”H.—
m
1 Mrs. Number. of West avenue.
lously ill. -
7 The serum as Goods claw
in Its not today. “llamas oboe
H .III'I
John Fallon, or Brooklyn. tormely
or South Norwnlk is spending the
day here. .
, Miss Nellie Bouiwell. oi Ausouin, is
is guest at her brother. Dr. C. F. Bout-
“9% of Crescent Terrace. ,
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' militant-nine Bands O'Brien 1.
OTHER LOCAL NEWB 0N PAGE 3. .
is ser-
M. Burllspn has moved here from
Hartford. \
4m1hl-Essszsls‘s dor.‘3F. o. _
Thomas ”Show”. at Fiver street, is
improving. , w:
The-xlhm L.- Fern-trans irrived in
New York altar hu- ions verses;
‘ The ClgnrmalrersT Unloii will hold
its monthly meeting-Monday evening. '
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Frederick Klins, of Burrlti avenue,
who has been adult; is recovering his
health.
$13.11":
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—cnlckens. 12%: also. 12% and
11; Leg of Lamb, 1395; Pork Roast. 9;
Chopped Beer 1011 10 Water street.
J lii. Herman. of Bridgeport. was in
South Nor-walk. yesterday. on busi-
“038.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford A Child re
turned last night from a trip to New
York.
The crew of. his Marguerite held a I
turkey euppsmlnst night. on
that yacht.
board
—-Braslilan Balm will heal chapped
hands. Baxter's and Plaistedhs 10, 25.
50v 11,an sues. , .11.. ,. .3.
:2 ‘I:,J
" Miss Carrie Milie“,'niihrldseport is
visiting Are, Av
.Bailwits. or 811111-
’1‘- .'1 W VI - ‘ ‘ I
The Board of Hospital Directors will
meet in the Norse-elk Club IrIooms, Tues-I
day mailing, 1.1; g .
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Raymond Brothers have secured 11‘
«large. contra tot: bulldi
Bridaemofi ti
ngImaterIal at ‘
W. I
M1:- and Mrs. Benjamin: Smith and
daughter. of Summer street, are visit~
lug relativesin Fairdeld. .
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, ~Chopped Beet. 10c 83 Main St.
The rehearsal of Eureka Rebekah I
Lodge. which was to have been held
tonight. has been postponed, and no
definite date has been set Itor it.
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Senator Iand Mrs. John" H. Ferris. o
" West street sailed tdey' tn the "Clyde
Line steamship. lroquols for Jackson-
ville. Florlda. to spend several weeks.
Miss Lizzie Henderson. of Winni
pacts”. and Miid‘ Florence Jackson. 01
Norwalk,l1av‘e returned home from a
visit with
' sister InI'F
“Fore Quarters Lamb. 8c 1b..
Hayes's.
Norwalk is
eating towns the state.
Iss genderson' s aunt sun
at
pne oi the greatest fish
it is said
that more fish are eaten here than in
any other town of its size, and some
larger, in Connecticut.
Rumor has it that Andrew Hender-
son. of Winnipauk. is to move
household attests to Vermont.
his
it Will
be with regret that his many friends
will see himgo
that place all his lite
.—~.
go, as he has lived in
~—I'rl1ne' Rib Roast.125{ and lie. 33
Main street.
The Trinity‘iiumhi'sr * heme of or.
James Church,
New’ York. on the
Rocks road, is nearing completion as
far as the carpenter work is concern
er. which is under the charge of Con-
tractor 1!
Mills. The location of
'the homeis in a very healthtul local-
ity. and accommodations are provided
for about one hundred children The
stay of each child who is brought to
the .home is
limited to one week, and
It Is aimed to make the visit of these
children instructive as well as health-
fill.
is about the midi!
The time oi opening of the home
is of June, and the
reason for It closes early in Septem-
ber., vigor-y Sunday the children are
some religious ham-Vic's. usp‘nlI’v
ink on
U that-#8101" Church.
flflllfllliiil iiilllilli
rasihmmss'
1 a"
You will Warblers
ore-Ices harnesses-m I
1
spam "semiannual.
.nwaaumorcu or...» seaweed
‘ l.
Willa?
tel" (111 attac oi the grip. '
JIacob Linxweller and family mov-
ed today. from Railroad avenue to
Chestnut street, South Norwaik.
" I-I-AIll kinds“ Fish.“ 38 Main St.
High street. have returned from a
‘visit in NevaYork and Brooklyn.
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G S. Vsnderwerken is In Hartford.
. today. attending a meeting or the inter- ‘
national Correspondence School.
Wow
~ v—Flat-and curl brim Alpines. O‘ Brien.
*9.”
Chester Behedlct is able to be at no
- duties in- the National Bank of Nor»
walk, other an attftck of the grip.
The Fnlrdeld County Savings Bank
received a new set at vault shelves
this morning. They are roller shelves.
' —White Cherrlea.10c can. F. D.L. it Co
Pork '.Rcast 9c; Leg of Lamb,
12%; Turkey/8.12% and ii; Chickens.
12%; Chopped‘fi' Beet. 10c.10 Water St.
John Silcoxf has sold his Interest In
the cafe Iu Railroad avenue. recently
gwned by Jacob Llnxweiler. to Frank
V80
m
. -—Lsgs Lamb. wide. 33' Main St.
Jacob M. Layton has received a very
no picture of the largest steamship
n the world the White Star liner
Oceanic
‘-.db&—eaI-L-—3—
-Dunlap style derby. O'Brien's.
the Tutant son-or Mr. and-
-.Mrs Josh Wa‘rga, of Whistleville.
tiled Wednesdn‘yMiiglit‘. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon from
.the house. Burial woe in Pine island
cemetery.
"a”...
~Capons. ducks. chickens.‘turkeys
- and small froslr-hams'at-Schsub‘a.
A horse driven-by Charleen. Brownw
of Brandi River.‘slipped and fell in
Main'street' one night this week ‘nnd in
his efforts to get up rolled over and
smashed the shaft Policeman Robert
N. Moi-choose. Thomas Maheney and
others caught the horse before any
l'urther damage was done.
——aoe Shad. admin 31.
The Central Labor Union held 11
business meeting in the iron Moulders’
Hall...Norwalk. last. night. The time
was taken up mostly in accepting the
diliersnt revised why laws The case of
Frank A. Honneoker will come up be
fore the but meeting. The nomina-
tion of officers will take place at the
last meeting in April.
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~Speciai display of Enamelware,
Cooking Utensils. etc" at low prices.
All kindsfdlghamrs of Candy. fresh
today. at S Smith A: Co.’ 3.
The Norwnlk University School De
bntlng Society met Wednesday after-
noon. The subiect that was debated
was. ’lhat It is for the best interests
to attend a. small college rather than
a large one. Cari Lowe arid H. Barrol'i
argued for the affirmative and Alex-
ander McLean and Monica Lockwood
for the negative. The negative side
won by a mailman-gin.
-
—-(.holce Turkeys. i215 and 10c it).
at Hayes’ 3.
Mrs. Emil Durbeck. who resides at
the corner of Chapel street and Harbor
avenue. celebrated her birthday sum-
vcreary, Wednesday. and in the eve
vning was much surprised at the incom-
ing of a large delegation from the
Daugnters‘o‘f Herman. of which she
is a member. A jolly evening was en-
Joyed by all. games and songs being
the chief features. A bountiful supper
was served and the sisters departed.
leaving behind a substantial token o.
the occasion.
~i-‘resh Shoulder, 10c. 33 Main St.
W. A White. for many years man-
aging editor oi the Ansonia Sentinel
will retire from that paper April 5.
having resigned to become editor of
the Ridgeilold Press. Mr. White is n
bright edi
experience-111‘ all lines (if newspaper
work, and will give Ridgefleld the best
nevispaper that town has ever had.
have a new press and a new dress of
type
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-I-IBIIIe Fish.12(-lb.; Weak Fish, [is
lb): Susana: 80 lb.; CIT-Hing. tie, at
Hay-en’s. _ ,
.‘ Iv. ".IgI "-
The members of the Lamont Club
are receiving pea .urging them ,to.
be present at the
Sunday:- Messrs. (Lil
J. Clark Yale. loos. Academic Depart
most. will address the club as young
yous: men. President Ferris
will be In as its on Sunday. and in or-
an to has colonel! touch with him.
it in wt be an object of discussion.
‘ rel of the members willps rt-lci
. in dr ture of this
NOI‘IWIIII
hart McCormick. ot- heal-don 5:
lil'sigrocery. is able to be out. at?
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Coleman, of I
mini writer. has had long I
Besides a new editor the Press It to , a
tin this comln ‘
Ilium and if . '
verbal
mulch! “story-nuance?“
. ANA-“i" ii}
With “Na!" ’ti‘lmI-
W,“ "as l i’
. ”IN
Children's or All . . , ‘i’ .
Wool licusn 1 _ 196 Blue and Red. with
,1: . Woman". i . I m ' Sailor solar.
. ~ m ‘
I . w‘ . . 'IAIOAIONI i ‘x
. . ., . . .3 Mode at OxioI‘ui
Men's to insurers, $36.9 \ ' Frieze wlth uh
I , ,, , ‘ star ”M'I’I
._ . .. m
I ‘I Fancy Mixed Can.
Men's 010 and 012
snares arid
Suite, $8 39 Cheviota.
DIIIIAILI '
Men’s 015 and $18 I Fancy Striped and
Suits. “[49 , “Checked Wounds.
. can-rams
The new $20 In - . II In Illnek. Oxiord
ian Overcoat. g 5'40“ ' - 1: and Drown Mix-
. .. ‘ - .- ad Cheviots.
AND , . ' ,. .fl:
., "'" . Special value in
020 Custom Made
. 3...... .,. . $20.00 "-0 mag-MI
u
FURNISHINGS
Comsiook Bros. so. turn I
‘ ‘ we’d-like to
Sell You Coal.
But selling you once
itv oi our coal shal
cuStom thereafter.
every ton wii Hygive you full value to warmth and
comfort—:anN
happiness.
-' -.Trv on tomorrow.
-' , tor us. ' '
Another
fpr Men, Youth and Children.
The Sale
:prIcsent‘I location.
Overcoat.
Harry Good
I?! Washlnlron Si
Good Clean
Why it is chequ
. easily explains
Our good clean
, ills impurities
Domf pay for do
BUY OATS THAT'S CI
1 am near-dust as for as thr‘;
letter-box or .Ihslephone.
i .
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J ACKSO
18 THE
. Fine. Photo
(1111- 1 Piflflhbtyps i 1’91-
comfort means health. and health
~ John H. Ferris,
i49 Washington Street. Soutlf Norwalk.‘
IN THE OLD STORE.
771: fixtures for the new store 11sec been delayed and we
surely cannot moo; until we receipt them. , ..
This 90939611 :1 longer period of greatly reduced prices in
CLOTHING
One Week Longer
Everything to co at less than cost while we remain in the
. ‘ This sudden cold snap makes you want an
Got one I It will surprise you the little amount
Of Money Willi“! to get a gatheléhing or any other stomac n tronmc.
”WI Risers most popular little pills. wher
.7 Food Particular.
1-1.0. Cntmesl.s- lic pk.g.
Cold Dust. ‘ . 15c pkg.
, 11 bars good Laundry Soap, an
is not the pomt. The qual-
l be such ssqto retain your
Our coal is reliable, and
We—want our goods to talk ,
, 17A. .
i It
Saturday
Continues
. walk. in his ad. today, quotes some
.1 concern Just organised
. dry goods at the Boston Store, Nor
’ tell you more about it
Mrs. Alva mums sustained a as
were fall Yesterday.
Mrs. Julla isolator. oi Main street
has recch ll‘om a weeks illness.
Web
~Fres; Full 250 dos. F D. L a ()0.
1 111g \WWM ..
Mrs. N S. Wheeler. ct Sauntuck, ls
annexing rum nervous prostrstion.
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Theezlgide oderh Woodmen of America
will in ttonlght in Knightii oi Pythlas
Miss Carri-e Bedieut‘, at Nora-elk, I
has arranged a position as slipnbgrapner
in New
E. C. IPInnIer. of Staitord Springs,
spent yesterday with A. P. Damon, of
Spring street.
M
Hun. Edwin D. Gilbert and wife. at
Ridgoileld arrived in Bermuda. last
night. on the steamer Pretoria.
The bass drum which was stolen
from Music Hall recently. has been re-
covered “through a Sentinel advertise
,ment.
Clarence Riordan and James H. Wil-
mett, on the depot force. successfully
passed the» railroad testsat Bridgeport.
yesterday. .1:-
. , w...”
if you have a room to aper or any-
thing td paint. that consu t J. W. Beac-
ty. 207 Bidet Washington street. itead
his ad today
~The Youmsn styleIdeIrby. O’Brien's
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Palmer were the
guest dimer. and M Ogg. of Siam
ford Sunday. and a'te'nded the new
M. P. Church luIthIt place.
Clarence B. Nowian will play the
violin at a recital to be given by Mr
and Mrs Edmund Severn. in Brooklyn,
Tuesday. Mrs Nowian will sing at it.
A Stull. 2i Cottage avenue. East Nor-
rock bottom prices on groceries. it
‘ will pay you to read it.
A. ll. Crosaiey, who is at the head
of the Nora-elk Brass Foundry. a new
is hustling.
placing the machinery in the factory
in Norwalk.
The alteration sale of new spring
walla is Attracting considerable atten
tion. .1 [Their ad. in today’s issue will
Willis H. Selleck, the clothler and
Iurnlsher in Wall street. Norwslk. tells
you in his ad. today how you can save
to,” oentu-bypurchasing a suit of
clothes at his store.
Rec: Nam M. Strayer. pastor of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
will entertain members oi the Jennings
Club at his residence on West avenue
this evening Members of the club
will IIfuruish the entertainment
EI'Corham, No 10 First avenue.
Eant Nor-walk. is ready to do any kind
of painting. paper hanging or decorat-
ing. He has an elegant line of wan
paper in shock. -His ad. in today's is
sue will tell you more about it.
in the case of Charlotte Temple vs.
Edward. Bush, the ‘argunient' of the
plaintiff's demurra- . ho a motion to
disclose. which was to have come up
in the Common Pleas Court. this morn-
ing. was continued one week.
in the ad. of the Public Market. 32
South Main street. today. the people
are asked If they buy meat. Everyone
in the Norwalks purchase more or less
meat, and it will pay you to look at
the prices quoted by the Public Market
in another column.
A Uiica. N. Y.. dispatch said last
night word had been received at the
home of Charlemange Tower. Unitdd.
States ambassador to Russia. that he
was to be transferred to the embdsly
___thls preparation cant help but do you
"'"good. The most sensitive stomachs
can take It C. C. Stillson.
The man who lives for himself alone
is apt to be neglected by the world at
large.
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Their promptness and their pleasant
effects makc Dertts Little Early
ever they are known. They. are sim-
ply perfect for liver and bowel troub
lcs. .. G. C.Stlilson. .
For People
who lire
1.,
i .
Creamery
24c lb.
100 lbr;
l-‘ancy "High Lawn"
Print Butter.
i’urc Lord.
Wushburn. Crosby Gold Medal ,
Flour. .i I 6011“,.
11.0 Principle; "j: '
3 lb. pug; ll. 0. Buckwheat. lie» so.
2 lb. pkg. H. O. Buckwheat. 9c pkg.
7\b$rsIIClo1I££I/Sgiillu I. 1.
"he ‘ '-‘?‘-"--
u be court 'hbday‘. There are tour do
AZ.
Porter, who desired to retire.
u.—
Si
p-
lr Fannie L. Vanderbilt will meet at the
uodlce of Attorney Levi Warner, in Nor
1: walk tomorrow morning at 10 o ’clock.
p'i‘he Dimmse t the meetin Is to hear
m’contested clam me against t e estate.
D
II Miss Maud Courtney. who has many
friends in South Norwalk. having
spent several summers at Rohon Point.
.will be one of the principal soloists at
wan entertainment to be given Sunday
night. In the Herald Square Theatre
(«New ork. under the auspices of the
Boys' ymphony Orchestra.
, —lf ydu wish on unto-date Tailor-
made Suit. leave your order with M.
S Smith I& Co.
1‘ Judge‘ Curtis in the civil court of
ommon Plane. Will hear thirty me-
on: at. the short calendar session or
urrers. a’ number of motto s to cite
n addition“ defendants in M h fore.
1 losure suits and a number. of fore
yzlosures. . ‘ -
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t in the sly ., side at the Superior
1 sort. thlqi“ morn 11;. the Lewis its»
"end as tats; n'n' antad a foreclosure
uI-i' a merit“): on the Ch'ai‘lés Lock-
t cod estate} sin" street. In the case
: H.141 Ch‘iehestei- vs. tne Nam Hemp
hire Fire insurance ce..1 lie 11 to
h mend the bszIniin's reply walr‘grsnt-
a «
m
‘ . There was whist at the Centi-sl Club
”not eyenlng. The hostesses wdre Mrs.
'l‘ProwItt and Miss lilmma lock-
c and. The lady's first prise was won
I1-y lilies Grace Adams. and the sdccnd
childless iirst prise by mum G.
lacs.
th timen's seeps
'lh‘i‘iu use 11 d
at Paris. succeeding Generat Horace‘
~—Fresh Eggs. 25c dos. F: D. L. &lCo. ’
The commissioners on the estate 01 I I
"l pfll’i by Miss Millie Wilcox; the
. i
CLOVER HILL BUTTER.
bit strange that people consent
to pay 32 to 35c for print But-
ter. when Clover Hill can be bad
at
No better butter at any price in
the city.
:1} -
Telephone
u -'
ou'n 22c BUTTER Interests and
satisfies a good patronage.
new svaup,
Mew MAPLE e‘uoas.
Try the "NEW WRINKLE," a de-
liclous confection
-- Small defects, if not corrected. grow
- dots big ones. TAKE CARE OF- ME
I l’i‘oper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is
just forty per cent on your investment. 1
These are not goods that were marktd up
to mark them down. but regular stock.
Many of the suits are medium weight.
for all the vear ’round wear. ‘
Town Made Spring Style Derbvs
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norweik.‘
.13) \-
it lsa
280.
100 can.
18: lb-
\
or any one having close work shoulu
have the eyes carefully examined.
EYES. Scientific examination tree.
what we guarantee.
0. B‘- JACKSON;
Credence Optician, ‘ j‘
INorWdlk.Ct.
‘FOR
Range and Furnace ?
If not. have a load and become our regul‘
1 customer.
NO .L‘IT‘I.’ .-.
Call 97-2.
SPECIAL.
EXTRA LARGE OPENED LONG cams
R J. CUTBILL 00
Washington a root,
REFINID BUCAR‘
cellent quality,a .
here at’ regulati‘ppi
Notice the NEW MA
Have you'used‘ our .
Hazleton and Croce C -
A!
.r,‘
All Makes.
Machines Bosch: soul and are", If“
in more 1111111111"
CANNQIN. SIREE? ERIDG
Agent fort/1e Underwood ypaim‘l
-m1-. ”can...“
Leach-is to have a due new hotel on reaching from that
the was.» estate of 450. acres. which "‘9 mirth?"
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sepsis in New ,
it it ,
It will be bun
meow hole
01129.2”;
is a magnificent new park with to mtg; omen”
many delighttul roads fur driving. The
new establishment will be named Ho
tel Aspinwsli. in honor or the former
owner or the estate.
during the summer and opened in Hip- .
ternher by a mcpmpsny 01911113111 loi-f all . , .
11 av- sw And new .
two tend
A little more ICORNIED :I I I
While “188“. .1 - - I
save. awoke, ready m: but “
we esliolt your trade.
LORENZO DIBBLE
The Student
The Bookkeeper, .
Typewritist. Copyist.
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Norwalk Chronicler