SUPPER
From Ii 18 8 O’clock
5! Washington Street,
50th Norman.
81188
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Ha: Novelties and Favors
. for Washington ”.1 Birthday.
Hatchet» Cberrtes, etc.
: Hand Painted Candy Boxes
Ice Cream In Fonns........
I59 Main St. NOrwalkt '
TWO!“ It“ a,
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i “A horse attached to a sleigh slipped
and fell under the Washington ntroet
jbridge this afternoon. A few straps
i 8011 the harness were broken.
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NOONDAY LENTEN SERVICES.
;. Small Gathering Attende Fir-t One at
. Hoyt'e Theatre.
. When Rev Romihy 1".Hu1npbrlcs
rector of Trinity Episcopal Chmch,
stopped on the stage at iioyt s T ham 1-
at 12: 30 01110811. today. and looked into
Ithe faces of about one down women
- and half 11 11018311 men. he was surpris-
ed to any the least. When be arranged
the mine of special Lenten eer~
for
The elevator at the Hotel Clifford in rice. to I). held In the noon hour, on
being r'.e1ialierl
The old No1 walk pottery expects to
re- open today or tomorrow
Mafia—w... ._..._
An important meeting of the Central 3
Labor
night.
A... 1' .__~_——.
Miss Ella Jennings of Stamford in
uniting MISS Hannah Mar,iow of lily
nvenuc.
Harold liulso of No. 3 Burrltt 1111'-
one is recovering from a severe attack
of [1112111181.
The Misses autumn of South Main
ntrcct. have boon entertaining Miss
Marie Munich of Bethcl.
"I he funeral of the late Mrs. Charles
'1‘. Leonard will beheld from St. Paul's
Church. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Eugene (71111111111111 in taking: a civil
service examination for letter carrier
in the Council rooms in South Main
street.
R111: (l..\\".'l~larh.1'dt. rector of Christ
(.‘hui1:.h Westport’ will preach at St.
l‘.1111's Chapel in Berkeley slicer this
01 Llilllg '
The Shep-1110110111111 go. in Danbnry.
last night. was declared a .draw. Quite
a number of the local sports went up
to see the mill. The contest lasted for
811; rounds.
Mr. and 1111's. Albert .1. Johnson 111'
rived on 1110 12:35 train this morning
from New Halon and are stopping at
110101 Clifford. They were married y-os
In 1l111 afternoon in the Elm City
The iGrls' Friendly Society. of I'l‘in»
ity Episcopal Church. hold its first
meeting loot n1. .1 since they were
changed from ii‘l‘lI 111' to ’I‘ucsday night
Only routine business was‘transactcd.
A large force of men arc. at work on
the oily ol‘ Norwalh business streets.
removing the snow, which is being
loaded Into carts furnished by "truck
man 1.. .1. Rcynollluraud dumped into
tho rivcr from tho Wall street bridge.
“.44....8 ._.-
Kcsslcr‘s Holland
Sat. Strictly [‘11
~Fmo Chowder.
1|ous1:.aftc1 :. p.111.
ion 42116119.. 1
(11111111111 F. A. Hill this morninu 1'1:
cciycd a «lie proof of the new lliclx'in
icy postal card from his father. Con
uni-11111118111 Hill. 011 the left is tho
United States 110119.111 arms and on the
right a ploiilo of 81119. late president
Harry Raynor lins‘resignbd his posi-
tion wirh Florist Robert G. Hanford.
and 1911 today for 'I‘arrytowu, New
Y 0111 where he will assume the duties
of a new position. Mr. Raynor has
both cmployed by Mr Hanford for a
number of years.
The funeral of the late Charivzs Brit-
to was held this afternoon from the
home of his brother. .1. W Britto. in
High street, Norwnlk. The Rev. H. I}
Manson. pastor of the Norwalk Metho—
dist Church. officiated. Interment was
in Pine island Cemetery.
Daniel Collar 0136 Knight street. a
core maker employed in the Norwelk
. loading part was taken by Mr.
' music for which was furnished by Pro
. ling Atwntcr and Miss .la1k1'on on 1111'
1
' rcreiycd dispatches today annoumiu;
iron Works. was removed to the Nor 1
walk Hospital. yesterday afternoon
suffering from an attack of pneumonia
David Brennan who has been at the
i
institution for 30811198111119.1111 slightly"
improved
Rowayto‘n resident: who 1111111.: occa
.1 slon to come to South Norwalk are
complaining bitterly because the trol-
ley cars do not run any further than
the junction of the road leading to ho
ton Point It Is said that the Connec-
ticut Railway animating Company
have put on two {tattoos shovclliug
snow from the. $33111 from the jam
lion towards Ito hymn. Thole who
work in 801111114 . walk have to ride
1181111 and forth on. the Mum care. In
order to not to the Waylon depot
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ledneeday. of each week. during the
Lenten season, he thought that them
i would be a: sunlclent crowd to warrant
Iliim procuring Hoyt‘s Theatre for the
occasion.
he was there to speak fol twenty 1
Union Will be held tomorrow minutes and thought that from 12: 30 !
1.10 12' 50 o'clock. would be the most
convenient time for business men to
act out and hear what he had to say.
But it seems that either the hour for}
holding the services was not the right
one, or the people do not (are to at;
tend. '111-3 idea of the services was toI
gel the men to attend, and Mr. Humpb-
r198 stated that allnough the womcni ‘
were welcome he would much 1ather i
see the men. He said-that women could
no to church at any time and certain
business men could not. A similar scr~
vice will be held next Wednesday. at
the same hour. and if there is no more
enthusiasm shown at that time than
what was manifested today. the ser-
viccs will be given 11p.
Mr. Humphries talked 1988 than five
minutes this afternoon His remarks
were interesting. He had a good sub-
iecl to talk upon. ‘Ho That Is Not
With Me is Against Me."
it was about 12:35 when Stephen S.
Hatch walked 1101111 the (enter aisle
and took his seat at the plano. Mr.
Humphries announced hymn No. “1.57.
after first addressing the email nudi—
once in a low crlspv words Only our“
verse of the hymn 111121 sum. and 1111' 11
the speaker began. . 19 11101111 of his
talk was that 110 0111' was absolulclv;
opposed to Jesus (‘hrisl even if 11181 ' '
did not confess Him He did not 19—}
for to 1111.1 doctrlnns and 5111ch that:
there are 11'1y few in the world today,
who say there is no (1 11d.
SOCIAL TIME AT THE N. U. 5.
Students Present Three Farces. Which
Were Followed by Dancing.
The pupils of Professor Chain-‘9 Nor~
walk Unhorelty School East even 11
prosentod three far'=11'.s last droning In
the delight of a large compnm of their
friends: and relatives.
took part in tho farco
l‘”at worc Messrs. Blackman. Barroll.
Loewe. Hurlbutt and Lockwood. Tho
Black
man The ‘1‘ up of Tca' was cnn1tcd
by lilcsars. Pierson Atuator A111lr111's
and DoWitI. The loading parts worn
taken by Messrs. Pierson and Atm-
lcr. The last farce "Mrs. i‘oppvr'u
(111051." was given by Mcssrs. linrro‘ll.
Carpcntcr and 111111 Thu loading ml
was nsuumcd b1 the first 11a111cd.11‘:h)
was the 1.111081.le forces were ox-
tremoly 0011111111 and 1crv well 1111151111
1111. 11101; were followed by dancing
fessor Chase on the violin and 8101'
piano
01-116 POSTMASTER ABSCONDS
WASHING 'l‘O\' Fcbr 11.1.1.1 l Il.~~---
Chief Poul- ()fiic1‘ inspector (‘01 111.111
that Hamilton Schuyler. postmaster a1
Believuc 0 had abscondcd and that I
Thomas H Mallard had boon dcsignat
ed acting postmaster 'lhc ofllcio a
presidential one of the second class.
The amount of defalcation in 1111
known lnapenma are at worn on
the case.
FERU'S CABINET CRISIS.
LIMA. Peru. February ill—The cab
incl crisis continues. it is reported
that the balance of the Peruvian debt
in Europe for arms purchased. excceds
7 000. The minister of wax Ia impo-
tent in the [art of the situation.
A DOIJBTFUL COMPLIMENT.
“Gentlemen." said old man sk'l’nnmn.
while the committee on entertainment
was planning for the visit of the
m-ince. ‘I would suggest that at. tho ,
1banquet we have champagne bottles. "
but till them with beer.“
A chorus of dissent met this null-
scallop. but old fnan Bklnnem contin-
be
"Well. 1 only thought l‘d lay the
idea before you. It, nebula to me that
It would not only be oomplimentary
but oh per"
In mine conch; not In
1! their“ place you know you'll
Semi-#Annual
Pant ale
We will place on sale today. sale to conIlnue until
all are gone, several hundred pairs of Mén'sFancv _.
Worsted and all Wool Cassnmere Trousers. in light.
medium and dark eflecls. all sizes. which sold for
$2. 50 I0 $5.01). for .
$1.48 $1.98 $2.98
A'so special sale of Children’s Suits, are 4 to 1‘6. at
$1.10 $I.98 82.98
8011816811 BROS.
Norwalk Store:
South Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
14 8°th Main St.
Telephone Call 32-2: 80th Norwalk Store.
Now See Here
You cannot aflm'd any secondrclass economy when
feed for your horses.
Economy is a good thing. but there are different kinds
of it. Feeding "cheap" grain is false economy. for you
destroy tho good health and appearance of your horse.
We Roll the "boat,"
buying
cheap.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL r. m rcu.
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‘ICorree’pondcnte of Anosclated Press)
goon here would prove the gayest in
qyeare scorn to have been correct.
'eccond court ball was given tonight. It
PLATINUM
Tho pupil. “lml having all the mo: it of Stool Lugra'v
‘Th 11 Rascnli-
iugs and absolutely Permanent.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
ARI ISTS’ PROOF
of 11 armor loan with a rich volvety
surface. The yory pcrfcction of Artis-
tic Portraiture.
All work is finished With csoccull care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO”
53 WALL $1.. NORWALK
Trolleys pass the door.
' pawn will be procured
; publication lucid
Wiener .
' villain actual dale toil below the 111181143
bed W '
Rubber V »
Stamps
. To Order
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STAT IONER. ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street. Norwalk, Conn.
Health by 8...: Living.
HEALTH BRAND SUGAR 915118.
.‘Packcd when fresh picked, retaining: all
their natural. sweetness. making better Ia:
than peas out of the grocers basket.
At All the Health Brand Stores.
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AS TO ADVENTIBING. ETIQUETTE AND 8AM UNEA‘VI
(Minter: Ink.) IRESIDENT.
'ISpeolal to the New York World. I
Various cabinet people min; 111118
Wedneeday took no Meant-ht at home
except a cap of define 81811.... ‘heei
in; to well an the dung
bmilfut at the
ram m 11 eepnr hub
that and Mrs. Maven.
The higher the price at which a pub-
button In mid the more the public.» ‘
tion a North pe’r thousand to the 1111
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The higher the price the more 1118».
1y will the actual ante approximate
tho 1111qu Issued
”the higher the price the longer the
lower on price At which the
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ST. PETERBBI RG. February Iw'l‘he
predictions that the present social sea-
r1181
by deacribed 118 being even. more aplen-
1lid than the opening ball. the supper
room bolng one of the eighth of Europe.
The great palms of the winter palace
palm 11111181» “Pl‘t‘ removed to the sup-
per r.ooln and the tables were built
around 11111111111111: will be a court
hall and 11 {211111 rcprcsentatlon on each
"lucaday and Friday respectively un-
til the beginning of l.ent.’1hc whole
court naturally follows the lead of the
czar and marina. The city seems to
be in a flutter 11f gaiety and excite-
meat.
The l‘nitcd Staten ambassador. Char—
lemagnc 'l‘owromndMrs.’lowe1arcdo.
lug their full share of the entertaining
and some of the highest court function-
aries any that their dlnneis and muni-
calep are among Ihc most enjoyable af-
fairs of tho eeason. Thorn was another
(tumor at the American embassy on the
English quay. Saturday evening.
Among the guests were Count Morra
Di Lavriano. the ambassador of Italy.
and Countess Morrn. (‘ount Von Al-
1'cnelebcn; Prime P111 1111 Savolc the
ambassador of Spain and Prim 9118 Pin;
(‘ount I‘Iyldcmntolpc. minister of Swe-
den and Norwalk. and Countess Gyl-
dcmulolpo: the Duke and Duchess of
Marlboruuah. tho Harm-es of 801111101"
land. Count and (Yountcas Alexis Orloff
llnyydoff. Prlurc and Princess Cantat-
cuze. Captain S. 1.. Slocum. the mill-
Iury altar-ho of the [1111th States 0111-
bnuay hero. and Mrs. Slocum; 2dwin
V. Morgan. the second accrctnry of the
etnbasny. (11.111111 Mcncndori‘f. and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomaa Alexander Reilly and
Miss Ruth Snyder. of Philadclphla.
Following 1.», manor there was a
concert in the music room. in which
Ernest Srhcllina. a young pianist of
Philndtlpllia. and Mr. Iiatlisini and
Mme. Kruzolnicka. of tho Italian op-
cra. took part. Mr. Srheiling. who was
thus advantagmiluly presented to St.
Petersbnrg music lovoru. expects to an-
rcar in concert in Runsin during the
wintrr and spring. His playing was
greatly praised.
The {111119111111 Duchess of Marlbor.
ouah will be onlcrlainod at dinncr at
the British embassy i‘hursday evening.
IFebrnary 6.) A dinner 111 their honor
will also he glycn at tho Austrian em-
bassy and another will be given by
Countess ShuvaloiT.8
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
WASHINGTON. 1~‘cbruary 19.»-
thn (no consideration of thc lndlan
appropriation 11111 was resumed in the
Houso today Mr. 1.111.11- (Ark). the
ranking minority member of the 111
Indian committal- addressed himself
to the conditions in 1111' indian Terri-
tory '1'111' anomalous situation here
whcrc 397.931: white men had no voice
in the government. he demanded 111'-
tion by Congress. “I' contended that
a territorial form of government
should 111: not up lhcrc.
He reviewed tho rcl'cnt grout do
vclupmcnt in 1111» various branches of
industries in 1111' territory. With 1110
towns and cities and wealth amount-
ing to $50,000. _ hr said. there were
80,000 while children of school age
but no schools. Such a condltion '1‘
affairs. he ricclarcd was an outrage.
He believed 1111' tcrritory was ready
for statehood but that congress
should grant at least sumo hbcral
form of territorial goycrumcuf.
ARBITRATION COMMITTEE M EETS
NEW YORK. February III—Tho first
meeting of the arbitration committee
of thirty-six appointed thmugh tho Na.
tional Civic Federation to arbitrate
labor troubled was held today with
Senator Hanna in the chair. The moot-
lng was in executive session. Nearly
all of the thirty-nix members of the
committee, were present. The object
of the gathering was to receive a re-
port. on a working plan by which
strikes. lockoula and other formn of
disputes between capitalists and the
laboring 1111119 may 11911181111 with Arch
bishop lrcland. of St. Paul Bishop Pot
tor and Samuel Gompcre president of
the Amcllcan Federation of Labor at-
tended the meeting; (.‘hnrlen M
Schwnb. president of tho United States
Steel (lorporlllon was unable to be
prudent. but he sent word that he
would attend the dinner to the com
mittee this evening at the home of
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Milli“?! MNNOT BE SAVED.
NEW ”YORK February lib—it In re-
portod from Low“. Del" today that
the schooner Anne Murray stranded
at Indian River Inlet was vinllod by
the wrecking tug Rae-cue thi- morn-
111;. which mm that. it in imam.
11111111 to some the weasel.
.3..qu claw-4*
ALBANY Fem lit—«Au engine
mum to a Juln on the Dete—
male in Italian: ditched by 11 snow
near this city
schoolbookl M12 Implement: but
'ttemhinoehmlhow 1112.1111-
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We are doing our part in making prices so low on
certainly would be a profitable
Suit or Overcoat for next winter now.
investment for you to hit
Stein-Bloch Yoke Overcoate, $18 and $29 qunlitle
now priced $10.89 and $11. 39.
A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suit: at $10.89, and not m
of them formerly sold for less
than $15.
Men’ 3 Overcoate, sizes 34 and 35, at a great ucrlfi “Pi .
we have too many of those sizes.
Some remarkably good Men’ 11 Suits at $4. 89 and M
Men 3 Underwear, blue and white stripe, of fine Anitmv
lian Lamb's Wool $2 qu‘ality,
to close, $1.13 per garment.
Boys’ Fleeced Underwear, was excellent value at 35,
. partly cloudy:
natty cloudy: March 21 and 3:11pm
' only Ill cloudy dim.
we have too much, so the price is now 191:. 8 ‘ 8.
48 and 50 WALL ST. NORWALK’.‘ 1
I , .
Butler is higher. A scarcity caused by cold weather. ‘Hoads blot)
with snow 111111 put Ibo price to 250 wholcsolc in New York. ‘ We 8611 In
.lreanlrry Tab. 271'.
Eggs are scarce and high. with higher prices predicted. We, offer W
York State fresh. at 361:.
Paris Wafers. bought to soil at 1511-; lo closc at 101'.
Cocoanul Wait-1'11. bought to sell :11. 151:; to close at 10c. .
Mackerel. line. wheat flushed. soil on night, 171: each. I l
Big Master Soap. 1111 largest 51: bar on the market 2 KM 91
1’1 her». for Wednesday. February 19 will be the name an on Saturday 18ml ‘
Stop and 3111“ :5
111 it worth while to have the print 8 ‘ 8‘
run together, or your head ache, or any V. ‘ ,
of the discomfort you have been euf- .' I.
fcring from. when pnopsa cuss. ”1 “
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re- ‘1 'w . ' 1. .
move the trouble? We guarantee per- f!
fcct fitting and make no charge for ‘
examination.
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6.8 B. 836 $0“ 4; I - '1
Graduate Optician,
58 ‘191111 511881 Home“.
The Burning QllIlSllilll Of 1118 Hour
HOW TO KEEP WARM.
A problem that conironts all classes of society.
Have you solved ii to your satisfaction r.
If not call at
W ridge
Fish
arket.
8 81111511111: or COBONADA.
A rheumatic writers to "Tip" from
Coronado Beach. California, that he
get: all nunehlne the-re. with non» of
the Florida malaria. The Hotel dci
Coronado. ounehlne charts allow for
1900. 20 clear days In January. Ind Ii
February 25 clear a
24 and I; May. ‘22 and 4: June. 17 11nd
7:1uly. :6 and 4: 11131111, 28 and 3:
September 27 and 1: October 28 and
5; November 24 and 11; December 29
and 1. In the whole your there w'ero
TEMPERATURE.
The temperature of Cord-Me 111181
not not high or low. but you there
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R. J. GUTBILI.
WASHINII'I‘ON- 8T5.
Next to John H. Perri-‘11 00111
Toll Cull 97- 2. F1188 Dell?
TH! PROOF READ!
We have but dimoy ll”,
Nashville American 1"
such 11 bitter fight 'on'i
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curred the folio lowing with“
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daily of the :0qu it.“ I
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Norwalk Chronicler