pliant-139.5.
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We make our
own candies.
That’s who we
know its lune.
absolutelu so.
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The Newark Wine and Liquor llouae
in Norwalk. keeps an elegant line of
liquors on hand.
The degree team of Butler Lodge, l.
0. O. F., rehearsed last evening. Work
will be done this evening.
The. cut price sale at Houston's. in
Bridgeport. goes merrily on. lie payr.
car fare on a $5 purchase.
wSunday Dinner,
75c.
Tile Cllil’ortl.,l l
The eighth mill end sale at How
land‘s goea merrily 011 and the bar-
gains are not exhausted In the least.
The. Sparta. Whelpley & Clark 11 own
brand live-cent cigar, is becoming very
popular among smokers. S1211 the 1111
South Norwalk Conclave. No. 415
independent Order of neptnsophs. wilI
install their newly elected officers this
evening.
()lnen has cut the life out of tin
price of shoes. See the lid. in today‘:
inane. It will appeal to your bettc1
judgmcnt.
~Sunday Dinner, The Clifford. I43
751‘,
There will be. a meeting of the Nor
walk Lodge of Elke this evening in the
hall iii South Main street. Harry
I’epper will he initiated.
The Haymakers' Band of Uncas
l-Iaylot‘t. will go to Norwnlk this even
111.9; and will play a few selections at
the lied Men's Ball in lAlt'liwoml's
llall.
There' will lie no spe1ial service in
the South ..oi'1\'nlk Methodist Church
this evening. ltcv. W. W, '1‘. Duncan
will preach in the llarieii l\lcthodi.~1l
t‘l1111‘cli.
Mrs. liliy, of Stuart avenue. in tin
leader at the meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Association. in the. South
Norwalk ilautist ..hl1rch this after
noon, which began at 3 o'clock.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Flewellaii. of
14 Main street, Norwaiit, are the hop
py parents of a baby liwoy. Mothel
and child are doing nicely and Mr.
ll‘lewcllan is passing the Havana.
Ill‘()I"i(l.
There. was an evangelistic prayer
and an address by Rev. W. W. 'l‘. liu't
can In the South Norwalk Methodist
Church, last night. The attendance
“as large and the service was full of
interest.
wSliliday Dinner, The. Clifford, l l
7511'.
The newly elected oiilccrs of Olive
llranch Lodge. N0. in, K. of l’.. will be
installed Thursday evening by Dli
ti'ict Deputy Grand Chancellor C. M
Sherman. Mr. Sherman was in West-
port rehearsing last night.
The Woman's Missionary Associa-
tion of the South Norwulk Congrega-
tional Church is holding a meeting tlilv.
afternoon in the church parlors. it
has been decided to meet every we 2k
to new, and at this meeting, the time
and place will be decided upon.
The bill for providing Dnnbury with
a government building for 11 postotllcc
has been introduced in Congress by
Congressman E. J. Hill, who has prom
lend to do all in his power to secure
the appmprintlon desired. Tho amount
asked for in 100 000 and the bill is ill-
1lllli1led in the general plibllc buildings
Il I
l). f). S. C... .l. Waterbury Smith. or
Spi'lngdllic. will install the officers of
Pioneer Castle, A. O. K. of M. C.. thin
evening. in the hall in Sons of Tem-
perance rooms. 8. O. 6.. George W.
Coffin. of Palestine Castle. No. 2. will
I112 present. A delegation from Colum-
bia 0111211112. of Stamford, is also expect~
11d. All 1dr knights are invited to be
present.
THE .. SPAR 1'11
50 Cigar.
Unoxoelled In Quality, Flavor and
Workman-Mp.
can 0er 1111111111.
M
Everett Wheeler of Lexington ave-
min 111 unite nick.
Abottlo of Dr. Dle' 3 Medicine will
cure your rheumatism.
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The. Central Labor tiiion will hold
will be conferred by Old Well lodge.‘
I1 and A M
The regular meeting of the. Noiwulit 1
Hospital Association will be held to-
night. in the. Noi'waik Club roots.
The petition for a new post-office
which is going around Norwaik lsi
meeting Willi a very large. number of
signers. l
busily engaged auditing the itit'illliltri
of the different departments in Southl
Norwnlh. , ‘.
Rev. W. W.
on Thursday evening at the South Nor- i
walk Methodist. Church. lie. will tnkel
for bls subject, “Lovod and Lost.“ 1
The Vestry of irinity Episcopal
Church held 11 regular meeting; at 41
0clock yesterday afternoon and tl‘anH-l
acted the routine business 11* the;
church. 2
The South Norwalk Quartette (‘Iilb
held a rehearsal last night in tier-2
mania Hall. Plans. were completed for
their annual bin. to be held Monday:
night. 1
”ANN”.-. -.. 1
Mrs. Leemon M. llruudagc. of Ore..-
:111l street died this morning. The dc ‘
12 cased is survived by her husband until
one 111111.Tl111 funeral 11111111111111cn1cnt
will be made inter.
The permits of all milk and crcn'nl
dealers expired January I. ltlufl. and
dealers are requested to obtain per-
mits of the clerk of the Iloaru Of
Health. Dr. H. C. Sherer. at once.
The Norwnlk Branch of the Needle
Work illild of America has collected
lib garments through the winter. ()1
this number iii) have been sent lo the
hospital and the remainder dislrilu.‘ 11l
among the needy of Norwalk.
Otto Linstrom and Frank \1V"lll'li'1
were the delegates from l'ucaa ’l‘rihe,’
I. t). R. M.. who attended the meeting.
11nd witnessed the d11g1‘1c work of a
lodge in Bridgeport. last night. There
were about fifteen members from
t‘ockenoe Tribe.
Town Tax Collector George it, St.
loliii is confined to his home in Knight
street, auti‘eriiig from an attack of
llill‘illYBli-l Winch has affected his vii-ill?
side. The venerable tax collector is
receiving the best of care and the case
in in charge of lh‘. .l. (l. Gregory.
llulry Peppel uses an othel column
(if this plipei to 1elate inc is 10111 t‘llllll"
the charges for accomniodation at The
t‘lifi'ord. Mr l’c ppcr iiifor-nitd 11 1c
picsenatile 11111111 paper that be 11.1
taking this n11 ans of countelacting 1l1~
rumor that had rcpculclilv reached hi2
cars that the prices at his i1o211-l1'y
Were fearful.
l)r. l.iudsley, of New Haven. 1411121111-
tary of the state board of health
went to New Haven. yesterday and
conferred with the health authoritic:
regarding the small pox cases. in
liindsley approved the action that has
been taken in regard to vaccination
:iiid isolation of patients and suggest
ed other measures of prie ventlon.
111111.111:111511111111111111. daughter oi
Mr. and Mia. Albert M. l’olilman. of
Spring street, reached her ninth birth
tiny anniversary, yesterday and in the
afternoon, about twenty of her yonuu
friends were entertained at her home. 2
Games of all kinds were played. There
was instrumental music and singiu'z
and a bountiful collation was servcd
Supcrinteudcnt (l M. Shepard. ol
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad (‘ompuny. was in South
Norwnlk yesterday afternoon. in con
fei'ciice with the Water Commission
era. Therm hut-1 been trouble with the
water supply at the depot»: for the
past month. alid the. ofllc this 11112 seek
ilig some way to remedy the dilliculty
Mrs. Her llrown. wife of Captain
Brown, of the Meeker Coal Company
barge William Warden. which in lieu
up in Norwalk harbor for the winter
was removed to the Norwalk hospital
yesterday afternoon. It was thon'zn:
that she has pneumonia and It was
deemed advisable to take her to the
Institution. Mr .nnd M 1'11. Brown‘s
son is Ill. but was improved this morn
ing.
ilucns Tribe. l. 0. R. M.. held 11
meeting and listened to reports from
all the otlloers and committees. last
night. They showed that tint-1111 Tribe
was never In better condition socially
and financially nincc Itn organization
The entertainment committee report-
ed that It had added another artist for
the. entertainment to lll‘ furnished on
the evening of the manlllierude bill. It
in a Hebrew impersonator from New
York.
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The Parker “Micky i‘urve" I11 syn
ominous: the world over for the bed (1
Fountain Pen making.
Department of State. \‘Vaullington
We regard the Parker .lolntlcm
Fountain Pen 11 inoalt excellent 0111.-
and it undoubtedly will give entire nut
infliction to thorn who use them In the
11 iegulur meeting tomorrow night. i ;
Next Tuesday night the first degree . 7
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1 .
City Auditor Charles A. Walters is; ‘
T. Duncan \vill preach, ‘
Little .P’I'G‘es
Goad Suits.
W1 are doing all no 11111 to 1111. load 11111 : 1i11k of Winter Suits and
Uveiloatn lit-11111112., inventoiy and lime taken :1 1.2.1111l big; stile ul’t llll‘
price of our entire. 111...:l.
Little orb-221111.111 iii-11141111.: 111:; Jar-111221411. l'lettel‘ come while we.
have your side. i’ri.12.~‘ 1'111 i1i;\' 1l11»..
'55:“. still”. 312:”.
$.11 .‘1- $2» Sill'l‘S, $1719
35 I111 11: $1: HINTS. 1511.211
$113 .1‘2 iii.) ml'l's, $111111.
36,50 Si $H i111 l)\'lillt(‘l)A'l‘S, $4.119.
$11.31) A‘ bill! t)\'lClti”.i)A'l‘S, Silhil.
$lb 1’1‘: $111 Ii\'l<”llt‘.i.\'l‘s 1,": \il.
111.,1'1 1.21 1.1.1.. H115 1.1111
RAGLAHS '-2."1" HALF PRit‘ZE.
lloi :' “\‘i'l‘ljtfldlfi 11:11 1.”. ti .5 r11i112~
21i than it} & $6 to $.‘i‘lll
lit-.Iulliou 1.1" :fl'; or cciit. 11: t i:.i1l12212.‘.~' Knee I’11ul hillirl.
Y2'11 will
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COMSTOCK BROS.
Novwalk oath N21" *
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lIEi"L',lilll~‘ 111 1111 stock which are
$10 (‘6
young. Main St.
Telephone Call 32 2; Scath Norwalk Stun.
. .14..»uu1-‘1 .1
Price is :1 good salesmam-Qurilily is a better
one. Oats that are part dirt and dust weigh a great
0
deal more to the bag and last a shorter time than
our carefully screened stock.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL 7'. H4 TCH.
Jackson :5 Studio I»
1.! . 21r.1_'1‘. 1). .. . ”Millc '1 fir L.if1'.ti5t‘.‘1’c'fi.
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FREE
OEMONSTRA TION .OF‘ VELOX
A free 1l11-1111111.~11:11.1111 1 :'
day evening
ll1;2-2'
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Wn'n P Beers,
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
329 Wall street. Nov-walk,
‘1'1-31‘1x lulu-1‘s will lie gli't‘l‘. 111 1113‘ store, 'l‘hur'
cordial invitation la extended to all
Conn.
.2‘ liiidnight.
GAME. MEATS. ETC...
CALL FOR FREE SAMPLE A1"
OHARLIB ll. savuoun u Wllhlngton all-m. mat Nam-IR.
WILLIAM M. urn. 15 Main Mn". Norwalk.
" 11.1.1111: by Good Living.
A STRICTLY PURE AND
APPETIZINGTABLE RELISH
FOR SOUPS, OYSTERS. FISH.
THING With?
EPEClAL FOR SATURADY.
CHOCOLATE MilliA’l‘lNES,
20C. Lb.
39 MAIN ST.
Puone Mai-4.
ADDITIONAL [.0th NEWS
Miss Fleunor 1). Hyatt of Norwalk.
is visiting filends in Bridgeport.
The. Norwalk Citv Council will hold
an adjourntd meeting Monday n‘ght.
Welcome Stianger Lodge. Sons of St.
George. hcld 11 regular meeting. last
night.
A small party of South Norwalkers
will take dinner at Hotel Clifford this
evening.
There will be a demonstration of Ve-
on pupel at William P. Beera's store
i711‘W11lI street tomorrow evening. at
.lIi.
Mrs. (‘. N. llnllaid. of New Haven
w:.1lk Bllldlll uhrdl aliid shrd shrdlun
is the guest of f1 lends in South hor-
walk.
Special Officer Thomas licatherland
was on duty in Norwalk, yestredny. in
the absence of Chief Bradley. who was
in Bridgeport.
Engineer Frederick Shove. who was
Injured In the. railroad accident on the
ford. who has been visiting Mrs. Mar-
tin Gallagher. of Monroe street. has
returned to her home.
Rev. iiomilly F, Humphries, Peter
Decker. Attolney H E. l2orrls and
llic kaon W. (‘ole went to Hni'tfotd to
day to attend the (hand lodge session
of Masons.
Attorney John Keogh has been re-
tained by James Mola. the barber.
whose case for the. alleged keeping
his place of business open on Sunday.
comes 11p tomorrow afternoon for
trial. '
(i. Fred Austin. who was injured by
1'1 hard full on the ice at the fire in
Water street, yesterday. just after
is able to be around today.
but is very lame and sore from the
effects of the accident.
About a dozen members of (‘Oi‘kt‘llot
Hayloft. l. 0. R. M., went to Bridge-
port. last night. and were present at
the initiation of twelve new members
to Konknpntonah llnyloft. after which
lllfllv‘ was a fine turkey supper. The
Norwalk members report having had a
fine time. They arived home shortly
after midnight.
AMUSEMENTS.
THE KILTIES' CONCERT.
An audience of good proportions
gathered In ilth's Theatre. last night.
to hear the concert by the famous Kil-
ties llund. of the Forty-eighth High
hinders Regiment. Canada. The pro-
gram was a varied one. embracing sev-
crnl classical numbers, as well as pop-
ulnr and patriotic. Scottish, English
and American selections. All were
rendered in the most artistic manner
and delighted the audience. Several
encores were dcinnnded. That the. Kil-
tlcs' Blind itself compares favorably
with the best organizations which have
ever toured America is admitted, but
it has struck also the happy idea of
varying the possible monotony of sue.
cessive band selections by alternating
those numbers with Scotch reels.
Ilings. sword dances and hornpipes, as
well as vocal solos and harmonized
choruses In all of which the. Highland-
ers show that Scotch-Canadians enlist-
ed in the service of His Majesty King
Edward VII. are well trained music-
ians as Well 111; light of foot.
THE PENITENT A'l‘ HOYT‘S.
\V. E. Nankcville's grand production
of Hall Calne‘s most powerful book
"The l’enitent." Will he. the attraction
at I-ont'n Theatre. Friday night. We
are told that the scenic investlturc
with which it will be staged represents
this gifted author's exact locale of the
story. The play comes with the add
ed prestige of a long run at the Park
Theatre, lloaton, where It held the
stage at the. some time no its writer's
other work. "The Christian." was pro.
ecntcd, thereby causing 11. friendly rl2
van-y, Inaamuch all the visitors to one
were sure. to become auditors at the
other with the result that “The Peni-
tent" was pronounced by both prose
and public. to be the co- equal of Mr.
Calnc‘a former work. The staging of
this play is sold to he superb; mechan-
tool and electrical effects of countd-
erable magnitude aiding much in mak-
lngita other accessories moat affai-
uent. The company that is to present
this work has been selected with we»
clal care for their fitneun to properly
portray Its difficult characterizations.
Heading the cast in Doubt Icon Hall. 11.
young man of nerve, virility and much
strength. Supporting him Is Maud
Claire Show, one of the most brilliant
of the younger worneu on the Itnse to-
day. Her beauty and muznctlnm aid
her much In the delineation of her
part. Druid Hanchett one of the best
known of the old-time actors Iii also
In the cast. 80 are Mlnnie Bowen.
Myles McCarthy. Edith Domhy, Bosnia
Marion and Will Thompson Davin.
beside! a score of Oman.
ing advantage of such an opportunity.
We quote. a few prices for your careful consideration. -;Q '1'. ‘ f
Men‘s Oxford Overcoats that were
............................ $7.50 2 .
Men's Covert Overcont‘s, medium .2 22 1 i
and light shades. formerly 2 _
priced ........... . Silk) and $12 ‘
Men‘s Blk. Keroey Overcoutn, Ski value ” l
A lot of Men’s Sack Suits that
originally sold at ..... Sill
\outh' s Overcoats. some with yoke others plain at a reduction of
25 per cent.
0111' Stein-Bloch Broad Shouldered Suite and ()vercoata at a re- “
duetion of 20 per cent. 1 L
wnusn. SELLEGK '
Clothier. Hatter. Furnisher,
lianbury division last week, was out
today for the firut time.
Mrs. Sylvester S. Dawson. of Mil-'
48 and 50 Vlall street. vNorwulk, Conny
Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings. '1.
'3 WW
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St a ‘3‘11‘ \1
on an \\\ .
is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache. or ally
of the discomfort you have been suf—
fering froui. when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will 1'11-
iuove the. trouble? We guarantee per-
t'ect fitting and make no charge for
examination. _
(‘5. B. Sacked“,
Graduate Optician,
‘58 "Wait Streak. Romain.
' "' 9 ‘ 1
WEDNEbDAY b BARGAINS
HERE ARE SOME CHANCES. "STRIKE WHILE THE IRON ls HOT."'
\‘i’ednesday was my dull day. \‘t‘ednesday is my l.dl‘:‘_\' day. Why not?-
When you can buy at prices quoted and get some other things no a free gift.
why not busy? Spot cash prices: .
Pillabury‘s Flour, 60c l’illsbury's Vitos. 100
,1,.,,.1s2,. MU“... , 5.2,...3 cans Pumpkin. 2511
Butler _ 9..” Armour's Mince Meat. 70. pkg.
, ' ‘ “'_“ Loot-e Raisins fine. new. 8c lb. _.
“”"i‘i‘. Creamery. '“h. 21‘" Whole Cocoanutn to (lose out, at 5" 21”"
111111-11. Clover Hill, 122- one [1. Full of milk. ‘," W"
l otter the customer a saving of a! 1 l'-)‘“'S“ll)s " "
least 411 a pound when i give Clover
Alpha Pudding Preparation 5c article.
.‘ z for 5c.
ll1lI at prim- quoted. (‘lover Milk gu
.’ lbs. Gran. Sugar and one lb. Brit No more at this price when this lot
Coffee for $1.32. is sold.
Purina Pancake, a little left, 811 pka “Just the Cheese. " The finest. “mild
Some Bananas at lllc doz. or sharp." as you like it. For one day
Romp ilanana: at 1‘32- 1l117 you ehall sample it at 14c lb.
FR E E—
Sugar
\\‘ l1 y ’.’
l orenz
The choice. of one of the t'ollowmg articles to each purchaser of
5011 worth of goods, not including Sugar,
sauce. 11 package of starch. either plain or prepared;
or fancy; a pound of prunes. a box of salt or a tin of sardines.
A bottle ofi
a bar of soap, laundry
Orders for .
Butter or Flour:
Butter or Flour should be accompanied with orders for other 500113.:
!
oDibbte
That Comfortable Feeling.
We all like to DOSKC‘SS 11'. but
the very best my to acquire 11.
.chici requlsues 1.1 w1.1ter 13 warmth.
do not all know
One of the
if you
want [0 know the best wav to acquire that.
call at
Raymond Bros.
Are YOU Merrill
Will help you get richer.
Euler January 2d. WM. and try it.
Costs in Day School Only $2.50 per
Getting
Rich?
THE BEST
A €011.51: of Study at
Business College
Stamford Conn.
month. Books Free. '
Night School 55.00 per month.
M. A. MERRILL. Principalii
AbOM stringing Inna-Lamina more and more
Into an on the tabla. Two Itlndo, Golden Wort. out
In short lengths: undul- and wont: IMI the mall
to not too and for you.
to fl !
Then in V “in“
Department. t’cry’ "2111111111 fully yours
WM. ii. mitliiAl-TL. llhinf Clerk.
‘ VanillaCrystah
WHIHI TO “‘1' GOOD HOT SODA. I to the flour ”hush
Partial Lint:
. . 2 . n 111 c1 13 m c c 1 1. of Vonmixiirnuflmd
. round groan bun not I9 lino In color u the win ’9 9‘ “m min °“ h°° ”an," I‘ ' 4': "M' 11”“; trot-tum.
WHElPl-EY & Bl‘RK BOLD BY bun, but for pupal-tor In flavor auditorium? Wm" ”m“ Canoe “31°23 Milk “in 3.:rllnuv-zrl'l';:: ’ .:zo:".r;l::‘;ullno
.' 2 ‘ , .. p p , w AUSTIN, , out minor. In um. mum-bloc, ””1"", mm ‘ In“ It» For the “at A “It "I“ “a will
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Proudptim Drew-M, :
loo 2: mm: on
2.11m m 50 obtained
it“ in better than the froth At t... WWW. D. G. with null. Venting.
bumper“. amt rm Go. .1111 hurl Runner's.
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