Road the drinker" I piss them
In the advertising space of Dr I) cite- Lil-II
day
William L Olsen. of Norwalk has'
returned from a vital in Providence.
ltlrode Island
litany novelties in dress trl minus
advertised by the M. Read 0 to-
day. See what lb
The eorrdltlon of
ill with typhoid f. (It the Norwslit
Hospital. temslns she the same.
Freeman Ursula gre d liner in tho
Home Made
Chocolates and
magi Cain
n Tryon. who is
ling at the home of Charles E Sey-
. ruouI. "
Mrs H. E. Huston at Boston, has re
turned hours after a month a visIthlth
her niece Mrs. Vibil W Champion. in
[South Norwnlk.
; The account of the estate of the late
|Marla K. ltowland was allowad by
‘ Judge Henry W. Gregory In the Nor-
iwsik Probate Court this morning.
Mrs. Louis Tletz and daughter Helen.
of l‘ittsburg. l’a., haVe returned to
their home. after a short stay wrth Mrs.
'l‘lrtz‘s sister. Mrs. Fred W. Quitmsu.
of South Main street.
the effects at the Ely homestead.
Moss lltIl. wart disposed oI yesterday
alter-.uoon at ptrbiic auction. Thtl‘t!
\H'lt‘ a number of purchasers and
Htllfil' llill'flllllltl WBI'P fil'lflll'btl.
Tin t'onrpany l“ basketball team will
hate nnothcr haul gnmo next Monday
night what they will line up against
the llohokons. 'l‘hls team‘deleated I“
early III the present basketball soa-
son.
Charles I. Kraut. the South Nor walk
|lll\!~l('dl lllNll‘lltllll' and gymnast wont
on In a preliminary to tho l’cunluit-
SirarkrI wrestling bout. III Bridgeport.
5!.Wsslrlagton 5‘..- 1.
4 .
MALI).
I ry-
iurtrl besides a.
John Harrison, of Grove street is re-
ported as being seriously ill.
Mrs Daniel Durilop; who has been
ill with grip has had a relapse.
Timothy J. -.l-lyrues of Harbor itve-
nuc has recovered from an attack oi
the grip. -
George Boytnolrrij' of Washington
street. has recovered hour a few days-
illrress. . . tl [II b
' IIt'tt‘l l". s t) torrent. It tr e
A Harris of Spring strett went to I-,I.'U"’,' Now HEV‘BIII: weiglrbdo “"133"
N"“' \ork "W Mummy “n“"m'" on 1 pounds ruorc than Kraut. yet it took
""""“"’”' , . _ 'lrlm thlr'tv- llvo minutes to throw him.
Mind ll. Hopkins is taking the, ~~-
place of Orville H. Bwlt‘t; the railway
rurtll clerk _
Miss Gertie Coleman of High street or
South Norwalk, has returned from n P tOI‘fIctals in Securing Men.
.. Titliiini’i'ii; “air":
. _ . . (I go-
i). bilabial}; ko.f‘.ii.'1i1"lio'?£'ii"r‘1f allrlrlls l "”" ”°”‘ " ”r m“ fa“ ”W ”W" ”m'"
lroute m North avenue tlnnrrucrs‘ were in the Park (MI. Tho
three men worked their game III 1881
Mr. and ills Paul R. (‘lllbiii 0| 1 Bridgeport. and through tho warning
llnulrnry, lrrtIe been guests of MI. and gin-n by the South fem-“ark pomp.
Mrs. II J. Cutbil- Shrine sot-ct their arrests spt‘t‘tllly followed.
sunning Business College, maker.- a 'l‘lremcn gnrethclr names Its' 'Dick“
special annountement III tlrts Issue that ! Moore a heavyweight Dl'izc flsiller
should interest parthrts mid young poo 1 “ho was scnt ltrto training for 30 days
pic. ’ III the Bridgeport jail. John Murphv and
Ophir 0|.“pr i' John Dalton They tried to '“llam an
Star East Side saloon keopor' This morn-
"mm. lug Chief of Police Vollmcr IIcnt ovor
m“... 'to Bridgeport to testify against the
George Knapp of Brooklyn. Inrt'u. They claimed that they did not
has rc- " .
. . know each other but they wrrr'c soon
ttrr'nI-d front ate“ "tlays‘ Iis'it with his on the train together here “3, the
cousin, It‘redcrlek L llyxbee. of C'russ Chief.
street. I
C. [luck Ddflois at Fairlie-Id avenuot
DETECTED FLIM FLAMMERS.
South Nerwalk Police Assisted Bridge-
Order of the Ensitru
will he..- a meeting toruor"rtm
in Masonic Ilall. Washington
ORGAN RECITAL BY MR. ENDER.‘
is all ill! ildltlt in "VERNON N0“ JP" Tomorrow evening at the First Mctlr-
“9310“ account 9‘ “I“ “9“01'5 illness} otlist Church. an organ rccltal will be
or his nrollrer glIcn under tho direction of l-Idtnunti
Cornelius Sweeney has resumed his S Fntlor' of New Haven who has been
duties at llrt New York Grocery Cour-i the or garrlst of the. (‘lllll‘(h for tiro past
parry 's store in Wrishington'street rrf<l .Ioar. Chester lI Benedict. oftlIo (.‘on
ter' a week's illness ' I grogational Church choir. will be the
A s “I 1 otrr u I, r 1‘ St. ' .‘Ultllt‘l of the cloning. The ability of
.ltrlrtrsplmdge,qA [lbnanb‘kg 31wmillr. Enrlcr III Instrumental and Mr.
be held this evening. when the second; Benedict In vocpl musit. togethtr with
dug"... will be confer red tho capacity of the excellent organ of
The Helping Hand Circle of u" l Ilrt-ohurelr ensure an stoning of profit
Nor walk Methodist Clrrrrelr will most able entertainment to all. The r'etital
‘ , 1 will commence at? :45 o'clock. No atl-
l’:ii:ltflyo‘l‘“§i|:l?irrlr may” 6' ”ms“ mission fee is charged. A collection
will be taken simply to defraI ox
There was a large house party at;
nurses The llusl less Incetin of the
Siophon lloyt's place.’ in New Canaan. ' l g
Industrial League will be held at 8:30.
Monday Campbell. of Stamford. “W The retital is one of the open oIenIngs
“NW“ ”1‘ "Will"- of tho League to the people of the
lt‘r Ink 1’. Hayes was removed tromi thill't‘ll and community
__-_‘______ I
ALLAN JOY STRUCK iCE FLOE.
Tire strfitmcr Allan .lor while making
1her regular trip from liriugcport to
iNeII York on Sunday night. struck an
untitled tlrat the company has inaugur "‘0 “00 0" Norwalk and bout a lever
alert a a” telegraph office In‘ Unit- which resulted in a breakdown. She
“m. k. Operators ar'e.'instructcd to use finished her trip and after discharging
this new station in the course of their iN‘I‘ 08'5” W119 taken to NBWDOI‘t '0?
business. I .popairs. iTheI stt'Iamerl City olegawrence
John Neugnbaucr', of South Nor'walk. " rrrnn In; n "l" p “00 ere was
one of the officers of Humboldt Lodge.‘ "0 danger '0 ”'0“ 0" the Allen Joy
Sons of Herman. went to Westport land the trouble was temporarily reme-
'l‘tro.~'day night, and there met tlrandldk”
Secretary Richard Scxlraeffer of New;
(Jilin\(Illbnwligd‘glggIrratblhb‘bfwbu session, \ regular meeting or the Norwalk
Charles Stuart Cairtlcld one of the toxic of huglps' was hrld hm evening
best known members of the. Fairllold‘ m Re" MN” Hall In the Gazette
(‘curIt ll i ltl II It i I building. A number of new applica-
Y ar h” ('9 3" 3i “9 ‘Ulu‘btions wr-rc recclIod. Tne Aerie has
in Bridgeport and the annual banquet ”I I, .
of the Bridgeport Bar Association. du (lLl to hold a smoker on Wednes-
the hospital to the home of his broth~l
John T. Ilayes. this atternoon. Mr.
llaycs has been suffering from hemor- i
rhagcs.
'l‘ be local rallroe officials have been
EAGLES TO HAVE A SMOK'ER.
‘ day ev.enin' March 9th. The mem-
whlt-lr was to have been hold on Pri- ”I", will If}. alloVrod m0 invnmong
“it." "-"MIHK h“ b0?“ postponed "Itch to extend to friends. There will
James I) Costello who for the past probably be an elaborate program.
too years. has been one of the sex-5
ions at St. Mary' 8 Church. has resign-'
rd his position. to talo- other employ-
Iucnt in Waterbury. his old home.
During his stay In Nerwalk. Mr. Cos-
ttllo has made many friends who r'e-i
grct his. departure.
John F. Wilson. of West street “\10.
montly sold his lunch cafe-at 113‘
Washington street. has purchased the
business back again. Frank Gor'mlcy.
who secured it a few days ago; did not
care to continue Mr. Wilson is report-
ed to have made sure by the transac-
tiotr.
Sportsmen in snail places over the
line into New York state are following!
the example of Dahbury hunters and
purchaslngouail and pastrldge for the
purpose of stocking tbs weeds. if his
work is continued marge game pro
ttd the mflln 3 lb' In part of the
country flit at a not fsr distant date
he better than It bot-been In many
stars. .
ti 0. Campbell. AWE Brbnson. E.
H. l.yonee_ I. C. Masher C. ,H Smith.
H. w. Terry. E!- Day; A'.‘ O."-Dolne.
Boston: R BAllel‘r't 3 'Atehlnbon.
Path aClaretioo‘ Lilac-II. Wm.
bluntbeuson W. 3.0!.“ G. W Rob-
.New. on; r
MARCH
MAGAZINES
Our Today
COLEMAN?
NEWS STAND.
to North Main Street, 8°th Nerwslk.
Agent tor A. o. Spaulding's Baseball
and Sporting GOods.
flonethnuR never to be THE eon-
antion‘ in strings, but it always
Iteration When a
boy Mada min!“ don't think enough about
WW
slag as", to tblnb alt-tuber too
I‘ll: it.“ it to bribe
I
United states Distrtct Court. Is via-i
Our Great Guarantee: hrlslnmn or Money lack.
m
Final Reductions Orr Overalls
astrssn wtsrsa won one oveacosr sasostso Airs AT
as esp. cam eooo‘ sea This season mo N 7, FOR mm
asp sov. Ar subarea sso emcee. BETTERITSKE A LOOK
AT THEM: YOU'LL suv It:- you no. “'
sa, AND «I o'vsscos'rs cur T0 ages. 1‘.
DON'T LET ’AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS. PASS.WITHOUT
INVESTIGATINO ON YOUR OWN ACCOUNT. "l '
s‘mL statue rno'uss'nsi.
IN OUR SEMI-ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE. HIGH TIME YOU TOOK
ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW PRICES ON EXCELLENT TROUSERS
FOR BUSINESS AND DRESS.
$2 AND 3250 TROUSERS ARE $1.48.
‘3 BUSiNESS TROUSERS ARE 81.98.
$3.50 DRESS TROUSERS ARE $2.48.
'5 DRESS TROUSERS, OUR BEST, 33 4S.
1 ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE—FOR SHORT- STOUT AND TALL-
THlN MEN AS WELL AS FOR REGULARS.
RogersStStevenS
Sueasssori to Comsroolr Bros. .‘
h-....-..._.- _ a..- .
SOUTH NORWALK. .ITEL. CALL, 323-
li mistakes occur, if anything goes wrong and you
We both must. do our part,
I
Your money back if you want It, is ours. telling us it
don't report it,_ Is it our fault?
we are at fault and gctiiug satisfaction, yours.
l’r'iccs just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt. dirst, nirtl foreign sccds to your outs, bolt“,-
buy where ,tlrey scrccrr them for you, always clean
Buy Oats Tlrnts Clean.
- ‘ MANUEL r. HATCH. ; ;
pecral Pranola Sale
(Inc in light Muh (‘usc was 31.50 till, now $200.00. .
(used but a tow weeks). ," F f!
One in dark .\itrh. case. was $250.00. IItIv. 3135.00.
One In Ebonlzcd Case, was $230.00, now 81110.00.
These lnsirrrments‘are In perfect playing condition. and are offered
at those prices for immediate acceptance. They will not lw gold at
prices quoted above after February 29m.
“'9 have in stock one Jowett Plano. which wII offer for $286.00.
This instrument has been rented four months and carrII-II the mantr-
facturer's gubrantce. Reduced from $350.00.
One Square Piano in good condition. 825.00.
One Shonlnger Organ. high top. $10.00.
We shall be very glad io adjust the terms on any purchase to
suit your convenience.
in our Monthly Bulletin of Second-Hand Pianos and Organ: will
be found ‘nInny bargains. May We semi it to you?
Pianos rented tuned and repaired. l
36 WASHINGTON ST; ' TEL. 1663.
3.5.4.. ._. 1t. , . . _ ._ _ .._ ; . _
2 STORES. LOW/PRICES.
Souvenir Books and Post Cards
Ilorrnilt arid 0iiorrtlr Instill ‘
l'l
erltam P Beers“.
‘: STATIONE t‘tv bronze. ‘
49 Watt strut. Nert'risllt s so. Main Street. pa. Nor-cram
.3: 1-5:. #:- ' ‘ .I. .. "
. mam . I _ “ . return
Imam... S E. DIBBLE, a m...
l‘ . 's
Emir” '
Rowland Block. ‘6 Washington Street;
‘ South Norfolk. an.
groom.“ es. e‘asm me borrow soueat on soda or; on».
much charmer! roe casts-ob be Is Hoops“: slim '7‘
"4: {I 5, ‘ . . . . .
"nix revamps SENTINEL
For that Cough try our
COMPOUND IYRUP.
WHIT E PINE
AND TAR
This is an excellent prepared“
litrn "I
FOR caucus .
AND crows. .'
In: Irrrrtrrrrr Irrnrrnn "
'Tlrtr Prescription Store.
All cars pass" the door.
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone Call, In.
”2'31“”:-
\I-I
Our Important
Clearance 8
‘I
Is a decided success and never before at this this Of yfil
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
.s‘hr‘:
been reduced to price ranging from 8: to $7. ' I ”it. I, ‘
MEN'S sutrs sun OVER- MEN'S sum one Wab-
cos . cos ‘l‘b. . :-'
formerly priced 8rd and “a.
now at one price.
formerly prlced Sui-bis and
$13.50, now at one price;
$7.98- 81569 ‘ ‘ I. .
po'mt ririt ARGUMINTs. MEN’S SUITS AND OVER- runs 3 sum AND om
cons. mitts.
Mid. Teday by Mr. Conrad. Special
Counsel tor Government.
WASHINGTON. b‘th. 25.—-Mr. Con-
rad. special counsel for the government
in the postal trial. continued his argu-
ment for the pr'oats-trtion today. He
dwelt at length upon the question of
what constitutes a reasonable doubt
and lnstanced cases where a single
juror had hung the jury through a
misconception of the meaning of a reu-
sousblt doubt Wllt‘ll ho was Interrupt-
ed by Mr. Kunrlor'. who charged that
'the statements were an imputation on
the jury III this case. A sharp collo-
quy between Mr. Conrad and Mr. Kum-
ier followed.
Resumlug his remarks. Mr. Conrad
contended tlrnt the counsel for the dc-
fense had admitted ull tho allegations
of the indictment. '1 his or'ouglrt Cher-
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
new at one price,
$12.20.
formerly priced has and .05.?
now at one price. .
310.19,
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys‘ Rm‘boy’s Orb-Iv
era, Underwear. Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and aroma '
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. 3,
SELLEGK a. PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers, l
98 Washirigton Street. South Norwalk. ..
hun‘
lea A. Douglas to his feet. who denied
that this Wits so. and after some
wrangling .iustlt'c Pr'ltchnrd told the
jrrry that they understood how the Irrat-
ter' was and (lll‘N'lOtl Mr. Conrad to
p'rocoed, (‘ourrsI-l attacked the state-
Iurnts made on the stand by Mr. Lor-
orIst regarding his first oxnminatlou of
the limit fastener in 1895, and said that
they are not borne oIIt by tho circum-
stances surrounding it.
Mr. Ccnt'ati continuing. said:
cannot find III this evidence anything
that warrants mo in saying that it jus-
titles: the conviction of Samuel A.
Groff." it was. however. In added.
llxed prI his mind Irurrltcrnbly and
clearly. “that the cridtrIcI-. piece by
piece. had forged links which were
warm into an udamauiilro clrnirr which
bind the other dricndunts to tho body
of this (time "
A [(‘(I‘NN at this polrrt wns tukorr.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. II n. m.—-—Trndors
took profits on the advance and the
market reacted, brrt lllll not lose all
of its ris'o Large orders were execut-
ed later in the western group and
prices all round rose to the highest.
(lains In the standard railroad stocks
touched a point for St. Paul. Southern
Pacific and N: \I’. Central and nearly
as mrtch in Atchisou. l'nlon Pacific sud
Pennsylvania. Amalgamated Copper,
Brooklyn Transit and (Iouorni Electric
rose 1, ToletleIl St. Louis and Western
Western pill . lcc pftl. 2%. and
Westinghouse. llbt‘tll‘li.‘ 21,»... Consoll‘
dated G as lost its smears and United
States llubbor Irfd. fell 1%.
WALL STREET. noon—There was a
pause in the ndIfnnco. but It was re-
llt‘Wt‘tl Inter. bringing the principal
'runk llllt'S, l'rtclilt's. (‘oaler's anti Lou-
isville and Nashville into the list of
I. point gains. Sugar, l’npor rrnti Loco-
motive gtrinetl a point. lockawunna ‘2.
General Electric 3. and Westinghouse
Electric 5. Toledo. St. Louis and
Western. pri.. lost it~ Ils--. American
Agricultural Chemical III-cllnrd Ila.
Iowa Central. Md. 2. und Chicago
Great Western. pfd., 51.5. lloutls were
ilrrner.
WALL STREET. l p. lllr‘SpEt‘UlI-
tion became rather dull and hositstlng
again and the tone easier. but the re-
actions were slight. Lot-lode Gas. pfd..
dropper] 9 points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & (loldschmidt. Commission
Brokers. Swsrtz & Corbett Block.
80th Nor-walk. Telephone 153
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal. 001).. «I «III «III. 461,4
AmC&F(‘o._l9 reg I9 19
Am.lcc, to... so. 314. at.
Am. Ice. pf.. 31% 32 31g 311:.
Am. Loco. 2155 221/. 215/, 22st.
Am.Smelt., or 46% 46 46%
Am. Sugar, 123% ”3% 122% 123%
A 'r‘ a 8 re. cog. 65% sot, ea
AT&S r1». ass,- 88% 88V. 88%
Baito at Ohio 7414 7m 7m 71:.
n'kryn. R. T.. 338/. 3954 asst. 39
Ches.&0hle. 29g 29g 29% 291..
Chi.&N.W.163 163 163 163
Ch.Gt.Wesl. 141;. 14 H rot.
cane scores 13 1A ms, 133%
Col. South. 141/. 141/. 15% my;
Canons, 188 189 return;
Del.&Hud.. 151m 157 tact/.157
Erie. 22, 23 2295 23
Erie.lst.pf.. cm my. am am
Gen.Elec.. l58. 160 153 mo
In. Central. tests 126% 126% 126%
Lou. a Nun, 1011.9 102% 1011/. 102
Manhattan. to 14mm Hi
Met. at. Ry.. mg um um III-x
Mex. Central, 9% 9V. 9% 9%
M. K.&T.. 14y. 151.4 1455 15%
M.K.&T..pf.,35 35 35 as
Mo.Pnelflc. 87% sag 37a 87%
N.Y.Centrsl.lll 11:41.5 114 mg
Nerf. a West.. as as 559‘ 55g
ousww. 191/. 30 um so
Pnchsil, sets zstg asa‘zm
‘ 112% 113 mu mg
mg mg wu.wn
say. 40 am 40
rag 7% 1% 195
,lrving Lockwood 81.:
1' rifts but: eases Lttttnrt Is m cm sirloin aliases.
1*
If I" E W REMINDERS
OF SOME DESIRABLE GOODS JUST IN.
Oranges have gone down. We offer" New stock of Cabbage for “today's
large size California Navals at 25c trade, 4' ’zc lb.
doz., regular 30c goods. A little small Turnlps “u“, but us its" ' a"
er at 18c and 22c doz., as to size. Some supply
Floridas from Mr. Horace Nash's, are
sweeter. at 22c to 284: do:., as to size.
0x Heart Chocolates, new stock. 20c
b.
.Islly Eggs. new stock. 20c lb.
Peanut Butter, new stock. 15: lb. ,
Special Hard Rice. very fine grade
at Bo. Cheap and ties. ‘
Armour's Clear Pork, fat, as butter,
all tat, best quality. Can now supply
You. Also Armour's Star Lean and
Fat Pork. the finest put up.
Lorenzo Dib
Potatoes 32c peck. Free from "but.
Silver Plums, line. large. for blowing,
15c lb.
Evaporated Apples. best, We lb. pkg.
Largest Prunes, tart. 10c lb.
Cranberrleb, 10: qt”
3 Cans/Pumpkin, 25c.
Spinasch. 1°C until cart.
Home Eggs. from My home. about 6
relates to sell at 40c dosz' Ulrubi“
jle
BUTTER sun It
We still lead Ill Low Prices.
BEST VERMONT BUTTER ZbG ill
5 lbs. for $1.20.
PURE LARD 100 lb
FANCY CREAM CHEESE 166 lb.
ENGLlSH DAIRY CHEESE 290 lb
l‘ilE LEE TEA AND BUTTER
17 more mm srnsfrr. sour” nouns
TILIPHORE Ins. ' ,1:
CUTBILL'S
Bridge Finlt Malia»
l P:
\
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l‘l
WHAT A“... HAnn TO nIf
Clams. Oysters, Salmon. Stilt “1
Blue Fish. Wart. sou, stasis. Iraqi
Herring, White ms. flirts, Plekbfsl,
Halibut, Porgles and all ptltu' areas.
ifr
We have thorn. ,
FREE DELlVERY TO A LL PARTS OF THE CITY. 1;:
Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in halt
En: its stock of Fall and winter goods must be sold Wini-
or cost. to nine room for the coming spring season The dumb-m
0 consists of_ ladies' Cleats. Butts “stabs.
lhol'l Costs mounts-”cw“ “tbs“bt
banal-s
of this wasn't goods
dren' s Jackets, Infants long and
Mllllnery. It will also be to your advantage to come and us the
we are uttering In the For line. of mu seasons geods. . 'f '
The Fair Cloak and Far
I. WASHINGTON STREET.
Buy bill“. that is cast
159‘
so
Weekswasssrsm Immune.”
Norwalk Chronicler