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tutti News Notes
wEATnER FORECAST
l-‘or Norwaik and vicinity: ' Fair in
night. Thursday increasing cloudl
ness and slightly warmer The area
of high pressure and low temperaturt
that has been moving slowly from tht
northwtst during the past few days it
now central in the northern portion of
the Lake region. White River, Cans
da. reports the temperature of .44 de
grees below zero. Adisturbance o.
considerable enorby has developed dur-
ing the past 2yhours in Texas. it it
producing cloudy weather with rain it
the “southwest
Conditions favor for this vicinity fulI
weather followal by increasing cloudl
ness and rising temperature on Thurs
day.
The annual meeting of thc Knoi
Outing club will be held Saturda)
evening, March 12.
--(ioodrich Food 10c. at all leadim
grocers.
Misti Lulu Roi/mood, of South Nor
walk. is visiting in Green Farms, witt
Mrs. George Avery.
A in eating of Central Labor Unl0i
will be 9held tonight in the LyCeum ll
BOIitb Main street.
Wilson E. Hawkes. formerly witl
Nelson l. Meaerve. is now working to.
electrician Percy E. Ferris.
Lady Jennings lodge, Shepherds o
Bethlehem, wili meet tonight, and lat
er indulge in a peanut hunt, and hav
a mill time.
be boys of rooms 0 and M, at lhl
r nklin school, defeated the girls i.
a-spelling contest. Yesterday, by l.
score of forty- -four to eighteen.
Another dance will be held this cv-
spine: in Washington flail (‘ranbury
It la probable that qultc a number 0.
Norwalk people will attend.
Rosenthal G. Van Brink of Nee
York. have I-IIItliiised the stock in ii“
drug store n Muin street Norwala
rrv-ently given up by John A Riggs.
Mrs. liuckli-y of N Washington
street who recently moved from New
York to South Norwaik. has taken the
position of.night operator at the out.h~'
ern New England Telephone 0 cc.
—~Energy all gone? flcadache‘.
Stomach out of order? Simply a cast
of torpid liver Burdock Blood Bitten
will make a new man or woman of you
Mrs. Frances Leonard. of Union
diary left tailor tier ‘Wrnhlnston. ac
companied by Miss Jul 00d, Will
has been her est. Mrs. Menard wil.
visit in Wadhfqgtoii for several weeks
Konckapotan , and Wowompon
tribes .of. Red. en. with delegatiOni
fmm Waneta‘and Kyoto. councils, went
to South Norwaik last evening on a
visit to the tribe theie. and were hand
soineb entertained. —Bridgeport Stan
dard.
~Goodrlch Fuel is so different from
all other «emu you will like it- 101:
all leading grocers. 4
'Mlllartl Sturtevnut who was ill with
the grip and was ab 0 to get out. last
week, apparently having recovered. it.
again ill at his home in Elmwood ave
nue. havln suffered a relapse. W. S
Startevautghas also recovered from his
recent illness
Frederick T. Stnbeli the South Nor-
waik hatter. w 0 recently opened a
window in Sm ’s cigar store hat
opened branch s tires in Charles Hurl-
butt' a store- in Westport and John P.
Brummer'a barber shop in Darien. and
intends to place a branch in New Ca-
noon.
The three banded pinohlc tourna-
ment of the Put in Hose company has
not yet been no leted. Thme player.
are yet to play their games in the third
round. On Friday night of this week
it is expected that the fourth and last
round of five games each will be play-
ed. ;
if you are thinking of purchasing a
new sewing machine join the Domorrat
Machine Club at Howland' 8. By this
means you will be able. to obtain one
of the best. males of machines for one
dollar down, the) remaining cost to be
cared for by a series of easily mot pay-
meats. '
Seend.
roaaouamso f. ....... . 10c LI.
Lmflww my... LS.
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SEWINO'M‘MHINE
CLUB.
This sewing-machine club has
proved one of tho beat-liked
:hinga instituted by the store in
may a day. So many haire bdtn
other consignment.
The machine at $25 is the one
:hat has been most ‘aought for. it‘
a the greatest sowing-machine at
525 that over was put on the
narkct.
The entire machine proper is
fastened to an automatic lift
which rises or falls with the mav-
ng of the flat top of the cabinet.
)ncc in place. this device holda
.he machine firmly. The cabinet
a of the XVIth century style, in
Iuartercd oak finish; has five
lrawers with recessed pulls.
:- $25 on
Other st lea. box-top drop-
.icad and ca inst, at $18.50 to 335.
Any of these are sold to club-
ncmbers at these: the lowest
:aah prices. To 'oin the club.
rot: need solely td ll out” an ap-
iiication and fumiah satisfactory
‘cfercnccs. When these have
teen passed on you pay the mem-
icrahip fee of
ONE DOLLAR
ind select your machine which Is
lelivercd at once (unlcas it is a
.tyle we are te‘mpdrarily out of.)
The remaining coat is cared for
iy a series of easily- -mct pay-
ncnts. Almost in no time, the
nachine is entirely paid for.
To sum up. here are the ad-
Iantages of the Domorm club:
Excellent machines. '
Guaranteed for to years.
Lowest cash prices.
Easy payments.
Did anybody ever before hear
if such a combination in the sow-
ng- -machine business?
'ihird Hoot.
Tim HopriIo'
DRY GOODS co.
satoosposT.
Mrs. Charles Allen, of Taylor avenue.
who has been ill is improving.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of the Forest will meet tomorrow
night. ,
Compressed all is iieing installed in
Henry C. r‘roeb‘s barber shop in North
Main street
Old Well lxxlge, Nd. 108 A. l‘. and
A. M” held its regular meeting. last
night, and transacted routine business.
Miss Ioutsufnuuaway. of ll3.Liberty
'atreet, notary, has returned home af-
.er spending a few days with friends in
.louth Norwallt.
Mrs. W. A. Siekens of ltidgeiield.
who recently underwent an Operation
for appendicitis at the Danbury Hos-
pital is gradually recovering.
Miss Florence (lorhaiu, Miss Alberta .
Darrow and Miss Madio Mead attended
the Brown Business college reception.
at Norwalk, last Friday cvcnlng.-—.
Weotporter- Herald.
J. A. James, agent of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford mad at
Hawleyville, slipped on the ice in the
yard at his home in Howleyvllle Sun
day. and broke his left arm near the.
elbow. .
FRESH T’iSii
Sliver Frost Flatt, 5 pounds for26c
Fresh Morality. '= 5 pounds for” tents
Danish, Mackerel. , '39; par, lb
Whole Salmon. ioc'pir lb.
Woaitfloh. . to: nor to.
Pom»,- 10¢ per lo.
clothes, to: pot» to
Bonita Mackerel. - 10¢ per to.
it.“ our and all other sci at reason
able prim.
at 3
‘t «I
out lad of Washington it'd-oat Brian
. oiooaimiowmaouom. s .
a'.’ :‘l. .‘
J; adliuai— t.- lili
Rump Corned Beef
.le lb... .
.= Ami 21; 2601542.: U
tomato ”it"
fl
told that there are only amp OI .
me of some styles—and ,
actbry is hurrying to a n-
um Slilllil Banish;
woos-ing- up
perfection.
Tiioao dainty out“ delicate articles of feminine
im‘o'ido clean and white when
Waohed With"8\i’tilipiit. the loop of purity and
Neitlior shrinks nor weakens the fibre.
Sunlight to good]: and that the boat. '
aait son “Laotian" swan agitator"
POPULAR AMUSIMENTO.
On Saturday afternoon and evening,
a return entertainment is announced
of D. w. Robertson's Edison Projecto-
scope C. o.. of New York city. To those
who haie attended their entertain
meals in the past this will need no in-
troduction. To others, it may be said
that never in the history of Moving Pic-
tures has such an exhibition been We
scntetl as we gave in the Opera House
in January. and a re—engagetnent was
made at once for Saturday afternoon
and evening February 20th.
NEXT WEEK A'l‘ HOYT'S.
i‘ho merry little comedlenne, May
Make, and her company. will be at
Hoyt's Theatre all next week with
daily mutlnoes. Miss h‘iske Is a strong
favorite with theatre goers everywht re
and deservedly so, for in addition to
possessing a charming personality, she
is a most c-onstlentioua worker. She
brings this year by far the inst line
of plays that she has eter had, and a
much more elaborate scenic outfit, A
number of taking specialties will oc-
cupy the time between the acts.
MR8. NATION'S APPEARANCE.
Clark Bali. presented the famous
Kansas-saloon smasher. Carrie Nation
lifetime and night. yestenlny, at Hoyt’s
'I‘iueti-e, to lurgvaudiences. Mrs. Na-
tion gave a clear, common sense talk
on the evils of inteniperam-e. and was
Well received. The vaudeville acts, of
the company were excellent. Mrs. Na-
tion was tendered a hearty rel ption
by the fiarstrom students, who i tent
ed her with a number of beautll . 'I ..
quote and afterwards enter-talent iH-l‘
In their box. The next altract‘. u will
be the return engagement of the Edl~
son ProJut-toscopc Company, Saturday.
February 20. Next week the May
ii‘iskc Company will hold the boards.
A FRIOHTENID NORSI.
Running like road down tho-street
dumping the occupant. or a hundred
other accidents. are every day occur-
rences. lt behooves everybody to
have a. reliable Salve handy and there's
none as good as Bucklen's Arnlca
Halve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Blooms
and Piles. disappeacquickiy under its
soothing effect. 25c at Frank ii. Bax-
tcr's Drug Store. “
!
EDISON PROJECTOBCOPE CO. lf-‘ehI-udr‘y Term
1
CRIMINAL SUPERIOR COURT.
Shumwly Draining.
The February term of the. criminal
superior court was opened at the munv
ly court house shortly after 2 o'clock
yesterday- afternoon with Judge Milton
A. Shiiniway on the bench. The Rev.
lleorgc it. Montgomery. pastor of the
(Mind Congregational Church opened
the court with prayer. The persecu
lion ofthe cases It this term will be
carried on :y tipetual ‘ltatcs Attorney
(laies A. C rter of Stamford. in the
absence of Btatc's Attorney Samuel
Pessenden. The aftenioon was more
pic-d entirely in putting prisoners to
pica.
It is very probable that the first case
to be tried will be that of Joseph
Eartiley, charged with murder in the
first degree. The reason for this is the
fart that one of the witnesses. Eard-
let” a brother in law is liable to die
with on somption before the May term.
and her use he being a witness for the
state must testify in court and can-
not testify by disposition. as he might
if he were a without for the accused.
Howard Davis charged with robbing
the store of Wheeler lirotbcrs at South
Norw.aik on January lil pleaded not
guilty. Attorney William 0. Clark of
South Not-w :Iilt was Insignei by Judge
shuuiaay Io iii food the accused
STATE POLICE AID ASKED.
.. i BI idgeworks.
The state police department has
been asked to investigate the recent
l attempt to dynamite the railroad bridge
,heiug built at Ansouia by the Boston
President R. H. An-
tlrcu‘s. representing the contractors.
has called on Superintendent Egan and
laid the fact: before him. There to
a theory that the dynamiting was done
by union laborers. as nonunion men
has been friction between the two
bodies of workmen. Special policemen
on- now guarding the bridge.
“The rising young actor reminds me
of a persimmon." observed the bash-
fcd philosopher. “Come one with the
diagram.“ said the landlady. as she
poured another quart of hot water into
fed philosopher. ‘I'Come on with the
are the making of 'him. " answered the
wise one -—Kennebec Journal
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some winds: the are the pol»
Death and amounts to all
are they whomm
t.iaio or lgaoraatof
Bless
hoe ”Store.
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
. TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES
‘ Men's Vlcl Kid Shoes, samples and odddot of 82.50 ard 83.00 Shoes, at
$l.98.
Men's Patent Colt Bluebera. the new toe.
Men's Patent lime Hide hoe. O3 to Blues at
32 48
Ladies Viol Kid Welt Heavy Solomons
Ladies Patent Colt Lace Shoes, $2. ”and 88.00 at
$I 98.
I‘ Ladies Fine Kid Lace Shoes, good .lilI heels, some Cuban styiea.at
sure.
‘h
std-throats!» definitions. or m Vision is... one u ao4
wisdom iia‘ai‘a tr-i‘it‘iia our . ‘ ~
on make a Itharougti minutiae of the Inn. without call. All
data-u an hooded tortilah' them at the lowest possible price.
i .
~ as Jackson
mom,
m ZI'A, aaaiuoor' “A ‘
%‘I fly ”fig“ thaglao‘aesto
_ .. “PM.
I hogan-owl” o
55-14mm v
are at work on the bridge. and there
amnesia L .'
“. “ faulted.
Opened With Judge
.4! out ~‘Vfiv‘rwl‘l ’Iwi;. 4- v
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M Ma and -4 ’l’" ”4
"ML in record to t to
pit 4 Jiltratfoi-d ll. ill. Church. .wlio
m“mufll sunday night by tits ex-
plosion of a sea mat-blue. The com
nor finds that there was no t-arclcm
nous on the part of the l"'llllll|| an
lhorltiea or of the makers of the nia-
chino. The generator was made by
the Eastman Mpnufaclurliig Co of
Bridlcporl. 'l he testimony shows that
Ooanci entered the In! nit with a
lighted lantern and an explosion re-
There was undoubtedly an
Kiwi of gas su lent to cause
explosion. The .4coi‘on6r adds
that the explosion would have oc-
curred with any othep all of a ma~
rhino if there had licI-Ii‘a leak. liiltl that
Mr. (leaner was not" experienced in
handling tbc machine
”Wt-o..-
DONALD POWELL'S BIRTHDAY.
H...
‘time was had with ganies..recitations.
music. etc..-und a bountiful collation
was served. The decorations were red
and blue.
The little guests were: Louise FOR
ler. Mildred Bulkloy. Ruth Dirnond.
Marguerite Flnogan. Edith Raymond
Mathilde Robbins, Gertrude Hamilton,
Sallie Powell, Harry Hall Wilfred Rob
blue. lteuben Robbins, ii‘ranlt lineman
lmuard Poster. George Raymond. lr~
vlug Bulkiev and llouald Powell.
A number or pretty gifts were re-
ceived by the little man.
4 HAVE YOU lNDlOEITiONf
. if you have indigestion. Kodol Dye
pepsin ('urc will l'lii‘l' you. it has our
'Pll thousands. It is curing people ev-
ery tlIIy—-every hour. You owe it to
yourself to give it it trial. You will
iontinue in stiffer until you do try it.
There is no other comblnatlon of di
mutants that digest and rebuild at the
same time. Kodol does both. Kodol
cures. strengthens and rebuilds. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy; “
AMONG THE CORPORATIONS.
Certificates were filed at the office of
the secretary of the slate at. the capl-
tol. Monday, as follows:
Smith I:
Bridgeport, increase of capital stock of
thirty-seven shares, making the pres-
ent capital $20,000.
A. C. Stiles Metal Company, New Ha.
ven. certificate of organization.
Volk llat Company. of South Nor-
walk lucressc of capital stock, 100
shares making present tspltai sis 000.
AN EARLY RISER.
A strong, healthy. active constitution
depends largely on the condition of
the liver. The. famous little pills
known as DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
liul only clnuurw the system but it...)
strengthen the action of the liver and
rebuild the tissues supporting that or-
gan. Lillie Early Risers are easy to
act. they never gripe and yet they are
absolutely certain to produce results
that are satisfactory in all cases Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy
OLD WOODBRIDOE BACHELOR.
. Allison 8. Baldwin, an old and re-
spected resident of Woodbrldge. and
one who has been identified with the
town died yesterday at his home in
that place at the age (if sixty-one
years. He was ‘born and reared in
Woodbridge. and during his life of over
three score years. had never married.
Death was the result of a complication
0i ll‘filllilPl-i.
POPULAR AnusEnEiiT's.
hid-YT "S T H E A Tit—E.
SATURDAY 'Arrssuoou AND
, NlOHT. sea. 20.
Return of the only original
Edison Projecto-
scope Co..
under the national direction of D. W.
Robertson 407 Park Row Bulld-
' trig, New York City.
2 tissue ENTERTAINMENTS,
MATIINEE. 2: 30 P. M. AND NIGHT
. AT 8 O'OLOCK.
Admlloion, Matinee, 200. Children, 10¢.
Night Pricoo..10o. 20c and 30:.
HOYT‘SI‘T'HIEATRE.
“MAY Risk: want."
Beginning M’onlla‘yfflatinea. Feb. 22.
Matlnnmbally
especial Emmet of 4
MAY. 5.515103
AND HER .6 Y GO.
Now and Ilabouta Scenery.
Irllllafli Electrical Effects.
risen (leaner, acting portion ‘
A Number of lilo Young Friends Intor- "-9" WM“ "r" “0" "0- w"? "R4 “.50 comforts for 31.19. \
talncd Yesterday Afternoon. "0" 312- ”.75 comforts for 01.39.
A birthday party wns given by Mas- ~-- . .
:er Donald Powell, to a number of his LADIEB' SKIRTS. 1TH! PRINTS. DINONAMS
it’tlo friends. Tuesday afternoon. at . AND FLANNILS.
his home, No. 5 Reed street. A good Wm ”-93. now $3.25. Were 86.98. “m “In” prints. 50 y d.
Comatock Company of .
4!
Avril/mo.
EVERY ITEM SHOULD IE CARE FULLV‘ NOTED.
EV SAVING FOR SOMEBODY. 4
l1’ mum now-
.I 1
CLEAN UP OF OOMPORTS.
ti.i2 'comforta for 76c. .
”.39 comforts for 98¢.
LA‘otaa' cos're.
Were 89. now «as. Were $12, now
now $4.49. Were $7.98, now $5.49. Were l
39.98. now $7.49.,
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FUR BARGAINS. §
85.98 fur scarfs. now $8.25.
81.98 fur scarfs, now $4.98.
Siltfil) fur scarfs, now $6.98.
”2.in fur scarfs. now $9.50,
Sill fur scarfs, now ’12.
GREAT WAIST CHANCE.
nest black pad white prints 6e yd.
: Best apron gingham, tic yd.
fancy dress gingham. Sc yd.
licsl quality donnelette.10c yd.
isoscIAI. aanucrios PRIOIS on.
. usu'a AND sow WIAR.
‘ idle men ‘s cotton fleeced underwear.
500 men a stiff bosom shirts 89c.
50c men' s outing flannel nlghtdblrta.
. title.
“.351” white and fanty coltonl m. boys' fleeced shirts. “u an"
4crs, 19¢. . . r .I‘
The 790 waists now 39c
The 81. 26 waists. now 89c.
The '2. 98 waists. now $1. 79.
The $8.25 waists. now $2.36.
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
This stock has been thoroughly gone l
over and every remnant wooded cl
1‘ here' 3 some excellent walpt and oh rt . Assorted black pins on c .
patterns amongst these. and the prlcosl Tooth brtishes, were lican lilo. so.
are now fully one-third less than flir each. '
mar selling prices. Taffeta binding. 8 yard plelie. 100.
83-85 Washington Street,
south Nervous. Conn.
was: eaten Arut *m'rasaarttla
to. fealberstllched braid, to ploco.
llic pearl buttons, iic doabn
Pearl buttons. 2 dol. on card, at 66!.
Assorted black plus, he paper. -.,
Assorted widths. white tape. lie poor.
Bone hair plus. lilo dos. 4 ..
i .
Our Specialty
lS DAINTY NECKWEAR. WE. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF
THE NEWEST SPRING NOVELTIES IN STOCK DOLLARS. ALSO A
NICE A‘SSORTMENT OF COLLAR AND CUFF BITS.4 4iN SORIMLlNIN
CANVAS. AND LAWN. IN THE LOT WILL I! FOUND THE LATEST ,
CROSS STITCH, DREBDEN.BULGARIAN, PIACOOK FEATHER AND
BUTTON EMBROIDERY EFFECTS AT POPULAR PRICES.
N. E. R YIN. .
86 Washington Street. ' South Noun". _
S. S. Tilloto‘on.
Come In and on the new Willow.
summer; in' me mummy us: “about
your aura prfoo
as Washington Street. '
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aéutiu Nitrwallt. Conn.
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GOOD‘RICH roan “
THIS NEW assassin to... 9.7“
, is A PLEASANT surplus: '
TO EVERYONE.
a: nouarsmna u n is pancreas
As our. THI'UL as a Is urnrzm‘o
,.. nI
if I: DIFFERENT {tampon other kipd' of
' ' cram {can ‘
orrftsznr In. runny
nrrrcazar fa ruvoa
orrrtarrrr in surnam- VALUE
Who you look at If. it grim you an episodic
G r.
it .4
» a
Titer. "was a man in 'a cor taln town
Who started out for Yeddo
In search was bodacoalm
By name. and tame the JEDDO!
Neat. Fate bore his barons, like Aeneas: near
, Tho Raymond Brothecl' laden pl or.
flip here Pilgrim: soled his heart‘ a desire.
And whence henceform be fed his are, .
a - The beat patina f cool that an dxporioace of thirty yearaoan
you will find down at oRAYMOND BROTHERS. 187 Washington strut.
'l‘nl't- our II in and "no it aow!’ Dowhat? Why.
* ORDER
i JRDOO.
. RIPIRTOIRI.I
é Nloliiifi ‘ ‘ ‘
Mo“ .A Soldier's Swuihufl
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wast-qty Deacou‘a Daughter
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Friday ......... _. A Man from Mexico
Saturday. River Pirates
.1 Motion . ‘4 .
Monday A'Wamafl
Tuesday ......... A Man from Norris-
y Nollie ttio ngiri
y ......... ...'Aa' You unfit
may . .' . A Cold '
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3 POPULARJ’RIIOES: .
van] g. 3*. 10¢
Patina......... ..'i.. 3%“.
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' .LADIIIO' MILTURIDAY :
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"_ tickets“. to“ ll.
' indium pmontRmthlaooupo !.
v and 13 cents at monstrous: 4.
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