Heine" an." '
Chobolates and
Ribbon Candii
at
Lanes
.5 I W‘panlnyfon S.
local NBWSNIIIBS.
. A.~'J. Collins is spending today in
New York. on business.
A regular meeting of the Painters'
Union was held last evening. Routine
business was transacted,
The coal barge, J. H..Qannon is being
unloadcd'at John H. Ferrls‘ wharves.
A Washington's birthday sortal will
be held In Cranbtiry, next Monday
night. -
Sunday dinners are made a spec ialiy
at the Hotel Cllfi0id. Why not get
yours there?
The weekly prayer meeting will he
held this evening. “the Norwalk Con-
grigatlonal court-Lt
Miss Natalie Jtinnings. willie visit-
ing tn‘New York, last week. attended
the .liinlor Promenade of Ntw York
University.
Mrs. Harry H. Pinch. of New York
city, is visiting her mother. Mrs. .los
ephine Decker; of Chestnut street
South Norwalk, '
This week Stuitovant offers the bal-
ance oi his stock»! china closets anti
combination cases at prices fat below
cost Bee Edi? "f if} t
The W GNP. U. "will hold Its regu
lar weekly meeting Friday. at " .30
o‘-cl0tk with Mrs. Joseph Richards.
(‘ histniit street.
llenry P, Shie‘idk‘”tvah a'visitoi- in
llildgiport, laktoewnlh'g. He attciititd
the production of ‘The Prince of rd
sen. " while there» '1'
Man) of the loanl‘iti‘Orcs will he clos-
cd all day Monday. in observanto oi
lilt birthday anniversary of _G(‘Ol‘gt.
Washington.
—Rohes and blankets to close out at
cost. Luther M. Wright.
A carryall load, at Nor walk people
went to (‘ran'bury last pi hi to attend
thi dame. giieii in It Iiigton Hall.
in that place.
Willie; Nth-tiles, who iaemployed att ,
Scymtmii‘s 8m. 'isc suffering from ‘ ‘a . '
painful black eye. The is
shrouded in mystery
New and second hand electric motors
furnished installed and repaired hy
The Specialty Mfg Co.. 71 Water St.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss Maiy Barrett; of South Not-
walk. has joined the Connecticut Grad-
uaie Nurses' Association, which was
organized in New Haven. yesterday.-
ieorge Johnson was arrested Tues-
day afternoon, by Special Officer G..-
inoi'e on a charge of drlinkennt-ss. ifhit
morning he who: flned‘ff and costs.
The prayer meeting tonight at the
South Norwnlk Baptist Church will be
gin at 7. 30 Instead of 7: 45, as there will
he a teachei' s meeting held at ,tho
c.lose ,
Judge John L. Li It delivered his
lecture on »' 'lhe ten of Sl’ihkt't;J
wart " to a large audience in the Con
grogiitional Church, in Greenwich, last
evening.
The Continental insurance Company
will insure your rents against loss
sustained by loss of rentals, by damage
by flrc- to buildings. Jacob M. Layton,
agent. I, ‘
Tho quarantine which has been on
Deputy Sherifi Sculleys house since
December 20 is removed today After
the fumigation the sheriff will hold a
Iamily ro'uni on.
The Golden Rule Circle of King‘s
Daughtersof the No’rwalk Congrega-
tional Church. will-'mect with Miss
Carrie Seymour, on Friday. February
19th. at 3 p. m. Sewing.
All fancy cakes. wafers and crackers
purchased at Seymour's are sure to be
found strictly fresh. Try them and be
the judge. The best of everything at
reasonable prices at thisstore.
George D. Hodges of New York came
up to Norwalk la‘fl'slt his father.
James Hodges. of Mott avenue. And has
been taken ill of them-1p, now being
laid up here with the disease.
The steamtr 'was dry dock at the
Washington street“; dgc. yesterday.
Writes a few leaha were: repaired. this
operation being the result of hacking
the ice on the previous day.
Souvenir books
Norwalk and South Norwalk may he
had at William 1?. Boers‘ sta
store. 49 Wall stycet. Norwalk and 0
South Main street South Norwalk. '
Miss M. A. Cunningham. of 4 Wuh-
fngron street is spend? several weeks
in Thamasvillc. Us“ for which she
will Florida
the nth return“: I! 1.
Ioneyiiak silks anointed for their
long your; w 0 ,_
Pm .
Rowland. 4.
Reprints"
When brain. a
advantago to out.
nun
('IllSC
..
arid post cards. of
Mini:
Poll! id
ted in RN
A legal-r rou‘tlaa meeting “(Mus
Lodge was held last evading.
Mr.» Johann. of Marvin street Nar-
walk is mlonlly lll'at her home.‘
Judge a M. Lockwood, of Norwalk.
was in New Canaan on business to-
day.. '
Ti aiy leanings. ot Yalevllio. is aperiti-
u few days at his home in West at-
rcet.
'l‘he Winthrops hiisktthall team and
the t‘onipany 1). team will play a ic-
liiiii game. In a couple of weeks.
Ruin-it Powpll of Norwalk, was pit—
ltmi up iror drunkenoou last night by
the Noiwalk pout-e. lle will probably
he give u a (name to explain the wise
this alteration. .
Nl‘V. William Mllill'l'. l). l)., pastor of
St. Jim-Jill‘s 'R. (1. Church. who has
iwt'll spending several Weeks in Flor
his is t xpci-ted to return to South Nor-
walk iii-iii Sunday night.
(or kt lioe Tribe. I. U. R. M. of Nor-
walk will make things lively in the
iii-lnIty of Red Menu Hall, In the
Gazette building. Friday evening. The
Hay niakdi‘s' will also meet.
Fix-Sclu-tmui Frank t1. Merrill. of
Norwalk. Is able to be about again.
For seVii'al days past Mr. Merrill has
iltt‘ll confined to his home in Broad
Rl'vre with a persistent attack of the
gr it.
Clarence Webster and Charles Man-
tiild was arrested yesterday After-
noon by (‘liief Vollmcr. on charge of
driinktiincss Both were In court this
morning. and a line. of 83 and costs
was administered to each of them.
Woiktnen today were repairing ll
highway liildgo new here one of the
xupports of which was hrokeii yester-i
.lay by It railroad snow plow which left
tlu- truck. A long strip of the station
platform was smashed hy the same
plow.
The New England Supper at the
First Methodist Church Wednesday cv-
cnlng Feb. 24th will he a very attrao
tivie affair. Altthe colonial James
will lie in attendance. A first class
nppci will he the feature of the men
ing.
Owing to a mistake the Boston Store
uh eitiseil a kitchen sale for next Sat-
.ll‘tifl) This sale will take place Sat.
ir,duy lfebruary 27, and it will pay you
0 watt tor it. as it Will be a big money
“aver. Rand tite'knid. and see the spor-
als adWrtiscd fin Friday
The Illllinél'Sal'tl‘ committee of Old
Nell Hook and Ladder 1 ompuny held
tutu-ting last night and discussed
rariiius maiters in connection Willi tile
fiait. No definite action was taken.
out the tommittee adjourned to next
ilonday night when final arrangi meals
.leI be made.
Lady Jennings Ltidgc Shepherds f
Bethlehem hild a meeting last meg
an at wlilili routine business was
.runsactcd., A social which was .0
mm been held, was postponed until
March 2. The entertainment commit-
tee will meet with \V. II. Moshi-r
,viatsliai stiirt Monday evening. ll‘clv
um 29.
Guests at the Hotel Cliftmd yester
'a,\ \verczilt‘.1;,inliig S armour-.9
' W. Parks .1. Quachkenbusli C. Max-
veil and wire. C \‘V Dale, .l A. (ilohe
li-w Y0"ik C. A Miller. 'l‘ro) N.
. ll. lletiitut, Rldgciiciii: G. R
Nright W. ll. Cole. H. R. ",l‘urnri llos-
on; .1. Satlcr, Youk rs N Y.: it. it.
",olcy Detroit; F‘. ii. liarrctt. iiiirlfoid:
V. S. McCoy, lirldgcpmt.
Mrs. Samuel thhar,ds‘chd who is
n the entirtainmcnt committee of mo
National Society of Ni w England wom-
n has planned a luncheon to ho ho ild
Iaturday at l'ielmonlco' s in Nc w York.
”here- Mill he a numhci of note (i wom-
-n present among them being Mrs
dargaret Sangater. Mrs. Ella Wheelei
JV.“(0X Kate ”unborn. Mrs May Riley
hutch, Mrs itate llpson (‘lark Mis. J.
hut-Koo. iiirs. Shanna Cummings and
firs. Lil “heat. * i‘
Henri-ii?!) Cornell who is ,now in
fioyntfilfila. writes home that he and
It party. which includes William H.
3uthrla. Frank Webbei and Craig Lit
tlelohn h‘ave already set out 10. 000 to-
mato plants. and they expect to make
the number 100 000. They have. heen
watching, caiel‘ully for signs of frost
The party has built a house and have
left the hotel. An arseslan wall has
alad been bored on the premises. The
launch Truant is coming in quite
handy for the transportation of pro-
duce.
As soon as the meaning of it Is cx~
plalned to him. a boy always becomes
- warm advocate of moral suaslon.
u FLINCH”.w
W ”PIT”
COLEMJIN'S
Niiws arms.
1: . . '
to tacitly-Mala Strong". youth Norwalk.
\
. Amritsar A. a. spauidlng’o Iauhall ‘
Indfiwt'na mods... ,, .
“not not areI infillou .
Wm» ”M Our Croat Guarantee.- S'amlutlon or Money Book.
Final Reductions 0n Overcoat
NIITHIR wmrta now one ovancon aAacAiNs Ana AT
AN can. cons coon eon THIS SEASON AND NEXT. eon MAN
AND sov. AT season's END esicsa. sures TAKE A LOOK
AT Titan; YOU'LL‘BUY IF you no.3. w I ’
so. Ann 310 ovescons cur TO $4.93.
DON'T LET AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS 'ASS WITHOUT
INVESTIGATINC ON YOUR OWN ACCOUNT. I
iN OUR SEMIANNUAL REDUCTION SALE. HIGH
ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW PRICES ON EXCEL NT TROUSERS
FOR IUSINEZC AND DRESS. ' '
s2 AND use Tacoma ARE 814a
ospusmsoo rnonasaa as: was.
also Dans raouasns ARE $2.48.
to oasssflraouszas, oun seer, $3.43.
SOUTH NORWALK.
H
suit sauna mourns
u
I
ALL CIIEC. AT EACH PRICE—FOR SHORT- STOUT AND TALL-
THIN MEN AS WELL AS FOR RE GULARS
RogersStStevens
Successors to Comatoolr Bros.
v“
iM E YOU TOOK
TEL. CALL. 32-2..
i re ry
fucturers?
GANS.
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2.1-2.5.
,iaiila‘l‘ ’
3-star _ 98:8.
Steinway
Sillnw ay
QWKSIRFD
so Wall “not. flora-Iii. _ ; ,
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My constant clloit iii' past years has been to make our
customeragqel thatthey ware considering their best litter-
i cstsln entrusting their grain orders to my care.
crease in orders tends to prove that this is the ogre. with
most; and that theynppiei late the true meaning of the
foundation stone otoiir business “satisfaction at uni inst:
I hope y-our personal cxpcrlciiic has not l)l’l)\'tll ”it (0')
i want you to feel that this is a dependable Diilt cw
yon get what you think you gct-—flic best of cierythnin.
IUY OATS ’HAT' 8 CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
’i'rlie celebrated some, .iswnrr. woonnnnr ann'iiiiu'ris Pl-
ANO'S are the output of our own factories in latonilnstcr. Mass
which we ship auntially 4.500 PM Nils.
that there might be a great advantage In dealing direct with the manu-
Wo also represent several other well-known makers.
STEINWAY. HARDMAN. MASON & HAMLIN. SilONlNGI-IR. and the
Aeolian Co with the greatest lino ot self playing instruments on earth.
the l’lANOLA. ORCHESTRELLE. AEOLIAN i’lANO
Let us send you our monthly bulletin of slightly tlscti histrnments.
among which we have this month:
I) lit Plano. was $600.00. now $350.00,
ndd'lano, was $850.00. now $050.00.
on? Chickering mil Piano. was $750.00, now $600.00.
l.
One Chlckerlng Upright Piano, was $460.00. now $135.00. ,.
.One Qabler Upright Piano. was 84 00.00, now $285.00.
One Angelua Plait
layer, with 350.00 worth 'of music
..
9.,
jiiiois in in: 0 5 i
r
William P' 89
“ r' oration: av “om.
Malt;
Q'iilt.‘ ill-
Vl’oiild it not appear to you
TUNING AND‘REPAIRING.
'le
't
. tow linings.
”some. .
' ‘ J" can
’ at the other.
i. CW
warts sun
muons
We have an exceptionally III'KG
line of those goods which we tiI'O
selling iit very low prices.
it will pay you to come and
look them over.
'I‘HiI illl‘lllllll I'llillllldil
The i’filtl‘lilliitlll Store;
All can pass tho door.
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREE . 10:10 a. m.-0pen-
ing prices of at today yielded.
fractions extending to a half in many
cases. Norfolk It Western lost 1% and
Pennsylvania and Amalgamated Cop-
per #4. The market was more active
and broader than for several days past.
WALL STREET, 11 a. ins—A partial
recovery of the opening losses was tol-
lowed by fresh selling and the market
sagged to the first prices or below.
Amalgamated bore the brunt of the
selling and yielded a point. and simi-
lar kisses occurred in Sugar, Metro-
politan Securities. Delaware at. Hudson
anti lowa Central, Small recoveries
were made later. United States Steel.
Md. and Tennessee Coal were rathcr
firm.
WALL STREET, noon—The mar~
kct hecumc lithargic with no decisive
tendency. Later declines were St. Jos-
eph anti tlrand Island. 41,11. lowa Ccii-
tral, Md, 3: Detroit United Railway.
20., and Wabash. pfd.. li‘ric 2nd pfd..
and General (‘lieinical a point or more.
llonds wcic horny. , .
WALL STREET. 1, p. nl.r-ACI.i\t‘
8“ka weie neglected. Minneapolis
and St Louis dci lined 4. and Atlantic
t‘ oust line 4'3.
TOOAV'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & (loldschtnidt. Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1: ’la
Amal. Cop... 48% 48% 47% 47%
Am. C. & 13.001900 19V; 1901. 191,-;
I Am. Ice pf., 3i 31 3t 31
Am. Loco, x22%. 22% 217.3 22,’
Am, Sugar. PIN, 12473 no... 124‘s;
A. '1'. & S. l-‘c., om not... out-0 not.
A T a a 1m. pf say. sag any. say;
lialto. & 'Ohlo, 70 70'}. 7:37.. 7654.
li'klyn. R. 'l‘.. 42 42% 41%. 42
(‘ht’rL 6'; Ohio. 31% 81k. 31 3114
.. (‘h. (it. West 133. 15‘; 1551 15%
(‘ii hi & St 9.. 1391/; 1297 1391/; 139%
Col. ie. 811.. any 303;. so». 30a
('01. South. 10 10 10 10' .,
Con. Gas, 19"“. 193% 192% 192%;
mi .Del. 6’: l-lutl..15100159 159.
Eric, 24%. IBM/g 24% 243;.
Erie. lfit. pf._ 03% 63% 03 63‘};
(icn.'Elec. 1011/. 165M; 165 ill-51,1.
.. (min “I. Central. 127‘ 1 l2 7% 127% 127111
14)“. & Nash. 103% 103%; 103% 103%
Manhattan, Hi! 142k,» 14:: 1421/;
Met, St. R12. 117% ”71,0 117%, 1171.13
Mex, Cent. 10‘," 10% 101,4 10L;
M.K.& 'l‘.~ 16% 16H; 10%, 16!;
Includlns M.K.& T. other. 361:. so so
Mo. Pacific, 89 89% 8876. 89%
N. Y. Central. 113’s 1149': “3'43; 114%.
, , . . Norf, & West. 56% 567.1 56% 503.
““d ”PL 0“ Ont. & West 201/, 2W. 201/, any,
, ' Pac. Mall. 27 a 271,; 2‘.‘ 27
Penn. R. R., 113% 110% 113% 114%
1‘00. Gas, 98% 08% 98% 98%
..- Pros. 8. Car, 2‘.) 29 29 29
,1 Reading. 417,; 41% 41% 41%
m. Rep. Steel, 7% ,, 7% 751i 7%
Rock island. 22 22 21-33, 21%
South,’ Pac., 45% ,io' 45% 45%
i... Son. Ry. Co.. 19% 19% 19% 19%
. Sou. Ry. 00.. pf 80%. 280% 80% 30%
Tenn. C. & l 36% .37 30% 37
Union Pac.. 77%, 771A 76% 77
U. 8. Leather. 7%. r7541 7% 71,5
_.Ms 3250,00, U. S. Leath. pf 7655 76% 76 76
U. 8. Steel, 11 — 11% 11 11%
iii: U. 8. Steel. pf., 5655, 57 56% 567,31
Wabash 18V. 18% 185‘, 18%
Wabash. pl. 35 .35 34% 34%
West Un. Tel .875 87% 87% 87%
ICE MELTED BY ELECTRICITV.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Feb. .18.-#-Froaen
water malnsjn this city have been
thawed by a novel method. and a water
ffamlno averted. Electricians connect-
ed a positive wire at one end of a hun-
.-dred foot section and a negative wire
The current was then
turned on and the ice rapidly melted.
The mains were six inches in diameter
located live feet below the surface
and were trotsn aolid.-.Unablo to prop-
erty filter the water, owingto thick-
ness of the tea. which. covers the sur-
face of the reservoir, the company to-
day issued a notice to water takers
domestic purposes.
'riioquNos Agootavauuo oe-
ELAND. 0.. asFob. 18.—-The
asa,.ngtun carry-
special train from
7‘; in. also“ body at the no Senator Han-
. ‘ DI;
, family and friends. arrived at the Elite
T ‘ild avenue station la.‘
her with tho denser. of the
la is on: “’11:.“
on, today ny omen per-
.sons were gathered In the vicinity of
the station when the train rolled in.
A cordon at police extended tor an en-
tire square, amuhd the station and
maintainodportocto rder.
M‘s——
aists cause: sonata.
.N.C “Feb 18. --Fire
.today destroyed the buildings of the
f, Greensboro Female College. musty
Dc
asking them to boil all water used for _
OATS.
formerly priced $10, Sn and
$13.50, now at one price,
$7.98.
Is a decided success and never before at this ‘tlino of your
have our Clothing Sale! been as large. ' '
EVERY ovaacoxr and every FANCY sm'li has
been reduced‘ in price ranging from $2 to 87.
MEN 3 Slél'rs AND OVER. MEN' s snégiaun Olms-
.'. "W ”A
TSI' ‘vfiv' I’I:
formerly priced 3.“. and M: “
now at one price, "
315.6% Ii '3} I
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER—
COATS.
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
new at one price, ‘
, now at one price,
Sn. :9. '
MEN’ 8 SUITS AND ovum;
COATS. “ " .‘
818.39.
Men' I Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys’ Roofers. Boy’ a 3"“
ers. Underwear. Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and (Home
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLEGK' a PRICE.
tip
HAVING HAD A NUMBER OF INQUIRIES FOR.
t
5 lbs.
PURE LARD
0 WASHINGTON CTflEE‘I’.
We slill lead in Low Prices
BEST VERMONT BUTTER 25ch
for $1..20 "; :5,
rain in AND-BUTTE.
‘17 NORTH mavsmrn
' 1
~ whether it to , .
FREE DELIVERY TO A LL PARTS OF THE CITY.
Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in H
latlroabckothnandwmgoodsmnstboaolfl ,
crouttoniako réom for theminhg springsoaaon. The at ..
or this camp's mum consists of ladies" Clocks. Suits,- ,-
dron's Jackets, totalit- long and-hart Goats. undated-ad ~-
Milllnory. It will also ho to your advantage to echo ass as
womolciagiathomunaotthia ma goods. . :-‘
The Fair Cloak and Far
9- . esouranoill'i“ I
We have the kind of fill you,
BM Flah, Weak. fiallplutw
8mm Haddock, Willow. ”Md
wait. Fiall, Pike. Plokorol,
Poegloa. Ocean Blues, fuels
Opened Long Clams, 'wfl, limo
Oysters. .
ti“
10““me
Norwalk Chronicler