received two applications for
we-helahip laat night. The entertain-
ueat mince baa the entire
wanna-ship of the nion Orche‘ra
for the nan-sue dance in Music
The Non-alt Congregational Church
ladlea' pram-eating will he held in
the church moat-la this afloat-on at
3:” o‘clock. The abject will taken
fro-John “-49. Allladludthe
chore-h are infitnd‘. On Saturday at
3:30 a. -. Nina unlatt will adores:
Frank P. Cadet-hill. of Norwalk. has
been appointed "honor man" in the
graduating class of the She-old Sri-
Ventinr School. Yale l’niveralty.
John “Dutch" lionahan expects to
spar with a Troy flan this month. in
Troy. lionahan and his trainer. Bill
Dares. are arr-nets; the match
The lnauranoe adjustora are at work
today adjusting the loaa upon the mi-
denee of Peter delta. at Cranbnry
which was deatroyed by ilre. yesterday
morning.
——We make our own Candy.
*-
Lane
The Barber-55 l' nion held its regular
meeting last night and a special meet—
ing will be held next Manda ' night..in
Gustav Pitaer's nhop in aablngiun
street. ' .. d." "
District Deputy W. H. Hella‘hon.‘ of
Norwalk. attended the State Council of
the Knighta of Columbus at New Bri-
lain yeaterday
Xatthew Kindllion. of Well. Nor!
walk. was «surprised by n party‘oi
friends Monday night. Vocal and in-
strumental music were enjoyed and re-
freshments served-
The weatherman said last night that
it would be a trifle warmer today.and
pleasant. A storm is forming in the
west which may reach here in the form
of rain by Thursday or Friday ’
.._..___....
The funeral of Hrs. Mary 3. Curtis
was attended from her late “hone: ya-
a
my afternoon Ru. .i. llc Clure
Bellows omclated. The interment
was at Brim
i o‘cloek. the women of the South Nob
wall: Baptist Church will obaerve the
annual glas- of prayer for foreign rota:
alone. A thank-olefin will be taken
at that time.
The quarterly meeting of the Worn.
an‘a Aeaociation of the South Norwalh
Bantu Church will he held in the lee.-
ture root. Thuraila: evening at 17:5.
Will tho-e holding thank-o‘er“; unite
boxes pleaae bring to the evening meet.
ing?
A delegation of Sta-lord Hibernian
mum to Norwalh loath: night. where
they attended the amiable and dance
in the G. A. R. Hall. given by the La-
mes’ Auxiliary of Divale- 6. A. 0. 5..
of thlaplaoa. Thermhaving had
a very pleaaant. tile.
“MGWBIWHIV
M. J. Riordan. John‘ Halibu- and 7
On Thursday afternoon from 2 until ‘
bargain chances niulbply
if the thing :dvertised is the
Truethoa-ortuentaaro nota-
largoutheywaraurtlar.butwhat
ofthat? Juatthawaavayou want
naybohathaothaa—moum
luring.
aG-incli Inland drea- gooda. wm 39
and i9: at 291: yard.
38-inch fancy wean dro- anode.
were 49 and 59:. now :9: yard.
Much all wool largo in Black. Na.
ry. Brown. Green. Tan and Garnet.
now 49:: vard.
iii-inch all wool Henrietta in Navy
Green. Brown and Cardinal. at 59c yd.
45-inch all wool figured drawn goods
in. aotid com. Elam. Greens. Browns
and Tanatorflcyaxd.
59—inch all wool plain mixed or.
check drougoodaworeflcandllwu.
now'lsc.
SOME ,
JACKET LOTS.
You‘ll wear the Winter Jacket rorf
montha yet. You‘ll buy the Winter:
about ono~half early aoaoon'a nrieesfi
and that means dollar- saved—not.
dines.
t
Ladiea' Black or Brown. rough or;
smooth Cloth Jackets. to close. 82. 98.
Ladlea' Black Ker-8e: Cloth Jacketsd
fuil’lined. box front. were $6.98. now
I:
98.
ladiu' Tun llalton Cloth Jackets
reduced from 8898 to 34..” i
Ladies Black Melton Cloth Jacket;
lined. double breasted wereg
89.98. now $5..” iW
Ladies Black Hellon Cloth Jacket
double breasted. box front. black and
white stripe satin lined. were 812.49.;
now $7.49. :
WOMEN’S
WINTER SKIRTS
Not many but good. They“ re made. 5
some of sateen. some of merreriaeda
potion and a few of silk. Just about
one~thlrd the price ran be and now. i
1
Ladies mired woof Cheviot Sting;
perraline lined, at 82 19.?
Ladies' Plaid Wool Skirts. plalte-di
back. perealioe lined were 35..” now
83
.98.
Ladlea' Black all wool Cheviot
Skirts. open on side. braid trimmed
were (5.90. now $3.98. .
Ladlea' All~wool Brown Cheviot.»
Skirts. with oversltlrt. i rowa autchc,
log were 87..” now 8549.
lAdlen' all wool Brown Venetian
Cloth Skit-ta. braid trimmed.
98.19. now 86.98.
ladies' all wool large Black and
“White plaid akin-ta. were 810.4), now
43.4.,
WOOL i
WAISTS. '
Cotton waists will aooo begin to
iblooni in thla atore. You‘ll wear the
wool though. long after
we‘ve begun to w the cotton. Buy
it now and you economiae.
Ladies Wool Flannel Waiata aquaro
rote platted back. now 89:.
Ladlou‘ all wool Flannel Wainta.
Square yoke. braid trialled. wera‘
8L“. now 99:. 1
ARM
No one can sell better grain to vou even at
higher prices~cant beat best. »
i give you the right quality at the right
price-something that you don't get at every
store.
box or telephone..
Jacket. if you buy it here and now. ati ,
1 House or Bath Robes in pink and
5 NOTING
this itore number you among its no-
, i am near—just as tar as the mares-t letter—
“ Buy this That‘sClm
MANUEL T. HATCH
wanted bdrmtiientbechaaceisyouwre.
FANCY m'lmmmom'
DRESS WEAVES. .. ml? m m’ "' ’m
WINTER
WRAPPERS
Meaning dark wrappera. Not all
site‘s; consequently not full priced.
Half-price would be near the agate.
LilfllBS' Blue and White Polka Dot
l-‘lnnnolette Wrappen. braid trimmed.
V yoke. were 81. 49. now 89c.
Ladiea‘ dark figured ll‘lannelatte
rappers. braid and rule Manned.
were ll. 59. now “19.
Ladies‘ heavy -twill Madame
Wrappers. braid trim-tell. ware 91.79.
now “.29. -
ladles‘ fancy twill Flannel.an
:gers. square yoke, were 83.98. now
19
iadieo' plain colored Eiderdown
-blue. with girdle. worth $500. at $3. 00.
NOTIONS.
Weightier m utters have crowded out
notions in our “ads" of late. They're
hero though to speak for themselves
when we can‘t speak for them. Doea
lion customers 9
Bone Hair Pine. 21: don.
Italian Shell Hair Pins. 15c dos.
Box of assorted Wire Hair Plus.
"The Hope“ in box.
Best Pearl Bottom. all alaea, 5c box.
Dress Stays. “The Klota." “Puritan"
and "Gemini." .
Your choice all length: at 9c doa.
Ladleu' silk aids Supporter-a. 19c.
Ladlea' aatin Band Supportars. 95c.
Talcom Powder. unequal!“ for the
toilet or nursery. at: box.
Special Violette Perfumed Talc-on:
Powder. 154: box
Viol Leather Dunning. 19c bottle.
many: or Hautbaway'a Combina-
tion Package of Bus-ct Leather Polish,
tile package.
Largo bottle- of Ammonia. to bottle.
Package of pure tin-no wire loop
toilet Paper. 5c "
parlor-tad
Toilet. Paper. I.” m for 108.
114 Wuhimrlon Street.
:Bonth Non-walk
was and-tut Inna-mutant.
'rmanua moi-i "
W. M II
Deena-his Tract}
Yeaterda! afternoon a young man
walked up to Chief of Police Valiant.
and giving his none at Benjamin Wil-
liam; and his ago no twanty-two year-a.
aid he wanted to give himself up to
the law.
Hetold thoehlafthat hewu wanted
in hot Greenwich. R. l.. a few miles
from Providenoe. He was until eight.
months ago an aaalatant baggageniaa»
tar for the New York. New Haven 1.
Hartford Railroad Company in that
place. when he atoie m and left town.
Ho traveled about the. country ‘ for
awhile. finally going to Nyaclt, N. Y.
Here he heard that Detective Parker.
the head of the Detective Bureau. was
after hint. and he left that place. He
was homesick. not having heard any-
thing from his folks since he left home.
and he wanted to go back and see
them. even If be bad to go to jail.
Chief Voilnier telegraphed to Clip-
tain Parker. and the latter replied im-
mediately that the man was wanted.
and that Sheriff Lynch would arrive in
South Norwnlk today to take Williams
back with him.
cunt BRIBERY mt.
t‘anitiu Decides to Exclaim Tatiana-v
d flrnatoflal Tannin af‘hli.
W'ashlngton. February 7—The first
witness called before the Senate com
mittee on prlillgea and election. today
in its inventigatlon of the election of
Senator t‘lark. of Montana. was George
E. McGrath. of the civil service com-
mission. located at Chicago. He was-
in l892 and 1893 editor of a newnpaper
in Butte. Montana. which. he said. sup-
ported Mr. Daily. lie was also secre-
tary of the Democratic State Central
Committee. Statements were made by
er-Senator Faulkner and Mr. Foster.
showing that they expected to prove
by Mr. Moth-nth that in 1893 he had
been in a canons of Daiy‘u friends and
that Duly had then suggested the do.
feat of Mr. Clark for the Senate by get-
ting some one to go to Mr. Clark for
money and failing to accomplish this
purpose to put up the money himself
for an “exposure." Thin. it was claim-
ed by munsel. was the srheme carried
out by Mr. Duly through Mr. White.
ride. The point was argued at length
by counsel on both sides and the com-
mittee went into executive session to
decide it. Mr. McGratb being temper-
arily withdrawn from the_ witness
stand.
when the doors were reopened
Chairman Chandler announced that the
committee had decided to exclude for
the present the tentimouy relating to
the senatorial campaign of man.
Powell Block. 3 member of the Mon»
tuna Legislature. was then rot-.alled
He denied all of the testimony of
Willa-aide and Rector connecting his
name with bribery and efforts at bri-
bery in connection with the senatorial
content.
MUISVILL!’ Afiml an.
no» no u lctiaa mil beta“:
Until a late Boar mu.
Frankfort. KL l-‘ehruary T—«Govor-
nor Taylor announced thin morning
that be had not signed the Louiwiile
amount and that no action would
be taken before a late hour in the day.
He would say nothing to indicate that
it was certain he would decide upon
anything even then.
“i an: to consult with some gentle-
men today.‘ he laid “and nothlnl
will be decided until after i are then."
The mum alluded to are ex-Gow-
ernor Bradley and Colonel w. C. P.
Buckinrldge. both of whom are (low
mot Taylor a attorneys.
woolen. Ky" Feb 7—9. rumor be-
came current early this morning that
a nieaaage had bun received. saying
Governor Taylor had signed the cow
Moment. and the Motion
Iagialataro would be unfilled. For a
time it created the gnatoat excitement.
butthemnior could not be confirmed
aad anally diad out. ’
Cincinnati February lebe {:2th
Tillotson 8:
Women’s Muslin Under-W ~.
Begins Saturday. January m “The
Make." we keep. We planed our order very '
season to avoid the advance in price. , ’
A commanding variety. many more styles
from than during any previous sale here or e ‘
at prides that are bound to earn your unq:
lion.
Same Genuine Bargains in Minimal-y at
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
SO. NORWALK. CONN. .
— AT {HE—MODEL ottoman,
Business Making News. Low Prices for Good,
Case Eggs. at 15c dozen. ; All good.
Every egg warranted good or will be
made good.
Sterling Bacon. Try our Bacon.
Pronounced fine by those who use it.
He lb. ~
Cheapest Good Coffee in town. 22c
lb. Come in and let me mix you M lb.
of this coffee and-4,4. 1b. Mocha and 1
oz. Cblcltory. if you want. unexcellent
article. This is a nice. sweet. Coffee.
not black. rank and bitter. and is roast-
ed to perfection; a line cinnamon color. ms- The prices 3" '0“
The price may surprise you. The qual- Our Best Butter now 39c.—
Fine weather for an appetite. Let us try to satisfy yours. WS 3..
right view of market conditions and are expressing the same low v
We are yours to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
ity will. 1 know.
Howkeye Oats. 8c 2 lb. =
Honey Drop Sugar Corn.
10c. Regular 12%: goods.
The Model Blended 1“
friends constantly. ’It can
taste of 7 out of 10 who two
good tea so cheap. no the“
good. Try it So package;
Our counter holds a w
special priced goods in J
Catsup, Pickles. Saucer and .5
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAP‘
Possess an individuality of their own, -
JACKSON’S LARGE PORTRA
are noted for their perfect likeness and
beautiful finish.
WATCH OUR DI3PLAY.
E M. JACKSON, Photograph
53 Wall Street N orwalk Conn. ‘
School Children,
who» eyes are ,below the Normal
Standard of Vision can be accurately
fitted to gluten at moat moderate pri~
coo. Our Scientllc Examination are
free and we guarantee-rationed“.
0.3. JACKSON 9
: GRADUATE omcuui.
With L Jackson. Jeweler. 58 Wall at.
NORWALK. coon.
ELEVATO
Hay, Straw, Oats and
when the very best goods can be bought tit
Elevator for a very much less prion ?
momma-st. Raymond
The question in.
mm a birth
WM
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