Mrs. lllrlwdrd W. Doyle lieu serioruri
ill at her home on ltotou lilib
Raymond Brother-a are dischargiu
II cargo ot atone at Saugatuck
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Phone 7313,,5. 5 Principal w. 0. Fabio is III III In
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SUPPER
250
From ii to 8‘ o’drrclr
lot the grip.
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the third egree.
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rrt’ liillrride South Norwrrlk.
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Raymond brothers are
; that are being built around their} no or»;
tale
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ltuyruond was in Slam
51 Washington Street. ' "“’"‘"“'
.rnatlers connected with
South Norwalk. . Mauufactur lag Company.
Luralltwslrrles.
the
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cently vacated by M. A. (limit.
I
Dr. A. N. Clark run over W. S
morning. with his automobile.
fl’l‘irnity Cadets will hold a drill to
night ed to
' W. A. Clark. at the firm of Whelpley
& Clark is taking a trait holiday.
lasmaa on the road called at W. S
The steamer City of N01 walk went “‘1 .
to Norwalk this morning, for the lirat Sturtevauts store “1 NOIth Main
tune in a mouth ,biil of goods. left the store. leaving his
have wallet on a counter. Miss Annie lit—
ley. one of the clerks, found the wallet
Hhmlly after .and tr and it over to the
cashier. who in ugh gave it to Mr.
The proposed cock fight to
' -. been held this week has been post
ported to next week.
Miss Mary iraskunz or? Caterer l‘. .Strrrtevant. '“1 “01 13'8"Pd it 1“
A. Lanes restaurant. is spending mall]: 1:533}, When h: 2111:2211; “lidilltl‘igt‘lrt‘
N iluIen.
few days at h r home in cw was turned over to him. The wallet
contained several hundred dollars.
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RENOVATED BUTTER.
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\ Mina Dorothy il‘oote daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W 0. Footer has been ill for
several days having a heavy cold and
grip ' Creamery Association Opposed To it
-—Annual Election 0f Officers.
The annual meeting 0; Inc connect-
lcut Creamery Association was
Mrs John H. Perry. of Newark. N. yesterday at the capitol in Hartford,
.1.. is the guest. of lIer parents. Chief and there was a good attendance of
and Mrs. William Voilmer‘, 20 Union members. The meeting was called to
Street. . order by John 'i‘hom'pson. of Melroae,
—~Delivery clerk wanted. F. 1) Law.
ion at Co
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' the president.” After the reading of
Selleck it Price is having the store the minutes. E. 13. Little of Sommers
in Washington street recently vacated moved that a committee be ilPDOlnt‘.
by Francis & 00mm“, mm] up for cd to draft appropriate resolutions on
their own use.
paw—oi.»
tury of the association. The commit
G N McKibbon & company state tee presented the following rcsoiu
that Miss Sallie Hyatt has not accept tions:
ed I1 position with them as sterrograph Whereas it. has pleased Almighty
or and typewriter. ‘ God to remove by death our esteemed
—-—-- ixieud and secretary iIrank \verv
Resolver! that IIII reudI-r our 3an
pntlry to the farnilI oi tlrII deceaecd
and assure them that we mourn our
mutual lose,
lI‘iuclr Brothers have gone to Bridge- _
port to-got a load of shavings for the
new ice plant being built in South
NIrr-Ivallrby Thompson it: Cole. . ,
“HM--.” President. 'i‘irorupson declined reel
Wm M S. ltotren 0mm“ and auri'ai cit-tictmlaud llrrI. followiur.r oiiiceru were
can be consulted in the rulers of the I“ no III :~ , . .
Mahnekemo Hotel, PI‘ueadnya and lh‘li’Si‘l‘mt“l‘7~ -" R“55¢” SufilI-ld
lr‘ridavs between the hours of 1 and .I \m‘ Pl‘ei'il‘lWile- W- ”fli‘hf-‘P. harm
1m) ..m‘. and daily betwon 9 and 12 a nrrngton.
ti and 9 p_ 111., at M] Fair-field avo Secretarv and TI reasruerdwl. ll. l.it-
. e In xamiued and tie SO“”""‘S-
:‘lglszagsldgéméa Eyes 0 Director-aw 13.19. Case. Carrion:
Hiram Lartcr lliainviile; A Vi. Aunts
Mr and Mrs. B. N Morehouso of “”710“. J- M goiilrey. Audover; tr:
Bridgeport who “a“; boon vlsrting P,ultz uebauon; S Stockweil H‘Simg
friends in Day street. during the past bur“). x’ ““015 Deming. Berlin
coupleoi’ weeks.retu1ucd yesterday to Dairy COM‘WSS‘OHQI "Oh“ B Nflhli“
their home called the attention of the association
lo the oleomarrzarine bill now before
Rev Dr. Maxey, rector of St Luke _., Congress and the amendment (time too
'Church' Bridgeport preached an eX‘ against DI‘OCGSS blltfl‘l' ” This is but
collent sprmm‘ at the Chapel of Our ter market as fresh butter. He said
Holy Savior in Berkeley street last that this was just as bad as oloomar
night. garine and he favored adding the
amendment to the proposed bill. SeI
Miss Margaret E Weed teacher of oral members of the association spoke
Grade 1) in the Franklin school is on the same subject. all being opposed
quite ill at her home in Bayview ave» ‘0 Fonui'fltell bill 191‘
, ‘ uuc. Mrs. Cornelia Bennett is substi‘ . ‘ A resolution was adopted declaring
,_ tuting for her. . that the association was in favor at
r the Grout bill now before the Senate
The Get~About Committee of the 1,“.I-and the amendment to the. bill provid
:nont Club of the South Norwalk Con—' . ing against the marketing or renovat
'glegationa] Church held a meeting; ed butter he sent to the Connecticut
pm night and tfllkfid over plans-5 representatives in the State and
pertaining to the club House. A vote of thanks was passed
‘I. for Dairy Commissioner Noble 'I'II
Work has been suspended on the; (sailing the attention of the. association
water main that is being laid by Con- to the bill and amendment.
tractor Dudley E Hoyt to Baton Point Considerable routine busines s was
and Bell island owing to the amount. transacted at the meeting and the
of frost in the ground Several of, the members discussed plans for market»
men have been laid off, ing their butter and also ways and
~-— means of maintaining a standard
The Woman' s Christian Temperanccé quality. ‘
Union will hold its regular weekly bus
lanes and devotional meeting, Friday GOV. TILLMAN TO BE IGNORED.
at 3 oclock Ivith Mrs. William Law I WASHINGTON. February 27-—-Al
rence. 9 erintatd avenue. Allure do though the White House ofiicials are
' sired to be present at this meeting. :noncommittal on the subject there is
— . «reason to believe that no response
Dr Dumortier rt Mr. Purdy. of; whatever is likely to be made to the
Stamford were In at Elks last even~ letter of Lieutenant Governor Tillman
ing A social sears n was planned for l of South Carolina to the president re.
March 19th and the Harcourt Company; questing him to withdraw his accept
which played here recently, and who once of the invitation to present a
on that date will be filling an engage-I sword to Major M. Jenkins. of Charles
meat in Stamtord, have been invited top it is believed that this incident
to attend. . will result in President Roosevelt's
not attending the Charleston exposi
tion . ' .
The subject at the Young People's
meeting in the South Norualk Corn~ "
gregational Clio c tomorrow night. . “Say. said the Regular Customer
will be “The J I) who had just in... “one can coal oil‘
' The pastor and deacon: Would like to i put death in his grocery book “can I.
meet those who to a laid the :von stick a potato on that can spout
'hour. AtWSoclock to keep the oil from aplilio'? .
ill be held for "None," responded the grocer; “po-
tatoes too high. Here’s an orange
Stick that on. -mdianapolis News
lhome suffering from a severe attack
Butler Lodge, i. 0. 0. iv‘.. held a reg—
,rrlur meeting last night and conferred
Mlaa Daley Raymond. oi" Bridgeport.
in “II” guest of Mine llllnio Raymond.
fur Making
the material for large retaining walla
iI‘ord today looking after some brrulnesa
Miunrro
, Joseph L. O'Brien. foreman for the
; ‘rofut oc Knapp Cornpany. is. moving
lirrto the house in ll‘airfleld avenue re-
l
l
:rWadI'e- Idog‘lu South Main street thin .
The.
animal was taken to the physicians
omen. wlrercI lie injuries Were attcnd~
I George L. Avery, of Souilr Framingé r
Ilium; one of the best- known traveling
'mstrvrt yesterday. and after selling a1
held J
the death of Frank Avery, the narrow
y r
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If you need a'goOd hat, Corn—
stock Brothers’ hat department of-
fers the best facilities ior head
. coverings. Our $11 and $3 derbics
- ‘ are "daisies" for style. snap, light
weight and durability; So are also
our latest soft shapes. in all shades
We have
some caps, also—~they cap the
from Pearl to Black.
climax.
I
Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
1 Telephone Call 32-2;
‘ South Norwalk More:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
.NawlSee'Here
You cannot afford any second clans etononry when
buying feed for your horses
it Ionornv in a good thing. but there are Iliiiercut kinds
of it. Feeding ““ciIIIup" grain is false. economy, foryou
destroy the good health and appearance ot‘your horse.
We sell the “best." cheap.
BUY OATS THA’I" S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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PLATINUM ARTISTS PROOF
. ,' . . J . . of warmer tone 'with a rich‘velvety
haIing all tht merit of Steel Engruv- surface The very perfection of Artie
tags and) absolutely Permanent. tic Portraiture.
All work is finished vath especral care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST" NORWALK
Trolleysmasa the door.
bberk
Stamps
, To Order
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER, STAT IONER, ENGRAVER.
Nor-walk, Conn.
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49 Wall street.
rancher;
Isak TROUT. .l _- .
SMELT; 7c; 4 for 25¢.
raos'r FISH, 10c lb.
’wnrrn FISH. 12cm
PIKE, men.
ovs'rnas, 25p. qt
LONG CLAMS
a J. curerrt
WASHINGTON ST;
Next to John H. Ferries Goal Office
' . Tel. 01111108: *Free pelivor‘yl ‘
ComstockBros.
i.—~ .. w.
“ iyn Transit sold 1% but there was no
l‘ gold engagement making the total 33,
. “my“?«w . . ’ I I l I L
1 ~ ~./"“\i/“~y % ‘81,. y i I
‘ West Union 91 N
' When one was twenty-one he tried
‘ ”1mm.
At Smith’
Assorted
Chocolates
25o lb.
For Sott‘rrdoy Only
I39 Main St. Norwalk
Total-Iona MQ-O.
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UTTERED WORTHLESS PAPER.
A Norwalk Man Said to be in Trouble
in arid apart.
The Telegram [in on, of Bridgeport
this morning pr late It story to this ef-
fect: "0n the 13d of January Fred W.
Mltéhell came to this city on bualnens
and meeting Theodore W Downs n
Bridgeport capitalist it is alleged.
borrowed oi him $15 for which he
gave his personal check on the Fair-
ticld County National Bank of N01-
walk for that amount When the
check wont to the bank for payment
it was cent back protested The mat
ter 'an finally placed in the hands at
the Bridgeport police and yesterday
afternoon Mitchell was arrested on a
warrant charging .. .m with drawing a
check upon a bank in which he. has no
tirade it is stated that he at one
time had an account at the Falrflcld
County National 'ilank but that. of late
he had not deposited here. The police
say there are lot or checks that have
been given In milar way "
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TODAY. "4 WALL STREET.
WALl. STREET.10:10—-There was
a fair volume of buying orders in the
stock market at the opening and prices
advanced a fraction all ar.oimd Miss
ouri Pacific reebvereri sharply from
yesterday" a decline but run of! again.
Brooklyn Transit showed a good free
tlonal gain and Evansville and Terre ‘
i-laute rose a point but reacted a hall.
Otherwise changes were small.
WALL STREET "li a. » In ”The
weakness of Missouri Pacific an“
strength of Brooklyn Transit narrow
ed fluctuations in other leaders but the
undertone War-I firm. Missouri Pacific
receodod from 101 to below par Brook
response in the other tractions. ir‘luet.
nations in the minor stocks were with
in moderate limits but some of them
made notable gains General Elect-
ric advanced 3 Westinghouse Electric
31‘.’ '2 and N Y C. it St. Louis 2nd pre
ferred Wabash Duluth South Shore,
and Atlantic preferred Wisconsin Cerr
tral preferred and Minneapolis St.
Paul Sault Ste Marie preferred 1 to
Iii. Some of the active stocks were
» caning or: at 11 o’clock .
WALL STREET. noonm'ncreusod
5110.001) lnduIed realizing and short
selling all around causing the more no
live stocks to sag under last night.
Stocks which had been strong earlier
Your Best
we DO NOT WANT to enrol .
oven ANY HEAVY WEIGHT ooooe
.AND ‘HAVE‘ our heroes so ‘LOW‘
THAT YOU one come YOURSELF
A GREAT INJUSTICE tr vou DO
NOT BUY AT THIS TIME.
SUITS, OVERCOATS, ODD TROU-
SERS, MACKINTOBHES,‘ REEFERB,
UNDERWEAR AND HEAVY SOCKS
AT ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICE.
wrrus H. SELL
CLOTHIER. , HA rm: AND
‘ rurruvrsrrzn,“ ,.
48 and 50 Wallfitreet, Nor-Walk:
Will open the store at 98 Washington St. SouthN ‘
walk. March l5ti'1, under firm name at 3211ch tit P.
I
{all new sharply Colorado and Son
‘tirorn Toledo. St Louis and Western
pl‘fifcl‘f‘ed St. Louis Southwestern Inc
i'erred: Tennessee Coal and Evansville
and Torre Home losing I to 1% Sell
lag of the general list was checked lat
or when Amalgamated was advanced
to 72% Business then became very
dull and fluctuations unimportant Am.
crican Grass TWine and United States
Reduction preferred advanced 1 and ..
American Ice preferred and Twin City
Rapid Transit preferred lost 1 and
11,5. Bonds were generally firm. W51
trash 8' s furnished the brunt of the bus-
iness and after an advance of 1% to
76 reacted to 7I..I
WALL STREET 1 p n1 —-A good do
mood for Chesapeake & Ohio and Nor-
tollm’z Western carried them up met
a point. The general market was
sluggish and irregular. Evansville
& Torre Houtc rallied 1%”. General
Electric gained its in all and Ann Ar»
bor ° 0n the other hand Pressed
Steel and Chicago Great Western pre
icrrcd B lost a point each -
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wrre of E. A
Bonnie, commission broker. Swartz &
Corbett’s blot-k South NorWalk.
Open High Low
Copper, ‘ 71% tats ‘ 70%
Locomotive. 313i; 32 31%
Anna. R.Co..128§3 128% 1281.6.
Atchison, ' ll} 76 75%
Bolt. a. Ohio, 103%. wt 103-14
Bkyn R. T.. 84%.; 65.74; 64%
Ches & Ohio 45513 46% 45%
C. M. & St. P 163%1639fi 163%
Chi Rd & 3.160% 161% 160% 1611;;
(3.09 &St.L 101% 101% 101% 101%
u a H. Cant 172 _ .7 172
U. S St... Idol: 43% 43% 43% 43%
U. S Steel ptd 9-175; 95 94% 94%,
298
57%
1:30
715};
3131i
128151
7.17.3.3
1033i;
65%
46%
163%
Gen. El. 00.. 293 '293 298
Lou & Nash. ,10456 " 104%
56%
133%;
169%
M.K&T.pfd. 56 ‘ 56
Miss Pacific 101
N. Y C. it H 162%
339i.
150%
People’s Gas 100% 100% 99%
Phil. a Read, 56% 56-73
Sou. Railway, 33 831.5
68% ‘
U 8. Leather 11% use
[1.8. L.Co. pfd 81% , . ,
U. 8 Rubber 16% Lari 1634‘
99%
{4‘16
Nor. it West 56% 57%
Man. Consul 13335 13235-133
Metropolitan .169 169 169%
101 _ 99%
N Y.. C. &H.. 33% 333%
Reading 2d 68%
Pennsylvania, 151 15112;;
56%,
33
Sou. Ry. pfd.. 96
Sou. Pacific, 64% ”$54k 64%
Tenn. 0 &I 68% 69%
11%,
Union Pacific 99%, 33%
iii: Pac. um. 87%-
Wabash pfd. 43%. 43% ,
'io win her loleack!
She answered: “Go and cone with
’ men. ‘
Gain riches, honor. fame and there» -
And then-4h. watt-come back.”
He went and toilet! for years and faii- I ,
I And wandered back audio;
She ran to meet him down the way;
The years had oped-35 ,
Sher didn‘ ‘
A problem that confronts all classes of society.
Have you solved it to your satrsiaciionr
it not, call at
Stop and Nautk
Is it worth while to have the print
run together, or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from, when PROPER GLASSI
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per.
foot fitting and make no charge for
examination
6. 'B. Sachem,
Graduate Optician,
5% \Da\\ Street. Normalk
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HOW TO KEEP WARM
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Norwalk Chronicler