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Noralties
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51, Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
O”WOOOOQOOM”OOOQO Milllur‘u‘y at Mrs. A. Altcnbrundtii-i.
The linyma’llem“ Bebe“ hand held a
rehearsal. last night.
Dr. Dl‘ck' a mladicine. hi just the thing
ltor rheumatism. 'l‘ryt it. 1
‘mCirlckens. 12% and 1411. at Huyes.’
Charles Fisher of Waterbury, has
ibeen 11 Norwulk visitor.
, A son was 1101 11 to M1. and Mrs. lid
1 ward A. Daniels, 91 South Main street.
1 March 20th.
i w‘ilmbrollus. Mourning 1311111111. O‘Brien
L‘ The grain business of Manuel '1‘.
.
;Haten is gaining every day. He. sells
goats that's cieuu. - ’
Lieutenant Abraham St‘liienfclth
llEiouton. is in South Norwnlk assisting
in local Salvation Army work
«Fresh Eggs. [4 for” .2511. F,I).l. .& Co
Smiths special for tomorrow is hutv
itercups at eighteen cents per pound.
and mixed candy at seven cents.
There will he a rehearsal of the Vio-
jlin Students‘ orchestra at the residence
of Professor Hopson, this evening.
‘I —0penlng of Spring and Summer
111.1 lop 1.1.1.
S‘aturday and Monday, March "2 and 21|
3 Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey, of1)111‘ien
will preach in the West oNrwalk Un~
1lr111l 0Chapel. Sunday afternoon, at 3
A cariorul of bedroom furniture. has
lust. arrived forA ..l Collins & Com
pany. '
~Asparueus. 141‘ can. i“ D l. & 00.
Civil Engineer Charles N. Wood 0
East avenue, is busy surveying West
port avenue. for the. work to be done
on that thoroughfare With the Slatt‘hstant Zarr,of(}1enbrook wore visitors
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Architect William S. Knapp.
soon to be out again.
—« Lobstors 1611.10 Water street.
"lbc regular weekly meeting of Ophir
Chapter ,“01dor of the Eastern Stan will 25c yd.11pw11r1l;ncw shudings in Feb
be held this cvenigng at 7: 30 o ’,clock in
Masonic Hail.
initiated.
~Thu Harcourt Co. will terminate of George Britton ‘lu Windileld street.
their engagement here tomorrow pro
seating "The Stbwaway." at matinee
and "The ’l‘ide oi? Life.‘ in the evening
‘ .113 date of the stereopticon lecture the window of Ferd Hayes's meat mur-
in the Salvation Army hall in South ltet.to1luy.
Main street has boon set for next
'l‘hursrlay night. Rolla Black and Fred-
eriek Austin will have charge.
~Speclal Sole M‘uslins for
Non. Fruit and Lonsdale
~14 Bleached and Unbleached“
M S. Smith & Co.1
'il1e teuth anniverflsary of the mar-
1iage of Mr. and Mrs. August Rotocher.
in North Main street. will take place
Sunday evening. Several of thei1
friends have been invited in The N01»
Sat and
7134c vd.
W10 yd.
walks and there will be guests from;
out- oI-town. . .
~Ncw Dunlap at 0 Brieu’s
'l be local Salvation A1 my is holdinrz;
open air meetings in Norwalk center
and once or twice a week cottaue may-
or meetinus are being held Negotia—
tions are being made. to get a ball so
as to hold services in Nor‘walk once or
twice each week during the summer“
months. .
. -Corned Po1‘,k 1% lb. at. Hayes”.
Mauv travelling men were in South
Norwalk yesterday and among the
prominent ones at the Mahaokemo ho
tel were W H. liar‘.1is New York: W.
S. Wilson and(‘ .,C Pratt. Washington
D. C. L, S‘. Casey New York; Alfred
Licenthnll. Cleveland. Ohio; Civil
lilnsincer G. E. Vei‘nill.
New Haven:
Ii. F. Adams. New York. ,
mimllstors 1611 ll) Water street.
1111,1111 will be 11 special pr‘omnm for
Palm Sunday. which occurs this S1111—‘
day. at Grace Church. The Holy C0111-
1111111ion will be celebrated at 8 n. m.:
111111 nirw prayer festival with sermon
at l0:45. and evening prayer festival ?
with sermon at 4zl1'1. There will be
special music for the occasion by the,
rhoit‘ 11nd the church will be handsome-
ly decorated vvlth palms by Florist
Robert G. .Ranforrltc ,.
-Banauas 20c 1ioz.l“. D. l... & (kl.
1 As Albert Grhehe. head clerk in the,“
employ of W. S. Sttrrtevanl. was com—
i111: to the store. this morning. a man
1 lighted horn the:3cn1‘ in front of the
store and asked to be directed to the
Franklin school house. Mr. Gehebe
pointed in the direction and told him
to go that. way. The gentleman stated
that it was all right to point but he
was totally blind and could not. see in
which way he was directing him.
small girl happened along and M1‘.Ge-
hebe told her to lead the gentleman to
the school. ‘
wk pounds of No. l Smelt. 2513.: Blue,
Fish. 1211. "1., at Hayes.’
The residents of what is known 118
Elm Grove street are signing 11 peti—,
tion to be presented to the Council.
requesting them to leave the name of'
that thoroughfare. at least fr West
street west to city line. as Elm
Grove street; andnot change it to
Hound View pvénné as announced a
1‘1: w weeks ago. .Zl‘bere are some people
on the street who: believe the select—
men have no authority to change the
name. of streets within the limits of
.the cities without the approval of the
‘ city officials.
~ATTENTION LADIES.
S S. 'I‘illotson will have a line dis
who 1
has been scriouslv ill at his home for
the. past week, is improving and hopes‘ 1111111 11
Many members will be Smith & Co.
Directly after Easter the lord] Sniva~
tion Army will hold 11 week or self de-
{niul ior'home extension and foreign
{missions ,
——-Wr1rzbur‘uor Book In 11w Botkwurst
r and Super Kraut at. Kasper Zoellin-
ger s all day tomorrow.
A I.. Scarles. of Norwaik and Con-
.last. night with Rev George I‘lraker.
in Stamford
Mr. and .Mrs. William Tavlor Burr
etuined to their home in North
Wilton. after Spending the. winter with
their daughter.
MM] the novelties in Velllngs, from
rlc and Lace Gloves 25c 111. M S
George Ger‘rlsh has leased a bouiw
last Nor walk and will move his house-
hold affects in a few days.
large Wild duck is on exhibition in
Stanley Mills shot it, on
‘Bur‘chard'a pond last night.
TSpinach. Kale. Lettuce. 1i) Wat St.
llor-znzo Dibble wants your trade.
and if you will read his 1111 in today's
issue you will certainly be tempted to
leave an order wrrh him to fill.
See. the big ad. oi” the Boston Store
in today 11 issue. It tells all about. the
Foster opening, of spring tailored suits
for ladies and misses. besides many
other interesting things.
~—S. 1 Mills will show you the. new.
est designs in Onyx Hosiery They
are lovely. See the new veilings.
'lhe ladies in the employ of the. (iro—
t‘ut & Knapp but. n11m11l‘11ctory. have
purchased 11 very handsome bedroom
suit from A.
and will donate it to the Hat Makers‘
fair.
Guests yesterday at. the, Hotel Nor
walk were F. Leonard. .Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Trcndwell. F. Comstock. Miss
Jessie Barnes. Miss Isabella Clark
city: F. F. Starr. Mlddletown: (‘1. H1111-
ter. Bridgeport; G. W. Voetsch. New
York; Joseph Binns. Brooklyn; .l. P.
Brennan.
~“The Stowaway."
iuee. ‘
The Connecticut Railway and Liuht-
lug Company has filed with the Rail-
road Commissioners an appeal from
the decision of the mayor and older.
men of Ansonia in regard to the lay—
out of trucks in that city. The corn-
pany‘s plan. was approved by the city
authorities. but with conditions an.
nexcd which ‘the company considers
it udesirablc. ‘
—~Lobsters 1111-. iii Water street.
Captain Richmou P. Hobsou,’ Who
will arrive in South Norwalk this 1111
(drama, is to be entertained at the
residence of Commander and Mrs. H.
H. Barroll in Elm street. (‘ommnu
tier Barroll was 111 command of the dis-
patch boat Dolphin at Santiago and
‘saw Captain Hobsou and his bravo
companions enter the harbor and sink
the Morrimac, thus bottling up the
a Spanish fleet.
~Fresh Mackerel, We can.
ilawttm & 011.
Mrs. Louisa McMahon. who has been
spending the winter in . .oridu arrived
at the home of her son Secretary Nor-
ris of the Y M. C. A. yesterday hav
tomorrow mat-
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.l. Collins & Company .‘
THE
MAN
,1 always receives attention, especially if he’s Lwell attired.
Clothes do make the man—at least help to make him—and
l we furnish just the clothes to secure the attention of a?
. prospective customer or employer. Don't make a mistake; ;
i don't neglect your apparel. especially when it costs so little 1
. here. Business Suits,1$6. 00 to $15.00; Frock Suits, $18. 00 to
l $25. 00; Evening Clothes, $23 to $40. 00: Tuxedo Coats, $23 to 1
' $35 00- til '
camstaa ; 3,105,;
Nor-walk Store: South Norv‘valk Store: f
1
3111.111.- Cups
Our Mixed
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l8c ‘lb.
71: lb.
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L The. South Nol‘wulk Huymukors wll
hold an important meeting. this even
lug.
Willis ll. Selle-ck. the Norwulk cloth
trip.
of Seymour has filed a certificate 0
lncorpor ution
l ieutenunt Governor hidwlu O. Keel
New lork city.
The Public Market has some sugges
tions for _v1111rSun1la_1 dinner in to
day" 11 issue ..that will interest you.
The latest. Spring Derbles 0‘ Brlel
gror- er .1 bruilnr 11-1-1.
Bill’s
See what the ad.
walk
night
‘ongregutional Church.
can satisfy you.
Masonic Building. 14 South Main 8!.
Telephone Cali 32-2: South Norwalk Store.
ll
Trolleys pass the door.
PRAYER BOOKS, HYMNALS AND BlBLES
49 Wall street.
lugs and absolutelv Permanent
All work 15 finished wrth especral care and iLully guaranteed
This grain business in forging ahead day after 1luy~~
. gaining siteurlllymsuroiy-nlong the lines laid down for
its 1111\‘121‘i11111111t.~—t111,- best grain, the best service.
WeLwant the opportunity to show you the advantages of
trading here. Our grain is very cheap at the price. and
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the price is no higher than the, poor grain price.
. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL r , HA ran
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PLATINUM
nving all the merit of Steel Engrnv
AR'l ISTS.’ PROOF
of warmer tone with a rich velvety
surface. The very’iperfectwn of Artie
tic Portraiture.
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO"
53 WALL ST.. NQRWALN
EASTER
CARDS BOOKETS AND NDVELTlESL
also
wm P. Beers
BOOKSELLER. STATlONER, ENGRAVER. , 1 1, ‘ 1
Norwalk,L Conn.
1 lug come up from Jacksonville on the
steamer Iroquois. It was said to have.
been thoroughest voyage the steamer
ever experienced and she arrived tif—
teeu hours late in New York city. Mrs.
1 McMahon will return to her home at
Fostoria, 0.. about the first of April.
—-Harcourt Co. tomorrow matinee.
"The Stowaway" evening "The This
lot Life” 1
i David H. Miller. Jr. of South Nor-
walk.w1ts in town. on Saturday.——T
M Stocking visited friends in Nor
walk on Sunday -The funeral of the
late Patrick Malonev was held from
1the Church of the Sacred Heart on
Thursday last. Rev. Father Shorteli
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said the mass and the interment was
in St Marys cemetery. Norwalk Mr
Maloney was one of the oldest resi-
dents of Wilton and hadJnany friends.
play of Easter Hats beginning March.‘ ~Georgetown correspondent Ridge- ‘
, 30th. 86 Washington street field Press, 1 ‘
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‘We can show you any.“ ad tromthe‘, L
sweet Corn 0011 to th
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1Dlpioma Atlanta Georgia. 1895 Got-
‘HAVEL YOU TRlLLED
Highest Awardi—Silvcr Medal and
tonfit tea and International Euhlbh
mommoommm Humor 111: lb.
2 STEAK 1:01) 1011. 111
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BRIDGE
-Fl SH ‘ 1 , Price 101-. 111113101111 the best
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WEST END
WASHINGTON‘ STREET BRILDGE
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FRESH HERRING,
LARGE FLAT 3 1113., 251':
110.1 SMELT. L 4 lbs... 250
PIKE. PICKEREL. CARP, SHAD.
‘ BLUE AND EELS
5‘ 1118.. 25c
1 This rs the season iwhen Patent Medi-
clue is heavily advertised. but your Physi-
. cum warren you that Spinach 15 the
} greatest natural blood purifier. , Health
5 Brand isthe best In that it lcannediresb
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l itcarl Company's store in Bridgeport.
and if you have never attended one of
' they pore fined $5 and costs.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
‘ Raymond and Everett Strutton
, r-Justke mgfirom L6 to 8.
his 11d.
-w.‘1'll1.puill.nr.1l 601-...11tlia1‘es'
(‘ockenoo Haylott will hold a most-
the tribe and cantor tuc l-iuymakers
degree.
Hull. Sunday afternoon.
sired that all members he pr.eseut
Next week is fair week at the i"), M.
these affairs. it will pay you to do so.
hing at the home of Miss Dorothy Mor-
rcll, in least 11111111111
ing will be announced later,
bed room suits hold first place.
url
~—-lrnported Potatoes 251‘ pk.
Lawton & C11
The case of William Neal and lose-
yhinc Ilr‘iehrnnnu. charged with foxni~
cation.1‘ame up in the, South Norwulk
side of the town court yesterday. and
paid.
'l‘ornorrou is the day that the South
Norwulk Trust. (111111111111! invites the
public to call and inspect their hand-
some new 11111111111111. Washington
street. You will not regret it, if vou
take a look around.
Thomas O‘Brien will go into the our
ploy of ex- Muyor C. I. Glover at the
latter 1.1 grocery store. Monday as
clerk to succeed .i F. Bryant 11hr) will
resign to take the position of shipping
clerk with the American Typewriter
Company of Bridgeport. Mr. 0' Brien
is a former clerk at Mr. Glover 11 store.
~Y1111ht and Golf Caps O Brien
Mrs. John Koehler.
husband 1onrlucts a
restaurant in
South Norwalk Quartette Club
will be an interesting time. as an enter-
tainment of merit has been prepared
and a sumptuous repast. will be served
Muss Hazel Struttan. of 31 Ann street.
celebrated her third birthday anniver-
Sill'y Wednesday Those present were:
Misses Mattie (.1111'. Hazel Casey.
Gladys Casey. Jenny Lee. Nettie Lee.
Ethel and Anna Toothlll. Veronica
Stnbe Katie McGulness. Inez Strntton.
Madeline Campbell Hazel Straiton
Masters. Hary 'l‘oothill. John Toothill.
George Gray.H H‘nrold Casey. Le Grand
«Choice large Celery. or root; Spiri-
aeh. 2.1a pk.: Kale. 201: pk.. at Hayes'.
There was a lively light in Railroad
avenue 1esterday in front of Rolls
Black's barber shop. Aicolmvad and
white man met and without hardly ex-‘
changing a word. the colored man
pulled off his top and under route. The
white rpan buttoned up his overcoat
and went at it. A fierce fistic battle
ensued for several minutes when the
colored man got the white one down
and was pumeiiing him in great shape
Mr. Black then interfered. rising his
cane to good eifect. Each arose and
without saying a word went in opposite
directions. Mr. Black had never seen
the men before.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
banking 11.1.1... Saturday.
Omfiom9t0121t03
' 110111110"th 161:... News.
ier is in New York loony. on 11 business
The little River Manufacturing Co.
111‘. of N11r',11ulk is spending the day in ,
lt..l11seloi.'1-rlry & Company have for
thirteen years conducted 11 successful
Frank A. F‘errls delivered 11 lecture
to the young people of the South Norm
last
if you want to get. the hr at groceries .
in South Norwalk Charles F.Se1monr
See what. is said in
i111; this evening after the meeting of
There will be an important meeting ‘
. of the local Bartenders' Union. in Elks , ,
It. is Is (le- "
11111121. 1 Society of 0111111 1: 1111111111
East N01 walk held 11 meeting inst ove~
Tire next meet 1
A. ..l Lollins & Company are showing L
11 line line of furniture in great variety -
for 111111 y room in the house and invite , :
your inspedion of same ’l“l1e.i1 line of 1 -
Soc ‘
r‘. p. ‘L .
'i‘hey , ,
who. with her .
North Main street will relehrate her
birthday anniversary this evening. by 1‘.
lnyiting sevelal of her friends to the ‘
restuilrmnnt besides the members of the ‘
There '
cordially ignites, 111.111.1111. to ’
inspect its new habits and
his residence in Tolland'. aged littymix.
county commlsaio '1-
ills wt
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I .
Stores,
Are
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The latest fashion kinks in
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will be round in our stock. and at every price.
You may be sur
Our , Spring" Hats
,Are duplicates of the fashionable high-priced hatters’ blocks.
Willis H. tilled.
48 and 50 Wall Street.
NORWALk. g
POTATOES. it is true that we. like Buckwheat weather is not .
more everybody, have had some poor Remember, 3 lb. Packaée prepared L
Potatoes of late. We are glad to say cents. Also look to whi‘gh J
that now we have a new lot, right in‘ JAMS. Call attention ‘to it
every way. aize,‘ cooking quality and Leaf Jams, Quince, Stra ,
price, 30 cents peck. Raspberry. Plum etc, and .1
BRUSHES, ETC. 1 Cleaning time Jar. .
wiil‘soonbe here and we are provided On Satur’day we Lshall huv ‘
with a new attack of Brushes Scrub nach Turnips, Cabbage, Swee
Stove and Slide. Nice goods that we toes, Nice Apples. L
can sell at low prices. Remember u: Fresh Eggs, 22 cents Do:
when in‘ want. Business Solicited‘
a pair of glasses will 1.110.111 if your vision is any Lw‘ay 11.11.1111 .L
Headache. Eyeache blurring of the pr,int are. some 0
Scientific examination tree. and Proper Glasses P1“ , . . L
ed is what we guarantee. ’ ' ’
58 WALL STREET,L
JLUDGE LHOLLLMAN DlED TODAYL
1..RO(L‘KVILI..Il)3 Cbhh March 2i-——Af~ _
tre a sickness of pneumonia which last-
ed several weeks, William D. Holman.
judge of probate. died this morning. at
He was one of the prominent citizens-
of the county, being treasurer of the
Connecticut Agricultural college. pres-
ident oi! the Tollaud County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, and e. direc;
tor of the Tallond Savings Bank and 7
the 91111111111 Agricultural Society. He
represented the town of Tulland in the
general assembly in 1 » 1
Missouri and Germim‘i ,
consolidated company wl .
as the Colonial True
H. Sampson is‘th
Norwalk Chronicler