31 Washington Sinai.
..W’*"W4i‘~. '
Mrs. Annie Botsi'ord has returned to '
her home in Brooklyn.
"Fresh Herring. tic 1b.; Weakllsn
8c; Bluefish, 12. at Hayes‘s.
John Colby will open it bicycle store
in Wall street in a iew‘ days.
”-9—an
Attorney J. J Walsh is attending a
meeting of the bar in dridseport.
OTHER LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE
m
day.
m
is quite ill of the grip.
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lsaac G. Hamilton’s building
North Main street is being repainted.
m
Lincoln Council, No. 4. ‘0. U. .A. M..
will work the first degree this arching.
——Pork Chops, 100 lb. Heyes’s.
_____.._,_.._._.
J MIs. J H. Norris of South Main
street. spent Thursday in New York
city.
“ ”m-”
Mrs. Emma Mullet, of Sing Sing.
New York, is a guest of Mrs. Sarah
Weed. of Lowe street.
‘wMusicaic. cake and linen sale and
refreshments tonight. at the residence
of Mrs. W. H. Swords.
Mrs. Henry Harrison. of Brewster
Y., is visiting her sister. Mrs. W.
Benedict. of Main street.
James H. Wilmot, baggage master
the South Norwalk depot. was operated
on yesterday, for a growth in his nose.
~Prlme rib roast. 12c.
Friends here have received work
from Milton Lockwood. who enlisted
In the navy some time ago. He 15 get
ting along very well.
new. ...-
- William Buttcrworth. of New York.
a summer resident of \Vinnipnuk. has
pIoscnted forty of G. A. Booty 2: books
to the Winnipauk school.
—Spring Dunlap and Younge‘ Hats
32 at Comstock Brothers.
Surveyor Ferris ‘S. Morehouse has
boon laying out a lot at the corner
lligh street and Elmwood avenue. on
which Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silcox will
probably build a house next summer.
—Milk crackers. 7c 11). F. D. L. & CO
William Brown. ‘who has for a bum»
ber of years conducted a job printing:
plant in [near street, has disposed
his business to the Hour Publishing Co
Brown will have the. management
Mr.
of the job printing department.
-H. Kricger & Co. are
shipments of Spring Goods
They are showing some very
l‘hc Street Cleaning Department
engaged today in removing the ice and
snow which has remained in Washing‘b
In some
Ion street. for several weeks.
places the snow is several inches
thickness. because of the sun not shin-
ing on it through any part of the day.
wilogiuuing today.
special
(loin liic sale.
5 mcnts. See poster.
Edward [Meeker is in New York to»
Mrs. Mary B. Rider. of. East avenue.
”Latest Dunlop style Derby. O'Brien
.N.
10 Water St
receiving
daily.
chic
styles in tailor‘made Suits for ladies
attrac
lions for ten days at M. S. Smith &
Bargains in all depart
wTIII'keys, 12% 8; 14¢. 10 Water St
The new oven which is being put in
by DaKlyu & Son. is nearing comple-
tion.
G. Howard King, of Tristram &
Hyatt’s carpet department, is in New
York, today.
3|
-Speciai for Saturday—~Chdcolate
Pepperminta, 28c. per lb. DeKlyn’s. 27
Main St.
Engineer Edward Hull. of the Nor~
walk power station. has been transfer-
in red to the Tramway station
Company D. Fourth Regiment, Con-
necticut National Guard will hold a
drill tonight in the Armory.
«A large shipment of Go Carts Just .
'ocelved. Ladies interested in such
goods are cordially invited to call and
The good kind. made a...
dcr our own supervision. Raglan
When you lieu yourself in ”a ” M '
Our.
Goals .
At this time m the “ year
it is our custom to clean up
our broken lots. and i the
only’ way to do it is to re-
ducwtho price. .
suit that ills your body.
mind and pocketbook you'll
be glud‘youflgcnme in. Our
assortment is not as good as
at the beginning of the sen»
V
512 and $13.50 Black Ker-
“ and Oslo Frieze Coats
son. but we can fit you and “y rd '
at greatly reduced prices. [or .1
Only two prices on our en- ‘ A.
$11.00
" $8.79
0hr annual Trousers Sale.
Sl.39 $l.,98 $2.98
C‘Omstock Bros.
Clothiers and
Furnishers.
tire stock
$8. 39 and $1! 49
80. NORWALK.
inspect. Prices very reasonable. One
round.
13m.
‘ ‘01th Chowder.1
fiaturdny. 37 Water St... South Norwalk.
W
"Salt or Corned l’ork. lilo lb. Hayes 8.
Eben Hill. Jr... recently distributed
scvérpl boxes of claim canon: the our
ploya'es arm! Norwul rod ”works in
honor otflriewsddins ‘
«1500 new Graphopbone and Phono-
; graph Records at Lockwood & ives.'s.
1 The Boston Store Is making numer-
ous improvements to their place or bus~
moss. Their windows have been made
four feet deeper and the Main street
entrance vestibuled. .;
Io Water St
mcliopped Beef. 11c.
Norwaik Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution wants a copy of
the Sentinel of May 24. 1900. if any
one has the paper to give the chapter
it may be left with Miss Scott at the
\ South Norwaik Library.
milig auction sale of household fur-
allure at John D Hoyt s. Raymond St..
(West Side) ltowayton. Saturday. )0 a.
In. if atormv Monday at the some hour
Mitchell it Son. auctioneers.
During Lent there will be no Sunday
evening service at Grace Episcopal
Church No‘rwaik. 'Ihere will be. an
afternoon service instead, beginning at
4:15 o'clock. There will be special
Lenten music. ’
i
will lb. pail Lard, 90c.
Sclh Remington's class will hold a
cottage prayerl meeting tonight. at
I the home of Mrs. Lee. 30 Merwin street.
Haynes.
dollar down and one dollar weekly will
buy one of them at H. Krloger Ii: Cofs.
John Cashew. of the Consolidated
railroad, was in Bridgeport yesterday.
and passed the examination.
Councilman A. H. Hoyt is making
arrangements to secure a barge load of
crushed stone during the spring.
A. -lee no a call, 3.5 Main street.
Miss May Kirk, saleslady for ’l‘l'ls-
tram & Hyatt. has resumed her dut-
lcs after her recent. illness.
at
Kaboosa Encampment. l. 0. 0. l~‘..
conferred the first and second degrees
on a number of candidates last evening
—Big auction sale. of Household Fur~
uiturc. at John 1). lloyt‘s. Raymond
St. (West Side). Rowaylon. Saturday
1041. m. if stormy. Monday. at the
same hour. Mitchell &. Slop Auction
core.
The dinner of the Male Club has had
to be postponed until March ll. because
the by-laws call for fifteen days‘ notice.
Usher llecrc. of Main street. has
opened a meat market at the corner of
Hanover street and Seclcy avenue.
Bridgeport. .
oi
~Now is the appointed time to have
your lace curtains cleaned.~'l‘oquoe‘s
25 Main street.
Edward ‘agan. formerly employed
by the Norwnlli Mills. as loom-fixer.
has secured employment in the Nor-
walk Iron Works.
of
A daughter was born chnosda)
the 27th to \ir. and Mrs li‘lyun. of
South Main street. Mother and child
are. both doing nicely.
-—Wc open today a line of chemo
fabrics and fashion plates of Ladies
Tailor-made Suits, Coats and Skirts
made to order. Call and examine. M
S .Smlih & (lo. ’
is
in The Phocuh Engine. Pioneer Hook
and Ladder and Hope Hose Companies
will hold their regular monlhly meet-
ings, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Michael Shccdy, of Winnipauk
who fell down stairs. breaking her hip
and whose injuri s were thought to [N
serious. is trellis; along niccly . ‘
Norw'alk. They will leave Baxter’s
We’d like to
Sell You Coal.
But selling you once is not the pomi. The qual—
iiy oi our coal shall be such as to retain your
custom thereafter. Our coal is reliable. and
every ton will give you full value in warmth and
comfort-valid comfort means health and health
happiness.
Trv us tomorrow.
lor us.
We want our goods to talk
John H. Ferris, *
I39 Washington Sireel. South Norwaik.
_ drug store at 7:20 sharp. if stormy it.
will be postponed until further notice.
GoodsF Powdered Cocoa
Tic pkg .l) Lawton & Co.
«Fresh Hams, 1213c. 33 Main street.
~~Now
Shells.
A suit to forccloaa a judgment lien
held against anmou (loodsell. as one
of the bondsmcn of the into R. B. Lac-
ey. as trustee of the estate of the late
John (loodsell oi chlport. has been
begun in the Superior Court. The ac-
tion is to obtain the amount of a. judg—
ment given recently in the Superior
Court. The action involves about $1.500.
10c. 10 Water St.
The Hon. A. H. liyingtou. of Nor~
walk. United States consul lo italy. has
sent his friend. Judge Andrew Selleck.
of Stratford. II copy of the Paris cdi-
lion of the New York Herald. printed
in both the English and French lan—
guages. his daughter. Miss Lillian M.
Sclleck was kindly remembered by
hire. llyington in the way of the
Queen's Memorial Number of illustra-
~~ Fow is.
STILL GOING ON
Is DISPOSED or on UNTIL WE MOVE.
Only a few days I'cIIInIII for you in
wondcri‘ul opportunilics.
\-\'I11~occup_\' the siorc III Mahackcmo
used by H. Kricgcr 8: (It. you know.
I‘llll‘fi) Muck.
-.
$1. 25 mics. no“ 98c.
B & B,‘COLLARS~—~all ilIc inlcsl sly1zc
Ioc. each.
NBCKWEAR—zsc. hows. now 2 fur the some price. 25c.
iais. I9c.; thc 50c. kind. 35c.
CAPS—zsc. spccic Igc.: 50c. sort 35c.
HATS—ml I.5o qualifies, 98c.; .201 quality. $1.25.
Every article of clothing Is out in like proportion.
Special reductions in custom made goods until we move.
rcgiilzll'li'.1
IT WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH
lake ad 'antagc of Ilicsc
formerly
B. & B.SHIRTS—~iIcI11IIIc) ~lnrmcl‘ price Slop. now 74c.; and the
for 25k. ., mm
imper—
b
s
i
»
"’ Merwin. wife of her brother, in Paw-
Mrs. (‘harics S. 'l‘rowhridnc. of South
Main strccl. received It telegram yester-
day. announcing lhu death of Mrs. l“. S.
Mn. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridgc
and Mrs. Glover Sanford. of Bridge-
water. who has been their guest for
some time. will leave tomorrow for
that place. to attend the funeral.
willinppcd Beef. lie. 10 Water St
At about 12:30 o‘clock today, a
horse belonging to George \‘aII/iistync.
of the Crcsoonl Laundry. took fright
and run away. He sinrtcd near ihc
Franklin street school house. and
went down Wont street. in attempt
in: to run up the bank near the Con-
gurgsilonsl Church the horse was
stopped. and the wagon upset. The.
driver remained in the wagon. but was
not injured. The. only damage done
was In the breaking of II shaft and of
thc scat. ‘
u...» ”mm
~~~ilrimc Ronni liver. 12% and Ho
33 Main street. ‘
clinic
3 MAIN GTRBETI' NORWALKI
v96 WASHINGTON IT. SO. NORWALK
cum—luna-
You will find complete
orrIcAI. papharnau'rs
at both of our stores. with room as—
iiniiiblly filial up for that purpose.
supplanted and amnion-u titted by the
most improved ludihoda and satisfac-
tion microwaved. . It you are having
tmuhls with 3cm in so glasses
dii not” suit ”ion. It you are him to
haddock“ or have been It ;
~Highcsl grades Teas and Coffcoa at
lowest price. Great A. P. Ten (‘0.. ll
Main street.
Major (lilbcrt ll. l’llch. of lhc first
battalion. and Captain Pratt. regiment-
al Militant. for the regiment. were
guests of Company I). Wednesday are
hing.
“Men's and imys‘ Caps. (l'llrion.
w .wc— ~...-
it is said that four w .ll~known South
Norwnlk young men a c arranging to
give u dance in about two Works. 11
will be held. probably in lmckwood's
Hall. Norwaik.
~~iiickory nuts. 2 qt. 5c. l~‘.i). L.& CO
The Outing. for March. makes spor-
ial mention of the work of (.‘aplain
"lane. of ‘Si. Mark's. in tho Fool Hull
Review. Mr. Hinkic is now II strident
at O. .A. Horutrom' II.
“Bodied and Gentlemen a Spring
Clothing Renovated like new. Toqucs‘ s.
25 Main street.
The Misses Knorr. or 3 Clay street.
entertained a few friends at their home
Wednesday evening. Games and danc-
inn were the features of the evading.
Refreshments were served.
Wm
' wPoriorhoIlno stk.. 180. 10 Water St.
E. 0. Stuart. Mrs. Augusta Ii. ilalphl.
and Mrs. Mary E. Stuart. are spending
II few days in WIIIIlIlnIdon. D. I}. bird.
Quinn WI. all.“ up on in Pittsburg Io
Visit her daughter. Mrs. l). l... Ferris.
mall kinds Fish. 33 Main street
.1. Edward Norman. nonlethal aspen
lntendnni of this district. (or the latch
national Correiipoudoncc animals. of
barbarian. is recovering very nicely
17! Washington Strut. South Nor-walk.
It is true in grain dealing as in any other line of bua~
loose. that continued and permanent success depends on
honesty and fair dealing as 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—
Harry Goad win,
The Tailor,
pended upon. {.
' 1
our cars THAT‘S CLEAN. 7'
I am near—lust as fun as the poorest
i
ii»
letter-box or telephone.
Manual 1:. Hatch.
w“I"chzirsoars si‘UpIo
l8 THE PLACE F03
Fine Photographic Work.
mm m “my: 9‘ “mmflm “dour l Pinilnotyfio I Potts-alto I an
JACKSON’B erupts.
Unsurpuuud.
~ led Blls.
«Fresh Shoulders. lilo 33 Main St
NORWALK COAL COMPANY.
Organized Yesterday with a Capital
Stock of S7 500.
The Korwalk Coal Company was or-
gnizcd yesterday. with a capital stock
of $7.500. divided into 300 shares of
the our value of 25 each.
As a mailer ol tool. the new com
porn: is a reorganization of the burn
nose oi U. 'l‘. Lcouurd. who has valu-
able docks and coal yards in Water
street.
The following directors have been
elected: C. T. Leonard. M. L. Leonard
Francis Leonard and L. W. Leonard
The officers are:
l‘rcsidcntn-C. 1'. Leonard.
Sc.rI‘olary*li-l. L. Leonard.
Treasurer~»i.. W. Leonard.
General maIIagr-I‘-—-l’rancls Leonard
The subscribers to stock are: Char»
les 1‘. leopard. 1.20 sharcs; M. L. Leon-
ard. ninety/one shares; Francis won‘-
ard. two shares. and L. \V. Leonard
cighlyvsevcn shares.
POPULAR AMUSEM ENTS.
Cilihane. Chase a Weston'c Minstrels.
‘The above named organization.
which appears at Hoyt‘s Theatre. Sai-
lil‘ilay night, is endorsed as follows:
“Culhano. Chacc & Weston's Min-
strels were II treal."——-Nashua Herald.
"One of the boat performances ever
given here. it was a well satisfied
audience that left the opera house.
after the pori’ormaucc was ovar."-—~
Cape Ann Advertiser.
"The show In first class in every rc-
specl, every one of the performers be-
ing artists in their different roles. it
is with pleasure that we announce
their return cngngcnicni."-~~St. John
’i‘oicgraph, ,.
Prices for cnch performance. mull
ucc and night. 10. 20 and 30 cents.
Chester DeVonde Stock Co.
Ten Ton Door. a thriller. if you want
to son a man chained to a door Weigh
lug too too and blown up that is what
confronts the hero at the Third Avo-
nue 'l‘lIcairc. every night during the
engagement of Cheater DeVondc. The
audience goes wild with enthusiasrn.~—
N. i’. Journal. March 87-.
It will be produced at Hoyt’s
ire. next nook.
BUDAPEUI‘ SOCIALIST EXCITE-
lillDAl‘ilS’l‘. March l—é’l‘wo well.
known socialists caused excitement in
the lower house of the Diet today by
showering dowp from the gallery a
number of pamphlets entitled "Bread
and lhrI Rights of the People." use
‘ aocinlistswore arrested.
DRAWING HUMAN VACEQ.
"it III a very singular fact)? IIsld .I
“lbcai artist. “that the human lace in
the easiest thing to draw in the world.
One who had never tried would natur-
nlly suppose that the exact reverse
would be the case. for the romp that
fllliil'i! is nothing in nature so mobile
and. in a sense of the word. so ruled.
it is a trite saying. you know. that it
would be Impossible to nod two men
on earth who look exactly alliterand
anti: of on new» be told that “$13
. I were qgwmt WM l
diamond lends
Thea-
offered III
sacrifices.
AT
CLOVER H
to pay 32
tor. when
ill
No better
the city.
What w '~nter weather we are now havin
men who have waited until now for a new S 11‘ OR 0
have not waited ll‘l vain. ..
The opportunity is at hand. Most every kind of a
newest styles. .
48 and 50 Wall Street.
THE MODEL OROOE
bit strange that people consent
OUR 22c BUTTER interests and
satisfies a good patronage.
NEW SYRUP,
NEW MAPLE SUGAR.
Try the “NEW WRINKLE." it de-
licious confection.
cLorimva 5700
M DON'T AGREE
Nina Dollars
will buy any heavy weight SUIT or OVERCOA’l‘ includl
of the "Stein-Bloch Make," that we have been selling at .
$15. 00
Such extraordinary Suit and Overcoat Values have no
the 'lwin Cities before and we hope for the 1)
our business that we will not be compelled to again in it,
‘ ~3Ilu
Underwear Bargain.
On account of broken sizes on some kinds we have do
clean out all of our DOLLAR UN DERWEAR at
480 per garment.
Willis H. Selle]
CLOTHIER ANl) FURNISHER.
ILL BUTTER. It is a
cellent quality. at
to 35c for print But-
Clover Hill can be had
28c.
FLOUR.
butter at any price In
We can
While it lasts.
18c lb.
40
Telephone
lops,
Figure Up
OJB. JECKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall 51..
MICHIGAN TIMOTHY Hll’
Long Island Dry Escal-
Steak Cod
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.
Norwalk. Ct.
FOR HORSES.
Fon HORNED ANIMALS.
lb CLIPPED WHITE OATS.
FEED MIDDuIvos AND and
AT
Call 97 9.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Live Lobster;
30c. qt. Long Island long Clams
Ioc. lb.
ALL OTHER FISH AT LOW PRICES.
R. J. CUTBILL co.
Washington street,
artist want
case that
you have
“as by ih
nostril.
or n chin.
sorts of
It whom
«to n that
. the mm irith
rmfiihr every
eIoI' encounter.
the abstract. can be suggested with on
wavy line with a low irregular zigzag;
made absolutely without purpose. and
with the slightest talent for drawing
will transform it into a face
cyc and possibly a small quirk fora '
One of the zlgzaza does duty
as a forehead another becomes a nose.
and two or three more form a mouth
makes fl good name.
I have amused myself by covering it;
about oi paper with aimless nor-owls
and then going over them and develop ~
log the faces.
pompous. jovial. stupid. cunning. bland
schemlnnwno two were over alike and
some of them ware strikingly realistic.
Hevcrai years ago a
paper man made what, he thought was
It remarkable dlaooverrwmoroly that ,
II small «no of paper placed on n motel beat talent in than newline
near a lighted lump would almonif In“ its for charity '
variably cant a shadow that would
form the outlines»! 3 mm .
liut for all this " the
on. “the human features in
is astonishing. Sprawl a
done the trick. Anybody my point.
in atwink»
‘9 addition of a dot for an
from the gods.
it is very curious audihumnn loco
More than once‘
'lheg would exhibit all
characterswlleroe. foolish
Democrat
Northern newn-
i
i
“Holt much
' li‘
mull next to in
II: also. but
came too
Norwalk.
nermao sums 33273.9
The RALSTON Focus, OA‘
HOMINY, FLOUR, PANGKK
BREAKFAST SF
here at regular prices.
Notice the NEW MACKERE
the front, white nudist.
10¢ each: 3 a!
A little more CORNED Bill? in,
Alive. awake. ready for h ' '
we solicit your trade. '
LORENZO DIBBLE
he had struck II big thin: but“
artist friend told him diffs
readiness with which their
turns of old wallpaper mouth
to the forming of queer. his
is another hit" providence "
You will _
course, that l have no rotor
trait work That is -
promeiy difficult. and ”til ‘I
catch a likeness is prettyw-
i run speak
of more or less distorted
nevertheless promptly
it is not in
lower animals. To malts
that anybody will rodoml
II horse. a dog or a con! mi
deal of Hill“ and technical
A cut in still border. The"! W
eminent artists who could '
cat. from memory to In?
mortal souls.“-~New'0rlilii
“What is it? An Illustrator
“Yes but it it to be slit
Norwalk Chronicler