Phone l65-5
mum
Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candu
at
LANE’S
COO...
5 1 Washington St.
Local densities
Today being the 15th or the month
the scletttnen are paying town bIIIl-i.
—Tltirt_v dollar disk machine lot
815. at .I. W. Studwell'a. also dink rec-
ords ill half price. Edison Pllonogrupb
sold on easy payments.
l‘x-(fouutllmnn I.. J. Reynolds, of
Ntttwnlk. is ill at his home In Main
street.
The Public
tiny nro as usual choice burguina.
the lid.
~~Notwalk Fire Police liull tonight.
Lincoln ('outlcll. Ol‘dt‘l‘ of I'llitctl
Alllt‘l'it'ltll Mot-bullies. will hold its reg.
ul.tr \vcclcly mteting tonight.
Cltnrlcs M. Williams. the well-known
trolley car conductors, is able to be
about again. after u nit-..zc ol illness.
”Roasting pork and pork cit-ms
12w: anea'.
'l‘hc llourd of Health oi‘ the (‘ily oi
Norwulk will hold a session this even
in: at the Council Chamber in Whit
street.
The Specialty Munllfacturiug (‘om-
puny luls installed a liltlltil' ill the next
l'ttt-lory oi' ...e Eustcrn l'tttit-t'wcut
Ctunpnlly.
—~'l‘mtts nttti ’I‘oqttes. ()‘llt-icu's.
Lillian Hopkins! tinllglttcr or Mr. Illlti
ilils. Ernest Hopkins. ot' (‘llcsluu'
ntt‘cci. South Nol'wulk' has an mind.
of iiit'arités.
.I. A. Splnn uutl {tltttily have, moved
from Academy street, in the St. Mary‘s
litll‘Il-II bongo. corller of Letvutu‘d street
and \\’esl uvcnuc.
Til” Arion Singing Society held u H-
llt'llln‘a'. last night. ilt preparation for
Murket offers for Sutur-
[lend
the mutual concert ulul bull, “Ilit‘Il
Initcs pint-c shortly.
-~(lood time ill Fii‘t' I’olicc Iiull,
l.otitwood‘s lltlll, tonight.
Why don't you tuitc advantage of tilt
specials ott't‘ictl itt Sluil‘s ml. twin)“,
2! lbs. ol‘ sugar for n tloilnt is only
i3Iit‘ til the ltnrgnilts. St‘t' ml. for illilttl‘n
Iiurultlus itt int-o. women's until-l"
tltul-lllu and heavy outing littllll"| nrt~
lIii‘ specials in Iilf‘ I). .\i. llcttti dz t‘onl
putty :ttl. totlny. It will pay you to rezlll
li.
Soft Hats and (“HIS :tt It'lirirn's
I-‘t‘unil l’. linycs. \vlto \vus tnkcll with
:l llcttlorrltuue. sevcrtll dnys unit. is now
‘IIt‘IlJIII to be holding his own. ntul it
lb ltopcti that he will lie ubie to Iit‘
:tt tilt d again shortly.
i'rultlt ii. .‘iicrrill. tltc Nortvttllt lco
ticuicr. Ittts so far housed nbollt xiitlli
outs of ice. filling all of his houses.
"tlllsitlcl'ubly more will be stacked out-
side. weather permitting.
. lloust I'orlt, iic. lb.
.\Ittrltt‘t ad. page three,
The tout- :ltttl coffee pttt't-itttsul ul
Heytnour's lllt‘ delicious and brim: sul-
t.-l:tctiotl and olljtlynu-ttt. ’l'hcst- iti‘t
good reasons uhy yotl should give
them a trial. o
The real cstutc market is bruinnlllu
to boom. W. (I. (‘t.:t-Itctt, iii‘.‘ vctcrult
broker;— .IIII yesterday for the South
Norwnilt Savings Bunk. two houses in
Iluuuyton. lie says he hits thrtc other
rules to New York parties about ready
to close.
Ex-Muyor James T. Hultbuil. of Nor-
lx‘ullt. who is visiting ltts l'nntily u-
titcenvlllc. South ('rlrolinu. slitlcs itl u
Min to n Norwrlk friend that tilt-re
lots been some cold weather down
there recently. the thcrntontttcr going
down to thirteen dcgtv-rs nhove. zero.
v—l'mbleilas, Umbrellas ut O'Bl‘it-n‘s.
'I'he statutes relating to the rail-
roads of the state have just been com-
piled in pamphlet form. and copies
can be secured at the ofiice of the
railroad commissioners. ‘l‘he ‘oook for
i904 covers all the changes in the rail-
road laws matte by the last legisla-
tllrc.
It pays to buy good t-onl. Tho coal
nt h‘crris' yard is sold on Its merits,
illliI every ton sold makes a fricnd. Ste
ntl.
—Don‘t Forget Fire
Lockwood's Hall, tonight.
Mr. uml Mrs. John ltydcr. of lleton.
Mam, who were married In lialtbury.
twenty-five years ago. celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
'i‘nr-stiny night. Mrs. Ryder is a sister
of Mrs. Joel G. Poster. of Danbury.
(‘hurlos K. Gilette._o{ Danbury, and
his brother. Thdodore Gillette. of Bos-
ton. formerly of Dnnbury. attended the
celebration.
~(innes end mourning blinds. O'Brien.
The action of the School Board in
removing Miss Luella Danton from
this district to Center School is deeply
regretctl by every one connected in any
pay with the school here. We congrat-
ulate Miss Denton, however, upon her
well deserved promotion and trust that
her ulace will be ably tilled by her
successor. Minn Ruth Tucker.—Ncw
I‘ltuaan Memnxer.
fi_.-, .7
Sec l’ulllit
Police Bali.
2’ “W. n... nu ma};
Variety
of Trusses to soloct from In town Ind
mnvrniencoa tor_ tun; of some. [or
imam.
'which there it no
the Icauon.
any for how long.
heads this call.
810 AND $12
The Great
Red Tag Sale
The Roster of Rich Bargains in
Men’s and Bous’ Wears.
- There's no dearth of good things In this molt important clothing nle of
We started the aoalon with new lines throughout;
ending the season with little or nothing to carry over.
the enrly season we duplicated heavily. great Itockn await your com-
ing—the cmlrteat ln overcoat: and suits for men and boys.—-Let valued tell
their story; price; are no fair match for them.
Men’s Overcoris Reduced.
There's snap and go In thcle coatl; that's why they're going at a live
Iy rate—positive lnlpl In the way of bargains.
36 AND 38 OVERCOAT8 CUT TO 53-98.
$8.50 AND $10 OVERCOATS CUT TO $6.98.
512 AND $13.50 COATS CUT TO $8.98.
$15 AND 316 OVERCOATS CUT TO “1.98.
$18 AND 320 OVERCOATS CUT TO $14.98.
$25 OVERCOATS. LUXURIOUS. NOW $17.98.
SUITS IIEDL
l‘ien’s Suits Vent Low.
The nort of bargains which have made our Red Tag Sale famoua—vaiuel
high, satisfaction lure. Ityien up todate.‘
have all sizes In this season‘s fancy mixed wits, and In a wine buyer that
.I-T'.) HOW TO $6.98.
$13.50 AND $15 SUITS CUT HOW TO $9.98.
535 AND $18 SUITS REDUCED NOW TO $12.98.
All lizen now. but we can't
price 'way below regular.
we purpose
With trade good in
.nmflt
We
great bargains.
It‘s our rule and the rule of the sale:
Safe to trade here any time and all the time.
RogchStStevens
Successors to Carmina-tr Bras.
scorn NORWALK. '
Two Great Suit Specials.
BROKEN LINES OF MEN‘S $7 AND 88 SUITS. NOW $3.98.
BROKEN LINES OF SOME MEN'S $8 AND 310 SUITS. $4.98.
Unexamplcd reduction: In Loys' and cinldrenl suits and overcoat: and
in our furnishings department.
Dont let putting off coming rob you of your share of these undeniably
"Satisfamon
or, Money Back."
TEL. CALL. 322.
t‘lcuH'uco sale of liillitIt-t‘l'. .‘.'l
llnis li'iillilll‘tl :ttttl lIllIi‘Illlllll‘ll. “III it.-
s‘oiil :ti yo i iou' ptlccn. i'm' ItiiillilI‘-‘ it;
the season Mrs. A. :\II(III|iil!l(II' :II
South .\l:tttt street.
The «t: .- .tlttntcltt t‘l‘llli‘lltit‘t‘ of III"
Norunll. i' it lt:ts t"‘lll|ti *i.-.l the lit
ruttut-tttctti . t tr .ltc stuoitcr nevi 'i‘tr'I
tiny --\--'tit:: .iohtl I“, liiliott, non of
New Yotlt's icutlill: i‘llIi‘rliliili'i‘§.I.. I'D.
'I‘riplt-r solo violinist and I-‘ruttlt t'otu
stock tints sill-\ISL \\‘lIl furnish the
progrntn, Luzohcou \ltTl be sortozl.
Member.- oi 'llc rllth :trc privllcuetl to
invite not i'rs‘tivtul ucuilctuclt guests.
The quit I est only to tlttti out the vol-
ltc oi" nu; .ttlttic is to test It yourscll.
Apply this to the mill tutl SIIII’ ..t lion:-
Inntl‘s. t‘l.-I giv- it your pontlull ill-
it‘siIthii- “
— Not‘uuill Pitt
'l'ltc [it‘ll ’lillillli'i‘ oi “tilt-o 'u \\"itl-‘
tIt‘l'I'lit". vvil't ltlttriottttll-a :tt Ali-5
Huchlry : studio in Itounylotr
lltltc plzlcc ..t 2: S'tI o t Iilt' Ii Saturday tti-‘
lrlltnott. 'l‘lltottult tltt toutlcsy oi illc’
(‘onuct-tit-ut ltttiluny ltttd Lightttlu
(‘omputtr a cur 0! large size will he
put on :u L'TIN from South Norwnlk. to
Ri‘t‘ilillllllitlilit‘ :bv audience, The sunli-
car will it'iill‘ll ill 5: Iii. from Rownyton.
I'tIIlt't' Iinll lottltzlli.
ANOTHER SALE OF TEN CENT
MUSIC
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Ring Down The t‘llrttlin. ‘
I Can't Sim: Tonight, lietlelin March?
and Two Step Show The White of
Your Eyes. Burning of Rome. Whistl-
ing Riley. How Old Is Ann?. Arizona.
and too others. The latest march and
ttvnctep l .ttns. (‘ompnnion piece to
including:
Hiawatha and Laughing Water. For
this suit l.'v tt-ttts.
COLEMRN'S
10 North Main Street, Scuth Norwalk.1
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'n Baseball:
and Sporting GOoda. i t
t
I
I
I
. i
or
you cannot come to deposit dltringi
bunttin: hours, your wiic‘ or mother:
can. If you want the account in your
name. the.' cen be arranged for too. A
nlgnntllre-mrd can be filled out at home
and mailed to us at our expense. There
II no excuse. for yen now In there?
will count comm taunt-cat ‘
Wemtpermttntbeflnvglum
wilif '
to llliiliiI)’ :ttul plico.
To be :t success. n mun must
nll the dust. dirt tutti VIII!" sifted ullt.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
.\ll our gratin is ('(Ii't‘KIIIIy scrceucth-
l-c n sttct-Initslwwe to
tpt-tinllsts Itt gillut iiiltI tllnt Kllllrttltltfl‘s you the host its I
(live your animals
“I
/
\
MANUEL T.HATCH. E
wholesome foori-dllcy deserve lt~—nnd we sell it
THE
LATEST
CRAZE
PIT
The
Great
Game
For Sale By
William P. Beers,
‘49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
6 80 .MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
.nll blessings; blindness the moat woeful of all afflictions.
TELEPHONE 1N
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Marfiot
Remember all goods warranted. Boon
ton Blues 8: lb or 5 Iba. for 25¢; Live
Shore Haddock 6: lb or 5 lbs. 25c.:
Smelt No.1 .100 lb.' .. Extra, 2 lbs
25c: Beat German Carp. 9c lb.; Whole
Kin Salmm 10: lb: Eats 12c lb: Horr-
Ing c lb: Black,1tlc lb: Bun. 10c lb.
Flat. Ilue Weak Cod. Finnle Huddle-
and Haddock Roan. 12c lb. Large open
Long Clama, 30c qt. Round Clnma,
Greenport Oysters. Live Shire Had-
Nothlng 'but the but.
Next to Ferrlu' Coal Yard.
dock.
DROP ll COIN
tnton blind man's llat~then THlNdy: Sight in the most Inestlmnblo of
This being no.
‘ fermion by
A FINE TOILET SOAP
3 Cakes in a box for
10 cents.
A piece of Until: .Soap
«with .1 Wash Cloth
for 5 canto.
‘ tilt: lili‘illllli PHtiiiIItltl
The Prescription Store.
All can pm the door.
Night Calla Answer-d.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
MISSION SUNDAY AT TRINITY.
Rev. Rornilly F. Humphriea Arr-Inge.
IpocInll Service. for the Day.
Sunday Innltnry l7 1904. the second
Sunday uttet the. h‘ttlttnany'. will be
tnluuionury tiny in Trinity pariah. Ser-
luon at morning service. "The Motive
l‘or Missions. u Business Basin or the
t‘onstrnint of Christian Love." ('llild-
l‘cll'n minniotulry service at 3 o'clock.
with tltltlresn by the rector. Addrenti
ut evening service. “Purpose and Scope
of Missiounry Work," Saving the
Soul From Hell or Iltliltillln up in Christ
inn liltlnunily." (mt-rings for mil-tuition
hi all Illt‘ nt-rtlccs.
In this connection members of Trini-
ty (‘llul't‘ll ltltvc received the following
letter:
South Norwulk, (‘mm..
.Iultllury I2, 1904.
Next Sunduy our connreuntion is to
make all on‘cting for ('hurrh Extension
- llI home nnd abroad.
The outlook for the (‘hutt-lt's Mission
was never more promising. The op-
portunities for advance were never
more numerous In the field. the min
siotulrics hnvt- done Initlttui nntl Slit"
colorful work during the your. At
home. the conxrt-gulions. through Ihl'
.\|)|)t)riitlllilli'lli l’lun. have utvcn large
ly lilun cvt-r hciore.
II'I its share Ill all this progrens and
show our appreciation of the work of
our missionary representatives hy muk~
nut otlr otfcrint: u really generous one
The Plit‘ltisctl leutiol will give you a
few brief Illi'lh' about the t‘lturch‘s
\tttritlultlt- work. If you would like
iltforulnliott on our tliIlI'l‘ mutter not
touched ltpott. I will try to M‘t'lll't' ii
ior you or you ntuy writt- direct to
IIlt’ lititlrtss hire" on the loutlot.
You will lliso ll'ttl lill envelope in
which your offering lttny Ill' t-ttclost-tl.
It you cannot be present III Ihl' service,
IIII' t'ltu'ltttlt'. with your Kill or any
pledge you luuy desire to tnnlw. ntuy be
sent to “W. or plat-cit in the hints Iulsin
:lt at future st-rtit-o
if you have hot ulrolllly :ltloptt-d tit.-
IIIIII'.;I‘ oi dully planer ul noon for
missions. lhc enclosed turd will help
in l"’l1lIlliI you of it.
Sincere Ir yours.
Ittl\lll it I Ii“.\ll‘llitll~ZS.
DISPOSITION OF SHORTSLEEVES'
BODY.
'i‘ltc reulutus of Louis Shortsieevt-s
the veteran who nus frozen to death.
were sent to Unttlt-ison, t‘onu.. tilts nit
I'ttdctlnkcr Raymond
”they M It sent at the request oIShori
sit-l \t-s uidou who lites in that platt
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Allitlill‘l‘ .~,t‘r ti mum» at (‘olcnliln's
it will puy you to run over the list and
. Fl'f' witnt Ilt- In offering for liflcrn cents
for toulurrou tutti flit-utily,
TIM unuuul .Innmny titutnntc sale.
goes merrily on nt IIII' lioslon store.
’I'llrrr is n grout t'eziu..tt.u III price ilt
all the different dcpurtlncnts. See ad.
Word was I'I'l'tht‘tI ill South Norwuik
yestcl'duy. that t‘llptnttt Albert J. iluyi.
""I‘llllt‘lh of this plan “as seriously
ill at his home 'in ()vslot- iluy, Long
I ltltlti ‘
Mlltlhios, llcrlties. lit-rides, ()‘ilrlt‘n‘
Iio you like nlct- tulttlteti tomatoes?
The l‘ow York tirtn-ery (‘ompnny has
them and is. selling them ill the ex-
tremely low price of 8c per can. See
ad. for other specials. ‘
Thomus .I. Mugtttr, lhc Wilmington
street merchant. is spending ten days
In liontrcul. Canada. where he is dis-
posing or some rent estate with build
ing:: thereon.
The funcl'ul of Andrus Millspnugh. of
Durlcu. took place from his late resi-
dent-e. In Durien. this afternoon, at 2
o'clock. Rev. James W. Davis. pastor
of the Advent t‘hrintidlt Church, of
East Norwulk. ofliciuted.
If you would like it nice fur collar or
boa A. Dickermnu & Son clln furnish
you at greatly reduced prices. This is
thtir special for the week and it wili
be to your advantage if you call early
and secure some of the bargains. See
ad.
District Deputy Great Sachem How-
ard N. Godfrey; of Norwalk_ \vent to
Bridgeport last night and Installed
the officers of Wowampum Tribe. of
that city. He was accompanied by
Frederick B. Malkin. H. I. Smith W. I.
Comstock, .I. W. Row. I. D. Milne and
a number of others. ‘
Special Sunday services will be held
in the South Norwulk Baptist Church.
At 9:30 :1. m.. there will be a group
meeting for all. At 10:30 preaching
by the Rev. Mr. Devlne, state superin-
tendent of miseions. At 12 o'clock’
there will be a special gnnday school
service. Y. P. S. C. E; meeting at 6
Io‘t‘lock. and preaching at 7 by Rev.
Divine. Minn Miller will sing at all
services and all are Invited.
William Horberg andi Albert Blum-
iqtltst two Swedes who had been work-
iins In town for some time and had
lbecn boarding nt Mrs. Suaannn Zoel-
:mgrra. on Water street were arrest-
cd yesterday aucrnoon by City Sher—
you will concede the great importance of your eyes an a part of your anlml It! Goodwin, on charged of drunken-
ornanism. A momentary realization of your helplessness without thomiwtn. um and attempt to defraud a bond-
ald you to u just nppreeiation of their worth.
In what we otter you.
obsolete SAFETY.
Protect and preserve the light
Tint leave-I no detect uncorrected that Insure: you ed in the town court. thin morning. be-
#0”?
Refraction Optic)".
in; house keeper. They were min-
fore Judlto Tutor. Both blended not
guilty to the clam and their was
who continued until 8 o'ncltlclt 3:1. bf-
Mtunoonford .
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m- - .Ia~.-\IMY““‘~“‘
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Our Importoujt'
ClearanCe Sole:
II a decided success and never before at this time ofyear
have our Clothing Sale: been as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT has
been reduced' in price ranging from $2 to 87.
t
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced Sxo. Sn and
$13.50, new at one price,
.‘ 37-98-
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
formerly priced $18 and $20, .
now at one price, ‘ ‘ 3
COATS.
$1559- . if
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced Sly, and $16.50,
new at one price,
Snag.
MEN’ S SUITS AND OVER-
formcrly priced $32 and 825.
now atone price,
conrs. .. ~i
SIB-39-
Mcn‘s Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys' Reefei‘n, Boy'I.Sweat-
era. Underwear, Caps. Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW enrcns.
SELLEGK & PRICE,
Clothiers and Furnishera, I ' ,. ‘.
' 98 Washington Street, South NOTWIIIII-
Ii uou knew how good is our “LUX-
URY” BRAND CANNED SPINNACH.
uou, would be serving it up with boiled
ilam or Shoulders.
15c a Can.
Lorenzo Dibble
Can Give It !
Will Give It
Do Give it
i Wha
._ .. ......—
LOW PRICES ON 1
Butter. Cheese, Eccs. Tea and Coiiee.
WE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING FOR YOUR PERUSAL:
FANCY VERMONT CREAMERY,
VERY BEST QUALITY 25c LB.
GOOD SWEET BUTTER 23c LB.
NEW LAID EGGS. 40c 00!.
FANCY WESTERN.
COFFEES '
OUR BEST MOCHA AND JAVA,
32c LB.
M, a J. BLEND ONLY, 250‘LI.
CHOICE BLEND, 20o LI.
FANCY SANTOS. 150 LI.
35c 002. 1 OUR BEST TEA ALLKINDS 45¢ LO.
Remember we give presents with our But Tu: and]
Coffus.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER CO
I? NORTII MAIN STREET.
SOUI'II NOR W‘LK
I Is It Worth While
to suitor tror: Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when toilet in lo
nur tad con be had it such small cost?
We nuke a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cont. and
it slum are needed furnish them at the torrent pouiblo 93160. . ‘
Perfect fitting gunrnnteetl.
' o. a. JACKSON
Graduate Optician.
6| WIII It”...
SCENE III]! THE IIIIIIY IIIIES III WEB
(with apology to Shakespeare). ‘
First Wire. ——Can I have some not water, we are from up, lncluIIu tho
baby
Second Wife—Certainly. help your self. we have plenty And to m
First Wife. -—How do you manage to keep no comfortable this cold m3
or your house is nlwnyn warm. and you
water pipes. -
MON D BROS.
First Wife --I believe we will try their Coal. have had troublc w
this winter.
Moral. ——Don't get left, do It right. do It right now.
nrss for our health exclusively. we
your heulth.
. Buy Coat of
Lowlo' Popular Priced Phonon” Bin.
1: Ill-In Otto-t. Math.
; Wutmmmummtonmqtgn.
but! I. n. t- m .- ‘fluul'l
hiver seem to havextmuble with
Second Wile. —Tbe solution I: buy. we always buy our Cool 0! “Ya ..
We are not in M
are sure solicitous about yours. limo "
'II‘ "
Norwalk Chronicler