“ Herbert Van Nous, a for or Nor-
.qu man. is in town, the guest of
trien s. . .
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William C. Hour to having the inter—
ilor of his drug store in Wai street,’
renovated. i
w _ Easter
I”Novelties
. and delightlnluhoine
tum coins '~
‘4
Phillip '1‘. Canon, oi Railroad
has just returned from a tri)
bury Park.
(Wellllfl, I
to As- i
i II The ‘-flfnut of the meat market at
i Steveusfi Walters is being decorated
iwtigpahnted‘today. ,
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‘ " ' i John Robinson, of New \Io'k city. 3
Phone I' .9 5 :li‘ormerly of South Norwalk. visited i
. ‘ . ‘ itriends in town over Sunday. _ i
I I . . i — ‘ l
I ’ I i A son has been born to Mr. in] Mrs. .
5 Washington Street, 1 Thomas Reardon in Railroad avenue. 1
South Norwalk. ‘
E The. South Norwalk File an
OWO”NMON”OW Hand held a full rehearsal his
;I Mother and child are doing nicely. ;
i Drona
. t night‘I
I- a in their rooms in‘Washiugton street.
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‘ .. ‘ ' ’ 1 5 1 1 Whelploy & Clark are. haviny a new
"CHI ! [W8 0 85 awning put up in front of the. r store
J I L , I' ( A 9 at the corner of Washington on] South,
Main streets. .
There Will he an important meeting
of Untras Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. this even-
'.ing. The adoption degree will be con-
'l‘. .l. Magner is closing out a stock of ferret] 011 f0“? candlduios.
lrish linen‘tablets. plain and ruled, for
. Mr. and Mrs. James Sm th, of
five cents.
‘ Bridgeport. who have. been visiting
John A. Smith. of New. York. former- friends in South Main street, return-
.I 1y of South Norwalk. is in South Nor- ed to their home yesterday.
walk calling on old friends. '
. wBishop McMahon Council. Catholic
‘1 Benevolent Legion. will meet tonight.
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The annual meeting of the Co
Chiei’oi Police Bradley, of Norwalk. out Ice Dealers ssociation will
is suti‘ering'from a very severe cold Thursday. March 20th. at the
but still keeps to his duties and isHOllse. Hartford. Local deale
about. ‘ attend. ‘
lllt‘tttl—
at! held ' 5
Allyn i
The bank examiner was in South. MI‘S. Jane Mylod, of South N rwalk,
Norwalk today examining the South. Who has been ill for some. ti in, is
s will .‘I‘
Our tailoringr department is for ’,,se men
who cannot iind'just what they .want ’ "namong
our high-class ready tailored suits and too coats.
Uur tailoring is bish—class; gdods are fine in
quayiy‘; our prices area happy medium betiyeen‘ '
those oi the high-priced-tniiors and those of the .
low~priced cloth butchers. “I . .
Suits to measure, ‘Slti to $40. Youéiil011"t have .
to take it it itdoesn’t iii you periectlwt .
Glad to show you along line oi samples of
late cloths.
We‘re tied to no one hat shapee—avil iashion-
able blocks are here: Derbys, $2 andm$3. gAl-
pines and Golf shapes, $i.50 to $3.00
Sprinc neckw‘ear. 25c $1.50.
Norwaik stern:
Masonic Blinding.
omstock
Telephone Cpii 32.2; South Norwaik Stores"
Bras.
South Norwiik Store:
14 south‘ Main
at
Norwalk Savings Bank and the South “WWW improving. Mrs. M)" d ’9”
Noy‘valk Trust Company. someitéme ago and since then s c has
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Graham, of H “"“ 1‘
Milford, who have been .visitlng in lhe social committee of the .hrist-
Fairfleld avenue for the past couple of ““1 ”Wilt-“0" Society 01' “W South
days. returned to their homeyesterday. Norwalk Baptist Church will told u.
, meeting this evening with Mrs. H. (I.
"Fine regular meeting of Washington Sherei; 0" Washington street.
. Camp, P. O. S. of A.. was held last
night. in Red Men’s Hall. Harry M.
‘I Hubbell. whoIis employed in the office
/
. M‘W
Willlan N. Allen. who has htld the
position of night baggage master at
'the South Norwalk depots tori
A regular meeting of‘ the Junior time. resigns his‘posiiion tomor
Christian Endeavor Society was held 80 ti“ NOW Haven t0 Wk“ ll 8”
yesterday afternoon. at the South Nor. , with the Adams Exorcss Comuar
walk' Congregational Church. '
some
'ow to
ration I
J'-
. The new addition to the N(
The regular monthly meeting of the . Brass Company's foundry, in Me
vcstry of Trinity Church will he held street. was opened this morning.
this evening. at 8:15. in the usual place. en extra moulders are at war
The rector will not be. able. to meet the, more men will be put on as soon
L udllit confirmation class this evening. cured. The company is pushed w
rwulk
titanic
Sov-
t and
as so-
th or—
* . ders.
Selleck & .l'rice are rapidly getting
their store in Washington street, ready of the Yale & Townc (.‘Iompai
for business. They are “OW momen- Stamford. resigned the cities of presi-
3".
Besides being :1 prompt store, thisfis a storcj‘
of good quality. Here are lobe found the
best. grains that money can buy. There is
plenty oi chance tor deception in grain—but we
don’t takeihosc chances. ,
Good grain as ‘well as good Weight is What I
you’ll get hf“:-
Buy OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
(11111)" oxDC‘Cting the arrival of spring dent. us he was unable to attend to the
SONS. , "‘ " ’ duties. and Frank P. Self was selected
I I "T"“"~"‘ for the oillce. He was installed b ' Dis-
.The Rev. .ltomlllyF. Humphrius. rcc~ ‘. trict PresidentF. B. Gregory, of Nor-
tor-of 'i‘ri‘nilpcflhu'roh. South Norwalk. , walk. . . _ .
Mill pmaeircdomoandwenlght at. the .
Chapel of Our Hoinaviour. in Berke
icy street. . I
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The polls for the election of a num-
limiting committee of the. Norwalk
W Club closed at )0 o'clouk last nicht.
I'l‘ickets for themasqneradc hail of The committee chosen is composed of
Washington Canip.INo. ll. 1’. O. S. of. Lester Hyatt. IW. A. Curtis. W, C.
A.. will he on sale at. l-loyt‘s Theatre, Baur. E. L. Boyer. lru Cole. 1. 1). Kim-
ns well as by the members of the or. mey and V. S. Sellock.
gmiizntion. ‘
.. _ The. board of relief and assessors of
There will be a special session to. South Norwulk hold a meeting it the
znorrow night in. Odd Fellows Hall. E South Norw‘alk office yesterday after-
‘ when about 150 members of Samuel iIuoon for the purpose of listening to
Harris Lodge. of Bridgeport will come. appealg of abméments on this year's
to South Norwhll‘f‘and will work the taxes, Not one protest was rcc‘ivetl;
first (ingrco on four candidates for But» which speaks Well for the work )f the
luv Lodge. l. O. 0. F. A turkey supper : 355935013. '
und speechmuking will follow the '
Iwork. ,- ‘ ‘
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There was a surprise party last
Lnight on Miss Mary Murray in Chest»
‘nut street, the occasion being the
. eighteenth birthday anniversary f the
.I young lady. Several of her friends as-
. sembled at the eastbound static) and
‘I went to the house in a body. thwas
é completely taken by surprise. Tie ev-
settled with utteatvsuccesa throughout .I oiling was spent, in playing games. the
the state. Admission .will ,be limited {principal one being whist. . Thor. was
' to Club membersfiilnd their lady guests. i music Sand sdme dancing. Refresh.
:j..____,....._ . .3 inents were served.
LincolnCouncil's candidates will go. _ .
*0 Stamford thls evening. ‘0 “909“? Henry Murphy. or Cannon. alightud
‘ “their oecoud desrco‘and offcourse. ”19 .from a trainyesterduy afternoon. very
“748mm“; of N0; 4 will 80 alongto 89" imuc‘h intoxicated. 'so much so th t he
“19 fun. The State councllor Mid a dGl- was unable to navigate. Chief of Po~
‘r‘gation‘from Dunbury is also expected. tum William \‘ollmer saw the an's
0“ Friday evening NOI 4 “"90an “13 iooudtnon anti be locked him not The
fil‘i’t and 5900“ degrees and make final int-isoner pleaded guilty to the cha ire of
arrangements for "‘9 ”million and 39’ drunkenness before Judge Jose 11 R.
tortulnment of the. visitors fro. Nos. 6
‘ ‘ , ‘ . Taylor. ' this morning. After lining
and in. on the 21st. when Will, emei'e 3 him $7 and costs. the judge suspended
The entertainment commitment u...
Norwnlk Club..hasdarrang9d with A. C
Plant. tquBrtuiklynyfitnanager of the Edi-
sou Projectoscope Company. to exhibit
at the club on Friday evening. April
18th. This entertainmenthas been pro-
49
degree team will come 'frbm:.Brldge— :gentence and allowed Murphy to go.
1’9“ to confer 91thde degree. are started for the station and it‘ is
thought he went home. He had 8: left.
F‘rank Slavln. who makes a living by . _ . ._ . ,: . p
selling @0935" According“? his ‘Pi-obabiv orient the hands most
, “WM!“ 9.0““ ill 9‘» “193‘ “”33“ Easter windovrs in South Norwaklo—
‘ 1’95“?“ “33‘1“ g 9’ vagraacy andiday, lathe one. just complete ~st
drunkenness. by, Office “Hunt. ' Slayin} Harrv Damon in the store of A. . Due
gas ‘mak‘ing‘a ““istam‘flfif‘mmml‘ sing E'monI in Washington street. ' it an ws a
egg 113 ram pen . _ email (on e I. I .
thatheflwas a vs 31%?“ miniature hen coop witha rooste .htn
. ‘ had hired a woman
:l'or infant “wart _
street when the and
ed om H '
hick.
r or:
hear .
talk.
_ . they leave the shell; on to grown-
~ ,_ one. “There lsalso a pool of watt
ound whichtheré are. several chit
.Ipi-osumahly‘in thei'attitude of ice
9 i'irnzE marina. All who haye'sea'
says ' window compliment Mr. Damon
,” ‘ arthritic, taste. . :
can...“ tensile: I
The”-
’ ' f -I Pulses ‘I
Fl NEW P
PLATINUM
having all the merit of Steel Engrurw
lugs and absolutely Permanent.
, MANUEL T. HATCH- ‘
i" "9 ' ~\ I 1.-
HoTOGRAPHS
AR'r'Sii‘S’SPROOF-I
tic Portraiture.
of warmer toneiwith a rich velvety
surface. The very perfection of Artis-
Aii work is finished With especial care ‘and‘iuily guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ZARE PORTRAITS
JilCKSON’S STUDIO
alleys pass the door.
. WW New...
This is House Cleaning lime
Wail street.
gBRlDGE
FISH-.7 w
:MARKETifl
and lunch of chickens from the time. ‘ I '
coo FISH.
STEAK coo,
nAacu sunLr,
FLAT men,
some cams.
DAY. ‘ , '
watt-mo, omens mam. ‘
, I Aid. oruaa atoms or men; 0v.
swans sun GLAMS FRESHEVERY
TOE EVERY DESCR'PUON
Wm- P- Beers.
sooxsELLt-zn. sTAT ioNER. ENGRAVER.
.6c in?
10o LB.
73 Las. FOR 259
4,LBS. FOR 25c
35¢ PK.
J. BUT-BILL -
. WASHINGTON I L , I‘
Wait toIJohn H.~Ferr .
To C o - ‘ .
‘ Haven firm of EC. '&"A. E. Rowland.
' = the manufacturers. is a. brother of Mr:
I'm
.: ll. Kelly Til
‘I . 9
I died yesterday. at her homein New
I builder or our famous Monitor. which
. those prominently connected with :the.
i Knorr scorer forIKolley and Merritt.
belti ‘ w Hat
*iorSt. Patrickfs Dali
; ‘Wc also havehand “painted Candy ‘
I Idoxos, Favors and Novelties.
V‘Silliill, the (infection
39 MAIN smear." NORWALK.
‘Tolaphorlo loo-a
derail Pull out planed
we Do NOT WANT To, GARRY
oven ANY HEAVY waioHT oooos; '
AND HAVE PUT PRICES so LOW
THAT you ARE oomo YOURSELF“ .
A GREAT INJUSTICE u= you no. .
NOT auv AT THIS TIME. ‘
‘ (Continued From First Puke)
first one. . .lohn‘fiogurdus and Mr. Van
Baron gaVe anfixhibition of pool play
ing after they” amen that was very
good. Refresh‘ cuts were served
throughout the evening. .lohu ‘Bogarv
this was judge and Richard Raymond
scorer for they. Wright-Know contest.
William Alexander was Judge and John
Following were the soul-es:
sUITs, ovaacom‘s, .ooo TROU-
ssns. MACKINTOSHES, saunas”.
UNDERWEAR AND HEAVY socxs
AT ALMosT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Wright 100
; 11—4 2 I
: H-1 1:
3 l9 2.
I 24 , 33
J. Merritt 90
33—4 37—»1. . , _
juwz 13:; CLOTHIER. HA TTER AND
56ml 54 ‘ FURNISHER, I ,
i2 . 63 L ‘ 'I I ‘
‘ 231 '. ‘_ 2M 48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwol-k
.8l——l 8d ' ‘ I ' .
89 90
Will open the.“'store at 98 Washington St, South "o"
. SELLV
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80UTH NORWALK CLUB GAME.
At the South Norwalk; Club last
night,‘.lohn H. l‘ct‘ris and .lohn W.
Crow played their game in the second
series of the tournament. The game
was close and won by Mr. Iraw by
the following score:
Caiiioma ‘ lioneu
cans at 300 can.
,5 1 ‘ . iii-'3 walk, March l5th, under firm name oi belleck do
I 14 26ml . '
, "£0 35 .
Ill»? 42 I I ‘I . ‘ ‘ .. .
50 saw-1 I I p ‘ ‘
wilt! 7c-i _ I
I70 75—42 I ,M
78 H - .
in 21b. screw or
NORWALK FIRE POLICE.
William F: DeKlyn and Edward
Chasmar furnished the game in the
pool tournament of the Norwalk. Fire
Police-“last night. The farmer‘s rat-
ing was 100 and the latter 115. Chas-
mnr won. the score being 115 to 65.
W
OBiTUARY.
MRS. MARY PAUL.
Mrs. Mary Paul died very suddenly.
this noon, other residence in Grove
street. the cause {of demise. it is be-
lieved. being a stroke of apoplexy. Mrs.
Paul was a most estimable woman.
and had a large circle of friends in The
Norwalks and surrounding towns. Shd
was a member of the South Norwalk
Headache. Eyeaohe, blurring
ad is what we guarantee.
as IWALI. STREET.
Crow“ ”0 F. _ i‘ .. . . '.
.; ' ‘ “iii” A Good Trade.
“is—«2 ‘21
gar-‘4. 30—1 , . ‘ . , . _~ ,_
I o , I ‘ .I .‘
44 3: . ‘ _ I
Lorenzo 1
574 iii . . . .
59 “7 , ‘ . M II II
67~l cum-4 . _ I'
YOU’lL' BE SURPRIS
a pair of glasses‘wlil afford it your vision is any W‘fl)’ detect
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT‘ONQE.
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly Ihdjua
o. B. JACKSO
GRADUATE OPTIGIAN ‘ I
EDI . '
AT THE control!
of the print, are some of‘the ndio
I uoawa ‘
Congregational Church. and was a de-
vout Christian; seldom missing one of
theater-vices of the church. , Mrs. Paul
is survived by one daughter. Miss
Sarah J. Paul. and two sons. Tax Col~
let-tor James Paul and Councilman
John E. Paul. all of whom are residents
of South Nor’wallt. Arrangements for
the funeral have not yet been made.
, W.
MRS. MARY ELIZA ROWLAND.
Many will mourn the death of Mrs.
Mary Eliza. beloved wife of Thomas
Fitch Rowland. the famous shipbuiider
and iron manufacturer. Mrs. Rowland
if not.,cail at
York city. says the New Haven Journal
and Courier, Her, health boson to fail
about three’ month“ago. She was a
daughter of the late Charles and Sarah
TieBurningQuestion oi the].
e HOW To KEEP WARM-g
A problem that conironts all classes of society.
Have you solved it to‘ your sattsiaction.’
RAVMON.
Bradley. highly esteemed people or this ‘
city. who resided for many years on
Chapel street. between Franklin and
Chestnut streets. She was in the sixty-
seventh year of her age. She leaves
two brothers in New York city.
William H. . Bradley. engineer-in-
chief ‘nf the Consolidated Gas
Company. and Frederick LI.~ Bradley.
chief engineer. of one‘ of. the some com-
pany's stations. She leaves also abro-
ther. Gem-get}. Bradley. now corian-
one. She was a member or the Episco-
pal church and a woman greatlyies-
teemed. Her husband. Thomas F.
Rawland,*vras. as stated above, the
I
settled the case tor the rebel Merrimac.
audits-is about the only survivor of
Monitor. F. .C. Rowland. ot the New
When coughinq away and visiting for relief H
. ' ' ‘ ‘ semi for a bottle of ‘
Brazilian Bafi
. I ' ’Itwt'llsarélyvrelz’ehe. ‘ ‘
Senate Baxter’s, Pl‘aistod’s, or mom
Rowland, and he: has three sisters.
Misses Jennie and Sarah Rowland. ,of
N ‘ 1nd jolts. 'l‘ib’bals.) of
,lyn. The burial; of
ill be in Evergreen »
verminebliut-c
M. Selleckjomtiiated and ‘interment
_ y .wna‘.iin Riverside Cemetery. I
out was made today. '
Reusing'wuere 7 . ‘ . ,
, , s I. "some assumes-rams“ OUT.‘
be given tumor- I s'i'..ionus, :N. 1-7., March it-ero
‘_ sealing Steamers, the Terra Nova and
Neptune, with partiygoompioted crews
eluded .thi‘r‘dtfike‘rs here and went. to
a at. lii'ious- fishing hamlets.
morning. They will complete
‘ Thin nimturo in on; «dry homo! the
LaxativeBromimQuid
.A on Tim: 1N ‘
Abo’bta coagulate at:
Wall street ‘tb‘ls‘moraln
and broke the‘stiilne‘ss of the r,
hours by Bidding one of; i!
on a vegetable stun
street Narrator who
1!. PI
you“
ifrom .thistorm of mart
complied with .th 1"
cars and left-tile lei by
Norwalk Chronicler