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5 I Washington Street}
South Nov-walk.
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liiidlileiii lino
Alfred Pldtt of West nvcnue, is
quite ill of grip.
Comatock Brothérs have received an 3
invoice of children a clothing.
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~Fresh or Corned Hacks,
Hayes’s‘
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R‘aymond Brothers are figuring on
two large continents in White Plains.
«Bike tiics~special prices for one
week at Bulkior't‘t titWheeler' s
G Duff Nichols; of New (Johann 11 its
in South Norivnlk yesterdnv with his
ice wagon peddling lee.
wBlk and Henri A‘lpln‘cs.
Mrs. C H T 1 or bind Master Loon.
old Tavlor, of Georgetown, are visit
inx. relatives i O11valk.
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Klinrlnn m lied-”with L. ‘&‘ M. paint
‘ makes the be t floor point on the mar-
ket. Comstoc Watkins & Dow sell
it. 3 ‘ ~ ‘ I. " 1
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. David Miller Jr. nnd family, . of
South N01 walk ~11n‘v‘e been visiting his
father Major D H. Miller \ln Gobigc
town.
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Hive your bike re-
Iiulkley &
~Sn\c monev!
paired bcfme the rush.
Wheeler will.
charge. 1
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Misses Mobile nnd‘ Cora Bean. '0!
Springfield Mnss._h§1ve spent a few
days with their uncle Dr. W. B. Benn,
on their way to Oi Point Comfort
Vu
“rile Lincoln CouncillNo.1.o U A. 3,
,wlll hold their regular- meeting to- ‘
night and every member is iequested
to be present for there is important
11 isiness to come no liefoi‘e the council.
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Mrs. William Staples of Norwulit
who has been the guest of H011. l3. l‘{..‘
3n11dMiss Robeson Northrop. in Ridge. ‘
field for several days l‘thllllllell to her ‘
home yesterday afternoon
-Flesh Shoulders. 80. lb liuyes's.
At the close of the dilnrteily confer-
once in the. South Norwalk Methodist
Church inst n‘lfiht Rev. W ”W T. Dun
tun pron nché‘d the sixth sermon in the
, Pilgrim s Prom-dos series! 'llie subject‘ .3
' “as “The Prince Beautiful. "
Sherman Council Royal Ai‘eanum.
held .111 interesting meeting last night
and received a visitation from Grand
Regent Mathewson, Grand Secretary
Clark and Pest Grand Regent Gregory,
‘of‘ New Haven. After the routine hus-
~ these. the visitors delivered address-9
3A colla-‘
as for the good of the order.
tlon followed.
‘ The committee. appointed by
Ceiitinl Labor Union to make arrange
ments for the mass meeting to take
place in Hoyt's Theatre on Mnrch 1.1.
held a meeting lust‘nlghtrin the bill
her shop 01’ Gustave Pitzet and made I
further plans... An effort will be made
o’i‘ Chiirtors. of Ansonia, for
‘_ one. of thecpehke‘rs.
,—-Hats Made ‘Over. O'Brien.
Young people s meeting at the: South;
Noi'wulk Congregational Church this
n
‘f'i‘he. Jov of Serving Other
pni'atory service at 8 3
Herbert Brown 0 . llj
brooch. candidate‘s church moms
hershlp “trill meet the pastor and den-
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ck _(3th
The Liberty basketball five. of which
‘ recent notice was: lvsn. has. accepted
.11 challenge from the Center school
lll fight it out
on the Norwslk xro
afternoon. 3.6.8
' Wednesday. box
are. for which his so hall
celebrated Was 3 ‘
8c lb.
O'Brien .
mil forilt without extra 3‘
the ~
evening at 7: 30. Miss Marion T. Pat,
ton will be the leader and. the 8:3??? 3
o
‘1 field. Sergeant Albert R. Butt y. Ser-
3strc
-’ i say My years near Dee’ s
-——3 lbs. Shun. Steak 25o loiwut. 531.
i The reception to Old Well edge. ”l1”.
‘ond‘ A M by Ophlr Chapter I‘idei" of
i3 the Eastern Star, takes 111ch this or
i
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oping in Masonic Hall.
A. ~..,~...w.
PalutBl‘o‘ and papomah live lin-
lulled painting and «moor a lit 11 house -
iof 111.11. Iiotchklss‘ in Ar'ch a it
presents a line appearance.
up"
«New Youmnn Derby.
'eet.
O'ilrlon.
13 The industrial League 11er its reg-
3uliii' meeting tonight. W. H. liloyt has
arranged a special program for the
occasion. The newly elected officers
will preside. ‘ ‘~
’ William McPherson and G .A. An-
deison took the third llegiet lit the
meeting of Knbuosn Encampment, l
.0 0.1‘nlnstevenlng. 'lhe business
session was followed by a gcod time
and oyster supper. .
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ckwood
resides
it. look
itoppiil;
E. W. liiilrnhnm. of the. 1.
Manufacturing Company. who
. in Boston. is in Smith Norwn
ing after his interests. He is
at the Maliuckemo Hotel
m-li‘i‘esh Shoulders 10c 10 ll
Mr. and, Mrs. A. A. Diiclie
New York. who are to relicni'
who will take part iii the c
be given bythe Arcanumltes. t
ping ut the ‘Mahnckemo 11
John H Quinlan. deputy lusieitor of
factories bakeshops and workshops, of
Mormon is making his annual tour of
.the pla‘c‘cs of business in New lk. and
will embody the results in the annual
report of the inspector of, factirlcs.
utci‘ Si.
min, of
rolls to
re. stop-
»«r'i‘esli Hams. 1219c; Shoullers.‘ so.
Huyes‘e. » .
tailor»
I street.
died by
March
-.'l‘ J.By1“~nv3s will move bl
lug establishment. from 60 Wn
to No. 7 Main street. to be yet
Dentist T. A. Riordan. MOIltlbll
3rd. 1
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The local branch of the Bill
Union will go to Bridgeport. Sii
ternoon. and be the guests of ii
in that city. The next meeting of the
Norwulk union will be on Sunday.
March ll. at Elks“ Hall. in South Main
street.
tendei‘s'
1duy of-
6 union
--3..~, lb. pail Pure hold title.
Fix-Senator John H. Ferrls3hus re-
ceived word from Mrs'Fcrris 11nd M has
Mary Cllnninghdm‘ to the. off ct that
they are attit1 Augustine, 11‘ ti... and
.nre having a fine time. Tley will
13 leave the first: 13311 next week i01 Dur-
T‘3,tona Fla.
lnyes's.
.1.
The McKibbln Manlifucturiig Com-
pany. located is Water street is here
to stay. They do all kinds of mach—
l‘lno and experimental" work. They
‘huve n splendidly equipped plint and
would be pleased at any time .0 Show
visitors through it. .
O'Bri .11.
*Tams and Tonnes.
. The Trinity Cadets held :1 reguliii‘
-:lll‘lll. lust evening; The 33cndets will
1 hold 11 meeting next Thursday yelling.
at which time ‘111210 the examination
for non-commislsoned officers 11 ill take
place. The boys have not ‘yet decided
on the contract for their unlfmms.
~The Travelers insurance Company
of Hartford. Conn . want no not re 1117111
to represent 'ilielr 'lii‘o, uccithnt and
i health departments in South hoi'wmk.
iConn. Liberal arrangements will be
imade with the right 01111.1 A iply by
mail or otherwise, to Fred R. lioydon,
Home Office. Hartford, Conn,
The guests at the» Norwnlk Hotel.
iyesterduy. were David Barry C. .l.
.‘McCullok. George T. Rice. .. .. Corn»
well J. G. Goodwin. New York; L. H.
ill/loore Holyoke. Mass; Flam Com~
lstock. F Leonard. city: S l1.Conn91.
White Plains. New York: A. G. An-
:di‘ews Georgetown
Ex Senator lolin H Ferris ieceived
a letter this morning 11 om W. S‘. how-
iler. of ‘Saranac Lake, with whom he
i travelled in Cuba last year. ii 1‘. Fow-
. ler stated that he, intended to "leave
today for a trip in the south or d want»
ed Mr Ferris to accompany hi He
may join Mr. Fowler lute... .. ‘
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~11th Pork Ballet :1 10"
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: The pail bearers lit the funenl of the
late William VV. Bloom which will be
held at Trinity Church. Snnda after-
noon nt 2: 30. will be Lieutenant George
C. MechanLleutennht Albert R.,‘Sco~
:xeant James A. Riley. Bergen t Wil»
Th'e‘ westbound passenger train
which leaves Westport at 2: 3 p.111...
ck Dennis Renrdon. aged about
casing.
day. Reardon wds walk! 5 along
is and did not hear _t
in f the enxlne s skull
k to the
‘e those ‘
fore the best facilities fof‘ head
coverings. Our $2 a‘nd $3 dorbies
are “daisies" for style, snip, light
weight and durability. So are also
3 our latést soft shapes, in tall shades
from PcaritoBlac‘k ‘ Wc‘have
climax.
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'1:.‘omstock Bros.
3 Norwalk store: Bouth Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building. 14 Booth Main St.
Telephone. 0an 32- 2; south Norwalk Store. 3
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11011118” Here
You cannot nffordnny secondrcluss economy when
buying feed for your horses.
_ Economy is a good thing hilt there aro‘diffcront kinds
of it. lveediiig “chenp” glnln is false economy; for you
destrovdhe good health and appenrance of ydllir horse.
We sell the “best" cheap.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
. 3 3 MANUEL 1'. . m 331:. 3
‘It you need a good hat, ‘Com- ‘
stuck Brothers’ hat department ofw ,
some caps. also-s—th‘ey‘ cap the;
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FINE. PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM;-
‘hnving all the merit hf Steel Engrnv
lugs and absolutely Permanent. 3
All WOIk is finished With especuu care and fully gueranteed
OUR PICTURES' ARE €033P0RT ITS
ARTIST‘S’ PROOF
tic Portraiture. .1.
Trolleys pass the door.
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Rubber’»?
3 To Order
wm. P. Beers,
_ 3 BOOKSELLER, STAT TONER, E‘NGRAVERa
49 Wall‘street‘. ' ‘ ‘ ”
of warmer tone with a rich velvety
surface. The very perfection of Artls~
53 WALL ST- NORWALK
“tamps
Wilt. S‘t.
ilinm F. Ranch and Private John Busch.
warns. .‘
111111.111:
ens. ‘i‘nou'r.
‘ SMELT. . .4 fort:
rnos'r rise.) ‘1’ ‘- 71111111)“
wni‘rn 111311. '1 .71 lb.
PIKE ' 3 1131c 3111
ors'risns 251: at
‘ 571.0111; CHAMS
R 1 CUTBILL
wAsniNo'roN 111‘.
Next to John H Ferriss Goal 011ch
Tel. Call 108 3 Free delivery
country today, say that the heads are
avenue. is so far lecovel‘ed from his
many friends will rejoice at his recov-
ery.
N01 walk Club Inst night and formula-
. journnlent was made until
» llvod in Paris for twenty-flue veers.
- to found the Tuck School of Govern—
. ' was congreshmnn six years. and inter
Norwaik, Conn. '
batten Beach railroad.
. AmrnA‘I‘u x
Chocolates
. 250 lb.
3 .39 Main St. Norw‘alk
Tolohon‘o ”AA-Q.
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‘DDITIUNHL Loglll. NEWS.
Cockenue 'l‘l'ibo ‘will
Clilof's degree tonight.
confer the
-m-’
‘ ill. 1‘. Bates, of Dorian, was in South
Norwnlk. this afternoon.
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Joselyol’l’ is selling strictly country
eggs for thiity- two cents a dozen.
A. niece of M1" and Mrs. Alfred. E.
Owen is quite Ill 111 me latter' is home.
There are. innny things that. will in-
terest you In the 11d. of Lorenzo Dibble
today. .
Olive Brunch Lodge, K. of P., held its
regular meeting. last night but trails-
noted nothing but. routine business
The Public Maiket has some special
inducements for economical house-
keepers lli today's issue. See the all.
‘ln the Norwnlk Fire Police pool
tournament A. .l. Meeker rated 70.1le
tented Edward Meeker, lib score 11)
to 74 last night
MIS. Joseph Kemp of Yonkers for-
iiioi‘ly of Norwnlk is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. James Powell. of Elm-
wood Place Norwnlli
Teamsters who clone in from the
in a fearful condition .and that trav-
eling is almost impossible
The milliliters of the insurance on
the Snap Hook and lilye‘ Company :1
plant held a meeting in Boston. this
week, but could not agree.
c.“—
. Charles ll. Smith. of 30‘ Woodward
long illness of typhoid fever and pneu-
nionlu, 11s to go up town today. His
Charles l-i. Lorelle, the dog tr'illiiei
is in South Norwnlk,‘ and will remain
until after the’Arenuum circus. He is
training dogs rill-ulndh'id’uals daily. in
Carl Sciiaub's burn. in Railroad ave-
hue.
The soliciting eonimlttee of
Norwnlk Library held umeetliig lit the
ted plans l'oi ruining funds ,All 11d
Saturday
evening.
The funeral «of/Mrs. Ernest Ei‘btei‘
will be held at 2.0'clock34tomorrow nt~
ternoon from her late residence in Ely
avenue. .A German minister from
Port Clit‘stm‘. N 1'. .. will officiate and
imminent will he. in ltiverside come
el‘v ‘
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FREE AMERICAN HOSPITAL;
Edward Tuck, ‘61‘13Parin, is to Main.
taln One.
‘EXE'I‘ER. i{,,1l“ebi'iiui‘y L’Smlfid»
wnid Tuck, of Paris, who has announ-
ced that he will build and maintain the
free Ameilcnn Hospital. in Paris is
one of them (let wealthy Americans in
the French cupitul ‘He is n silent
partner In the American banking firm
of Munroe on Company.
Mr. Tuck was born in Exeter but has
He was formerly a member of the
blinking house of Foote and French in
Boston ’lhen he went to New York
where he. became connected with Muii~
roe 8-. Company.
Mr. Tuck has given libeially to the
Exeter Cottage Hospital and othei iii—
stitutlons’ of his native town. and to
Hampton Academy. where his mother
wont to sehool. 1 Within two years he
has given to Dartmouth College as
trustee. of his father's estate. 3300.001”!
merit. . .
Amos Iliuckgfnther of Edward Turk,
was a. prominent lawyer in Exeter.
becoming interested "in railroading.
was a promoter of the St. Louis and
San Francisco road. and in the Man-
STO‘RMS 1N THE SOUTH.
states. Brisk to high southeast winds
are announced to prevail tonight along
the Atlantic coast from the Carolinas
to New England and storm winnings
are displayed from Hatteras to East-
port. I
MAN KILLED BY‘ ‘TRA‘lN '
WILLIMANTIC. February 28‘.--A
passengei train on the Consolidated
Road one here at S. 45 this morning
‘frv-m Providence picked up the body
For Sotu‘i‘d‘oy' Only ‘
Attlielio‘del Grc
the .
WASHINGWN‘ February 28~The «
11 osthei bureau reports that torrential ;
mine. have fallen in Mississippi ‘Aln- '
baina WGeor‘xla dud the South Atlantic .
d E while the other was a young woman in
”:11 ~’ her twenties and beautiful. 3 _
‘. "Now.” said the prosecutor to hlmv
f‘f‘l’ll not talc
we no Nor WANT TO cAnnv
oven ANY HsAvv‘wsIcH'r nouns
AND HAVE PUT unless so L'o'w .
THAT YOU Ans Dome vounsstr‘ ‘
A GREAT iNJus‘ric: IF YOU' 90‘ '
NOT suv AT 'rHls TIME.
sol‘rs, ovsncoA'rs, ooo' TROU
sans, MAcKiN'rosHEs, masses. 3
UNDERWEAR AND HsAvy socks ; Q“?
AT ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICE.
WILLIS H. SELLE
CLOTHIER. ‘IM TTER [IND
‘ FURNISHER,
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Always up and doing We shall continue to try and give ‘bnrgnin‘s;
value for local money toi ‘ . » ‘
Codflsh.
bush.
Come here for good, white United States Mail Soap,
thick cod. lilo ‘lli. during Lent. Sumo gill/go bar. Old ‘hard‘ and
quality elsewhere 12c. ‘ - Will sel|2 for he to start‘ tr do
Bloater‘ l-lei-rlug, 21‘. each. - Peale. Luige can, 3‘lb.‘. nce'
Dried Herring, 201‘. per box. at the ti lily low price of :i.0c ca ‘
Corned Codflsb, not. found in stores 3 all right. Try. ‘New. ‘J‘ust‘
generully. Use. samens salmon. Speed Chlmmie Fodden's Cakes “
inl Lenten price. 2 cans for 25¢. ‘i'ece’lved.'l‘1vthcm. 12c l
Hrook'Trciut (can'nedl' to‘close lOc.‘ Maple Sugar pure. just in‘. By poll
Eggs. all fresh Eggs, home. 32c. ' or cake.‘ .
Curly Kale. lilo peck. Honey. Here is Honey dust»,
A few nice Apples, small but sound
and nice Price reduced from 70 to title
peck ‘
and unadulterated Califbrnia Stat
ed Honey in 2 in cans. .
‘Honey. 30c. ‘
I3
Decorated China We re vei v nice. now on silo 3
Each each purchase of do worth and limit
FREE? FREE?
window. us be giv ‘eu‘nwny
Sugar Bowls Tea Pots and everything to make up a line set of Dishes
and see. . _. -
Loren x
$111 and “511111
is it worth while to‘ have the print
run together, or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
ferlng from, when PROPER GLASS
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per-
fect fitting and make no charge for
examination.
0. To. Sachem
Miii-radiant. Optlclan,
.. 58 ‘00.“ Street. Korma“.
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HOW TO llEEP WARM
A problem that confronts all classes oi society. 33
Have you solved it to your satisiaction *
if not. call at ‘ ‘
An incident‘wbich amused all but A S‘ti‘fil engl‘nvlngfa 3 cl
three passengers on a Folirteenth “019
..__..r w.
Some people have been paw
as much as a stock of Ch'rl
goods
street car occurred a few mornings ago.
A yonng‘manwith flowing long hair.
who is one of the best known prosecuts
ins ofilcers in the local courts, was the
victim. "‘He tried to be smart ” one
of the passengers remarked. hilt the
young man denies the sensation. The
car was crowded“ as 11811612111171 the
young man occupied a seat near the
door. [Why ‘thé motormanshould stop
the car for additional passengers he
could not understand. The car stop-
‘ped1however and in walked two wo-
men. 0113s was a woman of imbertain
age and not strikingly handsome,
A wise man never 11
can t get
A married man 1511'
, ‘ (Baltimore 1111‘) ’
A tiny git-l of 7 give '
‘laid
small maidens sat 6 ii“
was a rent little girls
ittle. hostess herself p
at the héhd of "the
‘ 11 very anxious. in '
self. “l’ll show‘tiiese' people I? in not 3113‘
lnx to give up my seat just becsnoe
I can favor. a pretty girl "
He ‘vadhted it t, and, rehching‘
."Mammé‘," she 11‘ kc
grace?" ‘
‘ “NO” said morning
very informal dipped.
teed not do thnt.”
“How dare you reflect on my age
in such it planner?" the Woman asked.
Norwalk Chronicler