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Schiller-Slamm.l 0 R. M., Will hold
a meeting this evening.
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if you Want to stop your cold call at
Sgnlth’o he has a WindoW full bf rem—
c lca‘ ‘ ’
5 Frank H. Merrill W111 ntart harvest-
lug ice flom his Broad River pond to’
morrow.
—....
f» The F. B Smith stock and rummage
bales at Howland' a are attracting much
attention
Miss Emma Denison, of Bouton
111-111, is ill at her home with an at-
took of grip.
There is aways sometihing interest-
in: in the 1111.0! the Bridge l‘isli Mar-
act. See it today.
Roderick L Force is in Danbury to-
'ilay, on business for the M. Steineit &
Sons' Piano Company.
A Steinway gt£011d piano was shipped
from W. S. urtevent‘a Warehouse
yesterday, to Greenwich.
0. S. Ferry 00111111111111 U V. U. 1111»
111,11ch the, meeting 1111111111111 to be held
last night to next Monday night.
1 4—«F‘or 31117111161111 for the Della
‘Fox show. My‘do'ctor says 1 mustn’t
laugh. '
‘ Mrs. Julia Merloton. of Boston.
stopping at the ‘
Mrs. .lmepll Gar
is
1.1111111 11111 Mela-1111 11:11.11 appointed
1.11111 Kent-.1 anti From. 1. Arnold oi
Hartford special policemen at the Cap
it 1
0 wmwfi—W
Old Well Tent Knights of {be 9:89‘
11:: callous, heid‘mr mweetns as
._ .night and transaofid only. routine has
these.
If you are thinking of recarpetina
youx floors this spring. The D M
Read Company is ready tp‘ lit you out 11:
grand style at reasonable. prices. '
Deacon John Taylor and his evangel
ist wife will be at James L'liomme-
(11911” a class meeting at the East Ave
11119 Methodist Chore... this evening
we...
Phoenix Engine Company. Home Hoe-
Company and Pioneer Hook and Lad
der Company will hold their regular
monthly meetingb, this evening at their
respective headquarters. ‘
The Shepheidn of Bethlehem Ire. tr
have a social tune thmori-ow' night, in
.Red Man a helix-affi- Washing'ton street.
An entertainment will be furnished and
dancing Will betlnddlgfied 111., . . .
The communion on the revision c1
the statutes, dull the. clerks of the of
lice of the re
' Court 1181‘th
pleting the pro ration: of the statutor-
for the printers 11c papers are to be.
givcn to the 1111111111. Saturday.
The occur and members of Local
Union. 527. and allipninter
gale South“ Moment, Congregational
1 Church Will hold
flag. at the recid ,
ftovant. Ne. 33
gtreshmeuts 11-11% "
business in iron ed
- naive this
91-1 of the Supreme
,0, hard at work cont-r 1" ‘
butler
luminary decree on
Our 1}
hurl completed ar-
gain 7 11111111111111 camp fire
amMcAllleter Who 1111 employ-
in in 9111111111. 13111.. received some and
in? by telegram. ‘It
stated that 111an to was dying.
McAilieter left for Delaware.
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The funeral 0111111 N. Emily Bennett
199.131. avenue, Thursday afternoon, at
2:3 .
Cemetery. The Rev. George D. Egbert
and C. M. Sclleck will oiiiciaic.
ferred on three candidates at the meet-
lhureday night. Allithc members are
requested to be present as business of
importance is to come up for action.
; The ‘Flllh1rul‘l‘l‘lv3 Game Commianlo‘nere
were in their dfilcc yesterday. They
have received a report that the State
hatchery at Windsor Locks has hatch
ed out about 6001100 of the million
brook trout eggs placed there. At the
some hatchery there are about 200
000 Atlantic column eggs and 200 .090
lake trout eggs.
Uncns Tribe. ..No 26 Red Men, will
have a very interesting meeting to-
night. The degree of adoption will be
conferred on a number of candidates.
and the final reports of the various
committees on the annual entertain-
mcnt and mask ball which is to be held
in Music Hall, next Monday evening,
will be submitted. 'Thc executive con»
mlttee requccl: every member to be
warrant. on there is 2101111111113 special €01
every individual to do in making this
the third annual the finest eve1 given
in The Norwalks
Gabriel Hoyt of 4 New street 1311111
Nolwalk. won directed this noon. by
Special Officer Thomas L'catherland fol
brutally assaulting his wife, last night.
While in a fit of passion. Mrs. ’lloyi,
has been employed as a domestic by
Mrs. Leslie‘Smith. and the latter. hear-
ing of the case. informed 1111 select-
men, who had a wanent for Hoyt' s or»
start 11111111111 before Frooacuting Attorney
,.1 J Walsh. arid placed 111 the hands of
(1111111 11f l'tilwr 1111111111 \11111 141.111 Hill
11-1 1.3111111111111111 till 1 1111-
This morning Mrs. Hoyt, who is 111 :11
serious condition, was warmed to the
own form. by ordcl of the Selectmen
The case will probably be tried this
afternoon
William F. Benedict was before thr-
Norwalk Town Court, this morning.
charged with nonmupport of his elev-
an-year-old daughter. The case. was
continued by Judge. Imohwood until
~ri1luy afternoon at 4 o‘clock. It ap-
pears that the complainant. the mother
of the girl. secured a divorce from Mr.
Benedict. and afterward the latter mar-
ried again. The daughter by his for-
mer wife was left in the custody of its
mother oy the court. Benedict did not
1upporttliccllild, and his diverced wife
obtained _a errant for his arrest
which was served this morning. and
Benedict was brought from East Nor-
walk hySpeclal Officer Thomas Leath-
erland. The accused offers to take the-1‘
girl and support her. but his former
wife does not want him to take the
child. but instead pay her for the
daughter's support.
fail in with the latter proposition.
' 'wns scam-11.1! A'r'nnao.
John Burn: Walk: up Water and
w but Streets In Uncut-clothes.
ill :1 Were out on the 1111 eels
shortly befol‘e ii oclock this morning
were ethrtled to see an cldcrly man go
111m up Water and Washington ct1 ectn
with nothing on but his underciothlng
and one stocking The other foot was
was without any headgear
People won tiered if the man was cm:
or if there had been a fire some pin
He did not titan to say anything to any
,e-r‘enc heme Wnrwlck Ho-
1
‘19 hotel be 111111:
1- Hall was not!-
Wire. :1". f
in 111111.11 but audit , ’
" robbers '
' I than. A. 11., 11111.1
.411 11131111111111.1111. and whose wife,
Mr.1
will be held treat her late. residence, 143,
interment, will be in Norwalk'
The rank of page degree will be ccnw
log of Olive Branch Lodge. K of P
\.
Norwaik Store:
Maconic Building.
we have placed an the imam table and a"
for! will be made a. close them out at
m former price was Irom 98.00 to ”.00. ,
Size: In Ulster: 6' In 15 yo.
, Sign in aver-coals 16 In 18 yr.
GOMSTOCK B
tyy‘rclephone Call 32-2: South Norwalk More.
* 1
South Not-walk 3901-0: 1
14 South Main 31. I
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way my ma- PRICE or coon all 73'
AND NOT GET THEM 1'
Good oats, if you buy here. cost no more
than the inferior grades, and you'll get them free
from dirt and other lmpunities, as we carefully ,
screen them.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. 1.1,.
MANUEL
u
r. m rm.
Benedict does not .1
43 Wall Itml.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
’PLATlNUM
having all the merit of Steel Engrnv
lugs and absolutely Permanent.
All work is finished With especml care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORIRMTS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
. .
Trolleys pass the door.
Rubber Stamps made to order in any style or size.
Ordinary sizes. We first line, and each additional line 191:.
One line stamps. 20c.
Wm P Beers,
BOOKBELLER, STAT lONER, ENGRAVER.
_ ariy succumbed , , 1 1
Who given some 11111114
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ARTISTS’ PROOF
of warmer tone Willi, a rich velvety
surface. The very perfection of Artie
tic Portraiture?
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
No
‘L. Flatt Llewellyn Merritt,
‘1 Mrs. William 1). Vernam.
Fina POLICE 3WORN m.
m
'Tcok Onth or 0111111. in the Council
1. c'hember 11m N19
The majority of the Nerwnlk Fire
Police optical-ed before Mayor fluorite
,3. Bolton lest night anti Were 11 om 1
in 511111; prior to the meeting of the ity
Council Those who were that they
would faithfully dleubflrge the duticr
of their 01th were A. J. Meeker. AI
fred Aviuon. William A. Ambler. J
W. Britta Char-Ice Sandman, Elmer St.
George bamnel Brundege, Chauncey
Ernest
Worden, Gilbert Horton. Winfield
Scott. Edward Meeker Charles thteli
:fioward Warden William F. Delilyn
and Edwin-d Chasmar. The latter did
not appear until after the Council
meeting and was intern in singly.
Some time ago Chief Prowitt recom
mended that the name of this division
of the. fire department he changed to
fire patrol. one Member stated last
night that he did not believe this could
be done unless the city charter be
amended. as it specifies that fire police
shall bo sworn in.-
WHIST CLUBS ENTbrt'l‘AlNED.
Mrs. J. H. Ferrlo and Mn. 6. F. Foote
» til 0 tic-teem.
Mrs. John H. Ferris and Mra.
George F. Foote entertained the Pine
1 Wynne and Matinee Whilst Clubs at the
home of Mrs. Ferric. 68 West street
«yesterday afternoon. Seven tables
were occupied and a general good time
was enjoyed. Refreshments Were oer.
ved after the games.
Mrs. Carl A. Haretrcm won the first-
prine for the Matinee Whiat Club. The
, second was secured by Mia} Emma
. Lockwood.
The first prize for the
Pine [ledge Whist Club was won by
Mrs. lra
Cole captured the second prize. Mrs.
Mabel Fielder of New York, won the
cheats prize.
The next meeting of the Pine Ledve
Whilst Club will be held at the recl-
, dence of Mrs. 5101111111 A. Wood in Nor—
walk next Monday afternoon.
Maw—no...
SLAVONIAN SOCIETY BALL.
Sucoclsful and Enjoyable Affair Held
Last Night.
“lilo. Simoulzm 1111-11 lieneiii r111111111.
' enn- 11 r-‘omut and ball in (11111111111111
hull last night. 11nd it was a success
in every particular There was a
good attendance and all enjoyed them
selves. During the evening the Ger
man Singing Society rendered sci-em
choice aelccildns
The committee which had the affair
in charge consisted of Joseph llonsik.
president; Michael Buchata vice pres
ident; John Kubau. floor manager, and
Adolph Micklovicu. Svec' s orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.
211011115511 DAVIS olsmisseo.
Hartford Commissioners Decapitate
- Firemen: Aacoclatlon'n President.
, HARTFORD February i.——’i‘ne fire
commissioners at a meeting that even-
ing discharged three men attached to
engine company No. 3. on charge of vi
elation of rules. They were engineer
John R. Davis, president of the State
l-‘irelnenfs association. Tillerman
.gim‘rzs Magooiga‘l and Hoseman H. ‘1'.
co
my”.
BARGE GRlTTENDEN ALL RIGHT.
NEW YORK February i—The Mer
rltt & Chapman Wrecking Company re
ceived 11 despatch today saying that
their barge, the John Crittenden.
which broke away from its tug. the i.
G Merritt in Sundays storm. had
been found at Fire island. No peraon
aboard was lost or injured The tag
i G. Merritt put to sea during the gala
and searched for the Grittenden but
bad to put in at Newport Without llnd
lag the barge. «
MURRAY WITHDRAWS CHARGE.
NEW February. 4~Jobn'
Murray, the corridors clerk. who ob
tabled a summons last week calling 0
District Attorney Jerome to shows
barge of «saint. Wither-111v
lull-lie. The charge my: out of 3‘
dispute at the arraignment before bar‘-
‘ char Goldenltrl‘i‘nt of certain men in ,
connection with the Park avenue die»
cuter. , 1 , 1
‘ M
aiobtae lumen“ Touonnow.
s11 Ulla. Febr . From
A chance'ihat every boy's mother
should take advantage of
Have been rurhmegiug through on 1- stock of Boya’ Clothes
looted about 50 double breasted Short Pants Suits in nice
weights that formerly sold at 92. 50 aand $3. 50 and haven c
and 91.69
Boye' Short Pants Suite with van to formerly priced til ‘.
86. 00 and 85. 60, are now selling at 82. 50 $8 00 38. 50 and til. 89.
All wool Sailor Blouse Suite for Little Fellows of 111111
Cheviot that were good values at 32.6 0. now they are at #1 .89.
Boys and Children’s Blue Chinchilla Reefer: values up to
at 981:.
Children' 3 Terrace, 250 and and 390 qualities, 13c. ‘
Perfect fitting Bteln Bloch Cutaway Coats and Vesta o it
worsted, sizes 33 to 10. formerly priced 315. 00, now 39. 98.
Men“ 11 Mackinto be: at one- half price.
CLOTHIER. HATTER, AND commune."
48 and 50 Wall Street,
MAGKEREL.——Call particular attention to some Norway 1111111111112
are as white mooted as chicken breast. if you want t
der here.
FRESH Bella—Getting a. few right along now. Home 11111111111168 "
34 cent- pcr dozen. ‘ '
ORANGE8.—~17 Nice Oranges (needless) for 25¢. " ’
BWEET POTATOE3.—~Fine ones. 2 quarts,15c.
STOVE POLISH.-(Bargain.) 2 10¢ Boxes Iron Shine. So.
it is all right, but 1 have too or non of it. 1
PUMPKiNc—i cans 2511.11 few more left, ’ "
CRANBERRIES.—~Nlce round dry ones. 10c quart.
21 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAri, with other goods, “.00
i said We would make new friends. We have and will 111111110 1110'
greasive competition on cash lines. We have only Just begu.
Lorenzo Dib; f
Stop and '3lunk
is it worth while to have the print
run together, or your head ache or any g
of the discomfort you have been out.
fering from. when PROPER GLA88~
E8 PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for
examination.
6. B. Sachem,
Graduate Optician,
5% We“ Street. Eel-walk
THE 818101111111 11 THE [WEST
13 THE PURCHASER'E MOTTO.
of our ability to meet this demand in our line In our wide r‘c‘n
long experience in bundling ,
Gaol, Wood. Hay, Groin. ,
Building Material. etc.
RAYMOND BR!
Large Salt Meeker-111.. ,
Extra hue Finncn finddlea,
Frost Fieh .
' Flat Fish. 1 ‘ , ’1
‘, Pollock, 4
Weak Fish. 1
Large Herring.
Extra Sulelt, ‘1
'Plke,
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