v
log. 72 North VMVaiVn street.
irhome from a trip to New York.
"5i Washington Street.
“ ‘ .. is All l39-5.
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d b the s t.
V has scrape v tract cartel-tines
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CTHIR' LOCAL“ NEWS ON PM}! 8.
Elmore D. Alvcrd has returned from
his trip to Europe.
6*...”
W. i). Philippis has moved from No.
56 to 38 Wilton avenue.
John Sllcox is once more llbatlonist
at Herman Qulther' s cafe.
—-— _M— m
—-3 lb. pkg. best Starch 12c. Jose
meom1‘R-”Kd‘.PWley‘h” returned
The Board ‘olSchodl Visitors will
meet in Judge Light’s office, next Tues-
day evening. .
.‘—.L—-——s.&__' ' '
Charles Chandler has. .‘been elected
captain 0%.”? indoor, bpsebnll team of
Company "" ‘“" " ~
——Calf’s lie or and, small. fresh hams
at SchaubV‘s prket . ..
Charles .Kcllosa. collector for. H.
Krleger and QoV.. is ill at his home
with the grip. "
Lincoln Council,» C. U. A. M.. will
confer the third 'degree on William
Flatt tomorrow night. .
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I... Ladies Aid Society, of St
Mary’s Church. expect to draw a silk
quilt in the near tuture.
The Sunday school of the South Nor
walk Methodist .Cllurcll will. practice-mm. .
its EasterprogrolnM tomorrow night.
Next rue {blight Will be Ladies
night at thd'i’. ‘M. C. A.. An entertain
ment and gymnVsngan exhibition will
be given.
. l. v .' W.~..”f i
VWilbur ’Loomd. Chestnut
street. Norwa it has given up his posi-
tion at the orw'Valk and Fairlield
Worsted Millii.‘ ’"
—~Roast Pork "Nd Pork‘ Chops. 10c.
lb.. at Ravens. 5.1: : .
J... l
The case of puny E. Ehinhester vs.
the New Ham s hire re‘ insurance
Company “11%",qu lp the Superior
Court to mom
Bookseller Williim P. Beers has re—
ceived a supply of school supplieswhich
have been trl‘lnsferrad to the Assessors '
room in the Town Hall.
There will be a game of indoor base
bail between the teams of Company F
and Company D on Friday evening
The admission will be free
The W. Ja‘
‘St Andrew's
kcr‘ s. New Yor
Church this live
A
"Freeman, rector of
emorial Church, You
will or sch in Grace
g~ at o 'cloclr:
—An evening of patriotic entertain~
meat given by the Choral Society. of
the sunshine Reformed Church. of
South Norwaik, at Cermania Hall.
Thursday, March ll. Music by the Hun—
garian Gypsy Band. Doors open at 7
p. in. Closings a. m. Admission 250.
Charles 8tanley. of Main street. who
has been ill at his home returned to
his duties. in the allies of the Hilbert
it ‘Benliett Comphny. of Georgetown.
yesterday.
The fine silver gray brick front walls
of the Hotel Ciliford are going up rap-
idly now. They present a fine appear
ance and glue some idea how the ho-
tol will look.
Companies D and F have accepted
the Invitation of the Rev. George D
Egbert to attend the Sunday evening
service. Members will assemble at the
Armory in uniform. wearing white
gloves at 8: so o'clock.
Them Jones liotchlliss
company mfiln-ETM Davenport to
recoveaa l for work done at her
home in "W then. which has occupied so
much of .tllgc of this term of the
Superior tirti is slow drawing to a
Jcioso. All witnesses tor the dc-
induction on the stand to«
Ithal Miss Daven-
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BMW 8‘: iiiJllEIl,
rill}: inflame:
a ham avatar; doamtk.
uwacmnovoh av. so. «owns
no...
You will find couplets
0.’!'ICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of~our stores. witnroom os-
psctaily fitted on for that purpose
spectacles sad eyeglasses fitted by the
V is progressing rapidly.
V after a several weeks“ illness.
. Catholic Club tournament. last even-
. and Miss Esther Cohen. of New York
. day on the stoimer Morro Castle for!
" under it is unsurpassed.-
m
~ Wall street and West avenue are be,
m
The Kitties arrtved in
W,” ‘ ,.
Cockcnoe Tribe I 0. R. M.
work the chiel's degree on Friday
night.
. ' $13er-
flurry uttering will move his call
hoatr from Norrialk to- East Norwslk
this week.
r... em T.Corn ll. of Btratford
preschools the Berkeley street chapel,
t evening. .
1 A regular Friday ni lit beaten ser
we willing held in at. esoph's church
tomorrow night.
. The work of the Shellield-ou- the
Sound Cumpnny at Chimlnous island
Harry Goodwin. the tailor. has mov-
ad from the Washington street bridge
to the Mabackemo block.
. Charles Caffrey has resumed his po
sition as conductor on the White Line,
-Bulkiey dc Wheeler offer special
bargains in tires
“bud—so
John Smith won the prize one in the
ing, by defeating D. F. Porneroy.
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Charles Pierce. of Danbury. has so
cured at position in New York and re-
signed his position in Voik's Hat shop.
Osceordixag la statement of Health
fli-cer Ahxlle 'the'ré is not a case or
gondtug‘ious"0 edisoease existing in Stain
or .
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Mrs. Julia Scolioid. of North Main
street. is entertaining her granddaugh-
zevhhilss Florence Waterbury. 9f Stain
o .‘ - ‘ " ' ' ,
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Mrs. Samuel '1‘. Raymond and son
Samuel. of Quiltard avenue, have re-
turned home from a visit with relatives
in New Canaan.
Mis Hattie Comstock, book keeper
for a Central Food Company, has
purchased a valuable dog from Mr.
Bates. of west Norwalk.
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Mrs C. A. Woodward, of Hotchklss
viii'e. a' sister of’W. A Clark of South
Norwalk who has been critically ill. is
reported to be re'cov‘priug.
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The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular weekly—-
meeting with Mrs. Joseph Richards.
Friday. at 3 o’clochVt, V'iiViV Chestnut street.
VLiVlcy F. Knapp. the grand danghter
of James Price or South Norwalk.
died in New Yor’k city, yesterday.
The body was brought to South Nor-
walk this morning, .
The Doorkeep‘ers‘ Circle. King‘s
Daughters. ~ of the: ~Norwalk Congreg.
ational Church. have decided to hold a
recital in Lockwoou 6 Hall on the even-
ing of April 10. Hits Marion Short will
appear“
Nathan Addison. of South Norwalk,
will be married in New York Sunday
They will later come to South Norwalk
and reside in the Ely block in North
Main street.
ModestoFernandez and Christian
Swarts have purchased tickets from
Jacob M. Layton and will .sail Satur-
Havnua. in the interest of their respec-
tive tobacco factories. -
The. members .of Colfax Encnmp
mom. i. 0. 0. F.. will go to Norwalk
tonight to witness Kabaosa Encamp-
ment confer the third degree on sev
eral cundidates. The grand officers of
the state will also be present and a
supper will be served.
"Roast lork, and Pork Chops. 10c
lb.. at Hayes’s
Lincoln Council, No. i, will work the
third dtgree on Friday evening. alter
which the marsh rs will indulge in an-
other "feed." ther business of in-
terest to every member will come be-
fore the Council, and it is hoped that
all bands will be "on deck."
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The dance of the Casino Clllb at
llockwood's flail. tonight promises in
be a very pleasant affair. The young
ladies of the Century Club and Prof;
Ncwrll's Bridgeport dancing class have
been invited to attend. The dance
will be strictly informal. ‘
‘Charles Brown, the old s'o‘ldicr who
was arrested melody night for drunk.
enneus. showed up again this morning
for trial. thoro.was no judge in
to‘wn to try it case.‘ The accused can
now cairn his bond. band by law
thd‘a used dinst be til in forty-
eight hours
Mun-nu..-
Raymond mothers are furnishing
the liartfcrd mick Company and the
lionsstonlc Lime Company with (lien
wood Coal for brick and lime burning.
for these purposes. ‘ As a steam pro
”
An interesting program will be car-
vied out at the South Norwallt eon
g'rsgationai Church. this evening.
This will be the second program in the
series ”the. Mann of the Klnudom.“
The especial topic is the Philippines
Charles diverts will give a glance at
their history: in. rm will talk of
the natives religion and the introduc-
flea of Christianity. Miss Halon rar-
swam
“QCCMW
walk this morning in their special Car. ._
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‘ this new store. and while you are inspecting. ask” to see the trou-
The. intense «heat generated by this .
. coal makes it particularly economical
All wool
“"5 My?“ ‘ ‘ lied and ,Rcyal‘ ..
mun. 1V Blue. .V .
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. Mont-Vac all “99% "I '9 milk mi Iii...
Dunstan. V. 5 ~45. . ‘ with :molh- V.
.3 If In. Initialization £57, ’ “n.4,;
"mil”l'b" A" . in s a s lth
cc cuss us an s . w
.. Walsh. , ’ 7,90 V sailor Collar.
.. ‘.‘Vr‘, 2' ,. pig»; 'n l (I. .
... L ”Home ~ .
M ' as" I". "A $3 (59 M1"? "n33?"
V onsvfl soars. . I, a vegan/V .
,. .. __ V V Vatcr Collar.
’ ‘“ " . lN ' -".‘.
mm Old and ".12 Ms _ -' .flsncy, Milled Oasa
chords and
PU"“"’I" $8 39 ‘ 1b.... Chevlcts.
DESIRAILI ‘
Man's 515 and .18 _ Fancy Stri ad and
Suits”... V s" 4'9 Checked well-stools.
CLOTHING
The new 320 mg- — In Black. Oxford
in Overcoat, “4.00 “1:362:39??-
AND
'25 c atom Mada Special value in
uQuits, VJV ‘ $2000 the gagging
P’URN'BHINOS 4 ,
lolvtllV Comsfook BIOS. lo. larval!
We Sell. Everything ’"’ '"
That‘s Good in Cool.
Our assortment is large and complete. It' is not limited to
the product of one company alone. but includes varieties
suited to every condition of draft, and to any style of range
or heater. You can see the advantage—we aim to satisfy
every purchaser.
Pea Coal. (or “No. 2 Nut”) $4.50 per ton.
For Open grates there‘s Carmel Coal or Hickory Wood in
lengths to suit.
" Telephone us- tomorrow—we’ll do the rest
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VVjoHN H. FERRIS,
f'vWaohlngton St. Bridge.
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A Sam
XtMaroh 16:11,
We shall bé lll' our new ‘sto’re.’ in the Mahackemo Hotel Block. (The
store formerly occupied by Krieger & Co.)..
You are cordially invited to visit and inspect "what we consider
one of the most satisfactory stock of
Mon’ 5, Boys’ and Children’ s
ClOthing and
”’mfiéfi' A" "
Furnishings.
Evenly Vg‘arment purchased here will be preslfld weekly free of
charge Nit“. x ‘ii.’.‘
Remember we want you to come ahd look—{3c will not be ex-
pected that. you purchase, except at your own free will. ,
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT will be a prominent part of
i‘i.‘
:Hsll ‘~
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,..‘ll‘.‘.
I’V.‘<'llV
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serhngs e are making up at $3. 50 per pair.
Harry Goodwin,
Tho Tailor. "
a» “Wham
M
Good Clean Oats.
ft is cheaper to [my good clean cats is
easily explained...
Our M clean oats are all oat}. fire from
thelmporfti'es found in most oats.
Don' MAIN for dirt. «hot andfowlgn seeds,
" BUY ORTC‘THAT’S CLEAN.
l "sin hear—Lins't’as far as the nearest
i iottsrbox or telephones
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- Manual 1'. Halo!!-
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Does He Make Portraits?
Is His Work Permanent? . .
Is Re Artistic?
While thinking on the above. can at
m lwas «as: a statuses rim oaaaim of rm” not always
~ emf" ' and
- a period of mourning for thirty days.
. office of president he displayed extra
\ has been lll with the grip. is able to
' ll to inexperienced bouglorii'or boys.
. Tabla degree omll‘riday night on four
= candldatcsum‘Pslssuac . Castle from
ml:
who IS YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER?
Jackson’ a Studio ' "
learning" lll of. Guild "Botanic
of Ir. Harrison's ilsst‘ll.
lit InII illE ii alums
President McKinley and his Cabinsnt
Will Attend 'tlis Funeral—Presi-
dent law‘s". Proclamaiion and
Tslmhs Sympathy.
WASlllNg March llehe na-
ti Quill canltgil s. in mourning today for
oi Presiden arrisou. Flags are at
half- must. not only upon all the public
buildings. it t 8‘20"" the hotels, stores
many; be private tidaldences.
e an oils inhibits the dreams
opublic hu‘i dings in black as was the
custom formerly upon the death of an
ex- piesiliellt.V,V President McKinley. who
was dee Madden bit I'tho' death of
General air oh directed that the
doors of the executive mansion be clos-
ed to visitors and denied himself to
caliels except those on business of ur-
gent importance. immediately upon
receipt 0! the news last night be de-
cided to attend the funeral and he and
Secretary Cortelyou will leave Wash-
ington tonight. Mrs. McKinley prob-
ably will accompany hlm as far as Can-
ton. where he may stop over one day.
At 10:30 this morning President Mc-
Kinley issued a proclamation formally
notifying the people of the country of
the death .of their former chief magis-
trate and directing theobservance of
in pursuance of this proclamation the
flags on every public building in the
United States, at eyely almy post in
the Unit States. Cuba. Porto Rico.
if on purchase one of our Sl5 HIGH
SUITS OR OVEVRCOATS at $9 it
just forty per cent on your investment
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. Thése are not goods that were marked up in "
. to mark them down. but regular stock 'alV'idas
as any of our competitors had at the filth],
" Many. of the suits are medium Weight ‘
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for all the year ’round wear , . .I
Spemal sale of 50c quality Neckwcar .
Some great bargains in BOys’ School Sufi-""1
Hawaii Mullins mummies and on ev
ery .american warship
quarterr'ofithe globe? Valli fly at half
must for thirty days
The proclamation ped by Presi
dent McKinley is as to owe:
By the he ident of the United States.
In, Proclammiou. '
Execufa‘e Mansion, "Wash” Mar. :4.
'To the people of th United States:
Benjamin Harrison. pl .sident of the
United States from loss to 1893. died
yesterday at 4:45 p. m.. at his home in
lndiallapoiis. in his death the country
has been deprived of one of its great
est r:iiisens. A brilliant soldier in his
young manhood. he gained fame and
rapid advancement by his energy and
valor. As a lawyer he rose to be a
leader of the bar. in the Senate he at
once took and retained high rank as all
orator and legislator; and in the high
ordlu its as a V inlstrator and
states grin on and in private
life his Mina shilil example for his
countlymen.
“in testimony of the respect in
which his memory fix-held by the gov-
elnm=ut and people of the United
Stat N? bomb that the flags
on the "‘"ert rtive gum and the sev-
eral dcpur tal ’hpilggn s be display-
ed at hal' ‘lo a shod of thirty
days: and that suitable military and
naval honors. under dthe elders of the
secretary of your danf the navy. be
rendered on’ the d illthe funeral
Don‘s it! the city‘v’nil Washington“ this
fourteent gay of arch, in the year
of Our i r one t ousand nine nun
tired and one and at independence
of the United States f America the
one hundred and tuna”. oilfth.
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"WILLIAM M‘KINDEY.
"By the president—John Hay. Sec-
retary of State.“
INDIANAPOLIS. March li—«A mes
sage from President and Mrs. McKin-
ley reached the home of the late presi-
dent. Benjamin Harrison.
Delaware street. today. it was as fol-
lows:
"Executive Mansion,
"Washington. March 13.
"Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. lndianapolis
lnri.: ,_ ,. .
“in t’hebfleath of General
exemplar citizen The. people of the
nation in urn with yoh You have the
heartfelt sympathy of Mrs. McKinley
and myself in this hour of overwhelm-
ing sorrow in your home.
. "Wll‘ LlAVM. M KINVLELV ”
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS;
Miss Frunoea A Selleck died this
morning at .her residence in Darlen. '
~ ——Wall paper. 2%c per roll at J. T
Prowitt's. Nor-walk.
Benjamin Bechtel. the barber..who
be , at work again.
Miss Gertrude Hewitt. of Bridgeport
is the guest of her hister. Mrs. 8. it.
Hamilton, No. gcplay street. South
Norwalk. . ,
" ‘A party or about fifteen young coli-
iea from Bridgeport visited the danc-
nr class of Professor Nowell in aouth
Norwalk. Inst! night. All enjoyable time
wisp spent
wlisve your bicycle repaired by
Holiday A Wheeler. who will give the
work personal attention and not trust
.‘ Pioneer Castle will work the Round
South Norwalln will .be present All
. Sir Knishtsmrs invited. .
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aflovernor McLean and staff and Gen-
eral Frost and staff reviewed the mill.
tary exercises of ti First Regiment
in Hartford. last nlg t The Hartford
Courant characterises the alfair as the
best and most realich ever given in
e city. .
The rehearsal of Charles E. Millers
class. held at the home of N. E. Peck
No. 53 Main meet, last evening. was
- Ir Med by is from Nor-
k immtphi . The even-
was I'Vln‘st to also!“ woo
«an. JACKSOL W mommies.
In whatever _
in North ,
Harrison
the country has lost a“ distingulsnfio
statesman. a deleted patriot and an ;
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OHl FRESH EGGSlFRESH EGGS! wha‘tV VfiiieV fresh Veg
home made are. dozen.
DUCK EGGS, fine and fresh 25c. dozen. ' ‘ " ‘”
BUTTER-Had a bit of trouble last week, not quite up
point All right now “ ,.
Fresh Butter, (Connecticut Creamery.) taste and you ’re‘"s_,ti "to
buy 25:. lb.
Elgin Butter—a surprise to many in quality, and. lb
Clover Hill Prints, 28c. —the highest quality in modern bullet"
making. Why pay more? Makes friends everyWher‘c. .f '
DO YOU USE MACKEREL? Just let me show you somgglng
fiilc lll this line. White. fat new. Good to look at. V
xocV.V each, straight “ No more at 3 for 25c. . . ' . .V
.-.~ Soliciting your orders. ' "
cat.
The Student _ ‘
The Bookkee erV
Tvpewntlsi opvlsf .- ..
or any one having close work shoulu
hey the eyes carefully examined
Sthl tilef‘ects. if not corrected. grow
mm b'lg ones. TAKE CARE OF lHE .
EYES. Scientific examination free. -
meet Glasses. Properly Adjusted is ~
we guarantee
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct.
-FQR 211‘ .
Range and Fin-mice ‘2
if not have a. label and bedtime Olllirl'figulli‘ ‘
, . mcusiomer.
VNO parrot '
..,.VI;.
no prior
v
{‘qu BRIDGE Faust Kt
responses“ 97 2. , ‘ "*3 Fr'oe lV’oli
FRIDAY AND sAr’p’itp'Av srscmpsi‘
8c. lb. Flat Fish,
16c. lb. Large Smelt.
Long Clams, '.3oc qt. "1
Fresh arrival Delaware Shad, Blue Fish. Salmon. Sillglt.“
coca. Shad, Herrin. Crashers. etc.. etc
LONG LAMS AND ESCALLOP '
SEE OUR STOCK AND COMPARE, P
R. J. CUTBILLI.
Washington street. .. hi H V .
mm...
1'-
b. ..
Weak ”Fish
Pickercl.
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The New Century has naturally produced many 1
and changes ill the Art of Clothes Making, grid we “git
icaiiy, tailoring has we'll nigh reached the highest pulping} u
lion. " ‘ *
As for Woolens. there never was such a grand. milk} to
from. in fact it would be difficult for the mind to '
turc. twill. weave or combination of coiorings, that-c
in this season' 3 sample outfit, and at prices that m the
suit of imliiciiac purchase for cash and reasonable cum ".
ducting what we rightly claim to be one of the lei-mot
High Class Tailoring Eatsblishmsnta in America. ..
Norwalk Chronicler