' 75'“ COFFEE “‘3 9
WITH WIPPED WEAK
‘ 5 CENTS. -
3! Washington Street,
South Nomad:
tun NEWS
orwsa Locat‘usws ON PAGE 3.
John Chlttim. of Union street. is im-
proving.
Mrs. James Walsh. of Franklin ave-
nue. has the grip.
Lockwood it lves. of Main street
put in a telephone. ‘
Mrs. Radio is moving from Main
street to Union Park.‘
Edward Adams is moving from Main
street. to Union Park.
——Pork Chops. 10c lb. Hayes's.
am
Miss Kate Miller. of Georgetown.
spent yesterday in Norwalk
Court Narruk. Foresters of America.
will hold a meeting tomorrow night.
Mrs Harry C Moore. of Boston. is a
guest of Mrs. Morton, of Taylor ave
nuc
John Devinc..of‘Stl-awberry Hill. is
recovering from a recent severe ill~
tress.
Mrs. Daniel Ladrigan. of South Main
street who has been quite sick is re
covering.
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Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. r‘.. will work
the Third degree on five candidates.
this evening.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. John Herring. of South
Main street . ‘
The hiedern Woodmen of America
will meet tomorrow evening in Knights
of Pythias hall.
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Everett E. Lowndes. of Boston. is a
guest of his father. Charles Lowndcs. oi
South Main street. ,
Paul Schultae. J.r of Sohultse‘s mar-
ket, Railroad avenue. is in New link
today. on Wbusinees ~
——._.—..——
The Greenfield Hill Whist Club will
meet at the residence of Frederick
Wakcman. this evening.
—Pork Chops and Roasting Pork
10c lb. Hayos's.
Cockenoe Tribe. . 0. R. M. will meet
Friday night. at their hall in the Ga-
:ctle building. Norwalk.
_ Edgar Arnold. of New Canaan. has
secured a position with the Norwalk
Heating and Lighting Company.
Miss Susan street. of Barton. has ne'-
turned home from a visit with Mrs.
Willis Swill. of North Main street.
William A. Benedict. late oi Tris»
from it Hyatt‘s dry goods department.
is about to go into the custom tailor
business.
Eugene Benedict. of New York. spent
last night and today with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Benedict. of West
Main street.
Winfield S. Hanford. of East Nor~
walk. is going to build two houses in
Maple avenue. ghércljan‘ford has past
mmplcted tarot . "' ‘ ‘
So-\
~The spring term at Brown's Col-
lege begins March 1. Special rates.
hit. and hire. Theodore Arnold. of
New Canaan, spent yesterday with
their daughter. Mrs. Fred E. book-
wood. of West Main street.
Attorney E. hi. Lockwood. of Nor-
walk. is in Bridgeport. today. before
the Superior Court. in the case of The
Jones a Hotchkiss Company vs. Sarah
l.. Davenport.
The eclectluen of the town of West
port have called a special town meet
ing to be held next Saturday. The pur-
pose of the meeting is to try and force
the school board to open the Poplar
Plains echml. An application for the
meeting has been signed by thirty four
propertyownere lit the town. A aplrit~
ed Session is promised
liiilllililiii & liiiiilli,
tun increases.
~ ' 3 MM" GTIIOTlNOIVIALIIa
, .0 WACHlNOTW .‘T 30. NORWALK
You will and complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our m with room up»
poolaily lined up tor that purpose.
Marie. and eyeglasses tilted by the
and! improved method: and nthfw
lion mined. if you are having
trouble with your eyes. if your unla-
dead-ultras. ifmarotahdoetb
Wm or have m that by as is
‘ mutant Whit”. call M m fl.
\ .
none. of the City it Norwal
secured a notation in the Norwalk
. yesterday afternoon. and transacted
‘ Nicholson.
(«newsman
City Auditor Out-ill
ell Hendricl‘tllo o of Norwallb has
Milli
o
m
Attorney J. J. Walsh. is in Bridgs~
1? today. before the Court of Common
as: .
,s
The Net-walk Pharinloal Association,
‘will me‘et tn the Muhmkamo. this at.
tarpoop. , .. .
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Mia. Homer Cummings. of Stamford.
is the guest of Mrs. Furnsworth, this
“WWII.
Mum
the contract for the laying of the Pros-
pect street sewer.
3 Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt and At.
torney Levi Warner. of Norwallr. are in
Bridgeport today. .
Mr. Stannard. of Westbrook. is visit-
ing his brother. P. 1). Standard, of
West Main street.
The Nor-walk Libray directors mot
the usual routine of. business.
Elmer 1.. den of Norwalk leaves to-
day for Poughkeepsie. where he will
have the management of a large farm.
Frank Hathaway has resigned his
position with S. C. Horton d: Sou and
is now employed by Edwin Wilcox.
Contractor H. A. Selleck, of Stam-
ford. has the contract to build a large
house at Collender'a Point. for T. B.
w...“—
The Union Veterana' Union will mus-
ter to one honorary member tonight.
After the meeting, refreshments Will
be served.
.—-~—
For tomorrow things will be inter.
esting. no doubt, at the Boston store.
their advertisements certainly en
courages a visit.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters will meet Friday. March 1
with hits. William B. Staples. East
Norwnlk. at 3:30 p. m.
The Farnsworths. hypotists. will
close their engagement in Hoy ‘s
Theatre, tonight. They will he in Der-
by the remainder of the week.
John Montgomery, the popular night
clerk in the lunch wagon and Miss
Flossie Goldrlck. both of Norwalk.
were married December 25. 1899. in
New York.
An invitation has been tendered
Governor McLean to review the Hart
ford Battalion of the First Regtment.
Connecticut National Guard, at Hart-
ford. on the evening of March 13th.
The committee appointed to set a
date for the Male Club dinner. have
not as yet decided on any date. but
ly be on March 4. at the Norwalk Ho
tel.
Captain William Lester Bartlett has
signed and made. agreement to ship on
the schooner William Mason. of Port
land. Maine. He will probably go in
about two weeks. He shipped on the
Henry Ramson last fall. Friends feel
bad to hear of his departure.
0. F. Byxbee. an old Norwalk boy.
who is business manager of the Scran-
ton Tribune. aud also edits the News
paper Gossip and Comment column in
The inland Printer. made this office a
Welcome visit today. Mr. Byxbeo is
making a business trip through this
stoic.
Seth Remington‘s class of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
a cottage prayer meeting. Friday even
ing. at 7:45. at the home of Mrs. [me
30 Morn-in street. Norwalk. The com
pany will leave Baxter's drug store at
7:20 sharp.
——Blg auction sale 0! Household Fur.
allure. at John D. Hoyt's. Raymond
St. (WestLSldei. Rowaylon. Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah H. Ambler and
son George. of Bridgeport. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Orton. oi
Water street. Mr. Ambler is engaged
in the plumbing business in the Park
City.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has a spe
cial rate of 87.55 from South Norwallt
idential inauguration period. The ape
cial rate is in etfect from February to
to March 8.
slipped and fell on Water street. this
afternoon. The shaft of the vehicle to
which he was attached was broken.
It was spliced with ropes and the own-
er of the turnout went on his way.
You can be the judge. Thus any
Cmuflohk Brothers. in their advertise-
meat today. Their story is concerts
in; suite and overcoat: especially.
dor the management of Charles D.
Resort.
The
charged with drunkenness. which was
continued by Judgmhout {rum 9
o‘clock. yesterday morning. was dis»
posed of yesterday alternmn in tho
hot! 85 and some. in all amounting
to 85.30.
_u~.
Peter Gotta. Judge Pro“ has rendered
a‘deuitioaioir mmmr tumour
thhaobeonlumdbyihocoori. The
case was one of an attachment of a
bicycle bee-m the defendant didn’t
pay seventy-Ire min duo the plate
on. Tmmamistahetathem
comma-ma
,Wummmto
Dudley E. Hoyt has been awarded '
it is understood that it will most like , 0
it) a. m. if stormy. Monday. at the
some hour. little-hell 8: Son Auction;
eers. ' l l'
to Washington and return for the pres‘ -
A horse belonging to a junk dealer. 3
This concern this week commences uni .
case of Frank Broadhurst.
city pouce court. The prisoner was ,
in the case of Lockwood I Iron is.
coatJmoutlngtoMJnduexecw
Sun
The good kind. made un-
- del- our own supervision.
When you see yourself in a
suit that tits", your body.
mlndand pocket-book you'll
be glad you came in. Our
assortment lanai: as good as
In:
, at the beginning of the sea-
son. but we can fit you and
for
at greatly reduced prices.
Only two prices on our our
tire stock.
$8.39 and SII.49
: illoo
Right
liver
cells
$14.00
At t ctlme'or the y...“
it is otlll custom to clean up
our broken lots. and the
only way to do it is to re
duce the price.
$8. J9 and S" .49
I12 {lad 613.63 suck a...
soy undigxford Frieze Coats,
at ’ ‘
sore
p.39. sills. $2.93
f llollrull.
Cornstbck clos.
Clothiers and
Furnishels.
80.ll0llllAllll.
i
Our annual {Trousers Sale. J
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Detective Expect to Effect His Capture
Soon.
NEW YORK. February 27«Dctec
tires who have traced Dick Quinn. a
notorious burglar, from one» part of the
country to another. following him
across- the continent and back. expect
in the near future to land him in a
cell. Quinn will be charged with the
murder of May L Posburg. iu Pitts-
iield. Mass. last August. for which
crime an indictment was found against
the girl's brother Robert.
it is possible that Quinn is now in
New York. though those who are most
intent upon bringing about his arrest
refuse to admit that they believe so.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lloyd l-‘osburg
and their son. the young man whose ln
dictment was brotlilllt about by the
Massachusetts authorities. are now in
this city. and will. it Is expected. today
meet Mrs, l‘osbura‘s brother. who is to
arrive home from Europe on the Kate-
er Wilhelm dcr Grossc.”
Harrell ALLEGED muaosaea.
OPORTO STUDENTS lNJURED.
OPOR'I‘O. February ill—At meetings
of the Council of the industrial lnsti
lute and the Stilli'llts. to- day. it was re
solved to request the government to
prosecute the police who abused their
authority respecting students bands.
The students and others afterwards
paraded through several streets and
gathered in from of the residence ot
the Brazilian consul, cheering for lib
early and denouncing the clericnls
The mob stoned the Catholic asaocia
lion's building and made a demonstra
lion in from 01 the offices of the lib
ill-ill newspapers. shouting: “Long
live liberty."
Mounted and dismounted police then
charged on the manifestanis and dis
persed them. Numbers were injured.
four of them so Stl'lflllril)’ that they had
to be removed to a hospital.
mBrenk up that cold. Use wBrazllla'l
Balm. it cures That is sure. Plats
rod and Battlers. 10, 25. 50c and 81
raises.
wonderful opportunities.
used by H. Kricgcr 8; Co.
. ‘ 10¢. each.
NECKWEAR—‘aqk hows tin“
HATS—$1.30 qualities. 98c;
honesty and fair dealing as
"pended upon.
letterbox or telephone.
.s.
mitt 'Mhm
Opposite admit Hotel.
Only a few (lays remain for you
Will occupy the store in .‘lallat‘l-tt‘llltl
you know.
B. & B. SHIRTS-trcri Ethel—former price SLOO. now no; and the
3|. 23 ones. now 98c
B. Q B. COLLARS—ali the latest stysic
)
Roma val 5.816...
‘ STILL GOING ON
IT WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY DOLLAR‘S WORTH
IS DISPOSED OF OR UNTIL WE MOVE. ,
in take advantage of these
Hotel 'block. formerly
JC‘
)
rcl'llllll‘llt tar ,tlmt
for the some price. 25c. imper-
leis.19c.;tllc50t.kitul.35c.
CAPS~250 specie tgc.: 50c sort 35c.
$2.0) quality. 5:335.
.. Emery. article of clothing is cut in like proportion.
Special reductions in custom made -_—goods until we move.
any Goodwin,
The Tailor.
171 Washington Strut. South Norwalk.
Iris true in grain dealing as in any other line 0! base
iness. that continued and permanent success depends on
much as on good judgment.
The fact that we retain customers who buy from us
year after year is the best evidence that we are to be de-
‘ our oars "mars CLEAN.
I am near—lust as far as the nearest
Manual 1:. patch.
..ll i?
JACKSON’S smolo
IS THE PLACE ’03
Fine Photographic Work.
Out l Platinum l Portrait- I an t tinnitus-M
JACKSON STUDIO-
5. Wall St. we cl.
Application hi! been made to PM '
hate the. will of Francis F‘lllovr.
‘Wm
Your attention is called to the ad-
The Clinton Commendery. N0 9. K '
T. will hold its regular meeting Fri- ‘
day evening.
we
Royal Adams‘of the Adams Provls
ion Company.“ .recovering from an
attack of sciatica
W. B. llnho Publicflarllet,
South Main air at is in New Turk
city today. on business.
Harry L. Stirling. bookkeeper tor' the
Adams Provision Company. has recov-
erod from an attack of the crib.‘
.wm
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Coltrane. Chaos A Walton's Minstrels.
The Cuihane, Chace lit Westou's Min~
circle. of thirty stars. (all white). who
make their second annual appearance
at Hoyt' s Theatre Saturday night of-
fer a strictly high class performance.
Not only is the company a very large
one. but it is said to he extraordinarily
well equipped. W. H. Chane very nut
orally heads the list of entertainers.
With him are Osborne & Daley, char
acter artists, Monroe 0; Daley. comedy
acrobats. The Tossing Austins expert
iugglers. Robby DeRue. the up- todate
comedian LaVardo, the wizard of the
wire. and tired Famous Three St. Felix
Sisters. Tile music by the grand or.
chestra of fourteen soloists is a great
feature. One of the finest street par
ades ever given in this city will occur
the day of the performance at noon
if you want to see the biggest and
best, wait for the big city all10.ow Mats
lace and evening prices. 20 and
30 cents
Queen‘s Defender. "
A dashing exalting romance that
neler fags is brilliant from beginning
to end. The sword and the crown
dance a merry tattoo. A woman' s
good name and honor demanded at the
point of the sword wielded by a stout
arm. This is a new and romantic play
purchased at a great expense. dressed
in wondrous beauty, staged with spec
ial scenery. Chester DeVonde, as the
dare devil gasconion soldier of fortune.
proves himself eouul to the task
The above play will be presented by
the Chester Dethde Stock Co. which
begins a week a engagement at Hoyt’s
Theatre. Monday. March 4th. Mali
necs will be given each afternoon ex~
cept Monday. Saturday matinee an
elaborate production of Robinson Cru-
soe will be given.
I Hypnotlsm at Hoyt’s.
Prof. and Mrs. Parnswortlt gave
their second illustration of Hypnotism
at Hoyt’s Theatre last night. 'lhe
scenes were as amusing at the night
before. ”flirty Will give their last per-
(ormance tonight Owing to the crowds
attracted by the sleeping subject a
window could hot. be obtained for Mr.
Wellster.3 who was to have been put
to sleep last night and that part of the
troglam had to be omitted.
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Hav'fismase ADJOURNED.
Winner! Murderer Closely Watched to
Prevent Demonstrations.
WINSTED. ieoruary :r-wnn 1'.
Hayes was brought before the Town
Court here today and arraigned on the
flange of killing Miss Winifred Cook.
iormeriy a teacher in the Gilbert Home
for Children on February ll. Hayes
was arrested in the Litchfield county
ail enll) this too. ning by S. C. Wheel-
.‘l’ chief of police of Winsted on a
warrant prepared by James P. Glynn.
prosecuting attorney of the city court
here. The warrant alleges murder.
Chief Wheeler arrived here with his
prisoner at 91.5. and took him immed-
iately to the police. station. The news
of Hayes's presence in town became
speedily poised about and a large
crowd soon gathered about the town
building. As the feeling against the
man still runs high among the no
maintalces oi his victim, every pre.
motion was adopted to prevent any
iemonstration. and nobody was allow-
ed to enter the room of the selectlnen,
where Hayes was kept closely guarded
by police omcers while awaiting his or-
raignment before Judge Frank W.
wheels. in the Town Court. The pris
onor appeared to be in grtod condition
physically. ‘“
The wounds in. his forehead. where
he shot himself are completely healed.
When the court opened at ll o'clock.
lodge Seymour asked Hayes if he and
:ounsel. The prisoner replied that At-
torney Hermann was to defend him. As
the latter was in Hartford. the case
was adjourned until Friday at it
o'clock. Hayes was taken back to Jan
to withheld.
RAILWAY COMPANY PROSECUTEO
ST. PAUL, Minn. February Zia-Pa-
pers have been filed with United States
District Attorney Even by the postal
allthoritiep looking to the prosecution
of the Twin City Rapid Transit Com-
pany for an illegal use of the ”United
States Malls" upon these cars. the
company carries the mail between St.
Paul and Nine-polls. but has for a
long time had the "U. 8. Mail" sign
painted upon the alder; of numerous
cars not waged in. this Indie. The
statute provides a penalty of from 3100
to your line per car. it is understood
that the labor organisations through-
out the country have urged the govern-
ment to take steps to have illegal signs
removed from street can. it being
claimed they were used for the pur-
pose of intimidating the labor unions
In case at strihilii. ‘
W .
AGAINST THE DELL COMPANY
BOSTON February Kidnap-t
Brown. of the United States Circuit
Court. decided today against the Amer-
in- Bell Telephone Company. II the
famous Berlin: patent use The
suits were the Bell Comm against
the National Telephone Manufacturing
Cot-puny and others. and some against
the Century Telephone Company.
brought to "strain moo-dents from
"musing or making «firehouse or
telephonic apparatus with the micro
ls. son Our- #01:: m m
M View
vio- the
vet tlsemeut of the Bridge Fish Market.‘
W~“Wwwtmofymw
DON' T AGREE.
What winter weather. we are now having came too la
men who have waited until now for a new SUIT OR 0
have not waited in vain. ‘ V?“
The opportunity is at hand. Most every kind of fab
newest styles.
Nine Dollars
will buy any heavy weight SUIT or OVERCOAT, lnclii
of the “Stein Bloch Make," that we have been sellmga
$15. 00
Such extraordinary Suit and Overcoat Values have never.
offered in the Twin Cities before. and we hope for the
our business that we will not be compelled to again make
sacrifices. l g“ ..
Underwear Bargain.
On account of broken sizes on Some kinds we have‘decrtl ‘
clean out all of our DOLLAR UNDERWEAR at '
, 480p" garment. .3 ‘
Willis H. S 9115
CLOTHlER AND FURNlSllER. '.
48 and 50 Wall Sinai. M”.-. ‘
AT THE MODEL GROOE
LENTEN SPECIALS. ,
a FEW oooo THINGS AT cur emcee.
in order to catch the seasonable demand for fish. etc.. the followiflj
cash prices will prevail during Lent, whicn began February 20: _
CODFISH. boneless, the Whitest. CANNED SHRIMP. m.“
finest and best 12c quality, to "to A fine imported SARDINEO, ,
CREAM 0F CODFISH. cans.
3 pkg!" 22c: 8c pkg.
BERDBEV’O COOFISH, 9c.: 3 for 25¢
TROUT. in tomatoe sauce, 2 cans, 25c
SOUSED MACKEHEL. 2 can: 25c
MUSTARD SARDINES. 9c: 3 for 25:
LITTLE NECK OLAMS. 10c, from 12c
HEALTH SALMON ttlnest fish).
A few cans of English and Fro .
AMERICAN SOUPB. ' '
AMERICAN SOUPC, 28 to
38,001! at
HEALTH LOBSTER. finest.
cheap at -
Some arm Loas'raa, tali‘calil
flats somewhat old. but warrhuhtl
CLOVER LEAF SALMON (finest good or money refunded.“ 159
until flats. zoc ARMOUR'S contlao our,
CLOVER LEAF. small cans. lists, 12: rump pieces, at
CRAB MEAT, 2 can: 250 MACKEREL; too; or 3
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
strain and give COMFORT.
Examination free and all work guar-
anteed.
o. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St, Norwalk. Ct.
roa HORNEO ANIMALO.
40 lb CLIPPED WHITE OATS.
FEED MIDDL INC! AND ”I".
Raymond Bro
Telephone Call 97-
Steak Cod.
Market Cod. 60 lb
Haddock. 60 lb;
R. J. CUTBILL CO.;,;.
Wuhlneton street. Next to J. H. rem“ coat 3"
120 lb
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
m
Llelunv roa own liltA -
mum) RAPlDiJIicb. Fob ;
-—-A few days ago Andm t ‘
iered to build a public limit] .
ed this city tarnished sells. "
ityerson, of Chicano. has
in build a utmrr to out it
flyerrson has already. men *
lurk valued at 235000 Ho
of Grand Rapids
Order to Settle 7'
District of Harwell:
Court. Febnlary’Z’I
Estate oi Willis :2.
Nowell: in said ill
Ordered that the, v ..
MM! his Mammalian“
court for nitrous-eat,“
once in Norwllkwopm
March. 1901 all UM . '
and that all- . . «
v". "comm?
m a sin or
published in I
colonel: in would”.
Norwaill. outset the
sees-sodium
. Annual fleeting Hold
Today.
HARTFORD. February 27~The Con-
necticut Library Association held Us
annual meeting here today. The morn
ing session, which began at 10:30 was
held in the State Library a the bapt-
tol. The session was devoted to the
reading of papers as follows: "The
Connecticut Library and Home of its
Treasures." b! State Librarian George
H (mallard. Edition: of Connecticut
laws." by Albert L‘. Hales. of the Con-
neciicot Historical Society. "Methods
of Evaluating Children's Books in Pic—
tlon and Science." by Mrs. Evelyn if.
Lane. and lilac Ida i'. Puma of the
Springfield. In... city library.
The afternoon main began at 2
o'clock and was held at the Hartford
Public Library.
Two boys were in fighting‘attitmie
like bunt-no: another and a mailer
one sided watching them. wiping his
eyes. within the while.
“macaw yer hit him for?" sold
in Hartford
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