our. JAN. :3." ring.
m . LANE’S a:
Phone 39-5
I.»
, in Hill inn
cumin
Arc Delicious.
Tali: some. home with you.
_._——- .
51 Washington Street.
W Local an lites.
Mrs. William 1“. Whitlock. of Union
avenue, is ill of pneumonia.
‘ Nelford J. Platner. proprietor of the
‘Cllfford Pharmacy, has taken rooms at
the Clifford Hotel.
The installation’ of Bishop McMahon
Council, C. 11. L. officers, will take
place at tonight's meeting.
Blacksmiths wcro at a premium in
Norwalk yesterday. Fourteen. horses
were counted, in one shop. whoae pro-
prietor was‘ ill. and all of the work
had to pémdouo by his assistant.
e price of pork has advanced two
"" cents since Saturday. This will be un-
welcome news to a large class of peo-
ple who subsist largely on this kind of
meat during the extreme weather.
llsv. Alexander Hamilton officiated
at the 7:30 a. in. service, at St. l'aul‘s
l‘hurch. Sunday; at 10:30 service. at
(‘hrist Church. Westport, and at the
7:3 service at Grace Church, Norwulk.
Louise Lodge. Daughters of Her—
mann. will meet tomorrow evening. at
the home of Mrs. Malina. North Main
street. to make further arrangements
for the session of the grand lodge here
January 28.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Rockwell; of Ridgeflcld. will be pained
to learn of her serious illness in that
place. of typhoid fever. Several train-
ed nurses arepln attendance, and her
condition is alarming. if not critical.
A stated consecration of Washing-
ton Chapter, No. 24, R. A. M., will be
held. Wednesday evening. January M,
at 7:30. Prompt attendance request-
ed. for work or lhstrnction. Members
of Sister Chapters fraternally welt-om.
ed.
—The. Supreme Court 10c Cigar.
'l‘he Norwnlk Historical and Momma
iai Library Association will offer an
unusual treat to the Norwalk public.
on January 27th.- it is. to be a lecture
on a topic of civic interest. by Dr. .1.
11. Canileld. librarian or Columbia uni-
versity.
J. Stanley St. John, of the Clifford
Pharmacy. has evolved a very excellent
representation of a monkey, which is
now on exhibition in the win‘rriw of
the pharmacy. The. animal is ads up
of spongt 5, anti is ueatly'nnd skillfully
put together.
St. Joseph‘s '1‘. A. ll. 8: 1.. Society.
.... will hold its annual meeting. this even-
ing, at 8 o'clock, in the society’s rooms
in South Main’ street. Every member
is requested to be present. as besides
. the election there will be considerable
important businrss.
Miss Elizabeth 1. Tolles. Mrs. John
H. Light, Miss Anna E. Baldwin and
Principal William C. Foote went to
New York, Saturday. and attended a
German opera. in the afternoon. and
Mansfield‘s presentation of "Julius
Caesar" in the evening.
The annual report of St. Mary's par
1‘sh, New Britain, was read Sunday by
the pastor. the Rev. John '1‘. Winters.
and it. is the most encouraging one ev-
er made there. ‘ Father Winters assum.
ed charge of the parish on April 1 and
his report therefore covered but nine
months. The report was the subject
of much favorable comment through—
out the parish.
Exicouncilman Lewis’J. Reynolds
of Norwalk. and son, Jay Reynolds
thought they would take a. trip to
Brewster-s. N. Y.. yesterday. and have
some fun fishing through the ice. They
had invited Henry D. Cornell to go
‘ with them and started, with horse and
carriage, to'meet him. Wmle goin0
down what is known as Captain
Lamb‘s hill in Main street. the horse
slipped and fell. taking. w..h him the
shafts, one of which was broken off
short. They abandoned the trip,
Fresh eggs are at a premium. The
hens are refusing to lay during the
cold weather. Case‘eggs are selling
and are being made to answer for
fresh eggs. A few sma‘l dealers have
none but once eggs in their stores.
Eggs fresh from the form are so ling
for 415 cents a dozen at the leadln;
stores. and in some gases the dealers
are paying 40 cents at wholesale for
them. One store was found where the
eggs were being sold at 40 cents per
down. but the prev-ailing price is 45
. cents. A varied assortment of eggs
picked up around the country are solb
ing‘ for 35 cents per donenwhilmtho
common case eggs from the West are
bringing 26 cents per dosed.
. The Highestnrade
, . of Gig rs. ‘
, We can buy we carry. it stock. 1%
audit want anything e_ . it pays til
. topiyugoddprlce for) “man:
» 15 auditor: brands are the beauty» the,
market ultordo‘ ' '
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Home
your experience.
whoa-t- twitch
from the most »
9.11:“ F m
matchm-
tin-JV.
unaware «Mon,
THE “ soon—1 N O'vaAL
A. .1. Collins is spa-riding the day in
New York on business.
Butler Chapter. Royal Arch MRIOIII.
will meet this evening.
Mrs. Joseph l’urcells. of South Non
walk. in on the 141(‘11 list. ‘
The South Norwalk Qliartotte Club
will rehearse this evening. .
Samuel Huiues. one of Raymond
Brothers' drivers, is ill at his home in
Water street. ’
William Elana. clerk in Comstock
Brothers'. took a day oil yesterday.
and Howard Maker took his pluccvnt
the store.
James Wixted returned this morning
to his home in licthol. after having
been the guest or Miss Agnes ltutch-
ford. of South Main street, the past
few days. '
Charles R. Baker. advertising mann-
ger of The Sentinel, will talk to Mer-
rill Business College students. in Stnrn-
ford. tomorrow afternoon, and the sub-
ject, Advertising.
Representatiw Jeremiah Donovan. of
South- Norwalk. is in Hartford. today.
attending the stssion of the General
Assembly. Mr. Donovan is a promi-
nent candidate. for county auditor.
George Hodge, of (image. N. Y., and
Lyle Hamilton.~ot Ghent, N. Y., arriv—
ed this afternoon. to spend a few days
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1’.
Addison. of Ward street, Norwalk.
The regular til-monthly meeting of
the Hat 'l‘rlmmcrs' Association will be
held this evening. at 8 o'clock. in t}. A.
R. Hall, South Main street. At this
meeting further arrangements will be
made for the fair to begin January 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Magner arc
the proud and happy parents of a
bouncing baby boy. which arrived last
ll‘ridny. The popular newsdcalcr is rc-
cciving no end of congratulations and
his frlmds are. smoking the bcst kind
of fragrant llavuuzis.
Ncwsdealcr Thomas J. Mngncr is
moving part of thc fixtures from his
.
. n-
Clothing, at extremely low
January 91b. for a hint of
in. '
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
prcscnt store to his new Sltll'i“. tho ncxt
mirth. today. The removal will proba-
bly be cmnplcicd by the end of the
week, when he will be in full posses-
sion of his new anti much more ('0111-
modious quarters. .
The members of the Y. M. 0. A. bus-
ketball team are looking anxiously for.
ward to next Monday evening, when
they again tackle inc Montanks. at. the
armory. They will take. the Y. M. 1‘.
A. orchestra along. to bring them good
lllt'K. and are conflv‘lcnt of winning the
game by a good scorc.
wlicfore 8 a. m. and after 9. p. in.
drop your laundry in box ontsidc Hin-
gor Machine t‘o.. iii) Washington St.._
for the 01d Wall Laundry.
.Diatrlcl, Deputy Howard 11. ilmlfrey
will come to Smith Norwalk. this cvcn-
ing. and install the officers of lint-us
tiaymakcrs‘ Association. in lied Mtn's
Hall. After the installation a rcgular
meeting of the iiuyloft will be held and
'lrrangcmcnts completed for th:- btirn
1131100., li‘rlduy evening. .
l’iitnatu Hosc Company held its run-
nlnr incetiug. last evening at the
Franklin strict quarters. but nothing
outside of the regular business camc
‘11) for consideration. The committee
on the. ball had not had time to gel in
'1" the returns. and consequently will
have to report at the next meeting.
The ranks of the. insurance agents
were increased last night. by the ill'l‘l»
val of a ten pound baby boy. to Mr.
and Mrs. James J. Brown, of Osborn
avenue. Inst Noi'walk. Mr. lirown i.-
-lolng the right. thing by the boys 10-.
day. and his insurance friends may bc
seen pulling fragrant. cigars while at
their work.
Street (iomrniusfoncr 11. .1. (‘ulbill has
on exhibition at his Bridge Fish Mar-
'(Ct several specimens of red sunppcrs
or blucilsh. whlcu he received in a
shipment this morning. The fish are
a peculiar, yet bright. red color. and
are very rare in this section. 'l‘ht‘y
thrive in warmerWlimatcs, and those
he has on exhibition were caught in
the south.
Lady Prrlnte Mrs. Fanny .1. Joyce
Win go in Norwalk tomorrow evening.
and install the officers of Lady Wash-
ington Lodge, Shepherds of Bethle-
hem. The ceremony will take place in
Sons of St. George. Hall, Main street.
A delegation from Lady Jennings
Lodge. of South Norwalk, will be. pres-
ent. and it is expected,there will he.
visitors from the. Westport and Bridgen
pm . lodges. ‘
The sale of the (Minn-Goodwin stocks
continues at the Goodwin store. in
North Main street. and the goods are
being rapidly disposed of at astonish~
ingly low prices. All yesterday after-
noon and evening. the clerks were kept
busy every moment. As soon as one
batch of customers had bt‘n let out an-
other was allowed to enter. Many
women and children waited nearly all
the afternoon in the biting cold out-
side the store for a chance at the bar-
gains. .
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“lifoKInloy Marlo,
Complete 1 In. In.
10 «on Copy. -
SKATES
at
‘ Reduced Prion
Clitman’slltaai Stud.
annulus uni
RIGHT. ~. .
1 Jack). Caro;
OUR GREAT GUARANT Y1 SATISFACTION 0R HONEY‘BACK.
OUR GREAT 1
Red Tag Sale:
Is Under Way..
This isa wonderful opportunity to buy Reliible
seems to have come to stav.‘
Refer to our circular and page advertisement of
Cams took Bras.
L “to .
1".
l5"
VI
prices. just when cold weather
the prices——Betier still come
NORWALK.
1 Tel. Call 4-4-4.
(
\
T0 Have BEEN Pinsr
TO BECOME
We got the combination
value, quality and price.
basis of Intrinsic merit.
orable mclhods on which
/—»\-_/_V.V_\' . /.W a “.W F'\
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FIRST PROVES MERIT.
A dollar In worth just what it will bring. if you were
starving on a raft in mid-ocean and had a barrel of dollars
they would do you no good. 1 candidly believe that there
is no place in town where a dollar brings you more real
value than at my granary
"'8 my ambition to transact business with you on the
Those are the honest and hon-
Buy Oats That's Cloan.‘
PROVES ONLY ANTIQUITY:
. 1 rotor to qualities and values.
that's roqulrcd to giv'e good-
we have. built the business.
1 .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
49 WALL STREET.
The relief by proper adjustment
drugs. Refractionists do not protent
or proportion are due to this source.
18 110W
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS.
BEA U TIF UL
Jan k-on's studio.
, l
. l
’1
arms AND can
. 1903.
William P.-Becrs.
Bookseller Stationor. Engravar.
M '3'":vzmsma’nzmcuis; "
should prompt one to relieve all possible
i that all headaches are due to eyostrnln.
but the increasing number relieved from year to
AjACdeN’sS‘onio
-—-HIGH GRADE
Our PLATINUM PORTRAITS are the best piloducuons of the Art.
9
NORWALK. CONN.
#1:
of glasses of many cases of headache.
eye-strain before resorting to
your indicates that the larg-
1 can refer you to many cases of long-
/
standing headaches and dizziness cured by my glasses.
HOMER B. HOYT.
producing
WA HER-COLORS. .
CHOICE INDIA CRA YONS.
WORK ONLY.—-—' -
:53 Wall St" Norwalk.
4—
’wllealth by Good Living
The new suga'r pads are better than
even: the only drawback to the scar-
city. Prudent housewives will lay in
their winter's supply. Besides. they
come cheaper by the case. At nil the
Health Brahd stores. Don't forget the
label, and watch for the new consign-
ment of Libmy noon. ‘
Commences saturday, January
nttnre under one roof in the Twin
of people have been
gains. *
, on... smug.
' Mark Down January Sale.
$19.50 coo HEB AT
012.00 coo Hi8 AT
mm continua M”
$15.00 announce” AT
true OAK oneness: AT
V‘ A.,.i. comm 60..
life it Nona M n.
3.
10th, 1903. with the largest stock at Foo
Cities. Not one article to his rationed.
svnnv'mmo cons. an the goods um arrived too late for the holidays,
many of them yet unpacked, go into this sale at reduced prices. .Hundreds
waiting for this sale. Early corners get the but bar-
sim new no: ”312.00 -
um um altos-AT. $3.3: "
cassion at other points. Erie. St. Paul.
. can Smclting a point or more.
. People's Gas. 104%
. Not-walk, was removed to the Norwalk
r, well: Fife and Drum Corps. has again
. “Md. ‘\ ‘
I an 1. Vanity, ‘2
AM: 0‘8
FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
aria Zinc.
80 South Main Strut.
touch Norm-lit. Benn.
Telephone 181-8.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—leh-
or prices for Americans in London“
were a.factor in lifting some stocks
here at the opening but there were ro
Wabash and Canadian Pacific rose a
large fraction and Rubber Goods a
point. Reading and the Unltechtatos
Steel stocks were heavy and Sheffield
Steel lost 1%.
WALL STREET. 11 n. m.-—-The
strength of St. Paul and of the Eries
and support for Reading had a reassur-
ing effect upon sentiment, and the
market hardened. but in a listless fash-
ion. The Erles rose 1 to 1%, Reading
a point. and New York Central. On-
tario and Western. Western Union and
Corn Products a point or more. Rock
Island tiid not respond. and later ran
oil a point. weakening the whole mar-
ket. Reading full back to the lowest.
and St. Paul droppr-d below 180. Col-
orado Fuel lost 2 and Hocking Valley,
Rubber floods preferred, and Ameri-
The
market became dull at the reaction.
WALL S'l‘ltldhl'i‘. 1 p. m.-Prices
went a fraction lower than before. dur-
ing the noon hour. The. selling was
light. but it met little demand. Rook
island lost. 1%. and Southern Pacific
and lilitiois Central 1%. The. market
showed little. rally power.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmldt. commission brokers,
Swurta & Corbett's block, South Nor-
walk:
1:311
63%
39%
26‘};
297;.
«15
1321/.
96%
83%
99%
low.
till
49%
23
1797.3.
76
218
17::
40%
70M;
”8%
127 1/;
153%
141%
261A
19%
Low
(33%
39%
261/4
29%
442;.
131%
96%
87%
9513’;
It”
till
my;
28
179 ‘1‘:
76
218
172
40%
70%
148
127V.
152%
Open lllrh
Amol. Copper, 114 (it 1/.
Am. (‘. ll: F.. 1193;; 3914,,-
Am. (1. Twn.. 2M; 26%
Amer. Loco. 2M; 30
Am. Smelt, 451x; cw.
Am. Sugar. 13214, 1323’.
Anaconda, 961,9 (Milt;
A. T. & s. Fe, say. son”.
All‘. to. SF. p. 100% 1001,;
Bali: & Ohio, 11121.1, "21
iiklyu. ii. '1‘.. 6:114. tiling.
Chou. & Ohio. 497;. 51in
Chi, (11.. West, 231%; 287.5.
1‘. M. dz St. P. 180% ltilll.
(‘01. F. & 1.. 791,5 791,5
Consul. Gas, 211% 218
Del. at 11nd,, 172% 1721!.
Eric, 40% 41V;
Erie. 1st pfd. 701.4 71%
111. Central. 149% 1497i.
Lou. & Nash..128 128%
Manhattan. 152% 151
Mot, St. Ry.. 112’ 142
Mex, Central. 26% 2614
Max. N't ths., 19% 19%
111.] K. & 'I‘.. 28% 28%
MR. it: '1‘. bid. 61% (MM
Mo. Pacific, 110% 111%
National Land. 271/. 27%
N. Y. Central, 1545!. 15.1%
Norf. & West, 74 74
Ont. & West, 3235!. 337i.
Metric Mail. my on
Penn. R. R.. 151‘» 156%
Reading. 61% 621.1,,
Read. lat pfd.. 86 86
104%
64%
20%
51,3}.
83%
25
6714
new,
94%
62 62
111% 41%
1037.4. 102%
93% '93“
12% 12%
89 89
18% 18
37% 37%
8874; 88%
30% 30%
45% 45
921.5 92
427% 26%
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Hannah Selleck, who has been
undoruoing treatment at the hospital.
was discharged today.» -
Mr. Fitch. who has been living with
his daughter. Mrs. Hubert Taylor, in
Georgetown. but formerly lived in
Press. 3., Ctir, 64%
Repub. Steel, 201.11
Rock island. 5114.
Rock Island pf. 83%
Rubber Goods; 24%
Son. Pacific. 6622
Some Ry.‘Co., .35
Son. Ry: pfd.. 947/5;
Tenn. 0. d: 1.. 82,
Texas Pacific, 41%
linion Pacific 103%
Un. Poo. pfd.. 93%
U. 8. Leather. 12%
U. S, Lea. pfd. 89
U. S. Rubber, 18%
U. 8. Steel, 37%
U. 8. Steel pfd. 88%
Wabash. 301,5
Wabash. pfd.. 45%
Wést. Un. Tel., 92
Wiscon Cent. 21%
36%
94%
92%
26%
Hospital today for treatment.
Charles S. Beecher. the popular- pren-
idoot and manager attire South Nor-
come to the fore in thodmulicnl line,
this time. as to composer. His latest
production is a song entitled “There
Ain't No Use Hansin’ Around." which
Mr. Beecher has kindly consented to
sing one night of the hnttcr'n fair.
Great preparations crowing made
for'the anniversary of St. Joseph’s '1‘.
A. 13.; n Societies. to 6. held Friday
evening. in Millie ,Hall.‘ and tad, oom-
mittee'in charge to sparing no pains to
make the p attractive and in-
teresting. The Amphlon; Four will be
heard in several selections and Svec.
Oren and Enwrlflit. the well known
Silent and dance artists. of Stamford.
i take put. in addition oonaidera-
hle local talent will appear, and a very
pleasant. evening is promised all who
7'
my one lflPitOVlfl warm
m; “unanimity cotton
JANUARYiiAVK
Clearance so, a
Purging the policy which has made thin store famous, “Nomad...“ V
this part of the country, we are clearing off all of this lea-en's stock If
that with at. beginning of another no and wmm you will find not»; - 5 -
ing but right fresh goods from which tomnko your selection. In order .
to accomplioh this surely we have made prices on III that we have on
hand no low that they must appeal strongly to the thrifty and critical
people of thlo vicinity. ~ ‘
Remember that the» goods are all of this season’s make and have.
the right style. ‘
Youtho' Suite and Overcoato, ware 00.00 to 012.00: ulllrig new for
$3.69, $4.00, $4.30, .520, woo, 33.40, «.80. woo. 7‘
Men's Suits and Overcoate, were 88.50 «1023.00: telling how for .
04.811.00.00, 00.80, 08.00, 09.60, 011.20, 012.00, 013.20, 014.40. 010.00. t V
IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. "
Suite and Ova-coats, prices range 01.80, 02.00, 82.00, 02.00. 00.20, 1
$3.60. $4.00. $4.80. - " ,‘
Tho-e Suits and Overcoat: ooldvformorly from 02.0010 31.50. "‘3. 37‘
We are selling Toqueo and Tom- that were 480 form 00035;” ‘
glrlo or boys.
25c, 39c and 48c Underwear, to close, at 19c. 1.1;!" -
rVain i Price, was H. til i
93 Washington Street, 48 and ‘30 Wall street
50. NORWALK. I
NOR-WALK} 7. .
Going Like Smok
What? Eggs of course; Willi? 36.9%..
then are good. 98 in a hundred. aindi..-
customers cannot lose anulhing because.
give good for poor. 250 dozen. .
King apples for uour dinina table. .0
sideboard. Extra fine red apples. "50o pk
meet? Dim?
i
. .
Lin.“
-. 'n,
,.
..
we
AFTER .THE-HURR y
and worry of Xmas. perhaps you will have time to attend to the need!
of your eyes. [)0 not keep on straining them when perfect relief can
be so easily secured—mud at such a moderate cost. . ..
No charge for examination.
1-. rum
Open every evening In December.
0. B. JACKSON,
.RADUATI OPVIOIAI
58 WALL STREET. '
r.
minimum? a
l' I .' Ll TEST DESIGNS.
The latest designs in JeWelery are always to be found here Mi
Whist Prizes we have a very complete line of Novel Silver Merino ‘
1- . H. s. Rood. 555;";th
The.‘ Bridge li-‘ish‘ Mark
FRESH ARRIVAL
. of ‘
ALL KINDS or;- FISH,
TUESDAY nonmno.
LONG ISLAND oversee, 23c quart
EXTRA DRY ESCALLOPS, 40c quart.
R. J. CUTBILL.
Wat. Estimating!“ Strut” Bridge.
Tel. 13. .
w. our“... to... ”his... .
Aces of 17. and 25. lo ‘
, ‘ Themyl’osltions. .
- We havejust completed amrigenients can
road to take affine pupils who militate from
dammit» ‘ . ' ’ =
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