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L all News liuiei
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fer Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night. Sunday increasing cloudiness
with rain or snow and warmer in after
Irootr or night, A disturbance has devol~
ope‘d at sea during the past twenty-four
hours and is now central off the coast
neai Nantucket. Another disturbance.
of considerable energy is central this
momlng in Colorado. Pleasant weath-
er prevails east of the Mississippi Riv-
eI. Tire temperature is rising slowly
in the Iroriherrr set-.tions Conditions
favor for tlrls vicinity fair weather.
with slowly III-ring temperature probaI
bly followed by increasing cloudiness
Sunday, with rain by Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Arnold. of
IClv avenue. are ill.
Leroy Adams. of Washington street
is sII'iotn-Ily sick with pneumonia.
—~lI mirtcllas, Umbrellas at O llrien's.
Mrs. Clinton lItIIItIII'. of Prospect
Place, has been visiting in New York.
A valentine party will bc given Morr-
Ilav night by Mr. and Mrs. .lolrn llurr.
of Dru street.
~~tloodriclr lr‘IroIi We at all leading
gl'Ut L‘I'.H
(‘ A. Tucker and his daughter, Miss
Winifred. are spending several days. at
Hotel t‘lifi'ord
Miss Krlewald, .of Compo, is in the
Norwalk hospital. suffering with nor
vous :rI-ostratlon.
’l‘he Rednren's: grand masquerade
ball will be. held in Music llall, Monday
evening. February 15.
~-—l¢‘lne goods at auction. Moss llrll
stone house next Tuesday, It o‘clock.
Douglas Fowler Post. Grand Army
of tire Republic will hold its r'oguiar
meeting Monday night.
The Red Men's traveling canoe will
be taken front New Canaan to South
Norwalk on the 23d inst.
~—.loddo coal, all sizes. Raymond
lil'os, .
Mrs. A. W. Chichcstcr. of Lowe
street. who was threatened with pneu-
monia. is slightly improved.
Photographer Spencer llawylc of
Stamford. Is the guest of his brother.
James Haw.lcy oi Bay‘ "Icw avenue.
—--Houschold effects ht auction. Tues
day, 11 II, m., Moss Hill Villa.
The Norwalk Silk Mill Weaver's l‘II-
ion will hold a dance in Hibernian
Hail, Wall street, next Tuesday even-
lug.
There. will Ire \lsitors front all 0II-I
the state at the licdnren' 5 annual mas
«lucratle ball in Music Hall, llcxt Mon-
day night. .
Mrs. Henry F‘..l’rice will entertain
the members of the Pine Lodge Whist
t‘lub at her home III West avenue next
I‘ III- sItay afternoon
«(treat bargains at the Mill Rnnr' Irt
Sale of w' Isb goods white, goods. kitI-h
t‘ll\\"l|lt‘. muslin: underwear in great
quantities. M ‘3.Sllillll & Co.
Sc.nator Lloyd Nash of Westport.
II as among the guests pier-rent at the
Governor' a Horse Guards ball in Hart-
lord Thursday, night
ltcv. Father Winters will preach an
anniversary sermon next Sunday. in
commemoration of the first your in the
new chapel in New Britain.
THE CHRISTIAN churches at Gou-
stantinople. Turkey. and Yokahonra. Ja-
pan. have. longi used the Lorrgwan &
Mhartlnez Paints for painting their chur-
(2 es.
Liberal contributions of is k M.
Paint will be. giIen for such purpose
w‘heIeIcr a church is located.
F. M. Scofleld Harris Springs, 8. C.,
ur.Ites "l painted our homestead With
L. & M. twenty-six years ago: Not paint-
ed since; looks better than houses
painted in the last four years."
GREATEST
SUIT-CHANCE YET.‘
This morning we placed on sale
about three doacn suits worth
from $12.50 to $22.50; at $6.75.
These are suits from our stock.
all that are left after the season's
business at the prices quoted.
There are blacks and colors.
suits. there are plain fabrics and
mixtures. '
Of course we lose money—but
we '11 save carrying them in stock;
we shall get some first-rate adver-
tising; we shall make things hum.
The plain simple story is so big
it is worth repeating:
Suits worth $12. so to $22. 50
$6.75.
Second iloor.
MEN'S SHIRTS—50c.
The same excellent sort as wc
have sold in by-gonc seasons at
30c.
Shan' t be able to say that long,
though. exept through luck. The
naker tells us cotton costs him so
much he will have to ,use lighter
sort or charge more money.
This cry of high cotton isn't a
5 high and it is going to stay so
or a while. And when makers of
:otton goods use up the stock on
rand now they will simply have
o‘gct more money. And the re-
zrilcr. in turn. will have to charge
nore.
These shirts are an illustration.
But for now, old qualities in
row patterns are selling at old
)I‘lCCS.
With two collars to“ match or
with cuffs to match. percalc, mad-
ras or oxford— 50c.
Right aisle,
$2.25 WAISTS FOR $1.25.
You may save just a dollar on
)rctty waists.
Real wool flannel in good plain
:olors. piped and pleated and
tucked. lined. made with graceful
sleeves. nicely finished.
Blue. black gray. castor.
Worth $2.25—
Sccontl lloor.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
BRIDGEPORT.
“75537—2-
all sizes.
in mi.
$1.25.
‘ ——Jeddo coal,
Bros.
Arion Singing Society will giro an
invitation nruslcalc nntl dame In the
hall on Madison street, Monday Fe III
ruury 2:5, Washington's Birthday.
'i‘lIc \\’hatsocvor Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the South Nurwalk Con-
gregational Church will meet with
Mrs. R. L. linker. Trinity l’luce, Tues-
day evening. '
~Derbies, Dorbieo. Derbtes. O‘Brien,
II. S .\lItIlrclI 75, anti .I. III. Slater.
no will play tor the second one in the
South Nor IIalk (‘lub pool tournament
tonight The usual light luncheon
will be served.
The family gathering at the south
Norwalk Congregational Church
Thursday night at 'I"~.I'I o'clock. will
be led by Ith. J. N. l’roornan D. 1)..
topic, "Tire Carpenter" a Son
~—Cloodrlclr Food is so different from
all other cereals you will like it. 10c
all leading grocers.
Frederick S. Lyon Jr..ofWea,tI~trect
has lnntalled one of James Wood’s
famous Norotorr stoves No. 14, in his
residence and the house has been as
warm as desirable curing the severest
winter weather.
F BESH FISH
Itavnrond
W. B. Barr, Charleston. W. Van F353“ HERRING, 4 '“-'°"253
“.l‘llesl: hill/limit? Erankenbuggm Block POROIEB 10: lb.
wtr I. . I) owe be ter t any
buildings here have ever done; stands 23rEILFl5H 10o lb'
out as thongs varnished. and mutual . N" MACKEREL- 10° 'b‘
cost of paint was less than 81.20 per 3H“). 10¢ lb-
gallon. Wears atrd oovers ilkc Id. CISCOES. ~ We lb.
Those. Celebrated Paints are r jprcxgngL, . 1, 19.5 .5,
(‘omstoc k. Watkins & Dow. South Nor-
walk; llubbcildfi fitaplcs Marti,
Co. Norwalk 8. Guyer a.
\\ cstport: p Bros. Southport.
" , Opened long clams.
(I Haddock. Steak Cod. Blue. Fish.
"m‘ett‘r‘u‘fllf‘flmlflfi III-manic “' '
Weak
prices.
Long aIIdIrouad clinic in monolith
.9“. Salvation mt: Patrdiaa.
there are walking-suits and drels— ‘
:ry for effect you know. Cotton .
SOC-Qt}
cm Ducauss'
E tad of Washington street Brian, :
lire Virtue in a Pill.
The battle Isn't always to the
great. A tiny pill can be a Inor-
aI factor and a clvlilnr.
Among plila
RIGHTS-INDIAN
VEGEIAIE nu
. 25 cents, it easily that.
No 0th" pill so inclusive in It!
work. The pill ole-nus the whole
system. other pills a portion,
AT ALL DRUOOIBTS.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTSI
WRONI illiCA 0F CARRIE NATION.
People who have never heard or
seen (IIIIIII Natlorr possess an alto- .
gother distorted idea of the woman and
lltil‘ work She has bean termed
crank, a seeker for notoriety and last
of all It Irrrrnirug who is, now that her
name is known from ocean to occult.
touring the country tothe betterment
or her lot in life and a general pecun-
lury gain. How.cver It is fortunate
that Mrs. Nation‘s personality in the
strongest argument in her dcfcuc c and
u the minutor: chat with her leaves an
irrrpreasion wholly ltt her favor for
II hlle many do not agree with her Ideas
or methods of spreading thom IIev-et'
tireless Mrs. Nation impresses one with
wholesome respect See by at Hoyt' a
Theatre Tucsda) night.
lilt. JICKYLI. AND . iIi'IilIl“ AT
IIOI”I"S THEATRE.
lIrI IIlske tompany presented l)r.
.lIkyIl and MI. llydc. at lloyt's Then-
he last cIIrIlug toI Ir large and well-
pleased audience. Marie. C. Simmons.
in the dual role of .II inn and Hyde did
by tar his best work of the week lria
Impersonation oi thIsI- two I-lrrIII'III ters
so extremely driferont IleserIing the
highest praise. "there in no duration
Irrrt that Mr. Simmnu‘s ability Is not
adapted to the heavier dramatic; 'drs
clurrrae from llydc. to .lclIyIi ant. ltiltil
lekyll to llydc. made in full vi a.
the audience. “(We of startling .pid
it) it being next III irnpousibh to I)
can the tr‘arrsformation. Ther - was
IIrv lItIlI IlrauI II for the other monr~
be Is of the I ‘Olllllfllll' III last night I: IrIll.;
IIIII each member of the cast made the'
best of lllt‘ opportunities given Ica—
llt‘t‘l'lll) pleasing um; Miss Edith llrI—
.IIIt as SIlrIl t are“ l‘lro usual spu-
ialtIe. plethIti lret Ii‘\t't‘ll the acts an atl-
riltiounl attr‘artiou III int. tlrI sIIeIt
singing of James Walker
who has signed a contract with the
rump-any for flu rIIIIuIInIIIIr oi the Son:
sort. Tonight the company t'ltibt‘S its
week's engagement. presenting “A
Struggle II‘or liber‘tv. " ’
new! target monomer. and twenty
nine tit-tit saIIIIaotlre Boston Star. to—
Iaru.
TO SAVE YOU
Men‘s Vlel liid Shoes, samples a
Men's Patent. Colt BIucbers. the
Ladies Vlci Kid Welt Heavy Sol
Ladies lt‘tue Kid Lure shops good
is If
‘
near and can be m at .urlcb Ira-ll
.’ ”infill?
l Vi;
Rump Corned Beer“
' It
i atti'i: “mum
‘ borne
“ ' Mr.
.I lIIIrII lIIII '
day and Monday. 'oee ad for particu-
Ladlss' Patont Colt Lace Shoes, :2
3| 98.
.. 3' 43
Wornon little Wives
Return to Shula lives
Five Dogma Grlntod One of Bull.
Known Plaintiffs a afldgepon
Society Belle.
AliI II K MIIIIIIIIIIIIII. Iltughler oi MI.
anti MIs. Willirrru ii Vi burn was
tcrday granted a divorce erIn Car. K.
MatInrmbe formerly A clerk III It etc
in: bout-III in Bridgeport. and Judge El-
mer pIIIIIIIticIl her ll tilting“ of name to
Alice Wilson. I) Inertlutr wart tlIII
ground upon which the decree was
III-.IIIIIIIII Attorney C. tl. IIIntleld ap-
peared for Mrs. Wilson and the deion-
Iiuut did not contest the action.
Mrs. Wilson testified that she was
married on November 8 181m, amLthat
her husband left her on St pit-mirer ll,
limo. At the time Hire qu Iialtng lrcr
Itllilt'l' lll.wut)(llllulll. She received
word from Mr. Mllt'lllllllCI' to come, over
as they were going to move.
When she reached her home, she found
that Mr. MaeorrrbI-r had packed up all
his belongings and gone. She trad not
seen hint since.
Mrs. ltoae Luugbua. who keeps: ll
fashionable boarding house. said that
Mitt-umber engaged It room of her.
Then he came to her nrtd said he warri-
IIII to move III right away. She thought
It all right until Hllt‘ saw that his wife
was not with him. She asked lrlnr
about It and he told her he had left
her.
Mrs. Laughun suid Hllt' tole Mr. Ma-
I-IIrnIrI-r that she could not allow him to
I‘I'llltlill there. \I'llliarn t). larughna
said lrII' alt-Io talked with Mar-umber
who told hlr'n ho had left his wife and
would have uothlIrrI, more to IIII with
her. Mr. Laughnu notified lrlnr that
he could not stay in the house.
The marriage or Miss \I'rlmn to Curl
MIII-Irnrber was one III the big local
events of liiiill.
Hulbaud Mining 25 Years.
Sarah E. Wells. of Bridgeport, was
granted a decree trout Oscar .I. Wells,
IIhIr disappeared about 2:3 years ago.
Mrs. Wells said she was married Sept.
ll. lRllil in llroolrlyn. She lived IllOl'l‘
and at White l’ltllllb‘ for a number of
,\c:|l't<. l'lt‘l' husband lllritllliv'lll't‘tl III
‘ 1876 and was away for Illlil't‘ than two
]years. Then he suddenly reappeared.
’remalned at Ironic a year. and again
went away. She has never heard from
him since. although she tried to locate
him. The court. granted the decree (or
desertion.
Treated Wife Cruelty.
Margaret (I. llIIuley. llt‘I‘ Callahan.
was divorced from Cornelius llIIalIII.
The parties belong III Bridgeport. MII
iIlIulI-v lea-tilled that she “as married
‘ \urtust ill liiiitl at St Mary's Church.
llcr husband tieated hI-I IItrIIII and
left her on October 26. 15119. when her
baby was six days old, Sue had not
lived with hlrn since and had supported
herself. Tire decree has allowed for
tltidt‘l'tltlll.
Deserted by ere.
(‘lrarlca it. Matt. who lives on Mnlrr
lstrcmt Blidnr-port. Ivu- divorced front
itirace A. l’latt of H. Ittsvlllc Mr.
1 ."rzttt was married Maul: i.i. lbill. and
liIIIi :It Newman. tie hall in IIIIIIt
‘ o IIIIIII one day In Illl‘ tall III the
hit" your and IleI n be I one home his
i\\'l I had gone awar. He had since
.rffI red to provide for her but, she. re-
it‘useIl to return to him.
i MN. Reynolds Gets Decree.
lutla Reynolds, of NIIIIIIIIIII, was
granted Il decree from Harry i.. lit-I-
holds on the ground of '.desertiou The)
IIIII IIInIIiIIIl .ltIl_I. l5. lIIIIII
nd—._'..—..
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in The Sentinel
fruitiiiiiiliig‘ntts
It Dem-Inc.
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urchin Mats. Iva-IN
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in ‘l‘ulluoalah
III} ”‘43."!!! ur- all pg In Idler. M p.
- al tor-Ir “on. "hm." ”mm? AN ‘30.:
It‘mI‘ Ian. I‘ lI-lI curl 4'th
1mm» “la um ‘ tun Inn Manure. I'll" 4.. "A
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vrth bitty Mtg. 'I‘
llu:-. III I ”In I . II
Olsen’s Shoe Store.
wuv NOT‘BUY A PAIR
R GOOD ONES.
III‘I odd lot of 82.50 ard $3.00 Shoes. at
$I.‘98.
now too.
Men's Patent Hrrse Hide Lice, 83.50 Shoes. at . ,,
$2.
48 < '
0 Simon.
.50 and 33.00, at
low heels, «Inns t‘rrban styles. at
N 'i 4"
gorth Wirile
to laser from EIoAcbo. llead Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
9034? 33. I! i
We malts a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost; wt!
are needed furnish than at the lowest possible uncut
‘ Iwht-r g h».
o. ,5: JACKSON”
:34: Pk ‘\
III-Inuit.
Brewer! 3i”
going on in over human
. ody between health, and dia-
ease. On one side are poor
food. bad air mer-work.
. linear Trib- No. 26 Rodmon
: bloat Comic Individud
THE PERPETUAL
\V. \l\ '
lhcre is .always a fight
worry. colds. aIciIlcrrts. On
the other are sunshine, rest.
elrecrfulrrcss and nourish-
merit.
The reason Scott‘s Emul-
sion fights so powerfully for
health is because it Irivers so
rrruch more nour ishme‘nt than
vo'u can get in any other way
Get in the sunlight and try
Scott's Emulsion.
We’ll send you a utopia tm upon mount.
8t 7011' R HOWNH, «It: l’c rr' Street. New York.
FIRE IN BAKE SHOP.
NEW LONDON. II‘I-b. lit—Fire yos-
torday morning gutted the bake shop of
Abraham Gordon in Pottor street. The
saloon ownI'Il by Max Meyer also was
damaged by smoke and water. Several
employer: in the bakery narrowly escap-
ed sutfoeation. Estimated loss. 32.-
000; partially covered by insurance.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin ilush. of New (rustle.
Del. says: “l'suffored for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hour of, but. nothing helped Int'
until I took Brazilian balmund anoint
cent bottle Irrrcd lllt‘ IoIIIpiIIIIIlI."
For sub-by R it. I‘Iaistnd l’ Ii. Ila»
ter and the (‘lii'l’ord Pharmacy "
W“...
‘I.
i murmur AND paras-r.
(Sill; quot Jurutl’iirrt’
lathe Ideal "slot-the tor the and. the
weak and debilitated. It Is awaiting.
strengthening and vllallr-
lug. Quickly and penna-
nI ntly Cl‘RflS
Dyspepsia
and Indigestion.
1r) it. lethal: by
Edward P. Weed. Norwaik
Plaiatcd'a Drug Store, So. Nor.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
one souo WEEK.
Commencing Monday. February 3.
Matinee: Dally Bugrnm‘ng Tuesday.
The Fiske Stock Co.
BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Presenting Miss flrrtee Hamilton and
Mr. iCurl Simmons and a company
(If it? IIIIIIIIII-
iili PER'i Olltk‘.
Mntinces.
’l‘lrursIlaI ~t lcructrceau Case
l-IiIItIy—I’ink lIIrmino
Saturday- ~-t‘irrx'~rclia.
Evenings.
’I‘Irursday .lI-rrrrie, the I‘lilfit‘lllil‘.
lI‘rlIlayII-lir, .lclII-l illltl “Ir. IlyIiII
Saturday . .\ Struggle for Liberty.
Handsome souvenir plaque of Miss
tlr'aee liurrrilton and M i'. Earl Simmons
to every lady attending 'I‘IIIII day Irrglrl.
III-ices -Mullnt‘es, Mn and tile. liv
IrIitrgs. Hie, 20c and IIIII.
SuturIluI Matinee lIII- we and "tic.
HOYT' S ’l‘l-lEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
Tuesday, Feb. 16.
Milton and Night.
CLARK BALL
Presents
THE KANSAS CYCLONE
CARRIE NATlON
THE FAMOUS SALOON SMASHER
and
10 Big HighICIaaa Vaudeville Actb
Direct from Four Successful Weeks
over. the Poll Circuit.
PRICES—Evening. 10c 20c, 30:. 50c;
Matinae, 150, 25c.
Seats on ”Io five days in advance.
Aulow with Grandeur
Fifth Annual Grand Mu-
,Iquorada Ball. Cancer!
and Prlu Costume
Competition.
f music HALL. so. NORWALK.
Mono/Iv avaumc, FEB 15TH.1904.
THE GREAT SOCIAL EVENT
OF THE SEASON.
Promoting the Most Elaborate Grand
.March oven -.--. ‘l in this city and
Numerous uorgeou: and Original
Attractions.
Prof. Linrtwcllor'a Full Orchestra will
furnish Mm.
A: Continent Cootumor will b: in at-
tondanco.
‘ COC‘I‘UME PRIZEI.
thads'oiholt Costumed Group of
not less than six $1200
Moll mCarrie Group of not- lean
Hand-amt Costumed Couple, 8.00
Mont nomrboo rum 4.00
Hand utmost. Costumed Individual 4.23
2
9.00
from noon 7:80, Mort I «lock
sonar», Brand March 0 o’clock sharp.
5 Wm- Tlcltoh, 509-: um Tickets. >
'II‘.‘ use can roam .03
m are «Immune .
mitt; MM PWMII’ “Mk C
W. MIK‘ from
“"
“Willis HI “look. New -
ll
”Illslop’s that inventory Sale
Will Be Continued Until Saiurdau. Feb. 15.
From l’rice Reduction Holds Good.
Owing to {he very severe weather of the past fe’w day.»
37' on account of whicha 'great number of our buying public have
been unable to a'ball themselves of this, the greatest money-sa— '
oing opportunity of the whole year, we have decided to con-
firm: the big Inbenlory Sale until Saturday night. February
13th.
h
Not a price mu be alter-(d. not a ticket removed.
. K.
The Big Sale will swing right along to its 61058.
It is needless for to lo furl/m emphasize ftbe economy 0/ '
this event. We have continued this sale solely for the rea-
sons abo‘bc slaled, for it is our earnest wish that 'no one should
be disappointed through weather conditions.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
=_’ _—
Our Specialty
lS DAMTY NECKWEAR. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF
THE NEWEST SPRING NOVELTIES lN STOCK COLLARS. ALSO A
NICE ASSORTMENT OF COLLAR AND CUFF SETS. lN BCRIM LINEN
CANVAS, AND'LAWN. IN THE LOT WILL BE FOUND THE LATEST
CROSS STITCH. DRESDEN. BULGARIAN, PEACOCK FEATHER AND
BUTTON EMBROIDERY EFFECTS, AT POPULAR PRICES.
N. E. RYAN. «
86 Washington Strut. South ”armour.
n--- .- . - .I.—~—
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S. S. Tillotson.
Came In and see the now Vollfngs.
E voryfhlna in the MILLINERY LINE at about
your own prlao
as Washington Street. Ruth Nam-IR. Conn.-
uoouRIcu FOOD
nus IIEw BREAKFAST roou
lS AIPLEASANT SURPRISE
TO EVERYONE. '
R5 NOURISHING as It Is. DELICIOUS
ls HEIlL THF UL as If I: APPETIZING
It I: DIFFERENT from any other kind a! ‘
CEREAL FOOD . '
DIFFERENT In PURITY
DIFFERENT In FLAVOR \
DIFFERENT In NUTRIENT VALUE".
When you look at If. It gm, You an about“ ,. - __
When you“ ”I It. It makes you hungry for m,
It should be on your “table: as! a paokuo mm"
ID ots. at all Grace;
lire Word Is Juno ‘
There was a man In a 094' lain town
Who started out for Yoddo
in search was he of awal renown
By name and tame the J EDDO!
Now, bore his barons. like Aeneas near
The ymond Broth»! laden pier.
Whore Pilgrim spied his bur-I'- desire.
“whence, thunder“. he led his are.
The besth‘f-ooal tho moxpcrlonce of thirty your: can ,,
3‘0" will that down stfiAYMON BROTHERS. I37 Washih‘glon street.“
Take our motto and in it now!" DO that? Why. ,
. ORDER
I JEDDO.
Raymond Bro? .“
Norwalk Chronicler