Home Made
Chocolates and
lArI-I Johnson attention the funeral of
tile late Sherman Abbott. In Brewster's.
N Y.. yesterday afternoon
Read' a ad. contains interesting news
about merceriaed cotton suitings and
other dress goods. Read it
The Pine Ledge Whiat Club is being
entertained this afternoon. by Mrs.
Henry 1’. Price. of West avenue
Captalu Dueross always has a fresh
“supply of fish on hand at rwnfllllu
prices. See ad. for the specials this
. RibboiICandu
at.
week.
Mrs Frederick L. Byabee. of Cross
‘strcet. is spending a few days in New
York. the guest of her cousin, Miss
Grace Knapp.
Logo's
5} View” St. .
W
Loni NewSNIIies.
George Roufi"
is quite ill the grip.
George Williams, of .South Main
street. is quite ill at his home
Pix-Selectman Frank H. Merrill, oi
Nor.wallt has been laid ‘59 with an at-
tack of the grip.
Company 1" will hold a smoker at the
armory. this evening. at the conclusion
of the weekly drill.
The regular meeting of. the Norwaik
Barbers Union will be held tonight in
Central Labor Lyceum.
The first lot of muslin underwear all
sold. A new lot. for 49.51? and 09c. Just
arrived. M 8.I'~ 81bit I
Dudley my mm d has resumed
his studies at Wesleyan College, after
u IiIIit at his home in West avenue.
The Board of School Visitors of the
Town of Normiik will meet tonight at
the town assembly hall building. in’|
Wall street. I
“Is 1" G Spei'ry. oi Wooobridge.
(‘onn.. has returned to her home after
spending a'few daya With relatives in
The Norwalks.
Miss E. M. Schumann of Norwalk.I
attended a valentine whlst uni-.ty given '
by Miss Ada Walker. in Southport last
Saturday evening. ‘
The Sons of the American RcIolu-
tion will meet in New Britain next
Monday, February 22. A number of
Norwalk sons will attend.
A Washington‘s Birthdayisoriable
uill be held at the residence of l)_ A.
'lIillov. in Craubury Monday night for'
the benefit of the chapel. 5
Look at the handsome line of stamp
cd linens and fancy ygiillon tops at Mill
llem' nt prices. ‘M. Smith tic Co.
Special prayer meeting will be ill id |
tonight. Wednesday, Thursday and
Fridav eveninsa of this week at the
Nerwalk Methodist church. I
On account of illness in the family.
the Whatsoever Cirtle of King’s
Daughters will,not, meet. with Mrs. R.
L. linker. ’l‘riuity Place. tonight.
A dance W
Hall. (lrunbtlry. tomorrow evening. be-
ing another of a series that have been
lIcld in this ball during the present
winter.
Ex- Representathe Plait PIic.e of
West avonue. will celebrate the eighty-
I-econd anniversary of his birth Tues-I
day. and w'ill 'probablI hold an in-
formal reception.
\Ithur A. Graham of West street. I
who hay been u] ionsome time with
pernicious cnemia. is reported very:
in“ today. A consultation of physi-
cians wait- lIeld yesterday
I George M. Holmes anti EugeneL
iloyer. of Nor lk. left town this-
moI-ning for , sen Coast Springs.
Florida. to get out of c frigid atmos-
mum. of the north for n- few Weeks. I
Eugcne’J. VanNesa. who is traveling
with his sister in Florida has.writtcn
to friends. in South Norwalk telling of
the balmy atmosphere and the verdant ‘
state of the country in the land of the
orange grove. . ' ‘-'I~, i
~GIcat bargainsi laces at the Mill
item' at Sale ~now gong on at M. S 1
Smith & Co‘s.
The degree team of Lincoln Coons
ell. No. 4. 0. U A. M. of South Nor-
walk accomppnlcd by a number of
the members. will go'rto' Bridgeport.
this evening where the team will con-
fer the thiId degree open a class of
tell.
The weekly meeting of Douglas Fow—
ler Post. G. A. R.. was held last night.
at.the headquarters in South Main
street. It was voted to co-operate with
the Women's Relief Corps in the ob.
scrvance of Washington‘s Birthday.
next Monday night. and to hold a sup-
pe'r and entertaiment on that occasion.
The public machine‘i'iiystem is ex-
tending. From a cent or a nickel it
now aspires to--the dignity of a ten
cont transaction. and a Danbnry fac-
tory has been given mrder for 10.000
i
bf Bey m‘our avenue.
machines for a ca manufacturer.
who proposes to ”Hi wares in ten
cent packages in thl ay. ~Hartford
Times.
A. .1 Collins & Codip'auy do not at-
tempt to ignore the qualities of other
good ranges. but the makers of the '
Hub Ranges. which they carry. do not
stop at good ranges. Their object is to
make better ranges. if you are con-
templating purchasing a new range
this spring. it will mm to look at:
their line of Bob its a”
C. E. Lincoln W. C Ricks 3.11
are I. have”; or
n . r
noise-I“?
in
York: 0.1; Clark. New Haven; ’07. V.
WWI
i Holy
rape. 1 ins-r
om C Fistton. hat-Tooter. New "
Read uhpt' S. C. Ireland says about
Dr D‘ick' s medicind in a letter which
IIIppearII in tlis advertising columns of
today' II issue.
No matter what kindiof fish you may
iwant you are very sure to find it at
Outbillls Bridge Market as fiIey always
carry. a big variety
Cock'cnoe Tribe. 1. 0. R, M.. of Nor-
Iv.alk will hold its annual roll call. l-‘rl-
day evening at Red Men II Hall. in the
Gazette building.
The Regina music box. a wonderful
musical Instrument. in witltn the reach
oi every household pursc by Joining
the Regina Club now being formed at
Howland's. See ad. for particulars.
There will be a Washington's Birth-
day Party, next Monday night. at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. givcn
by the members oi the Farther Lights
Society in charge of Miss Elsie Deck-
er. One feature oi the party will be
“Aunt .leruaha's album Refreshments
will be. ssrv ed. '
’ORACE CHURCH SERVICES.
Special Preparations Made by Rector
Werner for Observance oi Lent.
Rev. James Benton Werner has com-
pleicd the following schedule of sor-
Heart at Grace. Episcopal Church dur-
ing the Lenten, season:
A“ Wednelday
Holy Communion
Morning Player LitanI and
84.11110!) ' ~‘ r
Fv eniug prayer and sermon
Week Days.
Mondays-Evening Praicr.
So.
103,
":3011
1:30p.
Tuesday s—Evening Prayer 4: 30 mp:
Wednesdays—Evening Prayer
illlil sermon 7. 30 p. m.
'Thursdays——-Holy Communion. 10 a.
Ii Iian'II——E vening Prayer and
lailiillV.
HutuIdaIs-«liII-Iirnction of the
children by the Rector.
Sundays.
Communion—lat Sunday.
ti and 10: 30 a.
I'iioly Communion~2d 3d and
In.
4:30 p.
4 p.
4th Sundays. 8 a. m.
Morning PraIcr IcXIipt 1st
Sunday). 10: 30 a. m.
Evening Prayer. 7:30 p. m.
14on Week.
Mondm~Evcning PraIer 4:30 p. m.
'i‘uesday—Evcmlng l’ruII-r 4:30 p. III.
Wednesdaywflvening Prayer
and sermon, 3 7:30 p. In.
Matindy Thursday—Holy Com-
munion. 7:30 p. In.
Good Friday—«Morning Prayer '
and Litany. 10 a. m.
The Three HoIIrs. 12 to 3 p. m.
Evening Prayer.
iCastcr-Even—Hapt‘ism. 4 p. In.
Easter Day. '
First celebration oi the Holy I
Communion. I; a. m.
Second celebration of the Holy
Communion 8 a. m.
Third celebration oi the Holy
Communion:'10230 a. m.
Children‘s enrol Servic,e 4 p. m.
EIcnIng Prayer and sermon 7. '30 p. m.
* The iser‘m'ous on SundaI evenings
will be on "Personal Reli Ion: " Wed
IIIsday evenings on "The .ord‘ :4 Pray-
WOODIURY RESIDENT DEAD.
WOODBtmi'. Feb. 16. —John Fowler.
a lifelong resident of this village. was
found dead of heart ,disease main at
his home on Main stieet. He wds a
farmer 78 years old. Mr, Fowler was
of a family of seven brothers and two
sisters. whose eomblned'ages are 641'
years. _an average of 71 years. and
most. 07 wh ’ ve- in this vicinity
* thin
euoT'iII i K'ILLEo HIMSELF.
.oNAPPLn'I:
City Mo, Feb 16.—
‘thn Cluck ’lddnv shot and killed his
rival. Rolia Sdiich at Ro'cltville. Then
kissing the young woman they both
loved an who had witnessed the kill-
ing. Clue
own brain and fell, mortally wounded.
The men were about 20 years of age.
"PLINcnc‘"
SGPIT"!
at
COLEMAN?
NEWS STAND.
to Nortitufdaln Street. South Norwalit.
‘Agsnt for A. O. Spauldipg'a Salehall
and Sport!” Coeds. ,
new? wmm' yous sALAlIv
sent a bullet through his ,
Our Great Guarantee. Satisfaction or Money look.
Legs lie- Covered
While You Wait.
\.
THAT wILL HT WELL AND wsAn WELL,.AND THE PRICE WILL
an ON! on ONEFIFTY LESS THAN aseun Aa
WE'VE TAKEN THE ENTIRE TROUSERS STOCK AND R: AD
'JUSTED THE PRICES, JUST WHEN YOU ARE MOST iN NEED OF
NEW LEO-.COVERS PRETTY WIDE CHOICE IN MIXTURES AND
STRIPES; IUT. .THE BEST NEWS iS. WE HAVE ALL SIZES.
STAS NOW FOR S2 AND S2140 WORK TROUSERS-
STJS FOR HANDSOME S3 BUSINESS TROUSERS.
SZAS'FOR FINE $3.50 DRESS TROUSERS.
S348 FOR OUR FINEST S5 DRESS TROUSERS.
THE can no SALE DRAWS To A CLOSE,‘AFTER DRAWING
MORE euysas THAN AM we v: YET and. cor YOU a: NOT
Too LATE Now T0 PICK A an BARGAIN IN A claim surf on
OVERCOAT. ‘oal IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS roa cove.
' RogersSc Stevens
Successors to Comatoolr Bros.
sou'm NORWALK. TIL. mu. m.
ANV MANiiCAN STEP lNTO A PAIR OF NEW TROUSERS HERE. ‘
Another fresh supply
_ of
SPECIAL
anon” m .
Saturday and Sunday.
. 26o ,1 pound.
‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
" The Prescription Store.
All cars pass the door.
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone can. 1M.
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FUNERAL
MENTS.
HANNA ARRANGE-
Prosident Roosevelt Will Attend Ser.
vices in Washington. '
WASHINGTON. li‘eb. 18.-—President
Roosevelt has decided not to go to Cle~
Ireland to attend the funeral oi the late
Senator Hanna. He w.lli however at-
tend the aerI!ces. t the Capitol tomor-
row The Preal em II decision was
reached today after a conference with
H. M Hanna
Arrangements for the funeral here
and in Cleveland are being completed
today.
The special tIaJn bearing the re
mains of the dead Senator will leave
here tomorrow evening about 7 o'clock
and will arrive in Cleveland between
10 and 11 o‘clock Thursday morning.
The train will he met. at the borders of
My constant efio rt in past years has been to make our
customers feel that they were considering their best intcr- _
eats-in entrusting their grain orders to my care. ’i'bn in-
crease in orders tends to prove that this is the case with
most; and that they appreciate the true meaning of the
. foundation stone olour business "satisfaction at any coat."
1 hope your personal experience has not Iiroven the com
/ trai'y. i want you to feel that this is n dependable mm o -—
you get what you think you go twthc best of everything.
suv OATS THAT'S CLEAN. . .
.‘ . . ' '. ' NANUI:LT.HA'I‘CH.
2 /‘—\J/"‘\/""\v’ \./
./‘\J J v .V ' v _ v
the state by (10v. Herrick, who will
bone for Ohio in adtance of the fun
eial party and thn will accompany
it to (‘leIclantL
The body will lie in state Thursday
at. Ihe Armory of the Cleveland Grays.
The funeral will be held on Friday _at
a time not yet fixed in St. Paul‘s Epia
copal Church. The service will be con-
ducted by Bishop Leonard of the din
cese of Northern Ohio, and his analat-
ant.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a, m.—‘0pen-
ing prices in stocks today varied only a
shade. from thone'of last night. and
there was but a'handful of orders exe-
cuted. (Tonaolidated'tias and General
Electric rose about a point.
WALL S'lREial‘. ll 11. m.-~-'i‘riflinl!
declines were -nIIIdP in sonic of the
Grangers. but theweaknns there was
ovrreome by bidding up of the local
municipal stocks. “‘4, pfd.. 1‘1;in 271.
Conaolidatcd ilas. 2‘4. Metropolitan
Street Railway, 155.. Metropolitan Sc
curities 11,2. and Brooklyn Transit and
Manhattan 1. The general list was ill-
ao benefltted by the strength of some
of the more important stocks, particu-
The‘ M. Steinem ii Sons 00.,
Wholesale andIroi'nil'reprcscntatires in the New England States for
the sale of
Steinway and Sons’
- J
._-I VT M .. and other [first- c-laIIs , “HIV, _.
Aeolians. Orchestr ones and l'iunolas.
J“ I
t
231', «Ignite.
OPERATORS OF 43 STORES.
S 36 Washington 54..
South Norwolk cl.
. I
'§ ' - .
. T “unions gI'ollth of fills concern has been accomplished in
but. 9 way. via. the fair and honest treatment of each customer. We
give ufnll value for your money and confidence and live up to ev erv
i; we make.
No home need be without the refining influence of a piano. We
have «acme instruments at any price vou want to pay and sell them
on moderate monthlylnpaymonts when so desired.
Let us send out monthly list of slightly used instruments which,
includes many of wellahnow n manufacture
TWO PIANOLASL slightly used but in perfect condition To BE
SOLD THIS WEEK. Raf-
8150.00 snob.
War map of Gerea
Given Away
With the New York Sunday. Herald. at
South llor‘woli. Co'nn.
Jr STOCKS. IONDS. GRAIN AND COTTON SOUGHT OR SOLD ON COM-
mama aiTitan FOR CASH on on A nonaltA‘l'a ”train.
IIIrly Sugar. whic ~IidvaIII-cd 1%. Min-
neapolis. St. Paul nd Snltit Ste Marie
1%,. Louisville in»... and .MI' York (‘cn-
tral and Canadian Pacific l.‘ Business
was slightly larger in‘voluiue but trad-
ing slackened after the rise proceeded
and prices yielded. Manhattan and So-
gar reacting a point. Alton pfd.. di-
cllncd 11.3.
WALL ST. Noon.»'l‘be heaviness oi
l'nitcd States Steel old. in face of the
recover-its elsewhere caused a bad im-
pression and prices were shaded on
very light Ilcaiingsu Locomotive was
an execution and rore lie. Amalga-
mated rnd Consolidated Gas reacted
fl point. and Railway ’lnvcatment lost
1%. Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. nI.-«Some of
the early strong specialties scored fur-
ther relapz-es fromdhcir best prices.
and the railroad list Naf‘il off in sym-
nathy.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples, dz Goldschmidt. Commission
Brokers, Swartz d. Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1 :30
Anial. Con. 4954 «w. 484,4. my.
Am C. A: i-‘. Co. 1951. ‘19‘? 191.4; 19’»
Am. i}. ’l‘vvn.~ 8'1. ' 813 it it
Am. ice. 111,5 . till. 8% 81.;
Am. Ice of 30-15 32 ' 303; 3111,
Am. Loco... 221.4 23% 22 23%
Am'. Smelt.. 49.. . 49 is" 48%
Am. Sugar. 12513 120% 125% 12.
A. T & S. Fe... 070’. 68 67% 677,411
A 'l‘ n S l-‘e. pf. 39% 89% tum. 89%
Balto. & Ohio, 77% 78 77% 78
B'klyn 11. T.. 411% 44% 43% 44%
Ch. Gt. Ween. 15% 157i. 151,9 151%
Ch. M..& St P 140% 14114 145* 141%
Col. l-‘. & 1., 3215 3214; 32v, 32%
Con. Gas. 194 196% 194 Ashli-
Del. & Hud.. 1601416086 160 100
Erie 25% 254,5 25V. 253/.
Erie lat. pf. 64% 64% 64!; 64K
Gen. Elec.. 107 107 1 107
ill. Central. 138 107 167 167
ll)“. & Nash, 104 105 104 106
Manhattan. 143% 14345 142% 14:55
Met. St. Ry.. 118 119% 118 118%
Mex. 00111.. 10% 40-15 10% 1101/.
Mo. Pacific. 00 90% 00 90
N Y. Central. 116 116% 114% 115%
Norf. a West. 68% 58% 581,4 58%
Ont. l West, 21% 21% 21% 21%
Penn. an. my. nan my. III-I.
- 'Peo.(}aa. 9995 Im ms 991.;
Reading. 42" 491's 411% 42%
William P. Be as w» I... I...
a Rock island, 22% our." 22% a
“new 2232 at ‘22:: 522*
I NOW. ._EOI’C. . .- any. 8. z‘oI‘ mag 30* 2292
Tclcpeanc on... 6 SOUTH MAIN STREEI. may 033p; 3354:3312
.. _ ' Daily {ad bundavg'apcrs Delivered. ;,'. . _ . 333.531 :2. :53 7:“ 7m
_—;—-—!—'—‘— V WU U.-;S. tn . It ,
. “"‘ ‘ . '4' 'u s‘. kid's-rerun. 11% 11% 113.
'PIIIMTI' s E. D («In Pnivara u 3. Steel my. 11% mg 1145,
T‘LWON“ r- " Will. 'U. a. Steel. pf._ mi SH r-mi- 5m
‘ . -I- .I. i . 'vmuh. - ms ldfiylflfi Isis
, W“ 8': Wabash. pf._ am am. son. use:
’ ‘ ‘ a» . J“ . I’i Wheat. ( 1m mg Isa
.. . ‘
flavllond Bloch 9‘ lynchinglon Sir“. “' M? “l W °°"‘ , I
, aIccha TiIAcit IURRSD.
‘NIWARKN. .I M. lSri-flretoday
1s a decided success and never before at thin this o! m
-haVe our Clothing Sales been as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT III
been reduced in price ranging from So to $7. ' ‘ "
Tprfl
4.3-1.
MEN 3 sum MAED ovu-
formerly priced SIS and Sod."
now at one price. . ‘ "
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
coA .
formerly priced $10. $12 and
$13.50. new at one price.
.)‘
’01.
$7.98. (15.69. ‘ I - .
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- MEN’S SUITS AND OVER- ‘
COATS. COA ATS. ‘
formerly priced $15 and $16.50.
new at one price.
$12.29.
formerly priced Sea and Sag.
now at one price,
to.»
Men’ s Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys' Roofers. Boy'S Swdat-I
crs, Underwear. Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and Clover. _ .
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW patella. .1. 1,, 1
SELLECK 8. PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishcrs, i "1" {‘t.
J“... I
N Washington Street. South Namath. ,
WE ARE NOW PREPARED WITH A SUPPLY.
3 lbs. for 250.
Lorenzo Dib "la
BUTTEEJUTTET.
We still lead In Low Prices...
BEST VERMONT BUTTER 25c lb
5 lbs. for $1..20 ‘
PURE LARD 10c 1b..
FANCY CREAM CHEESE 16c Ib.._ [
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE 20c lb.
THE LEE TBA AND BUTTER
17 NORTH II’IIIIIv 'sratzr. scum non wiix. ’
TaLaPiionatoa. .
CUTBILL'8=
Irldgo Flatt "firm
We h'ave the kind of flair yott m. 9..
- whether it is
Sine Fish. wmt Moll. am rials. . ,
Smelt. Haddock. Salmon. Mi M '
wane Fish Pia... Richest, Iain”. ‘
Porgisl. Ocean Ilteel, PM: Hm.- ;'
Opened Long Clams. Round Cllrllla Dr
(Watson. . ~ 43'?"
Next to Peru-Iii coat Yard.
. FREE ultivaav To ALL PAan or THE CITYJ
Clearing Sale—Paces Cut in Half.
.Entlre men of l‘all and winter goods must be sold manned“
or cost. to make room for the coming spring season. The WM all
of this season's goods and consists of ladies’ Cloaks. 81mm
dreh‘ s Jackets. Infants long and short' Cos'ts and a full and
Milli-cry. lt Vill also he to your advantage to come and see the '
we are olering in the For line. of this- season' s goods. ‘41."
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