I
of Temperance. will lie laid tomorrow
night.
Mrs. William
nan (3, Holmes ar
.Foote and Mrs, Su-
gueata of Mrs. R. S.
' GENTS. 60W” Cunningham. of Bridge” rt.
. ' ‘ "'. . ",1! (3 Mt; A regular In ofaP. C. Mung;
.‘ ‘ an t ’4 .,,ibary Lodge. clad Order:
Protection, will be tomorrow
. night, . , .
as KHMNEKS Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
as a 4'1 w or w moves or.
mslmmtsm.
":Outh Nemlk. can't.
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on News lilies
whim FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
tilgiILand Tuesday. Golder tonight.
The disturbance that passed over that
victnity yesterday is new central near
No a Scotla. It is followed by an ex-
tended area of high pressure and low
temperature, Pleasant but colIi weath-
or prevails in all the northern sections.
The temperature is from 20 to 30 de-
grees below zero in the extreme north-
west. \ Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity fair and colder weather. Storm
warnings are displayed along the coast
A cold wavetwarnlng is displayed at
New Haven.
' Next Sunday. February 14th. will be
St. Valentine's day,
:e-Goodrlch Food 10c, at all leading
grocers.
The South Norwaik Italian Social
Cub will hold a ball tonight in Arlon
Hall.
The Patriotic Order of Americans
will meet in Red Men's Hall, Wednes-
day evening.
A meeting of the Cigar Makers Un
ion will be held tonight in Central Ln-
bor Lyceum. South Main street.
Our Bi'others' Lodge, 1. O. 0. F. of
NorwIIlk. will hold a session this even-
ing. at the lodge rooms in Wall street.
-—Goodrich Food is so different from
all other cereals you will like it. 10c
all leading grocers.
There will he a valentine party giv-
on on Monday night, February 15, at
the residence of- Mr. and Mrs. John
Burr. 40 Daystreet. South Norwallr.
Mrs. William Brewer will. entertain
theWeekly Whist Club Wednesday af—
tornoon. at her home in. South Nor-
walk.
—If any combined graduate of Bar
tain's is out of work or desires a
change of position. a call at the office
might increase your salary.
Read the ad. of the New York Groc-
cry Company. and y0u will find abun.
Ilant reason for sending them your fu-
ture orders
M. Rania, of the New London Fruit
and Produce Company have on the
tracks. two car loads of extra fancy
liehrou potatoes for the wholesale
tIade ,
—»The man with a developed brain
always gets the good job. A course in
Sartain's 'IIill prepare you. Day and
night school. Read college aIl.
Douglas-Fowler Poet. G. A. 3.. and
the. Womenls. Relief Corps will give a
colIvIelI social and entertainment. in
(I. A. R. Hall. Friday evening, Ii‘cbru-
dry 12.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, “homes a:
patient. at the Nor-walk Hospital for
scvcral months, lax-It year, has had II
relapse. and is quite sick at her home
in Benton street.
——No mic would cvcr be bothered
with constipation if cvcrymic know how
naturally and quitkly Burdock Blood
Bitters- regulates the stomach and
bowels. ,
Supreme Regent A. 8. Robinson» f
the yal Areanum will visit this
state on February 15th. to attend a re.
I-cptlon to be tendered him at ”art-
ford, by the grand otllcers of this state
New York, Massachusetts. Rhode ls-
land and Maine.
l‘hcre are very few young men who
Iannof: ailond to save something. A
great many never: do because they
think ital-tilt”. tints. ‘being. email.
are not desired. The South Norwalk
Trust company solicits the adcounts of
young men in their ad. today.
”11011111113?!“
is an absoluQ. unfilling
teed cure for all throat an lung
difficulties. . .__ ,
At All Druggiatl. 25c, 50c and $1.
W‘s“-
Small inducements
to ‘CaSIt‘ftIiChasers.
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WALL LID. DINING LAND. Mo LI
re uaaraau eaame
LA 'I&".‘w ..... L.- ‘ F
“Magnet; Hana 123/545 Ila
maps on. as.” ..... 104: La
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alarms Aer.
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native roam
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Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold
a meeting tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M, Raymond
of Geraitl Place. have been entertain-
ing Mr. ,and More A. l’carasll, of
Yonkeis. New York.
Mrs. Charles Russia, of Danbury.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs, Edward Beers. of Lowe street.
has rctuined home.
The regular class meeting will be
held tomorrow evshing in the First
’Methodist Episcopal Church. Seth
Remington will lead as usual.
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
Band has accepted an invitation to go
to Port Chester. Wednesday night, and
attend the ball of St. Mary's Drum
Corps.
The Young Men's Christian Associa~
lion team will go to Stamford. tonight,
to play St. Luke's team. and Thursday
night the local team will go to Port.
Chester to play the St. Peter's Guild
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Howard, who
were married last week. have been
spending a few days in South Norwalk.
previously to leaving for‘l’hiladelphia‘.
where they will make their home.
William Warren. a well-known and
highly respected resident of West
street, South Norwalk. sustained a bad
fall. last Week, which has kept‘ him
confined to his home for the past few
days.
Miss Florence Kelley. of West ave-
Iuie, who hail the typhoid fever. is now
able to be around. Miss Jeanette Mat-
hewson. who had the same Iiisease.- is
also doing nicely. but is not quite so
far along as ism Kelley.
Misses Martha and Rebecca Jenkins,
who have been guests for some time of
Councilman and Mrs. William F. Dock-
wood, of West Main street. are resi-
dents of Baltimore Maryland which
city was reported to be in flames this
morning.
tuIed a small bone in his right leg. last
week Sunday afternoon is doing nicely
at his home in South Main street. The
Iioctot states that he suffers no pain
rom the fracture, and has slept sound-
iy since the “rate night.
Joseph Rooney, of South Main street,
who is president of the local Bartend-
ers' Union. left town yesterday. for
Worcester Mass. to attend a meeting
of the board of directors of New Eon
land which will be held in that place
and of which he is one of the vice-
presidents.
Arthitect A. N. Paddock. of East
Norwuik. is preparing plans for the
new residence which Undertaker D. W
Raymond will build on Washington
street. on the lot which he bought last
fall. The hoops will he of wood. titted
up with evocyooo improvement. and will
cost about “.000
Van Ness. B. L. Hahn. J N. reoman.
A. W.‘ Pratt. Miss Conway. New York;
C. L. Kirby.»New Redford. Mam. It
at. Zehnder. Scranton. Pa; .1. R. Bar-I
uey, Cincinnati. 0.: 1.. 11.. Halo. .Dan-
bury, (‘t., were yesterday's guests at.
the Hotel Glider-d. ..
~TlIc New-York and East Ncws Oomv'
.psuy has. removed the old newsstand
from the west-bound station In South
Norwalk, and placed a more up-to-date
and attractive looking stand in its
|)lii(‘.(‘ affording Ralph Ray,mIIIId the
popular agent hcrc, gicatcr facilities
for doing his w.ork
in the Yale News" is published the
.‘names ,of the members or‘the Fresh
man class who have autumnal a lira!
stand for' thc first “HAM!" the
names are those of Horace Gray and
Kenneth Bissell. of Norwaik. A main’
to the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Architect Woodrufi‘ beaming. 55
Bioadway. New Yor,k has prepared
erected in New Chosen, for W. .
Bandand R. B. Kelli.- The houses will
be of frame construction, each having
two bath-room's and- provided with.
will be about “0.000 «ch.
The notices for the week in the
South Norwaiir Baptist Church are as
follows: Tuesday Ladies Sewing Cir-
cle meets at the church, at 2 p. m.:
prayer meeting on Thursday night, at
7:45 Friday evening. Boy's: Brita“
meeting at 7:.w. Next Sunday morn-
ing the pastel; 1:111 begin a series of
t Ill!
and am” the évaiing th inembers of.
0. S. of A. will attend the service in a
NThe I.{anuarti real catfcccmord {Iii
orw as g rcn by t emmerc
Reveal, shows that Ian! modth th
wore twenty ~onc saleeofprepsrty w
mortgages aggregating $22135 record—
cd. For January. 100:1,“181‘0 were
4%” and , ‘
.B’aat«wedl.’ll MIRA
were illtaen sales. and mortgage-of
310.735. For the arat'weelr- is January.
. . ‘n'cP-le‘”!
The railroad commissioners an; a
communication with
Dr. Charles G. Bohannnu. who (Iac- .
A. s. Sohoonmalter. Stamford; w o. ' ' '
tenanco of this stand entitle enti‘an‘cn .
plans —for- two line. I‘ldeaces to be .
every modern improvement. The cost -
_ kimeituhaiaritet Cod and uaddeck, Hall.
Wee {GRPFWORDSS
assert-ensig- eaten. Lem. Ice LI. £1.qu n" "I“ “d "M",
i . JIWHHI I” I
A WORD , .9? ”“311”
Flt“ of (“IN
some a Minnie their“
bow. are 4:
rich and elegant fabrics that ctr-i
e'rywomaa “not. -
Thor! Is a dignity and al
to blew. .a Champs-M Win
new fabrics for so late" the:
added bsiiliance- 'a beauty of:
iivclincas
Fashion's whisper lilies! veiled
as a leading spring stuffs-and the
handsomestdot yet ia’now here‘.’
Every single one of titan: is of
French make and .Z'Vthtr'Fl‘Cllch
make the beat in the world.
Voile to be really ri ht‘ must
be supple yet p0 of life:
must" fail easily v-into- graceful
lines yer stay put where one
wants it. There is strength and
beauty in the right sort of voile;
in the sort you are invited to;
come and use now. " '
Plain-Woven once (all
French weaving) from 75c. toa
$2. so yd. Others with glistening
stripes in which‘cve pow an
then is a rice-like pitch that
lightens up the fabric pleasingly,
—75c to 8:. so. ' -
And here are voiics with a' all-
very elusive finish that'sitters as
the frost of a keen rp still
morning on the dark pine,
boudrc the maker christened them
--$r.5o yd.
«Next to voiles, Fashion has sat
eolicnnca: eeliennee with their
glow‘of finish 'and' the life
? a myriad of tiny ’croaa
ome are plain. some are dentelie
(dotted) and all are charming. Sr
.50 yd. Fluent of all' is the
chi on eoli’eane. almost filmy in
texture. '
lit
rit-
—-$I so yd
And crepe dc chine: . never
will these beautiful stuffs go out'
for women of taste to ever give
them up. A new variety is the
gauze- Crepe de chine at $2 yd.
Others to 81y
In heaviery stalls. broadcloth
and serge and Cheviot will hold
the lead. but of them later. .. ..
Come now and enjoy the sorts
that tell of the paauing oi winter.
Left aisle rcar
THE HDWLAND
DRY GOODS COI.
BRIDGEPORT
The' full pail" that has come with
Republican suocaaal is seen in the raw
Id increasc in number aadi like of big
stomachs in our male [retaliation Now
no man has a legilmabe' right to a big
stomach. ' It Wlslfl cloth, 'intorfersa
with agility and grace of motion and
‘prcvcuts a man from getting acquaint.
Nl with his feet. Nothing ls easier Io
got rid of than a big stomach. WlIh
II camel‘s hair brush, dipped in I-armI-n
ink. draw a line about the part not ill"
aircd. Then with a sharp razor. prop;
cIly sterilised. remove the 0X10]. pol~
lion. and the thin isdon _
it fit
£0.1st
.JJ'JLE‘ :
wuoca SALMON.
Queen ”wort. ‘:.
”Isiah Mackerel. Weak Fiah, Iiua
Mil-arias.
r i
brothel, Pike ”’7' I,” "
Extra Large
new
In the all!!! and ope is" betting at
viable prices. i
ii.) ,I'I,
lat Steak c_dd. Kongo LQ’I’ clam
Dent Dad of Washiagtoa Street Bridge,
9111 Salvation Am tundra
Rump Corned Beef
'ol handu
of fashion: they are too beautiful '
is: Ll. ‘
eraédMy urine: wh’
It ill
thit'fiwhiehw 000:;
r”
mailfqhmm I
gmgwupofi (Theirs? bin to be ap-
Eat a bishop for; the diocese 'of
“tiers himmuv
. o a ohdlooesa
“11009 e of that
i
if... ontatliu III appointment
web it '0 It.“ ave made some
time ".atnc it, not been that the
If W reserved to hiwueif the voice.
a0 of American bishops because of
the p tests which were made when the
bish p or Columbus as named by
present)
.na‘y. one of the ,c thcdral staff at
Helena. will receive he appointment.
A.su e'au bishop of New York is
also it to be appointed in the near
future.e . e matter is be discussed
during the visit of Arch ishop Farley
to- Romc and it is held to be likely
that Mg’f. Mooney the present vicar-
general: will receive th honor.
I.l...-¢_.——-—-——
:VNATO HANNA CQMFQRTAILI.
9WABBI (WON, Feb B.——"A't the Ar-
on Hotel this morning, it was re-
that senator Hanna had sued
oinoi‘tahle night’. ,The doe“! will
not hold a consultation until it o '.cloclr
Glover’ s the Place
Vou M'Av WANT THE snow
T0 co: our waan IT noes
CAN you asap voua rear
DRY?
$3.50 ”mvssrco aesoae
HAND CUTS THE DOCTOR'S
lion Shoes Tint Fit.
'oPULAR wussnsnrs.
am a Tasman.
' 0ND SOLID WEEK. '
Communein Mend. ..February a
Mutineea Da,?Iy Dog 1111an Tuesday.
The Fiske Steak Co.
BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Presenting alias (trace Hamilton and
Mr. Earl Simmons and R company
of 25 ll.
REPERT ii.
Matinee
’l‘III-IIIIIIy—— The .lrish RoiIcl.
Wedncsday—The Sign of IIII- t‘ruci-
flxi
Thursday~ A Soldicr of the Empire.
Friday—At thc .FrenchIBaii. .
Saturday—«undercut
lilvcnings.
Monday—A Soldier of tho limplrc.
Iceday—BrcakIn tile Ban. ‘-
odnesday—Tho nob of Tennessee
iIIIrsday—Jennio. tho Mast-otio.
Friday—Dr .lckyl and Mr. Hy.dc
Saturday -——A Struggle for Liberty.
Handsome souvenir plaque of Miss
Grace Hamiltonvand Mr. Earl Simmons
to every lady attending Tuesday night.
Prices— atinees. 10c and 80c. Ev
eninga. 10c, 20c and 30c.
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ride courou
.And 15 cents will admit any Iain" .
11mg “reserved seat on Mon ‘.
Tickets limited.
s a‘QO'iODIIelI ............... {sf-.1.
If 3"th t";
dominant}
"sewed -..- .
readout
P D Ming the Militants Grand
“may!!!“ one in this city and
:m Mecca and Original
Fromm“ Pull Orchaatra will
rA postnatal J I IL..."
wilibeinat.
chew mas.
“Certified Group or
1.06» :.i -t*?_ . ; “at
812.00
p _ '0! not less
an it in thong tthat the Rev. "
' Pin”!
. F.Arminaton Peaveu.
'. ..I NS‘ MTIAJONMSD-FCR DAIRY-
Midlands! dread lila-
pull. concert
to Costume
Uses: mas Nd. “Ream
ueIc MALI; ed awAtltI'. _"
M£::Y events” Imt not.
*1 one" eocuu. attain-
.05 rue eeaaoud
witii Pepin! .
AM...“ did M“!
. In 'JIC‘NflYW'.
‘ i
"J A simple. pong" "'
. "is "than for
, ,, hits-«hr.
Weak alien of the Blanch,
' ' ‘ or
Lick of W ‘ i".
’ ‘Mi“ 35°" wbwmafl. "JV! ‘
we. murmurs..- an, mom, I...
i "- 'lfll-lr stamina
SDLLING OUT!
14 dos eieslnt Linen Window
Shades with very best fringes. closing
them outafzbc each price was Elk-and
69¢ each 25c Clo h Shades at Inge
each umbrellas fine 390,1IeaL080
Umbrellas at 98o. All kinds of Brusha
cs. Brooms, Whisk Broom tie up.
Stable Brooms 39c. Bread Boxes. Cake
Boxes at prices below cost. 200 as-
sorted Lamps which we cannot ship
$3.50. Parlor Lamps to Close them
out at 98c. 82.60 Lumps. 79c. 100
Kitchen Lamps from lite on to title. All
-'"mi‘2clo 31. 25 Dining Room Lamp.
stand, globe to match. at. 490.
.IIiy a tow l.eft Shell Glasses at film
301., Goblets liic. do: iron Bride"
8th Frying Pins and everyih ng m
the kitchen at prices to suit every
tody. at 79 Washington Street.
E. J. WHETHER,
suspicion r‘o
, ,T. J. MAGNER,
a Cheats-t Store on Earth.
7! Washingtolt St.
Firei Fire !
[more through an
Establfilted‘dgengi
in strong companies.
Tied" to of ... new .
Our Truly Inventory Salt 1
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In the history of our merchandising among you there luvs
, been many notable bargain events, but we will say this to you add
ram son-dots uAuron‘srA‘r'rsaas. ‘ ‘
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we say it honestly. that no such b argain opportunity has ever
oflarad to the trading public hcrcabouts as this big invent ..
1- which we have prepared for you.
ian' t the. advertising of a few spec ialu here and there. such is the
far reaching importance of this cv eat that every stock in the store
contributes its best to make it the money saving event of the. whole
year’s business. We have made such price reductions as will
It isn't a “Section Sale.”
g.
tili‘
crowd the store to the very doors each and every one of the seven,
days of the sale.
tions.
buy, not alone for your present no eds. but for a long time to come.
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. 30, AND
If you read you’ll investigate;
if you investigate you'll
Now we ask you to carefully note these reduc-
CLOSES m FOLLDlNlNG snfroapav moi-fr.
83-85 Washington Street.”
South Nprwalk. Conn.
Jacob : ll; Layton,
5—R. R. AVENUE—5
South Nor-ball.
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Do You Want Moses?
I have it to loan on all kinds of Real
Estate in largc or small amounts, from
one to three years, or on my monthly
payments. {I and 6 per cent Interest.
Mortgage, Broker, ,
1090 Fulton Street. ,
ixpt. M.. H . BROOKLYN, N. in}
A very important notation at
‘ the mi i‘r'mc Lt
initial Julian!
If you will qfw as
your order we will settle the
question for you at once
12;deme
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view Aves last
rd It. South
Tet. I. Remark m. 8. Net-Wait: sea
Horiir'vxior'oina
EUROPEAN PLAN.
T J. SUl UVAN.
enormaroa. _‘ ,
Newly furnished throughout. Best
Walton in the city for com-
mercial yarn...
.. .LTBIGTLY romances...
Restaurant roi- ladiea and mum
on period door. '
dual and} .... i \a
rant All Kinda d
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hi" .tntmltilli finr wwfi":
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Jolt Dell.
is i
in Washington Street.
to: an... ed on
If
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Our Specialty
Is DAINTY uacxwaaa. we HAVE Juan mawao' A moor
rue aawser spams novauIae maroon. COLLARI. sue a
mo: Aisoamau'r or coconut AND curs ears. 1N scamuwaw- '
canvas. sap LAWN. m we Lor was. an rouse ma career
caoaa STITCH, naauDENJULo ASIAN, mecca taxman ar4p
sorrow masomaav careers, AT porous emcee.
N, D. RIMN...
GOODRICH F0-
THIS urn Business}
Is. It PLEASANT spasms:
5'}
TO EVERYONE
Announcer!“ In no outcrops
its um rarur. u a Is agrarian
Ira WM
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'erfi‘
It I: mrrmlyr from any other kind of
DDRDIL FOOD
pirri'rttm In mam
nrrrtatar In rut iron - ,
.;.j.. fnrrmm In «prawn: may;
”Den you look am. It gives you an Writ.
When you an n. it maker: yen Ira-gr} a: ' ,
your table gar It 1163““, .
pt
711'?th 4» (lived to the Horse.
Tait go cubed at night
the pudenda and tools all right
it over strike you with a feeling of remorse
lcondition in which you left your poor tired Horse?
~w.
130m with!” hemidlt have said, ‘
‘What'othaaaanten with” havinca good soft bed?
workhard all during theday
am‘dea'ervlagof a decent place to lay.
as; the proper. rooting for your mm mind.
”My. win somawdlng called FEAT “85;.
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