Shortsmollerswa vary at. '
tractive all tobacco line. Call
‘ and‘blnahoct
Mun older >‘
. . Namaik.
no. nw‘. it.
until“ concur.
» «Foraflotrgzalktanwvicinity: wr‘alrx, tor
at .t and). riday: w rflarll‘riday, The
«to .. winch “warn Hawaiian
yeaterday loominghaeomoved rapidly
to‘the northeaat,,,anll is now control
near New ascetic». {The center passed
. liouth otthisw clnityuabout 8 o'clock,
wouldn‘t. ‘i'ult/prootlcedrheavy snow or
rain'annd high, wind along the, north
' attitude toast; ‘lt is followed by ex-
tratnelyi,iow.;teihborature in thmaoutb
for ths'headonvot the“ year. Frosts' were
«mundane tar south: aavsouthern Goon
aid; An area or low pressure has de-
. , dd imthenmhermportlonottne.
, l‘ e lesion and the temperature in ris-
chry rapidly in that section.» White
v'er reports a risen: 42 in twenty-
‘fonr hours. _
these Madden is ill at his home at
death Ma‘in street. w ‘ ~
trillion Walkerjviii‘, Bouth‘ Norwallr, was
alvisltor in Southport, Tuesday even-
ing. “ " ‘ ' '
and»
l‘vi'l‘he south Norwiilit hat'factorles are
rushed-with orders. The new Dunlap
hat la out. 3 ,
-?»1llrs.'5ll}dWal-d ‘Wr Doyle; who has
been ill at her home in Roton Hill, is
improving. ~ . ‘ "
"*‘Mr‘l‘l. Charles ’Smith in ill at the home
_ cipher daughter,,Mrs. Richard M. Bond
toiiflil Hillside street.
".1. Waterbury Smith, of Springdale.
‘ whorhasjhsen visiting in South New
walkabllsreturnedho‘me. “ =
é.;+erai“‘8.'lE;;Beétdi‘thlo; reevaluate
atronewhat anemia now'rthe‘lrep-
j" i "warmth andhouth Nor.
li‘fltnoru”‘f'rodd ' Corset:l
‘ tide to measure'on-
,djaa“ Carefully are it,
.. m. -."~ !, ,1“. . -‘ .- w;
' Th Golden ‘ “Rule ' Circle «of King‘s
Tia, liters Aortctne “Constitutional
‘ ‘Gh‘tlrcli’i‘wli‘ . mutton Friday M23130
' wttll‘l‘drs: J : 'W: 'TPierce:‘.‘ylfinuipauk. ‘
who hasbeen 89H"
. ,. . .0 v8 . ,
. no airmen ’t-auiteasveillh'rday.
' l‘ inhot‘kuog: yety‘vhother his bro-
ther: Bolton? '
~ idgeport, Ma
, mule retreatin-
l ‘ t
emuéralcaaraswe‘ea
inc-.therpasamek‘ at
halal, Miami marina,
r0
' _ hfifitrengtn in his
, "» “his;Mrd:~fiWéedn~wa§winino
tendance at:tiiéflfla‘tlonalmongresa, D.
‘aritl"‘llt*"‘~5‘~l‘h~‘r'w l ‘
axially 51inttlrtiie.~22d '
hit. in insane-w: amour: needed
. wfiilul‘llmlllfi , .
New you: unlit user.
.M--..w‘ «war..- -w -.__- -w -... ”mm
.‘ Another lot of thosefvdelig
tirrserta‘réwure.d Hamel“
Shoulders harezarrifted; p ,
' , Hana .‘.‘...:y. ..... ..1ic LB.
SHOULDERS'......’10‘c Ln.
BACON .‘f; ....... 1461.13.
We are now; receiving {strictly new
laid ' Eééatlironil7N3rwalk Fonltry Farm“
" sellinglat ace: oxen.
Pflblcharket,
it. lit. (in.
, ' iron diaplay
, walk, has returnedholno.
' cars is about 18 months The imperial
- odist Church, last evening.
. ,. Baronet-«D. Parsonaaoecialvaxent tor .
lined .togitnnounee to «her‘triendsr
,« - Clinton‘Commandery, No. 3.:«K. 'r..
sateuensyiof :,8ta_lnford. who have been
. have returned tannin homey ,
litifloepttal, for,
”a; at Creditor, cream; .
lawns
, large-attach ’or
,mwhda round, debate"Tuesdayrthatl‘fl’lie are not: giv-
icc Prince Henry too. create recon
libero expectation,»
1 requested. f ,
iewilnlnu
,_ business portion of the city into carts
and. dumping n. from» the :Wall street, ' '
1.. Mari mama “a
. MrsfiWlllis H. Grow
, ol'
”cad Cbmlan
ll 1 “y , .
The oyster stearner Mystery arrived if, I
yesterdaywlthl a load of oysters for
Thompson in Colo; ‘ . 9 ‘
tli‘ran‘cia‘ ‘ Quinn; bi ’-'Brlti8090|'t. who
has been visiting triendil in south Nor.
qua—«um
-~'i‘he average life or a brand of cili-
ls' oven ’10 years old.
GrounliCiiiar
. . . , ”damaged...“
“1 alloy. W. W. T:,Du‘l'lcan,ror Booth Nor-
walk, preached in the Southport Moth-
Tbo ad. of the South Norwnlk Trust
Company» ill today's issue tells how a
tract company Induces economy.
William P. Beers-visited the Sports-
man's allow at Madison souaro (lard
ten. New; .‘Yorkpyosterday afternoon.
. “w... p.
There were quite ax number '0! , .'
sleight: out yesterday arterncon as '
soon all the storm‘had 'suhaided aome- ,
.‘, uallil “Sc-l .. ,
~-—"~ , .Dreaaybeltlng.‘H‘yard piece. usual
at tho Clifford crease i" . ‘ ‘
what.
‘ . *lliugonowmlivillo.~
pharmacy, will learn tonight to take
a‘lucrutivn position. in a pharmacy in
Bridgeport.
Charles Seymour; or South Norwalk.
who hen. been spending neveral days.
with friends‘in Bonthport, has return—
ed home. , p H.
. Tth'Blochgo-cart will be the carri»
age threatening deacon. 'See what
is said abouttllem in) the ad. of W. 8.
Stil’l‘tél’fli‘l‘t.‘ ‘
--—p-, um
#A‘hnev' upright Emerson/piano for
$176; former pricejafill, at ,J. W. Stud- 6
well 8., ‘
- ‘A‘ locomotive andheaboose with a
snow plow attached came, .dOWll‘Lhe
Daab'ury’dlvlsion, yesterday afternoon.
clearing the rails. _ ‘
yTllemTrinltyfiadets will meet. to-
nuight and will listen to an address by
Dr. Jean Dllmortler. All boys and
young men are invit d. .
I
the Fire Association offiartford. has
been in‘So‘u’th Norwullt'lboklng after
therct‘lmpanyls business,
mm» ..
wilbholdaatatedoouolare; rh‘riday‘ ev‘
ouinvaarcbflth. l'l'he order or the
Templemill .henonierred.
“in... .04-...y' ,
lTiie: linseed Alice. Hoyt and . Eloise
visiting zfriends in South Norwaik.
«
, iii liar 1!!er *w ‘
” the countloilii n ads for
. nt‘anocialllirl 0a.; . .
a... 4, ii, usual 18c to 25c~7c pair.
ior‘ 60’. ‘
usual 10c«~4c.
usual 350—7c.
a nil, an here are
thinll’dactorieaand tron:
, ta 9!
‘ . Oiyardm“ us.
ya: niche, 5 us-
, ‘ ‘leuellusn
amp ‘hoo an eyacfi'aiaes
yd. niece: us-
Taliota’ billid'lng,’ a usual 12c piece
~80
Drona shields, rubber lined. sizes 3
Stockinet dress chields, usual 10c
palwac.
‘ Ilreseinaltors'i.pins,- mu. box, sizes
3, A; and, 5, usual arcane. '
Kirby-Beard it Go;
pins, 360 count,
‘uh'ual‘ioowiic. .
ring, 400 count, usual 5c42c. .
'Sciusore, warranted, usual 250——
c. , ‘ ,
"-Thimhles. usual 1c—-2 for In.
, Twill tape, 10-yd.°piece, usual lac--
c
lib-inch tape measures, usual 5c-—2
Machine oil, Whl'ranted not to sum.
Brush binding, black only, ueual be
c
Yd~ii
Resting cotton, 100 yd. spool, usual
low—9c doz.
Cotton trimmingrbraid, ‘9 yd. piece.
lanai 12c-7c.
Pearl buttons, 2 doe. on card, usual
20o-r8c." .
White taper all. Widthe, usual- 2&0
——'~1 c.
8
White tape, 24‘ yd. roll.‘usual‘1llc--
c. . ' ,
Feather stitched braid
, 12 yr]. piece.
ual 300—400.
Sewing silk, 1.20010 1,500 yda., us-
, one gnowtaun
our scope co.
» z'rlie «mouthwatering 'or the w... '
man's *Forelsn: emotional Society-r: of
, ., than...
the: First ‘Mothodlotiicnnrch will . be
held tomorrowevenintnnt theparson-
,, .. _ areoiluhbensumpirhdfi. '
Notary on r. Stencils; Dulce .Special~‘ ‘
ties, etc. Jo nl'llryon. Drop a postal.
the vacating aancietymor the Nor. 7
:Wlk. Uniyorsity Schoolivdeflided at its
that", ,
g . p ”A,” gadget-Mme», {was
Eureka litebekah 130(186;<L“"0v 0.24%
will hold an important.«:rehearual,;this
evening and tomorrow night will holdL
a regular meeting and'iultlate candiv
dates. f" ' ‘f.’ ‘
At the close of the prayer meeting
at theBonth Norwaut Baptist Church
thiael‘reningvthere will be a. special
business meeting. A full attendance is '
. W 9],. . , 1 .
‘ The railroad trains yesterday were
not very much interfered with by the
storm. *0n;the New York division,»
howtaver, domain! the trains were a
G". “YT , ’
. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “i ;.
Street mmissloner Martin Kei-
lmcandf :tonce :otameugare bualiyzgen-r. .
gaged today in loading snow in the
bridge “into the , river. .
. -..WW ‘
have had their bicycles out oi: winter
’ ‘ due is ratedratfilooand‘ufihlas
at 80. It promises to be a good gauze. '
l»,
as modestly aswhe
dds istlnctlon‘éN
ivideni? ofaunwonted military _.
{filfitfimrfi hn', some ‘ on
.3 times the light halt the.T
Quite a number. oarneoplcfin townth ,
The Lightest on‘yc‘lur eye-g
Sight. ,, f» -.
The tightest on your ner-
ves. , . _
The ‘nghtest on *vou
unchetb‘ook. , , ~“
,
i
l
i
cost. * ‘ .
-_ 'r'l‘ltlmlllled
would
5,. dinner“ “
drone-mailing ~
. ,1. at
with
"Upon People 1; ?_ '
‘li
u it
Mason, and obtaihlnx-r nibney «thorn
jail [or a year by Judge Coml‘ey "it!“
Bridgeport city court, yesterday, 6mg.
day andwas arrested Tuesday by Pat
trolman Burns, to whomfluuerlntcnd-
ant Birmingham pointed out” the 'crimi‘
nal. l. ‘
'Man‘ icon of prominence have linenl
‘ victim zed by Gregory since he at one
time,was a member of the. ‘ Pequonr‘
nook Lodge, 1. O. 0.. it... and knows
something or tlla.aocrets,rctc. Aldon;
tiiosewho have helped him’ are Henry
bcrt M. Gould. George Zumstag and
August Llebcrumu - - . .1 ~
Henry C. Steveneon testified that
last Friday; Gregory rattle into] hia'oif
lice and said he wanted to gather
. 'farcito Westporti‘:“lie”'convinced me '
that he wad anflddll‘ellow, aavl sup
posed." said‘Mrrdtevenson, f‘and. l
have him 25 cents, Later] {vent truths
,lodgeeaud while‘tliere, handsome; o!
the membera sneakingot having be
I heard the“ word"chstport" amour-
others, and then told of my experi
ence. We‘colrinared,.notoe-;nnd found
that Gregory-had told the same story
to several men. obtaining moneyeacll
“1119;,“ . ,7 . .‘f .
-'~'Aren't you ashamed of yourself?"
man severely, » '
the culprit hanging his head. ,
‘lhlo you weren't. Yongmustbnvo
been born wronxlf went on his honor
“it. you had about a gentleman you
never could hareutooped so low. You
ought: to be neared :withtllesbrand of
cietiea.~.1€wlsh 1 could impose a more
severe penalty: as it is i will give you
six montheoncaeh charge." ~ 1
Then stiles. sage turneda tascaptaln
aunt and-M it; "Cannonball/e tbi'
man‘s photograph taken for the manor
gallery? and see that his lilteneaavir
scattered aboutlthe places where he is
likely «to he wanted by the police):
, vAucust~14iebernrn..v the undertaker or
60 . State » street. :Bridgsport. testified
that last week Grocery. calculate or
ahob and said that as an Odd Fellow
in distress, unneeded 30 cents to per
hit fare to Westaort. where, he was to.
collectablii and could thus repay Mr
Lieberunl uponhis return, MaLiebel-i
uni did, not-have the change, but, gave
the man half a dollar, with the remark
flit. you are-toolingme intiiia you will
managed.”- W > -
1.4,,Herbert M-
came to him last Tuesday and asked
for money-torn, trip to Westport. “l
have him 35 cents. since I thought he
was an Odd Fellow," explained Mr.
Gould. _ .
George Zumetag. recording score
taryot the Peguonnocll lodge. told the
court that in 886 Creaory Joined the
order and remained in it tor two yearn
when he was Silhpel'idgdvforinot paying
his dues. . ~ » . .< . ..
,lldao Comleygnow. asked; Gl‘ezory if
holhadsanythina'to any. .{rhe prisoner.
repliedjimtho aerative. ,. ‘~
t‘Brin'g him to the witness stand ." or.
dated the. page, . . . .
flow)!“ til your. in talking about
“3?:th H‘ngtl'v‘ : ‘ ‘. 3 "
Nevel‘thalea’a he was brought out of
the deck and placed in the stand so.
that he was directly under the gaze o’
theludsen , I: 7- w 2?
DiVlNlTY‘ association. ~
m
. tried he.‘Ahwioaolhmmhem
7» “ At‘ the» meeting or the Yale Divinity-
Alnrnnl association of Connecticut,
held yesterday otterncon lathe 'UNIIL
ilty’school- building; new Maven. Dean
ordain KsSandel‘a enolto‘dd’zhie recent
trip through the west in winch he coy.
eredf‘voverz anon miter-lot territory. lune”
remarks of the dean were of special
interest and were full of , humor and
Cwitticismsu Donn -‘ Hodgeagv'o , Cami
bridge was callednnon for ,a low
words and be pleased all present with
his (and of stories and humorous say-
ings. Among, the: athtementstof‘ the
speaker. Mitchell)! the erect thatshe
' disapproval! ol.‘ the type of artificial
clergyman Moments a whitetie, with
«cone buttoned inztne back. no
ll
' . r" Writ “Harlin
‘ For posing as an‘,.0dd.lrsllow.and,li .. »_
members of these Organizatiousa‘linré , . ,
ry Gregory, of Bridgeport. washout to ,
cry has been wanted since ladt Sailor. ‘
C. Stevenson, clerk or probate: zller .
triended amen (who was in distress . ‘
asked: dodge Gummy; looking at» the"
“I was a gentleman lonoey’vl- replied
. and anviugu accounteundrcity checir
Cain. so that ’people mightlmow you.
When . you passed anyone: ., them. aYou‘
have defrauded two . charitable so.
Gould said that the man
Repartaa'nd medication moan. ‘
pawn tame!
Butchers Wax
. 5591b.
‘ ‘207 East, Washington Street.
l
4
o
“a..." m
'MORMON MIBSiuNARIES ACTIVE.
>.00PENHAG19N,- March ii.-~'rne Mor
miaaionaries propdflautla here not
lo so active that they are distrib»
_ this literature even within me Dan»
ishchurches, urging «young girls to
.attondeormon meetings.“ Statistics
ichow that one out of every twentyotwo
Danish emigrants to the United States
neonates. a Mormon. The clergy in
connection with. the government are
”confirming their plans to put all and
oaelyting.
How a ‘Trust Colnpany Induces Econo.
‘ ""“mey. ‘ .
Pl"
‘t i 1,.
anew inducement to domestic econ
only has been introduced by a trust
:ompany in New York. Competition
between trust companies and saving:
banks is growing'keener,‘ and various
devices arelbcingvemployed to secure
businesa. Tho‘lnodern trust company
combines business bank accounts, say
lng‘s bank taansactione. and usually a
note depositlrauit department. .As a
rule interest is allowed on both check
are generally collected tree or charge
rOne company. howaver, has manifest
oddlnusual enterprinoxby, introducing a
novel 'toanlr‘s, :, which sunset-lbw b
lairellreeentative :ofath‘craoambally as to
owe: “ «. " . '
“it is what you save, not What you
warn, that makes yo‘ujwellto‘do. We
loanyon a ‘mhllature swung box to
itakeh'omc. but we: retain {the key. At
any time this little bank may he
[brought to our oilioe, opened. mane-r
counted. and placed to the depositor's
credit.”~(0hristlan Advocate, January
2
a). ‘ , ‘ _
" heSouth-Norywalk
Dally, tilted? a. in: .1 to 3 p. to.
Saturday grains. 6 to 8-1. -
savings Department rate of interest.
1
l per cent.
U
ad
. Coats
33“.”,H‘5" catamaran
' ARE mm; Ramona
AM'QSEFUL . ,
. We learn them tothoeewhoanarfl
‘ to sa'bc up snail songs at from: *' .7
For outlook}:
call attire bank
sauna-mu ‘
gsivlaas‘ Milli
Uwrra'bwhawreeizztwwc ‘
Openddly from 9-00 at 12:00
_ ‘ 1:90 lo 3:00 .- ,L
Saturday evening 6:00 io_8.f00
C
...W.. ., a”.-.
”an...“ - A n~-—.~.~..W a.
scorn non
adamantlynnranrunnr.
Office: a. a.“ ‘ complied
: mat;
on National Bank. ,
Charter Extensionfl
Yes, well worth. your while to read over
racially in those .bottrhtueasolls times wile
Nine of our stol-
linen are“ practio W
churn. As winter warren these bargain chan es multiply. . If the. '
vertlaed is the wanted thing. then the chariot: i "
FANcY ‘
DRESS WEAVEB.‘ . . ‘
True, the ‘a‘ssbrtnlente are not as
large as they-ware earlier, but what
of that? dust the Iweaye you want
my be here, it so tuen—J—more money
laying. , '
‘Plainnud Novelty 36-inch Dress
”loads, Justine thing ior‘schoo‘l dress
as. ‘ . Reduced to lilo Yd.
38-inch Novelty Dress Goods, light and
dark color, ,r , .. ,
Reducedfrom We to 29¢ yd.
.‘54-11101) Wool Costume Cloth in three
~lhndea ot grey. good value at 750; now
only ' 42c yard.
584mm clone woven cloth. heavy
weight, the proper material for rainy
day Skirts. Can be made up without
ining. Reduced ‘to tide a yard.
35 places all wool. French Flannel, all
new shades, ;~ ‘ Reduced to 39¢: yd.
SOME ‘ - . ‘
JACKET LOTS. . ‘ ‘
laoltetyif you buy name and how, at
about'onellait early season’s prices,
and that means dollars savedwn‘ot _
holes.— . . “
. Ladiea' Heavy'_ hum Cloth I Coats,
storm collar. ‘Mcrceriaed Sateen lined.
‘ ,y .. .‘ , ~,85.,00vaiue i'or.$2.49.
Ladies‘ Black Beaver
latest cat...»Velvet Collar. V
. ‘ $6.00 value, $3.25.
Ladies' Melton Cloth Coats. guaran-
teed satin vlining, v‘ ' . $15» value. tornado.
badiea’
tin‘revers, velret collar; V l ,l.
, . $17.00 Value for‘tllto.
*Ali 0! our Misses“ and Children’s
ost (all this season’s goods), below
Cloth Coats, .
- V.,You"il wear. the Winter Jacket for .
months, yet.“ You’ll buy the Winter
Heavy Imported Cloth Coats; ‘
guaranteed satin lining throughout, ea» .
A we .
Puac
Don‘t
luring up a n
certai l
the fol owing:
8 yourswsure;
PPER
A82. ‘
waste time and worry
ew haulage“
y in time wasted i iii
Lollies Percale anultlia‘w
some orth $1.00.. All re
Ladl
s’ Percale and .
Wrappers, worth from‘_
now,
Ladi
weight
Kreyy“ ‘
Ladi
Wrapp
stripes
B
NOTI G
s’ Flannelette Wrap
in‘plaiu colors 3rd“
2 ‘ ‘ hello
s' best ou‘aiit ’
rs in dark colors or
Reduced from ‘2.
normals.
‘ Wei htier matters hay
notion
there ti.
When ,
this at
tion on
ideal;
o
in our “ads” or into
ough to speak tor-t
e can’t speak for; ,
re number younmo‘n
tumors?” , ' ‘ '
Janhlmfea brand l
. 13am” son Pin Sheetajcou‘
Pins;
, "notch—a, bargain,
Largo Bottle Ammonia, “Le
Moi-ado
Eran;
‘Medl;
parent and Turkishfl ‘
.ated Curie ’I‘oile‘fl1
rafloap, largeicak‘c'
to
mm
w“
. .._fl.. ”MW...
mutant... renewed
A- J, Collins }
I2 North Main tin-cot. J , sfioutlih’Nor‘wallr "
vi 3 ,
Mm
meiln like a lamb. .
arrival has been '
c. The unusually...
too good to
- i.
and the
[id 6‘ were ‘
mono ced
‘ rota yr _ V
trailio do: this oils? in .
nit. ‘ \ a‘ line *l‘s running
3‘ til-1. Steamirs
not through.
an» scarecrow ea» are... ll
or ad the first day. ~
V >Wc msfiéndt'dly
for performer] '
1y, ” “economicafly.
or; audio: card
Giants». find! a": "an,
Norwalk Chronicler