From 8108 i’ilidi
51 Washington Street.
Kitchenware is ready for spring at
Howlaud’ is. See the mad .
~Seusage Me In. Hyayos’s. .
Smith is selling assorted chocolates
for twenty- -dve cents a pound for Sat-
urilay only.
-——Hnts,Umb1ellna Hats. O’Brien
The New lork Grocery Company
has eighteen retail stores.
bargains me in their ad. today.
——Ii‘1'ee-5th Ave, Coffee to Church
Societies. I". D. Lawton (it Co.
Rev. .1. M Nelfert, of St. Pauls
Church New Jena ,1 will preach at
Trinity Church ton ght at the special 1nann. who has been visiting Miss I} lie
I..t1ntcl'selv11:e.
”~1“‘l6$h or Cinder} Hooks.
iiayes' s
The Junior League. of 'the 8011111‘
81: lb."
N01 walk Methodist Church its-holding
a meeting this afternoon. Mrs. J. H.
Norris is the leader
~10 lbs Pork Roast. 91 10 Wilt. St I ‘
George I" Foote led the Young Poo
pies meeting at the South Norwalk
Congregational Church last night. 'lne Taylor & Golden advise this.
subject was “Obedience.”
*Spcclal Sale at S. I. Mills's. A full ,1 House after 2 p. in. Sat. Strictly Un
line of Imported Sllk Samples. ianaist
patterns (3% yds. In each) no two
alike. These are it good quality of
silk and we shall 1sell this week at
wholesale prices; ‘Cail and see them.
Miss Lizzie G.Steegmuller.Quintard1
avenue. Is to 1esume her duties as
tlnlned 11111‘.sc after an absence of six .
months from her profession
—-I)out folget to send your boy 01
pill to K1 iegcr it Go. for 111111 of the
Washington's” Birthday souvenirs
They are given away free
Sclleck and Price the new clothing
Ii1'ln soon to open in the Francis stmc .
in Washington street. were again in,
New York city yesterday. purchasing
goods for the new store.
~Heaiiqua1'iers for Hamburg Edg
lugs. Muslin Underwear Laces Veil
lugs Notions of every kind. M S.
Smith & Co
A Daschund wearing a collar Will. 1
the words engraved 011 it "W Rav-
1111)111|,Soutl1 Norwajk " came to tht
office of 13111111 & Banks a day 01 two
ago and since has refused to leave.
~Legs of Lamb. Ho 11).]. at Hayes's.
There promises to be considerable
rivalry for the position of tax collector
of the Cit) of Norwalk to succeed;
Fledelick Buckley. who resigned to
take the position of secretary or the
boa1d of water commissioners.
ltcv. W W '1‘. Duncan preacher] on
at the general prayer meeting in the
South Norwalk Methodist Church last
night.
jcct.
~~3 lbs Shun Steak 251.210 Wat St 1
A basket ball team has deep"
organized in town of the fol-
lowing young men: Center Howard
(‘hlrhesten guards. Chit. Ogden and
Samuel Arnold: forwards. Edward hick-
Iand and Foster Iiurr They have for-
w'aidcd a challenge to the Center school i
five. of Norwalk. of which the Verlin
boys. formelly of this place. are mem-
boisr~Wllton wmpondeut Ridge-
ilcld Press
~81“! and Soft Hats. O Brien ‘
, suits and bicycle skirts
See what
lBridgepo‘rt with the H. in C. Corset
[ ternoon calling on the. trade.
1the company you have taken out tire
1in South Main street. during the past
fbirthdag anniversary. Sunday. by en-
?tertainlng a few of his friends at his
‘parents‘
Those present from out-of—town were
,his brother Joseph. of Newark, N. .I..
,Snowdell Jesse Leon and George Du
,mas Massachusetts men brought to
'until February 26 under $100 bond
residence in North Main street this
1 half an hour he was himself again.
. their employees expect eight hours 11'
the fifth 919119 in Pilglims Progress. 1 May 1. without any reduction in their
“Hill Difficulty" was the sub-i
31.600 11 veal.
McLean
was circulated among Meriden lawyer
y.esterday
mnstcr Dryhurst
and girl a hhndsiimc
matches for three cents '
The barber: will not close their lilac-
‘ on of business tomorrow.
The Bridle Fish Market carries a
1 “Tim and Todd“. O’Brien
if you want an umbrella you can»
get one at 'l‘.J
See the all.
A large black cat was killed some-
time this morning by a truiiey car in
West avenue
“Masher s at half price.
tonil‘r
Rev.‘ W w '1‘ Duncan w... preach
in the West Norwalk Union Chapel.
Sunday afternoon.
Kraaovltz a. Fox have ladies spring
styles in tailor made suits walking
«Roasting Pork 11c lb. Hayes's.
Frank Smith of Connecticut avenue,
is very ill with pneumonia. it is said
that he is not expected to live.
Mrs. Ethel Coles. who has been
quite ill at her home in South First
street, was able to sit up yesterday.
«~F1'ee Lunch Book Wurst and San
erkrnut Washington’s Birthday. Feb.
22,11t hialmo’a Cafe on the bridge.
wBent loin of Pork,11c lb. Hayes 11.
Miss Florence Mead will spend to»
marrow and Sunday with New York
friends. She will witness the play at
EHeruld Square theatre
Ophlr Chapter. Order of Eastern
‘Star. will hold a regular meeting to
nlght in Masonic Hull. Two new mem
here are to be leceived.
Miss Bertha Chasmar of New (‘11
Martin of Benton street wul retuin
1to her home tomorrow.
Ex Alderman Oliver 6. Righter of
Company. is in South Norwalk this at
-Fresb Shoulder 10c.10 Water St.
if you dont know the standing of
insurance with yell better look it 11p.
~F1'ec Chowder Kessler s Holland
Ion goods
Mr and M1'.s S C Daniels of Nov.
Britain who have been visiting friends
two days left tnls morning for From
'dence where they will be the guesti
_of relatives for the next couple 01
weeks.
Howard S. Benton celebrated his
home, in Elizabeth street.
and Harold Packard. of Boston. Mass.
Frederick L"). Rumrill, alias F. L
New Haven to unswc1 to the. 1ha1 gt of
theft of three houses last fall were held
each in the police court.
ludge George 1) Keeler slipped on
the steps leading into Charles Soker’i-
morning, and fell hurting himself
quite badly. He was taken into the
house and giien some stimulants. in
~T111keys. Chickens and Fowls at
Haves s
Ansonia contractors for mason and
carpenter work have been notified thal
constitute a day's work on and site:
pay. Whether thr1 contractors will
agree to the terms or not is not known.
“Try a pound of that Extra Fine
(Tandy wc'nrc selling for We. All do
1'.ors M S. Smith it 00.
Meriden Iawycis sav it is p1a<~tlinll1
settled that City Attorney Frank 8
Pay will be appointed by Governor M1
Lean to succeed Judge Plan in till
Merldcn police court l‘hls berth pays
A petition to Govcrnm
requesting his appointment
It was gotten out in Post
mTomOrrow at 10 a. 111.. the Kriegci
u will give away free to every ho)
souvenir for
Jamie! is «1111‘... 500 Diamond
full line of all kinds of fish. See the
ad . .
Hopes all day Saturday F 1). Law ‘
Martin Kelli)“. 0' NOI'WMK WI" ! Washington' 8 Birthday. Tell your b0;
speak at the iuesday evening service about It.
lit the Methodist Church, unless thel The members of the West Norwalk
Union Chapel Association hold a social
"1 [time last nI ht at the residence of Mr.
N01 walk will prevent his coming. Mr land km... JO?!“ 0 F‘lllow m West Nor
Kellogg is a forcible speaker and his There was a good attendance
““00““ 0' “0" h“ be" m“ “Bream“ ‘conslderlng the condition of the roads
In Christian work Iii f1“ of Interest. {and a pleasant evening was enjoyed
The hour of the service is '1‘: 30 oclock. 13"“‘nl your selections were render~
“'“ii'flfle'd PINS-1 1 4led. Mrs. Edward Bradley was the for-
«Iiluc I-‘Ish 1219c Ib.; Cinema. 81'; 11111111 teller. and considerable amuse
, Weak Fish 811. and Herring. 8c lb. moat resulted from this pastime.
Rnl'rl'l. The dry goods store: In South Nor-
A party of young people. mostly pu- lwalk will not close tomorrow. The
pils of the (‘entsr school went on a only store In town that Will be closed ‘
sleighlng party. wrenching. Among
those who took the ride were Illne-
Brookmullor Rutn'lmith Haul Pad-
dock. Albertina manhole. "Julia Smith.
Elizabeth Chlttam Io Eyre. Mar.
ion Weeks olive . flatten once
for Heath. .1 Headaches tiara
old 0mm. door.- mm. M Heif-
noldil. Victor Unfit-til timid at.
George . '
Is the one of .nutram & Hyatt In Nor
walk. A Ulckormah dz Son have 111--
rahged to give each clerk in their oin-
ploy a holiday. instead of cloning Min
Jennie Howard. the cashier. is away
today. and each clerk will take a day
until all have had their none».
.111“ lint Intended to close. but later
on account of Saturday. the dealers
decided to been the Ito open.
«up Hahn «and a on iii-ac
lt'
lit
in
"all!” p bite. m 11m you'll 1 1
rhodium and dark effects.
52. 50 to $5..00 for
$l.
'A'so special sale of Ch‘il
$l.iO
Norwnlk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 3212'
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You cannot afford any
buying feed for your horses
Economy is a good thing.
of it.
We sell the “best.” cheap.
PLATINUM
having all the merit of Steel Engrav
lugs and absolutely Permanent.
Trolleys pass the door.
We will place on sale today. sale to continue until ‘
all are gone, several 111ml
Worsted and all Wool CasSImere Trousers. in light
$L
$1.98 '
0011516611 BRO
South Norwalk Stun.
Now Seo'Here
Feeding “cheap" grain is false economy. for you
destroy the. good health and appearance of your horse.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL
red pairs of Men’sFancv
I
all sizes. which sold for
dren’s Suits, are 4 told, at
$2. 98
South Norwaik store:
14 south Main St.
second class ei-onomy when
"x
but there are different kinds
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ARTIST§ PR06F-'
of warmer tone with a rich velvety
surface The very perfection of Artis-
ti: Portraiture.
All work is finished Willi espocml care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRQ ITS
JACKSON’S STllIiItl
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
RUbber
To 0
Wm. P.
‘ 49 Wall strut.
At All
uninimonnly voted to report bill: for
. Arlloua and mum Th
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Health by “Good Living
HEALTH BRAND SUGAR PEAS
Packed when fresh picked. retaining all
then natural sweetness. making better la;
than peas out of the grocer s bas’kéi
Stamps
rder
. Beers,
BOOKBELLER. BTAT IONER, ENGRAVER.
Norwalk Conn.
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the Health Brand Starts
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. « NEW YORK. February life—The
WASHINGTON February 21-Jl’ho White Star line steamer Teutonic or
in.» committee on territories today .rlvcd this morning from Weapon] and
so
the «militias cube means. of New dim” m" ' m
“ and beautiful.
, will: depot at 3: o ’i‘bolé
:1 :20 W ‘
Will be Held in Bid Men's Hail To.
marrow. Poliewbd by a Banquet.
‘Tho letter carriers of the state Will
take South Norwallk' by storm tomor
row. 'i‘ he eighth annual. session of M
Connecticut State Association of bet-
ter Carrleis is to lbs held here. The
afternoon will be taken up with a bush
hells session and 'at ii: 110 0
will repair fr 111 Red Men's Hail,
tel Clifford where a bountiful ban-
quet will be served.
It is estimated there will be about
200 letter carriers and about twenty
postmasters in town tomorrow. Con-
gressman E. J Hill has been heard
from and he states that he will be
here. bal ring accidents. to deliver the
principal address of the evening after
the dinner. the letter carriers Will
arrive early and the local contingent
will look after their Interests. Lunch
will be served In Red Men 3 Hall at 12
o'clock.
A Rural Mail Clarriers' Association
has recently been organized and
state convention of this association
will also be held tomorrow afternoon.
The meeting will take place In C. A.
R. Hall In South Main street. After
the business has been transacted. Con
greasman Bill will deliver an address
o'clock.
The postmasteril of the state who
have been heard trom and who have
expressed their Intention of being pre
sent are: W H Marigold. of Bridge-
port: E. E Croive. of South Norwnlk:
Georgel. Allen. of Middletown: E. B.
Bennett of Hartford. .I. H. Guernsey
. of Waterbury; J. H. Hague of 'i‘or
r;ihgton A C. Isling.ofDarib11ry; I. L.
Trowbridge. of Nangntuck; Bradley S.
Keith of Norwulk: F‘. L. Gaylord of
Mischief Henry lirthurst. of Meri-
den: C. K. Hunt. of Winsted: C. K.
Bailey. of BetIu-I. ' IStepnui B. Hoyt, of
New (.‘nnaah; Nehemiah Jennings of
Southport. Richard H. Fitch OI \nl-
' ton: J. C. Rahdlc. of Winnlpauk; E.
W S. Pickett. of Fairileld. and George
8. Bl van of Howayton.
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ADDITIONAL I. 0011. NE W5
Frederick A. hills. of Norwalk, will
spend Sunday in Waterbury.
Charles Gellrmanlh. of Cove street. ls
confined to his home with a severe at-
' tuck of grip.
Miss Grow Id, Elinel'son of Bridge-
port, is visiting friends in Henry street
East Norwalk.
Cookenoe Tribe, l. O. R. M,_ will con-
fer the warrior's degree at this eve-
ning' is meeting. .
Mrs. Sarah Lewis of Lewis street.
lhns returned home fro his visit with
lelatlves In Brooklyn.
The Model Grocery In still forgliig
ahead. See what In in the ad. today.
There are many bargains.
The letter carilrrs have ordered near-
Iy two hundred plates laid at Hotel
Clifford. for tomorrow night.
’I‘ he little daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
1v W. '1‘. Demon who had bronchitis.
in improving. She had a severe attack.
A.Di1kcrmun will go to Pawtucket
II I tomor'1'o11 to be the guest of his
1|a11gi1ttizMissGraci-i Dickermair ovei
Sunda1
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin F Andrews
will be guests odor lsunday of Mr. and
Mrs. William H By,lngton of Beldeh
avenue.
Mrs French-18 Bowling of Norwalk.
is III at her home in Harbor avenue.
She has an at ate altlack of inflamms
tory rheumatism. .
A party from here attended a'dancc
in Cannon. Conn. Iain night. They
went in a sleigh. and it Is said they
had to walk in many places.
Beginning next Monday John W
Beatty Intends to give away wall paper
to cover 150 rooms. See what the ad.
says about it in today's issue
6. Fred Williams. of Bridgeport. ar-
rived In Soutn Norwtalk. this afternoon.
to Join his wife. who is the guest of
her cousin. Mrs. S. it. Hamilton.
A party of aborlt one-dozen from”
Darlen attended the play at Hoyt‘s
theatre. last night. They afterwards
had lunch In 11 Railroad avenue cafe.
There will be a celebration tomorrow
evening. at the cafe .of Adolph Kessicr.
In Connecticut avilnnc. near Taylor
avenue Mr Keenlilr has Invited sev-
eral of his friend-1 and mem'
Secretary Prederhk Buckley. of the
Norwalk Board of W ater Unlawful-om
art. is busily chm lit making out
the board' 8 annual n port to be submit-
ted at the annual pleating of the city
on March 8d.
The board of heat
today to have the
street filled In.
oil, at 16 Monroe
1" Is well has been
It Iii claim-
ed that several have had typhoid fever
from drinking the water.
The funeral of thi late Iii-I. Charles
121.com“! was hell at it o'clock this
afternoon from fit. Pllll'l Church
The Rev. C It Sol It anointed and
Intement wu ia‘l t. Paul's Church
lord. The floral,
Eil herved an order
f D nonilvri " and nines
'm '
M' who will attondth til-athletic m ill .
Hartford thin av
noon on the
certainly would be a profitable investment for
Suit or Overcoat for next winter how,
1'.
m-
nurse calamari sf couvau'nou. ‘1
clock. lii'1
where the meet ugl will be held to Ho '
The hour set for this address Is 5: 30 _
1‘48 and so WALL sr.
Stein Bloch Yoke Overcoata, $18 and the limiting.
. now priced 810.89 and $11. 39.
. A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suits at $10.89, slid“ tint
of them fom‘mly sold for less than $15.
Men’ 11 chrci‘uts, sizes 34 and 35. at a great sic .
who have too many of those sizes. ’
«in. it
11011111111. .
Good goods and good prices make
no are not looking for Just one alder
Ing. Cash piires
Jones's Flour, per
with other goods, 55c.
Better than Joneu's
Flour. bag, 55c.
bag. this time.
is Hubbard
' Butter. higher: tine sweet. solid made
on
—l('.
Corltlsh during Lent best only. liit‘
lb.
A good article, but not usually found
in stores. is Corned Cod. in cans. Rea-
dy to eat. l-lcnt it in the can like sal-
mon and serve. It In good. Special
Lenten price. 131:; two. 251-.
Norway Mackerel.
sell on sight_ 1211 each.
Canned Trout, ltic can.
Good Cabbage 81; 10c.
FREE:
Coffee:
pared 1 nice Picture, or box of Iron S
209-; LBS. GRAN. SUGAR, $1.00.
Yours for low prices. good goods.
it punched
white and line.
111. Model Grocery Folgln :
good business.
from you
Nice Sweet Potatoes. -
Cream Gems or little Milk one
1 reduced to Sc
Fine 1213 size Oranges, large and
at a mighty small margin 351»: ‘d‘,
I? good Oranges 25c.
Shall have on sale. Sharp Blimp,
l H‘ Ill,
Prunes. small. but new and bright
this time 13 lbs 25c; lic‘ lb.
'l1y Chimmie Fadden Cakes no
this store fresh in good. lué Ti)
Washing Powder 21' pkg" u "for. 5c!
(1001! Rice nice all light. tic lb:
“111.2511
“9 have delicate Sthberlf"
They are fine,10c ti
Your choice of one article. to every purchaser of lib, .
Paper Washing Powder. Bar Soap. Package Starch plain or
small tins
111119.
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With other goods.
and a premium.
We want year on
orders week in and week out and We will save the cash customer lh .
(£111 a card} 111111111131,
We must. a
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5188 he flunk
is It worth whlle to have the print
run together, or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from, when PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per?
feet fitting and make no charge for
examination.
"mm were many 1
(‘3. B. Sacked“.
Graduate Optician,
if not. call at
58 Wall Street. “were
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