_. Phone. 139:5.
SUPPER
251‘: ~ .
from lilo 8 o'clock
5! Washington Street.
. South Norwalk.
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Limited 1115‘s»
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Mlan Hannah Hayes in quite ill at;
her home in Spring atroot.
Mayor and M1.s M01 timer M. Lee.
of South Norwalu, wont to Booton you- i
teiday.
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Mra A. Solmans started today for f
St. Augustine rlorlda. to spend sever l
111 weeks. I“
M18. .l. C Goldbolg of Washington
sheet. is seriously ill with an attack!
of pncuiuoniu
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Mm .loucph l-lcmmlngway, of lion
ton street. is suffering with a scvcrcl
attack of tonsuitlu i
Miss .lcssic liarthol, of Chestnut!
streat. spent 11 few days with relatives i
in Darlcu, last week. I
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Miss Ella Macombcr, of Spring;
atrcct, loft yesterday for a week 11 via.
I
it with relatives in Boston.
A lady’s hand bag was found on the ,i
. struets of South Norwalk yesterday !
and turned over to the police.
The Misses lI‘lorcpcc Hainec and:
Ella Corrigan. of Noroton, have (Intur- : "
C(l Madame Mcad's Dress Cuttlng‘
school.
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Mr. and Mrs. ()tto llarthol are (211-,
poctcd to return this week from their
hip in lI‘i1IIiIla.’l‘h(I.y have been in‘
the South some time . i
Miss Bcrtha Yost. of idly avennc
left this morning for New Canaan‘
\vhcl'c she‘ will be the guest of horI
aunt, Mrs.'l‘«11ram Hoyt.
'—~iI‘rcc Chowdcr~ Kcssler's Holland
House, after 2 p. (11., Sat. Strictly Un- ,
ion goods. » I
Mr. and Mrs. Byron S. Daniels. (II
Chestnut street. who have uecn vis .'
ltinc,r friends in, New York. returned -,
io‘their mane-yesterday. TI . 1
A regular communication of St
John’s lodge, A. F. and A. M.. of Nor :’
walk. will be held this evening. at
which the third degrees will be con-
ferred. F
Mr. and Mrs. Either H.-Seisemnu. 0
Spring strch who have been vialtins I.
friends in Bridgeport the past (Iouplo
of days. returned to their home you
((Irdny.
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Colonel and Mrs. Leslie Smith, 0'
'lI‘lInwood nvcnue went to New Lon
(1011 this mmning to attend the funeIn’ I
of Mrs. Smiths cousin, Mrs.isabeli.1‘
llodman
Olive Branch Lodge K. of P.. wilI!
(Ionfgel tlI1I third degree in the nmpn j
,iied form on three candidates tonight I
All the members are expected to be
present. A new stvie supper will in 5
served
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Dawson. of
Buffalo. stopped 11 couple of hours in
South Norwalk yesterday to call on
old friends. previous to their depar-
ture to Boston. where they intend tr
remain a month, the guests of rela
lives.
--—Dr. M, S. lloscn, ocuiial and hurls:
can be consulted in tho parlora of tin
Muhuokemo llotol. on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and (I
p. 1a., and daily betwen 9 and 12 11
111.. 0 and 9 p. m.. at 515 Fail-held ave
1111c. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
A boy about tiaho yearn 0Z1, win»
found wondering about in East Nor
walk yesterday afternoon. A man
saw him and took him aboard 11 tm‘
My car. it ban they arrived in South
Norwaik, the youmtor was hinder
ovor to ChlufW lam Voilmor. of 1m
pollco force.’ ‘ ttle tot, after some
questioning. Blue ‘ ‘ ‘
Burbank was
by the hand and
named. ‘1 no boy. proved to be (.harlou
Holland and be We: at No.10 BurI
bank stroot. Ho woodland
: whlc t
,« Cole.
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f hnvc the wcll at No
Efillvd in.
Ilength and a No.
I used.
’iII front of her
ins partial out but evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Varanean. of Nor-
oton, are guests of frlonda in South
Norwalk.
Michael Connors. engineer for Ray-
mond Brothers, has sold his horse. to
Paul Judd. .
M111. Cbariea Brennan. of Boutan
street is ill at her home with an at-
tack of grip.
The South Norwnlk Quartette Club
held a rehearsal last night. There was
a good, attendance.
M111. Frederick Rowan, of 'laylor
avenue. in spending a few days with
relatives in Botnel.
Have you tried the Temptation Key
West cigara? T. B Glidin. the ding
gist, haa them for sale.
Miss Alice Bartlett Cru 11,111 of Wall
Imeet, went yesterday to Concord N.
to spend several days.
The funeral of the late Mrs (tunic
(lIcgory will he held rom the Knight
Strcct A M b‘.(:hu10htom01r.ow
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H. Kriegor. head of the firm of H.
, KIlcger & Company and Mrs. Krlcgcl
are visiting relatives in Providence.
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in the pool tournament of the Nor-
walk Fire Police, last night, Herbert
Allen was defeated by ll'dwald Chais-
chry 0. Street, yard master for
Raymond Brotncra has returned and
Icaumod his duties after a few days'
illness at his home in Darlen.
Tickets for Mrs. Danna defense are
It Smith‘ a cigar store. in the Muhuck-
ciao Hotel block as well no the other
pluors which have been mentioned.
Miss Anna Estelle Smith and Mina
Alli-c Colo wow the hosteaacs at tho
(‘1Int1al Club yesterday afternoon, at
'luo prize “as won by Miss
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The South Norwalk board of health
will have an ordcr scrvcd tomorrow to
. ill Monroe. atrcct
This well was condemned
Ionic time. ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Utslngcr and
Inn Charles, of Milford, who have boon
visiting Mr, and Mrs, Luster Emerson.
of East Norwalk. returned to their
, homo yesterday.
The Columbia basketball team went
to kingston, Now York. 'l‘ucsdny
night. and were defeated by the r‘our~
teenth Separate. Company crack (cum.
in that (my by the score. of in to f.
The ncwvrifle range lately installed
:by Company D was liberally patron—
,lzcd. last night. and is proving very
popular. it is about thirty yards in
22 magaziuc rifle is
The funeral of (no late Michael Duly
a veteran of the civil Win and n umm~
her of Company E. lenth Regiment
‘Connecticut Volunteers. was bcid to-
lny. Interemnt was in Spring Grove
‘; Cemetery. Durban.
Mrs. llama la. Stevens, of Seymour
street; slipped on the sidewalk almont
residence yos teIIlny
and fell'Iheavlly to the w.alk Shc in-
. lured her left side quite badly and is
confined to the house.
William N. Alien. night baggagcmaa
(or at the South Norwalk depot moi
j with a painful accident last evening,
He was assisting in taking a trunk
from a train. when it fell on his foot
bruising it in a feaiful manner. A
physician dressed the injury this n1o1_
ning.
~Spccial Sale at S. I. Mills II. A full
line of imported Silk Samples. in waist
patterns (3% yds in each) no two
:Ilil1e.Theso are a good quality of
silk and we shall sell this wcek at
wholesale prices. Call and see them.
Conductor Joseph Bucknmn, of thcI
West avenue line is suffering from a
badly smashed thumb which was jum-
med yesterday by a car door MI.
Bucknam was setting the register in
the car when some one who was just
going to the platformnlammed the
door shut suddenly, with the rcauit that
the conductor has a painful thumb.
which kept him pacing the floor last
night.
Several friends of Mrs. Augustus
Raymond, of Belts Plano, East Nor-
walk, called at her home last night and -
mrprlsud her. The evening was plea.
Iahtly spoilt in playing Iwhist. tour ta»
bios being occupied. Rolroahmenls
were served. Thoue. present were Mr.
and Mrs Alanna W Smith Mr. and
\fro Albert Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. H. S
Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gay
Mr and Mrb.Stapl1en S. Naphey, Mr.
and Mrs William Stamps. Mics Tllloy
When people begin to (all a woman
how young (Ibo look: it is 11 sure alga
that aha improving
Thai-e were 11 large 1.111111: r of aleigh- '
apical-i Arthur Day and M111 Charles ‘
ScmlnAnnual
ant Sale
We will place on sale today. sale to without: until
all are gone. several hundred pans of Maps Fancv
Worsted and all Wool Cassmiere Trousers. in light
1 medium and dark effects. all sizes. which sold for
$2. 50 to $5.,00 for
$l.48~ $l.98 $2.98
A'so special sale of Children’s Suits, are 4 to ill, at
i110 $i.98 $2.98
cousrfick BROS.
Norwalk Store:
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South Norwalk Stow:
14 south Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
Masonic Building. ‘
. Telephone Call 3242;
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Now See H'ere
You cannot afford any accondelass economy when
buying food for your horsoa.
Economy is a good thing. but there are different kinds
of it. Feeding “(Ihcnp" grain is false economy, for you
dcatroy thc good lIcalih and appearance of yodr horse.
We sell the “best." choap.
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BUY OATS THAT'S (31.111111.
MflNUEL T. ”(I TC”.
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FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATlNUM AR’I‘ISTS’_ PROOF
. _ , , W, ,, of warmer tour, with a rich velvety
havxug all the merit of Stctl Enaim surface. The very pcrfcction of Artic-
iugs and absolutely Permanent.
tic Portraiture.
All work is finished wuh especud care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST,, NORWALK
Trolleys pass the door.
Rubber
Stamps
To Order
Wm- P. Beers,
.BOOKSELLER, STAT IONER, ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street.
Norwalk, Conn.
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room ranging
warm")
l, Goon
Has Novelties and Favors
for Washington '3 Bfrfbday.
Hamlets. Cherries. dc.
Hand Painted Candy Boxes
Ice Cream in Forms........
‘819 Main St. Norwalk.
Taichung MAI-A.
KING'S DAUGHTERB ENTERTAIN.‘
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Voluntoar. and Always Rudy ctrcm ~
Appear in Tnbluux.
The Volunteer and Always Ready
Circles of King's Daughters of (no
Norwalk Methodlut Church held (1'
very successful (entertainment last ev-
ening. in the Sunday achool room (21'
the church. The" entertainment pro-
gram consisted of htorary and musical
aoiectionu which were much enioyod
and enthusiastncnily received. "here
wore two readings. illustrated by tab-
leaux, given by Miss Florence Jack-
son. The first was entitled “Gretna.
on" and tho other ”hitting the Veil of
.Iine." Those who portrayed the
characters in the tableaux were the
Misses Mabel and Gladys Wilson. Bes-
sie Nickaruon. Florence Bowne, Ber-
tha Olmatcad. Bertha and Nellie
Smith, Jennie and Lizzie Ostcrbanka.
Emma Dunn, Edith and Sarah lI‘Itch,
ldiulo and Mabel Warren. Rosa .len-
nings. Mrs. Sarah Nash. lI‘rcd Brother-
ton. Harrie E. Smith. Alvin Nickerson
and Thomas Baxter. After the (Inter-
ttalument ice cream and cake were
served and home made candy sold
from a prottily arranged table. The
(Iirclca under whose nuanicos the eu-
tortainmont was held enriched their
treuaur ins considerably
DAUGHTERS CONGRESS.
Reports Prelented at D. A. R. Section
in Washington Today.
WASHINGTON. February 20~~
Mina Mickley. the registrar geenrul.
reported that during the year 3.814
members have been added to the rolls.
including forty-nine actual daughters
of Revolutionary uoldieIa. The society
has obtaincd the military round of
thousands of soldiers. More than five
hundred additional lines of descent
have been approved and verified. The
society has 3915 descendants of forty-
two signers of tin.I declaration of in-
dependence, and has in preparation a
reference list of their children. as also
of the brigadicr geenruls of the revolu-
tion. «The report recommended theI (1d-
(Iption of a rcsolution that the revolu-
tiouary period shall be held to extend
f1 om thc resistance to the stamp act
(1765) to the treaty of independence in
”95.11155 thléy in her Ieport an-
. pounced her resignation as registrar
grncral (III (Ir-(cunt of whale intmests
Mina Susan R. Met-2c] histoiinn gen
(Iral of the I) A. R.1(Ip01tcd as fol
lows: During th(I lost your two new
volumcs of the liuragu books lIavc
[Icon iasuod. ,Evcry (effort has been
made ((1 make .tiIcIn as historically
corrcct as possible. llissatisfaction
has boon (prrcaoud in some quarters
bucausc they are not published more
rapidly. but ”it? editor, Mrs. Sanders
Johnston. often has to write many let.
tors to so prorelhe service of each
ancestor as to mukc the.I lineage book
of real value. Twenty-live Daugh-
ltIra of Revolutionary patriots have
passed away (1min:I the your. One (If
the number “an M15 Mary A Wash-
ingtou oIII fin-It Ieai daughtcr the
that uomnn in (:1 013111 to join the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Another ronl (luuzhtor was Mrs Mal
Ilun .l. Rowull who died at Chm-Hon
ville Calif in -II()(tolIeI. SinI was the
manual child of Daniel Chopin of
Newport. ll III-.volntionuly patIiot.
Three handled and twenty ouc sets of
lineago books haIc been distributed
among the (Ihapims during the year
They should so stimulate the flow/er of
patriotism all 0ch this land that the
Iank weed of unaichism that has rob
bed as of our bolovcd president Wil-
linm McKinley muv be 100091] out.
CHANGED COURT RECORDS.
Statements Made by Valet Jones Ye:-
tordny Stricken Out.
NEW YORK, February 20.——~At the
opening of court today in the. trial of
Albert T. Patrick, Recorder Goff order-
ed" stricken from the record a state-
moat made by Charles 1“. Jones on the
witness stand yesterday concerning a
remark which he said he had over
heard Patrick make to Fred D. House,
his counsel. At that time House wan
attorney for both Patrick and Jones
and (wording to Jones Patrick said to
the attorney that he had acted
throughout as though he was playing
chess. House's reply was alleged to
have been that he was afraid Patrick
was a poor caoaa player.
' Jonoa testified today that at Pat-
rick's request he obtained and save.
the defendant some of the inks used
by Rice in slaning documents on
March 26, 1900. Patrick said he would
”have Short and Meyer one different
inks but that Mr. Rice'n name was to
We are doing our part in making price: In low
certainly would be a profitable investment for you to
Suit or Overcoat for next winter now.
now priced $19 89 and $11. 39.
A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suits at $10.89, and ("notI
of them formerly sold for less than $15.
I‘I.
Men’ (I Overcoats, sizes 34 and 35, at a great sucrillc
we have too many of those sizes.
Some remarkably good Men’ I Suits at $4.89, .
Men' (I Underwear, blue and white stripe, of fill ‘1‘
r
lian Lamb’s Wool. $3 quality. to close, $1.13 per gunman,
Boys’ Fleeced Underwear. was excellent valid: at a
we have too much. so the price is now 19c.
wuus H. SELL
Clothiu Hatter 1111 Familial
48 and so WALL sr. 1101111111111. ,
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Butter is higher. A scarcity caused by cold weather. 3031115 on "
with snow has put the price to” ..I’Ic uholesale in New York. We sell
Creamery Tub. 27c ..
Eggs are scarce and high, with highci pliceu predicted. We
Ymk State fresh at 360
Paris Wafers, bought to sell at the; to close at 100.
Cor-oanut Wafers, bought to soil at 150; to close at'lOc. ,
MatheIcl line about fleshed sell on night He each. H ’_
Big Master Soap the ialgeat 5c bar on the market 2 for 9c. ,
Pin-(Is for Wednusda‘. February 19 will be the same as on Saturday l,
Lorenzo lebl
Stop and and.
Is it worth while to have the print
run together 01 youI head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from1 when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re- _
move the trouble? We guarantee per.
feet fitting and make no charge for
examination.
6. B. backacn,
Graduate Optician,
5% \lia.“ Street. Korma“;
TheBurmng Quesuon Of the Ho
HOW TO KEEPWARIII.
A problem that confronts all classes of society.
Have vou solved it to your sabsiactionr
if not. call (It
RAYMOND BRO
131.111: FISH, ‘
STEAK coo.
FINE amour . I»
111an , .
FINE, HERRING
STEAK SALMON
rnos'r man .
FLAT nan.
wurrn FISH.
PICKaaoL.
BUCK snno .
LONG CLAMS
ors'rnns - I
WAsnmo'rou or
Next to John H.3‘orrla'1008l .
Tell Call 91- 2. one nellv‘ I
be written with the ink used by the
‘ old man Jones then repeated hIII
story of the rialt to Patrick's office
, when the vial 1211900 Ivan rand to him
TIOK‘TS FOR THE IANQUET.
, Tickets will be printod tor tbcIinoe‘b . 3
inc and buauuot of the Normal]: Baa
, ineli- Men’ 11 Asaoclntlon. at tho Homi-
.. Norwallr next month Tull conrue n11
HEALTH BRAND suGAR PB
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And'the woman «with
math“ makes the chill
Willi Whom lid ll ,
But for (rum than
Of (1111:. fruit '
a I
” (top with you. lathe b'ol
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