iron 5 to‘li'o’clocl 51 Washington Street. South Namath. - ' dealership. ; A car load of noises will arrive .01 Max Tsrlov next week. Miss Stacie Kelly of New York, is‘ visiting Norwaik friends. ' Lieutenant William W. Bloom is ser~ 1 iously ill at his home, 30 Pine street. i ——Weak fish, 81: 1b.: blue llsh. i‘l‘éc: Cod Steakj'lic; Herring, 8c; Smelt, 3 ’ lbs, 2511.. at Hayes’s. The winter cicaiance sale of A Dickerman & Son is continued in to4 day's issue of The Sentinel. Flankiln A. Smith is in New York ““0“ WI” hold “5 ”will“ today on a business trip for the mm of Martin Bates Jr. & Co. Tbcie is a huge stock of wash dress goods on display at the store of the l). M. Read Company in Bridgeport. A large herring for seven cents is :vhat the Bridge Fish Market is sell- ng. . The Boston more is advertising wash goods in today‘s issue of The Sentinel. 1 E. G. Cunningham, of New Canaan. iwas in South Norwalk yesterday on business. George it. Wright. ot Boston. is in South N'orwalk, calling on friends. He is stopping at the Clifford. The Company 3" basketball team will play the Company C team, in the Dan» bury armory, this evening. The drummer for William Demuth a Company, at New York. the pipe manufacturers. is in 'South Not-walk . , today. W117 —~W11ak fish, 8c .b.: blue lish. 12%0; Lod Steak. 14c; Herring, 8c; Smelt, ii ,at Hayes‘s I‘l'ldel‘ick W1ight who attends the Epiphany Apostolic College. at Balti- meie Maryland is spending a vaca- tion at his home in Norwaik. Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum. i will hold a regular meetmg tonight. ‘1 After the regular work, Charles Little. ton and James Gordon will entertain. Carpenters are at work on the real- . dcnce of Dr. Charles C. Bohannnn in South Main street. The root is being shiugied and other lepaiis ale being made. The Woman 11 Christian Temperance weekly meeting Friday at 3 o’clock with Mic. l Joseph H. Richards 31 Chestnut street. Tomorrow is the only day in which you can secure the right to vote in a caucus previous to next August. Rog- if you expect to vote 'in any of the . “5‘0“ caucuses that may be held previous to next August, you must register tomor- row. The Connecticut Sunday School As aociation is holding a. coufciencc in the Baptist Clinich in Rowayton this WM “““Sfli‘ted uttcinoon. 4 Mrs. [1.111.111.1211 Hotchkiss and daughter, Miss Gertrude, are contem- plating a visit to thc Bermudas 111 a few weeks. .incob M. Layton has completed the sale 01' the Charles and Willimenn‘ Wilkenson place in Meadow sheet to L1 nest Bax 11101 Rev. J. .l. Furlong, rector ol‘ St. Ma- Iy's (‘lIuIcLI who‘ hos been sick fol soup iiiic time is not r'ccoveiing his health ver lapidly --....-.4....._ An impoitant meeting in the inter- 11st. of foreign missions is being held this nilernoonby the ladies of thc South Norwnik Baptist Church. rain (1 A 51111111112. of 80111111 View Terrace, is one at thefum of Paul Schultze, Jr.. & Co., at present in busi- ness at 252 State street, Bridgeport. Charles Merritt. who has been 11111- ploybd in n Paterson. N. .i., store. has returned to Norwalk owing to the place where he was cierkiug being burned out. Philip Scib and F. E. Conley will play in the 1100] tournament oi' Putnam iioso Company. tonight. They are iulcd at 811 and it promises to be an . interesting game. ‘ . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler of Rev iiand street. sailed for Savannah Ga. Saturday. and will visit the Charleston Exposition. Florida, Cuba and other places of interest. 1 ho Junior League 01’ the South nor- 1 walk Methodist Church will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at “:30 11'c10ck. Mrs. J. H. Norris. the super- intendent. will lead. About lilteen members Were piesent , at the lodge meeting of Elks last ev- ening. Hotel Manager Ferris. oi Stam i lord and Smith Northrop N01 walk 1 were made members. Howard C. Keeler, a former em- ployee of The. Evening Sentinel, now . with the Methodist Book Concern. in New Yor,k spent the holiday yesterday with relatives in Norwaik. The. losses sustained by the Central Food Company still Mrl‘. James Flynn and Albert J. Hoyt. West avenue have; been satisfactorily adjusted by. the Jacob M. Layton agency «Fresh Vegetables in theli season. Stevens 6t Walters: The Not Smilll’i Add the lady me do of the members will attend the ashram be given by 2 11111 i. 'l'. 'l‘ 8. Social Club. at Mystic Chain hall in Washington street. Bat- urday night. ‘, . I W.-. 5*. .. .. ”.1... . Have you tried 1111? Kotcltem 1111 To H11 Does ntiiome bacco Cigarette? .Union made. It is a , corker. We have just received a new line 1;! Pipes. Any style you want. Look them over. _ We carry a large line of Turkish and Mayptlan Cigarettes ilutler Lodge. No. 97, i. l). 0. iii. held a regular meeting last night and worked the first degree on William S. Wilcox and Thomas Keogh. Outside of this nothing hilt routine business The1 Lndics' Quarlcttc. of East Nor- walk. will sing at the South Norwalk Mission. Sunday afternoon. The hull last Sunday was llilcd’with interested ones. Everybody is invited to come Sunday afternoon. The Girls’ Friendly Society of Trin- ity Church will hold their meciintxs during Lent. on Tuesday evenings in» stead of Fridays. A large attendance is expected next Tuesdnv evening. February 18th, at 8 o'clock. The series of Friday evening' Lenten services. with special preacher. com» mcnccs in Trinity Church tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. Th11 itcv. H. ll. llulsc. rector of St. Mary‘s Church. Lawrence street, New York city, will preach to- morrow. A huge delegation of Con”. Mahack- emo. F. of A. will go to Biidgeport ' this evening to‘ visit the court in that place. Prominent members from dil- ,tercnt parts in the state will be pres. 3 York. i out. There will be a banquet and spcechmaking. miir. M. S. itosen. ocuiisl and aurisi can be consulted in the parlors of thc Maliackemo Hotel. on Tuesdays and Fridays, between the hours of i and 51 p. 111.. and daily bctwen 9 and i2 u. m.. 6 and 9 p. m., at his Fairlield ave- nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and diseases treated. \lurI at it Fonda is takin' a spc1ial .1 comes of study in law and commerce at the DeWitt Clinton school, Mr. Fonda continues his span is!) with Mrs. Willcheater-Dimple, of this city. who now has Spanish classes New 4 in the Metropolis. Tho otiiccrs of tin» itallnn Indcpeir dent Society will hold a meeting to night in the hall in Ely avenue. it will take on the form of a farewell rc- ception to Ludovico (.iiordono. the re- cording secrctary. who intends to start for ltaly next week. to be gone sever— al months. Refreshments; will he served Hartwick Amundson, of Roton Hill was skating on thin ice acioss the _ channel on Keeler's pond yesterday at- ‘ternoon, when he brone through and disappeared beneath the surface. Wil- i liam Lemongelii oi Lowe sheet, and 1 others Went to his assistance and al- tei considerable difllculty the lad was rescued. and taken to his home. The late Mrs. M. .1. Barber, who died in Westport avenue. February 6, was the president of the W. C. T. U from its organization in South Norwaik in Club ,0: Stamford. 1 i875. and held the office and filled it most efficiently for many years. And lastly was its treasurer until com polled by general debility to resign She also was the city' a missionary for several years. Watch wrongs-hprebably loses time, and time is money. soon. lorsottan. I We will place on sale today, sale to cohtlhueiuniii Worsted and all Wool (JaSSImere Trousers. in light 82. 50 to $5. 00. for ,$l.48 $198 $1.98. A'so special sale of Children’s Suits. are 4 to Iii. at E4$l.i0. $198 $2.98 0011516611 BROS. Norwalk store: South Norwalk s'tore: Masonic Building. 14 South Main St. Telephone Call 32-2; South Norwalk store. all are gone. several hundred pans of Men’s Fancy, medium and dark effects, all sizes, wan. sold ior Little disappointments like this are home day that old . watch will play a serious trickw with 4 war PAY THE PRICE or soon all rs 4 AND nor an THEM! ‘ Good oats, if you buy here, cost no map: 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. MANUEL 1r. 1111 ml. —_\ FINE PHOTOGRAPHS PLATINUM liming. all the menit of Steel Engiav lugs and 4nbso‘lutoly Permanent. ARIISTS’ PROOF su rfnco. tic Portraiture. of mutual tone with a rich velvety The way perfection of Artis- Ali work is finished Willi espeCIai careand fully guaranteed OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS .JACKSON’S STUDIO 'l‘rolicys pass the door. 53 WALL 51".. NORWALK VALENTINES new AND ”mum: Srocx. rm: FINEST LINE even 1111 NOR WALK. One Cent to $|.50 each. Wm. P. Beers, BOOKSELLER, STAT iONER, 'ENGRAVER. 49 Wall street. Norwslk, Conn. - .. ... x... ‘3'.) @1991?) Anne. .M..-.._.......-...-... m... ._W ...... is"\ GOOD , alder-in; the envied " the com my to stories outer means a or support to their poles. ’ 1 " (linger Nuts and Pies H AT SMITH’ S , on Main Isl-not Nona-ll; Tolohonolfio-o, 4, A representative bl”. the. Match today. Diamond Company is in South Norwaik Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maitineau of Benton are guests of triends in South Norwaik The Girls Friendly society, of Grace Church will meet Saturday night instead of Friday night, at the parish house corner of Cross street and ileldcn place. Joseph llrotherton. of Main street. Norwnlk, formerly employed at Shultze‘s market. South Norwalk. has secured a position in a sugar refinery. in Yonkeis. New \4’or.k v The Helping Hand Circle of King‘s Daughteis of the Nolwnlk Episcopal Church will meet with Miss Mary E. Selleck, i8 Merwin street. Friday av. ening. The annual ale itlon (tomcers will take place and it is car estly r-e quested that cvc 1y member be present. Company D villi send a relay team and other members to take part in in- dividual events at the athletic meet to be held in the Hartford armory on February 21st. The company will make an attempt to mum of! the tro- phv loi the state championship relay race. in the vicinity of Burchard‘s pond some one fired the grass which in turn set lire to the ties the Connectr 4 cut Lighting Company had plied near their trucks yesterday afternoon. For- tunately for the company one of the ours was due this time and the passen- gers and Conductor Kline and Motor- man Lowndes saved the tics from be- ing destroyed entirely. 4—- You can register tomorrow only to secure the right to vote in a caucus previous to next August. in the first district, at the office of the Norwalk ioal Company. corner Well and Wat- er streets, Norwaik. in the second dis- trict at the Town Court room, Havr laud street, South Norwnik: in the thiId district. at the store of E. E. Gorham First avenue East Noiwaik. The championship John belt ow ted by L. Sullivan. which is on exhi- bition at the cafe of James M. Crcngh. in Main street. Norwalk. was presented to America‘s favorite pugil: lat by the citizens of the United States in 1887. it contains lllteeu pounds of gold. and is ornamented with 361') (lia- monds. The name or John L. is set 11p entirely of these precious jewels .and the letter J. the first in the name. alone contains tliirty~one diamonds. Lovers of good music should attend the concert to be given at W. S. Sturt- event‘s store. Saturday evening. .lohn Dickens. baritone soloist of the lam- ous Clipper Quartette. will render sev- eral selections. One of the numbers will he "in lht‘ Shade of the Sheltering Palm." from l1‘lorodoru." Another is "l Just Want to no Buck and Start the Whole ’l‘hlng Over," by P. Dresser. Miss Alicc Buruham will also appeal in recitations. She is too well-known to the people of The Norwalks to need further mention. The Int-mebra of the local lodge of Elks who attended the institution of snow lodge at New Rochelle. last cv enlng were Messrs. Goodrich, 'i‘. .l. Mngner. E. F. Manner, George Saun- ders, .lohn McAluigh. lease (1. Hamil- ton. Herman 111111110. .lohn Mathies. Drugglst Pierce. Clifford Randall and William llankcr. The. party was met at the depot by members of the White Plains and l’ceksklli “dunes and es- corted to the lodge rooms. where thir- ty-iive members. including the mayor of New Rochelle, were initiated. At ‘1 o’clock all marched to the banquet hall and were treated to an elaborate menu. It is thought that. J. M. White, of the1 Salary and Allowance division of the Post-Ollice Department. wlll not come to Norwnlk again until after _tue peo- ple have decided where they wish to hdve the post-(mice located: Anybody who has a place to rent for postoliice purposes is invited to make this fact known to Postmaster Bradley S Keith. A number of stores have been looked at and although no place has been decided on the opinion seems to be quite prevalent that a strong ellort will he made to move the postohice moved to the slow. in the Norwslk Club building. shortly to be vacated by C. W. Hol yt. w... -............ The seieetmen have inspected the Washington street bridge and have discovered that repairs are necessary to that part of the bridge which is just this side of the ions building. A new cap will need be put in and the work will commence as soon as the telephone company has removed its pole. which ll fastened to the string- or. Every precaution will be made to prevent unnecessary delay to trains. but there will be some delay and it cannot be helped. The selectmen son- sldar it to be a mistake to have allow. ad the telephone company to rested ‘ntrncturs eonsldorsbl. They are con ity of ordering ‘DDITION‘L LOC‘L NEWS. ‘ poles to the bridge as it weakens the 4 Suit or Overcoat for next winter now. Stein-Bloch Yoke Overcoats, $18 and s... qualitio now priced $10. 849 and $11.39. “* » ’ ‘ ‘ A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suits at $10. 89. and 4a of them formerly sold for less than $15. ‘ ‘ " 1 ‘ Men' 8 Overcoats, sizes 34 and 35. at a great sacrifice; 4 we have too many of those sizes. ' Boys' Fleeced Underwear. was excellent value at“ , we have too much, so the price is now too. WILLIS H. SELLE Giulia, Hatter and insider 4s and so WALL 31'. seamen-or . 1 FOR CASH Look out for some good 1.1.11 and a Free Gift for Saturday. A Lorenzo Dibbl Step and 311-1111. in it worth while to have the print .run together, or your head ache, or any of the discomfort you have been suf- fering trom, when PROPER GLASS- as PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re- move the trouble? We guarantee per- fect fitting and make no charge for examination. (‘5. "B. Sachem, Graduate Optician, 6% Vila“ Street “swabs The Burning Queition of 1111111 , HOW TO KEEP WARM, ' A problem that conirouis all classes of society. Have you solved it to your saiIsiaction? if not. call at RAYMOND BROS Bfidge ra_ Fish 4 Market. 6? fiimjflidm °“ ""' Health by Good Living. i’lCKEREL, Pike, racer men, 111.1111: man, its OYSTERS, 2511 at“. STEAK copmsonotm and LONG, 01.111111. ' 1 ,_ Health 11111111 Lemon can; road: of the few that contain a hairy syrup rain the distinctive lemon flavor. , nuanced in the sliced peach than is 3111111111: somewhat": Mend ed up go farther.” One hundred snot R. J. cutout WASHINGTON 8'12, .4 are gain“ waste. IHERRING. Next to John H. Ferrls's Coal m, I, Tell Caiu'l- -2. lilies Delivery .i'! * saunas.
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