airbag, Fresh daily. or amnion sins. ENNlE NENS NNEES. Wag—flush— N OTHER LOCAL NEWJI 0N PAGE 3. u—u—v—p—I Edward Hh' of Norwaik. has been the guest Martin Lawlor. of Bethel. - ' ——F‘resh eggs, 15 for 25c. F. D. L. dz 00 Mail Carrier Francis Day, of South Norwalk, is confined to his home. by rheumatism. w—Legs Lamb. 1255c. 33 Main street. I Deacon Bogsrdus had charge of the services In the South Norwalk Baptist Church, last evening. "Legs Lamb. 1255.0” at Hayes’s. . Miss Lizzie Switzer, an employee-of the Lounsbury & Matthewson shoe fac- tory, to ill of pneumonia. #3 lb.kag best Starch 12c. loft. 72_,Nor.th. Main street. Jose- Miss Bella linden, .1th has been sick . with diphtheria. at her home in River street. is able to be around the house. . I—nsoy. I.” ——WaII paper. two per roll at J. T. Prowitths Norwaik, The ladiesitaiiom. M. Kravoitz & S. Fox. at 47 North? Main street. make a specialty of custom made ladies‘ suits W —Upbolsterles. Curtain Draperies Silkolenes and Jan Cloths. Sofa Pillows plain and covered. M. S. Smith & @. Company D will hold an examina- tion for. .prowot—ion to corporal and ser- 2gazants, on _ednesday evening. March W ~Never in your life have you seen goods actually thrown away as at the auction sale of Hank; stuck. Mrs. Albert Acker. of White Plains. attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma ’I‘rowbridge in South Norwalk. yester» ’dh y ‘ . . —~Cali's liver and small fresh hams at Schauh‘s Market. Charles Brown, the old soldier from the Noroton Home, who was arrested for drunkenness, forfeited a cash bond 01' $8. Chicken thieves stoic three chickens . from the honorary of Mrs Michael Sheedy. of Winnipauk. one night last week. ~ ~~Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien’s. The funeral of Jackson Gray was held yesterday afternoon. Many Odd Fel~ lows attended. The burial was in New Canaan. . George l. Buxtifn and wife spent yes- terday in Hartford. and were escorted around the capital by Lieutenant Gov- ernor Keeler. ——Roast rork and Pork Chops, 10c. 1b.. at Hayes's. There are many different kinds of ' meat and fowl to choose from at the Public Market, 32. South Main street. Veal is Just In season . -.-1--—--- Rev C C. Luther, it Is expected will preach in the South Norwaik Baptist Church. on Sunday, at both morning and evening services. “1'1”. ~Bananas. 10c. and The. Lawton & Co. doz. F. D Rev. W. H. Hubbard. of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. has gone to Southern. Hines. f r his health, by the adviss'lofjhis nlI clan. Mrs. and Mrs. Alexander Troup and daughter. Grace. were in South Nor- walk. yesterdays. to attend the funeral of Mr. "Troups sister. Mrs. Emma bridge. .43;— .- ~Lamb Force. Site. 33 Main street. Miss Vivian Sodorstrom. of Buyvlew avenue. attended the reception given by them ill b. In the ball room ‘ of the Co’uron'lfiglh hangs. Bridgeport. last iilllil. '; , BNLENNHN & LINDEN fun: Inwatsss. . 3 MAIN eraser” seawam. In wasumorou si‘. so. NORWALK You will had complete ORTICAL DEPARTMENTS at both or our stores. with room ss- peciollr fitted up for that purpose. Spectacles snd eyeglasses fitted by the most improved methods and satisfac- , tlon guaranteed. If you are having ‘ trouble was your dyes. if your glasses dot Mann you. you its noblest to mom. Woodhull» competent opticish. coil sail soc ills or season on... partitions and fixtures or . I ..’, «homey w: crusty. or Or. am by. of Washington str J—rreau uses. 15 for 26c. r n L. a co Mach-m Miss Bessie Keeier. of Wilton. has returned home from a visit with Miss Maude Rosier. of Grand street. 'w-Watch the watches In L. Jackson s Jewairy store window. . Miss Nellie Boutwell. of Amount, hiis returned home from a visit with Dr. C. F. Boutwell. of Crescent 'i‘er- race. ~— The New York Grocery Company. in a change of advertisement today. of- fers some staples at enticing prices Read their announcement. urns- »The Duke of York style. O'Brien's. The election of officers of the inter- national Correspondence School Assoc- Iation Club did not take place last ‘night. because of the small attendance. The election has been postponed to next Thursday night. when it is hoped that all members will be present. —-Good dinner always served at the imperial. The Model Grocery has some new Porto'Rlco molasses. just in. A rich creamy cheese has just been cut. and if you will call at the store. you will learn something concerning something new in teas. -—Speclai prices on Clothes Wring- ers. Boilers. Pins. Mops and Handles. Floor Brooms. 25c upward. M. S. Smith & Co. Company D will drill tonight. After the drill there will be a friendly game of indoor baseball between the teams of Company D and F. The public are cordially Invited to be present. The admission is free. ~—10 lb. pail Lard, 900. Hayes's. 6 The. fire loss of Harvey Ackert. of Rowayton. was satisfactorily adjusted. yesterday afternoon. through the real estate agency of Jacob M. Layton. and the money has been paid over to Mr. Askert. —-A few more Fine $2.50 Alarm Clocks. closing out at $1.25; 980. clocks 65: hair insoles. 3 pair for 25s., eye glasses. 18c: nice umbrellas. 39c. up at T. J. Magner‘s. Cal. Hams, 8%c. lb.; best butter. 23c; White Rose Flour, 550. bag. $4.40..be. P. J. Lynch 00;. us Washington street. The Rev. H B. Manson. poster of the Norwalk Methodist Church. has al ranged a series of talks for the' young people on Sunday evenings. during the month of March. The choir will be assisted by Miss Agnes Littleiohn dur Ing these talks. -—-Lobsters. little neck and roast clams and oysters at the imperial Cato, The South Brooklyn sewer. where Raymond Brothers have the contract for furnishlng 15,000,000 brick and so.- 000 barrels of cement. is sixty~fivc feet under ground, and it so large that a cart load of hay could be driven through it. . —Last two days‘of Hoyt’s auction sale. Don't fall to attend. if you want grand bargains. St. John’s Lodge. F. and A. M.. con ferred the master Masons’ degree upon one candidate last night. after which all sat down to a bountious collation. There were guests present from Bridgeport New York. New Canaan and other places ~Special for Saturday—Ben Sons. assorted flavors. 28c Ib. DeKIyn'a. 2‘1 Main street. Norwalk. A bad mistake was made In the Bridge Market advertisement. yostcr day. giving the price of pickerei at 16c instead of 10c. The mistake must have been so palpable that the reader unquestionably put the mistake where it belongedo—on the printer. w -—lloast Pork and Pork Chops. 10c. Ib.. at Hayes's. I»... .l. Emory Stevens is In New York to~ day. In the interest of Comstock Broth- ers. South Norwalk. Mr. Sichns will meet the Norwalk members of the Roy- al Arcanum, who are going to Brook- lyn to witness the installation of a thousand candidates. at the Fifth ave- nue hotel. this evening. where supper will he served. and go from here to Brooklyn Vice-President Roosevelt is one of the applicants for membership. ~ 'uwuuo cherries. 100 can. sin I.. sea t‘... Reporter Whiter Aiken. of the Hour. ’ilgured in. the in Music Hall. im night. shortly after the basket ball games. The crowd did not leave the hall immediately after the game. and William Anderson an- nounced that Harry Bartlett. the oya ' clone tenor. world sing a selection. IIII wont well untl Bartlett took his pos~ tion on the stage. Then immediate ‘y from every quarter of the stone a down- pour of old shoes. bmoms'snd every landed on Bartlett. He singled out one young man named Chris Fey. as the chief offender. and started after him ohasin Lhi}? off the stage and across the bill are he caught my and lust ass lively Ight, loomed Into view. Mr lien. who hsppsnsd to be near. gent- ' film his fifth hmuiid Bartlett. and ‘ . 51-12:?” from the other, young NI was so intent upon poin- ... -... .4 out": was, mrsmr lbs ms to. .. . . “its! no Saturday. nuns left vector. day for a visit in Nova outta. - role of a peace maker , other thmwithis article on the stage. ‘ Boys’ .1 All Wool " 8.0:! and Reyll sweaters. . ‘ _ . Bios. . . Black and Blue Mangfi‘fiLVlOOL ‘ 5" 69 'r. . with Red "lab I ' " ‘ mine-w- . I. .:I. SON! FIDI .- childrs'ri‘s If Alli‘ .- . n 'I i s ‘ 'l “ :“Olu0 and tion.,with wow-Iggy? 1; 79 Q Bailor Collar. enuresis: ' . . HIM??? oii 31:0” M ' Roofers . rue wit I- ." '5 ' $369 t , ster Collar. m, I‘ , * Fancy Mixed Cass Men's 810 and 012 s ro _ and Suits. $8 39 - i "Chezlots. “ DESIRABLE ' 16 d 18 - Fancy Striped and M”. gum? ‘ s" 49 Checked Worstsds. . cLoro-Imo in Black Oxford The new $20 ng- I _ and Brown Mix- "" °v°r°°"' 3'4 00 ed Cheviots. AND ii Special value In 325 Custom Made . the new Oprin Suits. $20.00 Effects. ll FURNISHINGS , r , I l lonItII. Comstaok Bras. so. lioraali. I We Sell Everything That’s Good in Coal. the product of one company alone, but suited to every condition of draft, and to or heater. every purchaser. lengths to suit. WOWOOWMW Our assortment is idrge and complete. It is not limited to includes varieties any style of range You can see the advantage—we aim to satisfy Pea Coal, (or “No. 2 Nut”) $4.50 per ton. For open grates there's Cannei Coal or IHickory Wood in Telephone us tomtlrrow~we'li do themst. JOHN H. FERRIS, Washington St. Bridge. zomwumuummuw March 1611;, \ store formerly occupied by Krieger & Co._). one of the most satisfactory stock of charge. pectcd that serings we are making up at $3.59 per pair. The Tailor. Good Clean Oats. easily explained. any oars THAT’S CLEAN. i am near—Justus far as the nearest . letter-box or telephone. Is His Work Permanent? III He Artistic? While thinkinan the above. call at and TOMVON'. All trolleys pass tbs door. Next Saturday, We shall be in our new store. in the Mahackemo Hotel-Block. (The You are cordially invited to visit and inspect what we consider Mon’ 3, Boys’ and Cfllldron’s Clothing an lid F urmshmgs. Everey garment purchased here will be pressed weekly free of Remember we want you to come and look—it will not be ex- ou purchase, except at your own free will. OUR CCNSTOPM DEPARTMENT will be a prominent part of this new store. and while you are inspecting. ask to see the trou- Harry Goodwin, ll Why it is cheaper to buy good clean oats is Our good clean oats are all oats, free from the impurities found in most oats. Don't pay for dirt. dust and foreign seeds. . .. . . Manuel '1'. Watch. WW WliQ is YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER? Does He Make Portraits? Jackson’s Studio and let us make a PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPH of yourself—they inst slwsys E. M. JACKSON. PHOTOGRAPHER. as Wan Itrui. Norwsik. m . . s‘ I dard 1mm. Butte. says: 11 p or. of this city have made Bill) in the details of an attempt to lackmail Charles W Clark, son of Senator W. A. Clark out of $5,600. aMr. Clark, a few days ago. received a letter di- recting him to send the money in small bills to “Wyosc,” Butte post office T he blackmailer added sig- uificnutly that he was a dead shot. The IctteI was turned over to the peat ofiice authorities. The general delivery window was watched for several days. and flu- ally a small boy called for a pack— age addressed to “Wyose’ He was arrested and questioned He said a masked man had iveu him [WCllQulth‘ cents to cal IEOI' the package llc proved his inno- cence of cmuplicity. The origin- ator of the plot IS still at large. I -—-——..- ANOTHER TRAMP HELD. St)l.‘”l‘lil.\'(3'lON, March 15- A man who is thought to answer the description of the tramp who assaulted Loretta Ditcrs. :1 Col— linsville Sillool girl, last week. has been arrtsicd here. on suspicion. and is held awaiting the arrival of an oliicer, who may identifyl him. lhe prisoner says he has been IIItIiIIg ice this winter. near New Britain. and that he has not been near Collinsville III the last six months. He has not been told SUITS OR OVERCOATS at 59 It Ida? just forty per cent on your investment. These are net goods that were marked up i to mark them down. but regular stock. and Many of the SUIiS are medium weight and ' for all the year ’.round wear. ‘ Town Made Spring Style Derbvs Si. 50 and SpeCIai sale of 50c quality Neckwear at 25c ' ‘ A 00 h B a. as e 5 U1 s-I- '1 O (O CO 2 G H i ‘51.: 3.- why be Is litltl. WOODBURY WOMAN DIES. \\'(l()l)lil.'RY. March 15—- Mrs. Jeanette l3. Sherman died to- (In). aged cighlv-threc. after a lung sitkuess. She was the widow of the late lewis Sherman. form- erly one of the most prominent men of the town. and is survived by a daughter. the “lie of judge Arthm ll. \\ arIIcI. lllt‘ iuneral will take place next Monday. Rm. _lolm Brien of Long island. offici— aiing WOODBURY MILL RAZED. \\ Dill)“ E Rl. \larch I5~The demolition of an old mill building. which has begun imla). rquvae the last testigc (If what was fmty tears ago the leading Industr) of this settinn. the IIIaIIIIIacture of paper from rye stIau llmus» _amls of ions of this paper were pioduccd lIcrc. “—— POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. Chester DeVonde. Chester ileVonde and company are this afternoon playing. at iioyt's sea- tre. The Christian of Hawk‘s Roost. Tonight. the Ten Ton Door. At to~ moriow s matinee the bill is Robinson Crusoe and In the Evening Sins and Simvners. ~ THE KILTIES. Canada‘s crack military bend of the. Forty- eighth Highlanders. gave a line concert. at Hoyts Theatre. yesterday afternoon to a large audience. 'Ihe selections rendered were of a high der. and finely executed eliciting the strongest manifestations of approval and calling for an encore for every number This entertainment is varied by fine dancing. and vocal novelties that make It of peculiar Interest. Ev oryhody was highly pleased with The Kilties. «Watches. clocks. jewelry and nog- ers' silverware at your own price. at the auction sale of Hoyt's stock. GENERAL HARRISON EULOGilED. public schools today the first quarter of an hour was devoted to suitable talks by the teachers on the life and public services of General Harrison in many of the schools the address that General Harrison made to the school children of Terre‘ Haute. when they visited the state house February :5 was ‘reuu. Flags on the schools as onI as on all other public buildings will be at half mast until after the funeral. . RUN ON NchLE BANK. NATICK. Mass. March Iii-«A run on the Nutick F‘ve Cents Savings Bank is in progress. large numbers of deposit ms fro Nutick. Fruminghum and Bax- onvillc having drawn out their money The .run was precipitated by a rumor concerning the solvency of the mouth. tion. which has assets of 12.188.688 and is regarded as one of the strongest banks in New England. 4...... PATENT OOMMIOSIONER REBIONB. WASHINGTON. March Ill—“'lllti commissioner of patents. Charles II. Duell. today tendered to the president his resignation to take effect upon the appointment and qualification of his Zsuceespor. There are several candI dates III the field for the once and it is thought that before the end of the present month a new commissioner will be appointed. was "—u—u—— BRITISH AND RUBOIANG DIaPUTE. TIliiN TSIN. March lip—The Brit lab and Russians are disputing own the limits of raiWey property in the Russian concession. and the guards of the trio nations are in close pro- ximla to each other the Ilritish havo been strongly reinforced. and trouble EN imminent unless the Russians re- re. " M COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED. CAPE TOWN. March iii-Tho Boers having cut the wires. telegraphic com- munication between the eastern prov: laces and Natal is Interrupted O Some men are like a cat that has enough enthusiasm to run up a true. but not snmsh cooi~hssdod bravery to INDIANAPOLIS. March lb—In [he ‘ NEW PORTO RICO MOLASSES—Something fine. just arrived. new cro a clean. clear. bright flavor. No "black strap" this, baton contrary. of good color and body. High test—absolutely I_ If you wish nice crockery use our New Porto. Rico Moi so SOMETHING NEW IN TEAS—Those who are not drinking the "K 0' I had better begin at once They are the admiration of tea ers. who praise their oelIcious flavor and great strength. . plea to prospective buyers. 60c lb.;. 15p qua OLIVEs—~Some small bottles of large Olives at Stuffed Olives are fine, : —, The Student, The Bookkeeper, Tvpewritist. Convist ‘or any one haying close work should have the eyes carefully examined Small defects. if not. corrected. grow into big ones. TAKE CARE OF 'I HIE EYES. Scientific examination free. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted. is what we guarantee. 0. B. JACKSON, Grndu-tc Optician, 58 Wall “Sh. Norwalk.Ct. . if not, have a load and become our regula customer. NO can". Telephone Call 97-2. SATURDAY SPECIALS: 6 lbs. 25c. Pickerel. 8c. lb. Flat Fish, Smelt. Weak Fish, coes. Shad. Herrin. Croakers. etc. etc. LONG LAMS AND ESCALLOPS. ' SEE OUR STOCK AND COMPARE PRICES. ' R. J. CUTBILL 00.7 Washington street, Next to J. H. name’s Coal o I' The New Century has naturally produced many lliiproidi and changes In the Art of Clothes Msking.aud wahsimvc lcslly. tailoring has. well nigh reached the highest pinnacleof tion. .'."I'l ‘1 As for Woolens. there never was such a grand vhjety fronI.1u fact it would be difficult for the mind to cofitflvbt l ture. twill, weave or cmubiuation of colorings, thatmnnot in this season's sample outfit. and at' pricbs that are" ’Nfbc suit of immense purchase for cash and reasonable. economy in. ducting what we rightly claim to be one of tho l'si‘g’gdt w . High Class Tailoring Establishments Ill America. s: w. A. BENEDIdN. get down. .7. Boom 1. ”6.8.9919, .Buildim.:l‘lorwtlk
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