I
fail} I?
Home Made
Chocolates and
Biblical Candil
' at T”
Lane's
5 f Wuhhigtoh St.
Lutai‘litwslutes.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood Jr.. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cox.
James Evorson. of the Norwalk
freight depot. Is spending too holiday
in New York city
A Washington social will be held
this IIyenlng. at the residence of -
Pillow. in Cranbutmy
Mr. and him. William riverson Iii
lGly avenue. Were guests ot Ielatives
in New York. yesterday. '
Miss III-.Itrice 'l‘Iaband. of Yonkers.
is visiting Mr. and “'Mts William Voil-
uiIIr . IIf (‘rI-stent Tet-I-Iiite.
Ex- -Maon image ii. Biixtou. of Not-
walk- has been a victim of the grip
but is now. improving II‘iI-.eiy
Chas Anderson the popular engineer
of New Canaan,
with his mother 01.10 Elisabeth street.
Miss May lI‘iske has taken apait-
ments at the Hotel Clifford f0I the
Week she will spend in South Nor
walk.
The felty lIours' devotional scivlces
began in St. Marys Church. Norwalk,
yesterday and are ihelng very largely
attended
The Farther Ligha Society of the
Smith Norwalk prist Church will
hold a Washington's Birthday social
tonight. in the church.
—New England Supper at the First
M. E. Church Wednesday evoning.
Feb. 24. Supper served at 6 o 'clock for
25 cents. ice cream. home made cake
and candies will be on sale. Ladies in
costume and patriotic decorations.
IIix- Street Commissionei Martin KI l-
lIIgg,_ of Norwalk, is laid up with an
attack of the grip at his llolnt in
lsaaI-s street, Norwhlk. I
Interesting services were held 3198'
II.rIiay at the Union Mission. in North
Main street; yesterday afternoon. The
attendance was very got’Id.
tr-ontrattor H. W. I-xliiatilci oi Quin-
lard avenue will at once begin the
em tion of a house on Elizabeth street.
to be occupied by himself.
George Hodges. of New York. who
cam».I to Norwalk Iona visit several
days ago continues critically ill at the
home’ of relatives in Mott avenue
A large number of crises of grip are
reported by the phySlclans. It is fear-
ed by some of them that the disease In
to become generally epidemic again.
Arrangements are. being made for
the erection of a frame addition to the
residence of Miss-Elise Plait. in West
avenue.’ It will be 13x18 feet, two
stories high.
I' ncas Tribe ia planning to entertain
a large delegation of lied Men from‘
New Canaan, marrow evening The
principal event. of-‘tha‘ entertainment
will ht a cliowder au
iI‘rank Hubbard fo'n‘neriy of South
Norwalk, who is now connected with
thII PillytHllnll Hospital in New York.
is spending a two days vacation with
friends In South Norwalk.
John Tryon is serIOusiy ill at the
Norwalk Hosp tal. with typhoid fever.
He was take more flaturuday His
temperature has been up to 105.. Dr.
W. B. Bean is in attendance.
The South Norwaik post office closed
at It o'clock this morning. there being
. only one deiifiveryoltmll by the car-
riers The last malls east and west
will claw today at 7 o'clock.
Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe and
Electrical C'ommlsaitmer Charles N.
Smith of South Norwaiit. went to New
Londbn today. to attend the Connecti-
ciit. Letter Carriers‘ convention.
Mrs. wind.” of Rye. New York. one of
the applicants for the position of so
prano soloist at the South. Norwalk
Congregational Church. will sing at the.
prayer set-.vlce next. Thuraiiby night
A fine concert is to be given by the
Arion Singing Society. this evening. at
their hall A number of the students
from the Harstrom school will be pres.
ent. There w..l be’ out. of town sing-
ers as well.
Leroy Wheeler, of Wheeler Brothers'
foundry. has purchased’Itlio house on
Elizabeth street recently erected by
Contractor H. W; Mather. and will re-
move his family from East Norwaik.
hhls Weebiu “MW" .- ”JIM“ "
The ice iii the Norwaik river is grad.
uaily be tea a
ralns.a is believed that it will
be possible for loul boats to open up
the channeHo Norwalk in a few’ dayp I.
unless another cold snap acts in.
When a be; and a girl don't think
:wmh 1‘ Mills; before the mar»
”WY. re going to have
to think Winch aboutit after; and
when a man's doing sani- at home
evenings. a minus” “8’ of awkward
for him to!!! tohonlteon his
.. ’S—hf'mfi’fi
with the ‘
play. you .m‘r by mad your
evening: Ilium to
spent the Sabbath‘
mwmnm-'
. I‘ cobalt! - 8"“ “Dr
bonus stir! don'thahina one
or f “
has " " ski or nemesis.
e and candles will be for sale at
the New England Supper. Wednesday
Church. Supper served at six o'clock.
following summary of real estate
transattions for the past week In Nor-
walk: Sales. live: mortgages 8l3 2ro
For the third week In February. last
your. there wot-II fotir sales. and mort-
uttxiie Ill 8750.
Special sale til ladies muslin corsets
covers Iit lit. in and 25 ccnis IIt‘ IlIIuk's'.
’I‘hI- I'iIr-i‘ of the Static“ IIII_iI_ yrIIlII
New t‘IiIIauu. who was arr-csiid lust
wool. has llt‘t‘ ‘Il disposed III by the im-
posing a line of 8H) and costs. Sen-
tI-nI-II was Iuispi titled. however. on the
promise III" the boy to leave town and
go buck to his home in New (‘IiliIiiilL
it. \'. Ilr. M'ler. pastor of the Knight
Street A. M. E.~Ulllil‘t'll. gave an IiIi-
dI-Iass at the Sunday school session iii
the (irate Baptist Church yesterday
noon The Iommittee on the sofa pil-
low Misses Louise HartWIIli Caroline
(ice and Ella Hamlcet. made a report
that a good sized sum had been realiz-
WI.
The streets are flooded in (1 number
of places. as the result of the heavy
raint‘all and melting snow and ice.
Wherever the. ice has been washed free
front dirt, it has bacomt very slippery.
Saturday afternoon and again yester-
day then were a numbel of falls In
North Main sueet. owing to the slip-
pciy sidewalks.
llliIIIIs Iiuvcnpolts and the like are
to bc found at bIIIgalII priIes at
Rt'fltl s. See ad.
. A Inciting of (‘utholiI Union (‘IIIIIII ll.
K. of t‘.. will be held this evening and
Eli“ iliitin' IIr_\ Iicgtec will be IIInferrI-II.
\t the I-losII of these proceedings a
mock trial will he held at which Ed-
IHIlIl .l. lI‘inIII-gnn will be solemnly ar-
nig' t‘ll below the bar of justice on It
charge of throwing his overalls in
ills O‘RIifl'crty's chowntlc
'i‘lic Waterbury Amerit an is rcspon
iblc foI the statement that there huie
bocn thirtv six days this winter on
which the temperature has gone below
zero and that there were thirteen days
when the mercury indicated a poiIIt
Iuly slightly above zero The record
he AmeI ican says, has not been equall-
d in one hundred y.ears
Clearance sale of sheet. music for bal-
Incc of the week at Coleman‘s. Four
copies for 25 cents See. ad.
'l‘wo entertainments have been pest-
poned llH IIiuse of the critical illness of
\djutant litynolds of the Fitch Sol-
dicis Home. Noroton. "-iliI IIIeInlIIIrs
of Buckingham Post. (i. A. R. of Nor-
walk. wcrI to have .ioulncyed to No-
Iotoli. this evening taking with them
r’t'l‘t‘l'iil entertainers. and liucklnghuln
Woman‘s III-lief Corps was to hilVI'
Windsor. \iiiiletl thc toluptlollcl s of-
III-II aI Ilie, tnpitoi. Haitford ycstcrdai.
:‘.\lt Mtilford is arranging to piIt a fort-II
oi men at work on the state park. at
Portland. to remove the IiIIdeI-brush
and to icaic certain sections of the
land in good condition for gr'oiiing tim-
but. Mr. Mulford had with him a rat-
Ilesnake’a skin removed from IIIIII of
the large snakes killed at Portland re
entiy. .
I it pays to be on. thI.I sate aide anti
keep insured T'aylor and Golden
write all kinds of insurance. See ad.
Attorney General King has just given
he dumping of the statute requiring
be public. schools of the state to be
kept for thirty-six weeks. The attor-
:Iey general says that thirty- six weeks
of the days each does not mean 180
days as has bo‘én understood by school
officers in some places. but thirty six
weeks less legal holidays and other
days when usage or necessity requires
hat the schools he closed.
- C. W. Parks. J N. lI‘reeman. C ’l‘.
Uibhins. Dr G. M Hammond. W.
Brown A. Kiefcr. 1)r Williams Dr.
’I‘h,omas New York: Miss Messeiies.
Mrs. ll. Kip. Miss Elsie Kip. Miss l.
iI‘. KiII. G. E ith. Harry Wilson.
New Jersey; Mls. .C. Ltittgalaw Miss
Helen A. Langslaw. H R. Langslaw.
Rochester; E. M. Gans. M M. Picklin.
H Jacobs and wife. N. Maine Esther
(lana. Sam Lauders. Dora Kennedy.
William Kuhn. New Haven; Mr. and
MIs Graham Master D. Graham. New
Canaan: J W Johnson. Boston; A. C
Dickenson Southoen. N. J.. were
guests yesterday at‘ the Hotel Clifford.
4 for 25 on.
Clearance sale of sheet music for
balanc of the week no two copies
alike. ncludlng the following:
“.Ariaona" ‘Voice of The Hudson."
‘fbovoly Mary". "How Old in Ann?"
thhe- Gambling Man".. “l'm On The
Water Wagon Now" “Chews". the lat.
est twoatap and In hundred others.
COLEMAN:
. Mews arena.
to man mid air-ct. south omit.
. Agent for An. apauldhig's Daloball
and 8porting floods.
MI “'1
amuse ceremony. th
TNI COUTH WALK {RUST DO.
evening. Fab. Nth. at the First M. D. “
The Commercial Record gives theI
lIIld llll entertainmcut in the pest
moms. in Willi street.
State iIoreiuer Walter Mulfoid of "
ill opinion In answer to all inquiry as to -
AT THEM: VO
:3 ausIN'E
85 DRESS
THIN MEN A8
.3 DON‘T induct oeeoarumrv Hi“: this
iNVEBTIOATINO ON vous own accouur.
sou-m NORWALK.
U'LL IUV lF YOU DO.
u. AND 810 OVERCOA‘I‘S CUT TO “.98.
Phil lttductions 0n Overcoat:
AN END. COATS GOOD FOR THIS SEASON AND NEXT FOR MAN
AND IOY. AT ISEAOON'S END PRICES. BETTER T’RE A LOOK
STILL SELLING TROUSERS
82 AND 82.50‘TROUBER8 ARE 8i.48. '
88 TROUSERS ARE 81.98.
83.50 DRESS TROUSERS ARE 82.48.
TROUSERS, OUR BEST, 83:48.
WELL A8 FOR REGULARS.
Successors to Comsiook Bros.
PASS WI iliOUT
IN OUR SEMII ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE. HIGH TIME YOU TOOK
ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW PRICES ON EXCELLENT TROUSERS
FOR BUSINESS AND DRESS.
ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE—FOR SHORT-STOUT“ AND TALL-
RogersSt Stevens
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
WE" are
If mistakes occur.
don‘t report it. is It our fault?
at fault anti getting satisfaction. yours.
1th Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL 1'. HATCH.
if anything goes wrong and
We both must do our part.
Y0ur money back if you want it. is ours, telling us if
Prices just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt. dust and foreign seeds to your oats. liI‘lli'l'
lIuy where they screw them for you. always t-lcan.
you
The celebrated HUME. JEWETT. WOUDIiURY and ("l'll'l‘lS Pl-
ANOS are the output. of our own factories In Leomlnster. Mass. from
which we ship
annually 4 500 PIANOS.
Would it not appear to you
that there might be a great advantage in dealing direct with the manu-
facturers?
We also represent several other
well-known
makers.
including
STEINWAY. HARDMAN. MASON & HAMLIN. SIIONINCER. pad the
Aeolian Co. with the greatest line of sI-lfvplayiug instruments on earth.
the PIANOLA. ORCHESTRELLE. AEOIJAN PIANO and.
GANS.
PIPE OR-v
Let us send iou otir monthly bulletin of slightly used J’ins‘ritments.
among whit h w
One Steinway Uprkht Plano, was 8600.00. now 8350.00,
0 have this month:
One Steinway Grand Piano. was 8830.00. now 8850.00.
| One Chickering Grand Piano. was 8750.00. now 8500.00.
Ono Chickering Upright Piano, was 8450.00. now 8135.00.
One Gabler Upright Piano. was Hutton. now 8285.00.
One An eliis l’ianoPlayer, with 8:30.00 worth of music, was 8260.00.
now 812 .00.
has? minis
IF DESIRED
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Chocolates
for ‘ . .
,nld'y 'and Saturday
only 25¢ a lb.
l‘.
I’I’Hlii‘ill’l'illtll Indian
The Prescription, Store.
Night Calla Answered-
Tolsphons Call, 16-8.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
John. Tryon. of South Norwalk. was
removed III the NorwalkHospital. Sat-
urdayc afternoon. suffering from a fev-
0?.
William Moore, who had a leg brok-
en some time ago in a coasting acci-
dcnt, left the hospital Saturday after-
noon.
Mrs. l-‘rcdcrlck L. liyxbee. of Cross
street. has returned from II visit with
her cousin. Mrs. Wulttr ilemson, of
llrookiyn.
Miss IlIIchI Ilrown. the popular ma-
traII at the Norwnlk Hospital. is ill at
that institution with It severe attack
of the grip.
James SuiitIIllII_ wo has been under
going treatment III the Norwalk Hospi-
iul for some time, was discharged from
that Institution Saturday afternoon.»
Among the other Norwalk cases
which will collie up fortrial In Bridge-
port al‘o those of Terence Cook and
Frederick Hyatt charged with burg-
Iary,
Buckingham Woman's Relief I'urps
will celebrate Washington‘s Birthday
at thi- (.l. A. R. hall. They will give
an entertainment and free supper for
the benefit of I..c G. A. R. and W. R.
C.
Tito cast- of Patrick McGoldrick. who
was arrestcd for drunkenness last lI‘I-i-
day night. cazuc up again this morning
before Judge lAM‘kWilOll. who placed
McGoldriek on probation for four
weeks
One week ago yesterday Stlpci'iilit‘m
Ilimt Frank lI‘I.rris. of the South Nor-
walk Congregational Sunday School of-
fered a prize to the scholars who would
brin in two new pupils. Lisa Lillian
liige oil secured the first prize yes-
terday. receiving II dissected map.
Business is practically suspended in
Norwalk today. in honor of Washing-
ton's birthday. Practically the only
lllt‘N'lIalliB doing business this moni-
ing were the grocer. butchers. tobacco
dealers. candy dealers and saloon kccp
etc. The majority of the markets and
grm IIry stores were open a portion of
the day. The banks are all closed as
are also the offices in the town hall
building .
.—.—..u w..— --
~SONG OF'AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Fifteenth Annual Dinner Being Held in
New Britain.
NEW BRITAIN, res. 22.-—The III-
teentli annual dinner of the Connecti-
cut Society Sons of the American Hero
ltition was held in Hanna‘s Armory in
this city, this afternoon. Dinner was
served at 1 o'clock slid 200 covers
were laid. the attendance being but
little affected by the weather.
The armory was charminglv docorat
cd with floral effects. being employed
tn~carry out the society’s colors yellow
and 'white: The ladies of Esther Stan
ley Chapter. 1'). A. it. occupied seats in
the gallery. Colt's military orchestra
was massed behind a screen of daffo-
dils. ayflleaa and palms.
At the table of honor were seated:
Limit-Governor Henry Roberts. Toast-
master Andrew J. Sinner. Horatio C
King of New York. Hon. Samuel J.
Eider, of Boston, Gen. E, S. Greeley
of New Haven: Hon. W. C. Case. Hon.
Charles P. Brooker. Editor Charles H.
Hopkins Clark of the Hartford Cour-
ant. Attorney-General W. A. Klng,>_lI‘
L. Hungerford. P. Corbin and Jonathan
Trumbull. president of the society.
The toasts were responded to by
Lientstlovernor Roberta.‘0eneral Grec-
ley. National Secretion, (Mutual Hora-
tio C King. Attorney-General King.
Samuel J. Elder. JudgeCabe and Edi-
tor Clark. .
,uvflibiilhb'r "s'r. TEL. 1m. 'rissr it. a. chill " Irma
“leery Bulletin aim H.111.
Churc ‘
2 STORED.
Sonlenir Bills and Post Cards
LOW PRICES.
Iowa and 0south llorilill
H
William P. Beer‘s’
48 Will 88ml. No
STATION: av arouse.
rwalk.
, PRIVATE .
Inset-loans.
A,
Havffand ms. 96 wii Ingres! sum. '
am
" Burlington Arcade, Stamford. at...
Modal Dix ~. Greenwich. Conn. .
5.! DIQQLE
Broker. '
South Namath.
, 8 .
u
\'
‘t.
‘\
OFFICES.
00".:| Greenwich.
0mm
\
r‘
'l
I T00. Mala 8m“. 89. Non-Ills.
meeting;
leader. - .
Wednesday “.8 to 8 9 In. ——New Ear
land a given by Ladlu' Air So
lciety. np‘pq will be served by in
ion in Colonial costume. Cake. can y
andgice cream (in sale.
Thursday. 7: I0 p. ai.--Oenerat pray.
er meoti led by the pastor. The ad-
dress wil be on “What We Find In
the Bible." ' You are very cordially
invited
Friday 7: 45 p. In. —0rgan recital by
Edmund a Raider: Chester A. Bene-
dict soloist. No admission ‘ee. A
collection will be taken _Everybody
welcome
8: 30p. Ila-Monthly meeting of
Cbrlstllo Industrial league
EXAMPLE IET IV WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lt—While the
i -
”NATE Senate IIIII not delllt runs its labors
. . ' WIRE. in obsefv‘hnce of the build-Iv. the day
In. _ was not allowed to Maw‘lthout ole
.. i cervaaod. In his openingp I'Iayer Chap-
iI lain Hal‘s referred to the poxalnple not
...
bl
. stocks. snubs. GRAIN AND covrou mum on soap on cota-
. . uisaipaai'rssa confines onions nonnative MARINE:
GreenwichMlaanandDoposi
ntNaLnaa Stunt Os”.
“Rmog’m
fins“.
by w and magnesium.
"We that 'r for the ..
left " hq' ”Ila; (£320 t:
the out; o w o.-
‘ war. first in and first in the
hearts of blue trust-n."
... Isaac-Idem
as s
Farewell Address“. 1mm
performed by Mr. Rayburn In clear and
distinct tones.
negation“ ware
t wolILIllad by visitors. hrgaly from the
executive to; and Mr. Hiy-
«i
born was followed with closoatua
lion. ‘
Tuesday, 7: 30 p. mI—Qellfll‘tl class j
bethbr Both Remington.
Clearance Sale
Is a decided success and never before at this time of yOIl‘
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
' EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUITII‘ M
been reduced to price ranging from 82 to 87.
J
- MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced 810. 812 and
813.50, now at one price,
$7.98.
25“.; .
formerly priced 8: and 8».
now at one price.
81569--
' MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
I COATS,
formerly priced $15 and 8I6.5o,
now at one price,
812.29.
MEN'S' sugasno ov‘a3-H _
formerly pricedlha "Id 615-:
now at one price.
818.39.
era, Underwear. Caps. Shirts.
AT RIDICULOUS
SELLEGK
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys‘ Roofers. Boy's Sweat-
Clothiers and Furnishers. ‘
98 Wastington Street; South Norwtdkg; 7.3""
Working Shirts and Gloves, ‘I; ‘
LY how parents .'
8: PRICE
.l‘ilh Y‘_'. I'll.
OF SOME DESIRABLE
Oranges have gone down. We offerI
largo silo California Navals at 25c
do:.. regular 30c goods. A little small-
er at 18c and 22c don, as to size. 8omo .
Florida. from Mr. Horace Nash's, are
Ox Heart Chocolates, new stock. 20c
Ih. .
Jelly Eggs, new stock. 20c lb. 3
Peanut Butter new atock.15c lb. .
Special Hard Rice. very fine gradel
at 8c. Cheap and fine. !
Armour'a Clear Pork. fat as batten.
all fat. best quality. Cali now5upply
You. Also Armour's Star Loan and
Fat Pork. the finelt put up.
sweeter. at 22c to 28¢ don, as to size. t
Lorenzo Di
W".-. ._.__..._L._ ...-...... W...—
res-W
A FEW REMINDERS
GOODS JUST IN.
New stock of Cabbage for Saturday's
trade_ Iii/2c til. I
Turnipu scarce) but we hit" 8 Hill
supply ' I'
Potatoes, 32c peck. Free froth .froot.
Silver Plums. tins, largo. foratswing,
15: lb.
Evaporated Apples. best.12c'lb.pkg.
Largest Prunes tart. 10¢ lb.
Cranberriel,10c ql " i.
3 Cans Pumpkin, 28¢. . .1. -‘.-;r .
Spinnach 10c smali‘can.
Home Eggs. from my ltbma. abouts
dozen to sell at 48c pox. Alkali.
.. wi- '
I WH‘IH .
We still lead In Low Prices
BEST VERMONT
5 4le
PURE LARD’
FANCY CREAM
ENGLISH DAIRY
THE LEE In In) BUTTER (Iii
IJ'J.
soars Iron malt
,1, NORTH MAIN S TREET'.
ens: asuvsav TO A LI. PARTS or THE ci'rv.
Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in Half
Entlrs' stock of Fall and winter goods must be sold males-tor mu "
or cost. to make room for the coming spring season. The attire mm
of this season's goods and consists of
then“ I Jackets. Infants long and short Coats. and a fiilla‘ntl couplets iii“!
we are snoring In the Fur line. of this
The Fair Cloak
CI WMNINOTDN 8TREET.
for iii. 20 .
BUTTER 260 lb
r‘
ID
iOq lb
CHEESE
CHEESE 20c iii}.
, "ratsraohsm. .. ..
CUTB‘ILL's
Bridge Flul'i Mlflkcv
We have the kind ol My“ ml“.
whether it is
Blue Fun. quk, Fish. we. lush.
. Smelt. Haddock. salmon. Cloak Codi“ .
wane F's-II Pike, Plokergi,‘ mum;
Paroles, Ocean Blues, th licking. f
Opened Long Clams, Round clinic or
Oysters.
Next to Ferria' Coal Vol-ll.
0 .‘Z
ladiss’ Cloaks. Baits Jackets, Dbl!-
aeason I
andrl;
i6c lb.“ ;-.
Norwalk Chronicler