11”. E 5. Phone. 139-5. SUPPER: 250 110111 lilo 8‘ o'clock 51 Washington Street, South Namath. «common» ’ 111111 31111111111111. Prosecuting Attorney .iohn J.Wn111h, of N01 walk look 11 11in to New Jersey Saturday A son was born this morning, to M1. null Mrs William R. Colbert of School street, N01 wulk (‘11111111 111 'l‘holuus 0.1111911 of (‘om “11‘, who bus been 11111111 111111 with 11111111- 1111111111.i11 1111111 111 1111. out, ~~ Oriental Mundolln. Iiunjo 11nd Gui tur Orchestra concert at Y. M, CA rooms, Wednesday night. Tickets, 2511. ' Dr. and Mrs. N. A Mossmau of New York were gm: sis yesteidliy, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 11101151111111, of Mmgun uve-’ m ,1 Quite a numbtu of Nonvalk young hue. Miss Annie Utloy, one of the. coil- ient 11111111. in the ntoi 11 of W. S. blur- tcvant. is ill at her home in lluniord Place. ‘ ’I‘he Painters' Union will meet in the .' irand Army hall. in South Main street, Wednesday evening .open at 8 oclock sharp. - l'lutl Prilo, of West avenue, yestcr- . 1111,11 celebrated the cighticth annivers- ary of his birth. , Mr. Price. is 1111111 and hearty and very acllvc for 11 1111111 of his yours. The upper rooms of the ll11vilund House are. being pointed and remodel led. New rubbcr 111111 been placed on the stairs on the first and second floors, The wagon of Stovcns & Walters, the 11111111 dealers, is :11 'l‘llly's carriage -, works in Northbluin 111111111, being 1'11- puired 111111 rolcttcl'cd. When finished il. will present 11111111.. uprmnrulu-e. _.....- William F. l'voplco meeting of 1110 I‘ilst Metho dist nipjscopul Church, last night. There was'a large attendance and the vexy Interesting 1111111 cuses were. enjoy- . ed by 1111. Howard Worden, ruled Samuel Brundagc. 100, 115. furnished the, name 111 tho pool tournament of 1110' Norwnlk Fire Police Saturday night ' The former won by the HON“ of 11:“. to 11110111 80 Joncpli 1.. Walk, Muhuokemo hutch. wife and duughtor. 11111111111111 :1 dinner party in Brooklyn 'yesterdazy given by some of Mrs, Wnlz' s relatives The affair was 111111] :11 the Pouch mansion. —. ~Dr M 8. Rough 01111115111111; aurlai, 1.1m be, consulted- in the parlms of the ‘ Mnhnckemo 110113] on Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of] and E1 p. 111.. 11nd 1111in betwon 9 and‘ 12 11 111., Ii and 9 p, m., 111'. .5111 Fairllold ave- uuc. Bridgeport; lliSI'flSCEi treated. Calendar for the week of 11111 First Methodist Church: Monday. is 11.111 Epworth League entertainmenl; 'l‘ue3- day, 7: 30 p. n1, class meeting; 'inurs- day. 7: 30 p.1n., pruyermcctmg; p‘rl day, 3: 30 n. m.,Jun101 League. E. J Coleman, formerly operator for the Publishers Press In Norwnlk and lately employed as Associated Press operator in Waterbury, has been trons- i'ei'rcd to Schnectndy. N. Y.. on account . h of the Ill-health of Mrs. Coleman 1 The illpwolth League Chapter 01 the First Methodist Episcopal (‘huroh will give 11 Washin 11 social this evening in the 111111111111, 111501 room. interact Imr feuturos. WI 11 a friendly greeting intermission. will be given under the direction of Department of Social Works. Each moon requepted to brain: a pencil. '« . , mum-«~— Tho Arlo Singing Society held 11 very Intorcl Ink concert at Arlon hall Inst night There 1m 11 large atten- dance Mott M? unwed In several of bin nooks 1‘11 In Well known to The sins- u Sduth Norwsl Ion a. log fionillyo tyflé‘wsgm “ selections, 'iho fiveningwu an enjoyable one '11111 meeting will ‘ Jennings 11111 the 1011111 ‘ and 1 proprietor of 111113 dyes cunmined 11nd . W. 8. Bturtnvant is 1111111111.... 11111 lor tables in today' 11 issue. There will be no game of basket ball at the armory this evening 0111' Blothers' Lodge. 1. 0. O. F. will hold a meeting. this evening. The D. M. Road Company In display- ing a large stock of new uhirt waists. M1113 Emma Benton, of Br'unfoid‘ inpeut Bllnduy 111 11111 homo 111 Broad River, , , _..... 1 For dynpeplslu, use Bruzlllum liulm. :11 cores colds F. 11 Baxter or it. 11. Finished 1 WM_._.,_._ i Miss Mary linylnoud Coinolork will 11111191111111 friculln'ut hor hom11 in Wil- 1 ion, this evening. Poll-y 13 1111-11... has completed his lwmk in New York and lino 1111111111111 to South Norw.ulk Mru. Josephine vnlontiue 11181111111 Noi',wulk who has been ill in New York city, 111111 recovered. i Rev. A. C.A11-hibaid.ofNcwtown ,Ccntcr preached 111 11111 South Nor- lwulk liuptist Church yesterday. W Misc Bertha Belle Whitney ol' the Center School force of teachers spent ‘Sunday at. her home in Bothel. i Fdwnrd .l‘cfl'rcy, the dancing proton. [1101301 llunbury 111111 been 111 Soulh N111 walk on 11 1businc1111 matter 1 llov Romllly 11‘ l-lumphrics proud-1 1 11.11 in Ibo Went Norwulk linion cuupol A.,ut .i o clock yesterday afternoon. , m... i i The Monday Aftel noon Whlst Club 1wlll meet with Miss Mai O (‘urtls ut iiltél‘ home in West avenue this week people went to Cranbury, Sutur duy 111111 111ml enjoyed the skating on Butts pond. , John 11 F01 r111 has cool to 1111111 1" ' it does not burn to suit you tell him and he will remedy matters 1111111ch .' utely, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas '1‘. Dorsey, who left 11 four days 111.10 for 8111111111111 Plum-1 have w1 lttou to Notwulk oi‘ 11111.11 sul‘c 1111'1v.1l’ 1 The boul'll of school visilol'u will mool tomorrow owning ul tho 111111111 111111 of the 11111111380111 in 11111 Town building, 1 The indies ol‘ the West Norwnlk [’11 ion Chapel will hold 11 church sociiililo at the home of Mrs, John ll. Fillou' next Thursday, The old corset. I’llclory recently pur- 11'I1uecd by Austin 11" Crow, ul 1.1111 (or- 11111' of Water und lililzubcth urn-111111, is being Lillilllcd. ”11111. cone. of the (‘11) Notionul liuuk. of South N111 walk 111111111111 Williunl Hludley,h.'1§ been assigned for W111i» 'nesday. February 26. if thore in anything 111 the all of .i A Hislop & Company that you want you will do well to investigate, us the prices have been cut wuy down. 'l‘hc Ladies‘ Qnurleltc, of E 11st Nor- walk 11111111 111 tl111,,,,Sonth Norwulk Min ulon yesterday 11111111101111 'l‘bc 111111 wa’s \voll llllod with 1111 inlercntcd 1111- dicncc. Rev. Paul Moore Straycr will 1111, :11 home this evening to 1111.11.11 and talk with those who wloh to join the South Norwalk Congregational Church. on March 2, The Delineator for March is out 11nd can be procured at the store of tho Howlund l)1y Goods Company. Thorn, is something in the a1l.toduy about 1 black dress goods' The Girls" Frlcndly Sociolymf 'l‘riu- Ity 1131111110111” (‘hurt 11 will hold its 111111111111: iomoriow uiuhl. 111111111111 of 1 Friday night. 1111 1111111111101 11 The meet ing will commence 111 8 o'.c10ck ‘ The annual meeting of the. Helping Hand Circle of King' 11 Daughters of the Nolwulk Methodist Church will be held Il‘rlduy evening at -’the home of . Mrs, Samuel Evarts, In Main street. “Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., will , hld‘un Important moctln this even- 111 the Post roam in ‘ 111111.111 Arrangements will be mudo to 1111111111 11. 111111111 lire in ‘iiumfm 1I ’l‘hurs idoy night. WM».- 11112111111 Mrs. C. Fredmlck Williams and daughter Mildred of Bridgeport were 1111011111 yesterday of Mr. and M1'.s S R Hamilton, In Seymour street. Mr. Williams returned last night and M111. Williams will remain this week She. is a cousin of Mrs Hamilton. A large number of the friends of Company, called 1 his home Salut- dtly night at 139 Ely avenue. and sur- prised him. The evening was pleur- antyl splint in pinylnx games pinning and partaking of refreshments There W113 1111111111. 111111 11111111111111. liverybody 111111.111 211011 11.1119 'iPant 0111.11 Main Stephan Morris, o the Old Well (3111111 , Semi-Annual ale i We will place on sale today, sale to conlluue 11111111 all are gone, several hundred pairs of M1113 Fancv Worsted and all Wool Cassrmere Trousers, in light, medium and dark ctlecls all 517,111,1vliicl1 sold for $2. 50 to $5 00, 101 . I “ - t I $148 $1.98 $2.98 A'so special sale of Children’s 31.115.11.11 4 to 16, at I $1.10 $|.98‘ $2.98 130111510011 BROS i Norwalk store: Masonic Building. 1 South Norwalk store: 14 South Main Qt. Telephone can 322; South Norwalk Store. 4 ,. .,,.r [WWW ’ y; '1 ,1 i i WHY PAY THE PRICE OF 0000 OR TO AND NOT GET THEM ! -' Good 0311., if you buy here, cost no more than the inferior grades, and you‘ll get them free from dirt and other impunilies.‘as we carefully screen them. BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. 1”“- MANUEL 1. 1111 TC”. >1 a FINE PHOTOGRAPHS PLATINUM 1111115131 PROOF . , . , , , of warmer tone, with s. ilch velvety having oil the merit. of Steel Cilglav- smime Tho vciv pelfocllon of Artis lugs and absolutely Permanent; 111 Portraiture. All work is finished wdh especml care and fully guaranteed OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS JACKSON’S‘ STUDIO 53 WALL ST.. NORWALK Trolleys pass the door. Robber I .. Stamps To Order Wm. P. Beers, BOOKGELLER. STAT iONER, ENGRAVER. 49 Wall «mt. Norwalk Conn. Health by Oood 11111.... Health Brand Lemon Cling Peach is one of the few that contain a heavy syrup. yet re- tain the distinctive lemon avor. More pro- nounced in the sliced peach than in the whole, ’ and the cans are better filled and when dish- ed up go farther. One hundred and forty volumes added to , ., the school library this week, yet lots of labels are going to waste. 1,. q , will ism for Boston tomorrow to 111- 11113 111mm... and Favors for Washington "5 Birthday. Hatchcts. , Cherries. etc. Hand Painted Candy Boxes Ice Cream in Eamon"... 3’19 Main 31. Norwalk. Tole-hon. Ibo-l. m.“ _,.. ADDITIONAL LOORL NEWS. Bernard Collins spent Sunday at his home 111 Dunbury: . ’l‘ho Norwuik City Council will hold a meeting tonight. The South Norwnlk schools closed today at 12 o c'lock 1 Our Brothern' l.ollg11. will confer the oecond degree tonight. Don’t tukc a chance in purchasing a watch. Consult A. W. Austin Dr. Dick' 5 medicine io a positive cure for malaria It is sold at the Clifford phnr111u1y.v 'l‘be Ccntml Labor Union will hold no important meeting next 'l‘hnrsdoy night Smith the couloclloner, hon novel- ties and favors for Washington a bl1th day. See the 1111. Colfax Encampment I O. 0. 112, will hold 11 meeting this evening, and will confer the third degimee small wore the Boston Store. Look up the ad. Miss Emma Bouton returned to .Brunford this morning to resume her duties on teacher in one of the Brun- i'orll schools. Mrs. Charles Cole, 01' South Firat street is slightly improved from her attack of acute Bright's disease and spinal meningitis, .n...- If you have never seen the Intelli- gent oil can. 11.1111 111 the store of l.or- 11117.11 Dibble. They 1111-1 selling 111 twenty cents. The regular price is thirty cents. The Ladics' Aid Society of the Nor~ wulk Baptist Church will hold 11 meet. log at the residence of Mr. 111111 Mrs. Charles Yost. South 'l‘hird street. Wed» penduy night of this week. On account of the snow the Norwnlk iron Works foundrv closed this morn- ing. The snow blow in on the 111111111. The 11111111 was also wet so that it was imposuiblc to continue work. Thole will be. 1111 important. meeting of the local bnibers‘ union tomorro‘u night in tho barber shop of Rollo Black The. mutter of closing on Wash ingtons birthday will come up. and It 111 thought that there will be consid- erable opposition on account of the. nu- lionul holiday coming on Saturday. The University Extension lectulcs begin Wednesday evening, Februniy liltinnt 8 11.111. Dr F H Sykes is the lecturer for the third season. and his first topic will be "Rdbert Louis Stev- 11113011. Romnnticlst.“ Miss Dothn Stone. Pluneo Is the local secretary and treasurer. -—— The banquet and meeting of the Bus iness Mcn' 3 Association of N01 walk at the. Norwulk Hotel tomorrow evening promises to be very successful and it is doubtful if a member will be absent. A number of men have. asked to join the association so that they can one take of the bouquet At 11 regular meeting of the Com- innnche Tribe of the I O l. C. hold .“lliiduy evening the first degree was conferred on one candidate The tribe intends to procure initiation suits In a couple of weeks, and the degree team will work the aocondrdegreo, Thursday evening, February 27. Charles Gray, of A1111 street. went to New York last Friday. He stepped off a trolley 0111,01: the track of an ' other and was struck One of his loss was injured quitely badly and his face was bruised considerably. He was to.- ken to 11 hospital, where his injuries were 1lrossed.‘He was removed to his home Saturday night, Fred Carder, who has been clerk at the Mnhuckeino Hotel for some time. has resigned his position accept 11 more lucrative one with th Hancock Life Insurance Company. Henry C. Smith has taken his place as book- keeper until another is procured. Mr. Carder takes the place of Sherman u. Morrell, with the Insurance company. Mrs. Henry Shepard, wife of the pro- prietor of the Union House in Union street and anllnnd Hotel restaurant. hand the wedding of her 1101111911.“! . w 810er to M11111 lvalion, daughter ' 'of Mr and 1111-. Wimp Hartwell at Norfolk. Mus. Mr nod Mrs. Steam will reside at Hyde Park, Mann, utter 11 short honeymoon. . , Forty hourl' duvet on services were 11mm it 81.311111: hurcb yesterday ' ~ momma. immediately following the 10:30 I minim, were heard . d availing 111111.111" 'lll duration and eve. 11111111 3 number of The. third day of the remnant and . solo begins tomorrow 111‘ my to the callous. Jill We are doing our part in making prices so low 11 certainly would be a profitable investment for you to Suit or Overcoat for next winter now. Stein-Bloch Yoke Over-coats, $18 and $211 11111111111. now priced $10. 89 and $11. 39. A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suits at $10.89, 1.113.111: of them formerly sold for less than $15. Men' 3 Overcoats, sizes 34 and 35. at a grealt sacrilie we have too many of those sizes. Some remarkably good Men's Suits at $11 89 and Men’ 11 Underwear, blue and white stripe. of finefA , lian Lamb’s Wool, $2 quality, to close, $1.13 p‘er garment. Bays’ Fleeced Underwear, was excellent value 11” we have too much, so the price is now 196. 1, , WILLIS H. 51:11.. 01011111 Hatter 1111 11111111111 48 and 50 WALL ST. NORWALKC'!’ WHEN IN WANT Boy the Handy and Handsome. Knows enough to stop be lore the 011 runs over your lamp. A chance lot se- cured below wholesale cost. Superior every way. Regular 30c. Si 1 2511' \1 on an m . Is it worth while to have the print run together, or your head ache, or any of the‘discomiort you have been suf- fering from. when PROPER GLASS- ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re- move ths trouble? We guarantee per- fect fitting and make no charge for examination, 6. '13. 3311131111, Graduate Optician, 63 \Ds\\ Street “crook TheBnrn' HOW TO KEEP WARM. A problem that confronts all classes of society. Have you solved it to your sabsiaction? if not, call at RAYMON D BRO Bridge Fish SALMON, r ‘ '1 WHITE F1811. PICKEREI., Pike, FROST FISH, J- , 111.0111 FISH. ' .‘ OYSTERS STEAK con 111113110111: and lid/11 cums. ‘ R J 011135 WASHINGTON 8 Next to John H. Fen-111111 Tell Gall 97-2. Wine 1 “away”... -. Several of the 111.111.11.11. 1.. town report s scooping buslueu’tods‘y. W -.... -.. n... cHAP‘TIH or until. The cry of fire did,” ot, 11111;. the stillmlght slr , Bomobod body not 111‘ will: ' the nearest box, 111111111 4‘11 responded leisurely. " Strong men did not. no» men failed to 11.11.11 Mite nobody rushed Into the 1111 in: to save :1 11,1111“ were no chagrfii 1) bill The 1111111- 111- penglo who had (1|!th ‘ '1‘ oinmntsnoftho bull . 11111111111th toiled. for. 11111111.; on but thclrr Proteuor George E Sartoin was in Bridgeport attending 11 race 1.1011 and dinner B‘flvoo by Professor rown of 111111an port pohliol to his runny 'eniv pl oyus. 1mm I The attendance at Brown' a Business College this morning consisted of nor- 1111 Willis and five teachers. Thifi 2f- 1011101111 1111111111011 Inhalers found 111 Ir 9-. 11111 3. Million. of the store 0111.11. if: .111“ “dw'éo‘iimfb‘”; ”"8 I M I. no In 1m 111w“ 111111111. comp-mi bu “Sm, 111211111, .1111 111111111111 nflholsrdforiho 111 111111 to 11;. 11.111011 01111» 3""
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