1
o
COFFEE.
WHII’ WHIPPED CREAM
3! Washington Street,
South Namath.
{OTHER LocAi. news on PAGE 3.
”1111111111 11111
v-”
George Schrlver. of Meadow street,
is quite sick.
The town officers as well as the local
111w offices are closed today.
-——Cl1ickens and Turkeys. 10 Wet. St.
The Arlen Singing Society will have
an invitation dance tonight.
The Center School held exercises in
honor of Washington's birthday. yes-
terday afternoon.
*Mm'l‘s and Boys‘ Caps. O’Brien‘s.
Officer John VaIIent is on duty today
to lclleve Officer Thomas Hunt who is
taking a day off.
......
'l‘lle Praying Band of Greenwich will
be at the Norwalk Methodist Church.
Sunday, at the noon class.
——Speclal for Saturday. Assorted
Chocolates. 28c per lb. Deiilyn's. 27
Main street. Norwalk.
Miss Helena Cummings, of Jersey
City. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
J. O’Brien, of Bayvlew avenue.
' ‘Mrs‘. John Cashew, of Burritt nvc
nun, who has been seriously ill for the
past three weeks, is slightly improved.
—-lf yo\lr chickens don't lay. feed
them ground bones. Schaub’s mkt.
A handsome gold lettered sign he."
been placed in front of the business
house of Frank J. Donahue. corner of
Washington and Water streets.
United States Marshal Bishop was
ill Norwalk. yesterday. serving papers
ill the case of Mrs. Bijndloy. of blunt
Norwallt, charged with pension fraud
~-—A grand Turkey Dinner. at No. :17
Water St, 811. Norwulk. Satulday. l2
:1 n1., 108 p in. Dinner 1111'.
At 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. J. M.
Layton. l'cal estate and insurance
intent. announced ill his advertisement.
Ilic. house at 24 anliaud street will be
cold iii public auction.
William Murphy. 11 vagrant cinilninxt
New Haven as his home. \vus ul'i'cstcd
by 0ili1:cl' Dul'tl'um. lust evening. for
intoxication. This morning Judge
(ircgory paroled him upon his promis-
ing to leave town.
~»-1\lcii's 1'ici kid and box cuif $3.50
winter shoes. at 82.115.111 illscu s.
'i‘ilc meeting of thc. silllicholdci's m
the First National llank rolled to I111
Ili‘IiI ’l‘hul'sdlly, 11'1151 ililioul'llcd ilntil
ii‘clll'ual')‘ 281b, at the sonic hour 111111
)IIlli't‘. The polls will bi- opcll trom l
to 2 o'clock p. m.
ilrcuk tip that cold. Uso lli'azilin'l
liuiiii. it cures. Tllut is sure. l’illis-
led and Baxter's. 1(1, 25, [101: und ti
niece.
Nol'wulli il'lollds illivo l'cccivoll lll\'I'
tuilons to the wedding of Mills lililucilc
l'li'clyn Sqiilcr. diluglitor of Mr. Hill
Mrs. J. llouticy Sililii‘l'. to Cllllrlcs Will
1111' Nichole. 'i‘hurrdily. Mill'cli ii. iii -l
o'clock, 111 ill lCilst Seventy-ninth
nil-1.1111. New York.
—-l(iichcn Uiellsllc. illnsnwnrc lllld
Crockery. M. S. Smith it (to.
Six crows oi l,l'iliiill11111 on the liilili-
lmld llivillioli of the New York. New
Illivcli llnd liui'tlord l'lllll'olld lire
without runs this week. 1111 ii. result of
diiiciliouu in the freight. li'iltllc of the
mild. They were removed Slillli'ilil;
by no order from i‘llt‘ uollorlll office at
New "llW‘ll isuucd throuuh i-iupci'llr
icndctlt Fclincll. The crowd iiiciildo
lalx old and experienced engineers. lilx
lit'ciucli 11ml sill llil'zmcll. All held
liond positions with the romplmy for
funny your“. and work will 1111 given
lilt‘m on other Illil'lil‘tlf the mild.
MIN...”—
mi’lioppod llcef. [21.1. Iil Wllier ill.
”I" ” 115173;.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing
between John Spencer. Henry F. (inlet
burn and Frank Lauder, under the
name of .1. Spencer It (311.. conduction
11 Jewelry business at No. a Main St.
Norwelk. Conn. and No. 1113 Washing-
(is
been fl‘noolvml by mutual consent. the
3111111 fiponcm retiring from the
ion “IL. Smith Norwnlk. (‘onn..
raid
‘itillliil tile llillllll ,,
hill been formed no
1111111111 llild trash
weed Liver Oil and all kinds ot ilntl
Nerwslk. yesterday, on. legal business.
There is good skating upon A.A A.
. Bend new wad ill Newtown avenue. .
O’Brieo' 11.
ml... W
«Umbrellas. Umbrellas.
1111-. aId'Mrll. wulum J. binding. of
Brooklyn. are spending the day in Nor-
11:11:. 1
There were 11 large number of golf-
ers at the Norwalk links, this often
noon.
~Leg of bomb, 12%0. 10 Water .11.
There were a number of skaters at
Bette's Newtou'n avenue pond. this at.
ternoon.
The will of Caroline A. Buckley will
be olfered tor probate. tomorrow at 11
o'clock.
«Men’s hand sewed duomel $4 shoes
at $2.85. at Olsen's sale. Saturday.
Meeker's union foundry has a new
litigated. from which 011i Glory proud-
ly floats today.
The Norwaik Bruise Company is in-
stalllllg a fo‘rty- liaise power boiler in
its Norwalk foundry.
-L-.—
~Fat Mackerel. lie ouch. .losclolf's.
A masters and misses musicale will
be given at the Berkeley street chapel.
Saturday afternoon.
Dr. J. W. Joyce. of New York. in tile
guest of Miss Marion Wiegaud, of
Henry street, South Norwulk.
——Come to M. S Smith & Co for
your Fresh Candy
Master "Joe" Qultlncr, of Clay street
is celebrating Washington's birthday
at White Plains. New York. '
Miss Kathryn Hunter. of Main
street, Norwnlk, has returned Ilom1'
from a week’s visit in Georgetown.
"When you're smoke hungry try the
Tomboy Cigar—it satisfies.
Anderson W. li‘owlor, of Elm (ll'ovc
Place. is today celebrating the eighty»
seventh anniversary of his birthday.
.._...
The Praying Band from Port Chos-
ter will lend thc Sunday noon (llllfli :11
the Nel'wulk Methodist Chiilch. tomol'
row.
...~———. ——
—i.atcst Derby. O‘Bl'ieil's.
Fred Grumman, of New York city.
convalescent of all uttuck of dipllillcl'
in. is recilperlitiilg lit his home in
isaucs street. '
Several members of the Sons of till1
American Revolution from Norwuik.
arc attending the annual banquet in
Bridgeport. today.
The Century Club sewing cil'clc hold
its first meeting. lust ci'cliilig Willi
Miss Hlunchc Bils llllil laid out a plan
for Lenten work.
Francis BoyIston. the well-known
Rowuyton bully cul'riugc lnunulucturel
Is confined to his home ill Lowe stl'cet
South Nor1'1ulk by illness.
~ Polk ltonsl. 91:30 iii Wutcr :51.
John linmiltoli 1111s 11 hundsomc 1111111?
cligi'llviilg of \l‘ushilleloli 1111 his 11-111
to be iliilllglil'nlcd. which lic displays
:11 the Noiwwnlk Hotcl. todtiy, illapcll
il'itil bunting.
Mrs. liattio E. llouioll hus I‘l'llli‘lli‘i‘.
home after 11 low (iiiys' visit with (‘up-
NH“ and Mrs. .I. ll. Mcrrill. 11f 'i‘llvol'u
island. (,‘upulili Mcl'rill does not ini-
prove ill health.
Rev. George D -E gbei'l. St. John
Lockwood, Oliver i5}. \\'ll:i)ll. are 11-
11111111: tllc Nol'wulk pc11pl11.liitcn1linlt
the annual bouquet of the Sons of the
American Revolution 111 ilridccpol't to
day.
The customary account of (1111 11:11
him; t'omc 1-1 in ii utntcmcnl tilill ll snv
Inn of 311.1100 11 your colild I111 mode In
ink alone if the 11111111111 111 11111 1111
would stop dotting the "i ‘ In 1l11- liillllt'
of the city. But what would i‘b‘t'uuo
be if it was not right on 11111 11111? 11111
wit of the wooly 11'1131 lilllli‘ill'ii Ill 11111
exprcksed desire of llilllli' \lolltuliil
sentiemmi to start it bud ill-'im down
hill in 11 Illli‘i'olwili (mild to how him
ilppolu‘ in it new role. t-lo of 11 11111111.
eastern 1111111 who 1111111 iiullltcd ill No
vulluw-ilo hall to no llwlly 1111111 home
to not the 110111111.
a“... -—.......—.~..-
THE DAV AT BMITH COLLEGE.
NOR'i‘i'iAMl’TON. ii‘ciil'iiui'y 32...
The celebration of Wlulllinaiou‘u
birthday It t-llnitll tlollcluv, lolllly. 11m.
lll'ilcci'l more than wus 1-v11i before llt-
tempted ill the (oilcllc ill olmcrlliiu
the day. The students entertained
friends from Yale. lllll-.vnrd Amherst
and other colleges In large numbers
1111 tillillil. ilt tells lllld receptions one
there was the cilatonllli y address ill
patriotic mulls. (loll. .urtill (lulld, .11..
or Horton. 111111 the 11111111111111 of 11111
morning. For the evening 11 misc do-
unto iwill scheduled.
LONGIVITV 1N DOVEB.
Referring to 11 11111111111111: in this col-
umn hooded. "longevity 111 ll llovo.
Mr. Charles iilllinn. of :12 West 13mm
well riled writes: “The bird mention-
. cdrin'il'flilf‘ puller oi the 21st 1111. is but
ll chicken compared with my old dove.
'l'ho latter in 211 Yours old 11nd has 11111111
household since January. 18112.
in Yorke ire. and WM given to 11111
at remnant: prices. at nchaub‘s Milt -
J. 0. Wheeler. of Hartford. was ill '
the morning. followed by rallies and .
ll honor and treasured inmate 111'l 111111
‘reiu
ions-to 111 t he 111111 111 my wife‘s homo
1: fillies only ll. tell months old by
W lulu or tile lute Judge Miln-
ill It'd tin 1111111111111 1111111:
For Premiums.
annuities.
'l‘llxcs,
Cost 111 Bonds.
(lush in Banks.
Bills Receivable.
Add :
Liabilities:
All other liabilities.
N115 Cbupcl Street.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Net Assets, January 1, 1000.
For Interest and Rents,
For claims by death, matured endowments.
Surplus returned to policy-holders.
Lapsed 11nd Surrendored Policies,
Total to Policy-Holders,
Commissions to Agents. Salaries. Medical Emmi
ners' Fees. Printing. Advertising, Legal. Real
Estate. 1111 other Expenses.
Balance Net Assets,
Loans upon lteai Estllto. first lien,
Loans upon Stocks and Builds.
Premium Notes 011 Policies ill force.
Cost of Real Estate owned by the Company.
Cost of Bank and Railroad Stocks. 1
A genis' Debit lllllllncc.
interest due and accrued.
llcnts due and accrued,
Market value of stocks and bends over cost.
N111 uncollccted and deferred premiums.
Loss llills iicccivnblc and Agents‘ Debit ll ilanccs.
Adluittcd Assets, December 31. 1000.
Amount required to l'clnl-liii'c till outstanding
1111111. llet, Company's litulidurd,
OF THE
'onnecicut utua
11‘
LIFE iNsurANci: COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
862.377.878.93
RECEIVED IN 1900. .
$5. 086 .0611. .ii}
u..l00, illb. 'I'I
8.046.7‘333
70.424.022.20
DlSllURB ED m 1000.
and
34.818.998.83
1,305,430.28
1348. 13:32. 00
$0 i173 .091. 07
1,ill0,70ll.~l9
400,799.41
8,084,000.91
Decclllbcr 31, 1000. 5013404122.?
SCHEDULE 01“ ASSETS. '
520.400.472.911
2,300.00
763.8151 11.
115014.300“
21.730. {158. $3
473.4il'idlli
820,074.01)
4.340.514
11,653.09
362,310. 022.29
$080,501.12
21.21.1115
Lillli. 7:17.117
322. (121.35
52.1lii.lr1N.~ili
limo-1.113
_._..-_~._ 1121125101111
$111,005.1711.l:1
poll-
$5ii.321,ll :1 1111
I.453.i1l1.\‘.7]
57.773.897.71
Surplus (Including contingent real estate depreciation lliclli.
1111111111111. $700,730.091.
Ratio of expenses of milmllzciliclit to receipts iii 1000,
Policies In force ilcc.
JACOB L. GREEN. President.
JOHN M. TAYLOR. Vice- President.
HERBERT H. WHITE, Secretary.
DANIEL H. WELLS. Actuary.
JOHN ll. ’i‘lltlhli’i it)\ (It‘llilili Aucllt.
37. till 3411.“
2.111 pcr cent
:11. $1111 :1136. 11031111
111110. 138.111). insuring,
\‘11 v ”11111111, (7111111.
JACOB M. LAYTON 1t SON.
LOCAL AGENTS.
CAPS—«251',
'(llily u i'1'11' iluys rcliiilili {111' vol
spccic.
HATS»~~$1.511 (|II:llllli'.‘~’. 98c.; $4.111 quality, $1.25.
Every article of clothing is cut in like proportion.
Special reductions in custom made goods until we move.
Roma Val sale
STILL some on,
IT WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH
IS DISPOSED OF OR UNTIL WE MOVE.
111 li‘lIl‘i‘ :11l\.'1111;l:.:c 11f 111115.11
11'11111I1'rf11l opporiiiiiilics.
\\'ili occupy tllc silli'c ill Muliui'llcilln
1151111 by H. lyricgcl' (‘1' L11. 1'1111 know.
B. & B. SHIRTS——ii'1'ii lilicI—~f11r1111'1' ill'ii'i' 31.1111. 111111 74c. ; (11111 the
SI .15 111115 111111' 981:.
B. 81 B. COLLARS
loc. each.
NECKWEARWJSc.
iliis. 191;; 11111 511.1.
”11ch lilock. Iliriiici‘iy
'lill 1ii1 lulcst stylus; 1'1-1'.11I111. .‘1 111' .1512. 111111'
hows. 111111' .3 for llic sunn- iil'll‘l‘;
I1i111i.35c.
Sill'i 35c.
251'. llllpcl'—
19c.: 5,1111.
. m“...-
Harry Goodwin,
The Tailor,
17! Washington Strut. South Norwallr.
i
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Easy Enough
I
no “JIF—
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For anybody to sell grain and feed
at the prices we quote. but it's
what we sell at those prices that
makes them worthy of notice.
It' is cheaper to buy the beat
groin. carefully screened. at a fair
price. than to buy ordinary
grades. not screened and deliver-
cd direct from cars, at any price.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
Manuel 1'. Home.
. ill lilc. uiliilliiollll
I the War Association in this state was
Mr. Knvnnanh'fi “Gill"-
The lecture by the Rev. A 8.10111-
1111113th the South Nerwalll Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. tonisht, should
attract a large audience. The lecture
on “Pulls and Pullbscks” sires Mr.
Kavunugh’e wit and origimlitl’ broad
oppoltullities. and he has worked hard
to make this the best leptlil'e he has
written. lie will be ocmmvafllfld to
night by 11 party from the New York
menus oliiilmeh who come to South
Norwaik purposely to hear the lectiue.
.1115. George lluxton. soprano. and 0.
A Freeman, violinist. will render se-
1111111011.; during the evening-
James J. Corbett at Hoyt’l.
Manager l)u1:heu1lli, of Duchemln's
New York Vaudeville Novelties. has
been fortunate enough to secure the
sorrtces of the well-known ell-chain-
pion. James J. Corbett. who will posi-
tively nppcllr. In addition to those al-
ready illlliouuccd. at his shows on Sat-
urday. illutillcu lllid night. at “(1)478
Theatre. Mr. Corbett will. at both per-
formances, 111111111 his experiences as
pugilist. 1111111- null tl'llvoller. Being a
college 1111111. and recognized. as his
soullriqlwl shows, the ”Gentleman
Jim" or the pugllistlc profession. he
can be also included amongst oui
nlost illllllrilil‘: and renowned recon
tours. iii". travels have been extclr
sivc. 11nd are no less interesting than
humorous. As nearly every person
one llli'lri'n‘ claims to be acquainted
with the llcau Hilll’lnlel of pugliism. it
will in- t’lillliy to hear how Tom. Dick
and Harry clinic to claim acquaintance-
silip. All thin and many mole comical-
itics will Ml'. Corbett tell ill 11 whole~
some and (11111111111111 why. One hearing
of Mr. i‘flll'bcii will convince any one
now hulilol' cull be combined with per-
fect 11ll:'.lllliiii'.1ss. without a trace of vul-
gui'ity. To this particular ioillt. nir.
llui'homill pays special attention, lie
shown by his recent success ill Stalli-
i'ol'd. 11 here he 1.1111111. throc performanc-
11s under the auspices of the Hospital
Alli Society. The enterprise shown by
Mr. l'liicliciniii will, no doubt. bc appre-
ciated by the audiences. who an‘ sure
to crowd the two lli‘i‘iill'llillllt‘l‘i".
Farmlwort‘ns. Hypnotists.
Professor Fnruswortll. ilssistcd by
Mrs. l1‘ui'us11'ol'tll will 1111 111, Hoyt'a
'l‘llcatl'c. next Monday. 'l‘ucsduy and
\‘i‘cdnesdliy, Ill high class dclllolistra-
tions (it liypnotinm. During 1hr1 past
few years hypnolislli has become 11
study ullloiig all clusscs of people. and
loduy is being practiced In all tllc
largo hollpiluls of this country iillll in
Europe. and is forming purl of the
studios in scvcini colicgcs. l’l'ol.
i-‘ill'nswoltli has instructed scicrul
classes. and has conducted sci'ci'ui dil-
ll1'liil opcl'uliolls iii liosililuls iind cisc-
whcl'c. 11'llilc IIII‘ pullout was under the
Inllll1‘ll('(' 111' Ill'illloilam. A short tillic
111,111 wl'ilc piiiyilig 111 South l5‘l'uuling~
ham, Muss. Prof. l-‘ill'ns'wol'ih dculoh-
stl'iltcd iii‘.‘ [ii)‘.\'i‘l‘ of liypllolism very
clourly. and in this way: A young
lolly hull 1-1111'111'111 tooth to be cxtl'licicd.
.zs tllc lNZ'iIi 1111.111, 1lc1'uyl'11l. The lady
was soilieil‘llut. liluili :11 having on on
brillioli pei'fol'lucd. in tho pl'cscllcc of
.4111'111'ui physicians 11nd 1'11111'.ai1liilcr
men, tllc young lady wus hypnolislnll
and lb'. licckwitli 1.1.111'111'11111 111'11 li‘i‘ill
111111 uflni'wulds i)l‘i)llt‘il for some iimc
for the roots of iilloiilcl'. iiul'illz iiil
this 1111111 no lillilillliflll with given by
the 'illiljl'i'i lilul slzc 1viiz< 111ns1'i11us 111‘
what 1111:: going 1111. (Hill 11111111 luring
IlWllkt'ili'lI stated that shc bud not the
siilrlilcst 1'111-11li111'tioii 111’ llnytiliujz lillll
ti'iillspil‘cd lilicl' hing pllu'cd ill Illi‘
sloop 1ollllili11n. 'Ilii1: is only (11111 oi
many successful dcllloiislrlilIons por-
i’oi'iliml by l’l'ol' li‘ul'llswoi'tll and his
wife. 'i‘hcrc will [11' ll lilutilicc on W111i-
llcsdd)’.
Our New Minister.
Strong. “(1111' Now Miliistci'.‘
William .\ic\'u_1
lwlii. Ransom. i1 l'ctill'iicd convict.
ll. ll. (‘ul'iloil
1111 Ilclicf."
.ioilli lllirlic:
Ollililliili Illurtoli. with Hi‘llii‘ii opinions
Joseph (‘1111y11r~'
Illillliillui (‘iilipllinlr ll prcioildcr.
\l'llIlI-l' Lcllllox. Sr,
.11 coiistzillllio
Alfl'cd Krlillz
our old nilliislci'.
It. 0. Thomas
Sylvzluilii liiil'tlctt. stoi'ckoopcr.
ilclii‘y R. Scull
Ski-chick. :1 Now York lull.
.Iohil ll. lll'ilull
1111 11s1'iipl1d 111111'i11i.
it (I. 'l‘Iloiliu'~
Lcnl's dulishim'.
Miss Allll liiillinwuy
ll itiisllip.
Miss .ioiiio1 ilucilii
lislllcl' Simon. (1111' New Minister‘s dill-
Icl', MIMI Lllliull titroil'z
(11111 of tho brightest, 1111111111111. 11111111
humorous lllld'llt .1111 111111111 1111111 dccllly
lliIiil'liNiIillz illili'li l1v1-l' piIll-cd oil the
111111111. Iii llllli of the above iiiic. which
Willi lili'cli lil lloyl‘ll 'l‘boiill'c. liisl
lllltlll. lI introduced t'lllll‘lli'li‘l'fl tl'ilc
perfectly liliiiirlll.
llllil 11111141014 10111111111 iiuli lllillit 111111111
llII who 111111111111 it better (or so doiuu.
Wlilll' IIlI‘i'i‘ lli'l1 llllilly ki‘l'll rilpli ill till1
"old ihcoloiiy.” llil t‘liIIi'tI. Home is "(lili-
1 but oftenriro. uiid tho lil'llilll sclililui-iit
which purvildou it uh. lllnlll-u it one of
the urllndl-ld sermons that could 11:1
preached. W11. honc tlllll “0111' New
Mlllilltcr" may come again. lit other
tilllll the Imnirn 111'iilion. We are sure
he would lIflVi' ll conurountioll that
would overflow the house. The com
puny Ill plilyllllt.lnlliilll1e 11nd l-vnllill-i.
today rt i-iinulfold,
W
UNION PRISONERG OF WAR.
Stale Auoallltion Hollis till Nineteenth
Annual Meeting in Hartford.
llAll'rr'oun. 11111111111111; 22M'r1111
nientecnth nnniiill 11111111qu oi the lid
ion meeting of the Union Prisoners oi
Thaddeus
Curt. ilotcii, "Shy
lillrills Silil'iii-
(‘uli'ill Abdul.
.Iiit'li l-‘l'iizlci'.
Nllllcc Iiiillh’tilll.
liol1'us 'i‘uiili-by.
held at iirnnd Army Hull. this tore-
noon. Egbert linri of East Hartford.
" ill a untold ill .5 ,
Fine Photographic Work.
JACKSON ”S STUDIO
lo the plan for
president of the inundation. presided.
The report of the treasurer. 1.. .l.
r‘liicy. 111 Hartford. allowed that four
members of the emulation died dur»
hill the past year.
The Bonnie blli providing for the
mnfllflfllfll of tiwllnitlll prisoners of
our which bill: been introduced In the
. House at figmwtlreemu read by
‘ 11 111111 ,
v
CLOTHING sroclr
DON'T AGREE.
What winter weather we lIre now having came too late
men who have waited until new fill a new SUI'i OR OVER'
have not waited in vein.
The opportunity is at hand. Most ev cry killd of fabric; all It
newest styles.
Nine Dollars’
will buy any heavy weight SUIT or OVERCOAI, including thus
of tile “Stcill- Bloch Make, " that we have been selling at '
$15. 00
Such extraoldiuary Suit and Ovelcoat Values have never lied
offL'ictl ill the '1 Will Cities before. and we hope for the benefit of
our business that we will not be compelled to again make such
sacrifices.
Underwear Bargain.
011 account of broken sizes 011 some kinds we have decided I
clean out '1” of our DOLLAR U NDERVi E \R at
48¢: per garment.
Willis H. S eIIeo
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.
48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwallr, 60
AT THE MODEL GROCER Y;
LENTEN SPECIALS.
A FEW eooe THINGS AT cur PRICES.
Ill elder to catch the seasonllblo dcm llll for fish etc.. the following low
i'neil prices will plcvuii dining Lent ilhicn began Februaly 20:
CODFISH. boncicss. the whitest, CANNED SHRIMP, 72
lincst and best i 1: quality to A line impelled SARDINES, small -
CREAM OF CODFISH. ('uns 100
3 pkgs., 22c; 81: pkg. A few calls of English and French .
BERDSEY'S CODFISH. 9c.: 3 for 25: AMERICAN SOUPS. 28 to 32°
TROU l". in ionititoc sauce, 2 cans, 25c AMERICAN SOUPS, 28 to 321: ' ,
SOUSED MACKEREL. 2 cans 23c goods. lit 22!: cal!"
MUSTARD SARDINES, 9c; 3 for 256 HEALTH LOBSTER. finest, flats, ,
LITTLE NECK CLAMS. 10c. from 1211 cheap at 301: can
HEALTH SALMON (finest Iisii) Some STAR LOBSTER. tail cans,
tints. 20c somewhat old. hilt warranted
CLOVER LEAF SALMON (iiucst good or money refunded, at 151: call "
10c
iishi Illlls. LOG ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF, all .,
CLOVER LEAF. small calls. flats. 12c rump pieces. lit 51: lb
ana MEAT 2 calls 251: MACKEREL,10c; or 3 for 2511 .
LORENZO DIBBLE
Figure Up
and see if it is worth while to suffer
longer from headache or eye strain.
when Proper Glasses. Properly Adjust-
ed, will relieve the eyes from the
allele and give COMFORT. _
Examination free and all work guer-
anteed.
o. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct.
MICHIGAN rIMo TII'Y ml Y
FOR HORSES.
Clo veerxedaml Lou/Meade wHay
FOR HORNED ANIMALS.
40 lb CLIPPED WHITE OATS. '7
~ FEED MIDDLINOS AND ERIN.
Raymond Bras.
THE BRIDGE FISH 11111111121.
Tel. Cali 97-2. Free Doiiwr O
SEND US A POSTAL AND WE WILL CALL FOR YOUR 0RD“.
liul'inlt lent we will limo dolly ill'l"I\Illll of fresh [lab and will have on ;
lllllld lli illi times the most complete line to 1111 found ill town. We In“.
11 pull the of carrying nil llFlIl Ill 111111111111 lllld are sure thnt out of the 1111'” .1
v11r'Icii Wi' 1'1111'1'11111 iiill 111111 something to suit, you. (live 1111 ll. trilli.
W1- lllllilllo lloillllll: bllt the host ulld lli‘II nt. rcilllonilblo pl'icell.
Live Hard Shell Grebe. Mackerel. Eels. Halibut. Etc. 1‘ 4‘
Live Lobltcrl. Bull Heads, Pike. Pickerol. Etc.
Largo Herring, 61: lb.
R. J. CUTBILL CO.
Washington litrcet. Next 10.1. H. Ferrls'll Coll Uflu‘o.‘
EIGHT YEARS iN PRISON. INAUGURATION PROGRAM. 3
Chairman Hlmm Will Ride In till 0
Hugo With the President.
WAfllilNil'l‘ilN. February 22
liter illillllll. chairmen of the Joint
1111111111 or Congress Oil the in».
tlon of President McKinley hall 14‘
with the president 1111111111111 1100an
program for the ceremonies lit the
lthl lilld the ride thence 1111111..
White. lilo-.1111. 111-1111111111 Hobbit
that 1111 chub-mall I10. would ride.
i‘iil‘l’lilfli‘ wlilrlhe preaidontand
l'oprolloniutivo of the House Milli
copy the carriage with them. _
pm'tv will Icllvu the executive lllli
lit 11 o'--1lol 11. lllld alter the cereal '
n1 11w 1111111111. the president wllilo
with lIli‘ monilliilll of the 11011111111
vicopronidont Roosevelt and '
prominent nil-n. From the oil 1
resident will no direct to the
usialld near the west gate
executive grounds.
01211111 or 01111.
NEW HAMPTO
traitor. Airmail ll
‘1 ll 11
Funk Howard Sentenced for Shooting
at a Falrfield Woman.
liltllllml'iiil'l'. February Ill-“'li‘l‘flllk
Iloivdrd. who has no llleiilcli place of
abode. Wflil today ili‘niillli‘i'il by Julian.
lilipil W. Will'i‘li‘i‘, ill the Superior
Court, to spend oiliili. yiilll's ill thlll
11111111 prison. lliilvlird pleaded mill‘
ly to buying shot at Mr. lllld Mrs. boot»
lid Illirro. of li‘llil'ilcld. with intent to
1101. bud Novelnher. lie said he was
drunk 11111111 be held up their team on
the road. linwiirli illlii worked for
11111-1111. and look lldrliutlllle of hill all
1111111111, 111 the city to loot ihe house. l-lo
met livers and his wife on their return
and attempted to rob them. One of
the 11111111111 from his pistol struck Mrs.
lleorll on lhc right foot.
Constant Williiovitz. of Westmrt.
pleaded guilty to the charge of rape.
and 1111111 sentenced to prison for I year.
William Fisher and Peter Riley, of
titanium. who Were yesterday round
itiliitil or attempting highway robbery.
were sent to prison tori 11 civil. -
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11
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Norwalk Chronicler