111-11 ole-rem,
stir smoke it ,
wewmysso state‘s assets
'1 .. in snowmen.
when. an umeimm rlolnity:
Fair tonight Saturday increasing
cloudiness. 1.
1, u’11 disturbance which was in Texas
ymorning is new central ov- ‘
er the lower. Mississippi valley. It is
producing rain in the south west sec
tidid. it will probably move north
went a reach this vicinity Saturday
night or undsy '
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4'I4‘here will be a smoker and lunch.
at‘the South Norwalk'Ciub. next Tues-
day evening, February 18th.
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Mrs. Frederick 8. Lyon and 11011 An-
drew, of West street, are the guests
of Mrs.-James,l-’lorson, In Brooklyn.
self-he Best “Flour. John Alden, 70c
bag, $5.50 bbl. F. D. Lawton 5: Co.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Flilow, of West
Main street who has been quitegill,
suffered a relapse but is now improv-
ed.
WW
City Engineer Harold A Parsons, of
Stamford. formerly of Brookslde, has
been receiving the congratulations of
friends over the arrival ,ot a bouncing
heir in his household.
Marina. the infant daughtei of Mr,
and Mrs. Michael Cormiey, of Wash-
ington street, who has been sick for
the past week is doing nicely.
W. H Wood Jr. visited Franklin D.
Stevens, of west Norwaik Sunday.
Mr. Stevens is in ill health and be-
ing Well known in Springdaie his
34in” friends cwill be sorry to hear of
s. . ,
.—
--Tl'1e cigar that is unadulterated
does you no harm. The imperial
Crown is made without artificial flavor.
There is to‘be a double wedding at
the residence of Daniel Fallon. Long
Ridge Wednesday, February 26, at 3 11.
m Horatio Miller son of Ter4nh Mil
ler. of Sconeldtown, and Miss Florence
Fallon will be the principals in one;
Erlanaldo Fallon, son of Daniel Fat.
ion and Miss Phenia Jones Palmer. 1
daughter of the late George Palmer, in
the other.
Beginning next Sunday afternoon 11
singles ,of; week lyrrevlvdl meetings aviil
583411111141 in the urn of River Chdml.
They will be in charge of Rev Mr.
Painter. of Mlanns: M1'. Clayton of
No1th Stamford and Csorge H. Jones.
and J Walter Davis. Stamford as-
sisted by Workers from the South Nor
walk and East Norwalk ..Methodlst
Churches.
....--m ...... hum...»—
Stnke while the
iron is hot=4wc did
and the result' is.
W
Choice 11111151111111 losi
raised by Samuel Armour, on Sheffield
., lsl and
15:: lb.
Roast Pork out from small pig.
140 I1
Choice Legs 4of Canada Spring Lamb,
lic lb.
Small Sugar Cured Shoulders 10c lb.
Choiée’ Turkeys. Fresh Rams 'and
Sperry I; Bernes's Products
Pllhtl "4,4{7MARKEL
«111' .1” Mil: Help 811
1 It ".4 11111.”: to, put an {a
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.. 4. bees Visiting relatives in South Nor-
Jsmes Russ?il ”insured a position,
' wti‘tb tAnimal Root cobalt. in North Main
‘ s as . .
4 1 Miss Fanny I'Iawkes. of Gosheu.
' View Terrace. to Danhury.
. able to be out two hours each day. un-‘
' some.
Judas 1111111
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Miss bibbie Cooley. of Dorian. hI;t
asln 1191111111 I‘tjn’d hows!”
5.31}.
Chester F. 11611141. 1‘: Annuals. has
Mrs. J.4 J. Goodwin. of Haviland
street, ls able to be out again, after a
three weeas' illness;
W13“! 4:134:19 3,912.4{I244te} 4C'Briell.
rl‘homnu F. Cole, the actor, was in
South Nor-walk mill yesterday. He
left for Hoiwke. Mass
Skating is now allowed on the Kel—
logg pond .111 Broad River. The ice is
is in assailant condition.
Jeremiah Clark4 4.1114. has been visit-
lug in South Nor‘mlk. He has return-
ed to his home in Danbury.
John A. Orr. the insurance inspector
of the Consolidated railroad was in
South Norwalk, yesterday.
—-M. 84. Smith 54'. 400's 9 191:, 9~19c ii
190, 9-191: 94191:, $190 9.101: Mile 9:
19c. 9190 use, 9-1911, 9-19c, 9490.9
19c Sale. ,
Mrs. Benjamin St. John, of Darien
has been visiting her mother M111:
Richard Leonard, in Norwalk
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Alden Soi-
mans, at the MahIckoIno hotel.
_.."... _..,
Miss Hattie Comstock cashier in the
Central Food Company‘s store, is ill
at her home in Woodward avenue.
~Smaii Fresh llama 1211511.; Roast
ing Pork 11c lb Hayes's
The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Knob Outing Club will
take place Saturday evening. March 15.
Next Wednesday evening. the Nor-
walk Lodge of Elks, will hold a social
session in their rooms in South Main
street.‘
The counters and woodwork for the
South Norwaik Trust Company have
arrived. and have been placed in the
new quarters,
4 -,Hats. Umbrellas Hats O‘Brien.
There is some talk of a club being
formed among the yOung men of the
South Norwalk Methodist Church in
the near future. :
Mrs. Clyde G. Horton. of
street, has been visiting her parents.
Selectmen and Mrs. Charles W. tiny-1
mond, in Noroton. .
A smelter has been arranged to take
place at the South Norwalk Club next
Tuesday evening. Matt Weller and
others will entertain.
Membeie of the Arlen Singing So~
ciety will go to Bridgeport, Sunday.
February 23, and be the guests of the
society in the Park City.
_.....- ” _...
, —-The Best Coffee 5th Avenue 350
lb. F. D. Lawton 21. Co
m
Frederick N. Shrove. the engineer
who was injured in a railroad accident.
recently. intends to move from Sound
.—
The Mystic Minstrel troupe is re—
hearsing for the purpose of giving an-
other show after Lent. It is thought
that they will play for the benefit of
the Soldiers' Home. at Noroton.
"11111111111 Lockwood. of Norwalk,4 ls
der. a glass -.roof where he gets the
benefit of the sun's rays without suf-
tel-inc from the keen winter winds. ,1
-~I1egs 111 Lamb. 141: lb_.. at Hayes‘s.
I I
The fourth in the series on "Pil-
grim’ s Progress," was given at the reg-
South. ,
be subject. one. "The harden .
A roguesl Isheeting of Washington
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held on bloody evening. Every team
bet: is 11113911111 resume to he press '
the 8o4ittlinol't
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Athletic Club. was in W133 Norwaik:
y . it
«no 11114111 in beer
1 . hirer. 0011s.. was is. on business I”
Maple -
ulsr weekly prayer meeting in the , ,,
orwaik Methodist Church lag:
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the she
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arty” satini mean 1111141141111. utters and
on of e entsl art's
her a manhood-limp hatlste, the gionn4i
of bright silk nun. mg the natural no
no. asivudosbby beautiful; hm Illk
gingham: as .1111 and fine as a kid
810m hare Scotch 111 color
that (try as they wi ) Ainsl- can man»
are can't quite. equal. , 1 .
Time are but sponsors 1.1141141111111111.
or patterns and color combinations.
Printers' ink and type cannot tell their
charm. and beautyysnd novelty.
1 You are invited .to view them for
yourself
44WEAR REOIBTING
SHOES AND CTOCKINGC
son sore AND emu.
Left 4and center. rear.
The sort of fdottiear that looks well,
feels comfortable. and (above all) is4
durable. ' i
In Wear Resisting shoes,
that isn’t good is out.
good work good style.
'l‘hey' ve been sold here for years
and many mothers ltnow‘ how they cut
down shoe bills. You ought to. '
For girls and children '
sizes 6 to 8~—-ll.00
sizes 8% to 1055—4125
sizes 11 to 2—41.50.
For boys
sites 12 to 2-41.50
' sises 2% to ills—48L“.
For little boys ‘
sizes 8% to 13119—4125
Wear Resisting stockings came to
the store for the first time last fall.
They' In so good we' ve not been able
to keep up with the demand.
They’ re of splendid yarn. made to
fit. and doubly strong at places that
get the most wear.
Two styles of rib. ,2511 pair.
Sorry. but the stock of women's
‘esr Resisting stockings is very low.
11 hays them constantly on order but
the Cheinnlts maker was so slow lb
making shipments 111111 there are now
but two pairs in the storm 1 » 1 1
Have 200 doses '01! the steamer
thobkgh and they should be here next
we!)
You may leave your order with the
clerk at the hosiery counter it you
wish and we will deliver the stockings
as soon as they arrive. .
THE ROWLAND
,. . PEI? (3.9.0125. CO...
- Bridgeport.
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White Light
The Lightest On your eye-
Sight.
The Lightcst on your ner-
ves.
T he Lightest on your
pocketbook.
3 tunes the light half the
cost.
The improved
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01111. Railway 0
Lighting 61
nothing
Good leather.
III snumdiuflol
Nlll Witty ill-«Laurie
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was charged with being implicate“
the Liverpool bank. In,
and who will,
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ing‘ 4441114144 a Herald special. from 8111'] It;
dais Mass. been m in that any.
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slime of the person alleged to have
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. CCUTHINGTON February liw'l‘he
Connecticut ital . It Lighting Com
if”, 7111111 made ”493119" offer for the
hide . Sonthin aeompounco
17th Campus nindications now
int to an accepthnce of the otter.
udge Marcus ii Holcomb vice-presi
dent and counsel of the Meriden
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fled the rumor that he syndicate had
made another offer for the property.
Asked it the offer lwould be accepted
he replied:
“At present l’4m not in a position to
say," He said that another offer had
been made and his manner indicated
that it was quite acceptable. Hereto
fore offers made by the syndicate 101
the Meriden Sonthington road have
been promptly turned down by the
owners who have just as promptly
hinted that the road is not for sale.
1 it would also give the syndicate en
trance lnt'o Meridian and as the Merl
den Southington company has 11 char
ter'permibtlng extension of its road
from Milldale to Marion and a right 0’
way over private property from the
latter place a distance of about thro
miles to‘ the Waterbury tracks of the
syndicate the desired Hartford-Water
bury trolley service would be available
at very little expense computativoly
it would also afford trolley service be
tween New Haven and Waterbury. ai
though somewhat more indirect than
would have been the case with the pro
posed Cheshire service. in addition
the purpose of the Meriden- Soothing
ton line would provide an entrance intr
Cool once, a day summor‘ resort is
Souti ington famed 1‘01 its beauty our
patronized inrgeiy by Hartford. Nev
Britalunnd other towns to the north
served by the syndicate. in additior
the syndicate ‘tvould gain access to an
other prospective summer resort, the
ponds onthe mountain west of South
lngton known as the Welcott reset
yolrl. They have an altitude of mar:
than 600 feet and possess many advent
ages. They would give Waterburyr
day summer resort superior to any
thing now enjoyed by the people of
that locality in fact the Meriden
Bouthiugton line is possessed of ad
vantages and is so situated that it is
the keystone of the structure that the
syndicate has been at work upon f01
several years The positlvo action 0'
the Consolidated in the Waterbury
New Haven service work upon which
has already been commenced as re
ported in Thesday' s Registermakes the
Soothington lino indispenslble. it war
ranted a substantial increase in price
The fact that officials of the company
admit that an offer has been made and
that it is now being considered shows
that It calls for a substantial increase
over anything heretofore made
W4 .—
LIBRARIANS TO' MEET.
Annual Gathering to be Held at New
Britain Institute February 26.
The annual meeting or the councctt
cut Library Association will be hold at
the New Britain institute. Wednesday.
February 26. All the members of the
association who contemplate attending
are requested to notify Miss Anna
C, Re The following program
‘ckwoll.
has been prepared:
MORNING SESSION, ii A \f.
Business. .
"Historical Sketch of the New Brit-
al111ustitutc."PIof. David N. Camp.
New Britain.
"American Librmy Association Bus~
ton and Magnolia Conference June 1,44
201 1902.
'Pulohase of Current Fiction for
Libraries of Limited Means " discus
sion opened by' Jonathan Trumbull.
Otis Libr'niy Norwich. ‘ .
161A11‘Tl ltNdON SESSICN2 ’. M.
Election of officers.
"Gifts. Shall We Accept? If Not
How Refuse?" Miss Angeline Scott.
Public Library. South Norwalk
"Some Experiences in Organization
and Reorganisation." Miss Mary E.
4 Robbins Ballet/lilo.
nestled box '
be following notice is sent out:
"if you are not already a member of
the Connecticut Library Association,
you are eainostly requested to Join
that organization. its object is to
‘ promote the library interests of the
‘ state.
The association holds three
meetings each year in various parts
of Connecticut and the programs cov‘
or all lines of library activity Morn
b‘ershlp hi the assimilation will bring
M'lntb1‘touch with librarians and
11191111 02 the libi‘ary movement all ov
' or the state. Anyone may inseam: a
”Member. by: sending name and titty
cents to the treasurer " ,
111 OFFICERS; .
to rlarosldenkflonry M. .Wldtney. Bra4n
, 3 WM
fie d1. e’orge 11.351161111111111
Alena Owen.,;8uilield: Alvarado How-
and Stafford Springs. 1 ,
usk—Anna Hadioy, An s
. Jennie P. Feel: ' t
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yesterday verl 1 ,
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mute imssdj riiou o the sat
11.4.1. is only one 4’1144s4y to ours deaf
World that is by constitutional rem
billet}. Deltas“ is unused hymn is
gained condition of the 111110111111”le
, . Tube. When this
_ nil med'ya‘ia have a rump
11: sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube in
, stored to its normal condition. hearing
1 will be destroyed layover; nine asses
out of ten are caused by oatar'rh
which is nothing but an inflamed con.
dltlon of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Business (caused by
catarrh) that sweet 1bo cured by
_iisll's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars. tree.
F J. CHENEY A: 00.. Toledo.0
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
A SACRlFlCE4444
Profit to Principle
‘ ‘41"04 MAKE A OLCAN 6117414159.”
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AT HALF PRICE
An excellent opportunity to make u'
change in your Winter list at a small
expense. The'best styles and qualities
all included without reserve.
M. l'-'. Aoke rman,
31 MAIN STREET. fiORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport es-
tabllsh‘mont Fine goods at low prices
Norwalk Plains Works.
110.40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH N0RWA4LK, CT.
—--1——-
SOhOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders,
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every descriptibn.
Brass Advertising Signs.
...—.1.
Large Orders a Specialty.
CIIOPS ALL4 KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
one”.
other machines chop meat
Only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPJNC
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C3058" Citation. Meat.
hostes- Cabbage. Breads-7,
svsavruuio. ,, . '1
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Hill
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sale will throng our storeesch and every day of its continuities, ‘
our statements are truthful, as every item offered, is a cold has “
fact. our public Will not be slowto respond. With a proper
pride and a'laudable ambition every effort will be made tohavet,
sale mark itself in history asa top-notch event. . 4 " t 44
This Sale beainsSdtutdau 11101111111111.1111.
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CONTINUATION OF OUR
4 ".DELING SAL
An occasion to obtain Relia-
ble Furniture at a fraction
of its value. prices.
Our urgent need is room and in order to make. em 1"cpahs we must hit
But walls won’t stretch, so bulky goods must go in order to make room
To offset;
it.
for to take out walls and enable us to expand our show room
an immediate disposal we Offer you our entire line of fine well made hill
finished ly‘u1'.niture Each article bear lug our gusiantcc at a positive eating
to you of 30 to 40 per cent; in many in stances 50 per cent on prices prevaili-
ing elsewhere. Public confidence in our announcement brought enormous 4
response. There is still an unlimited assortment of Furniture here. W464
firmly believe that never before were such values presented in this viollilt .,,
if money saving means anything to you, this is your opportunity to still
your present or future needs. An immediate selection is advisable.
mesonspumas.
$6. 00 Morris Chairsi .......... “111561
DINING CHAIR. P
$11.15 Dining Chairs ............ 9ch
1.25 Dining Chairs ............ like 750 Morris Chairs .5 ....... 6125
1.50 Dining Chahs ............ $1.391, 8-50 Morris Chairs ............ 6.98
2 00 Dining Chairs ............ :1 75 1 10.00 Monte Chairs ......... .750
2,25 Dining Chairs ,,,,,,,,,, 1 31931200 Morris Chairs .......... .. 9.28
MATTRESBES. SPRINGS.
$3. 00 Mattress .................. $2 .75 “$1 75 Billings ..... ‘ ............ . 4.31.
4 00 Mattress .................. 3 50: 2.50 Springs .................. . 42w.
5. 00 Mattress .................. 4. 25 4' 3 00 Spllngs .................. 1 214426 ..
7. 00 Mattress .................. 5.501 3 75 Springs ...... .. .........
9 00 Mattress .................. 7.25:4 4 50 Springs ....... . ...... 1. ..
‘ IRON BEDS. BEDROOMSUITB.
84.00 iron Bede .. .............. $3.251; 316.50 Bedroom Suits ......
5.00 iron Beds ................ 1.25’ 25.00 Bedroom Sultana... .
6.00 iron Beds ................ 4. 75 30.00 Bedroom Suits ....... ..
8. 00 iron Bed ,. ..fi 50 45 00 Bedroom Butts . .....
8__.4,.._.__._.5444 60. 00 Bedroom Stilts .
‘ 4II'U4N4TIBAL MMCTCRS AND iiiMBAl1MII1R81.
I42 North Main Sight.
I Governor 31411144011141.1534
resident and general manager at oral Frost and staff have how
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funds had 8111‘ 1'11.
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