Pretlu close to HomeCookino—— Our Dinners and Suppers. 5| Washington Street. Lnnnl News later. ”The Business Directory will be foum’ on Page 7 today. Jacob Raymond Is cutting ice on the Keeler Pond today. The Howland Dry Goods Company is advertising new black goods. Louie Sowarby. of Woodward ave- . one, has recovered from a slight Ill~ tress. Lane's cooking is very close to home ecoking. His advertisement mentions this fact. The Y. M. C. A. relay team will Irold another practice run at the armory, to- morrow night. Camp No.2 P. 0. of A. will meet to morrow evening In Red Men's Hall, Washington street. St. Joseph's T. A. B. and L. Seciet) will meet this evening in their hail In South Main street. Mrs. H. W. Matherko: Quintard ave- nue. has returned from a visit with relatives in Hartford. The iron steamer Manhattan Is in the harbor with a load of pig iron for tire Norwalk iron Way. _ Miss Phebe Cirueys ‘gncriouslywiil at the. home of Irer sister. Mrs. Cargaln West street. South.N.orwalk. lierbert Dake. of Elizabeth street. has resumed his duties In the post-ot- tlce after a few days' vacation. There is something doing all the time at Whelpley & Clark's cigar store. Read their advertisement. Fewer Gallons; Wears longer. William Their-r and family. of Wood- ward avenue. have taken possession of their new house In Meadow street. Olsen, the shoe dealer. is advertis‘ ing a shoe sale. Better take a little. tlnre and look over this announcement. The Always Ready Circle of King's Daughters will meet at Mrs. Martin Kellogg's, Isaacs Place. February llth Charles Thois. of Meadow street. is quite seriously ill with typhoid-mala- ria. Dr. C. G. Boharman is attending him. Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Am» crica. will meet this .evening Itr Knights of Pythlasllall, Washington street. I“. A. Lane will cater at the banquet of the Catholic Club. to be held Thurs- day evening, at the clubhouse. in West :rvwnue. The United Relief Committee will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Y. M. C. A. quarters in South Main street. The Boys' Brigade of the South Nor- walk Baptist. Church will Irold its reg- ular meeting and drill this evening. at 7:10. at the church Jesse M. Ferris is making a bllslnes trip to Boston in the interests or tip Manhattan Rubber company of which he is the secretary. » The members of Bethany Guild ’I‘rin- ity Church. will give an entertainment tonrorrow evening. in Mystic Chain Hall. Washington street. ’ Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer. A special rehearsal of Washington Camp. No. it. P. 0. S. of A.. will be held Thursday evening. in Mystic Chain hall. Washington street. Mrs. J. H. Atuood. of Elizabeth street. is slowly recovering from a se vere attack of the grip. Dr. F. I. Burnell Is the attending physician. A gathering of the Hebrew Social Club will be held in Raymond‘s Hall. tonight. The usual program of danc- lng will be the principal diversion. William Taylor. of South Main street. is able to be out after a severe illness. but has not recovered suffici- ently to resume his position in the ,Norw‘alk Lock puny. Arrangements re being made by some Danbury sports .to hold a boxing bout In that city the latter part of the month. Quite a number from The Norwalks will probably attend. The young ladies‘ class in light gym- nastics connected with the Young Peo- ples’ Society of the Norwalk Congre. gational Church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock In the chapel. The pastor of the First Baptist Church. Norwalk. will lecture tonight. on "The Laws of Opulence and Health. and the Mental Cause and Care of Di- sense. Lecture begins at 8 o‘clock. Something Doing at our store'all the time. Our Cigars are always in good condition—not too dry, but just right to smoke and get the best results poeeib‘e. Our Plug To bacon is kept moist. so it won't break your teeth to‘bite It. We carry all of the popular brands of Turkish and Do- mestic Cigarettes. Our usertrheut of Pipes and Smokers' Articles is large. Vicinity, it Oink. wry ‘4 tun ._.‘ fitifi . II , days’ visit at .his home in Daubury. John Wood, ticket walk railroad station duties after an illness of grip. Miss Mamie Harry. of Franklin ave- nue. Norwalk. returned yesterday from several day's' visit with friends in Dan- bury. Mr. and Mrs Hubert II. Hetherlnrc totr oft‘herry Valley N. Y.. are visit- lug at the home of lit. and Mrs. H. C. Sher-er. The game scheduled to be played at the (‘athollc Club last night was not played and the game will probably go over to next week. Fred. Roach. of Wilton avenue. Nor- walk, has taken a position as stripper In the cigar factory of John Sheelran In Main street. Norwulk. The members of Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No, 42, l. O. (l. R, Ircld a spec- .al rehearsal last night In Odd Felv lows' Hall, Washington street. There was an unusually big tide out yesterday afternoon and the clnmmers who went down the Irarlror came track with baskets and bags filled with the delicious xoslirrgs. Fewer Gallons. Wears longer, Putnam Hose (‘ompany held its reg- ular month‘y meeting last evening in the hose house in Franklin street brrt nothing out of the regular routine of business came rrp for actlorr. The kindergarten and room I of St. Mary s parochial sc,hool Leonard street. were opened yesterday after having been closed for several weeks because of a diphtheria at are Rev J. (‘. hogan) is drilling the Senior St. Mary' s T. A. H. Cadets In a military drama entitled “Major An dre" which will be given at lloyt's Opera Hour-re shortly after Easter. The white gown will be supreme this season and the l). M. Read Company makes suggestions as to the best ma- terials to use in making them. The ad. vertisemcnt will interest you. so read it J. A i-llslop & Company are adver- tislng that they have still some Very desirable short lengths left which they would like to disperse of before their turn comes to being added tonne stock taking list. Charles Horn. of Hillside Place. will resign his position as driver for thr- Central Food Company tomorrow night and take one in a similar capacity for Mrs. E C Owens. the North Main street baker. 'l‘he Cigarmakers‘ IYnlon held its rel:- ular monthly meeting last evening in Central Labor Hall, South Main street. The only business outside of the rotor— Iar routine was the reception of three new members. Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer. Misst Florence I}. Baldwin will lend the weekly prayer meeting of thr- Young People's Society at the Norwulk Congregational ladies' parlor Thurs- day evening. Subject. "Bible Lessons From Men That Failed." Supreme ()tllcer Jonathan W. Chopin. of New Haven. will pay an oflicial visit upon I’. C. Lorrrrsbury Lodge. New Eng- land Order of Protection. at its regu- lar meeting. this evening. in Mystic (.‘haln Hall. Washington street. Captain Samuel .I. By'xbee. who. for some weeks has been confined to his home in Cross street on account of sickness. was out for the first. time yes- terday. The captain has many friends and all are glad to see blur about aggain. Charles Solkcr. who has been scr~ iously III with congestion and inflam- mation of‘tlre lungs at his home In North Main street. Is now much inr- proved and hopes to be able to resume his duties as driver for the South Nora walk Ilcef Company in a few days. Governor Chamberlain has signed the commissions of Gideon H. Welch as judg‘e of court of common pleas for Litchfieivt county. for four years. from February i. and of Walter t“. Noyes. as judac tf the court of common pleas lit at the Non for New lorrdon county for the same term. Mrs. II. I\'. Sfllcck. of Maple street. Norwalk. attended the first quarterly meeting of the lr‘airfield North Auxil— iary of ”to State Sunday School Asso- ciation. held iii the Ridgetield Congre- gational (‘hurch today. and read her report of the recent Sunday school con- vention in Meriden. A special city meeting will be held this evening. at, S O'clock, in Arion hall. “to take such action as may be deemed advisable in relation to the pe- tition of the. Connecticut Railway & Lightingflompany. now pending before the legislature. regarding the extension of its trolley tracks under the Wash- ington street railroad bridge " VA LE N TINES The finest and best assort- ment in town at the lowest prices, from [C to $2.00. All the latest novelties for I 903. ’ Coleman's News Stand. 1d NORTH MAIN STREET. WALTHAM WATCHES. Riverside and Royal Grades specially mommmdedfar those mosey Witches for. accurate time. ‘ In gold. gold filled and sil- M case: A. .w. Ansrm, m m on «mm M Jeweler. a mu is resumed him I‘“ - III [II on raw nArs ONLY. Worth $5.00. 1 We have. a erratum department wlrlch turns out good work. We want more men to know about It, and about the. low cost of satisfactory clothesour system makes possible, I . . To Induce you to test it. we offer to make it pair of Trousers to your order, using fine quality worsted materials. guaranteed all wool. In late. patterns of stripe (effects, for $3.48. for which the regular price Is 85. We shall hold this offer open for a few days only. If you need a' pair of dress trousers, here Is an opportunity to get a pair blade to your order for about cost. You'll find quite a comprehensive display of sam- plea to choose from. ~ m The Red Tag Sale. goes merrily on. distributing the most wonderful bargains ever before offered In thistown. in Overcoats. Suits. Reefers. lilsters, Hats and Furnishings for men and boys. Ilcttcr come. before the ‘ sale curls. which will be before long. ems tack Bras. Trouooro to Order for $3.48. I7 SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. I Tel. cut. 32-2. Tel. Call 444. Nothing that we can‘t “stand by” comes in- to our store or goes out of it. ‘ Our reputation stands behinds everything we sell. TAKE OUR OATS FOR EXAMPLE: \ They‘re carefully screened—all the dust, dirt and chaff sifted out. We don‘t want to in- crease the number oi wind broken horses. Give your animals wholesome food—they deserve it. And we sell it. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T HATCH NEW EDITION . Revised General Statues of Connecticut NOW READY. William P. Beers, Bookseller Stationer..Engr-vor. 49 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN mor-ro-oaosa-aussss. . Eye Glasses are not worn as an or uament_ but they need not be the re- verse. lII-fittcd Glasses are nearly always disfiguring. I’ert‘cct fitting ones never. r HOMER B HOVT. REFRACTING OPTICIAN, Room 9 United Bank Building South Nor-walk, Conn. Office hours 8 to 11:45; 12:45 to 6. 30. Saturday evenings 7-.9 Special Appointments at convenience of patrons JACKSON’S STUDIO is now producing “ FINE PHOTOGRAPHS ' BEAUTIFUL WA TER-COLORS CHOICE INDIA CRA rants. —HIGH GRADE WORK ONLY.— Our PLATINUM PORTRAITS are the best productions of the Art. Jackson’s Studio. 53 Wall St. Norwalk. I Health bv Coed Living 5 The new ‘su'gar peas are better than even; the only drawback Is the scare city. Prudent housewives will lay in their winter’s supply. Besides. they come-cheaper by the case. At all the Health Brand stores.- Don‘t forget the label. and watch for the new consiguv l merit of Library Books. resection To raspy" A phrase this found In all languages as knew/“How" To ”sA’Lu‘rE. I :and one which does genuine credit to A second lieutenant recently gradu- atcd from West Point. had just joined his regiment In Cuba. and was stand- the human heart! No'stlngy feliou irrg near.the palace in Havana. when ever originated it. with Its whole souled. hospitable ring. Good things, it asserts. like ruddy blood. were meanr to be kept in brisk circulation. and :r grizzled and unshaveu old soldier,j wearing a cavalry sergeant's stripes on his breeches. a blue shirt and a cam- paign hut. stepped rip and stood near soon congest and stagnate In any sys< him. The young soldier litigated at tern that does not with strong, pulsing the manner in which the trooper ig- I heart send them coursing through nored his proximity. and then turned 1 every artery vein and capillary Thus on him sharply: .cume it to pass that the same merry “Here you man. did anyone ever or touching stories are lighted on in teach you how to salute?" every age and in every region of the “Yes. sir."1irswled the trooper as globe—4110““,lndis.Persis.Europc he glanced at the youngster America. had. most likely. Patagonia. "Well. knock your heels together." The} were too good to keep—that tells said the young officer. and the trooper the whole tale. The sailor on the Chi- came to attention with the precision nese junk told them to the East Indian of an old soldier. pearl diver. and he to the Persian trad- “Now. sainte.‘ he said. and the troop- er and the Persian trader to the Arab er‘s gauntlet came to the rim. of his date merchant, the Arab date mer- hat and stayed there until the young chant to the Greek ballad singer lieutenant answered It. at the same Wherever donkey and moi drivers or time demanding: “Now. rem mber elephant mahouta hobh bed with one this. and dou't'let it happen gain. another. around camp tires or in What is your name. and what do you swarming bust-s there-they “swapped belong to?" " stories." That was ’Ii—Bostou Her- Without relaxing hp position from sld ' attention. the old tmoper again re» . spactfuliy saluted. and remarked. dry- Blinks~What did Winks: do to do- serve this monument. old than! 1!- “My name ism] Sumner, and I Titan—lie invented asbestos whis- muses-r. bfl of the cavalry train for amateur asst: Chosen—Chi. K ;\. ' f1 I 1.1:" PLUMsINa. : - sruM. . nor not me. - [MD as: . nrrma. . ‘ Tin, Sheet Iran, Copper - and Zinc. 50 South Main Street. _ Beuth Norwalk, Conn. Telephone, 137-3. OW ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Fritz Theirnc Is “I at his home on lloton IIIII. The South Nor-walk Quartctte (‘Iub WIII rehearse this evening. .Iohrrnic. the young son of City Sher- lff anti Mrs. .loscph Illsesn. of Bur- bank strct-t. ls quite ill with a severe cold. N. S. Iirrwkins continues critically ill at IIiu. home of his daughter Mrs. Howard King. of Osborn tnenuc. East Norwnllr. Dr. Walter Hitchcock is taking care of the patients at the hospital. this month. with the cxucptlon of two prl‘ vutc cases. The hull corrrrnittcc of the Arion Singing Society ligurc that they clear- ed about Slit?» from their recent mas- querade bull. Read Cutbiil's Bridge Fish Market advertisement. There are some spec- lals there which will interest the lov- ers of Fresh Sea Food. 'Ihe directors or the Norwalk Mills (‘rmpuny held thrlr regular monthly business meeting at the mill Office In WIIIirrpnuk yesterday afternooou. Tickets for the military euclrre party. to be given at the armory. for the ben- efit of the hospital. can be procured in Winnlpauk. at .I. \. Handle}: store. Louis .loscloi‘f. the North Main street grocer. and wife. who rravo been living in Norwalk. Hillrlcd itr housekeeping today. In rooms at. iii Rowan street. East Norwalk. . Fewer Gallons: Wears hunger. The funeral of Michael Sukey. who died at the Nor-walk Hospital. will be held tomorrow morning. at 9:30. in \‘I’hisilcvillc. Interment will by in St. Mary's Cemetery. Norwalk. The many friends of William Ros sell. of Bridgeport. formerly of Nor- wulk. will be surprised but pleased to hear of his marriage to Mrs. Pickett. of Ilasst-lt avenue. Bridgeport. The wedding took place one day last week. The South Norwnik iioard of liclicf will be in session tomorrow from 7:30 o'clor-k to (I p. or. In the Council chums her in Havilnrrrl street; also Thursday. Irebrwuary lit. at the same hours to hear and determinr all appeals from the do -ings of the assessors of the city Feb Il'lttl) 19th “ill be their last session. Major Fred A. Hill received this morning. an invitation to attend the reception to the Army and Navy Club. to be held at the White House. in Washington. 'l‘hursday. President and Mrs. Roosewcit will receive the mem- bers of the organization. Major Hill will start for \\'ashinnton soon. and at- tend the affair. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler. of Ilav~ ilund street. will leave Thursday on an extended pleasure tour south. Thcv ex- pect to visit Savannah. Jacksonville. and take, the trip down the St. Johns river to St. Augustine and will possi- bly story at New Orleans before they return. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler expect to be gone a month or six weeks. Attorney Samuel Fesm-rrden. of Stamford.r was In South Norwaik yes- tcr‘duy in consultation with .Iudge John H. Light In regard to the case of the Northport Oyster (,‘ompany vs. Norwalk Hygciu lcc Manufacturing and Refrigerating Company. No defi- nite agreement was made although one Is In proocss. .Iudzc Light represents the plaintiff and My: Fesscnden the defendants. CHARACTER AT A GLANCE. An insignificant nose means an in— significant man. an open mouth is a sure sign of a empty head (keep yours closed). A projecting upper lip shows mallgnity and avericc. Pointed noses generally belong to meddlesome peo- ple. Large eyes in a small face betok- en maliciousness. A retreating chin is always had. It shows lack of resolution. \A projecting under lip indicates ostentation. self conceit and folly. Fine hair generallv betokens native good taste and Intel- ligence. A dimple in the chin Is pretty. brrt indicates weak mental organization. High cheeks honey always indicate great force of character In some direcs tion Fullness of the temples is sup- posed to show powers of mathematical calculation. A small mouth. with nose and nostril also small. shows indecision and cow- ardice. Half shut eyes show natural shrewdness. together with lack of sin- cerity. Slow moving eyes are always found in the heads of persons of pru- deuce and ability. —Londou Answers. Fussicuaao-And what would you any air. if i were to tell you you were not a gentleman? Frosticus—l would i mediately reach the conclusion that lZoo and I had really had more in common than I had thought we had.-—-Baitlmore Amer- Icon. ..,,LAXA LITTLE ulxarrvss, Guaranteed as Recommended. For sale by Gleudealu‘g I: Go, Nor- walk: Stillson- Powell Corporation So horwallt. STILLSON P0 ILL 60. saucepan armless. csgo Daily news. . 0” "Min. m m the...- road to take all the pupils who graduate from our telegraph. Exception. Others save money on their Boys' Apparel. You shfiuld‘ do the ‘ Come in today so as not to be dlup‘ same. We want to treat all alike. pointed. ' 0 Little Boys“ Stills and Overcoats. ages 3 to l-i, $2 alrd $2.50 grades, . cut to 81.49. 83 and $5.50 grades, crrt to 81.89. ' ' - Youtlrs' Suits and Overcoats, ages 14 to 20 years. 85 to $6.50 grades, cut to $3.98. $8.50 to 812 grades. cut to 86.49. All of our $1 and $1.60 Shirts to close at 890. Men's and Boys” 89c Underwear. at 19c. ‘ We corrtlnuc Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Stilts and Over- coats at some low prices mentioned last week. $1.50 and 82 Buffalo Gloves, at 98c. Early Spring styles ,of Crofut & Knapp Hats. 82 to 83. S elleok 6: Price 95 Washington Street. So. Norwalk. COME” ONE POSITIVE ATTRACTION that never gets played out, is our THIN CUT SLICED BEEF. Try once and buy always. PRIDE OF THE FARM CATSUP is all that can be desired—15c. Alto Catsup at 6 and 1°C bottle. REMEMBER THE SCHEPP’S OO- COANUT,10c pkgs. 6c. Because we are ever bought on it. . SWEET POTATOES. Nico new lot, “is all sound right size. 15c 2 qtl. . . “ 1‘1» WASHBURN a. CROSBY'S FLOUR. ,. New stock of the beat Flour on the market 70c bag NEW TEA. Did you know I have And get some of those fine sweet JA- MAICA ORANGES. A new lot, war- ranted sweet as sugar. Thin skin; fine pulp: every way right. 30c doz. WHITE ONIONS are scarce. Sell- ing at 15c qt. We have plenty now at 10:; qt. THOSE POTATOES Improve In quality. Best in town at the start. No frozen Potatoes here. Several cus. tomers have remarked without any prompting what good Potatoes they were; L°"9 Island Potatoes, be“ In some of the best Tea on this market? . ~ town, 25: peck. Try and preve It Lorenzo Dibble. ”0”.“ Only Eye Strain. Only eye strain indeed but it Is responsible for more Headaches. Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for. If your eyes give you the slightest tr,ouble is it not the best policy to find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and costs you . ‘ nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is _ our guarantee 0. B. JACKSON, .IADUATI op'rroun NORWALK. CONN... bl WALL STREET, ““6 Coal at Raymond Bros LEHIGH EGO. STOVE INUI‘. BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN GRATES Bituminous tor steam producing. _ . -Careful drivers: Clean Coal. '1... “Wm WAL "MM and EL GIN watches have no superior. Samples of varlous grades In stock. H . S. Rood, . 16 South Main Street. South Norwalh. Conn. Cutblll’ 5 Bridge Fish Market FRESH ARRIVAL DAILY OF ALL KINDS OF SEA FOOD. SPECIAL S TOD! Y BLUE FISH. WHITE FISH. PERCH. SMEL’I‘. GOSLING CLAMS. r-t- ovsreas .................. 25c or. . ROUND cums 30c. or; ESCALLOPS ........ .. . sneer. R. J. CUTBILL. West End Washington Street Bridge. Next to Ferris' Goal Office. Tel.108. ' Ages of i7 and 25. to Learn ‘ Telegraphu. We Guarantee If Them Positions. i department. . Come In and let us talk this matter over. .. - BroWn BusrnessColl
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