.Ioa.wwnmI—MM-fl~wm.flwn . . . - .
"-0 AT '5 LANE’S (>-
Phone IRS-5
A delicious dinner Wed
dailyr
CREAM sewed With coffee.
Restaurant. .
3i . Washington St.
I“
Bakery,
5! Washington St.
tubal News ides.
nuIrket
Now rend Stevens‘ s. the
man‘s advertisement.
A session of the court of common
pleas will be held in liridgcport, Mou-
Ilay morning at ltI::III.
——~Choch-. Fowls and ('IIickens. lac. lb.
liayes‘.
Rev. W. W. Duncan will takII for
his subject for the evening prelude III-
Iuorrow. "The Coming Conference."
The Clifford Pharmacy are advertis-
ing today a (lililltt‘ lotion which has
proven a complete sIIc c css (or prcII-nI-
ing the chopping of the hands
.,. Window Shades Lamberqnin
l'oles. Curtain liods everything to sup-
ply the. wants of the kitchen for the
(‘ IIIIrIIlI lienefll Sale. M. S. Smith in (‘o
Lincoln Council. (I. ii. A. M.. held a
meeting last evening in their lodge
rooms. Routine business was transact
ed and a social session was held.
The Men‘s Bible class of the First
Methodist (‘ hIIIclI will discuss III thIir
meeting tomorrow “is HypocrisI III
Religion Ever Successful?" All men
are invited.
——l.ntest Soft Hats. O‘Brien.
The Epworth League service of the
First methodlst. (‘huIch. tomor'rou eIII
nning will have for its Hllhjt‘I'L "Hit:
thhath Day For W'oIslIIp and llIIst.’
leader. Mrs Thomas Pow.IIll
The case of Willie (IlIlIert. charged
with assault on a boy named Palmer
was before the town couIt this morn
ing. Owing to the illness of the. pris
oner .the case was postponed f0I II
week
"Free ( lam Chowder Sat. noon and
IIIening at KessIeI s (‘ are (‘onn. AMI
The well known li‘. & M. Sc haffeI lirew
Ing III.” II llock Beer on dIanghI.
MIs. Amy Wood Sims IIill suiIstiIntI
at the evening 5(‘l‘\lL(' tIImIII row for
Miss Elizahtth Rood, c.ontralto of tin
lI‘iIst Methodist (‘hIIrcII IIII.IItctte Miss
ltood is ill at lIIII home, in iI‘uiIllelIl
avenue.
The TeaInsieIs Union held a meet
ing last evening In (‘IIntIul mom I.)-
Consldctahlc Iontine business
mum.
was transacted and II smoker was
planned for the future. The IinII-
has not yet been set.
—YoIIIIg Chickens, ltic III. Schanh's
Market.
Miss Ackermnn, the nIiIliIIcr in NoI
walk has a very stiraotivv advertise
Ineut today. it is :IuracIIIII since the
prices speak very loudly and special
opportunities we giIcn to the ladies
Ior an elegant black hat
The regulai monthly meeting of the
liartenIieIs' Union will he. held tomoI
Iow afternoon in Central Labor Ly
mum at 3 p. m. This meeting will
he one of important-II Therefore c-r
ery member is requested to attend.
~Another lot of those handsonII
IUDDODH.’ Iall widths. 10c. yd. (to ”II
t‘ lunch lienc tit Sale. M \Slllllh do (‘0
Miss (laIrie ()InIstIIad received II
lettet from Mrs. Bottomc this morning
stating that she had lost her voice (“t
account of taking cI.IlIl She also ex
pressed a desire to have her regrets
made known She hopes to he in
Norwalk soon and (it‘ilvtfl‘r the postpon~
an address.
Salvator Chariott announces today
that he is now ready for spring con~
tracting of any kind. Mr. (,‘lIariott's
line embraces anything pertaining to
grading. excavating sewers water
connoc t._ions. mason walk-4n fact any
kind of general joiIlIing. lie solicits
jobs of all kinds..small or large.
EVERY CHURCH or institution sup-
ported in Ioluntarv contribution will
he given a liberal quantity of the Long-
mnn at Mmtincz Pure Paints whenever
they paint.
Note: Have done for twenty seven
years. Sales: Ten: of millions of pi
Ions; painted nearly two million hous-
‘ es under guarantee to repaint if not
satisfactory: The paint wears for per-
iods up to eighteen years Unused Oil
must he added to the paint tdone in
two minutes). Actual cost then about
$1 25 a gallon. Samples free. Sold by
our Agents: Comstock. Watkins at
.Dow. South Norwoik; Hubbell & Stu.
pies Howe Go. Not-Walk; w. S Gnyer
& Son. Westport‘ Northrop Bros.
Southport.‘
on You Ever Stop
To lhtnk
that the place to buy your Cigars and
Tobacco In: whom the flock in kept
right! We have such a place and onr
Cipro are always in condition to
who whotnormbuyoneorohox.
Nottoodry, ormnolst. hntjnstoo
Dr. Charles G. Bolrcnnon has just
received II Collie do; from Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mead and non
(leruld will spend Sunday In New
York.
wFresh Pork. ltIc III. llnycs'.
Miss Lunrolta Alusworlh is III New
York today hearing thII opera 'l‘rlutran
iind Isolde.
—-liarguins In Crockery for (I and Me.
for the Church lloncllt Sale. at M. S
Smith A? (Ed's.
The horse Hurry Up Is at the wharf
of l. Lockwood 0'; Company. with a
load of anthracite coal.
The South Norwnlk 'l‘rnst (‘ompnny
have II very sensible pieces of advice
to give you. Read the all.
The gutters about the. city are being
cleaned and put Into first class condi-
tion by the city‘s force. of workmen.
— lluck Wurst. III SchIIIIo's Market.
’llarry (ilII-I'lIIIIIicr. of Woodward
avenue. has III-signed his position with
W. S. SIIII‘IIII'IIIII and has taken one
with W. Ii. IIIIlIlIelI.
-—-lt‘I'csh l-IuIIIs, Hc III;
III-rs, liic. llaI'cs'.
.I. ll. Ilallowcli. ol‘ I’IItI-rson_ N. .l..
New York salesman for thc lunnshury
and Mathewson Shoe Company. Is In
town today on business.
~- All flavors Fresh (Tandy;
for the f‘hnrch llIIIIcllt Sale.
Smilh 0’: t‘ofs.
The Western Star JIIIIIIIIII Singcrs
will be present and sing at the servi~
cent at the Knight Street A. M. p}.
(‘iIIII'clI. tomorrow evening.
——-New 1903 YounInII. O'Brien.
John W. III-ally Is now ready to take
orders for pnpcring. painting, ctr.
ltead his nIII'IIrtIsI-IIIcnt and see if you
cannot find it convenient as Well as
prolllnhlc III have that room pnpcrcd
soon
t‘ockelloe Tribe. l. l). R. M.. of Nor-
wnlk. held a session. last night. and
coIIfcrch the adoption degree on four
hale faces. Al. the conclusion III‘ the
tribe Inccting, the iinymakcrs held a
session.
» Eggs 20 and“ :2c doz. ScIIauII'I-I MkI.
lI‘I'csh ShoIIl»
ltlc III..
at M. S
A musical conccrI will be given by
proIIIiIIcnI young people. of South Nor-
walk on Wednesday evening. March
ii. at S p. In. in the Salvation Army
flail. lit South Main strecI, for
benefit of the Salvation Army. Cake
and coffee will he scrvedaud an en-
joynhlc time In expected.
——All styles of Derhys. O‘liricn,
There is one mammoth loom in
operation in the III-w factory owned by
(‘. 0. Jaime ti (‘IInIpaIIy. in Southport,
at the present time. that is a wonder.
it will weave a wire mesh. any thick—
ntss. one hundred IIIclIcII in width. and
is credited with hciug one of the larg-
est in use. This is IIIII one of the pos-
sibilities of themodel plant.
"All styles Derhics made. at ()‘liI'iIIII‘II
'l‘he pocketbook owned by Miss IIIIIIIII
Ainsworth. taken last week from the
Y. M. (‘. A. gymnasium. was returned
by mall to the. owner last t'\t‘llilli~,.
Less than half the money which was
in It came lIIII-k. however. and Miss
Ainswolth states that if she receives
thc balance of the sum within II day or
two the matter will he droppcd.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
i will send free with full instructions
some of this sinIpII-I prcpnration for the
cure of Lencorrhoca. lllceration. llis
placements. II‘nIliInz or the \IonIlI.
Scanty or Painful Periods. 'l‘IImors III
Growths Hot Flashes. Desire to ('I‘)‘.
(‘I'III-plug Peeling up the Spine. Pain
in the liuck. and all II‘IInIIIIc 'l‘ronlIlI-s.
III all sending address. To mothers of
suffering daughters I \\'III explain a
Successful llonII- 'l‘I'calIIIIIni. if you
decide to continue It will only cost
about it! cents n week to guarantee :I
cure. I do not wish to sell you any-
thing. Tell other sufferers of it. than
is all I ask. Address Mrs. M. Sum
mers. Box (:75. NotI-II Dame. ind.
III VIII III I Bargain
House and lot corner East ave-
nue and Fort Point street. East
Norwalk, Conn. House contains
8 rooms. and water in. Small
barn. Lot about 240 feet front by
about 135 feet deep.
lNQl‘lRlIl OlI‘
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
m3 4w
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
CHEAP MUSIC, 15C.
including: 1'" be There. Mary Dear:
in Old Panama latest Spanish waltz:
'l‘he Banquet in Misery Hall another;
gleat ballad written by the author of
The Mansion of Aching Hearts; im
Wearing My Henri Ana) for You, the
latest song by Charles K Harris;
Grace Brown. as sung by Florence
Burns.
M'KINLEY MUSlC. 10¢.
Coleman's lien Stand.
10 NORTH MAIN ITREET.
WALTHAM
WATCHES
Riverside and Royal Grades
Wiymmdrorm
mom watcher inaccurate
time.
hgold. gold filled and sil-
lht‘ I
, 1'? 'WfiL
different.’
is handsome without being
caught all the sfyle of the
who gibe attention to dress
best of men.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 32-2.
OUR GREAT GUARANTYI SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
LISTEN TO OUR HA 1' MAN.
“This Is the best show of Spring hats we ever
have had. Some of' emare pretty. snappvfihats for
young fellows 'lvho want the wry latest thing. the new
wide-brim derby is one of these.
“In soft hats the Quaker shape promises to run
well. especially 'loilh young men who want ‘somelhing
It has a flat crown and a wide brim and
“The Youman' s and Harrington derbies have
season. Good styles for conservative men and all men .
Nov Spring Derbies. .5 3 and 52.
New Spring Soft Hats, $2.5 0 and $2.
A pair of trousers no?» and then are needed by the
Here' 3 a chance to get the best of trau-
sers, prices: 52 to $5 trousers down to $1. 48 51. 98
and $2.98.
A convincing argument on the possibilities of our
custom department, $4.50
$3 .4 8.
freakish.
handsomest blocks of the
I!
l
or $5 trousers to order for
D
NORWALK.
TOI. Clll 44-4.
Ouinoo Skin
Lotion
is a cold weather hand comfort
that you can depend upon.
Used every day. It prevents
and cures chopping and soothes
It not
. all irritated skins. is
sticky or great-I)”.
In 250 Both“.
_ Clifiord Pharmacu ,
PHONE 15-2.
ST. MARY'S MISSION.
The Week for Women cum. With To-
morrow Afternoon'o Service.
The record for attendance for the
women‘s Week of the mission at St.
Mary' 24 (‘hurch was again broken last
night the big cIlItlce being packed to
the doors. The womens week will
come to a close at 3 o'clock tomor
row afternoon. at which time Father
Downes will Import the papal benedic-
tion. AI tomorrow morning‘s 10:30
service lI‘thI’Ir Union will preach the
mission sermon. At last night's 7:30
service l-‘nthcr Dolun gave the in
struction. his topic being "The Catho-
lic Doctrine of Images and Statues."
lt‘nther Downers preached on “The Pas-
sion of Our Lord." At today’s 5 a. III.
III vice lI‘athIIr Downes said the mass
and meat hot! on‘ Thou Shall Not Take.
the Name of 'l‘hI Lord (led in Vain."
Father l’lIilolx said the it o'clock mass
of a horse do not take kind
That is why
lilflll GRADE FEED.
quantity you may wish III
«rd of quality.
M
l‘oor or dirty Outs make your horses sick and In the
end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
1 «III CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
A word from you will bring any
Icry bag of the highest stand-
BUY OATS THAT'S
ly to dirt. chat! and dust.
CLEAN.
ANUEL T. HATCH.
and Father Downes preached.
Father Dolan will preach this even
ing on “'IlieIotion to the Blessed Vir-
gin" By this evening more thou l.-
IIIO women will have said confession.
The first serIicII in the week‘ 2:. mis
sion for men will be held at 7:30 to
morrow eIcnlng The trolley com-
pany has promised to have an. early
morning c'nI go to Winnipauk for the
men as during Ihc past week for the
women. This car will leave Winni-
pauk at 4:40 o'clock. returning from
In (mm of the c-huth nto "
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. lll.~0pt’ll-
ing prices were generally a fraction
lower than last night. Depression in
London had a sympathetic effect here.
Canadian Pacific was down list and thc
transcontinental stocks and Baltimore
& Ohio were notahlv affected. Small
fractional gains were made by People's
Gas. Brooklyn 'I‘rnns-It and Tennessee
(‘oIIL
NEW E
DITION
Reports OV‘FI‘ private wire of Maples
ltv Goldschmidl. commission brokers.
tom. Our principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the op-
portunity offers. but to give value for
value received
WE LEAD. OTHERS MUST FOL-
LOW.
inns Lockwood It Go.
80. NORWALK.
no. out two; Copper
and M
so South Main Street.
Swartz 8; Corbett‘a block. South Nor
. ' . walk:
Rensed General Statues of ConnectIcul "III I...
Amnl. (‘oppcr' 73 T3 71 ’I'l'm
N0 w READY Am. C. Ki R. 39% till“. 39". 391,;
. Am, (‘. 8: l-‘.. p. in 7’. iii :5 til I). 917,.
Am. ll‘t‘ not. a? 37 30h. ruin.
Amer. l.oco.. 28 . 28 28 28
I , Am. SmelL, HI" 49% 48 48:5“
William 0 Beets, Am. Sugar. 1277.. 1281,“ 1200’. 120
, Anaconda. iii: “5 113% 113%
Bookseller Stat-donor. Engraver. finalise”. PI; 3;? 3:3; 333;: 3711/
4° WALL STREET "oaw‘il-“I °°""' noII'. to (his? 93:». ELISE In”: 92‘:
liklyn. R. T.. (Eli’s. lid... 65%,- 65V;
LOOK INTO IT.’ INVESTIGATE.’ chest. 0 Ohio. IIz-I. iii-“I3 «iii 46
Why should you not. lead mote than a few minutes without discomfort? (Zhi. &. N' W.. if?“ . If.“ . ISL. 18"
Why should your eyes give you trouble? Why those headaches? You owe (.MM ('3- west"1::l* ‘53.“ 133'“ fig,
it to yourself to how your eyes carefully examined, t.“ 'F“ 2"! " t‘ltllp it“: 63% :Ing;
HOMER B HOVT, coI. South... 27?, 2m; 21»; 271'»;
REFRACT'NG OPTIClAN (OllfiOl. Gas 2.!” ‘ 230." 009% 209%
Room 9 United Bank Building ' South Norwnlk, Conn. if?” 3‘ ““d 133.1; ‘3',“ 1.32:5 lg?”
omoo hours a to 11 45. 12: Is to 6 30 Saturday evenings, 79. fit 1 t m I6; 1.2.28 I“: (6??
Special Appointments at convenience of patron. Hi 0t‘eritrali "119:: ”in: 149“ 11.."
’ ‘ ‘ ‘ more Nam. IIII-I 120.4 mm mm.
WOMW”NOMWW Manhattan. “3;; ”3% 14014 1401,.
M . LR .. inf-'1’ 11‘.’ 13:" 13.
zJAGKSON’S PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS. M:‘._%.....’... 25.; pl: 26’... :_..‘..
WILL LAST FOREVER. Rink N; gm" 1,767" 1,1.“ ‘21” if“
g ART WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. M. K. In lipid. 57% o. . my; 570;.
Q Sittings by appointment. or from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. Nioi'pli‘giii‘ral 123?; “2“. 110"; 112’?"
3 J‘CKSON'S STUDIO Norf & West. 723/ .72 gt! at”!
Out. 8: West. 30 . 'il 0/. a
53 w‘" s""°‘- N°""""- Penn. R. 11.. 1451.4, 145% m 144a,;l
WWW W 9909'9'“ G”- 10154 101* ‘0‘ 10‘
1 Press. St. Car, 61 61 61 61
' 1 ' V .. ‘ “ ' ‘ ' ’ Reading. 59% 59% 57% 57%
L'b B k Repnb. Steel. 20% 20% 20 20
1 far“ 00 S. ROI‘k Island. 44% 44-1. 42% 42%;
. I. F ‘5 5
{ ‘ The Book: in our School Library 3:? #21532.” 431’: 51322 58% is}:
g . Sou. Ry. Co.. 32% 327;. 32 32
t . new number nearly fifteen hundred 30“.“).- pfd.. 94% 94% 94% 94%
1 I Thanks to the friends of our School Tenn. 0. I; 1.. 63“ 63% 02 64
I l Texas Pacific. 38% 38% 38 38
I! | , Children. who saved the Health Union Pacific_ 93 93% 39% 90
‘ I Do. Par. pfd., 91 til 91 91
_ I I i 3"“ ”W'- D“ ‘t 9"" u. s. Leather. 12% 12% 124. 12y.
.. .I. - / . . g. ———a.—-—-————— U, 8- Inl Did-- 92 92 9l% 91%
”“‘”*‘”_‘"*"”"——' U s. R cc. 2495 24% 2m 2m
“WW U. 8. Steel 37% 37% 36% 86%
L 0A 0 U s Eteelefd son. 8614. 86% seal.
- Wabash. 28% 28% 281A 28%
Wlblsh. pm" 49% 50 08% 48%
, ’ West. Unég‘el. 88% 88% 88% 881/2
. Wiscon nt 25% 2574'; 26% 25%
" LOOk - ' BANK STATEMENT
- PLUMIING. Reserves on all deposits. 5
" decrease. $5,284.92
‘7'” IR" TGII MGM. \ STEAM. Reserves on Deposits other
I that}. 8.. decrease. 5.272.760
Having received a coaaluunent 0! HOT WATER. Imo.decreue.10.663.000
bright. trash mined hehlgh Oonl. specie. decrease. 8.001.800
mm. at . mm mm IND on: gut booumolocmog. 2.134.800
' to n .
w' a" ”in“ ‘° We °‘“' ”m“ FITTING» fillinfiocmo‘ . s 19.566100
the benefit. following our usual cuc- ' gingham, decrease 359.300
FEWER MLLONS; WEARS LONG-
Fewer nllono: this loan of Devoe
_ Load and zinc than mixed punts.
Wool-o louor: twice I: long on load
and all. '
HAVE YOU TRIED BTILLOON'B
SPECIFIC?
"uncommon. Grip In.
lath one. mm no mood
rot-noon.
romeo
x.‘
ii.
.v"
I. Jon‘s" n".
J
Exception.
You uhonla' Jay at}.
note. We want to treat all alike. Como in today I0 u not to I» (III.-
Othorc nvo money on their Boyo' Apparel.
,
pointed.
. . .
Little Boyl' Suits and Overcouts, use: 3 to H, 82 and 02.60 [ram ‘
cut to 31.49. :3 HM mm grades, cut to $1.39. ‘ ‘ ‘
Youths’ Suits and Overcoats, ages it to 20 years, 85 to "4‘0 M'-
cut to 83.98. woo to m grades, cut to stun ' '
All of our 31 and $1.60 Shirts, to close at 890.
Men's and Boys' 890 Underwear, at 19c. '
We continue Clearance Sale of Men's High Grade Silltl anti-OW]:
costs at some low prices montlonediaat wool.\
“.60 and 82 Buflnlo Glovel, at 93c.
Early Spring styles of Crofut & Knapp Hats. 83 to til.
Selleck & Price,
96 Washington Street.
80- NQIWIIN
h
Free Crockery
No held-over Egg. for can... .
Apricoto.—Califomia Galina Apri-
cot: new goods nice stock. 18c can.
Dried Apricots, bright «Iodine, 2 Inc.
for 254:. I .
Sweet Potatoes. new lot. bright and
fine, 15c 2 qto. .
Parsnips and Ca‘rroto.’ '. ‘3' ‘
Lorenzo Dibhlc;
We have Just got in stare {ram a
manufacturer of Trenton, N. J., a good
grade of Crockery, which we will give
to spot cash purchasers. A ticket
with every purchase. Save your ticketo
and get a set of dishes. See window.
Connecticut Fresh Eggs, 25c doz.
New York State Eggs, 22c doz.
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but It is responsible for more lleotlacllel,
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give It credit for. If ‘
your eyes give, you the slightest trouble. is it not the heat policy to
find out the cause? Our examin alien is Iery thorough and cost. you
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adjultiod ll . I.II
our guunntee ."
o. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
u WALL STREET. NORWNAL‘K. CONN.
Coal at Raymond Bros.
LEHIGH EGG. STOVE NUT
BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN GRATlis
BItumInous tor steam producing.
Careful drivers: Clean Coal.
OUR RING ASSORTMENT
is undoubtedly complete and as varied as you will find in many larger on.
tablishments. if you wish a. ring suitable for any occasion you will“ wolf;
to come here and make the selection”
H. S. Rood,
I 6 South Main Street.
Gutbill’ s Bridge Fish Market
_ THEY ARE ALL FRESH TODAY:
I. ‘n-u-
Blneflnh Weakflsh. Smelt. Porgles.
Pike. Plckerel, Salmon. Clscoes, Cod.
Native Flatflsh and Eels. Fancy im-
ported Bloaters, 2 for Be. Fianna Had-
dies. 12c lb. Extra Large Escollops.
R. J. CUTBILL.
West End Woohlngtou street Bridge.
Next to Forrlc' Coal Othco.
Tel. 10..
ii
“OUR” students to be come succeciul bncinooo Inn's ’
woman. Activityin necessity to success. _ .
Write for particular: and remember that we hive I
tionnl reputation.
snows BUSINESS 003
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