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. [oral Hillbillies.
“ Mrs. Edward White is quite ill at her
home in Newtown avenue.
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John H Manning. of River street is.
ill of an attack of the grip.
~~Hata limbrdllas Hats. O’Brien.
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13.18. Wheeler continues ill at his
home in Lexington avenue.
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A gland clear-up sale. is on at the
Boston Stor‘e, after inventory.
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Tile Norwalk City Council will hold
a regular session Monday evening.
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Thomas Henry has taken a position
in the: Arnold 3: Company foundry.l
* There are Saturday specials on meat
in the ad. of the Public Market today.
--'i‘he iver Johnson Truss Frame
Bicycle will be Major Taylor and
Harry Elkos. Lockwood lit Ives. Agts
The annual meeting of the.'Catholic
Club will take place Monday evening.
Miss Hilda Schnell who has been ill
at her home on Rotor: Hill. is convales.
cent ,
snub s.
‘ ~Specih3fl9at." Man. Man a la. 25
Sweaters. 98c ea; Ladlas' Coats. last
year” a style, your choice 31. 98 on. M.
S Smith to Co. . '
.Look up the ad. of L. Joseioff in to-
day s issue. and see what he is offering
in groceries.
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it will pay to call at the store of
llarry Goodwin. the clothler, Mahack
onto liotel black.
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The New York Grocery Company‘ as
having a sale of tomatoes this week at
eight cents a can.
Rev. Mr. Haughn of Brooklyn. will
bleach in the South Norwalk Baptist
Church tomorrow.
Rummagiug has started at How-
lnnd' s in nrids‘ebbrt. and there are ex;
ceplional' bargains.
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~Tams and ms. 0’.Brien
The South Norwalk Board of Relief
is holding a meeting. this afternoon.
from 2 to 5 oclock.
After today there will he no more
miniature pictures given away with a
32 purchase. at d’s. ,
There is an advertisement in today’s
issue. tel charter extonoion
of the 01%..th Bank.
—Arion Society‘s grand masquerade
ball in Arion Hall.
Special features. one music. handsome
costumes and doncing.
The Hebrews of South Norszlli are
worshipping in their synssosue. in
Washington street. today.
There is something concerning
cloaks. carpets and housefurnilhings in‘
the ad or Tristrsnl ll: Hysmstodsy.
Gus Andrews will move fi'onl Roy}
mono street. and board his sis- limos ornl‘sn. it is desir-
tcr. Mrs. Lunliquist. 21 ar‘sgl. Malabar may be present.
The Honduran son
at the stars of Ir
considered the Hi!
Norwalks. .
The street cars
late last nl tr
csfor
. Everybody welcome;
hog!) at 8: 15 p m. Carriages
Monday nightiiu Rm. _
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Hoyt-s. in Nevl"
linings of acuthnort was
restarting.
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Tori-act iii spending the our in New
' Yorke!
‘ {ml-m '
‘ Mrs.W
Fonts s brother.-
lco Denier Frank H. Merrill intends
to start cutting from his Broad River
pond next week
~Wheolcr a Wilson No. 9 Machines
below agents' prices. Lockwood a,
1ch v
Miss Ida Van Esselstine What to
Newark. N. 3.. last night. to spend Bum.
day with her brother. .
hold a regular meeting Monday even-
ing. at Hotel Hamilton. .
. Twin boys arrived yesterday to glad—
den the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Panel. of South Norwalk.
Cockenoe‘ Tribe. 1 o R. M held a
meeting, last night. followed by a re-
hcarsal of the degree team.
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A twelve pound sun arrived at the
icy in Wilton avenue. Thursday
' -If you want Anhcuaer Busch Bear
call at the imperial;
W-»-
hecticut Railway and Lighting Conl-
ligbt snow from the car tracks.
Miss Daisy Davis visited her brother
in New York this week, previous to his
departure for Porto Rico. where he ln~
tends to start into business.‘
Miss Maude E. Wolfe. teacher of oily.
sical culture in the South Norwaik pub»
its schools. has been absent this week.
on account of her sister's illness. in
Stratford. :‘
There wil '
an interesting meeting
at the South orwalk Missouri. North
Main street. tomorrow George H.
Hirst will sing. Meeting opens at 3: 15.
Miss Harriet Keith entertained
a few of her friends at her home in
upper Main street. last evening Whist
had by all the “guest of the ovenlng
~Special for Sat. and Man. from
Kitchen Don't: Nickel Tea Kettles.
98c ea; Coal Rods 26c: Slaves 15c;
Curtain Ends 5 and mo: Towel Racks
5c ea. M. 8. Smith & 00.
Because of criticism. the result of the
hrs in St. Rose's rectory. Merlden.
Lieutenant Dwight .l. Finnegan. acting
captain of the Doolittle Truck Com-
pany. has handed in his resignation.
Richard Nash of Beth‘el and John
J. Dunn and Morris Taylor. of Dan-
bury. who attended the concert and
ball of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com
pany, at Lockwood‘s Hail. last night,
were guests of George B. Hands.
«Mr. John F. Howard, of Boston.
will giVe two. Shakespeare Recitals ln
Lockwood's Hall, on February 8 and
4. under ausnlces of the Norwaik Hos-
pital Association.
endorsed by many eminent critics as a
ability. Tickets at the door The for
which recital: Teachers tickets We.
Pioneer Rank and Ladder Company
sntsrthinsd sonic of its guest of last
droning haters and alter the concert
and hall at the truck house in Main
stree The Pioneer boys were voted
on oil to he first class entertainers.
'5" transom Industrial Magus of
ng' service toino’r»
.Mr. Duncan will
outflows)“ the 29310" of t
, p p , ussdsys an
‘ ‘ths hoursofisndll
:rhetwsn 9 sad it 1;
smiled slid
l Milli NWIHIKJ "
Hsr . .
tile guest of fr soda in South chwsllr .
Mills Minors, Purchases. of crumb”
‘ «:0 Posts has returned from I
‘ her visit in New York. with Principal
The soulhrlorwnlk Outing Club will ‘
home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lang- .
.The big electric sweeper of the Con- .
baby was out, last night, brushing the
was played and a very enjoyable time .
Mr. Hawsrd comes .j
miter and impersonator of marked
odist Episcopal Church .
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first , .m. oculist and smut ‘
If
43% it :15 EMU“! aw ,
and .1. ~
Young Man’ a Overcoat:
we have placed an m bargain tangl- ”(for
for! wIII lbs roads to aim mm on! at . * .le ‘
The former price was from 35.00 to 38.00. r
Sins In union 6 to 15 yr. .
Sires In Overcoat: 13 to Il ya.
‘ GOMSTOCK BRI
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
South Norwslk Stars:
14 South Main St.
Telephone Cali 32-2: South Norwsik store.
war my rm: mm: or, soon oars ' ‘
AND nor arr THEM!
Good oats. if you buy here, cost} no more
than the inferior grades. and you’ll get them free ‘
from dirt and other impunities, as we carefully
screen them.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
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MANUEL T. HITCH.
FINE” PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM ARllSl‘S’ PRO0F
- ' of warmer tone with a rich velvety
“"an all the merit 0‘ Steel Engrav surface. The very perfection of Artis-
lugs and absolutely Permanent. tic Portraiture.
All work" is finished wuib esoecml care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S SUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NO‘RWALK
Trolleys pass the door.
Rubber Stamps made to order in any style or also.
Ordinary sisas.16c first line, and each additional line 100.
One line stamps. 20c.
Wm. P. Beers,
IOOKBILLIR. BTATIONER. INORAVER.
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«indistinct.
Nor-walk, coon.
rails
. ‘N‘sw York.r mill“.
3 Camp, P 0. S.
Compan v.3 irlnlty crabs. will
hold a pdrill this swelling. .
Professo ‘LSartaln went to
M. on business.
miss Bertha Panelist is the guest of
Miss Anna Isl. Baldwin. in South Main
street.
The annual masquerade ball of tho
V‘Arioa Singing Society will he held‘
Monday evening.
Deposits loads at the South Norwalk
Savings Bank on or before Wednesday.
February 5. will draw interest lrom
February 1.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds. who
have been very ill at their home in
Main street. are reported to be im
proving nicely.
The degree team of Butler lodge.
..0 O R, will go to Norwaiir Mon-
day night to work the inltlatory de-
gree on several candidates.
_, Cockcnoe Tribe 1 O R M. received
' live applications last evening.
The
tribe will confer the adoption degree at
next week' a meeting.
The charter of the local Bartenders
Union closes this evening. there will
be an important meeting in Ellis hall
tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock
Tonight will be Norwalk nil ht at
the fair of the United Hatters of Dan.
bury. and large delegations from the
' different moieties in The Norwaiks
will attend
it was rumored around South Nor-
. walk today that John P Brummcr in-
tended to sell his barber shop in the
Mahacksmo Hotel block it was star-
ted as a joke.
Miss Jean Simpson is spending Satur-
day and Sunday in Brooklyn, and will
. attend the grand opera and witness
(Salve as Carmen. at the Metropolitan
Opera House. this afternoon.
. A delegation from Washington
or A.. went to New
Haven last night and attended a ban
‘ cast and entertainment given by
Camps. Nos. 1, 4 and 8
The Woman' 3 Christian Temper
once Union held a meeting at the res
idence of Mr. and Mrs.“ .T Malkin
No.3 Day street. yesterday afternoon.
Routine business was ltransacted
Butler Lodge will hold a rehearsal of
the lnitiatory degree in their rooms to-
night. This degree will be worked by
this lodge Monday evening. at the Nor-
walk Lodge All members should be
- present.
Elbert N. Sipperloy. son Irving and
Charles Meeker ot westport. and .l.
Ii: Osborn. of Btratford.‘ will leave for
Palm Beach .Florida. Manda morn-
ing. They will stop at the Charles-
ton Exposition on the way.
The boxing match which was to
take place in Danbury. on the lust of
this month. between "Dutch" mona-
han and Joe Walker. has been called
0!. it is said the authorities will
not allow any boxing in Danbury.
The Rev. George D Egbert was an
interested spectator on the judge's
stand with fudge Iii M. Lockwood at
the trial of Mrs Nellie Barnes. charg-
ed with setting ore to her place of
business in Water street. Norwalk.
Callus iii in Bridles
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a Perryviils avenue car. We rods to
the end of the line. and from there
walked until we reached the farm where
we stole the horse. if it had not been
for the woman we would not have been
caught for we could easily have got—
ten anothsr horse. and by this time
been more than one hundred miles .
away. it’s a load pine cinch that we
would have escaped. but we could not
let that poor woman go by herself. She
did all she could for us. betrayed her
husband. deserted her family. all to
help us out. and we would have been a
great deal worse than we are thought
to be if we had thrown bar down.
”When we slw the amber. coming to-
ward us on 0 road. Yesterday. we
shot at the colours. but mm to kill
‘ ' ourssi'Ves. lshot myself in the mouth. ,
"Ed" shot himself our the heart. and
tile woman shot herself in tho brssst.
leknswwshs'dnoohoncsjtomt new
i
mm to cam is business men '3 dinner
I to 2. M35 omit, mallard and mm: 00
“ d word may to the room.” Origin:
‘kill admins. *
and we know we would swing it taken
back. and that is wily. we wanted to
dlsclrvsrod
it has Md
has two initial lull
instead
knew it on a up We did not fire a .
fist "Jack”
Ml mouth .
ri , long superiorit- ln_ hoodlum
Have been rummaging. through on r stock of Boys' Clo I
looted about 50 double breasted Short Pants Suits in medium
weights that formerly sold at 32. 50 sand 33. 60 and have A)
and 31. 69. -
Boys' Short Pants Suits with vcs ts formerly priced 3
36. 00 and 35. 50, are now selling at 32 50 33. 00, 33. 50 and 3553'
All wool Sailor Blouse Suits for Little Fellows of stall
Cheviot that were good values at 32. 50. now they are oi: 31. 8'
Boys' and Childrens Blue Chinchilla Restore values up’ 0".
at 98c.
Children' s Tonnes, 25c and and 39c qualities. 13c. .
Perfect fitting Stein Bloch Cutaway Coats and Vests at
worsted, sizes 33 to 30, formerly priced 315 00, now 39.38.
Men' 3 Mdcklutoshss at one-half price.
We still have some excellent Stelnynloch broad- oncolderdd
Over-coats that we are selling at 20 per cent reduction.
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CLOTHIER. MATTER. AND FURNISHER. _
4S and 50 Wall Street.
‘t.
Painters to Prudent People Plainly Told. Aggressive on be
cash lines. Everything standard and staple. We want not on
from you but to supply you all the time, and we can maiso‘it pa
Prices.
4 Mince Meat,
4 cans Pumpkin,
Purina . Pancake.
Jones's Flour; per bag,
Vitus, pkg.
25c
250
8c
56c
100
9 5c pkgs Preparcd Star
3 lbs Raisins. fine; now
17 Fine Seedless orange
'Do you want good‘CoffW"
can supply it and save
Nice Rice. lie; or 5 lbs. for 25c 2 td 50 a and B
. est'Coflhe
Lemon or Vanilla Extract, so time 30:21). and l
Save money on Print Butter. Buy ‘ Matches as alfreé‘gift,
Clover Hill at 30c ‘
. ' one Who a k t “
ohd‘aavra from 2'to 50 lb. N’o- ' a s or W
mm hotter. Matches as advertised
. lSche a Cocoon 0
Cake Sale. ~Special. -—All our 211).: 1‘ ppm ut,1 c
for 25¢ Cakes, on can, at 10c lh. I 1"; “c” “0"" W”
Some a bit dry}. at so lb. ’ 5 E
New Blaster Herring, this time. Be as. F 1‘99“ Cocoanuts ““3 sale,
3 cans good Corn, 25c Syrup, Pure DEEP , 1 ..
Apple Butter. quart can: So instantaneous Vanilla Cuo :
ll 10c pkgs. Prepared Starch, 25c Perfectly Fresh Eggs.
BONELESS HAM ROLL
A BAG OF SCHUMACKER‘ 8 BEST FLOUR: ALL RIGHT; NiOIl~
ONLY ONE BAG TO A CUSTOMER
ORDER HERE.
Lorenzo le'~
Stun all Slack __,
is it worth while to have the print
run together, or your head ache, or any
' of the discomfort you bave'been suf-
flaring from, when natives cuss.
. » l8 PROPERLY ADJUSTED. will re-
» move the trouble? We goal-sates her.
feet filth: and make no charge for
examinat n.
6. B. Samson.
Graduate Optician,
38 We“ Street. “MSW
EHE BESE HIHUTY ll; lHE EHH
I. Till PURCHASIR’I "OTTO;
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