SURPER
810111610 8 o’clock
5 I Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
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The Rowland Dry Goods Company is ‘
advertising wash goods today.
“-Hllls, limbrcllnn, llata. 0'llrl11n.
(llarom'c Brush is ill at his 111111111 in
Franklin st root, South Norwalk.
Mr. W. l",
homo. No. two Livingston strcct.
'l‘hc sheds at the South Norwclk
railroad stations are being rcpuircd.
—~Small F‘rcsh llama, 12ch
log Pork, 1111. lb. Hnycs'a.
'l‘. J. Mngncr is culling pure lrish lin—
c111 paper and cnvclopes at ten ccnts a
box.
Tho acrvlccs in Trinity Episcopal:
(111111111 tomor111w will D11 of Lcutcn
char actor.
wTums and Toqucs. O'Brien.
Mrs. P. '1‘. Ounce left this morning
for New York where she will visit rc.
lailvcs fora few days.
A new lot of boys' shirt wpistu have
uriived at the store of the i) M.R1'a1l
111m1puny,lp llridgcpoi't
~~v~1'.lb. pail land 1101-. llaycn‘n.
licv. A. (I. Archibald, ol‘ N1111'to11'n
(71111111112 will occupy tho pulpit in 1111-
South Not-walk l‘inntlnt Church tomor-
row.
Strcct Coinmiscioncr Martin Kclltlg
has comolctcd tho work of 11111111111i111:
the direct signs about the 1lty of Nor
walk.
~—Stiff and Soft: Hats. O'Brien.
’l‘lic improved handmudc cigar is
aiming with popular favor at tl111 storv
11f Whelplcy & Clark. Scc what the 11d.
says about it.
'l‘bc Ladicu‘ Quartctic, of East Nor-
walk, will sing 111 tl111 South Norwnlk
M ission tomorrow afternoon. Every-
body is invited. .
The Junior Auxiliary, of Trinity Ep‘
lac-opal church will hold their moot-
ings chncsduy afternoon instead of"
’i‘huisday, during Lent.
There will lid an interesting meeting
of Washington Camp P. 0. a. of A..
Monday evening, for tho purpose of
taking action on the hy-lawa.
«Boston Hothouse Lettuce, 3 heads.
liaycs’s.
Emily V. D. Pardcc will loci»
11,P
10.
Dr.
uro before the .lcnnings Club of thc ‘
South Norwalk Congregational church,
tomorrow noon. Subject Germs.
Miss Lillian P. Stevens, who has been
dcmonatrailng Claudia the Clifford and '
Griffin's pharmacies, left this morning
to spend Sunday at her home in Brook—
lyn.
Rev. George T., Linaley. rector of
Trinity Church,‘ Newiown, and. well
known here. has acc‘eptcd a call to the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Hart-
ford.
——Un1brcllaa, Umbrellas. 0 Blien.
The dcmoustratcis of Hacker's
Goods in Charles E Scymour‘a 31011-
in West Washington street, will have
tonight for Norwalk. where they will
demonstrate the foods in Bctt's gro-
cery.
Edward L, Haddon Petrle. eldest son
of the Lord Mayor of Liverpool Eng-
land, was a guest at the residence of
W. H. Hoyt, Elmcrcst. Norwalk, yea-
tcrday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, Mrs. Julia
Heath and Misc Emily Hoyt. of New
Canaan. met Mr. and Mrai‘Allcn Bcttn‘
at dinner. Thursday, at the residence
of Josiah Kellogg. Norwalk.
Charles Smith. of Our Brotherc'
Lodge. 1.0 0. F‘.. of Norwalk. Was
among the prominent membcra,of the
fraternity preaq‘mk in Danbury. trust
night. at the mating of Promflslve
Lodge. ,
The Rev. Robert 101.11. of South-
port, will preach in the Norwalk Con,
Krogatlonal Church Silliday evening.
in exchange with Mr. Manson. Mr.
Jones was panfdt‘ uf‘tha church from
18'“ to 1873. '1,
Rev. H. R.'5 ninth". of Now York
111.1311:le at then special Lenten can
i church Int
night. on "A not Com piece
Obedidnco To 11811111 Of Man.“
There will 11 M ton
ace and the
1.1111 vicc wu onioyed- much.
Wardwcll, is sick at lllil‘
; Roast. -
No min 1111111 11111 veil
Fire Police inumaxnunt. 1m night.
Mica Emma Bunion of Bradford. in
visiting at 1181' home in Spring street
in New York today on hardness,
The local Barbers Union will hold
an important meeting next Tuesday
night,
Everttt Byinuton. motorman on the
doctor. ,.
~ give a puriyi Monday evening, at her
home 111.,W
wirl arrived yoatcrday 1111111
1111111111 to uhtcn the home of Mr. and
“ Mrs. Waiiiir Hoyt.
i A Shaninger piano was shipped from
11111. wardrooms of W. S. Sinrtcvunt this
1 morning 11) Greenwich.
l (lilac iirogory tho druggiaiz, baa
imovcd his family from South Main
1'11111111t to Courtlundt plat-o.
‘ At the [porting of (lockcnoc 'l‘ribr,
llnct night, the warriors' dcgrco was
11'onfcrrcd on six candidates.
1 The aciectmen paid town bills today.
William P. Boers makes rubber
l stamps to order. See the 11d.
—-rNcw Youman Derby. O'Brien.
The linemen of the Connecticut Rail-
' way and Lighting Company were rc-
pairing the wires in North Main stroct
‘ this morning.
'i‘hc Junior Lcaguc. of the South N01-
wnlk Mctliodlut Chui11l1 hold its rcgu-
llnr morting ycst‘cldny afternoon. MIS
..ii Noirls led
The Women's Christian 'i‘c111pcrancc
Union held its rcgulur 111e111lng at tho
residence of Mrs. .ioscpli L. Richards,
in Chestnut simet, yesterday after-
'noon.
The invitations for the Colonial 111.11
‘of thc South Norwalk Baptist Church
will be out tomorrow A fine program
has been prepared. 'l‘h11 uffuh will
take pluco next Tuesday cvcning.
Aibcrt the seven- year old son of om
1'1'1' Waltcr iinll (Plt'lii 111ml hia birth-
day annivcr'aaiy 11111111111111 by hav-
ing a little too party at his boom in
Elm Grove Place with his brothers
and cistern
‘1 The Arion Singing Socicty will linvc
a big couocrt in 11.11.1111“ ton1orrow
night. Mcmbcrs of tho Arion Sinu—
iug sociciv oi‘ Bridgcport and “111
Turn V"ciciu. of St.1111f111',d will be in
_ .1tt11nduin 0
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Schultzc S11,
loft this morning for lili1ldl11t.oyvu.
win-1'11 flu-11y will visit, 111'111' Sunday. Mr.
Schultm- will 11111111' 11111 111-w firm 111‘
,Paul Schul1.z11_ .lr., 8: (‘10., in ilridgc
iport, on Monday,
-—()111' 11180111: to please tbc public
have bcon apprcciaicd, having .,l1111111
demonstrated by the throng of last
wcck's putronagc. Will 1111dcuvor to
plcnsc you hcitcr this Sat. and follow-
ing work. Roiui'nilicra tho 11l111-11. M.
S. Smith & (‘1),
A young groccry 1'l111'k was b1-f111'11
tho Norwalk uidc of 1,1111 'l‘own 111111'1
ibis morning chargcd with drunkcu-
“(‘83. MO was. 11111111 :55 by .l11dg11 Lori.
~wood and l)(‘(‘.illli~if‘ of thin Doing his
first oi’fcncc tho judge sunncndcd 111111-
tcucc upon his payment of the coals
which were fifty cents.
Mrs. John H. F‘orriu cntertainod tl11'
Hospital Whist Club at her home. 138
, Wcst street, ycstcrdav 11111111110011. Flvo
tables wercnoodupicd. Mrs. Ruth ll.
Plalstcd had 11111 highest 111'01‘1'. 'l‘l11-
next meeting will bc hold at tiic rcai~
iiicnce of Mrs. Jonsv M. Ferris. No. 27
Buyview avcnuc, Friday aftcrnoon,
February 28.
-—l)r. hi. S. Roach, ocuiist and nurist
can be consulted in the parlors of thr-
‘Muliackomo Hotel, on Tuesdays and
Fridays, bctwccn the hours of l and b
p. m., and daily betwcn 9 and 12 a.
111., 15 and 9 p. 111,, at .515 Fairilcid ave
1111c, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
Mr, and Mrs, August Roettecher and
Henry Schick went to New York last
j‘ night to ace the German yacht, Hohcn
1 zollm'n., They afterwards attended tbc
Urania Buuern ball at Terrace 011'
can. They 1cport a fine time. Mr
iRocttcc'ht-i and It'll S1hl1'k roturncd
ion tlu1 first. train this morning Mrs
Roottecher remained until this after
con.
i ILeonard Jerome F‘oit11r,thc son of
and Mrs. W. .1. Poster, of Rod
street, reached we age of seven years.
yesterday, and he invited several of his
young friends to the house to help cel-
ebrate 11. Games were played. a magic
lantern was enjoyed and supper Was
,servcd. Those present were Beatrice
Benedict,11 Genevieve Benedict, Mar-
cucritc Finnegan, George and Amy
Schcllinger and Reed Foster
Thoi'c was a genuine auiprinc party
on Elinor St George, 01 Norwalk last
night. Nearly fifty of his f1 lends as-
aomblod at the hounc in the early part
of the evening. Mr. St. George was
in New York and did not intend to re
1
a telegram tor him to come home lmv
madlateiy
train. When 1hc arrived at the house
he was dumbfounded to one it filled
with people. The evening wan plead
antly went in playing cards. singing
and partaking of refrcuhmantc.
HENRIK IBBEN RICOVERB. i
CHRISTIANA Norwn’. February iii
~Mter a your}: cohipictc rent. Henrik
lblbn hill I0 for uncovered 111i health
thntihlh clinician bu clicw’ad his 1111
uncharted on 11 new play.
1 Red Line. has been transferred to 0011-"
lay-the 11181-111111 ‘.
Deputy Sheriff John W Scuilcy in
Miss Mary Raymond Comatock will‘-
turn until today. Mrs. St George sent ,
3
He arrived on the 9:01: . .
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We will place on} Sale; toclav. sale to continue until
, all are ‘goue. several hundred pairs of JZMcnsFancv
Worsted and all Wool Cassnnere Trousers in light
i medium and dark cilecis,all1 sizes.1Whic|1 sold for
$2. 50 to $5 00. for
$1.48 $198 $2 9]
A'so special sale of Children’s Stilts, 11112410 It}. at"
$1.10 $I.98 $2.98
3 0011516611 BROS.
Norwalk Siorei
South ‘Ncrwalk store:
. 14 South Mala 8!.
Telephone call 32-2: South Norwalk score.
Masonic 31111111119.
WHY PAY THE PRICE OF GOOD OATS
AND NOT GET THEEM.’
Good oats. if you buy here, cost no more
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 r. HliTCH.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM ARI lSTS’ PROOF
,_ of warmer tone, with a rich velvety
having all the merit or Steel Engrm surface. The very perfection of Artis-
lngs and absolutely Pcrmnnent. tic Portraiture.
All work is finished wdh eSDccrai care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NQRWALK
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Trolleys pass the door.
Rubber
.1 Stamps
To Order 8
Wm. P. "Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STATIONEH, ENGRAVER.’
NOMIR, 00“".
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46 Wall Itrcot.
" Health by Good Lima"
Health Brand Lemon Cling Peach in one
of the few that contain a heavy gyro, yet re-
tainl the dictinctivc lemon flavor. on pro—
pounced in the sliced peach than in the whole,
' and the cans are better filled, and when dich-
cdtlp go further.
1011c hundred and fort
.thc lichen] library this wee at
are going to wactc.
volume! added to
yet lots of labels
Thi- “311111111101- on «or: be: 11
' Laxative Bram-mum
tho remedy datum-'1' up“ ‘
NINH TIN
111M imiéo ”13““"11‘53;
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in 1 “11mm“: the
Mr ‘1 a "
antacid haUniad 188111815111.
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cinch within a 111m tin: attai- the
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111111111 Hinton. who, Sandy Hook It 10152 a.
it our tint pic
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SPECIAL SATURDAY
nixed Canal» 15:: n).
51:11th KisSes
.250 lb.
39 Main durum; Norw-Ik
Toioh'ong M4... 1
PROGTDR'SJEVEN THEATRES.
Are Enjoying .111 Phenomenally 811c-
ccci'fui Ben-on.
Great crowds continue to throng
Proctor'a theatres in New York and
Newark His theatres in Albany,
whole vuudovillc la featured and in
Montr,cul whom a pcrmuuont stock
company in located,ur11 also enjoying
a highly prosporous section.
Proctor'a Newark has sprung into
immediate popularity. The high class
programmes of refined vaudeville have
struck the public fancy, and the then-
tre is packed to the limit of its capac
ity twicc each week day. The bargain
matinecs when 25 cents buys any seat
in the orchestra or balcony. are caper
lully popular
Continuous vaudovillo at the Twen-
1y third street is always made up of
the beat acts obtainable The greatcnt
(111 ohm and American features are pro
Hunted at all times and laughing acts
prcdominntc. This house was New
York' a first home of the “continuous"
and the slums are now the best Mana-
ger Proctor has ever presented there
The Proctor Stock Co is the leading
feature of the entertainment at the
- Fifth Avenue the Fifty eighth Shoot
and One Hundred and Twenty- fifth
Street Theatres. The best American
comcdlcs are presented with 1111911111
nconcry. carefully selected casts and
elaborate costuming Between the acts
vuudcvillc {column are introduced.
keeping the entertainment continuous.
Sunday. concerts arc. given at all of
Managci Proctor's New York houses
The vnudcvillc talent which is employ
111! during the week is augmented by
special engagements for Sunday and
these concerts are known to be“ tho
bcst Sunday diversion in thc mciropo
Ila Manager Proctor was the that to
give Sunday 11111111118 and hi‘ has 111
ways rctnincd his prestige.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Meeting of Board of Managers—Med-
al for “Halo Scholar. "
The board of managers of the Con-
necticut Society of the Sons of the
Revolution mot yesterday ftcarnoon at
the Hartford Club and 11111111111 dcle
gates to tho triennial mceting of thc
national association which 1's in be
MW at Washington 1111 April 19 211
11111 fill. The (li'logutcn clcotcd arc:
Ex-(lovcrnor Morgan G.’ Bulkclcy, .111
1111111 (‘. SlIPI‘WOOi‘, David H. (iould
Floyd Dclnflcld and Dr. George .1.
Hoimcs. Thc following alternate-.13
\vcrc‘clcctod: James 15. llowors. W.
F. V‘V’aterbury. H. J. Warren. Walter L.
Wakefield and (l. C.,Bcli.
The board voted a medal to Wilson
I) Beebe of the Second School Dis-
trict, of East Haddam. and during the
yam tho boy will be known as the
"Halo scholar." This was in accord
ance with a plan adopted last year
when the managers decided to give a
bronze medal each year to the pupil in
this district. which is known as the
“Hole District " who should show him
self th11 moat courageous, manly and
uclf— sacrificing during the year. ’1h11
pupils of the school voted in favor of
Master Roche and the board of mana-
gers confirmed this vote. " in addition
to wearing the medal the lad will at-
tend to keeping the flag flying over the
school house every school day.
The following new members were.
elected by the ,managers: Dr. John
N. Dlmon, of New London. and Freder-
ick W. Wakefield, Cephaa B. Rogers.
Gilbert Rogers and Wilbur Rogers, of
Mcridcn. 'i‘ha board also appointed a
committee of five to assist in the re~
reption to be given by the slave patrio-
tic associations to the Order of the
Cincinnati at its meeing to be. held in
Hartford in May.
tau—am .——_-.'
PRINCE HENRY SAILs.
BREMERHAVEN. February 14——
Thc last seen of the prince from the
shore here was when he stood on the.
bridge of the Kron Prin- Wilhelm in
an ndmiral’ a uniform and lifted his cap
' in response to the cheers of the assom
bled ‘crowda. Commander William H.
Beehlcr U 8. N. the United States
naval attache at Berlin bid the prince
good bye for the United States ambaa.
aador. Senator Tichlrcchky. Prussian
minister to the Hanueatlc cities bid
farewell to the prince for Emperor
William, who also sent his brother a
telegram previous to the departure of
the steamer
PERMANENT GENIUS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON.Fehrua1-y 15—Afier
the routine bullpen today the senate
resumed consideration of the bill ec-
The pending mlndment was that of
Mr. lands: an mi the paragraph 119:
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no that it won ‘11:» hi employ-
can of them, 18811131111111“ at
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11. fulfilled 111 “chad
he and they obit pinned without
further own
1011 Of the civil mice not“
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Bahama
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Suit or Overcoat for next ‘wint
now priced $10.89 and $11. 39.
Men’ 3 Overcoats, sizes 3
we have too many of those siz
Hubbard Flour better than Jones a 5511. ,
Potatoes this day per peck 25c!
A special sale on Sharp Cheese, 141' 1
COFFEE—If you have any trou-
ble to get good Coffee, try a
pound of our best, and your'Cof—
foo troubles will be over. Samv
plo it at the cut price of 301: lb. !
A very nicc Coffee at 201', lb. l
i say a good. fair Coffee at
Red Kidncy Bonus (canned) excel—
lent goods low price So can.
Spinnnch Health Brand, 15c can 1
Did you ever try my Blended Tea. 7
at 5c foil package. A way up -‘
tca'for a way down prlcc. Try
and be surprised, 5c. ,
21 pounds Sugar, 1 $1.00
(With other goods.) I
3 cans Corn, .1 25c
Purina Pancake tour, Sci
Pure Syrup 10c 111.1
encouraging orders.
Lorenzo
We are doing our part in making prices so low
certainly would be a profitable investment for you
Stein-Blow Yoke Overcoats, $18 and $241 qua
A specialisalc of Stein-Bloch Suits at $10.89,.and1
of them formerly sold for lean than $15.
'Some remarkably good Men's Suits at $4. 89 and
Boys' Fleeced Underwear, was excellent value int
we have too much, so the price is now 19c.
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tcrest everyone who cats, drinks or keeps housc.
' 1 Starch
Enterprising industrious and cor viccablc we
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6!” now.
4 and 35. at a great sacnfic
es.
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9 5c boxes Iron Shine,
Charcoal
WASH DAY SPECI'
g‘Package Sal Soda. large
Package Satine Washing
2 Key Soap
1 Ball Blue.
” for Lent,
Anderson's Jams are fine.
sorts special one day
Bermuda Oranges, vcry swab,
new to this market; large ’3
Nice Rice 6c; 6!
FREE! FREE!
'10 every purchaser of a you
best Coffee your choice of one of 3
articles: Package Prepared or 1&1
Sturch; 2 bars Fancy Soap 1111 PI
ture suitable for framing. '
believe we deservojou
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is it worth while to have
of the discomfort you have
examination
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Gmiuatc Optician,
if not. call at
run together. or your head 312119.01 any
.fering from, when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per~
feet fitting and make 110 chars. for
58 \Da\\ Sheet. Normally.-
HOW TO KEEP WARM
A problem that confronts all classes of society
Have you solved it to your satisfaction? j "
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