From 5 to 8 o'clock
5! Washington Street.
South Norwalk:
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MA Harstrom s preparatory school is
spending a low days in New York city. ‘
A son was born yesterday, to Alton-i
hay and Mrs. Loo Davis, of East Nor-
walk Mother and child are doing nice-l
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Miss Molly Cross and Miss Frances
Fallon. of Hillside School. are spend-
in; Washingtons Birthday. in New
York city.
——hlats Made Over. O'Brien.
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I Mrs. John H. Ferris and Miss Mary
A. Cunningham started from South
-Norwalk today tor. Florida to spend
several weeks.
3 MI and Mrs. samuel J. Krouse. of
locallrw lilies
. New Britain, arrived this morning. to
be the guests of friends in South Nor-
walk over Sunday.
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«Logo of Lamb. iic lb. at Hoyesa.
Charles S. ireland. who is working
in TremontI N Y.. is spending Wash-
ington 3 Birthday and Sunday with his _
parents in Elm Grove Place.
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-New Youman Derby.
O'Brien.
Ladies who play whist when you a‘re j
in Bridgeport call at theatoro of i).
. M. Road Company and see what has
been prepared in the way of prizes.
Four horsés attached to the Hook
and Ladder tIuclt ran to Taylor ave
nue this morning, when Ivhat was?
thought to be an alarm of tire sounded.
wiliuc Fish 121.“le Ciscoes 8c;
Weak Fish, Sc and Herring 8c lb
Huycs‘ s,
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Saturday‘s magic figure sale at the .
lioaton Store will be continued on
Monday. 'lhe price is nineteen cents
'oo what you can get for that amount
Rev HIInryN..\VZIIyuc. of New York
is a guest at the home of Roi. Alex
under Hamilton. in Newtowu avenue.
.- Still and Soft Huts O'Brien
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The .luniox League of the South
NoI walk Methodist Church held a 10g
ular meeting yesterday afternoon III
the church parlors. Mrs. J H. Norris
10d _ ... 1,3... .,, ,. .
—Sonlc people may like strong:
Muck imported Cigars and pay the
each for them. The imperial Crown
has lilo quality oi the finest Cigars.
and «oats but life
(‘ oionIIl G D Russell one oi the pro
printers of tile lIIonalk Hotel rétmu
rd inst owning from. New York where
he has been a couple of days on busi
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~0ylnuuslic Exhibition and Basket
iiali (iumo Armory. MoIIIluI night.
\‘orwalk iiuiIoIsity School Is Y M
L. A Admission 26c. Children 15c.
'1‘ hole IIili bc a vorv important meet
ing of Washington Camp. P. U S. ol
A., on Ionday night. It will he the
one that was adjourned from last Mou- ~
day night.
I—Hats, Umbrellas, Hats.
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O‘Brien.
A large delegation of the Arion
I-Iuging Society will go to Bridgeport
tomorrow owning and will he UN
guests or tiIII Arion Singing Sorlcu oi
that city. .
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~Sausayc 10c lb. Hayosfis
A regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian ‘l‘cmperancc Union was held
yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs William Lawrence. No. 9 Quin
tard aIcnue.
The F. S. S. Club met yesterday in
the club rooms. Mrs. Frank A. Baker
rrsigrrd her oiiicc and was succeeded I
by Miss Ellen Parma’lee. Readings ap-
propriatc to Washington‘s birthday
were given by several of the members. ,
wA full line. of ‘Pcrcalincs Taffeta
Linings, Ami Silks Silesias. etc.. at
M. S Smith 9. Co.‘ a
The annual meeting of the Helpiu,
Hand Circle of King‘s Daughters ol
the Norwaik Methodist Church was
not held last evening at thehome of
Mrs b. l. B. Evarts in Main street
because of the weather conditions
Ihc annual meeting of the Norwalk
Yacht I Iub Will be. held in the rath-
shelter of the Hotel Clillord tonight. at
8 o‘clock. ("doors will be elected for‘
the ensuing your 4;; the reports will
he heard. and other “slum transact-
cd. I v.
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mm. M. S, lto that and aux-lat
run be consulted parlors oi the:
Muhackcmo murmur: “holidays and
' Fridays. botwooam hours- or i and b'
p. In.. as“ daily Men I am 12 a.
m.. d an 9 min , ., “laid are
one. Drldzoport. ed and
diseases bloated
; 1.8 J Harlem and Frank “mm.
All of the ire blow out of the harbor.
last night. during the storm. so that
the channel is practically cical all the
way out to White Rock.
Owing to the non arrival of matclial
A J. Collins & Company have been
delayed in remodeling the front of
their store in Norwalk Main street
Louis Stoorza drove irom Daricn last
night. in a sleigh to attend the May-
ilowcr Hook and Ladder ball. He had
hard work to get home this morning.
~Umbrollaa, Umbrellas.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Holmes-3y. or
New Canaan. arrived in South Nor-
walk this mowing. tor the purpose of
attending the Letter Carr'ieIs Conven-
ti.on
O'Brien.
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The funeral of John Rogers will be
held at the residence oi Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Blundage in Harliet street
tomorrow nitcl noon lutelmcut will
be in Riverside cemetery.
Rev. Ralph Wakeman. of Kansas
‘Ciiy, Md. 3 student at Drew Theolog-
ical Seminary. Madison. New Jersey.
‘ will occupy the pulpit of tho Norwalk
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
l mu evening
”Headquarters for Hamburg Ed;
lugs Muslin iimiorwoar. Laces Veil
ings Notions of own kind. M. S.
Smith & Co
William J. Poster. of Reed sir-met the
ciliclcnt hookkccpeI for Ray mopd llro-
titers. left this morning. with his l’um~
II)“. to spend Washlngton‘s Birthday
with his parents. Mr. anu Mrs. 'l'iIIIII-
ll_\‘ ii. Foster. of Danhury.
Additional jurors haIc boon IilzIIIn
I‘m the criminal supelior IronIt II'ih IiI
will resume session on Tuesday. Thus
from Norwalk arc. Samuel Dusham :InIi
iacob B. Ravmond 'i‘hoso from Liar
on are Hilani H [honor and John ii
Solidi-k.
Mrs. Rachael J. St. John died inst
night at her home. 37 Cannon street
aged fortyone years. She was a
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen SI
lohu. The funeral wni be held ‘l‘ucs-
day afternoon. Rev. George D. Egbert
will oiilciatc.
wsllecial Sale at S l. Mills's A full
line of imported Silk Samples, in waisl
patterns (till; yds. in eachl no two
alike. Those nre‘a good quality 0:
silk and we shall sell this week at
William Johnson of Professor Cal-1‘ .
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$l.l0
. Norwslk store:
Masonic Building.
of it. Feeding "cheap"
We sell the “best.“ cheap.
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Now See Here
buying food for your horses.
Economy is a good thing. bill there are different kinds
grab: is false economy. for you
) You cannot afford any second class economy when
dcstroy the good health and appearance of your horse.
BIB? 'OA'rs THAT'S CLEAN.
l .~ . MANUEL r HATCH
We will place on sale today. sale to tontmuc until
all are gone, several hundred pairs of Men’sFancv
Worsted and all Wool Cassm’lere Trousers. in light, ‘
medium and dark effects. all sizes, which sold lor
$2 50 to $5. 00 for
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I A so speCIal sale of ChIldren’s Suits. are 4 told. at
his
COMSTOGK BROS.
$2.98
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South Norwglk Store:
14 South Main st.
Telephone Call 32-2; South Norwalk store.
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25o lb
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FIRST METHtlliIOT CHURCH.
'l‘omm row morning's sermon by the
l pastor. ltev. W. W i‘. Duncan, will
be the annual temperance sermon,
j which is one of the quuiremenu of;
the church discipline. ’1‘ he theme Will
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It the ”(hi oi Present Agitation. ” Five
3 minute children‘s talk on "The Little
Stone." 'ihe graduating exercises
postponed last Sunday, will take place
at the close of the Sunday school lep-
son. The young peoples meeting wul
be led by Miss Lotus Ulossmau; to
I pic ‘0bedicncc. " These early Sull-
day owning meetings are well attend
all and an active interest is maniieotod
in the services i’rolIIIlc subject will
l he. "’iho Futile: of His Country and
the Country Rm. Mr. Duncan Will
. deliver the mild sermon in the series
oi.’ “’l‘hc mama of Lifer Scene iii..
"The 'l‘eIIiblc catastrophefi’ The
young poopitI oi the church and com-
munity am especially invited to at-
tend the evening selvlce
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-. MUSIC AT FIRST CHURCH.
1 Music at thr- l‘lrat Church. NorI
Walk tomorrow: Morning. Prelude;
; Oil'orton in A Flat op. ii. N0. 11. Ba.
i tistc: anthcnls,“'1‘hou Art, 0 God the
3 Life and l..ight” .i. O Wal;ren Jubil-
i ate in C Schilling; bass solo lrom
“The Prodigal Son. ” “My Son. Attend
l to Mv Words!" SulllIan; Postlude In
G. Munro. Evening pIelude. oilertory
in E Fiat. Guilmant; Odeltory. Com-
munion in B Flat. Caliaerts: anthems.
“i Lay My Sins on Jesus” Hawley;
"Before the Throne of Glory;' alto
solo with trio. 6 A. Nevin: trio from
“The Creation. ” “0n Thee Each living
Soul Awaits.” Haydnz' Poatiude. Mod-
' le‘rlltto to Mai. from 3d Sonata. Mer-
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MUSIC AT GRACE CHURCH.
Second Sunday in Lent.
MORNiNG 10:45A M.
PLATINUM
having all the merit oi Stool Engrav
lugs and absolutely Permanent.
i‘roiloys pass the door.
Fl N E PH OTOGRAPHS
ARTISTS PRQOF
of warmer tose'NIitlI‘ a rich velvctI
surface. The very perfection of Artla
tic Pmtraiture.
All work is finished WIlh espccml care and fully gualanteed Authem‘l‘hr Sun Shall be no More
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL SI.
NORWALK
ProceoulOnal 484 ............ Baker
Vonitc “15A .................. Bacon
Benedicite. Rouen Tone . .IGIezoriau
Benedictine in t: ............. Crotch
Hymn I505 ................... Boyd
Hymn .599 .................. Dykas
Ottertoryw—O how the Lord. Sullivan
Recosaional 506 .. ........ Ganntlctt
AFTERNOON 4:15 P. M.
Pwressional 851 ............ Weinor
Fcriailorsicics ............. Tallis
Magnificat in l) .............. Field
, Nunc Dimittis in l) .......... Field
iiymn 335 ............. Dykes
Ollertorg SOlDHfilt‘ W In of Peace
.......................... Lloyd
Recessional 395 I. ............ Morley
CHAPEL OF OUR HOLY SAVIOUR
Sunday being the Iigil of St. Mat-
thias' Dav thelo nill he a festival er-
cnsong:
Processional 11mm 507 ..... W'hitnel
FestiIal Verslcles ............. Taiiis
Psalms 20th Sci. ..... Trinity Psalter
Mannitlcat in (‘- ............. (lullaby
...................... Woodward
Office Hymn i‘li ............. Weber
Odertory Anthem—What Are These
......................... Steiner
RIIIIcsslonal Hymn i‘Ih ......... Cobb
AMUSEMENTS.
llll llI‘KYl l. AND MR. HYDE.
wholesale prices. Call and see them.
The Acting School Visitors hrld a
meeting. this morning. in the onion oi
i. B. Lawrence. in South Main silent
and approved the bills and requisitions
in relation to the text books and sup
plies. The amount that the man will
. receive from the state for school chum-
erotion is $10,442.
Notice oi a special Common Council
pleating in South Norwaik can be
found In another column. it is called
{or the purpose of holding a hearing
upon the question of vacancies on the
board of street commissioners and we
. tor commissioners. caused by the res-
Jgnution oi Charles F. Boutwell and
Lewis ll. Nash respectively.
Rev.’ J. M. Neitert .rcctor of St.
Paul’s Church. Newark. N. J.. preached
an excellent. sermon in Trinity Church.
last night. taking as his text the words
ioi St. Matthew. “My son. if thou has
room toilsave. me. prepare thy, soul for
emplation.‘ There was a good attend-
] shoe. despite the storm. The preacher
Inert Friday night. at 7‘30 o’clock. will“
be Rev. Louis N. Booth. srchdeacon of
:‘alrileid county.
Owing to the stem last night the
committee from the Mounts and
Catholic Clubs did not meet and I!"
range (or an tutor-club pool tourua
ment. The meoth was to have been
f at the club house of the former. 't he
committee from the Norwaik Club is
l compound at w. A Curtis W. 0. BMW.
Rohcrt 8. Van Baron. The Catholic
Club mmittoe is William Howard.
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Rubber
49 Wall strut.
Stamps
To Ordpr
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STAT lONER, ENGRAVER.
Nomstk, Conn.
iI‘IIII lectures Ian beaI repetition at
the Compton Hill Congregational
(‘Hl'RCH of St. Louis. Dr. Nourec
' has giIen this lecture twice. and be
tween hiteI-n and twenty times in that
city. A prominent church worker of
South Norwaik has heard the same
lecture twice and Wants to hear it
again. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hydc"'pou-
season an originality. II picturesque
nose, ii fervor which makes it always
new and attractive. DI Noursc's per
sonniity is striking. His voite is ex-
cellent. his illustrations fresh his Ill-a
matlc power intense. his earnestness
. real. The Public Platform says of
him: "if outI were asked to name the
two men who stand at the head at the
ranks of American lecturers. there
might be some Iiiil‘iI-ulty in making a
prompt reply. However there would
be no dimcultI in naming Dr Nourso
as one of them The following is from
The Daily Advertiser oi VancouI’er. B.
0.: As was expected. the lecturer.
whilc Iull of that which was intensely
humorous was above all things dra
matic. it is too late in the day now
. for Mr. Noumwto to on the stage but
many a ”star in some of Shakespeare' a
drama would learn a lesson from this
preacher. The closing part of the loc-
ture. the transformation at Dr. Jekyll
into Mr Hyde. the dot-pair. the outcry
‘ the picture of the zlbbering. idiotic.
sin-mastered wretch. were marveh
MI.:'
Dr Noum- was trained tor the
stage. became a preacher. and u a
lecturer no one can charm and master
an audience as he. lie speaks Tues-
day limit the South Norma Con
vacations Church.
M88. BANKS DEFENCE
The W at lion’s Theatre.
out Tawny unduthaonsoioasot
Mouser Hook's“ sub-Mar
For snore» Only ‘
certainly would
A special sale of Stein-Bloch Suits a
of them formerly sold for less than 3x5.
Men' 5 Overcoata. sizes 34 and 35. at a great
we have too many of those sizes.
Some remarkably good Men’s Suits at $4.89 it
Boys’ Fleeced Underwear, was excellent value at
we have too much, so the price is now 19c. V '
Gurned God-min
READY TO EAT.
Heat it in the can like salmon, and serve.
We are doing our part in making prices Io low
a profitable investment for yon to
Suit or Overcoat for next winter now.
StelnIBloch Yoke Overcoats, sis and too Quaint
now priced $0.89 and $11 39.
t $Io.89, an
" ltfls
Stop and Ninth
is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have been cut-
ferlug .irom, when PROPER GLASS-
as PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? we guarantee per-
fect lilting and make no charge tor
examination
0.15. Sachem.
Graduate Optician,
58 We“ Street. Karachi.
The Burning Question of the ii
HOW TO KEEP WARll
A problem that conirouts all classes of society.
Have vou solved it to your sailsiaction r
If not, call at
Bridge
Fish
Market.»
lI‘lNl-J SME]
EELS
PICKEREL.
OYSTERB,
R..J
‘ own FISH,
Flue HERRiNG
lI‘iNNAN momma. ‘ '
raoe'r rlsu,
roar Flflii.
warm luau.
BUCK SHA D.
WASHINGTON ”a
Next to John H. Farrls'i Coil
Tel. Call 182.
I'i‘,
GUlBI
Free Del
m of mi; had tons
‘ tax oblitetor oracle-ed today
”ammonium
”showroom
"Ileana by Good Living.
Packed when iresh picked. round
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mlfiutfimllli mm a
sum ~
tall
man” no um
llamas-nil
thunk-twink
John“ W Willa
Willow
Norwalk Chronicler