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5" Washinqton Street Atown avenue. has returned home from a
Soft”! Nor-evalk 1visit In New YorR.'1‘1
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,l 11111.1. II Norris who has been ill
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Mrs I: J. Janos is recovering from A
the grip.
Miss Mary Hanlon of Chestnut,
street, is confined to her bed with a
severe attack of grip.
The tiftyfltth anniversary of Con
told Division 8. of 'I‘. will be cole-
bruted next Monday night.
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Last night Butler Lodge. I. 0. 0. L,
held 11 rehearsal.
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It is requester] that every member of
1 Buckingham Post (I. A R.. attend the
.-. ‘regular meeting, this evening.
. Rev. J. McClure Bellows of Grace
Church, was in New Haven yesterdar
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The water main IArAr Mechanic street
burst this morning and workmen were
busily engaged in repairing it.
, 'I‘hc upholstery and art fabrics at
the store of the l). M Read Compuuy
in Bridgeport are attracting much at
tentlon.
it was stated this morning that Dov
id M Platt. of Elizabeth street is very
low ‘
A dnncc will be given in the new
temperance 111111.111 Silvermine this
evening. ‘ .__...._......
The Honorable Henry Nir'oll Humil»
ton of Yonkers, New York. is a guest
of Rev. Alexander Hamilton. of New-
town avenue . '
llutler' Lodge. I.‘ O F., will hold a
regular meeting tonight and will WOI‘K
the third degree. . 1
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~Delivery clerk wanted. I“. I); Low.
ton 81 Cu, 1
The Rev. Dr MrArAxcy. of St Luke's
Uhurch Bridgeport will pr'cnth at the
Chapel of Our Iloly Snv'.l01 in Berke-
ley street, this evening.
Mr.1a11d Mrs. B.A N. Martin of Ely At the meeting of the Old Well
aver111c.nre visiting friends In Bethe-I. - Lodge A 1‘ and A M- Inst ever‘fi'lrg.
They will return homeon Saturday . the third degree was conferred, and
' .1.--. refreshments were, e'served.
_ 1.. J. Jones enginoer at Trowzbridgt
and Company, nus‘ resumed his duties
after several days' conil'nomcnt with
Leslie Overton of Comstock Broth-
crs' South NorwAaIk store, enjoyed a
day on yesterday.
, P. H Miller 11119 returned to hrs
home. in Albany. after being the. guest
of William Miller in Madison street
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The 11111 Finishers Alsocintion has
made arrangements for n muss meet
,1 , lug to be held on the evening (Ari
grip.
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Mrs James (‘ Stitphln and Mrs. ; J . A
llrorrson, of A',tirooklyn have been the S“ the “d of km“ W' iiontty A"
guests of John It h‘inch in last Nor- itoday “ ”8"“ H9 is selling‘ Pow”
11.aik 1‘lite for $4 50 per gallon and butchers
, -wax for 56 cents per gallon. A
If you need a good lint1cnll at the
store of L'omstock Brothers and if
you are not satisfied with what you
got, you can got your money back.
11inch Brothers are unloading stone 1
at the f.11 torv of‘ the 11111 11.111111111111111
The company arc to build a small ad
(iition.
The South Norwnlk Savings Danie
snys today that the most. important?
step in a man's life is providing for"
the future of;’ wife and malt. .
Miss Mattie Jones daughter of Mr. f
and Mrs. 1.. J. Jones, will be married;
Wednesday. March 5th. at Dalton;
Mass. to Willey weatherby.
The Rev. 1‘ M. SAelIock will entertain
at ten. this evening at his home In Enst
Rc1'.Alexnn«
Dr. Riker.
,avenuo, Rev. Dr. Muwy.
dcr Hamilton and Rev.
Benjamin '1‘. Sugdeu. of the tirrltof
States Steamship Illinois. is in South
N01'11alk calling on old f1'.ic.nds Ho
formerly resided In South Nor walk
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Mrs. 'I‘ I. Raymond is the guest of
i her parents in Ashley. l’a., tor a raw
11A It you ever need a storm shoe you
{used it now Glover‘s the place to
Tire Howlund Dry Goods Company is
,‘dlsploying 11 nice stock of colored
Place, has recovered from 11
A A Solleck & P1 ice tithe possession oAlAA
i tho. store recently occupied by Fran»
A pal Church.
Mrs. John A. Slater loft South Nor
Walk this morning for a visit with Mrs.
James P. Platt at the borne of Senator
0. II Plait, in Meriden (John.
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Uncus Tribe 1.0.R. M held or 1" 'A
rrlnr meeting last night and conferred
the chief’s degree on two candidates
‘i‘bcre was a fair attendance.
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Miss Sallie HynAtAt. of Maple street.
has taken a position as stonographer
, 11nd typewriter 111111111 Aoflice or the Mo-
Kibbon Manufacturing Company A
' The Patriotic Order or AmericanSe
will hold 11 regular meeting tonight
find it is requested that all members
make a speciaboffor't to be present
The South Norwalk Drum Corps has
, rcccimd an invitation to attend the.
in Stamford Easter Monday evening.
Miss Jennie Lowndos, a clérk 11., M;
S.'Smith-& Compony‘s, returned yes.
terday from a several days‘ visit with
New York city friends and relatives
‘ P C. Lounstry lodge N. E. 0.. P..
received one proposition from uldward
Sparrow. Routine business Iwas trans.
acted.
wesley fildgnp opal? Comstoo 1131-11111.
era is (11131111 g‘ a day's: radiation to»
dmA' This is to make up for Washing-
ton’s birthday, on which day Mr. Slau.
son was on duty
The Girls I‘fIv‘fi‘dl‘k‘SOcletn held a
meeting last night i Trinity Episco~
Mrs. 11H .‘Foi: conducted
the cooking class andH the '
a very interesting ‘
.fdny afternoon of this week, at 11111
bail to be given by the Oriental Corps A
held a regular meeting last night and _,
Agent II
Half 11 our loud of now style of go
1 cart and baby carriage has arrived at
the. stoic of W. 8 Sturtovant. They
‘are of tho handsomcst creations out.
; Tire Hospital Whist Club will hold
its regular meeting at 3 o'clock Fri
; residence of Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris 21
.; Bayvlew avenue.
Those who went to New York yester
day to meet Prince Henry. from the
.‘Arion Singing Society. were Charles
Walters; Joseph A Voik Frederick
1 Wulhlzer and AAruert Berg A
A Chester I" Tolies. of Ansonin is
‘ visiting in this city and Will molten
; business trip to New iork city today
1 and will stop over at. South Norwalk
' 011 his return to his home.1
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The. annual meeting of the l\01 walk
Pharmncal Association will be. held in A
the Norwnlk hotel at 3 unlock the
afternoon. There will be. election of
officers and the annual reports will
» be heard. =It is not thought that anv .
change will be made in the officers.
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Miss Angeline Scott of the South
, Nor'waik library. will deliver a lecture , ,
: at the annual meeting of the Connecti
ry Association at New Brit
‘nin t afternoon. Her subject will
be“Gi‘fts: Shall We Accept? if Not
How Refuse?
That children love and love with a
1fe1'v0r. was manifested Sunday morn;
log at thewsoutn Nor'AWalk Congrnga
tional Church during the Sunday
school hour. Miss Margaret Weed in
teacher at the Franklin school and
1 - also teacher in the Sunday school. She “ A
‘ . has been ill for the past few days;
The teacher who taught her scholars =
asked the pupils who were sorry that
Miss Weed, Was ill to raise their hand:
1 All 111de to their feet and held up. 1_
hlr nds "those who saw it say,
gilt.
stock Brothers' ha." department of.
coverings. Our $2A'and $3 derbies
are “daisies" for style. snap. light
climax.
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Masonic Building. 1
Telephone call 32-2; South Norwalk store
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If you need aj‘ghodhat,‘ CAoma“
ten the best 111911111115 ‘10. head ,
weight and durability. So are also 1
our latcst soft shapes, in all shades A'
from Pearl to BIA‘aAck. We have;
some ca'ps, alsow'théy ,cap the;
' 1 be refunded.
W. F‘ Bishop I). I". Slutiery. 'lho‘mnsA
1A1 goods 0191'. and if you want. to lay 111
Chocolates
251: lb.
89 Main St. Nerrvalk
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ADDITIONAL "WP NEWS.
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AA. Dir kernrun cl: Son'Als making the
last offer" on winbrfr 11110111. See what
the 11d. suys. A
Miss .lulirr lIcl_
ed a lecture glvo y
Sotdn In Strunl All, last evening.
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llAA you have not ill‘iod T. B. Griffin‘s
white pine cxpcctoruni for coughs and
colds it will 1111,11 you to do so. if it
don t do you any good your money will
I111'001l attend.
_ Among the guests. yesterday at the.
Norwnlk Iiotol wore F‘r'unk (Jomstock
0' (lor ms 11 cltv;
\V. B. Iloth. Bridge-
port; I'.
.lioyAr'c Srirlngllcid lil.
Yesterday the graduates of Br‘own a
college rcceivorl their class pins: The
pin is n ting with the college colors
purple and 11'l1lt11.1 “Brown's College
nppenrs upon the face of the pin.
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Willis II Scllcck,‘ the clothier does
not want to carry any heavy weight
11 stock you will do well to call at this
time uan select 11 suit or overcoat.
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of it.
We sell 1111. “best." cheap
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PLATINUM
having Anli the merit of SterI Engrav-
lugs and absolutelyPermanent.
All work 15 finished wrtn esp
OUR PICTURES
JACKSON
Trolleys p.1s’s~tho door.
You cannot afford any secondclnss economy when
buying food for your horses 1
Economy is a good thing. but there are Arlift’ercnt kinds
Feeding “clionp"_gr'nln is (also economy, for you
destroy the goodhenlth and appearance of your horse.
our 0111's THAT s CLEAN.
' MANUEL '1'. HAJ'CH.
FINE [151-1 momma
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AR’I‘ISTS’ PROOF
of warmer tone pith a rich 1'elvet1
surface The very perfection of Artis-
tic Portraiture.
coral care and fully guaranteed
ARE PORTRAITS
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53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
49‘ “faucet.
Rubber ‘
Stamps
To Order
Wm. P. Beers
BOOKSELLER, STAT IOA,NER ENGRAVER.
NorwalAk Conn.
MULLET
1 SEA Tnou'r
A sMEL'r lie; 1 for 250A.
r'nos'r men? Ame 11.
WHITE FISH. ‘ 1ch 111.
PrKE,A 11114 111.
orsruns 2.511 at
LONG SLAMS.
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WASHINGTON
Next to John H Ferris‘s I Chloe
Tel. Call 108. Free Delivery
A ,in upper Main all
r :in‘Not'waiIt,oemeiiory.
.‘ ishing Company this morning. at Nor
walk and cndcnvorod to interest him
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AA Katherine Hay. mother~indaw of Ches~
:Gharles
Andrew'v. Heath
Charles hi. Johnson formerly chief
engineer at the electric light station
in Wilton urcnue, is now superinten-
dent of the Ohio Railway and Light
ing Oompnny‘s sr.rlnnt Mount Ver'.nou
Ohio. '
A partnership was formed this morn-
ing. between Dr Dudley S. 'lrowln‘idge
and Miss lillian P. ‘Stevens to be
known as tho (‘loso (‘hcmiAcul Co
the object of the firm is to mountain;
ture and sell medicine particularly the
(210110 rerrrcdlcs.
LOOK AT NORWALK PROPERTY.
President of Bridgeport Company
Meets the Board of Trade.
The committee appointed by the
Nor-walk board of trade. correlating of
William A (.‘ur'tis. cashier of the Con.
trnl National Book: canyor Arthur
C Wheeler and Henry P. [’1 ice trash-
inr' or the Bank or NorAwulk. meet (Iron
1ille M. Breinlg president and general
manager of the Bridgeport Wood Fin-
town '
Dinner 111111 her 111211 at tho Norwnlk
llotel 111111 1111111111. Brelnig has taken
around the 101111?
land owned by Raymond Brothers; run
him; from the Connecticut Rnilwnv «it
Lighting (‘ompuny 5 property to Jon
nlugsié wharf. It is thought that if
the company things favorahlv of iooat
log in town it will he on this land
The plant of this company was in New
Milford and a few weeks agO‘ it was
burned down The firm intends to con
tinno in business and thinks Norwnlk
would be a good location It employs
111bout. ltltl hunds. Thomas I Rm mond
met with the gentlemen.
FATHER SHANLEY TO LECTURE.
Will Speak at SAAt. Joseph' 3 Church To.
Night on Temperance.
There was to hu1e been 11 regular
meeting of St. Joseph‘s 'l‘ A B. So-
oiety last. night. but owing to the in-
clemency of the weather, there. were
not enough members present to make
up n quorum. ’I‘onight, Rev. Walter
.l.‘Sl1unlo,r, of Hartford. prosidcnt of
the. t‘. 'l‘. A. Li..,ot‘ Connecticut, will
deliver 11 temperance lecture in St.
.Ioseph‘ s Qhurch. All the members of
the local 'I‘ A B Society are request;
ed to meet at the society rooms at 7
o‘clock this evening. so as to go in a
body to the depot and meet the Out
side delegations There will be. An
large number from St. Joseph's 'I‘.
B. Society, of Stamford and St. Pat—
r'ick's Society. of Bridgeport. 'Di-
will be tendered Rev Father Shanley
in the basement of the church.
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. MRS 1111111 noernsorv
Mrs. Mary Robinson. sister to Mrs.
for F Clark was burned to death yeS-
terday at her home in Roslyn. Long Is-
land. Mrs. Robinson was attending to
her lire .when it is thought that her
clothing caught fire from the coals and
though badly burned it is supposed
that. death more from suffocation. Mrs.
RohiusOn was unable to assist herself,
as she was over seventy years of age
MRS. ERNEST ERBTER.
Catherine Mar-hr. wife of Ernest E1 b-
ter, died at: her home, 147 Ely avenue.
this morning aged twenty- eight years.
The funerml will be held Saturday af-
Atcrnbon. at 2 unlock. from her late
home.
The frinernl of“ the late Miss Rachel
AJ. St. John Was 11111.1 from her home in’A
non street, the Rev. Charles M;
Selleck and the Rev George D. Egbert
oniciating. Interment was in Norwalk
Cemetery. slrnearers were
E." Curt ‘ Edward Barnum:
Henry Williams. A
St. John Merrill.
The funeral of
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The 1111111 1111111 their pillar meeting ,
Retort 'i hompson -
AA ‘f‘No'r Aauv AT THIS TlME.
we 00 NOT WANT To cherry“
oven ANY HEAVY warm-1r soaps,
AND1HAAVE enrrnrcas‘aowtow 1
THAT you ARE oomo vounorzur- '-
A,‘AA GREATA lNJUBTICE IF‘AYOU no
WILLIS H. SELLE
CLOTHIER. HATTER AND
rfinrvrsnsn.
Will open the store at 98 Washington St. 5011i
walk. March I5ih under firm name of Selleck 8:;
sum, ovsncoms,.ooo 'rnou.
sans. MAAgKmTosnes, nesrsns.
UNDERWEAR AND HEAVYASOCAKS
AT ALMOST YOUR OWN pares;
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101Enzo.#
lie was shown the ,
S111 and 3h111\1
Is it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head nche, or any
of the discomfort you have been sut-'
fer'ing from: when PROPER GLASS-
. E8 PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the'trouble? We guarantee per.
foot fitting ’and make no charge for
recth after the lecture .11 reception A
examination;
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Graduate Optician,
58 We.“ Street 111111111111.“
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if not call at
HOW TO KEEP WARM
A problem that 'conirouts all classes of society-1.
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slaC‘tiOn ,
noononv Lauren senvrce.A ‘
One dozen women and half as many
men constituted the congregation in
Hoyt‘s’ Theatre this noon at the‘spec
inl Lenten service held under the aus-
pices of Trinity Episcopal Church The
speaker was Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan,
pastor of the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Rev. 1101111111"
P. Humphries accompanied Mr. Dun-
can on the stage and announced hymn.
1'182.“Stand Up. Stand Up,I1‘or
Jesus." T110 verses were sung with
the congregation standing The
Lord's prayer was then said and then
Mr. Duncan made his address, the sub
ject being "Christ the Crrrciiicd.’
Rev. Mr. Humphries closed the sen
vice with prayer
CARPENTERS’ SMOKER
Curpenters' Union held a very enjoy-
able session last evening at the Un-
ion 3 quarters in the Sons of Temper-
ance Hall in the Gazette building. Be-
side the business transacted a smoker
was enjoyed. to, which interest was
added“,- by banjo selections by‘A Hurry
air.
'rvvo MEAN INSTANTLY, KILLED:
Pr'r'rsnuno. February one-rm
' irnOst tnsta‘ntiy
. 11111.1 and two lnjut 1!. one dangerous-
Aly. by the fallingA of a humane. gate
weighing over a. ton at Jones a:
Laughlins steel works last night. The.
ccideut was due to the breaking of a
chain which supported the guts
FIR DEPARTMENT- BURIED
MUNICH Bavaria; February 213.—
During a tire atrDinlrelsbuehI today
h AYE of a house collapsed and bur-
ee
embers of the 1011111 1.11.
There is no hope
‘ It
tho diningA1curs on the Great
road running into St. Paul
ing ice cream, anduvhr pi
chefs warnings insisbed
the doorway of the pantry
turned the freezer '1
The train goin'gA nil-grad in
sudden lurch. and Pusan hi,
ice cream fell out. or the
Frantic with fright the A
white cap and apron. tored:
train looking for the caution
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1 he cried wringing his hands
' found that person “no the
zaire be fall out. and Pat
Stop zo tramway or w
dessert pour Ie diner
The. conductor pulled the.
stopped the train; but
Theyrbaclred that
log to find Pat's mangled
the track; Instead than
Ing over the ties on
his back the Ire ‘
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foolish but all h
miraculous escape
lured me home. I
MrAA. Fiernlirg.‘fh1wpm
the Continental from
in South Nor-walk today
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Mrs George 8mitlr“.o
Norwhlk, is dblc'}
var-e siege of “high
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