Sausage, 10c lb. Hayes.
”an 111mm...“
Shome to spend Sunday with her par-
1 outs.
‘ 4Pork Chops Roasting Pork and
Miss Emma” Bouton of Bradford is
Mrs M women. of 11 Canto)
creams. Norwaik is ill of acute bron
1 at
I
continued
3 walk. and Pearl Alplnos.
.‘ Stephen S. ~Na‘phqr is again quite Ill
1 at his home in South Osborne avenue
‘ East Norwalk.
Flilill 6 i6 8 6616611
.51 Washington Street; 3,
Saathorwalh‘. .. ‘
'l‘hne regular meeting of O S. r‘cn'y
1 Command. Regiment No. 7. U. V. Ui
' will be held Monday evening.
The storm of last night did cousid
arable damage to Hoton Hill and West
street. The sides of the hills are wash-
an away. ' -
133-4911391131 or Cornell Hooks,
11 cuts. '
"’ ”MAL
‘ 111.11 Herbert S. Brown of Dorian
preached at ‘the preparatory service
lior Communion at the South N01 walk
Congregational Church last night.
So lb.
, J‘ristranl & Hyatt are a vertislng
' wash dross goods in today' 13 issue.
Miss Sarah Hoyt of Norwalk. has
been the guest of the Misses Kecl‘er, in :1 __ . .
New Canaan. for several (““3 . 1 See 0111 handsome line of Draper-
:ies Upholsteries Porticres add Table
0' Brien.
(lo ~
~~Hats, Umbrellas, Hats. 3S~33fif1138£36303reciai ‘0“ ”me“ M S
Mis Belle Gregory of Shuth Nor ? . . .
walk is the guest of her daughtcl ‘ 1111. regular weekly “mam”; 0“ “‘0
‘Woman’ 11 Chimietain Temperance uuou.
MI'S- W- 3- Pflfj’in__30“‘lip°rt was held yesterday afternoon at the
‘ lesidence 0 Mrs. ll w". .
There is a great demand for 0 figs. "No 93 Quinthrd ave‘rhiemm La 1u1co
Nevertheless. Joseloff is selling strlct- 3 3 W‘” M ~__
ly country eggs for thirty- two cents. “Ha.“ shined at O'Brien's
a dozen . .. A... W...
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”The Joy 0‘, Serving Others" was the . The Hockey and Football teams of
I the South Norwalk HI rh cal 01 as v
subject at the Young People 11 meeting . ed their monogram ("fps m}: “.31ng
.in the South Norwam Congregational 1 and are wearing them today
“1W9“. Wit {WEE . ‘ caps are of a navy blue material wnn
‘ About thirty members of the Real monogrnms or reng”,
Bartenders“ Union will go to Dr we 3. ~_ 3
. port tomorrow afternoon and be the 12lbs.P01koi Sausage, ‘1 Hales
‘ guests of the union in that city.
The funeral of David M. Plait 1111”
take place tomorrow afternoon at ‘J
.o "clock from his late residence. 23 Eiiz
:aheth street. ltov.‘ Paul Moore Strax
lei will oiiiciate ‘nnd interment will be
in the N01 walk Cemetery.
‘ . The annual meeting of Old Wcii
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held Monday evening and much buisi
‘ ‘nesa will come up to be disposed oflf
”Wm...
H...- ..—.~.—m.
—-'l‘ab‘ie Linens. Towels. Cl':1sl1e<.
-Sheets and Pillow Cases are specials,
for Sat and Mon. M. S Smith & (.0
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for ll) years and over
and is now cousldeied one of the
gwstnndard brands
,A special car will ‘leave Mystic
Chain Hall in Washington street
Thursday evening at 1:1 40 for Row- ;
nyton. after the dance of3 Lincoln Conn
, oil. 0 U A. M. _ .
. I
Routine business was tiansncted It
the meeting of Lincoln Council 0.11
A. M inst plant. and the committee on
the dance‘ to be held next ’l‘hmsdav
salght In Mystic Chain Hall. 1"ep1nted
x progress There was a fair attend-
anee.
The basketball team of the N01 walk
‘ University School left. this morning
for B1 ltlgeport where this afternoou,
they will line 1111 against the High
School team, in. that city. '
W12 lbs. Pork or Sausage. fl. Hayes'
1......
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The. lace curtain sale at the store of
the Howiand Dry Goods Company 11
O'Brien.
The ,
~Vory few brands of (Sigma hold A
_-
‘. coverings. Our $2 and $3 derbies
If you need a good hat,Con-1.3
stock Brothers‘ hat department of- .
furs the best facilities far head:
I
are f‘claisies” for style, snap, light 1
weight and durability. So are 11159 .
‘our latest. soft shapes. in all shades 3:
from Pearl to Black. We have;
some caps, also—they cap the 1‘
climax. 33 ‘ 5
Norwaik Store:
. Masonic Building.
Comstoc
1 Telephone Call 32-2; 3out3h Nerwslk Store.
Bros.
South Norv‘vulk Store:
14 Bauth Main St.
of it.
1 We sell the "best," cheap.
Now See Here
_ You cannot afford any second class economy when
buying feed for your horses
Economy is a good thing. but there are different kinds
Feeding “cheap“ grain is false economy, for you
‘ destroy the good health and appearance of your horse.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL r.
HA TCH. ‘ ‘1
Did Well 'l‘eat, Knights of the Mac
. cnbees. will hold “a regular meeting‘d
Mondaye evening and‘ will initiate tWo
<11ndidates.’l‘hore will be other im
portant business transacted.
O'Brien
Mrs. a. human Hotehkiss and
daughter: Miss Gertrude Hotchkiss oi‘
Arch street left this afternoon for a
three mouths'. sojourn in the Bahama
Islands and other southern points. The
trip is for the benefit of Miss Hotca-
kiss‘ 8 health
.~‘—Stiff and Soft Hats
. The melcha‘nts of the 'l‘wiu Cities
are extremely happy at the welcome
‘ change of weather from yesterday's
storm. The month was ushered min '
the proverbial lamb like manner.
I_WMM
-~—l‘ir. M. S. liosen, ocuiisi and aurru
. can be consulted in the parlols of the,
Mnhackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of l and .1
,3, p. m.. and daily betwen 9 and 12 a.
111.6 and 9 p m. at £115 Fairlield are
one. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated -
Bishop Tierney was in Norwaik on,
Wedneaday visiting his stepfathc'.
.‘lohn Fahey. who is critically ill. The
bishop also called on the Rev John:
J Furlong. who Is also very ill.‘
_ Owing to the storm of yesterday at
" ternoon the attendance at the meet
Zing of the Hosrilai Whist Club hold
W S. Stm'tevant placed a new Dumb 2 at the residence! of Mrs. Jesse M. For-
in the blue lodge room Washington'rig 27 Bayview avenue was smaiL
street yesterday; purchased by ODhiI‘ only three tables being occupied. it
Chapter 0 I". S Thbse present Wit who decided to hold the meeting
evening pronounced it an exceedlngiy . March 14th with Mrs. 'l‘almadge Bnk
fine l1‘1str.ument . - e1". 'lavlor avenue. - ,
-—-S‘pring term at Br‘owns Business
College begins Monday morning hip
call for Shorthand Bookkeeping. o’r
V'i‘eleeraphy. Special rates of tuition
. for this term. College office open this
evening for enrollment
>W-"w
Hillary M. Zel1‘nde1',Franklln G. Gun- ;.
then Andrew B Berger and William
Johnson of Professor Carl A. Har-
strom‘s preparatory school left yes
tertlay afternoon for New York city.
to spend a couple of days.
”Fresh Shoulders '80. lb.
A...
liayfles‘s “ Thomas McQuiiian of No1'.uam has
lsigned a contract with the Peerless
Militant General George M 001% of? Entertainment company of Chicago
‘ 1 New London Who was the gUQSt" ’1 he company gives a
[as manager.
Thursday night Of‘ Captain Howard J 3 pictorial and musical exhibition and it
Bloomer at his home in Arch street gig expected that the apparatus etc
$623.11“ returned to New London yes 3 will arrive from illlnols shortly. An
() V
lentoitnlnment will be given first in‘ ‘
PLATINUM-
having all the limit of Steel Engruv
lugs and absolutclv Permanent
OUR PICTURES
Trolleys
.‘1lr..l
“pass the door.
Wrn.P.
49 Wall street.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
All work is finished with especml care and fully guaranteed
JACKSON’S' STUDlO'
‘Ubber.'”
Stamps
To Order
BOOKSELLER. STAT IONER, ENGRAVER.
h
ARl iSTS’ PROOF
of warmer tone with a rich velt'ety
surface. The very perfection of Artis-
ti '1 Portraiture.
ARE‘ FOR TRflITS
53 WALL SF. NORWALK,
__3___3.-
1.
Beers,
Norwiuk, Conn. '
,Norx‘valk and then the company will
‘ Miss Carrie. 1111 her husband
_ Arthur Goodman a both are known 3 3:3: S circuit 0f other towns in the -
on the stage after a shoit vlSit here i
left. this 1110131 i In Montreal Cam
aria. to 1 fish farce "comedy
company ‘ Mistake," in
which they take the principal parts.
«Jr J. Br $4
1111; eatabii shag at
to No. 7 Main slate .‘
Dentist 'l‘. A. mar 3 ,
--.-—
, «Pork Chops Roasting Pork and
Sausage, tile in Hayes’. , 1
. The Salvatioa Army meeting was.
fheld in the quarters in South Main
.street last night. Staff Captain Mer-
riweather was present and delivered 11
“Ivory Interesting address. He has re
cen‘tly returned from the Harvailan is '
lands where he had charge of army.
work. He introduced the new lead»
er. Captain John Nason who comes
to South Norwalk to take charge of
the w it here in‘ place of Captain S. N ‘
- Jam captain Nason was a gunners
' mate a heard}: one ‘of the war ships 1
during eSpauish- American war. He
2 is a coil penile
pie-his tailor-
!) Wall street.
benacated by
onda’y, March
‘ 1a proprietorof
whas a carnation
11 J GUTBILL
STEAK con. 121': 111
Mumm'r, 16911,): fic‘
Sea Trout, ‘1 51: lb.
LARGE PIKE 121: 111'
‘SMEL’P AND Bauer ISH. " : at
. ore/runs 1 25.: qt.
LARGE caABs soc dos.
SALMON CODF‘lSH WHITEFISH
FLATFISH. HALIBUT MARKET
COD AND FINNAN H‘ADDIES“
WASHINGTON ST ‘
a:
preached in Trinity Church last night
was unable to be present.
he
Bridgeport was greatly delayed on ac-
count of the storm and he could not
reach South Nervislk In time.
Booth sent a telegram explaining the
sit
church (will after the service was ov-
er“.
rec i", conduct
110 denier
Epworih lie
M a.
. There. will be a musical and devo—
tional session of t he Elks. in their hall
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o‘.eiook The
Ali hur Deming Stork Company will be
in attendance
Thursday noon to Mr. and Mrs. James
Patrick Sheehan
street.)
son are doing nicely.
teeth at the foot of Spring Hill. a few
dow of John (ireemvood‘autore. where
3. they await a claimant.
has & Company‘s store in North Main
street is progressing
large plate glass for the show windows
thoroughfares
south outside the city limits. will be
known as avenues. and those which
‘lun east and west are to be known
sheets.
erably since the storm,
yet unfillmed the proportions it some-
times does in the spring.
thunder storm was probably the signal
of the blocking up of 11"i3nte1.
the changes of names of the sheets of
the town. The first street north from
Clark Ely house from Chesnut Hill
avenue to Grumman avenue will here-
after be known as Ellen avenue.
lioyt stated this morning
storm of yetse1d.11 did very little dank
age to the streets in South Norwnlk.
The only damage was to the catch
basins.
work on them this morning.
partment hold a meeting. last even
log at the headquarters of Phoenix En
glue. Company and adjourned without
transacting any business to Friday
evening, March 28.
storm Chief Prowitt did not come
down from his home to preside.
track in the vicinity of Grove street
and Woodward avenue. last evening
and caused considerable delay in traf
vy flow of water from Grove street;
The tracks were covered in many pia
sec and under the East avenue bridge
form of the car as it passed under.
Among the guests yesterday at .the
Hotel Norwaik were George Romer.
Middletown N. Y;
William Wallace. Jr. New York: J. J.
Walsh. J. Belden Huributt
Binns Frank Leonard Frank Com-
stock Norwalk;
Whlté. Boston; P. C Lackendahl R0
cheater N ‘12: F. R. Clailln. Philadeb
._ pills; 'I‘ G Hoyt. Ridgefield; Edward
Next to John H;- Ferries Coal Office
Chooolates
25:: lb‘.
For Saturday Only
.39 Main St. JVorwaih
Touiahon‘o loo-a,
ADDITIONAL ‘LDCAL NEWS.
. A.“ ”H
Dr. Dick's medicine is the thing to
take. this changeable weather.
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‘iou can get anything you want i
the line of fish at the Bridge Fish
Market .
—-v-u—-¢-h--
Charle .1 I.
residence.
The oiden- time hoarhound candy can
be procured ut the (‘lifford pharmacy.
See the ad.
Professor and Mrs. Carl A. Hurs-
trom of l’1ospect avenue are spending
the day in New York city.
WWW
..l W. Studwell the enterprising pia-
has. opened a large piano
warer‘oom in Yonkers. N. Y.
.w»... .._. .— ..
Ira Howard has resumed his poaim
tion with Raymond 81. Son after an ill-
ness of several days of the 3111‘).
Charles ii.
Church tomorrow evening
*4...
Deputy Sheriff Johu W.Sc11lley and
daughter Myrtle and Natalie, went to
Peterson. N. ‘1’.. :‘this afternoon, to be
guests of Mr.
. ' Sunday. .
‘Saulleys parents over
The legular meeting of the South;
. Norwnik Outing Club will be held a
Hotel Hamilton. Monday evening
is requested that all the members hie
present.
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.Huamg...
A bouncing baby boy was born
1 Burbank
Mother and
,of No.
South Norwaik.
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~61 lb. pail Pure Lord. 6in 3‘.Hnyes's
W‘-
Some one found an upper set of false
aye ago, and placed them in the win-
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The work of remodelling A. .i. Col-
rapidly - The
as arriverl‘ and is in position
m.- ._......_.......
The selectmon havedeclded that
running north and
“(1.8
The Norwalk river has risen consid-
but has not
Last night‘s
Them was one omission yesteniay in
Street Superintendent “Samuel W.
that the
He placed a force. of men at
.._..1 -,..,,__.. .-..
The. officers of the Norwalk fire de
Owing to the
One of the Tramway cars ran off the
The accident Was due to the how
one time the water covered the plat-
a.
C W Sutherland
Joseph
G. H. Young. J. M
mWIlliamson. Stamford
Loni Booth, archdes‘con
Fairfi‘eld County who. was to have
the train
expected to “have taken from
nation; but this did not arrive at the
Rev. Romiliy 11.111111111111115, the
the service. and
r, Booth here for
Sterling has had a tele-
phone piaced in his Fairfieid avenue
Seymour will lead the ,
agile meeting at tne F‘irst
Dr. -
. NOT suv ‘AT 1'
n
we 00 nor WANT To canu‘v ‘
ovsa ANY usAvv WEIGHT cocoa . A. .
AND HAVE PUT PBlCEB so Low. .6; ~
3 THAT‘YOU ans. some vouas‘str ‘
A chest iNJUSTicE IF you no
HIS rims.
3 8i3Jl'3TB, OVER
“ 185388. MACKIN
unosnwsan AND HEAVY cooks
AT ALMOST voun own PRICE. 'v
COATS ODD TROU-
TOSHES, REEFE‘R‘B,
A
WILLIS H.
CLOTHIER.
. 3 FURNISHER, .
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norm!“ 1k
SELLE‘
HA TTER AND“
value for least money for cash.
thick cod. 101*. lb.;d1'1riug Lent.
. quality elsewhere 121;
Bloater Herring. 2c each.
Dried Herring, 20c per box
Corned Codiish not found in stores
generally. Use same as salmon. Spec-
ial Lenten price. 2 cans‘for 25c.
Block 'l‘rout (canned) to close 10c
‘ggs all fresh Eggs home 32
Cl'llly Kale iSc peck.
A few nice Apples; small but sound
9
peck.
FREE: FREE!
window to be given away. Each cash
thereof gets a ticket. Prizes given for
Cups Saucers Breakfast Plates. Din
Sugar Bowls 'l‘ea Pots and everything
and see.
Codflsh. Come hole for good, white
Same ; ill/go bar.
and nice Price reduced from 70 to 6'01: (
Decorated China We re very nice now on showi
inited States Mail Sonny
3 Pears Large can, 3 1b., 1‘1
at the truly low price of 100 can.
:aii 1'.ight Try. New. Justin
: Chimmle i‘adden's Cakes 11
received. Try them. ‘120 lb
Maple Sugar pure Justin. E
“ 01 cake.
1 Honey. Hero is Honey in
and unadultelated. California ‘St‘
ed Honey. in 2 lb cans. 2‘lhs.‘
Honey. 80c. ‘
purchase of be worth and 11111111111
every dollar :1 worth bought for one
nor Plates Covered Dishes Pit
to make up a line setof Dishes. “
Stop and 'blwuk
move the trouble? We gua
examination,
6. B. hacksou.
Graduate Optician,
A problem that confronts all ci
Have you selved it to your sail
if not. call at
is it worth while“ to have the print
‘run together, 01" your head ache, or any
of the discomfort .you have been suf-
fering from, when‘PROPER GLASS-
ES PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re-
fect fitting and make no charge for
5% 1111.11 Street. Kormalk.
81168111111111; QiillSiiOii 6f 1116
HOW TO KEEP WARM
rantee per-
asses of society.
siactlon r
Detective—.- Cronin of Bridgeport was
in Norwalk today
W. B. Gillies, of Chicago. formerly
of Norwa‘lk, is spending the day here
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hanford left
today for a short sojourn in the Caro
lines.
W K. Lewis of Lewis street cele-
brated his eighty-second zlrthday anal
vers‘ary yesterday.
The young people are holding a sec-
ial this afternoon in the Sunday school
room of the Nurwaik Methodist
Church.
Tonight Henry S Cornell rated 115.
will play Elmer St. George, rated 70,
in the Norwalk Fire Police pool tour-
ailment
IT‘he remains of Mirris Post who died
arsday in Silvermiae. were convey-
2': Brooklyn today. where inter-
t will take place.
as of Richard H. Drake,
in new 11011: were brought
Norwalk. this afternoon. and
~ interred In Pine island cemetery. _
Miss Ann Guilford- a Low
left today for New York.
Civil Engineer Wood an ad ‘
ford are contemplating visltlii
Grape reservoir soo .
Cockenoe Tribal . .
. quested the mantle
to attend the funera
tomorrow with the
at her late residence in Ely yen
German minister from Port t
Y., oilicidted and inter chi.
Riverside Cemetery
Miss Twins, credited wit
most rapid touch 1mm:
world will give an exhibiti,
ability at Browan Collage
morning at 9: 30. o'clock.
ant will accompany ad
brief talk upon to on 11‘
Van Zant is the origin tor
tem of writing.
RAILROAD RE‘MDVH
MIDDLETOWN, M it
count of fears of 11’ re
Norwalk Chronicler