.Buokihahamhout. ii ii Ra‘w W. ‘ I
OHN W. cherry
‘ twill“ terrier“
Mr. and Mrs. James Ohiotto, or
‘r .. . . 2 \ ‘ ‘ .
j, Monetize; ‘
. are the happy one u 1 ' ’
Washington street
“, out ptahabngirl
“nemesis smokHiTm. '-
whim”; Metronome. ,
fl
he an...
5 ”emfflwpinxiin South ‘ ii
‘4"Mlll‘iled' to his home; 9 f ,
C ary smoke lat‘an ordinary price.
,We are the only selling agents
The”? “5?“!!qu financier
‘“ " adamantly
.. "W5. ‘
i‘lmv .
’ fiensiaily minionlfilit'aiidi'rhursda :3 "
. Jana we more. ..T e.
Ewi‘rwith "wafs toga-iii in Georgia;
yesterday: morning. has mowed .rapidiy
northeastward, and is nowdcentral off?
cursors” coast. It“ has produced
lilshwieiis andheavy rain alas: the
coast from Hatteras to New York. An:
other storm ~ which. was in the north~
west. yesterdaynianow central over the
Rocky Mountain'siope. "lti has amvery
low pressure and considerable energy.
This storm will probably reach this vi-
cinity .fl‘hursday night or ryFriday.
Father J. J. F'urlongoontiuues very.
ill at St. Mary‘s rectory in West ave-
nus; , . . . ~ . .
x
'fiiié‘ii‘epairs tic ltheiroois over the
platforms oi theSouthLNorwalk ata-
tions have been completed.
“superintendent ‘0’. M.’ Shepard, oi' the
Consolidated‘Railroad. was in South
Norwalk. yesterday, on his way to Dan-
‘~Lilil‘y. , ~ .- ~ . .
‘ 'fe’irnsisswiugesciaooteor tirebvbiorwalk‘
. .. r‘gationalc urchwii e nses- .
5455511515116 Chapel, Saturday afternoon ,
j at 2 o'clock. .
p...-
”Miss Hattie Farnham, who has been
‘thbuguestiothiiss‘ Mamior‘i’erry. milder;
will street, returnedhome to New Ha.
high. Mosterday. .. . . ,
..—..-.'
\ I: i
‘ fili‘miivricltxih Imorsoll.,zotj Lownde‘s
adenine“ intendsflto return to Provi-
dencenxfl 1.. Friday. to resume, his
studies, at Friends! School. .
‘ 0‘2; Remember-Jillian! Sleuths. Pads.“ 5*“
, otary Seals. Stencils. Olilce Special—
‘.tes..etc. John'l‘ryon. fl Drop a postal.
’- Mrs Add; " .il‘i‘loriiush, wjlio resides
withgher son; 3; C. Forbushfin Orchard
street. has returned home immi‘an“ ex.
tended visit in‘ spawn; Mass. .
" H B. “Rogersr ownerw‘or: pummel:
ii thors' st ‘ es. has been kept1 in
doors severe hays 'trom'z'iiin‘ess. Mr.
Rogers is at'his N'ewCanaau home.
, .The Confiblid‘d‘iéd’fih’ilfoadCompany
hair lied the‘seWer through. its property
rel'aid .nnfld connections have“ again
been“ made rlwitli ”the Mutation in the
depots: ..
"i i’ . MM
‘ lit” the»; vice} in e'i'rinit'yl Church
inst“ night. Rev: Rummy F‘JHum‘phrlcs
have ~his second doctors in ~theerscries
outtherPrayoriBook.’Candi-spoke partici-
uhitb: ORJLQQIMA and Revels!» The
lectures are *vei‘jeii'nstrnctive and 'a
' elargcsongregation would undoubtedly
have been in attendance had the wow
ihcr been more propitious.
.
when Pork; Roast and (shops, 12c lb.
Sperry'and B‘ai‘nés's "Superior"
.Sausugc. 12c lb.
- ll‘rcshHams. 12%c lb.
Fresh Shoulders. “ 10c lb.
Iihore Bros."-.v8i’n‘ail ' Sugar Cur-
’ ed Hunts, seibfiaverm; : antic lb.
Slmuiders, V“ «so ‘ ef’l-«IOc lb.
Bacon,_, 2 140 lb.
Other goods in he or? rtionfat the.
' ' “I T T 5&5:
§. restless , are: N
THE Clinic}? mm...
Day Phone its , Night Phone 15-2. ' *
C J T g $4.50 Gill. 4 ‘
E i Butchers, Wax
93 955°11’- ‘11: -
207 East Washi'nlgtor, 's‘iro‘ol
T‘T . ‘ T .... , ‘J j'. :‘e m T ‘
Miss Maude Nestor. oi Chestnut; okrth Your
street. Norwaili, is entertaining Mrs._ , ‘i ‘ ' T , ‘ ' " ‘ " ‘ ~
‘ Robert A. McKeou. 0! Middletown. ; , ‘ ‘Xes, well worth Your while to read every-line of. our store it
, . pociaily in theseubctwixt-seusons times whose-lines ~airs practicali
‘I shorn. As winter wanes these bargain chandes-niultiply- It the.
«‘v' vex-tired is thu‘wa‘nted thing. then the ciiuncevis yours—aura.
‘ A WRAPPER
PURCHASEr . .
Don‘t waste time a
juriug up a new‘hoti .
certainly is time wasted i
the following:
Ladios' Percale and
some worth $1.00. All
Ladies' Percale ‘
Wrappers, worth front
; Mrs. George (10v ' ‘
‘ who has-been the M
“South Norwslk, has
[it of relatives in’,
improved to her’ a!“
‘ MFA
. oases weaves. ‘.
: ' True. the assortmcuts are uotaa
Jorge as. they were earlier, but what
Just the Weave. you want
, it so then—"more money
The“ ladies of tho";‘80iitll Norwalk»
; Congregational Church will meet this
n‘ in. the parlors-oi the church
. ii‘yip‘ are alw ya surest-many rea- ~
4 jibe nature one.” moi-toms. ~
on trample loathe happening ~
happening ot'anything. Whoa a a.
wiliihgtisvnli ovenlthcre its-novel; iaclt- ;_
. ‘ y'to. come forward
us proeand can as
cryclerltwanted. r. n. Law: 2 ' AT.TH£ Home 5
tier Parisian.“
«Plain and . Novelty 36-inch Dress
hing {or school dress
\ Reduced to 19c yd.
38-inch Novelty Dress Goods, light and
at '0. , tea on unex-
pected .Sonsaiicn,
‘ .ivent abroad this last um-
‘iuai‘.’ said the/talkative man. "a
for. theoniy thing she saw that.
has been able tit-describe waath
terior oi the store in Paris whert‘
bought a bonnet that was a drea
,uudedledvbcu'iiiy. using her‘ w-
Wiion she returned she found 0
theiuuutncrabie clubs“ that she be-
;lougs tqholding a rummage salc,;‘and
liteplu‘nged into it with all the i
stash: thutshc is noted ,
i had an impression that the id
showing her, bonnet. direct
.was‘upiwrniost in her mind. . i ,,
"Sho'wasanxioua i’or me to see the
ay oi, old Junk. that. they : had (301- ‘
(1. so i walked down with her to ‘
:tho place where thesaio was h‘ ins
hold. ,Shcbadpronjised to act was one
attire saleswomon,_and ‘niwé. to her
regret she found that hen new b
was in danger or beiumdamaged
the miscellaneousihtufi‘ thatiiung»
every conceivable point; so she
.Obligcd to remove it and place it 4 re
tally away. She had hardly donejthis
when it was, seized by another nem-
bcr oi’the club, whoheid it up wi h a
shriek o! laughter. . .~ .
”‘Who in. theworld sent this. old
thing here?‘ she cried.
.twentfyeurs behindtiic fashion.“
wecouldn’t get 1.0 cents for it!
a shame tota’ke up our v
.‘with such stuff as that! . ,
"My wife didnftiind her volcc."1 on-
tlnued thertaiitative man, accordin‘
the Detroit Free Press, >"tiil we
horns. and then. as it generally l
peas in a riot. the innoeeut spect
sot biirt~namsly, myself."
LEGISLATIVE REUNION. .
_ Goods, Just the t
. out Meeting of Sherman“ es.
Council; Lituyhi‘; Nomi-1m. will be hjeldv du
tomorrow,ovening‘in'titod Men's Hail.
atallwthe members he .
her-care cases where
monginlitsa great deal of 8011303
talidwneaoh those cases has come up
in discussing-the reasons tor the do:
to m. or bicycliulr inthis county and
. the'genorai loss at
labe‘whcei industry. . . . .
‘* but durina the use
Ladios’ Flanneiette Wrappers
weight in plain colors, are
. Roda
. ’ best quality.
Wrappers in dark colors,‘b
Reduced from t
.. Reduced from 50c to 29c yd.
54-inch WOOI Costume Cloth in three
i den of grey, goodyalue at
.. , . ~ . . . i ii in
The Golden Rulevmroio of King‘s T pub c interest
Daughters ot.tlio‘.~b‘irsl$«éo ‘ -
Charcoawiilftneet‘ With ‘- rs. .l. W
(pant. on 'Friday, Fchrw i
j» Every/[slits ,
consumers.
( .Thathpegte
from oneot ‘e
in the midst of
, _ _i
t tow! years there
tuieoline in the cycle
‘:busiaess'isnetttoherdouhte‘rin it is a
fact that is known to all. The reasons.
, thatirhavo been assigned to this cons
"iditiouoi' aliairs have been many’aud
tvariousv Bome‘iiave‘aald that bicyo
b i end that it died n
This is but one of the
or attention for the de-
eii e .ot. the business. dicta better
. it mord'iosical'reaaoii is at hand.
oblong as ‘ belie .was aconvcntion,
' What Tori-instep. Once
a anohnecmeut cinnut fact would
nationalised the running of extra
slits into the tor/n, but. there were
few if. any who were aware of the
, fact that illei‘e‘WfiS‘ a co’nvéntiou to
in (land these few carodbut lit-
1‘58einch close woven cloth. heavy
weight; the proper material for rainy
'day Skirts. Csn‘bogmade up without;
Reduced to tide draw.
25 pieces all wool French Flannel, all
Reduced to .390 yd.
has been a. grea
. Weighticrmattcrs have t
notions in our ‘fuds'f 0i. 1
here though to Speak to
when we can't speak for t
this store number you amen
‘ tion customers? .
i . Best Japanned Britannia
ary 28, at 3:3
” ‘ cry style for 'woincn
The first prayer meeting of the new«
iy. formed. .‘Youug tteepicgs .Society at '
the Not-walk Congregational 'Church
ill be heldy'i‘hunsdayfevehing of next
week. March 6th. - ' ' ‘ ‘
lot of w men's Mi
{ city's :best histories
last week’s storms.
3°“ WWW“ ”W“. fiiiiflfiil‘liilllie’ .
Wear Resisting are great stockings.
,We . first sold than
it new shades. , .
JACKET LOTS.
,You'ii wear the Winter Jacket tori
You'll buy the Winter;
, it you buy it here and now, at I i
.about one-half early season's prices.
t means dollars. savedw—not
. , ./
My“, _ .
molly reasons
2
, . . . , . Sampson Pin Sheets, com
_ .leen and ,(lborge Flynn Mir.fllmrz.tl'}"
are‘esched'iilodit'o play? the. opening
etheiuiewiub. ,
email": and Cat olic
g the Not-walk Qlub,. this. evening.
i Tabe‘fleoAbout committee oi the Lil--
mont Club, or the South Norwalk Con '
immanent-camp hold-a inset.- ; ,
plug this evening in the cities of Genera . ’ j,
ro‘st inuNortthin. street .
. v. 3.
Clinton Safety Plus, all 4
8 Hook and Ey ,‘
oi tour amcnt ,'
‘ Ladiea’ Heavy Oxford Cloth Coats.
storm collar, hicrcerized‘Sateeu lined,’
'r , ”$5.00 yaviueior $2.4M
Ir Cloth Coats.
Super indiun ’l‘anc assert”
.‘ . j c.
Good quality P
containing 2 dozen.
56.00.1'aiue. $3.25.""i" Violet Box-uteri Talcom, o
HBO yd. spam Slur. ans-a...
they speciulwa bargain. ..
Large Bottle. Ammonia, Lenox
. ‘ 5B
' ‘ i?
‘ arl Buttons
latest cut Velvet
1‘, $1339“? conventioulwas in the nature or
.- . rill landpit is. doubtful; ii there
ev wiligbe another convention of the
~ the, last four years
Ladies’ Melton Clot
teed satin lining.
Ladies' Heavy imp
guaranteed satin lini
tin revere, vcl
h Coats; guaran-
515 value jior;§7.50
ortcd Cloth Coats.
on throughout, sa-g
j , $17.00 value, tcr $11.50.
All of our Misses’ '
Coats (all this season’s
J... ,.M.rs..,ihiibott was turmeriy Miss ‘
’SQCTCTTCCE‘OE this Dincé"_ and .
i Flurudoru Soap large cal:
i ‘ Transparent and Tur l
“iessucymsmbersaip. was 103.090. J n a j
; ' aluablc Si ace
the country. do»
ntarest‘s. Newton .
... _ .to‘.ono._il‘_our your:
”are were cyol‘iiis‘oiiibs that \ircrc
active in eiiroliiug‘mcmbors. in
b inns..ctc. Now who ever
hearse: E herbaceous? , ‘
at is the. reason for this trenieu- '
tinge? ”i"be’gueetipn was put
‘ umber ot‘iiartiord men
were once prominentiu the L. A. W.
Their answers were pretty near upon.
The bicycling business. the
booming the b. A.:w. and keeping Lu
cycling began ‘to die together when
the bicycle advertising business stop
pod. ,thn . .c rblcyclo trust begun
hapc,‘-ihe managers of the
idad thatas they controlled
the business unyway.‘,tha udvcrtisinr
could be andlshouldbe outdown.
hunted around for a club in
clan business they could not
have hit upon a surer one.
See now the scheme worked! The 50
trade papers devoted to the work vi
boomingthe L. A. w. and itching bi.
cycles before the public, died for lacl
'l‘hen people heard at, .,
longer about wheeling or the 1.. A. W
That‘organizaton. “which..w.it8 a main
stayot the wheel trade in this mun
try. lo‘stintcmst- in ‘itselr. 'i‘lie satis
, this each name or. 0110;:
doings in print keeps alive hundreds or
”'sooietiosiu this country. “When thaj
n wasetakeu away from. tilt.
the interestdiod but list. The
‘ mowspapcrs saw the change one
bless and less space ti
“wheelinenEiv‘Ee‘
‘Itr‘about three years the thing has
‘;'WDrkéd out soieniilic_ai~iy,.and as pret
tii'y as 15. sum in ‘algerbra. or an equa-
tion in..chcniistry. :People will ride
wheels; to save time or to get cxar,
else. but-tins thousands and tens oi
thousands who did so because “every .,
body else does" have stopped it. p
the men w‘hoythought the advertising
expense: ,in the wheel trade were too
big and. that people Would have to (my
wheels just the: samc;gafhen' those ox
penscs wc‘e cut dotwn-vewcii. they pro.
h‘ it 1
below] Medicated cum. Toll t
5-Way ilewibrandsbf Cigarsihoid
:thei’r :owuzilikettheimperlsi Crown. it
has linenajsoldtor Joye/arc and over.
asidered one of the
if! Allie Ilwindiei.
- and , is now co
standard ,ibrands.
piiqued work: are strikingly novoi.‘ ‘1‘
rust. and auto. .‘ ed broadcloth
comb mad with satin
t. effectively. ‘ "Borne
. j . tucks. and finished 2‘ ~
with moircsilk- bands. some hard,
stitched panels with I “urea appliqued
ghetween: otiicrs have silk, six-n1;
bands completely. encircling Chum-—
and from that down to an inexpensive
med with satin in o.
repritmdb into:
B to as low as
_ s" a as mama?” start-r. 'souwivoh “
and? stainine'a
and moire silk
are-paneled with:
alanmeetingot Linens Tribe.
_ Qrder oined'hlen. withheld
fiast night. and ,it..was;.~toilowed .by a
meeting. .‘oi the, 1 , Harmakcrs' "Associa-
ness was transacted
seieiwiesgiwilesuieeeet
Members of 1901 Are Having Bani
_ Today at Foot Guard Hail.
The first annual reunion , or ‘
members of the Legislature of 1
“Timing held this afternoon at 1
Dinner was served 1
o‘clock. "There is hornet prograu
tion.’ Routine busi
st Emil memes-.3
‘. x. .MuigettaEntclinu Tuttie, the three-
.monthsoid‘ daughter ot-Idr‘.‘ had Mrs.
,qhn N ., . giluttleifiied yesterday. thorn-
iag nt‘tboirjhomein West Nil
The funeral will be. h
skirt which is trim
new. tashlon.
The nicer skirts a
gem that lthe sonic run
in the unavoidable ahstncc
nit-olivcrnor McLean, Lieutenant i 0‘“.
,ernor'Kceioi-wiii preside at the din-
ner and act, astoast master.
bers of the constitutional convent
as well as members of the Logisial
old tomorrow ai- ,
‘ ._ Second floor.
¥ ,. . ‘ TsE routers
DRY Goons co.
, {Bridgeport ‘j
.w. we“. 7"!" in“ .. '
. 11 ,‘fMoo‘re Straycr
tartanodnev.Daylioberthoursc. or
., .. rehearse am his!”
brim-lecture, ,f'Dr.” ,Jeliyli, .. and ‘Mr. ;
Hyde." in thefiouth Norwa’llt ‘Coli
gational‘Churcb. last‘night. , »
FUNERAL DIRECT
§ AN D EM BALMER
i2 North Main street. " .
newnewnesseiw.
‘rWa'shingt‘on. . vi)
in 1895. 1897‘snd 1899 have been
viteil,to attend the reunion dinner.
Ionssiouso By T
- oo 1-:
e committceof the Wo-
n‘s , Union, or the“ South ,Norw’aik
- _ ongregationall Church,._w,iii z.jhoid a
meeting: at ‘4 o‘clock; this afternoon in
the east parlor. . Mrs. Strnycr will
bring a matter up for consideration.
” Th... 3 a . .. , South Norwalk.~(3o
x cu of advertising. ernorMcLenn yesterday erg ~
, equisitions noon .iiovernor ,0
or Newhork‘ior the return of pril
are to Connecticut. The ilrst was to:
John L. Kinxsbury. .rrho is charged
with the. crime , of“ luv u.
in Waterbury-on‘iilcbruary 9. Will am
.i. Rizncy‘ has, promoted
1011211213 Kingsbuijxrrojnj
city to Connecticut. >
The. other requisition ‘ was
Viiusm Green. or.
_, ommitiing “theF‘crl
lute ng
The Lightest On your 'eyee
William N. Allen. night baggagcmaa.
eter soothe South Norwalk..atatlonsr=oi
“the Consolidated Railroad Company:
Was out yesterdaywmr the first times
since his recentaccidcnt, and'ospects
to resume his duties tomorrow night“:
‘ The, Quarterly conference will be]
“held at the South Norwaiit Methodist
‘ tomorrow evening. {Directly
at the, cheepfievrrfinmfllr -F.‘*‘Hrm-
phrlesfliiivdsiirer 1 ‘e'iiermon You
girth Scene“ th
-“Palace Beautiful
. teacher was a r
m from New York into (his
. . , (
is Lig'iigst on vourner~
eaaraavroa CHIEF
‘ . . GINEERS. .
aid or directors or the
nectlcut Society ot'Ciyil'Engi ‘ . ,
met at the onicevoi President Clare co , -
B. Vorce in‘iiarttbrd Monday and ei-
ected .1. Frederick Jackson, of Henri
n secreit'ary had tre f ,.
i' 0
e'l’ilg‘rini's¢Progrcss.y;f , *' .
" ' .. The tightest
pocketbook... ~
3' times thei
-—-The Travelers insurance Company
of Hartford; Coma; want an active man
to represent their'iife~ Incident and
health departmentsgiireSouth Norwalk.
Liberal ,, arran
made with thexidght; 0
mail or otherwise. tori-ed hoydon.
none-«once, "Hartford .
'ghthali the
c . . ' 3
t ’Yet‘meuanfieruic would. S-‘H or Hartford. “.3
’oihei"“iiusiness that has. '
. l the wheellradc was.»
uccss'u'ii'ad'ver " “ ‘
.A capable new‘spap‘er‘ correspondent
who has lived in.Manila., writes tron;
”in an illustrated article. pub»
flieeTJWusoi'Nor ,
walk have allowed the registrars of the
torn-n~ 8 a dayfip til
.a'tlhe‘ selectinsn or
Lsoaallke'discoinposed tr ‘
‘nibuses’ dud stehinlio‘ats "all
to lay to forfsai’e‘ty.‘ :Bu
London tog gotsdnto your .
and * battles oven; the :i elec
' though the candles comes ‘
ant curiouslymthe densest
does not disturb the salon
stateroom. ~ 5Wiiy isthat-
out nurtures
for the a uses. fit" is
‘ Bistrors‘lw‘cro
re than ‘ the ' selectmen intended
,, . . 6 EE.
. GTON. Feb
wing istho.'cony or _ j
. an emperdrycsterlay 'r "“
by‘Miss.i;ooseveit:; *
eteor Nikita.“ succ
._‘- I congratulate you an i
'i’oii your courtes ‘
endyou any be i'
were notches“
gs. and fights
‘ land 'amb‘r
Frost, who is touring Egyptsnd Eure y‘ T g
_ marine trip
~ d’” ‘ i . , ‘
Ckfi: 2116533110” mmonswitlrthc pr ates pd
(kill :16!" ht}
0 only to his" own
11- News fl‘ri us .3 -
hionlboh' buckets of.
agents yesterdayjtoi.
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