~ York state.
so. u and $1.00
GENTS’ cor/N5
ago
E. K. aANKs.
,aa a 47 war WMHINOTON gr.
Mas-cam and Inuit. “
aautti Roi-walk. Gaol.
. J7]-..
-l.timl inn lilies.
waA'raasroaacAsr}
For Norwaik and vicinity: Snow or
rain tonight. Saturday clearing and
colder A long trough of low pressure
extends from Alabama northeastward
over the Alleghany Mountains to New
it Is producing ciotidy
weather with rain in the lower Miss-
issippi Valley. 0qu and Middle Atlan-
tic coast. It Is producing cloudy wea~
ther with snow In the eastern portion
of the Lake region and‘hlong the North
Atlantic coast. it is followed by an
extended area of high pressure and
low tetiiporutures that is now central
in the upper Mississippi Valley. Cou-
tiItlons favor for this vicinity cloudy '
weather with rain or snow. followed
by clearing and colder weather liy Sat-
urday afternoon or night.
~Bargaliui In muslin underwear. til.
59. and title. M. S. Smith & Co. ‘
Lieutenant Marcus L. Pelham. of
Taylor avenue, ts, sick.
Mrs. John Oreenwald. of New t‘n-
naan, has been spending a few days in
Norwalk.
—Goodrich Food 100. at all leading
grocers.
Frank R. Stevens. of South Main
street. who has been ill for some ‘timo,
is reported as improving. '
Arthur A. Graham. who is critical-
ly ill at his home in West street, is
slightly improved today.
——i‘ierbies. Derbies, Derhles. O’Brien,
Messrs. Maples l: Goldschinldt, the
bankers and brokers, have discontin-
ued their office in Stamford.
A meeting of the Liquor Dealers' As.
sociation will be held In Eiks' Hall,
Sunday afternoon at 3 oclocl.t
what-.kwheat 3 lb pkg. 9c. l«‘ l). L.
8: Co.
Dr. Charles G. Bohemian. of South
Norwaik, has gone to Matthews Court
House, Virginia. to spend two weeks.
Mrs. (‘ihurlcs Whitlock". of East ave.
nuc. New (‘anaiuiv has been a guest 0
friends and reliitiies in Norwalk, the
past week.
~Stabei has it. Now Yalc style list.
Call and see. it. Smith‘s cigar storc.
Mrs. Charles Soiker, who has had an
attack of grip, has suffered a relapse.
and is now oiiit'e ill at her home in
North Maiii street.
Mrs. Alice Brundaga, of West iiunt-
ing Ridge has becn spending two and
one- -haif months with ielatives in Nor-
walk and Bridgeport. .
—-henox soap 3t; by. F. D. L a Co.
Miss Marlon M. Lee. daughter of ex
Mayor and Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee. of
Falrfleld avenue, is confined to her
home with a severe cold.
George Ocdney. thawed-known trol-
ley employee, who has been ill at his
home In Lexington avenue for the past
few weeks. is now able to get otit
again.
—Glover's shoe store will be closed
all day Monday. Washington‘s birthday.
Mrs. Arthur G. Boynton. of Cannon,|
formerly of South Norwaik, started
today for Daytona. Florida. to vib-
Il her father, Andrew J. Hutchinson.
of South Norwalk. '
Thomas Donohue, who moved from
West Nui’waik to Long Ridge, last
October. into a dwelling purchased of
Mrs. Colman Beulah. Mill street, is
now residing in Brodklyn.
—-Hiindreds of lives sued every year
by having Dr. Thomas's Eclaciric Oil
in the house just when it is needed.
Cures croup heals biit‘ns cuts, wounds
of every sort
Lester J. Waterbury of New York
has been the guest of friends in South
Norwaik. Mrs. Waterbury has been in
the West for a number of months, set-
tling her father's estate.
lul‘ In cum ltd PH».
o
RO AO‘I' "
FRESH GAL. HAND
'4 [tiller Duos
\ who of Washington dim: Bridge ‘
12",?! L:
49.“? a '. ‘
Lid i:
DsuLaA'i‘da.
WOMAN'S GREATEST MAO
Az.iNa
The March number iii read
and full of interest. Here are i
Iuatrationa: ~
HER DRESS—A letter by Mrsanr
born, the creator of styles for the
smart set, leads off, supplemented
by all of the suxsestlons of Delinea-
tor designers
HER CHILDREN—New physical cul-
ture fer children by M. Wilma Sui
ilvan: stones and pastimes. by Al-
bert‘nigeiow Paine. Gabrielle Ii:
Jackson. Lina Beard, Emma C.
llowd; children's reading, by Mrs.
Theodore W. Biriiey.
llidit PERSONAL APPEARANCE—
Dr. Murray's methods of acqiilrinz
beauty and health is simple, prac-
tical and healthful.
HER iiOMW—-H0il80-blliifiihk and
home-making. and practical aids In
house furnishing, by Alice M. Kei-
logg; scasonable gardening by Ward
Macleod.
HER TABLE—Suggestions for serv-
ing and waiting at table on infor-
mal Sunday night suppers and Im-
promptu evening refreshments.
something on Lenten dishes. novel
luncheon i-eceipes, the cooking of
oysters. and many practical aug~
gestions for bettering the table ser-
vice.
Him SOCIAL LIFE—~The Evolution
of a Club Woman by Agnes Sur-
bridge; (Iuii Life. Helen M Win8-
iow; The Observances of Society.
Mrs. la-urned; The Girl and Her in
forests. Priscilla Wakefield: evening
ciiterlninments.
HER DISPOSITION—Lillie 'ilaniilton
French. in "The. Joy of Living" pa-
pers, will help one to the right out.
look.
Him LEIS....E MOMENTS—Lionel
Maplcson‘s «inscription of a visit to
Melba; a story. by Ethel Watts
Min-ford; A Prose Fancy.; by Rich
ai-d Lo (ialllenne: book reviews, by
Laura E. Starr.
This is the way in which the
March Delineator ministers unto
the wants of woman. her dress.
her person. her table, her family.
her home. and her entire moral.
r'nental and spiritual life.
15c copy: .$t year.
L enter aisle. rcar.
BRUISED TRUNKS.
Bruised by handling here in the
store. but not damaged and
marred no more than they would
be by one journey'a handling.
Regular trunks. steamer trunks,
shirt-waist trunks.
Were 34.50—33.75.
Were 85. $5.50 and $6—34.
Were $9. 00—86
Were $10 ~Lie-$7.
ni Ilit‘tl iiotll‘.
ran ROWLAND
any GOODS co.
BRIDGEPORT.
:I: J,
Ernest Tilly. of Union street is sick.
All the shoe stores wot close Mon-
day, Washington's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes arc the
happy parents of ii son, born this
morning.
~Umbreiias, Umbrellas at O'Brien's.
Morning prayer and litany was cel-
ebrated at 10:30 o‘cloek, this morning,
at St. Paul's Church.
Samuel Clark, who froze his lingers
while at work for the Radei Oyster
Company, is improving.
Company F's basketball team will
stay the Xaviers of New York. Mon-_
ay evening. at the armory.
—:The best corset reduced for the.
closing Mill Remn’t Sale 49c. M. B.
Smith & Co. Dry Goods.
Buckingham Post. O, A. R., of Nor-
walk. will hold a session this evening.
at the post rooms In Wall simply-—
H FISH
anni- Frost run, 5 pounds toraao
Fruit Hart-log, 4 pounds for 15 acute
Danish Mackerel. icon..- it:
Wilde Salmon, _ 10: air lb.
Weakfilh. , 10¢ per lo."
PDWIOI,10¢ par lb.
blacks, 1d: per lb.
Bonita Mackerel. 10¢ per Ib.
Mead cu and all other lab at rams-
abla prices.
a“; 85"? 13a 4'
WWW Anti? met 7
(tr-5- «_l
PRICES S’l‘ffi. LOW
‘jyi‘M
{MY BACKACHE wss so iNi ’ENsrs'
MALARIAL FEVER.
Dr. Pottingitl‘a Kidney-
WOrt Tablets Triumph
Again.
Philadelphia. January 0.
~“Two years ago, altar-la ,
long house-boat vac.
In Southern waters.
found that my ayst
was ftiii of malaria. A
certain seasons of the yen ,.
i would ba' prostrated liy’,
backache and the nioatf'
agonizing fevers.
‘ Every hone anti joint In‘
my body would ac he as if
it wore being broken. ,
could hardly turn in run,
Iicd. the pain was so In- ;
tense. Physicians gave
me many prescriptions to-
get the malaria out of my
system but none seemed
to de me any good.
“My kidneys began to
trouble in other ways
and i was so miserable
that I often wished it
might all end. My hus-
band's mother, who had
taken them with much
benefit, told me of Dr.
I‘ctliugill‘s Kidney-Wort
Tablets.
“it in three months
since I started taking
them, and l wiah you
could ace the bland im-
provement.
“My skin and blood are .
now perfectly purc. My
malaria. my doctor says, is
now entirely cured and i
cannot express to you how
much better i feel."——
MR8. JOHN CLARKE. 622
flpruce 8L. Philadelphia. - out of Her System.
Malaria backaclica and blood dis- if you DON'T KNOW what is the mat-
eaaes result directly from kidney weak l icr. if you do lllil understand your
nose. The only cure is to give the trouble—~writc for Pillar} ADVICE to
kidneys proper strength. i t‘olisililaiion Department. t‘olicge St.
Man and woman—young or old—l Burlington. Vt. Describe your Symp.
broken, or sad. or sick—find In this; tom's Fully.
marvelloua remedy NEW VITAL;
ENERGY NEW y.YOUTH singing‘YOli RISK NLl'i‘liiNtl. fin to Your
through their value. to give NEW, In-uggiat’i‘uiiAY. tlcttI-ii-ltoiilcof
JOY TO LIFE. llr. Pettingill's Kidney-“Hui Tablets.
No alcohol It! In Dr. Pettlngill' s Kld- 'i‘iikc Nothing Else. If the first bot.
ney Wort Tablets: nothing but conceii- lie. does iioi help you our t‘onstilta-
lrated ciire— ~thc mildcst of vcgotahlc‘ tloii Department will advise you
mcilicsmentii. ’ FREE.
MRS. JOHN CLARKE—Dr. i’eiiiilizlil‘r‘»
KidueyWort Tablets (fured iit'l‘
Hachachcs and drove the Mililii‘ill
DR. PETTINOILL'S KIDNEY-WORT TABLETS.
They Cure Maiariti—Baokuclies~—Sculdlug Urine—«All Kidney Troubles.
—-t‘.anes and mourning bands. (Which. I The Norwulk mills resound opera-
A Washington Social will 1,,. held lions. yesterdai utter Iniiig (lost-d
Monday evening at the residcuic ”f illililli for several days. Wiliil' the r'uaii
Mr and M” D. A r‘lllow, in (run. way was being itllfliitii "Ilii bud lwtll
bury, damaged by hitiskrats.
l". “ Mulhlll illih 'H‘Numu “,0.“ a 'zl'it .Niirwttli. hills \t'et'e llllwii with
last night. "the my»
bill was the one human as West
iiiii imlsleis,
two weeks illness and resumed “Miliitp
duties at Louusbiiry. Mathewson iii
[pint .iionue iiiii -"ilic 'iippers" went
t' onipanys shoe factory i & 0 EN iirly to Knight street.
——l.enox soap 3° bar, I” D“ “ "' l Washington t‘aiiip Patriotic Order
A routine business meeting of duck-
ingham Women's Relief (‘Oi‘pe Wiii
held yesterday afternoon, at ti. .r
of the Sons of Amrricu,,helui its regu-
,Inr meeting. last night, Stw't‘i'fli can-
tiii .‘iien‘ will he initiated at iiit‘ limel-
rooms, in Wall street. ling March 3rd, when .'i supper will [in
Miss N. E. Ryan'andv. today full served.
if “239““ '“lg'aainl- ti ”‘9 “"ifi‘i’” "mgr? >~Siift Hats and (taps at O'ili'ioii‘s.
on are e 9" ”I" you " "V ‘oulitiliniinnutiMis. Wesley M Nib
bought before at 3° ii. e ”“093 iititk of Norwalk returned last man
“If“ “"V- I‘. lieWItt T van |)01en. ling from t‘liltago. where. they went
pastor of the horwaik Baptist t‘. ilill‘th “mm. mm. “Ru 3., ai-iompanv u... re-
Wl" offitiate Sunday “""300" “l ”i“ niuius of the liitier's mother. Mrs. Ad-
seiviul? to be held at the L‘ranbum. .mm,
Chapc , A new
pane of pint.I glass hii< been
(‘ockenoe Tribe I 0 R M- 0' Nor ipliiccd in the door of the t‘unco fruit
walk will “1"“ ”I" evening. in "“llstiic In Washington ~tr~.trt 1hr glare
MN” “I" in "1“ ““0"“ building. iwus broken out bi sitilii llilliitious pet
Wt!" “NFL ”l“ ”Hillmki‘r’t “l“ "'9“ soil til it w-ould In liiiigiiii one night
hm“ a session. about two Wis-ks :.lgi~ .
aisén’s Shoe Store.
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
(
TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES.
Men's Vicl Kid Shoes, samples and odd lot of $2.50
$l.98.
.Men‘a Patent Colt Binohers, the new tea.
Men's Patent che Hide Lace. 83.60 shoes, at .
$2.48
ladies Vicl Kid Welt Heavy «Sole Sheba.
[Adler Patent Colt [Ace Shoes, 82.50 and 83.00. at
Ladies Fine Kid lace Shoes, good low heels. some Cuban styles. at
$i. 48.
‘rd $3M Shoes. at
', aluminium. Head Ache or if»
A Wflfeanfi'had it Each man" colt? i
We make a thorough examination (I the Eyes *it‘W" Mat. and
il' (lanes are needed furnish them tit the lowest. possible price.
Poi-tact salad mines. '
r Vision when relief in so
Small llama,
mam Rout. 10c
inc
a
relegation ricotta. mailer-M'
'oaapaeei. , ..
‘ .3 a curricula. eaaaii
shoulder Steak.
Fathom-lied lieef,‘l «‘ ‘
‘Daclta. Smallaw. W.
Pork Teaderlotnawi - ‘
“'imc ., "
o. a. anthem.
81°"'ii“€0fl1ln.
we mi
afifig one min 13”....
they who die roast. Blessed
asses when needed. Estonia anont tbsmec‘rlfal
p c t .
Laat Hours of Iridaopart'a Little Old
; forever.
‘ . years.
.. I]: if.» uni! ’ t ‘v a; ”it"
‘1 . «a he “we“...
Rod II'I eit Depot.
Another day or two will see the and
of the old railroad station that. has
aer ed “gt-fort for nearly half a
cell cry. s be nrldgeporl Farmer.
flood promo is being made by the
firm. J. I'. Muioiiev ti: Nous. which has
ihe contract for rating it, and thtI uII
tall. mark will soon have passed uW'
While there are litany also
clutiona connected with ”W tlold build
ing Its pausing ls received without re—
gret. it has long outlived its useful
near as it station for a city like llrldgc
port, anti has been an eyesore for
it. will be replaced by a hand-
some elevated station which has al’
ready been described In these columns
About sixty feet of the main walls
are still standing. Illt' purl occupied by
the Adams Express t‘o.. but the root
and second story have. been demolish-
ed. the flooring torn up. and altogether
the old station looks like a wreck.
on of the features of tearing down
the building is the remarkable preser-
vation of the timbers of which it was
constructed. They are still as sound
as when placed in position over forty
years ago, and are capable of doinlt
another half century of service. Build-
era of that. period used heavier anti
better timber than are used today and
when they built it was to last for all
time.
The change at i-‘aliiicld avenue. and
Water street will be ici y noticeable for
a time after the last relic oi the old
building In taken away, but the public
soon becomes accustomed to such
changes and a year after the new sta-
tion is completed comparatively few
will have it clear idea of how the cor.
iit'i' looked in the old days.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Nii‘\"i WEI‘K A’i‘ ilt)\"".l "‘llili"‘AlitI«.‘
Among the ationg special turns that
will be seen with May Willie and her
talented company. at Iloyt's Theatre.
all next week. with iiiutinees daily, arc
Biiigiiani. the celebrated ventriloquii-il:
the Three Aiibiirns. famous song and
dance children; and Ernery and Nodim
in illustrated songs. In addition to this
strong array of specialty talent. Milt!
Fiske‘s list of plays is far stronger
than she, has ever had before, and she.
Is presenting them in ..N- most elabor-
ate style than has ever bcim seen at
popular prices.
EDISON i‘Rt).lI~.t.'l‘ti§-it"tiPli (‘0.
i). \‘i’. Robertson‘s Edison Projecto-
scope t‘oiiipany Will visit South Nor-
walk again. Saturday afternoon and
tveiiing, appearing at lioyt's 'l‘neatrc.
This organization was here in January,
and made it most favorable impression.
Asltlc front the many fine moving pic.
lures, them will be a choice program of
Vocal and Instrumental numbers. spee—
inIties. cic.. by a capable company of
artists. A new feature will be iiit"
pictures exhibited for the first time,
of the great tire disaster in Baltimore,
Mr. Runertaon having made special
contracts to get these views with
promptucss and he promises that they
uiII be wmlli swing
SEVENTY-FIVE SATISFIED.
Presiding Elder Montgomery Hasn’t
Bean Asked for Change of Futon.
Presiding Eider James Montgomery.
il. l). hroiigii out a most remarkable
fact at the prayer meeting and fourth
quarterly conference in the South
Norwalk Methodist church. one even-
ing last. week. it was that in his
district of seventy-tire churches. not
a single one had asked for a change of
pastor. and Iiiit iwo pastors had asked
for a change. Dr. Montgomery rc-
portod that such a record as that was
almost without parallel in the history
of tlit-I church in this section.
q
, POPULAR AmosaaaN‘rK
HOYT’S Ti-IEATRE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT. ran. 20.
‘Return of the only original
Edison Projecto-
scope Co..
under the uncut direction of D. W.
Rebertion, 407 Park Raw Bulld-
ing, New York City.
2 GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS.
MATINEE. 2:30 P. M., AND NIGHT
AT 8 O’OLOOK.
Admission, Matinee, 20c, Children. 100.
Night Prices. 10c. 20c and 3°C.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
' “MAY FIBKE WEEK."
Beginning Monday. Matinee. Feb. 22.
Matinm Dally
Special Engagement of
MAY FISH
AND HER COMEDY CO.
Supported by The edlan
MR. ROBERT NO INE
And Her Own Orchntra.
New Vaudeville Acts.
New and Elaborate actuary.
ariuiant Itactrioat liken.
REPIRTOIRE.
Ma y . ..... A “Oofdier'a Sweetheart
T flower of the Once
W may" ...... Deacon's Daughter
Thu ay ................. . Thelma
Fri y .......... A Man from Mexico
8a , ay... ...... .....Ri_varPlraaaa
t Matineaa. .‘ . .
Mo ayy ...... A Shillat‘a OW”!
Tu ........ A Man from Maxie. .
«concession
on
Adam nos MAvaNroN‘a ”tritium?
Ira
“N
Another"
Banquet
of Bargains.
EVERY ITEM OHOULD DI OAR! FULLY NOTED
EY SAVING FOR SOMEBODY.
IT MIANB MON-
LADIEI’ COATS.
Wt‘l‘c 89. mm: "Jill.
7.98. Were till. now Sill.
now $12.
_......_
LADIIB' SKIRTS.
Were 85,95, now a:.i Were suits,
now $4.49. Were 57.98, now $5.49. Wore.
$9.98. now 87.1”.
-—-—— i
FUR BARGAINS. ' |
$5.98 for iicai'fs, now $3.25.
$7.98 fur scurfs. now $4.93.
$10.50 fur scarfs, now $6.98.
$12.50 for scarfs, now $9.50, .
sill fur scnrfii, now SIS.
GREAT WAIST CHANCE.
lieiivy white and
waist».
The. 79c wall-its, now title.
The 31-25 waists. now title.
The $2.98 waists. now ”.79.
The. $.25 waists. now $2.25.
REMNANTB OF DRESS GOODS.
This stock has been thoroughly gone;
over and every remnant weeded out.
There' s some excellent waist and skirt
patterns amongst these. and the prices ,
are now fully one-third less than for l
nier selling prices.
Were :12, now
Were till.
.
.55.
fancy cotton
CLIAN UP OF GOMFOITS.
ti.i2 comforts for fire.
“.39 comforts for title.
".50 comforts for ”.19.
".75 comforts for ".39.
THE PRINTS. OINGHAMB
AND FLANNELO.
l'rst indigo prints. 6c yd.
llest black and. white prints, 6c yd.
Best apron ginghams, tic yd.
iancy dress ginghams, 8c yd
Best quality tinnnelette,10c yd.
SPECIAL REDUCTION PRIOIO ON
MEN'S AND OOYI' WEAR.
50c men's cotton fleeced underwear.
39c.
50c men's stiff bosom shirts, 39c. .
50c men's outing flannel nlghtahlrta.
391:.
25(-
lioys' Ilecced shirts. also drilli-
crs 19c.
—_~.
asusymces ARE isranaarmo.
liic featlicrstitched braid, 5c piece.
the pearl buttons, tic. down.
Pearl nations, 2 doz. on card. at: dog.
Assorted black pins, 5c paper.
Assorted widths, white tape. 5c pack.
Bone hair plan. We doz.
Assorted black pins on card. So.
Tooth brushes, were 17c min 260. So
each.
Taffeta binding. 8 yard piece, ltic.
83-85 Washington Street, ,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
pairs for
Any of our L'fii Vc.lllnga per yard ..
.......................
ciis_ each ..
.................
86 Wuhlnaron Strut.
Come In and an
TURNING OVER STOCK
we found these bargains.
ii‘lnnnelellc Wrappers. regular prices $1.25 to $1.50 ................ 95c
tlray l-‘Ianiieletle Kimonos. dollar quality ......................... “t:
tiorsots. a tritic sliopworn~ $1.00 and $i.i'it)qualltics ................ 751:
Fine Cashmere liosc for men aiid women. our regular 25c. quality, per
phlr ................................................. , ......... 10c
50c (lolf (limes and Mittens. half price ........................... 25c
iaidles' Flt-occd Lined iiosc tsame as most dealers scil iii 16c pr) two
Balcnberg Patterns anti :1 small lot. of slightly soiled Stamped Lin-
N. E. RYAN.
\
............................... We
South Morin".
é? 8. TillOtsOn. '— *7“
the new Velllnas.
Everything In the MILLINIRY LINE at about
your own pm.
85 Washington Street.
flutk Net-walk. Conn.
W “M”. ,_
GOODRICH FOOD
THIS NEw BREAKFAST icon
is A PLEASANT SURPRISE
TolEVERVONE;
AaNOURISNINO ’as‘ It I: ntucrous -
A: at". TNFUL or ii is septrizino ' ‘
It Is DIFFERINT from any other kind of
at!!!“ FOOD
DIFFERENT In
DIFFERENT In
~DIFFERENT In
When you look at If. It gives you an appetite ,
When you all If. It makes you hungry for more
PURITY
Flt van
NUTRIENT "our.
‘l'lie- iiaymond
Ana Moe.
The tilt Ween! talc“! that Q
you will lad down at RAYXOND ac
Wake our motto. and "Do it howl"
“The word is JEDDO
ThmmAina-nlnacertaintnatn. i
Who started out for Yéddb '
in search walbeofaooai moan . ‘
By name and fame the 3mm! ' f
Now. Date bore his basque, like Aeneas'. near -
Where‘flifii spied hi it“: 53'
m a an 'a re. '
“1M he
film an Walhlhgtn amt. . .
flit? Why. ;,
ONDIR
14‘
Ray on
are.
of thirty years can
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