W ‘
n it. Read new I... same.
no
‘ , W Will it» . . .
‘ ’ poly goods left of the}
Smith stock
and under
"'07me
ing the heir ailic’e "0
Trust Company.
Percy your... or Bouth ‘Norwnlk. Is
_ visiting his mother, ‘Mrs. Edward be.
her, in Bouthport., .
‘lnene consume be held in Music
Hall, tomorrow night.
I‘Jnseloff in selling a. ten cent has of
Yorkehire salt for six cents, and u. live
cent bag for three cents. ‘
Mrs. D. W. ‘Raymmid, of Crescent
Terrace, is entertaining the Matinee
_ , , . iii} Euchre Clyhpthisafternoon.
in" o , orwnlk unkind houses w I " ' ‘ . .
”’oltsq‘grveslolncoln Bay, Wednesduy. " i MrI’and‘Mrn.”l~‘redericlr W. Cameron
~ . a—- “ '- . - ‘ .‘havo tnken‘lipartinents‘at‘ the Wnrwlcll
” "Try the thin-sliced beef at Lorenzo I Hotel, in North Main street.
' Dibblc's store in North Mnln'Streot. I I‘ «g— I ‘ ‘
‘ ......... ‘ ! Seth Remington will load the class
The‘ilungnrlnnISlck and Benefit so. initiating in the South Norwalk Motion
cicty will give Idi dance in Arlon :1 dist Church tomorrow eyening.
Hull, tonight. ., I ' «www-
‘._ The ad. of W. EIBturtevantis chun-
' 1 ledtoduy. Look It .Iin. ' ‘ '
\ IfIyour ‘wetch casino: keep good
time, let A. W. Austin look at it.
w—wmu‘ I
Mrs. J. H- orris will lead the Junior
v
meriy of Norwnlk, do the guest of i‘Mcthodlst Church next Friday.
. friends in town. g « ' .R . -, y
W ’ I Mien Lavinia. M. Scoville. of New
if you want to‘hnow how to keep ,I'York, won the guest of Miss Mary n.
warm call on Raymond Brothers. and iSmith, of IBayview avenue, yesterday.
3. they will tell you. '~ ‘ ’ p . I -
‘ ‘. 1 WW.
. James Finch, who has been ill, has 3 Franklin school. is ill at her home in
_ returned to his dutlcn'in W. s. Sturte iBayview avenue, with an attack of the
vant's bargain store. gsrlp.
The oil boats. of.
the Standard Oil!
Company, Nos. 1hand 48, nre being on ; Hospital Association will be held to»
loaded ntWiledn‘dJ’oint. : {mom-ow. night. at the Norwuik Club
. 1‘ ~I...,....\. si-ooma.
. The Texas Steer Company will show ,
du‘».Hoyt’s theatre this evening. it isl If you are looking for, your friend you
‘Istnpping‘ at Hotel Clifford. . . .ere sure of meeting him or her at the
‘ “ . ........I........_. * ' , {Red Men's annual entertainment und
Severl'i'l In South Norwnllr received ,maslt bull in Music Hall, tonight.
, telegrams ‘from‘ friends in Patterson ‘ --—-~—-——--~
. N. J., telling about: the fire.
”a...
‘ --Dr. id. 8. Rosco. cannot and aurisi
can be'consulted in the parlors of the
Commodore Clhrence E. Osborn is in
South Norwaik. lifter an extended
trip to Boston and other places.
“Miss Emily Weller. of New York, was
.‘tlm guest, yesterday, of Mr. andIMrs.
‘Albert Mossman. of Morgan avenue.
”one...“ ‘
Fridays. between the hours of l. and ii
on, 6 and 9 p. m;, at his Fnirflcld ave-
nno,_ Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
The South Norwnlk Qllnrtette Club
and the Arlen Singing Society will.at—
tend the. concert of the Stamford Turn
Verein. in Staml‘ord. this evening. They
will go on the 8:11 train.
a Mrs. Annie Johnson, af’Newark, N,
, J.: is Visiting-anther residence of Mr.
”sand Mrs; Théddo’re Brown, of Chestnut
Eyelet; ‘ , «. . ,
’ TheLudies’ AIdISoEIety of St. Mary’s
Church met yesterday. and rc‘elecied
the same o‘mcers, who'hnve served the
Neighbor Camp. Woodmen of inner-
ica. will give an entertainment and eup~
per, this evening. Great preparations
have been made for the event, and a
good time may be expected.
.pnst‘year. , .
The Friday evening choir of Trinity
'Church will sing‘nt the Wednesday
evening service, at 7:30 instead of Fri-
Willy evening. ‘ (.
“fit-«mm.
The fourth scene in Pilgrim's Prop
recs, entitled "The Burden Gone," Win
a ’given at the general prayer meet»
‘iug in the isuuth Norwulk Methodist
M" and Mrs. " humus T‘ Dorsey 19" Church, next Thursday evening.
Norwslk. this morning. for Pinehurst,
North Carolina, for the benefit of Mr.
Dorsey‘s health. , _. ' .
Mr. and Mrs...,Bfiyron B; Mnntell. of
~,Bridgepo'rt, wins“ ave sheen visiting
friends 1 South Norwnllt, have return
. cdtoth aname.,.;g .
Calendar for the week of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church: Tues-
day, 7:30 p. m._eclnss meeting; Thurs-
day, 7:30 p, In“ general prayer meeb
lug; Friday, 3:30 p. m.. Junior League
meetlnlz. ‘
h. .u....,........
. Robert Van Bum. who for, some
' time has been confined by illness to his.
home in West avenue. is now recover-
ing his health rapidly. -‘
sic Hall, _tonight,"wiii commence at 8
o‘clock. sharp; doors will be opened at
7:30; grwd march at 9:16. This event
promises to be the best ever given by
the Red Men.
n... .
Miss Jennie ‘L. Guy. phonograph”
for Remnant] : Bron. will? watchman
Norwnlklon-hl York city. in n few
days, to‘ueoen position there. .
. ;. ”One of: the. lime outside dome loud
in to Mutichnll. blow off its hinges
flaurdeyfiiuht. orlimen were busi
13?, Ml, hen ,| it this morning.
' “ ‘ t' ‘ ‘W¢LV~H ‘I . '
. comma to ‘ tangy. til: the . tunnel
(If-Connecticut. went to Newllavoii:
I yesterday. nfternoon. and attended the
convention. as a delegate from the le-
cnl Barbera’ union.
A. 11. Ill ikin h
tract to in: den
. .0! the allervslk .
. will be of wood. tox'fl'feet. with tin or
5le tool. Henry.s$eymour has been
given the muonvjworlr. . , I *3 y
‘ l but never.
evening, in thelrrooiu
street. - _~
inst, ‘-
] ,J‘ci oremnt‘
mun; iriende‘nin I .
at ‘Howlnnd’s nre hosiery?
Muhnckemo Hotel, on 'l‘uesdayI-nnd '
Chev.“ Ilahcn Backus, vice-president of ,
the state branch Protective Association -‘
‘ any teller about toilet articles ‘
I... n. More n biting and accent; f
Fine Booth Norwaik ' ‘
‘ Thewintei- reception of Brown's Bus-
Miss Gertrude Dudleryet Boston. ior~ I League meet an in the South Norwalk ,
I: Miss Susan Smith, teacher in the
The monthly meeting of the Norwnlk
p. ,m.. and dolly botwen 9 and 12 u, .
The Red [Men's entertainment in Mu» " r
us secured the con- . ‘
“gluon“ the factory '
» rites Company. it " "
Afso sperm 5.1.1.; Children’s suitsiget«normal I
g$|ki°y ; $i-98 . labia;
I and Nemalicstere
‘ It south‘MaIngst.
Telephone sauna-2: South Norwalk store. ?
Not-walk Clem"
‘ Masonic Building?
warmly WE. Pillar or code on rs
. AND’WOT ctr mm 7
Good oats.“ yen buy here. cost. no «more
. than the inferior grades, and you‘ll get them free
from dirt and other itnpunities, as we [carefully
screen them. i , ‘
. “BUY. OATS THAT’S CLEAN. -
., _ mum 7. mi ran.
PLATINUM ARl‘lSl‘S’PROOF
~ of warmer tone, with a rich velvety
having all the merit of steel Engrnv- nominee. The W” perfect-i on of. Artie
lugs and ”absolutely Permanent. .
tic Portraiture. d
All work is finished with espeag care and‘éiuliy guaranteed
' ‘ OUR PICTURES our: P012181"; _,,
Trolleys pass the door.
T
V ”mil" vimlié'rivi mourns
” lookout“. our Iowan, enchants. , p .
Beers
re
. (ever at her home,
' A. S. Gibson at the vesper service in
' Mrs. iiondloy's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
. Fire Police. Saturday night, W. A. Am-
', ing 1.15 to 64. Chauncey Pintt refereed
_ scoring.
' Main street. opposite Attorney J. Bel-
! believing that he might freezeto death,
‘ L telephoned to police headquarters, and
Blue who we: carriedtto. the. station
' Well-known il'l ‘Ndrwéllt‘ as the Owner of
:a large nuinber of one bred mt horses is
. and burn beautiful summer residence
~ ‘m-ymmw enlighten was 113th '
> limited at ”00.000.“ . W ‘ , ,
, , v. we, unwoundmue.
new Ni " to boom
‘ he Bradley. wife of Chief
of Police Bradley. is higoté animal
62, Franklin ava-
' “fill them
nue.
. ,Robel-t Stevens, udminiltrnlor on the,
' Mateo! illitnpcth Stevens. filed a mo
lionwltb the judge-Inf probate thin
morning asking to withdrew. I .
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lewie H.- Nuh.‘of New
York. spent. Sunday with Mrs. Sarah
'lllush. Mr. Nash's mother. mrner of
. Elinwood avenue and High street.“
The regular monthly meeting of the
South Norwalk. Outing club which was
to have been held this evening, has
been postponed owing, to the Red
Men’s hall.
Members of St. Paul's .parlrh are to
make an effort this Lenten season to
raise the indebtedness against the
church, and envelopes forrt‘hle purpose
have been distributed among the par-
luhioners.
2:.
..
The funeral of Miss Henrietta Bette
Mallory was held this morning. at ii
o’clock, in Grace Church, the Rev. J.
McClure Bellows. rector of the church
officiating. interment was in Norwalk
cemetery.
.0 ~v.—.—_-.
pneached in the~South Norwalh Baptist
Church yesterday. Mr. Genung’s dis-
courses were heard by large congrega-
tions. and he made every favorable
impression. ' . '
Miss Hutchinsonpresided at the or:
gun in the South Norwalk Congregu-
tional Church yesterday morning. and
the afternoon. Their selections were
much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry‘A. Hoadley, of
Waterbury. stepped off or Norwnlk
Saturday, while on their way to when
lngton. D. 0., and were the guests of
.l. B. Elle. of Camp street.
*-
in the tournament of the Norwalk
bier. rated 66. was defeated by Henry
D. Cornell. rated 115. in the closest
grime in the tournament. the score be-
and Samuel Brundage attended to the
-—-—--
Leeds Council No, 16. 0. U. A. M..
of Stamford, will work the second de-
gree animareenwloh minister, a New
Canaan lawyer and another candidate
No.- 4. of South Norwnlk. will need no
further invitation. and a large delega-
tion is invited to attend.
, , The eigmnnnnnni convention of the
State ”Association of Letter Carriers
will be heldllhylted- Men's Hall, Wash-
ington street» ntprday afternoon. Feb
runny 22. 'W sillngton birthday. At
6:30 in them] a. a banquet will be
served at Hotel -lifford._Congressmnu
E, .l, Hill‘hnsygocellted the invitation
to be presentu *it‘isexpectsd that
there wiirbe About twenty-five post-
mosters present throughout the state.
gichnel MeNerney. of Winn‘ipnuk.
was“ found Saturday night, lying in
den Hurlbutt’s residence. A passer-by.
ea. Yesterday morning “Chief of
cc Bradley relaxed him on pay-
, ”of ‘ cosh hood of ”I" iWhentthe
t i morni
. or E. T.‘
.was burned to
yr. iledforii is
‘ Redfordl 'infi rootiyn.
. the mind betel-tiny.
in Green's Farms. Mr. Btdford‘s .eishw'
pliinented hy-tiie‘nroeklyu' remen
"bravery in loving r. large number of!
diamonds and the sinedaiewbi‘ch she
won at the -hom:_"ehow in molten
adhere Garden. The loneliy tire, is «w
m
tomorrow night. Members of Council I
u
weight» thdt formerly
and $1439- ‘ .. I‘
Boye' Bhert Pants Suite with waste formerly priced 53nd
$5.00 and 35.50. are now selling at sequence, 33.50. end new
All who! Sailor Blouse Suite for Little Fellows of ‘_
Cheviot that were good value: 1162.5 0. new they are ett 89.
Boys’ and Children's mu. Chinchilla Roofers values
at 980.
Children’s Tonnes. 250 and and 39c qualities, lilo.
Perfect fitting Stein Bloch Cutaway Coats and V til
worsted, sue. 33 to 40. formerly priced 115.00, now $9.98.
Elie Inflow
sh
Archangel leverv bo'v
" Cd take advantage
., I G
Hovereenrurnniulng through on r stock of new Cl
looted about so opulent-casted
Men's Mackintoshes at one-half price. ,
We: etill have some excellent stelneBioch‘ broad-shed
Overcoat: that we are selling at 20 per cent. reductio
IIIIs
CLOTHIER. HATTER. AND FURN
48 and 50 Wall street,
Rev. George E. Gallung, of Sumeld,
.n..-...... ...,.... an”... Mm... ....................... w. .
motile
‘ ‘ Short Pants finite, in'l‘fnlfleilllilil
sold "at $2.50 and $3.60 and have. iii
if you never have. had any order V
II
Ii».
Ismail. .
move the trouble? We guarantee per.
in lt-worth while to have the print
run together,lor younhesd ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from. When‘PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
fect fitting and make, no charge for
examination. ' .
,6. B. season,
emanate Optician,
”‘58 We“ Street. Ema“.
inhuman I
A problem that confronts 'ali classesof socit‘iv‘. “‘-
, Jump‘llavc you solved it to your satisfaction? ,
“ ~ “if notch! in " ‘ ..
Front Fish,
»‘ Flat Fish.
Spot Buss,
. Pollack,
‘ large Salt Mackerel.
-JletraJlne Finnan
filler
.I-Iv'
Kidd!“
Week Fish. .
Large Herring,
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