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Local News Notes.
The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.
George A. Williams, of South Nor-
walk. has enlisted in Company D as
drummer.
The Howland Dry Goods Company
is announcing early season waist ape
ciala. Read its advertisement.
~Umbrelias and Canes. O'Brien
Rev. Romlily Humphries will preach
in the West Norwalk linion chapel to-
luurrow afternoon. at 3 o‘clock.
Company D will furnish tne ushers
on the‘occaslon of the military euchre
hospital benefit at the Armory next Fri-
day evening. '
~lialf price Sale. of Gonts’ Launder-
cd and ilniallndcl‘etl Shirts, 29 and 49c.
M. S. Smith &'Co.
J. A. Montgomery, proprietor of the
Wall street lunch wagon. has been
spending a portion of the present week
ill New Jersey.
Miss Nettie ‘nalle Comatock of Four
Corners. Norwalk. left yesterday for a
month's visit with friends in New
York and New Jersey.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
The “clraflng trish supper," which
was to have been given February 19th
by the ladies of St. Paul's Church has
been postponed until after Lent.
A special meeting of the Bartenders
l‘rrion will be held Sunday February
lbth. at 3 p. m. in Central Labor Ly
ccum. All members are requested to
attend.
——Tenderioina, at Sclraub's Mkt
Miss Helen Foley, one of the bright
and petite young: teachers in a.Hart-
ford school. is enjoying a few days‘ va
cation at the. home of her parents in
Quintard avenuer.
——Fresh-Hanr. 1250 lb.. at Hayes's
The D." M. Read Cbmpany mentions
the new arrivals today in its adverv
tiscmerrt and promises a fuller descrip
tion of these later. The company 8 ad
rortisement is interesting in many
ways. Read it’. '
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth B.
)ollins were taken to Norwalk yester
day for interment. The Rev. Paul M.
Strayer, of South Norwalk, ofliciated
Several relatives and friends from this
city attended the services.~—Danbury
News . . ..
—Mid-Winter-Ball. Jungarlarr Sick
llcliefit Society. ‘Arion Hall. Manda)
night. Tickets 25c. Everyone come
Milton Lockwood of Cross street
who recently returned to South Nor
\ralk from a. three years tour of duty
ill China and the Philippines has gone
l0 New Haven for..a visit with reia
trves. Before returning he will visit
relatives ln.New Britain and Meriden
as well.
Grand Chancellor Commander How-
ard G. Beater. of Hartford. will instal
the officers of Olive Branch Lodge
Knights of Py thins. Monday evening
Tire ceremonies will be held in K. of P
hail. Washington street. and it is ex-
pected a delegation from Excelsior
Lodge,of Stamford. will be prese
-—-Boys' Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
Company D has voted to send a re
lay team to Hartford one week from to
night. when the Second Division Nav-
al Reserves. of that city. hold their ath-
letic meet. The event will be held‘in
the Elm street armory. The Reserves
had a team at Company D' 8 meet last
evening which took home eight prizes
seven of which were firsts.
The union card "has been withdrawn
from Michael J. Sarrett. the Norwalk
as con keeper arrested for iilc ally
selling liquor on Sunday The nion
found that he was employing announ-
ion men and sent representatives to
his saloon to get his card. He refused
to give it up and the matter was placed
in the hands of Attorney Louis u'old
achmidL Barrett then quickly turned
pr or his card. .
Fewer Gallons; Wears [anger
Passengers on cars between New
York and South Norwalk have noticed
from the windows many meadow-lurks
and have been. wondering whether the -
birds have returnodgoo nor than usual
from their. t‘b’entig'0° omen andare
harbingors' yspring, or if
they have remained in this locality all
winter and the euro weather of no
plat few days Manned them from
i . their haunts in the woods.
Something Doing
MCN~u€
Int our store all the time. Can Cigars
m.umallmuollthoo
amino Wigwam may at
mammalian—this. carillon.»
tassel-hut arot-tsoll «aim
whammy. we mum
MWMIWIIGW
' Hun garish l-‘irst Benoit loci
viii hold its dnnual hail Monday «on.
ing Arlon nail.
Raymond Brothers have signed it
contract to deliver a large order of
cement at Hudson Mans.
—-Tams and Tobokgnns, O'Brien.
The Boxnlakers' Union will hold a
ance next Tuesday evening. in Mystic
hain hall. Washington street.
James A. Lockwood and wife haVe
given up housekeeping in Woodward
avenue. and have taken rooms in South
Main street. '
~Wlndow Curtains. Lambrequln
Poles. Sash Rods. Kitchen Utensils of
all sorts. Crockery. Glassware, Enamel
and Wooden Ware. always to be had
at the lowest prices. M. S. Smith &
Co.'s new store.
TheSouth Norwalk Board of Coun-
cilmen will hold an adjourned meeting
Monday evening. in the Council chutn-
trer. Hai‘lland street.
Mrs. Lester Hyatt will entertain the
members of the Monday Afternoon
Whist Club. Monday afternoon. at her
home in Arch street. Norwalk.
—-Dr. M. s. Rosen. Eye and Ear Spe~
claiist from Bridgeport. removed his
allies from the Mahackemo Hotel, to
52 North Main St..~So. Norwalk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to i p. m. only.
H. 8. Reed is advertising the Rogers
plated wnre today. Mr. Rood has a
complete line of this celebrated ware
and requests that you call and enquire
concerning it.
Three barges of coal arrived at .1. ll.
l‘el‘rls' docks this morning. They were
the Pottsvillo and Flora with 1.100 tons
of anthracite coal, and the F. McOwerr
with soft coal for Wilson‘s Point.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
S. M. Seymour. of Ridgefleld. well-
known in the Norwalks. where he for-
merly resided. has just conrpleted the
full limit of service. two years, as fore-
man of P. C. rlounshury Engine Conr-
pany. of that place. Frank 1. Gilbert.
a well-known resident of Ridgelield.
has been elected his successor.
L. C. Stewart. of Philadelphia. who
lras been employed in the instruction
department of the C. N. McKibbin
Company. for several weeks past. has
severed his connection with that firm
and returned to'l-niladeiphia. Before
leaving he was presented with a haml-
somc gold chain by the. employees as a
testimonial of their esteem for irlm.
——Ground Bone and Oyster Shells
for Chickens. Schaub's Mitt.
Hon. H. P. Bissell. of Ridgefleld. who
started for the Bahamas. about ten
days ago. has written his friends in
The Norwalks last he arrived safely.-
having msdedhe trip without incident.
This information is imparted on son-
venir postal cards. descriptive of the
peculiar tropical conditions of the is-
lands. and containing many strange
and quaint street scenes.
Moses, the Law-giver, was the sub
ject for discussion in the Men's Chris-
tion Inquiry Club at the South Norwalk
Congregational Church last Sunday, A
short introductory address was given
by Mr. Blanchard. Tomorrow the sub
iect assigned is F. W. Robertson to
be presented by Christian Swartz. All
men are welcome and invited to take.
part in the discussions The meetings
begin at 12: 10 and c‘osc promptly
at 1 o‘clock
~Crcpe Paper. 5c roll. Sturtevant's.
.L. P. Far'nsworth. of Amherst. Mass.
stopped over in South Norwalk for a
few hours yesterday. and called on
friends while on his way to Ridgcileld
Mr. barnsworth has a notable record
is a traveler. He was one of the first
to reach the copper region of the Klon-
dike in' the late exodus to that place.
He has also made extensive explora-
tions in Southern Africa. going at the
same time that Henry M. Stanley made
his famous trip.
rrsr Filll rut
towns
f you hnron'th a regular. mom‘sbyurlnowrnmtn oi this
in re 0 w our
“5332:: :xfla‘ud‘ro’r‘voli ForceJn the shape of ’via
‘ 'cnt physioorpiil poison. irr danucrorrs. Tho smooth
wt. virulent mos pcrluc tony of keeping rho bowel!
leer and clean a to take
EAT IE" LIKE CANDY
Pleawrt. Palatahl'o. Potent. Turn 00011. B Good
to s. u'uilt eon.
E3" Mfikke‘rnhm 15‘7“}.3; (kiwi. h“ mom-‘3‘"
saith
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KEEP Yillill lilillill lllEIli
“illicit; once rot res.
FOR SATURDAY. ONE- THIRD RIO-
‘ ULAR NRICE. ' ‘
Contains all the latest hits of the
day. Regular price 75c, for Saturday
only.
25 came.
Complete line of McKinley music.
10c a copy. An elegant line of paper
napkinsrln; all thelatest patterns.
Coleman’s News Stand
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
WALJl‘iiAM
WATCHES
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our cam GUARANTYr shimmer: on rails? sacs.
Most Remarkable
. BARGAINS m raoustas. r
important news for every man in need of trousers—had that‘s about
every man that reads this. All trousers get “that tired tooling" in Feb-
ruary. . .
r arj bargains
'pricecut
t. whatever
Good trousers for as little as We are now selling
to be snapped up quickly. Every pair in the stor
deeply, so you have broad holes and are cer
i your size.
This Is the way prices run downward:
t2.oo AND taro raoussas our 70 ting? \
$3.00 AND 33.50 TROUSERS CUT TO "....
woo AND taoo rnouaaas cur ‘ro any i
_
To introduce our custom department to you. we will make, for a few
days only. your choice of any of our 85 trousorlngs for I348. Quite a
large assortment of new patterns to- pick from.
L
Red Tag Sale bargains are still the best ever before offered in this
town. Everything but shoes for men and boys, at very low prices.
I
Cams tack Bros.i
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SOUTH NORWALK. NONWALK.
Tel. Cali. sz-a. Tel. can «4.
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YOUR GRAIN MAN. ~~ . [
Irespectlully ask for some of your grain
trade. Ihavea complete stock of fresh clean
grain. and you ll receive here honest servrce al-
ways.
I grve my personal attention to the busrness
and see that all grain is carefully screened. and
that you have prompt service.
Does quality of goods and service count
with you?
Let me be your grain man.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T HATCH
NEW EDITION . ‘
Revised General Statues of COfinecticul
NOW READY. ‘
Willidm'P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationer. ‘Engrnv’or.
49 WALL STREET. . NORWALK. CONN.
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“PUSH’ PUSUI. ’ PUSH!!!"
it's push! push! pushZ—a little beyond what nature intended us to
stand that ruins so many eyes. Work never kills its overwork neglect.
abuse that impairs any organ of the human sy.stem
HOMER B. HOYT.
REFRACTINO OPTIOIAN.
Room 9 United Bank Building South Norwalk. Conn.
Office houys 8 to 11: i5; 12: 46 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings 1-9.
indelglw Kppolntments at convenience of patrons
'Jncxsou’s STUDIO
is now producing
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS .
BEAUTIFUL WA YER-COLORS.
CHOICE INDIA CRAYONS.
—-HIGH GRADE WORK ONLY.—
Our PLATINUM PORTRAITS are the best productions of the Art.
Jaokoon' assume). 5:! Wall St. Norwalk.
Liliana Books.
The Books in our School Library
new number nearly fifteen hundred.
M
Thanks to the friends of our School
Children, the Health
‘ ' Brand Labels. Did u pay?
who saved
NOVEL STATION ROIIINYo
Thieves Iombarded Int-bop“. Dopot
at Cos Cob and Stole from WWM».
STAMFORD Conn" February 11A-
Burglars who visited the Cancun pas-
The City of Norwalk Common Coun-
cil will hold a mid- monthly meeting
Monday night. at the Council chamber
in Wall street.
There will be a military euchre. at
the armory, on Friday evening. For»
ruary 20th. at 8 o‘clock. for the bene-
fit of our hospital. Everything will be
done to make the party i pleasant one.
Persons can lay with‘the are part-
ners during the «ulna. i desired.
Many prises will heighten. ‘Get your
senger station on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford nilfoad. late last
Ladoptad a novel motion of ac-
compliahlng their pnr obibc
of their attack was the Adams Express
and ticket ollce at the station. Arthur
tickets, no he on burrito enjoy the Smith. the agent was fit the smooth“
play.“ . to help the hospital. mud to secure some buck-sea non
mofistbmlnd train. whan a rug,
gtg was opened upon the holding.
was unarmed. and nurture of
the genteel of the hon;
venue ' suortao Too aucu.
auto SING N. v.. res ll.--nr a»
vine. the prison physician at Sing Sing.
today examined William Hooper
Young. who yeattirdiy re'htered upon
his life sentence for the murder otlhe
Mrs. Kano Pulitser. The debtor
found. on ma the New Trick physicians.
that Young was medially insane and >
legally sane. Youngs condition. the
doctor said. is due to tho stem-in
use of morphine and cigarettgs. .‘ .
FUNINM. 0! W. I. CHUI
no "m of Winn-“r
behold (nu;
t [towayton must
pastor “10:45 a. m. shafts. "God the
van. 31;th 4. Senior Christian sn-
liilii l}. VillSilll
rLuusrrra.
sum
nor-warts.
sun on
rrrrrlvo.
.' Tin. Sheet Iron. Gripper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Strut.
loath Norwalk. coon.
Telephone. 1874.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. H. J. Lawrence. of Orchard
street. is ill with the grip.
Charles H (lale is confined to his
bed at his home in Gerard Place. by'
illness.
——New 1901 Yournan 0' Brien.
Miss tiracc Cobain. who has been
employed at Sturtcvant's store. leaves
Mor‘rl'day for a month‘s visit in Elmira,
N. . ' .
Eurekah Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. 1. Or
0. l-‘.. held a regular rehearsal. last
rlight. in Odd Fellows' frail. Washing-
ton street.
~Cleariug up Sale Gents‘. Ladies'
and Children' s Underwear. Gents' 29c
Ladies and Children' s 19c Children' s.
50c Wool Hose. 19c pr. M. S Smith
if: Co.
A foot rice ‘bal been arranged Deli—l.“
tween members of the Little Giants
Athletic Club. The race will be a mile
straightaway. *
Ophir Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star. initiated several candidates. last
evening. at the lodge rooms in Ma-
sonic Temple.
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
Harold Van Wagonen. who has been
the guest of his armt. Mrs. William W.
New York city, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Malkin wore
given a surprise party. at their home
in Berkley street. Thursday evening.
by a company of friends.
—5 lb. pail Pure Lard.
Hayas's.
The annual donation supper of the
Knight Street L'hul‘eh will be celebrat-
ed Wednesday evening. February 18. at
,Pricc‘s Hall. No. .o Water street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. Finch and Miss
Lillian Corning. of Yonkers. N. \'.. will
be the guests over Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Clark. of H Union street.
-—-New Colonial 1903 Derby O‘Brien
Dr w. 8. Bean entertained a num-
ber of frniends last evening at his
home in West avenue. and showed
:hem the workings of his x-ray mac h-
ne
Several ladies of Wilton will give a
whist parfr this evening. in Cannon
irait. A nlrmbcr of the lovers of the
game from Norwalk are planning to at-
tend.
—An immense assortment of. Laces.
all widths and styles, 5c yd. M. S.
Smith 8: Co.
Some changes are. being made in the
telegraphy and banking departments
of the Brown Business college. enlarg-
ing the departmrutdn make it more ef-
ilcicnt.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. 0. i'. A. M..
worked the first degree on one candl-
dnte. John Wheeler of East Norwalk.
of East Norwalk. at its meeting. last
evening.
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
The invitations for the mid-winter
reception of the Brown Business Coi-
legs. were issued today. The affair will
be held next Thursday evening. at the
armory.
No game was player] in the pool tour-
nament of the Norwalk Fire Felice.
last evening. This evening it is ex-
pected that Captain J. W. Britta. 80.
and‘James Grace. 100, will contest.
-—Valentlues at Sturtevant‘a.
Professor G. E. Sartain was in New
Britain. last night. and attended the
reception given by the New Britain
Business College. of which Terence
Clay Cavanagh. of Norwalk is the
president. He was accompanied by
Professor 1 S. Brown. of the Bridge-
port college
The Go-Softly Club awoke from its
lethargy of the past few months. last
evening. and held a delightful session
at the home of Miss Minnie Knapp, in
West Washington street. Whist was
enloyed. four tables being in use. and
after the game the hostess served light
refreshments.
Four more games were played yes-
terday afternoon, in the Y. M. C. A.
ping pong tournament. Clifford Arn-
old defeated Wilfred Smith the best
two out of three. Smith won the first
game. B to i. and Arnold won. the sec-
ond and third by 6-4 and 11:96 Later
Matt Corbett defeated nurse "more.
in three interesting games
Following will be
600.
s
at
com '
archzfirmon by
Great Economist.” Evanln at 7. Sub
loci of sermon. “ ve.” Solo
brink Thomas. “school 13
Sniln.
'do'Ivor. _
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Lester. of Bayvlew avenue. returned to -
0&3“ the .
hthisoolle‘geiorthenentsixmon
' Why Should You BOW" ‘ '
Exception. a f ' 3 {
same. We want to treat all alike. Come in today so as not to be dill)-
pointed. ..
Little Boys’ Suits and Overconts, ages 3 to 14, .2 and 82.50 grldli.
cut to $1.49. 33 and 83.60 grades, cut to 81.89.
Youths‘ Suits and Overcoats, ages ii to 20 years, 85 to 86.50 gradoi.
cut to $3.98. $3.50 to :12 grades, cut to 06.49. '
All of our :1 and 31.50 Shirts, to close at 89c. .
Men's and Boys‘ 39c Underwear, at 190.‘ ~
We continue Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Suits tmd’Ovor-i
costs at same low prices mentioned. last week. .. .,
$1.50 and 82 Buffalo Gloves. at 98c.
Early Spring styles of Crofut & Knapp Hats, 82 to ill.
"Selleck 61 Price; i
923 WaShinaton'Street.
SO. Norwalk.
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Store Neils our Notes " :27
NEW LENTEN GOODS.
Threads of Codflsh, boxes. 9e box, or
3 for 25¢.
Bloater Herring. 2 for Se.
Real Fresh Eggs are getting cheaper
all the time.
improvement in Slicing Dried Beef.
New and sharper knives just introduc-
ed will in its it possible for us to do
the work I beat cutting to perfection.
Any quantity trom 5c up. Sample it.
Lorenzo leble.
To hurry off 300 bushels nice Long
island Potatoes. we reduce thepl‘lco " ‘
~for a time to.90c hushol, in 5 bushel
Iota. No frozen potatoes hers.
spuaa s Rivas: cor-rec.
Have taken the agency for this Cpf‘
fee. The proprietor of it claims it “to
be the best in the U. 8: We shall put il
out and let the public decide about it.
Revere Java camel 32c lb 'Ti‘y IL
”00.00000le
9 Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed. butTt is responsible fer more Headaches. <
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for.. It -
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the best policy to
find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and costs you .-
nothing. lf glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted is
our guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON
.IADUATI OPTIOIAH
NONWALK. GONH.
.)'.,
Coal at Rayrfiond Bros
LEHiGH EGG. STOVE Nur.
BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN snares ..
Brtuminous for steam producing.
Careful drivers: Clean Coal.
OI WALL ITREET,
ROGERS BROTHERS” 31L VER PLATED WIRE.
Anything whatever in the celebrated line is here.
H. S. .. Rood
to South rho. Street. soon Motorists. Coon
Gutbiil's sBridgs Fish Market
FRESH FROM THE SEA.
it‘s a funny idea some dealers have
about all Fish being the same. We
know they ain't. We sell only the
FRESHEOT OF FISH. OYSTERS.
CLAMS AND ESCALLOPB.
Customers who purchase Fish here
can sit down and enjoy their meal
without hurting their sense of taste.
Shad 85c ea; Encallopa, 26c qt
Klle. 10c Pk. . 4
* n. J. carom... ~ _
Vim: End Washington structuring. . "
Next to Ferris' cut our“.
r i".
16 up u. wanna momma: ‘ i,
to prepare for a good position iii‘ 3 OOK‘KEEPING. ST
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