it
From ii to it ram
5! “Inhibition Street
50ch Narnia“. H
thrill bids;
H ‘cdhihhhy i) will 'dl-ul at the armory.
this evening.
W
John, Fennel. of Rowayton, is ill
with an attack of bronchitis.
. . l .
The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Finch. No, 27 Vim Zandt ave-
llllc, is confined to .-.c house with
bronchitis.
Willie F. Taylor. of Ordilnrd street.
Norwalk. has resigned his situation
, atgithe Lounsbury. Mathewson & Co.
ulanufactory. owing to continued llli
health. 9
On Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph 1.. Barbour. of Hartford, all-
nollnced to a few friends the engage
lucllt of their youngest daughter, Miss
l-‘lorellcc Anllc Harbour. to Arthur Reg‘
illald Van de Water. Trinity. 1901. son
of the Rev, Dr. George R. Van do We-
ier,‘of New York.
ilethel borough, has voted to exempt
from taxation for three years the new
industries which have lately been
brought. into town through the efforts
of the Board of Trade. and a vote was ,'
also taken, ‘to instruct the water com-
ls, hail "m
evanescent _
. an. Thomas Cutters“, of Broad m;
‘ver, is ill at her home with an attack
or grip. ' ‘
Mun-pm- I
James E. our... of 16 Triangle street.
‘Dsnbury. , ‘ . ‘
Miss Jennie. Galiasher, of Norwalk.
ill spending a few days with friends in
Btumford. , ”t ‘
.. wah-.,--n_
The interior or the schun'ze market.
purchased by :Btevsns lb Walters. is
being altered. . _. , .
I vol-Inn .
parts of the town. in commemoration
of Lincoln’s birthday, ‘
‘Calvln 'I‘. Purdy is in Branchvllle
today in the interests of the M. Stein-
ert it sons Company. .
, .
The sunlifil donation of knight
this evening in Lockwood‘s hail.
‘ P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. No. 126. N.
E. 0. P., held its regular. meeting last.
night and received one proposition.
Mrs. John J. Goodwin. who has been
ill for the past three weeks, at her
home in Haviland street. is improving.
MW...—
.4
,
Court Mailacksmo, Foresters of Am-
icrica. held a regular meeting last
inlgllt and transacted nothing but rou-
itlne business. .. g '
a”
The regular Ash Wednesday service
was celebrated at Trinity Episcopal
iCllllrch this morning. Holy Commu-
j nion was observed.
3 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hanlon. of Bridge-
lport. who have been visiting friends
iln South Norwalk and Norwalk. have
i returned to their home.
,1 “if you are thinking of eellding a‘
l valentine to the one you love. if that
T one has malaria. rheumatism or: grip.
lseud a bottle of Dr. Dick's medicine
Sand it will be appreciated.
There will be another free concert
atarday‘in New-York. ‘
.3 A daughter“ wanborn to Mr: and Mrs.
.Flags are floating today in many,
Street A}"M~.“E. Church. will be held .
medium and dark effects.
.5250 to $5.00. for
i ' $i.l0
oi
Nor-walk store:
Masonic Building.
. We‘T’Wiil place on sale today, sale tacontll'ibc until
all are gone. several hundred pairs of Wallis Fancy
Worsted and all Wool Catsrmers. Trousers. inlighi.
, $l.48 w $i.98 $
A'SO spe‘cial sale bf Children’s. Suits. age 4 to ill, at
$i.98
consmtk BROS. '
l Telephone Call 322; South Norwaik store. . ‘
I
all sizes. which sold tor
i
1298'
$2.98
south Norwalk Store;
14 south Main st
WHY PIIY THE PRICE OF 0000 Oil TS '
AND NOT OE T THEM I
' Good oats, if you buy here, cost no more
‘ ’ .
theris.
int W. S. Stnrtevunt's store in North
.‘Main streei.‘ Saturday night. of this
‘weck. The last one was appreciated
~ very much, and it is proposed to havo
Ml‘. and Mrs. Benjamin Andrews , this one equally as good.
who have been guests of the lutter's .~ .__..._
parents, Mr- and Mrs. W. H. Bylngtou , There was no game played in the
of Belden avenue, left yesterday for 3 1,001 tournament of Putnam Hose
their home in New 101% . MI‘. and i Company. last night. nor will there be
hil‘fl. Andrews “Handed th¢.YflCht Club 5 any fonts!“ _Tom0rrow nlght Philip
dance in 'ihockwood's Hail} Monday 1 Sell) summed E. Conley will play.
evening. . " They are rated at. eighty.
missioners to make no charge for
water for the same length of time.
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Ml'. 311d Mrs. William F- K01“. 01 , The Library Committee for the (filly
Hillside street, went to Mount. Vernon. of Norwalxig new library held a meet-
N- Y" yesterday. to attend the enercis- lug yesterday. but. did not transact any
1‘8 given in honor 0f the Rev. \Vllllfiill-, business for publication. The library
Samuel Coffey. tectggl‘YOf MSt- gag! 8 i will be started as early in the spr‘lllg
'. r -~~ . . r. ey: , v' n‘.
ilxglrbgellrafdg?tfft§¥' that church 0titty 2 as it is possible to war he glou (
years. Mrs. Korn will remain with-
ller sister-idlaw about a week.
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David Brennan. who has been suffer-
ing‘lfpr» several days with a severe at-
ita'ck of pneumonia. was this morning
Thelipn B. 1“. Mabanand Dr. A. W. isent to the Norwaik Hospital. on the
Neifidn. Of NEW Million. the RevFa iadvice of Dr. F. l. Burn-all. He was
their May, of Cblch'estcr. and the Rev. itaken to the institution by George
.l. C. Hyde. a Baptist clergyman of $30“, of Elizabeth street.
Montville, wore among the 800 one 3 .
Stingers W110 sailed from New York; A free exhibition of the llecker.
last Saturday on the mammoth steam iJones & Jewell Milling Company‘s
('l' Celtic for a trip of seventy-nine days § goods can be seen at Charles E. Sey-
[0 Mediterranean ports. ‘ ‘
ilIlOllr's store. Mr. and. Mrs. F. E.
___._.. iWhitc are the demonstrators. They
Tile Monday Afternoon Whist Club . have had. a wide experience ill this
hold a meeting at the residence of 5 line. having been at the Pun-American
Mrs. R. H. Golden in West avenue 2Expoaition and other places exhibition
yesterday afternoon. Five tables were ; the goods, A free lunch is given daily,
. occupied and a most enjoyable after ’
noon was spent. Miss Mai Curtis ‘1
“'0“ the? fil‘fit brize: Miss Emma Lock- . residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. .i. Lam
W000. 800011": Milli! Dudiene 53: ‘38)" s n. of Ely avenue. last night. Their
“10““, consolation: and Miss ‘ Jillitfl l daughter Gertrude reached the age 0:
Hatchiihe guest‘s 'Dl‘ile- 1' The next l seventeen years and invited severallol
meeting 0f the Cillb' will be held at in" i her young friends to spend the even-
residence of MISS Curtis. next Wed flag at her bonse. Games were play.
“95““? afternoon. led and several of ule visitors played
ion the piano and sung. Dancing was
\Thc Rev. 5- L. 315k“. l).l)., pastor i indulged in and at ll o'clock supper
of the Find Church (Congregational) 1was served.
of New London. whose volumes of lo, ww~w
("ill ecclesiastical history bavo been so , About once a mouth “w hm“ New
highly commended for the scholarly :York. New Haven mm Hartford train.
W” i" WNW they are written and the lwhlch nets to tthrund Central Stu
accuracy of the statements Tc’ontnin- ftlon at 9 a. m... dumps out a alccpy lni
cd. has written another book that will Lot men Who 39pm...” and disappear
”mu“ considerable ““3an TM“ i rapidly. They hear all the evldoucc'ol
is "The Separates of Connecticut." con ilmvlng been up all night. 1“ the
earning an unwritten uml almost forv ; crowd are always mm. 0.. four men
notion chapter of Congregational h’ls- ;. carrying large carpet bugs. who seem
‘0”- Th" ”Wk will b“ WWW“ “V ito be particularly anxious to avoid sus-
thc Pilgrim Press of Boston. and it will , mm,"- and by their “for“, usually at-
. be in the printers' hands in ii short 1”...“ it. Occasionally these mm, with
. time. ' i,, the hairs jump ”off the train if it hapr
‘ ‘ loans to stop at Mott Haven or at 125th
r l'stroet. Oneisundny morning not long
3‘ logo four of these men with bags be.
There was a surprise party at the
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The, New London-county shoot-lo
court had n peculiar divorce cult
“Wk- '“ ”W “A of bills MM“ on come alarmed at something and
against Richard . Atkinson. it was made . a flying jump from the
shown that in 1898. When the woman train ‘ when it slbwed m, at
was an inmate of‘tbs Industrial School
126th street. The were evidently
~ for Girls at Mlddletown she secured a y
than the interior grades, and you’ll get them free
from dirt andother impunities, as we carefully
Screen them.
TSUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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PLATINUM ARTISTS‘ PROOF
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having all the merit of 89.361 hngrav- surface. The very perfection of Artls~
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All work is finished wrth esoecral care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
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5‘3 WALL sr. NORWALK
”LENTINES
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK. THE
FINEST LINE EVER IN NORWNLK. 1
One com: to $|.50 each.
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STAT IONER. ENGRAVER.
. Nor-walk. Conn.
After rcvltiwing the‘satlsi'actory results of their first year's enorts. and
aylngv'their atmikliolders What‘wss conceded to be A VERY FAIR. DWI:
END. thaboard of'dlrectors of the Sound and Coast Wrecking Company
deemed it ludlcious and advisable to add to and increase the scope of their
plant by the addition 'of such other appliances as are deemed necessary and
desirable.
Trolleys. pass the door.
49 Wall street.
leave of absence don"‘two weeks to
visit her father at that Lyme. To
avoid returningtwthe school she mar.
ried Mr. Atkinson, wholsft her imme.
lllatdly after tbsi, princrthsrd prob
ably being an n riding between
coclmey Englishmen, and they had on
tsrtained thslr‘fellow passengers with
music hall songs. For the info mutton
of the regulars on this train w 0 have
noticed those ganxs‘it may be said
that they are, patrons of cock-fighting.
in each one of the carpet bags is n
remains is now offered to the public at
$4.00 per than with a par value «310.00
and nonuauuublo.
And tortilla end, they issued A row automatic o. crook. a great
part. of which was subscribed for by the stock
holders of record. and what
I
fully paid
tilt two that the. _ lost of ib‘e’ marl-latte
. was solely to give theiglri nonrandom
from the school. ,fiiile colt” reserved
its decision. ‘ . , - '
fighting enchant! as. the mats has been
successful or disappointed these fob
Yak bn.
llama la. mall inhuman an To“
_ bacon cigarette? 'Mlti’n‘innda.‘ It lira ‘
low.“ rd in good-or had 'humor.--New_
U
a . 000
. little hands of prominent. successful and
he the remaining number of unsold shares is LIMITED. Bhll‘fli will be
allotsd pro rats. the directors reserving the right to. reduce or reject any
and all submlptlons. . ,,
'lihsoolnpany announcestllal among other things they havanoarly ll.-
totts, of coal locust». ready be resound in the early sprint
Ascan hymn by the Dirocto to, the management of this coupon
nonstrvatm basins-smear“
implication/taming and in: entire board'witb be one exception- woodman
destined Whirl-counselled with the enterprise is a guarantee
lbusihmwt‘bmoouamd in a prognosis ‘fs‘maunor. ..
~ WNW -
a w. smith. rm smith.
at ’Bitidtilpr
that the . .
cuts, and finish likswise. that
"39 Main Street. Norwalk
4 4 . enchant-l
, Painters are at work on the Frost
block in South Main street. ..
Three.‘ of the children of Mrs. Mul,
vey. of Cedar street. are ill with diph.
There is some talk of the Pig club
having another banquet in the near
future. '
w. ...
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
William Smith, of Ann street, is quite
ill with bronchial pneumonia.
Miss Mildred Duncan. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, is
quite ill with a bronchial trouble:
A large number of hoboes find the
Hotel Howard In Smith street a very
comfortable abode these cold nights.
Willism‘ Easou has resigned his po-
sition with 'l‘ruckmnn L. J. Reynolds.
and has been succeeded by Frank But-
ery. ..
There promises to be a good time at
the entertainment to be given by the
Patriotic Order of Americans. in Red
Men's Hall. this evening.
a...”
The funeral of the late Mrs. Thomas
Annette. of New oYrk, formerly Miss
Mary Dugan. of Norwsik. was held
this morning from St. Mary's Church.
interment was in Norwalk Cemetery.
The ladies of the South Nor-walk
Baptist Church. will hold a prayer
meeting from 3 to 4 o’clock tomorrow
afternoon. in the interests of foreign
Minions. All of the ladies are invited.
“v...“—
A peddier who gave the name of
William Stanton was arrested for
_ drunkenness last. night. by Officer Ken-
ny. This morni he, was brought be-
fore Judge Lot: odd and discharged
with a warning. Stanton asked the of-
ficer for the lodging house and the
policeman. seeing hits condition.
. thought it best to lock him up.
The Norwalk police have been lldll-
fled of a reward of 3200 for the appre-
hension of two men who were under
indictment' for burglary at the
Queen's County Jail. in Long Island
city. and escaped from that. institution
Sunday. The men wanted are Wli»
ilam Mortimer. alins Mat Travis. alias
James O'Neill and William Watson.
lilies Mattie Chitin. .
Two games of pool were played last
night the tournament of the Nor-
walk I" re Police. alfrcd Avlson. rat~
ed 70_ was-defeated by Samuel'Brun-
liege. ruled fill}, by a score of 100 to 46.
Lewis Merritt refereed and Chauncey
Plait scored. Herbert Allen, rated ill“).
defeated Winfield Scott, rated 65. by
the score of llb to 22. J. \V. Brhto
referred and Harry Bentley scored.
Mrs. Francis Smith. ngcd sixty-eight
yearn, isliu mouths and thirteen days.
died yl'atcrduy at her home. No. 4
Franklin avenue. 'lhe deceased is
survived by one son. lrving Smith.
The funeral will be held from the
Chapel of Our Holy Saviour, in Berke-
lcy street. Friday afternoon. at
o'clock. The Rev. C. M. Selieck and
the Rev. Claude l’ooley will ofilciate.
interment, will be in the Zion Hill cem-
etcry.
H
AMU3EMENTS.
IiAliCOU R'i‘ COMEDY (30.;
A pleasing feature of the engage-
ment of the Harcourt Comedy Com-
pany at Hoyt‘s Theatre next week will
be the high-class specialty sets pre-
sented between acts at each perform
ance. and the rendition of all the lat-
sst popular mllaifwby the Harcourt
Concert orchestra.‘ Special concerts
will be given a half hour previous to
performances.
DELLA FOX COMING.
Several years ago about every
young woman in the coun. found an
object of interest in what it known
than as the "Dolls Fox" curl.‘ a name
given to a short stray stress that hair-
dressers wcrs wont to allow to fall
carelessly to the forehead Just over
the left eye. it is curious to note that
hirsute fancy travelled practically all
over the world. reports of. its adoption
coming from the harems of the Orion-
tal countries and nearly all ‘, the
fashionable centres of trumps. om.
inino admirers of the litls domedionno
have not forgotten the ”Delia For"
curl; for they are now calling the
graceful wave of person at the tem-
ples ofmodsrn belies the “Della Fox
Ripple: because it is said that actress
w, W tto make it adiatlnctlvs ' L
l < of her toilette. At Hoyt‘l- ..
Theatre. Friday night.
'leTL
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auau IURGLAR canon-r.
YORK. February lawsuit“
with epsilon to be one
‘ b
We start With pure‘ingredb ,
is why our candies stand the '
test. '
s
l
certainly would be a profitable investment, for. you ‘- to ill
Suitor Overcoat for neat winter now. ‘ ' . L
Steinuflloch Yoke Overcoats, $18 and $20 q
now piiced $30.89 and $11.39. ,
’ A special sale of SteinnBlochSuits at $0.89, a
of them formerly sold for less than $15. .
nu
ltdn
Men’s ‘ Overcoats. sizes 34 and 35. at a great than
we have too many of those sizes. 1 . . W
Some remarkably good Men’s Suits at $4.89 and
Men’s Underwear, blue and white stripe. of fincA
lian Lamb’s Wool, $2 quality, to close. $1.13 per garment
Boys’ Fleeced Underwear, was excellent value a
we have too much, so the price is now too.
WILLIS H. SEth
illotlller. Hatter and lullllilnrf
4s and so wan. sr. somatic. c.
AtThe Mdddlfirocery,"Wednesday. February.
Catch on to Some Good Trades
Schumacller'sii‘lour. a few more bags, at. 49c. ,
Mackerel. Fine White Norways. Just. let me show you; hell on
13c each. , ‘
Fresh Eggs. Fresh Eggs. Home made, fine and fresh, 34c dozen.
New Raisins, 9c 1b.; 3 lbs., 250. Nice size, soft and new, ‘ ‘
3 cans Good LOH}. 25c. '
5 cans Good Pumpkin. 25c. Good or your money back. ,
Paris Wafers, bought to sell at the lb.; below cost, fine and right. 100.:
' Cocoanut Wafers. bought to sell at 15c 1b.: below cost. fine and right
Clover Milk. one case left. no more, a lOc article, 8c. “
Pillsbury's Vitos, 10c package. it. w.
Seventeen Good Oranges. 25c. . ' 3., :i.
llig Master Soap. 2 for Sin. ‘
2 iron Shine, inc worth; to reduce stock. 50,
22 pounds Gran. Sugar. $1.00, with one pound Best Coffee.
lI‘REE.~—A box of Handy Stove Po itch to all who trades
ask for the blocking “as advertised."
Lorenzo Dibble
Stop and 'Mdhk.
' ‘ is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from. when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for
examination.
6. B. Sachem.
Graduate Optician,
58 \Da\\ Ski-sat. “oi-oak
Thinning Queitbil ofiiltiitu
HOW TO KEEP warn:
A problem that conironis all classes of society.
Have you solved it to your sailsiaction? i,
if not. call at .
j .
25c worth
1-. W. .. .
barge Bait Mackerel.
Extra flue Finnsn Haddies,
Frost Fish.
Flat Fish,
390i Baas,
Pollock,
‘ Weak Fish.
Large Herring. ,
Extra Smelt. ‘
Plk ‘ .
Oysters,
Large long Clams to bake.
R. J. GUTBI:
WAMHNGTON.
Next to John H. Forrh’
Tell Gall 97-2.
0d LIV!!! is
Heal andlLamon can 1' P’ all
at the few ‘ «contain the
, tainitha distinctivalnnon. .
. , nuanced in chastised peach, din
‘ and the cannrabcttsrfiilsdhaddhw
‘od‘upgofartharr ‘;‘
._ Ono uptight! Indian ,4
.iib'r fry this was . y
u'm.. ' . a,
Iaikeh
aliens dill as burner on,
, . York, Monday. crack basketball of or '
; minim" at tile slat barium .othllsu
manna. . ins; ‘
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