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Local News llcles.
The Business Directory will he found
on Page 7 today.
Wh‘i'iian ””EAE
For NirrWaIk and vic ity: fair to-
night and Thursday Ider tonight.
The storm which was central in Terms
yesterday morning has moved rapidly
northeastward and Is now central over
Lake Erie. The front edge Ieaches as
far east as Portland. Me. It has pro-
duced rain in the central and eastern
sections. The central part of the storm
will pass north of this vicinity during
the afternoon and be followed by clear-
lag and colder weather tonight.
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The Public Market is being thor-
oughly renovated. L. H. Decker Is do-
ing the work.
L. H. Decker has just completed the
painting of one of the Woodward hous-
es iii-Woodward avenue.
The iron steamer Manhattan is In
the harbor with a load of pig iron for
the Norwalk Iron Works.
The sloop C. L. Risley has discharg-
ed her cargo of oysters. and has re-
turned for another load of the bivalves.
The South Norwalk Board of Relief
will meet this evening. from 7:30 to 9.
at the Council chamber, In Havtlsnd
street. . ..
Putnam Hose Company will hold Its
regular monthly meeting next Monday
evening in the hose house in Franklin
street. .
Fred J. Force, of Crescent Terrace,
has secured a position in the curling
department of the Crofut & Knapp
factory.
Mia’s Theron Olga Nethersoie Shep-
ard will entertain a party of friends
next Tuesday evening at her home on
Crown avenue.
Msi‘ A. Belmont-I, of South Norwalk,
and Mrs. Jackson, of Hartford left to-
day her Joins Beach. Florido, for a
ten weeksi stay. . _ .
The ‘reghlir weekly exposition of the
Sunday school lesson will be given this
evening, at 8 o'.ciock by the pastor, in
the First Methodist Church.
Dr H 1! save: attended the annual
meeting of the Connecticut Veterinary
Association.“ hold at the Hotel Hart-
ford, in Hartford yesmrday. ~ .
Captain 'Anderson 1has recovered
from his attack of typhoid fever, And
has assumed commend of the Commano
der. going oat'ynstonday for the first.
The WestporteriHerald of yesteI day
printed the following account of the
(“chested the “utmost Musical socie-
ty. in which a number of Norwaik ar-
tists assisted .‘
. The [lidu‘st at Stivings and Loan As-
sedation”, of air, York. is doing an ex-
cellent- business in The Norwaiks. The
local agept reports that deposits are
coinilig iii every day » .
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Probate Assembly for the choice of
officers. appointing of committees. etc.
wilirisaxhaid. at Museum. Wednesday.
Moons ii. at 1am iii m.
'f. l\
. II.I£
Bers'l'h Cm iii
.mp2? ”mini-I
mpti lnlrstatagss,
ItCnrc&COIdz,Oon
on hoopng
Azania eurof g':
andasursrel
bill Mus)”
Int dasa Sold by aslsrs ”everywhere.
led.
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Trousers... .:
MadelimOrdcr,
$3. 50
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Old Post 0a.. "Didi. Norwalk.
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Capt. Duomssl is advertising on to
day Road the advertisement.
The Pshuu' Union will most this
evening In Iiilka' Hall. South Main
street.
The Psintsrs' Union will Inset this
evening «in rilliks’ hall, South Iain
street
III-a.- Q'HOIIT'! Howard.-of Woodward
avenue, is entertaining her sister from
Stcntoaton.
Kiss Annie Utisy, of Clay street, has
resumed her duties in Bturtevant‘s af-
ter s short Illness
Mrs. H. L. Manviile, of New Re
chelle. Is tho-guest of her son. Edward
B. ‘Ii'snvilis; of Low street. .
The D. M. Road Company is advertis-
ing a sale of black dress goods, rem-
nants and several other specials. Read
the advertisement.
The basketball team of the South
Norwallr High School willigo to Stam-
ford Friday evening and play its first
game with a team of that place.
The Central Labor Union will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening. when its
committee on the investigation of the
team drivers strike will report.
Frederick Byxbce~ clerk at the store
of J. Morris Benedict, in Wall street.
is confined to his home in Unionville
by Illness and is threatened with the
crib :
Miss Margaret Locke. of West Wash-
Ington street. who is employed in the
Roth & Goldschmidt corset shop, who
has been III with the grip, Is able to
be out.
The rummage sale of Howland's.
Bridgeport is still food for Advertis-
lng Manager Taylor. of that hustling
firm. Read about the sale and the lie-
gina Club, on page B. "
Captain H.'G, French. of the Salva-
tion Army. is In Danbury in the in-
terests of that organization and Is ar-
. ranging for the resumption of the work
there, which was discontinued several
months ago. .
Engineer Bannon seems to have
been unfortunate of late. 'It was his
engine that struck Fireman James
Burke. of Stamford, in New Haven.
last week, severing .both his legs.—
Stamford Advocate,
David Chittam has resigned his posi-
tion as night watchman at the Wall
street trolley barn. The name of his
successor has not yet been announced.
Mr. Chittam has taken a position in
the foundry of the Norwalk Brass
Company.
4Dyspepsia—bane of human exist-
ence. Burduck Blood Bitters cures it.
promptly, permanently. Regulates and
tones the stomach.
Arrests are expected In Danbury of
persons who have been shooting deer
and quail out of season. These arrests
will reveal to the public not only men
who regard not the law but who lack
the spirit of true sportsmanship—Aw
sonia Sentinel.
The graduating class of the South
Norwalk High School held a meeting
yesterday afternoon after school and
chose for their motto, i'Perseverando"
which. freely translated, means ”Nev-
er look backward.’ It was voted to
order rings for the class. They will
be the regular hand ring, with raised
figures.
'By depositing one dollar in the,80uth
Norwalk Savings Bank you may secure
the loan of one of their home banks
in whichiyou can deposit your small
change and when the amount war-
rants it, every month you deposit the
amount in the Savings Bank and com-
thence to have Interest credited to your
account. Read their advertisement.
Moses 8. Mather, who has been ser-
Iously ill with pneumonia at his home
In South Norwalk, Is now considerably
improved. This will be good'news to
his many fridnds, "who had heard of
his almost critical condition about a
week ago. Mr. Mather will be remem-
bered as a former member of the firm
of Mother 5.“ Grumman, grocers, of Da-
r an
Officer Walter Hall. of the South
Norwalk police force, is still off duty,
the result of the injury he received to
his thumb by a fall a week a 0 last
Saturday evening. He thinks at dis~
cretion Is the better part of valor and
that by going on duty he mi ht injure
the member still worse, b aging on
trouble that would keep him at home
for weeks.
,Captain Samuel J. Byxboe, who had
his right hand amputated about a
month ago to save his life, blood pois-
oning having set In, continues to Im-
prove at his home in Cross street and
is now able to be up and around the
house. His friends consider his rapid
recovery. in view of his advaned age.
almost a-miracle. The operation was
performed by Dr. Jean Dumortier. as~
aistodi by! nos. sacroi- ssndeaire. _..
HOWlAND’S
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resume or All EVENING
ENJOY IT.
power.
Not costly either.
cons terms through the
amounts. Boxes thus available,
5135-
in all.
box, choose those you prefer.
COMES AND RUMMAGES.
l or example. there's
'llc. pricc, at 25c.
black) at 79C.
I- " _-t‘.
35c. and 50c. goods,——-25c. yard.
Laundry soap and bluing
one articles.-2c. each.
wonh 75c. and $I,-—-50c.
AMPLES STANP FOR MANY
Sweetest music
with-no effort foranubodu. . . »
‘WHEN THE DAY’B WORK. IS DONE, WHEN QNE EN-
WANT AMUSINO; Just: START THE REGINA AND. MEL-
ODv FLOWS As EASILY as DOES THE RIVER TO THE
SEA. NOBODY HAS TO arr AT THE DIANO; ALL CAN
The Regina music box has brought delight to many homes.
"Fix a companion for the idle hours, an entertainer when one wants
diversion-mud it is never tired or indisposed.
()IIc sort of music is as easy for it as anothcr—sacrcd songs.
marches. waltzcs, popular airs; all come from its throat strong and
sweet and pleasing. It will play its selections in ordcr or any one
may be repeated as long as desired—nice for dancing is this latter
Any box may be secured at very advantag-
Recina Club.
Mcmbcrs of this pay a fee of one dollar upon joining;
rcmaining purchase price of the
range
If you arc intcrcstcd, a postal will bring details or a repre-
scutativc to furnish full information.
There has just arrived a new lot of tuIIc-shccts.
You may add to your present collection. or wlicu buying a
The Rummage
STILL HOLDS SAVINGS IN PLENTY FOR HER WHO
3 lot of huts that wcic $1.05 in the Mill
Iind sale (worth $3.50 to $7) at 95c.
A tablcful Of books—all sorts of books-worth 2 to 4 times
(ilovcs worth $1 to $1.50 (not all sizes
(Iiizclla cloth in pretty colors and patterns. wOrlli 15c Mud. zit
lircncll ilannclandnlbutross and corded vcnctiun for waists,
jackets for women and girls and children,”Iucdium \i't‘lgiil
covcrt and chcviot. wcrc $37510 $7. 50, —-$2.50. :
( humans of cambric and uaiusouk
THE LIST MIGHT GO ON AND ON. BUT THESE EX-
THE HOWLAND
RY GOODS COMPANY,
Bridgeport.
WHEN THE CHILDREN
the
in monthly
from $30 to
l‘ l
is paid
pricc
box
in
some 400
in citllct‘ colors or
and tooth-picks-—-a-tlozcn-uIId-
with tasteful trimming.
ITEMS
HEAVY RAIN IN TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn., Feb.
The storm which has prevailed
throughout this. section for the past
two or three days reached a climax
last, night. when rain foil in torrents
for five hours and the wind reached
considerable velocity. Streets were
flooded, signs were blown down, trees
were uprooted and telegraph and tele-
phone wires wcre damaged. The Ten
nesspe river la rising rapidly.
use FISH!
Bluefish, Largo Dela. Salmon, me
u-
44 fish. Fistilsb. Mullet. German Cs
nosfimiiv
have the greatest rt of ” dance in
my ability hs’is repairer fowhlry.
I assure put that you viii experience
the same feeling of confidence after
you have given me any of your fine
Nahum... ..
Richard Noack.
Jawsaaa.
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MONEY saw-2R5
Ii sonar my (cm; my.
am.
19c III.
Igor better (ca-II no).
. nus.
‘ use a1.
1250 lb.
140 lb.
120 lb.
180 "J.
‘T. . minnow
Smelts. Pike. Plasma Wetkl
Fresh Halibut, Fresh Mackerel. Steak
Cod, lurker Cod Haddock. Opened
Round Clams and Oysters 25c qt. All
oth‘ our Fish seilingat very rear
scan I prism, .r
The Ptoples Fish
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ATTACK 0N GAME LAW.
Sportsmen Claim That it is a Rich
Man's Measure.
The legislature already has before it
a bill to repeal the law prohibiting the
sale of game. and two others extending
the time of the present prohibition. one
of them to i908. There has been much
dissatisfaction with the law as It
stands, chiefly OII the ground that
whatever its Invention it has lworked
to give game exclusively to those who
can spare time and money, and to
withhold it from'others. it is asserted
by those who ought to kn‘ow} sac prob-
ably do know that a good deal of game
has been sold; although the tramdction
has otten been disguisodin such a way
as to escape notic an ssibl ‘9“ av-
did I... sefldds Shame
The retreat1 in that case has been to.
kee up e supply of game for those
on can tiny a good once, while it Is
kept away from those who, under Oth'
or conditions, might obtain such share
of It as they could albi‘d. It Is also
use ted that ‘a ’godd‘mhny birds have
been out out of the state.
The general complaint is that the
present law is sit a rich”
man's law and ‘it‘ id ed. ”2? ”HIT:
ground that it is attach t
retained on the bodib there should
probably be a more efficient enforce
meat of it than has been attempted of'
even contemplated thus for.
..
Perhaps nine-tenths of all the till
that “humankind arise! rpm Iii-09'
"der of the digestive organs which csnsg‘ .
“I’m
{lb w I
sproper treatment for'
momma for M‘MM? of its-elf:
k: Pellets. “(IO
consti
Non.
coarsest-fats mu,
asst cure it
A1
SOUTH NOR WALK’S amp
l‘. ' i I]
for any PréVloue” Sale.
the day ayBusTy Ono.
Department Kept Complete by daily
Invoices from Our Other Stores.
IIIJI 41.4 n I.“ \L
I.
5‘
m s distill "
night In order to get the out price.
NTORY 5
Der GOODS House
«1' ..Is I \“ MI
EveryH Otis-in
Stock In .EVory
store has been substanslanliallu reduced in prices and so heavu
the strain upon each department that We are continuallu ».dra
upon the stock of other stores In our chain. Even at this late g”_
invoices are being rushed to us. In this wan the best does notn
cessarilu co to the earlu comers, there are just as temptinuoppor. .
tunities for shopper lodau and there will be each dau until the close,
..‘I. is
' chili,
This sale 15 indeed the most successful we ever held~eveiil
all'
J. A. HISLOP8:
83-85 Washington Street,
Flilil. lilillllGl‘lOlI
To close Out balance of our
rmMMz'D HA rs _
.stron: mmronr
is our aim. To this and the prices are
mercilessly 'cut in half—some less than
half. Three months yet to wear them.
Take advantage of this offer. The
quality of our goods Is too well known
In need description ‘Re'duced prices
range from in: to 3600. _ "
M. F. ACKERMAN
81 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport os—
tabiishmsnt. .. , .
MANAGER BliiABBURY SUPER-
8 DED.
LONDON Fob. i..—-W S. Bradbury.
manager of the International Peace es-
bibition. which is to be held at Johan-
nesburg Transvaal in 1904, who had
been sent to American to make ar-
rangements for exhibits atthat show,
Olsen 5 Shoe Store
.95
Men's pat leather. ‘
Men’s vici kid.
Men‘s wax calf.
(J‘OODYE
- _. 3%....
AR WELTS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
.ily ..._v
Ladies' pat leather.
Ladies' fine kids.
Ladies’ heavy Soles.
I' vla- '
Women' s heavv sole Vici kid bals. at $1.49
' Women'slight sole vici kid bals. at “.25.
LadIes' Ian and
blackshoes and oxfords
\. .: s
We.-. MW-
thepricos are marked low and within
bles and Chairs.
840.00 Sideboard .......... $36.00
$35.01) Sideboard. 4.31. 00
moo Sideboard ..... seaoo
‘ 320.00 Sideboard, ....... ...suro
moo Sideboard .siom
85 cents M» t
I! to I8 NorthMaIn Sir» :~ .
390.-
A. J COLLINS &
the reach ofail.
“9.00 Dining Table . .. . ... _
$18.00 Dining Table. ’
$15.00 Dining Table .....‘....
816. 00 Dining Table. .»
i‘rt‘ ens rm .‘
1: (,~ 3 "fit
The "A B C" n!
buy of a dealer is hem
tsetse-Isaia- Wt
M‘s—one whose
“0*“ _,.'h° '1!!!”
do: ravioli” "rated ”” in ”if
as directed.
blackshoes an”” IV
Arnie”. ”
dent purchasers in finely polished an d ornamental Sidebuprds, Di
IIII‘IO
til en ,
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Norwalk Chronicler