any.
i
ii" ..
sternum-er.
Nahum ‘ Hotel III-It.
South N lit. Conn.
Lflilfll Ntliifllllei.
, wan-nah routs». “‘
For Norwalk and viclnlt: ir to-
night Saturday Inhibits: ‘ lands
with rain in the ofterncon ht. A
disturbance is central Ithis gov-
er Lake Superior. it Is producing light
snow or rain in the upper Mississippi
valley and northern porton of the Lake
region. Another disturbance is cen-
tr'al“ in the lower“ Missllslppl valley.
and is lproducing quite heavy rain on
the lcoast. Pleasant weather c011-
. ‘& mom The
tom
northwest fi‘éndl favor 'for this
vicinity pleasant weather. followed on
Saturday by increasing cloudiness and
brobtltbll’yé' . ht Elli) In it“ altarnoon
om: g e earners are w eon-
tin anIN‘q ~
1
Mrs. Barry W. Mather of Quintard
avenue. is ill.
Today is a “hoodoo” day for the
superstitious—Friday, and the thir-
tecnth.
—Laundry Starch, 5c lb. EDL a 00.
James Reeves. of the G. N. McKibbin
Company, is spending a few days in
Philadelphia.
William F. Korn was compelled to
leave his work. yesterday morning. on
account of illness.
~Colonial style Derby. 0' Brien.
Miss Edna Richards, of Bethel, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Rich-
ards. Burrltt avenue. ~
The Rev. J. B. Werner. of Stamford
preached a [eaten sermon last even-
ing. at Grace Church.
-—Wa invite your special attention
to our line of Muslin and Lace Cur-
tains, 35c pair upward: also Poles and
Window Shades.10c upward. M S
bdrm-“William Richards. of Burrltt
avenue, Is confined to her home with a
severe attack of the grip.
’K‘v vvpiuntarr- petition In. bankruptcy
has been filedl bym Dennis.
999.11“!
Wallinffol‘d,,wi
llabilit e1 99,9 9:91;.“
Fewer gallons: wears louder: Devon
The Travel Club will mail! 'at the
wanihoommtisui church 1m-
«his eves i:n3. ..ifhe newscast
llament will be discussed.
“9010 game wasplayed in the pool tour.
nament of the Norwalk Fire Police,
last evening. but tonight Llewellyn
M‘crrttt‘ 70.nndtlsn1es Grace. 100. will
1) ‘31
Arthur G. Krom, of Danbury. has re-
turned from a several weeks' trip
through the south in the interests of
the American Asphalt Roofing
pany. of New York. which he repre-
colitis - .
4.10: M. Sounder Brewing Co' a col-
brawdtnoclt Boer on draught frank-
furters and sour knot. at Kessler' s
Cafe. Conn. Ave.
The gymnaiium st Greenwich opened
by influential citizens for the benefit of
the young men has been closed, be-
cause Thomas Young. Jr., and John
Doebnr donned the mitts for a purse
Saturday night fighting a twenty-two
mlnjittc bout. In which blood was spill-
ed sums aides ,
Charles Moshcr’ storm houso in Sea:
ver Brook district, Danbury, was burn.
ed to the ground Tuesday night. with
nearly all its contents. Mr. Mosher
raised an alarm and neighbors‘ came to
his assistance. but it was Impossible to
do anything except to save a portion of
the furniture and furnishinS‘S of the
hMr M I
waotatoea, 990 1.1km 750 bu j-ll‘. D.
Lawton B130.
'Chief'l tilt. of New Riven. has ‘re-
” Mm uswxrgm, stating
t the body 01 Georg par .
cgoItmi the"tng Chant lieu. of this
Chapman Wrecking Company; is in the
East river morgue, as the. result of a
drowning accident. The company re-
., 5...
fuses to bury the body, as they cia}ni,,:nn‘
F‘illpardt his a brother and sister 1
, at: 111 1'. am. on.
m Moduli! mmw.
: “are next week to
take a nonliioa.
i
J. I. 0.111.010»
will
—-i)uniap. Youman Dorbias. 0' Brien
George E. Travis of Norwalk. for-
mula of Dsnbnry. wants Danbury, yosn
torday visiting friends.
Harry Jayne. OI‘UDIOH street. has,
recovered from the grip. and resumed'
his duties in Norwalk.
Rufus Buttery, who formerly resided
in Norwalk'. ls mm tho be seriously
ill at Southampton. Mass.
——Complete asst Hamburg Earrings.
Laces Chiffon Trimmings. Velllnga.
etca 91.8. Smith & Ctr. 1
Frank Bonneville. of the Southern
New England Telephone Company. Is
ill at his home in Union street.
Miss S. S. Tillotson. of Washington
street has returned from a few days'
sojourn in New 101k and Brooklyn.
The Norwalk Fire Police received its
new pool table and yesterday it was
set in position by Peter E. Callahan.
—-Loin of mm to Roast,12%c 1b.;
Sausage. 10c In, at Hayes
in Bolton publishing bongo has made
a favorable offer for a’ bookmasnuacript
to J. B. laments, or SontltyNorwalk.
' Buckingham Post. 10. A. 11.. of Nor-
walk. hold a regular meeting. last
night. at the post rooms. Wall street.
Mias‘Lnlu Viola Olmatoad. of' South-
port. has been visiting her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Belle Gregory. in South Nor-
walk. \ . ,
-—Butter. 220 lb. Schauba Mkt.
The N01 walk City Council will hold
its semi monthlyt meeting Monday
night. at the Council chamber, Wall
street. ‘
Herbert'll‘. Nlcmeycr. who has been
the guest of relatives in Norwalk, re-
turned to his home in College Point.
Long Island;
A regular‘fmeeting-‘of the Knob Out-
ing Club will be held this evening at
the office of Taylor a Golden, in Wash-
ington street. ‘
~A. E. Cnonpler, of Ridgefield. Will
open an ofilce and wholesale cider de-
pot at 51- Water street. So Norwalk.
Rev. Romilly F. Humphries. of Trin-
ity Church, will preach in the West
Norwalk‘ Union Chapel. Sunday after-
noon at 3 o’clock.
A Polish priest is expected in Nor-
walk before the close of Lent. and will
hear confessions at St. Mary's Church.
from people of this nationality.
The Helping Hand Circle of King's
Church. will meet this owning. with
Mrs. Colon “swollen. of Crescent Ter-
Meg's .u. :r
-‘-‘-"i suffered ‘for months from sore
throat: Boleciric Oil cured mo in
twenty‘four. hours." 71M. _ 8.. Gist.
llama" ,Kyw 1 , » . ‘
has returned to her home after spend.
lug a few days with her daughter. Mrs.
William H. Sherwood. of 37 Balmforth
avenue. Danhnry.
' The Junior Christian Endeavor Soc
iety of, e South Norwalk Baptist
Church w lhold an entertainment and
social at the church tonight. All are
invited to attend.
The Rev. William A. Fitzgerald and
John N. Nolan. both of Hartford. were
callers on Norwalklfrlends, yesterday.
They v-wenevon theirqetnrn from a trip
to St. Augustine. Flor-Ida;
~—Dan' t forget “this Ollogowolla ball
tonight. at Arion HalL
A number of Norwalk cases that
have been on the docket of the Super-
ior Court. for several months. are
sched ed for a hearing again today.
probably not be disturbed.
but
ing in New Haven.
. . You conceal these anddeel that the
guild]: is the highest and the prices consisi
tapilpdow.
Wong rm, 1‘s lb.
Small Leia. Pig Pork (roast) 141: III.
mm» an». its 11..
ing.-Jain... this fit.
Pot new, a to 140 lb.
WWW. 1020: lb.
radiate
.9 inublic
have arrived. Why not fora baater‘a or
19.19“”.
‘ Oil-I991: Steak. 1039c Ilia.
nouns Steak,14c 11..
was than... , 19: ill.
» rm and come Pinion, in Is.
unions. but in town, 121/.c lb.
" gar omen-ms. 15c '11:.1
ii-i‘t
‘ almost
about” 8100
bin erg".b woman
11 ,
ghit‘hwwuula.% ,
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist .
MrsiLdth'er'Haliock, 'of' woman?
“0" Roast so to 14¢; Butter. 22c; Eggs.
the 20c; Lard 12c.
. .r. ,
111.4,.) will iw‘;
It to i“ »
Staple 99mins ”sings at price
fig.
in
Tuaéaoa, sorrows. aims, are,
Coata' spool cotton. all numbers;
black and while 200yard spools. worth
60c dos—600 don.
Willlmantic spool cotton ,nll nuns
hers. black and white 200- -yard spools,
worth ilc spool—3c spool.
Brooks' cotton. all numbers black
and white 100- -yard spools worth to
spool—4! for lie.
Busting cotton. all numbers. black
and white. 500-yard spools. worth 50
spool—2 for iic.
Sewing cotton. all numbers, black
and white. 100~yard spools, worth 20—-
1c.
Home linen-finished thread, worthdo
——6 for 50.
Cortlcelll spool silk. black
worth lOc—(lc.
Large spools scwlng silk. black only,
worth (lac—lilo.
item’s lustre twist, 400- -yard spools,
worth fled-100.
s Ddrning cotton on spools 'worih 30—-
forte
D‘hnllhg WNW” on cards, black only.
wort sac —— 6c
Button and shoe dflhifld. 100- yard
spools, worth 50—4 fordc
Marshall‘s or Harbours linen thread.
only.
Bridg
M. ._............._.
line you tars-assure Ill
urn INSURANCE. *
the kind that is moderate as to price.
safe and rofitable for investment, per
foot for protection of your family!
The Connecticut General Life insur-
:ch Company of Hartford deal In this
n
FRED H. Fill-ll GENERAL AGENT.
United Dank Building.
south Norwaik. ct}
«mm
JUNIUS BROWN.
Painter and Paper Hanger
reriItl‘ Load and Zinc
mixed by hand w'lll wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
DAILY FREIGHT Lllili
BETWEEN
' NEW YORK. . . ,
noawanx ANn
sum nonwsmc
“i
Mi 991.3 Mill
”Steamers Engq ind City of
Norwalk leave ew York. Pier
23, East River. Beelnnan St., 3
p. 111. Norwalk and South Nor-
walk during the night.
THESE MEATS AND PRICES
SHOULD INTEREST YOU:
‘-
Pork Roast, 16c; 2 lbs. Home-Made
Sausage. 250; Fresh Hams. Fresh
Shoulders. Smoked Shoulders, 10:
Smoked Ham. lie; 3 lbs. Shoulder
Steak, 25c; Round Steak, 140: Sirloin
Steak, 16c; Porterhouse Steak. 18c and
20c: Boast Beo!,10c to lie: Pot
PHONE 92- I.
«an sewing San.
It”. ‘ as
We' vo spent weeks planning It Stbcltsro are
values as tempting as any over gain-"ii fill‘ la y the many needs of new-
The Howland Dry Good. Company
39991199999, . ,,
s that command the attention of cv-
'Tis not the offering of 11
outer, variety larger and
200-yard spools. worth 901: dos—4130q
dozen.
Best carpet tbroad.w01tl1 ic—2c
skein
Dexter's knitting cotton. all uuniv
bers worth lie—«‘10
SRAIDS BINDINGS. ETC.
Taffeta. blndIng, full 91/. line 10 yard
pieces black and white, worth 170——
12c.
Taffeta binding 9ya1d pieces, black
and white, worth 190~8c.
Silk Prussia binding black and
white. yard pieces. wmth loo—Bo.
Silk Prussia binding, black and
white. 0-yard pieces, Worth Zia—lie
Golf's Angora mohair braid, h-yard
pieces, black only, worth lilo—8c.
Best double ser 0 belting. narrow,
worth 75c piece—6 c piece.
Beat double serge belting.
worth 31 piece—75c piece.
Tolson's and Tannton shaped bind-
Ing. worth 5c yd—3c. yd.
Brush braid, black only, worth 5c yd]
—-»2c yd.
.Cordocdge mohair braid,
worth 5c yd—ic yd,
Celebrated S. H. M, velveteen, Belle,
5-yd. pieces. worth (the piece—28c
piece.
wide.
black only.
sport.
CARRIRAI
The new pigment paint. contains no
white load. Guaranteed to wear at
least five years under all climatic
changes. and looks better at the end
of eight years than any other paint on
the market will look at the end
of two years
Call for Carrara and everything else
you need in the hardware line, at
Norwelk li’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
‘“ auraarsmnnurs
HOYT’ S THHATRE.
Matinee and Night.
SATURDAY/March 14.
The best melodramatic comedy over
' written,
A Jollu American
‘ Tramp.
By E. E. Kidder, author of “Peaceful
Valley." “A Poor Relation." and 0th
or Sol Smith Russell Plays.
The Original cnmpetent Cast.
Including
WALTER GALE-as “HAPPY JACK."
PRICES—Matinee. is and 26c.
Night, 25, 36 and 500.
HOYT'S,‘.THEATRE.
MONDAY, MARCH 16,
Biggest Event of the Season. Engage-
mcnt Extraordinary!
KLAW l BILANGIR‘S Troubadoura.
and HARRY GILFOIL.
Presenting the
Original New Vorit Production
of Harry B. Smith' a mob! successful of
all Musical Comedies,
LIBERTY. BELLES
With 2 Carloads of scenery and Effects
. Bib—PEOPLE—Go
In every detail precisely as seen last
season. during its record breaking
5 montba' run at the Madison
‘ Square Theatre, New York.
THE PINK PAJAMA GIRLS. DAR~
1N1} DORMITORY SCENE. SisN-
SATIONAL PILLOW FIGHT
A Delightfully Dainty Novelty 9‘oIly.
Refined and full oi Ginger.
New Futures. Specialties. Songs.
PRICES 50c. 75c. "wand 91.60.
i
!
M“. ".1. .. "—
HOYT s THEATRE
T U [8 SD A Y M ARCH
THAT LAUGHING CROWD!
THE ONLY AND ‘ORIGINAL
A HOT OLD TIME.
w—aa'rl lTS 9—«1
111.1. new 11113101 swear 01111.51
COMIC nos!
90119on113 sensibly:
sauces. 2.19: see. and 75c
.sue or scat-lum- at arms Thea-
tres-South Namath: ana‘ lilo-Ila. drug
17
South Nor-walk.
a— w.
Clear as
.t
.1.“ ’
Meet every requirement of a Perfect Flavoring
Musk ~~1~ ‘3
and are
9" as
““hfifi-‘Ti‘fiimw
To. have a lasting Martina Flavor
it must be 111900 wi
09131113
11mm on 9
mafia:
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jail attractions. W?" "a ' ' cg,
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time values without seeing
them.
PM”, the four cent is not.
, W Elsi heuristics sheet.
ismrwfiorwalhlfdmdn alums) ofl E
John w. seauu. ”
. 9.3.9911...
ThaDanfs Roll
You cannot really appreciate,
a
19: ten cent nannies gilt
Wanna Floor Finish
WAXENE covers an old or a new
floor and retains the natural grain of
the wood. 11 the floor it stained, n
brightens and preserves the color. it
it is an old floor, warmped. soiled,
rough, scratched and unsightly, it will
remove the dirt and stains, eliminate
entirely the scratches, even up the un-
ruly grain and make Its general an-
pearanco one hundred per cent. better
As a germicide, WAXENE is charged
with properties known to be death to
vermin. it driven away water bugs.
cockroaches, bed bugs. buffalo bugs.
ants and other insects. Mice and rats
show a dislike for its taste and keep
away frOm the doors upon which It
has been used.
WAXENE saves time—labor—mon-
ey. it is the easiest to apply of any-
thing ever made for floor dressings, It
tends to purify the air in the room and
for hygienic principles cannot be
equalled.
Call for Booklet.
, FOR SALE BY 9 .
connsfr‘oox.
WATKINS
a- now,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 1434.
5.19 iifiififi
Gas Tip. ‘
First—419‘ convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—~The lessening of the dun-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on as if the gas is turned on, It will
light
Third—Tho gloat reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by aer-
vsnts and the soiling of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the carpet
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than the coat of matches as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
year.
HORACE. ii. NASH,
Cor. North Mainaad West Sta.
REMIIIANBES
To the Old Country. Drafts
and Money Orders payable any-
where in Europe. For sale at
lowest rates.
JACOB I. “WON.
------
5 Railroad Pines. South Norwalk. Gt.
3 3‘? 9; iii .-.
:2 1‘39. tw I125”.
ELI! TIN G
, , FQ'IW- hence. more
Fmora‘laatlng
Gold. Silicrrmckel. Copper; al-
so “9de
Motors.
In. New'lilngla‘nd BlM-tric Mo-
tor 1'3”” has no superior. Gill“!
1 movie-W «11 (7‘ “
109.09 mm,
“gyro co.
“in. . , .
“VAMSTL. “30.11be;
‘1: .
331:
.5 f u."
.aatctaahebe
his ._
,‘ South Nordalk's great Dry Goods House.
.l.
'1
ol 1
91- Jim} it? l
3:5»
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1 t w var on m-m '
Practical Pett100ats
the Petticoats so mean woman turn 10” ::
soon as the time of the while skiri1s 0911991,“.
1115 about over now. ,
Big Spung Shoe Sale
INTEREST INCREASES DAILY.
Tomouow we add to this important occasion by offering guaranteed pat-
out colt skin Shoes for men and women, at
$1.95.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS.
Shoes for Women art/51.35 and $1. 48. Shoes for Men at 95c and 81.25.
1111 cry shoe included In this sale was made to sell for much more than we
ask for them. See our windows. ,
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store.
Carpets Mattings,
Oil, Cloth, Linoleums.
Floor coverings of all kinds ale in high demand n‘ow. Housociolning
anticipation discovers many short co mings and the necessity of a new Cit"
pct. Matting, Oil Cloth or Linoleum If this describes your predicament {‘6-
mcmher our reputation for large stock and small prices and you are on the
right road to bargains. It is our intention that every customer shall receive
full value for every dollar spent under this roof for Furniture, Etc. Pat-
terns the newest. Qualities the best. Prices the lowest. ,,
Our Norwalk friends will find our store a convenient place to wait for.
a trolley car '
A. .1. COLLINS & co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMIALMERst
l2 to ill North Mam St. South No
t
Coal is Lower
If your coal is getting low in the bill. so is ours
price. Might as well enjoy yourself for the rest 0! (tin
winter. Our coal is running good—100119 nice. shiny
and clean, and will throw out heat to the last. . You cam .
buy of us with confidence that you’re getting the best.
Qne ton of it prbduccs 2,000 lbs. of satisfaction.
Debt: or tomorrow with your order—or telephone
net—,ssi—g ‘
John H. Port
149 Washington Street.
, The first month of Spring. Put your
system in shape now and escape the
Ills that springtime brings. For this
use Ramon‘s Tonic Regulator. B. H.
Plaisted. "
Before we die. we'd like to find
somethins better than we expected it
Would be. .
‘cutv cuss son Dyspepsia.
Taauspoarahtm TO
sand-ran: when. Mal-cit truism
the transportation of gavel-ow
“-111 sanctum 1i: the t "
business Mllb’e In cont:
diam Wind in h" mat dis- troops and supplies for ”the
Bingham, of the nuartermastarl‘ .
partment. will call for bids milling '
sengcrs and freight to Alaska
the Open 999809001991” 3. .
provide for such shipments dob flcfi
Seattle or Tacoma. N $0,! a
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle. -
Del. sans; ‘ ”t sutured for years with “a“ military-4th
trans and belching. I tried everything Th
[ could hear at. but nothing helped me
“113$: lian naming, one 60
can c are noun 9 " ~
For sale by 2‘ thmud and?
Don't be an rely, charitable
uncom-
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