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From 5 to 8 o’clock
5 I Washington Street;
South Norwalk. ‘
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{Only routine business was transacted.
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WS \UIBS grind will confer the Warrior's dogrco.
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Bridgeport.
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Mr. and Mrs- Charles Seasons and
.four children. of hound View avenue.
l are reported to be quite ill.
”arm—4 w».
l The South Norwulk Outing Club was
to have held a meeting last night, but
jowing io‘the storm it was postponed.
5‘ ——Oriental Mandolin, Banjo and Gill
itfll' Orchestra concert at Y. M. C. A.
lrooms, Wednesday night. Tickets. 25c.
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A regular meeting of Codex Encamp-
inlcnt. l. O. O. F., was held last night.
Uncaa Tribe, l. 0. R. M.. will hold a
1 regular weekly meeting this evening
5 An engine and caboose passed up and
'down the Danbury dlvlaiou. yeatcrday
Chronic diarrhoea is readily cured
by Stuart's catarrh tablets.
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The. whole store of the llowland's.
Dry (lode Company is planning for
spring.
'i‘hc prices on many kinds of hair
can ho found in the all, of the ilridgc
lr‘ish market.
There is something now in glovcn
at the store of the l). M. Read tjomw
See the ad.
puny.
Thomas McGuire. employcd by Ray-
mond Brothers. and who resides in
Wuicr street. is sick.
if you tccd cheap grain to your
horses it is false economy. Manuel 1'.
Hatch has good grain.
“‘laOCk\\'UUdIS ilall lecture postpon-
ed.
The cold weather has put the price
or" butter up. Lorenzo Dibble is selling
line croomery butter for twenty-live
cents.
A social session of the Nor-walk
Lodge of Elke will be bold tomorrow _
evening in it"l rooms in South Main.
street.
The Pastor's Guild. of the \lorwalk
Congregational Church will rucct to-
morrow afternoon at R'o'ciock. in the
chapel.
Miss Sadie Wood. who has'bccn vis-
iting relatives in Stamford. for a few
days. rcinrnod yesterday to her home
at ll North Main strcct.
The Monday Afternoon \Vhisi Club
will hold a mooring tomorrow after—
noon at the r'esidcucc of Miss Mai Cur-
its at, her home in West avenue.
The Girls‘ Friendly Society or“ ’l‘rrn-
ity Episcopal Church will hold its reg
ulnr weekly meeting this evening. in‘
,siead of Friday night as heretofore.
The Second degree will be rehearsed
by Butler Lodge. 1. O. 0. iii. this ov-
cning. There will he a rehearsal by
the newly organized guard team also.
Sherman G. Morrcll linsll‘osigncd his
position with the John Hancock Life
insurance Company. as collector. to
lakc a more lucrative one with E. E.
(lorhnm. of East Norwnlk.
—-~l’o:~'tpormd 'i‘cnchcr's course lcr
taro.
’i‘hc adjourned annual meeting of thc
Norwalk iluuincss..Mcn‘s Association
in conjunction with a banquet will b:-
bcld this evening, at the Norwalk Ho
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The ilflh of tho talks on the Bible
will be hold at the mid-week meeting.
'l‘hursday owning. at the Norwalk Con-
gregational Church. The subject will
be "Mummies That Speak." illustrated
by photographs.
A considerable amount. of the busi-
ness of’tho South norwalk otlico of the
l'ostnl Telegraph Company ban been
irunsuctml through the Norwalk office.
owing to an open wire in the South
Norwalk office. which is very dlmcult
to locutr.‘r
it was the regular meeting night of
Douglas Ii‘owicr
appearance was )ommandcr
\Vood. This lathe first. time in several
years that’a meeting was not held on
scheduled time?
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Paul G. Schultzc. Jr.. and son. Philip
w. Schaltze. spent Sunday here with
rclatlvcs. Mr. Schultze has sold his
South Norwalk market. and will now
drvotc all his time to his increasingly
large Bridgeport business. Hill father.
Paul G. Schultzé. who has been in
chemo of the South Norwnlk market
since his son‘s..romovni to Bridgeport.
will come to the latter city with his
family and assist in the management
of the market there.-Waierbury Am-
crlcan.
Post. A. it. last .
night~ and tho only one who put in an .
Caleb ‘
intiernoon. keeping the road cleared of
.snow.
Captain Allen Chamberlain. at
Stamford. a brother of Mrs. George
D. Kceler. of South Main street. is ill
at his home. .
Great preparations are being made
‘for' the letter carriers' dinner to be
held at Hotel Clifford. Saturday eve
plug of this week.
The regular communication of ()M
Well Lodge. F. and A. M.. will be held
. this evening. Business of importance
is to come up for action.
The directors of the. South Norwalk
Trust Company hold its regular woek‘
LY meeting this morning in the bank
in West Washington street.
leationist Jackson. of the Hotel
Clifford. and Mr. Gumper, of Stamford
were initiated into the Bartenders' Uu
ion at the meeting Sunday afternoon.
Palestine Castle. A. 0. K. of M. C...
conferred the third degree on George
chrton at the meeting held last night
in their rooms in Washington street.
The last lecture in the teachers‘
lcourse has been postponed. owing to
the illness of Leon ll. Vincent. of Bus
ton. Announcement will he made lat
or of the date.
»-—l.ockwood's Hail lecture poaipou
ed.
South Norwalk (kiln-lave. A. (l. ill..
will hold a regular mooring tomorrow
night and will initiate one or two can
didatcs. A social time will follow and
lunch will be sol-red.
There will he an important mccriu;
of Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. at. Friday
night of this week. it in desired lira
all the members be present as busi
ness of importance is to come up for
action.
Colonel G. D. Russell. one oi the pro.
prietors oi the Norwaik Hotel. was in
New York. last night. and reports that
the storm there was much worse than
in Norwalk. The train on which he
returned was quite late.
Miss Cora Reilly. professional nurse
of Norwich. and formerly of South
Norwalk. has been quarantined for a
month with a severe ratio of scarlet
fever in Vi’illim‘antir. A boy. who had
the disease. is now on the way to re
tovcry.
(lactanoo (Y. Labrizzi. infant son or
Antonio iatln'izzi. tho burbcr in \‘l‘utvr
street. died this morning after a brief
illness with pneumonia. 'i‘hc iuncrnl
will be held tomorrow morning and
interment will take. place in St. Mary )-.
. cemetery.
Henry Thomas. the hnrbcr on tho.
‘ Benedict Farm bridge has made appli-
ication to be taken back into tho liar
hars‘ Union. and it is possible that in:
will be admitted . or evening. at tho
meeting to be. held in the barber shop
of Roila Black.
‘ At tho morning service at the Nor-
3 walk Congregational Church. next Sun-
day. the Rev. L. H. Cobb. l). D.. of New
.York. will preach and at the evening
service. the Rev. haul Moore Strayrr.
pastor of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church. will have charge.
There were ten members present at
the Junior Christian Endeavor moot-
ring in the South Norwalk Congrega-
-tional Church. yesterday afternoon.
notwithstanding the very severe ntorm.
‘ All members who have. fulfilled the ob
librarian will answer “Faithful" at the
;roli-call next week.
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This morning‘a New York Herald
latatee that all wires leading to High-
:iand Light are down and that no com-
munication whatever can be had. The
éfate of the Jennie (3. May. which in
‘grouhded on n and roof. cannot be
jlcarnori. it in thought. believer, that
j one cannor withstand the strong winds
:that have blown around Cape Cod our.
dog the pup fortyolaht boom.
WHiiPiil litilli.
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“in mayououh tray a miller”
Mm. J. B. Morris is spending the day
with Mrs. Vincent M. Honnecker. in _
.Mrs. Charles Golan; of South First
:stroet, who has been aeriously ill. is
not a reliable watch at a fair price. .
We will place on sale today, sale to icontinue until
all are gone, several hundred pairs of? Mén’s Fancv
Worsted and all Wool Cassrmere Twiggy. in light.
which Sold for
medium and dark effects. all sizes,
$2.50 to $5.00. for
$l.48 $i.98
A'so special sale of Children’s Suits. aue4 to l6, at
a
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no use $2.98
cousrdéllaaos.
Norwalk Store: South Norwalk Store:
‘ 14 South Main St.
Telephone Call 32-2; .South Norwalk store.
Masonic Building.
359 u
Now See Here
You cannot afford any secondeclaas cronomy when
buying feed for your horses
Economy is a good thing. but there are different kinds
or it. Feeding "cheap" grain is false economy. for you
destroy the good health and appenruncc of your horse.
We Sell the "best.” the p.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. "HTCH.
All
having all the merit of Steel EngraV»
lugs and absolutely Permanent.
Trolleys. pose the door.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM ARTISTS’ PROOF "
of warmer loan. with a rich1velvety
surface. The l’ial‘l’ perfection of Artis-
tic Portraiture. ‘
work is finished wrln csnccrai care and fully gdaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRHITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO '
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
Rubber
49 Wall street.
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Stamps
To\ Order
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKsELLER. STATlONER, ENGRAVER.
Norwaik, Conn.
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hit. on the Nile.
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Ice Cream in . , 4 j .‘.....
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Tommi MOI-O.
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lDDlTlONlL LOCAL NEWS.
Louis Yostis ill at his home in
South Third etreet.
. Mina Etta Solker is sick at her home,
9! North Main street. '
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Seaator .lohn H. Ferris is in New
York today on business.
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William G. Crockett was in New
Haven today. on business.
' The Hobart Emmet Club postponed
its meeting from last night to Friday.
Harry Bracken has secured a posi-
tion in Wurerburyhand has gone there
to reside.
Teams were put on this morning
carting the snow of! the streets in
South Norwalk.
Seth Remington will lead the general
class meeting at the South Norwalk
Methodist Church. this evening.
Washington Post. 1’. O. S. of A.. held
a regular meeting, last night. but
transacted notihng but routine busi-
uess.
There is good aloighing everywhere
about the Twin Cities. but the hills
back of the town are in many instan-
cca uwcpt clean.
There will be a meeting of the had-
ica' Aid Society of the Norwalk Bap-
tist Church tomorrow evening at the
residence or‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Yosl. South 'i‘hlrd street.
The Around the Table. Club 0. the.
Norwulk Congregational ()imrch, will
meet this evening, at the parsonage. in
East avenue. The meeting was post,
poned from last night on account of
the snow storm. ’inc subject to he
discussed in "Sunday Opening in New
York."
The funrral of Miss Mary A. Good-
win will bc attended from St. Joseph‘s
Church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Miss Goodwin had been for many
years an c-nipioyce of the Yolk Hat
Company. and not of the Crofut &
Knapp Company. as The Sentinel wan
inforn'wd yesterday.
~-~«l’outponcd 'l‘cacbcr's conruc, leo~
turc.
Several of the cars of the (louneoti
cut Lighting and Railway Company
left the rails at the junction below J.
B. Raymond’s resilience in Rowayton
last night. and today. and passengers
Were obliged to tranafer before reach
ing South Norwalk. The cars were
not damaged. and after the snow is
cleared away from the switches no oer»
ioua trouble is anticipated.
Among the guests at the Norwaik
Hotel were Joseph Binus. of Brook-
lyn; Judge Henry W. Gregory. Oscar
ll. Banks. Lieutenant Governor Edwin
0. Kecicr. .i. .l. Hanlon. .l. Beidea Hurl.
hull, H. W. Doty. W. A. Curtis. A. it.
Malkln. li‘. A. Eils. Frank Uomstock.
Lester Hyatt. B. S. Keith, l". H. Mer-
rill. city; Oscar Blcier. .i. A. Nollings.
T. Armstrong. 0. H. Wilcox. New
York; \‘i’. K, Post. South Wilton.
TROOPS ONTROL BARCELONA.
BARCELONA. February lit-The
city of Barcelona is in control of mo
troopu, but isolated bands of strikers
are still doing considerable damage.
Riotors today attacked a prison van
and attempted to release a number of
strikers who had been made prisoners.
A ntrlkcr fired on the guard who. in
reply, shot and killed the man who tir-
ou on him. A large lumber yard ha»
been burned by incendartes and sever-
al stores have been pillaged. The
captain neenral of Barcelona has sum~
moped a meeting of the proprietors
of the metal worka, at which he wrll
recommend granting the strikers my
mood of nine hours work per day.
JEWELER TIFFANY DEAD.
NEW YORK. February ill—Charles
ii. Tiffany. senior member of the Jew-
elry firm of Tiffany I: Co, died today
at his home in this city of pneumonia.
Mr. Tilinny was born In Killlnxly.
Conn. He came to thin city when 25
years of use and. with G. B. Young eo-
tabliahed a bric’ahrnc store at Broad-
way and Chambers street. in addi-
llon to importation. the firm coon took
up manufacturing in this muntry and
laid the foundetim for the great buli-
noos now conducted by Tiffany I: 00.
Mr. Tiffany celebrated his 90th birth-
day lut Saturday.
TRIP TO UPPER NILE.
ADEN. Arabia. itchmrtry ramwu.
Ilium F‘iubouh Whitehorse. of New.
port. it t. who. mounted by hard
Hiadllp. loft Inland February i. on
a trip to the upper Nile, started from
hora today forwliurber. I town of mu-
Tliey are durable to
the "dorm infested lone.‘
IiOH HUMOR“) IODIII.
d’f’. ransom. February ll.
w’l‘he bodice of eight hundred rlctlmu
oi the earthquake or ennui-kn. Tunn-
(tououla, bouillon far been moor
ma imam but than fat.
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We are doing our part in making prices In my;
certainly would be a profitable investment for you "t
Suit or Overcoat for nextwinter now. "
Stein-Bloch Yoke Overcoats, $18 and Sour
now priced $10.89 and $11.39. ‘ ‘ ‘ y, y
A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suite at $ro.Bg,¢-‘andr anti
of them formerly sold for less than $15. ' .
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Men's Overdoats, sizes 34 and 35, at
we have” too many of those sizes.
Some remarkably good Men’s Suits at $4.8o and?
Men’s Underwear. blue and white stripe, of findfl‘ .
lian Lamb’s Wool. $2 quality, to close, $1.13 per germ.
Boys' Fleeced Underwear, was excellent value a
we have too much, so the price is now too. ‘
. sou:
Clothier, Hutu and Furnish
48 and 50 WALL ST.
a great I».
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Butter is higher. A scarcity caused by cold weather.
with snow has put the price to 250
Creamery Tab. 270. , _
Eggs are scarce and high. with higher prices predicted.
York State fresh. at 36c.
Paris Wafers. bought to sell at lac; to close at We.
(‘loconnut Wafers. bought to sell at the; to close at 100.
Mackerel. fine. wheat fleshed. sell on night. 17c each.
Big Master Soap, the largcat 5c baron the market. 2 for 9c. _
Prices for Wednesday. February ill. will be the. same as on Satur y‘l
Roads block
wholesale in New York. We V
We otter”)!
Stop and flunk.
Is it worth while to have the print
run together, or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have been sut-
fering from, when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for
examination.
0. B. Sachem.
Graduate Optician,
58 \Da“ Street. “swank
HOW TO KEEP WARM. N
A problem that conironis all classes of society.
Have vou solved it to your sairsiaction?
if not. call at
upon FISH.
STEAK coo.
rrna amour.
naps.
mun unanmo.
STEAK SALMON.
raosr arsu,
roar rron.
wnrrn FISH.
PICKEREL.
BUCK snap
norm omna
overruns.
R. r. cum
in. ‘
waeurno'ron or. '
ISh
arket.
Next to John H. Ferrll'l 000.!
Toll Cull 97-2. Free Daily
Hoalfhbv Good man
Health Brand Lemon Cling" Paul;
of the few that contain I heavy
tain the distinctive lemon fill/or. .‘
nuanced in the sliced peach than ill
and the cans are better filled. ”and “
ed up go farther. " . 5..
‘ One hundred and forty valuing . .
the school library this week, yet iota .
are going to waste. . ’
ridge
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quintet... amino: ,
out spending several "oil ‘
.i'axtlrm. D. 0. lie rem-
" up I very emigre ' .
"MAN KILL? till:
NEW YORK, Illa
Kelly. one" listed.
or have and .1,” .j
WIID’I ION OIOPPED DIAD.
fi'l‘Allli‘OliD. February i8.-~*Wllham
. rum, and fiftnyivn yearn. ma
“W with” filth? °' 3"“
. I a me are
today of heart disease. Harwell
VII. My proprietor at a hotel in
cm mt. bath-rural year- no re
m to amnion-a to live. 4
mm mm“ him.
“monitor will .
row-l My . .
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