101;. 150. 31111143501
3.- K- RINKQ
as a twin wealthi-
unbeaten Hotel Ileek.
.Ceaett “DWI; Cam I .
r
Waitress ransom. "
For New“ 11 «1’1,ch it'llr fol-
lowed by snow or rain. ate tonight,
warmer. Saturday clfiidyml w snow
or rain.we1‘lner.‘nvCo
tlnues In. all the northern sections.
White River. Canada. reports 82 de-
green below zero. The temperah
ls rising In the southern sections.
Abilene. Tex, reports a maximum tem-
peratui‘e or 94. The disturbance that
was central in the southwest yester-
day morning Is now central In the low-
er Mississippi Valley. It is produc-
lng cloudy weather with rain or snow
his new stein beans. “
Win; Iaihlod iii-31M “ii tiniest
complete in: the. lee.
there is ‘ 0439:“! What
departure m eyes
were no loo 3%
have changed -Irom Aha.
eli ng models to final Iul
do big ‘Iinee oi r530 styles.
Yet who is the fabric oI Iab-
rice. It was commie” ym; it
will be queen of II“. It adapts
itself as quickly and finely to the
beeutiiul qiiewin lime oi the new
lesbians as it (i d to the
creations of a twelve
And voile has .t‘hew added value
of being to III.-
you‘ ve any i harm“ i:
you can buy here for a dollar
ard? Not one sort only.” on
new. but «vocal-Ana ,m
close-wove. medium Ines
or rich colors.
These are from France (every
piece of voile in the store is, for
that matter) and no otImr voiiee
made are so good as the French.
In the southem and central sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fall
weather with rising temperature tol-
follow (1 on Saturday by cloudy wrath-
or anti piob'ahly snow or Iain.
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~--(‘IRIIPR and mourning bands. ()'lil‘|(‘|l.
lJinI oiu Uouncil.01dorot‘ United Ain
crican Mechanics will hold a onetime
tonight.
-—Roaatiug pork 10c lb. Hayos‘.
David Casflassd. who has been visit-
ing in Smith Norwslk, has returned to
his home in New Britain.
—-i‘loodrich Food 10c. all leading proc-
ers.
Buckingham Post, (i. A. R. of N01-
walk will meet this evening at the
post rooms In Wall street.
John Walhlzer, oi New York the hat
mehuiaoturcr. has been attending to
business in South Norwalk.
~Rooltwood‘s chocolate 14c. F, D i.
it Go}
Miss M. Elizabeth Kearney oI’ Nor-
willk spent Sunday and Monday as the
Sheet of triends In Ridgeileld.
4v-Tbe Ladies; Auxiliary or the Y. M.
A.. will ho d a cake sale at the
Central Food Co. s store Saturday p. In
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Beatty. 01‘
South Norwallt. were guests or Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Scoflelil at Trinity links.
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt or South
Si'alem are 'eujo lng themselves while
nnitt visit ”pr" ends In Norwnl. and
Wilton. ‘
-'l‘arns and Tonnes “(1 Brian s
The members of the Hospital Whist
Club are bring entertained this attai—
noon by Mrs. Ira Cole, at her home on
Bilingual.
William/ll. Fisher has a bull terrier
at his home In Monroe street having
received 1M Within Kimball a.
Company, of Roeilm. -.
—Too late cold after con-
sumptl its deadly grip
Olljhi’. ood‘s no,»
way Pine “'yet there is
time.
Howard Zebiibz lk' S. Sturges and
Perry Thompson. 01 the Gilbert l: Ben-
nett omce force. in Georgetown have.
been on the sick list this week.
~Attend the are t Church Beneat
Sale at M. 8'? Still & Co's. opening
with the First M Church for twa
«twitch. 27 and . .4
A regular meet I Court Narruk.
Foresters of America. or Norwelk
held a regular session Thursday even-
ing transacting routine business.
~111Mary wesIGood
And‘Aniiwas lch,
What would Ms Ann be?
Ans. 10c leading rocers.
‘ The Helplhg ad Circle. oI the
Norwellt let .lIurch Is being
entertained t 110th. by Mr». (I.
hauls. Price at ”'11t ihome In Merwin
Htmt. "
--Rockwood's c
It Go.
The Weary Five. of Standard will
be the 0 beats of the Montiuks. next
Monday {venting at the armory when
the first eam will play the strong Ho-
lmkens.
late 14c. F. D. L.
of years a member in the staff of the
.llrldgepori lo‘srmrr and formerly of the
New Haven paper has . severed. his
connection will; Ilie'E‘aI'mer. to connect
himself with on old =sIahlishcd manu-
factoring business-i111 Nmrkem'IW»
wows at. m’ i: it's.
r to
M ,. hoice Native aim ‘
' up. In: at. is; non;
Forums.
lcents. that are beauties.
l
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i that bright deep-lustred stuff with
ready now.
it. ‘ Ia'l't :1Islt.1rur.
‘ ' rite nowLAno
3 DRY GOODS CO.
oniponpbafr.
e .~ ~ > IHEYEIR.
——Soi’t Han-t and (laps ut tl‘Br‘ion's. ~'
Arth‘tiriBfIinderwoml. for n4 ntrmbcr‘
And there are some for less. ior 75
Not all
plain. but some with knotted ‘
stripes. '
Black voiles to $2.50 yd.
Colored voiies to $1.50 yd.
Next to voile. comes 'eoiienne;
’ ..uciI life and beauty. Plain colors
——$r yard. Black, either plain or
in dentelle patterns $1. 59 yd; chif-
Ion eolienne (81. so yd)“ Is filmiest,
finest of all.
And crepe de chine with its
grace and beauty! Ah yea. crepe
dc chine is or fashion. It couldn't
be otherwise. it e so beautiful and
rich and satisfying—and how it
”if-i ”I,"
Dress Shirts. The new Spring Cents
Two doe. styles in Spring Waist s
up. Shh
11.25—11.00.
The new north lad lummer Wniets. The new WalklagISIIirta, new
or correct styles ihr exact Women all at very low prices.
bodies all wool Obeylot Calla, black and navy. lcton sn‘eI-I. neatly 4
trimmed llnning oltailetn silk. Special at :10. 00. -
Imdies' suits of extra line cloth, the very latest and most approved
spring model, colors-brown, navy and black, trimming of silk braid,
military cape a leader at the price $15.00.
lar to the better grades. all since 32 to iii. Special 50c.
At one dollar the greatest values. the largest
Madras, Lawn- and Mercerised. all white white with neat blot k fleurel.
navy. gray and black grounds In effectiv‘e doslgns an immt‘nse assert
mchi. values up to 81. 50. All at one price 81. 00.
p.“
I‘or Saiuiday. an unusual uttering.
bt‘llli inpancsc silk. black and nhitu only.
Trice Saturday}. 3230.
iadios' New Walking Skirts In neat checks and plain mixtures. all
the desirable colors~Speclal value 3:1.
ladics’ Wrappers. the new spring line, best. quality percnlcs. value
An exceptionally strong showing
\
light and dark sheets. made simi-
variety Including
\l'la'ts’ts
Four new styles made of the
Values up to $3 7!.
90.
harmonizes with the dress models
for spring Alike. in black or
colors it is of rare attraction—CI
to $2 yd.
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FANCY MOHAIR.
A year a ‘0 women asked:
“Why don' t t ey make mohair in
little dots? and stripes? and
checks ?” ‘They" have made them
since then and here are some
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For some. time. yesterday morning.
trolley cars were unable to go farther
thau' thentalr. grounds on the Wini-
‘pauk diilslon because of the Ice on
Libs rails.
:j:-—Bes‘t cuts roasting pork 10c
pork chops 12‘s Hayea'. .
The annual roll call or OuI Brothers‘
Lodge. 1.4 :9; 0 F.. of Norwalk will be
held next o‘nday evening. Refresh-
mebts will mace-wed at. the conclusion
of the regular“ Work .
-—li you would your husband please.
use our Goodrich Recipes.
The Norwaik City Council will meet
| Monday evening. to finish up the busi-
ness‘bt’ tli'e 11s: at year, so as to he III
ireadlnees for the city's annual 1am-
I log which will be held on the (allow-
ing Monday night; Mart-II "Ir little
and varIoUs odds and ends will be Ila-
Ished up. p
—-Church roll: tell your neighbor or
the wonderful hernias at the Bear»
lit Sple, now going on- at M. 4.8 Smith
& Co.“ a.
Print. Daniel A. Stanton will give an
Info, l dance. In the Casino. In Siam-
fordp amb‘d‘l. Shortly after lient‘
his South Norwallt clans Will give its
second reception qt the W. . The
new. dance devised by Prof. Stanton
has proved a suedess.
~F‘resh or corned hoclrs Sc
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Do not run the. risk of getting a
severe cold and perhaps pneumonia.
when you can buy warm underwear
this week at Miss N. E. Ryan' a. at such
smallngures;
media is julit its roprflentéd. had you
The quahty of the gnr- .
cannot help but appreciate the Idling,
" when you?“ the-In. ‘
. 0" 9
till
(therein
as a raetlclng lawyer in this
tit-t0. we! Carey It now three!-
ened with complete expulsion Irom the
uhtlhll COMM!
Since the laid quarterly conierence.
held week and Wednesday, some of
the e uroh people have become much
hittsrod against Mr. Carey. At that
E?" according to a story which was
rah made public today. Mr. ' sele-
ed to have a lady at the con tlon _
censured, for, as he all'eged spreadlnl
evil reports about him.
The lady is very well known and ex-
trepiely popular In the. town and to ac-
tive In church work. She was not at
aides for defenders when Air. Carey
mentioned lIeI name and the charges.
The presiding elder James Mo tgoin-
ery, cut short MI. Carey s talk. I Is al-
leged saying that it was not proper
business to bring up at a quarterly cont
terrace anyway. People who in
(‘hrlsilan charity refrained from mak-
ing MI (‘arey a subject or conversa-
bevs since spoken In disapproval
of his conduct at the conference.
Mr. Carey In still a trustee of the
church and It was said today that steps
are being taken to compel him to re-
liqulsh that cities which is an elec-
tive one Mr (‘areys term not having
yet expired. He resigned the financial
sec roiarysblp, only after being told tbe'l
the 0mm would be declared Vacant if
he did not resign and turn‘ over hill
books immediately. The books are now
being audited. and it In said that the
nuditlu I--omnIiltIc will r-opoit at the
next ch lth Inciting. whiili is iii-tied
lot the ills! Monday in Milliil.
It may be that It will not, be ili‘itl
then. as the pastor of the church, the
Rev. R. W. Raymond. is south on a
trip for his health and may not return
by that time. Mr. Carey. it is under-
stood. has asked for an audit ol’ the
books.
I»-
co. L FULLY ORGANIZED.
Greenwich Now Represented in the
Third Infantry.
Co. 1.. Third Infantry. is now a full-
fledged company of the National
(Iunrd. with a full quota oi’ 68 mem-
bers and a corps of ancient ofilcere.
At a meeting last night. in the hon
ought court-room at Greenwich. all
but three at the members were pres-
eat and oiflcm were nominated .c
‘
cuesrmo m C‘LACC WORK.
CHICAGO. Feb. 26.—-,0|| the 9 Il‘fl“
of ‘cheating in class work, " li‘i ed all
the matter and debnrred from all ath-
h-IIc contests tor the rest of the year.
ruled a geological run from the work a
or another student. His defense was
that the work was mlgncd to be done.
outside or class room hours and that
for two students to work together. I
rather an of! month in business netting.
graphic Departments and so an. m IhE.
to those who Inland entering April 1st
or before Marebi without extra cost.
‘Ior the price of
"Then I'd like to be a dog."
he did not know It was not or mitts-Ii "Never mind;
4.3190011-
(‘01!!an M It d0" betweeitthe Winter and Spring terms
We can amnmodate a few more Fiindmiis
MCLCIOTT unease IOWLING use
one.
DENVER. Colo. Feb. 26.-Thv
crack distance runner otthellnlversity world’ a record for IhdiIidnal howlinx
or Chicago has been suspended (or he: been broken by Homer Elliott of
iii 11 city.
now on. he rolled 712.
The accusation against Hell Is that he record was made at Indianapolis about
etatc tournament
The pervioua
in the
year ago. when 678 was scored.
lie-—
She—~—
you‘ll gl‘uw."—- i ilil‘\ ‘ll'ti
She-"Yea. I Just love dogs!"
February Is
in our Business and Tele-
.‘I
Pncut 01‘an
(‘all at the t‘ollt»
You can get Four it Isis hs' instruction
‘nroll at once
w w- aoootuehmttoavneo PHYy-CHOIITHANC. .
sanralih'e— BRO Connect.
, a. II'. 9an'ram. her-octane. »
TO CAVE YOUR
"32.
Indian Viol Kid Welt Kent!“
'I-YI. rm
I. J“? is
(our MW)-
ileits- Fresh "
momma-.m-
Pertert fitting gnarenteel..s- :1
Bi§eb "“ Sh ‘
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
Men's Vlci Kid Shoes samples and a
4-4 $1.9.”
Men's Patent Colt Bluebers. the ne
Men' a Patent lire-so Hide Lace. 88. 5 _
Ladice' Patent Colt Lace Shoes #2. 6|
$I92.
Ladies Fine Kid Lace ShoesJood Jo heels. some Cuban styles at
wandeanheheleteacne-eleoetr ,
' Wenmemomanueflhheidmnnwithwtmua
ltha-eeareaeedeltarnlehthemectheloweetpeeeihlem-
:3 Store
”on ONCC.‘
d lot or 83.50 are $3. 00 Shoes. at
' Issac. at
pas. visioeiwaee rennin ea
’ 89a“ items,
Inge
Iii-n Pot noun, . tee
' Sfioeld'er Steak. lee
(330p Seer. lie
,5 hemp Corned Beef, lee
i‘oll'ows: Captain Frederick G G.
Smith; Ilrst lietuenant, William S.
Boswell; second lieutenant. Seaman
M. Mead. ('apt. Smith was formerly
a lieutenant in Company C. Stem-
lord and Ideals. Boswell and Mead
were members of Company K In the
Spanish American war. A regular
meeting place has not tot been sold“-
ed. but It is probable that for the pres-
eat. the company will meet in Athletic.
Iiall. Ray‘s building. Col. Fitch was
lift-twill and had charge. oi the meeting:
WAS SHERWOOD DRUG-GED?
Norweik Man Cay. He Wee Robbed Of
819 and Then Pitched Out oi
lrldge‘pert Coleen.
Charles Sherwood. a prosperous look
lng business man who said that be
hailed from Norwnlk. was arrested
Tnemlay night in Bridgeport. for
drunkenness. la the Cit court yea-
I day morning he said bet he had
u y taken one glass or liquor In a
s nod and that he had been drum
n robbed of 819 after which be was
It own out. Into the street. where he
w round by a policeman. Sherwood
«it not. state the name or the saloon
w ere he obtained his drugged drink.
udge Stevenson and the prosecutor
believed the story and a nollc was en
tered in the case.
MR. DEN‘I’ON'C ORANGEB.
8. S. Danton was in South Norwalk
Tuesday and having a little time :{im his
hands enjoyed the novelty of w
ut the harbor on the. ice. lie went
to where the propeller Eagle was
suhk last week. and went on board.
Bitters were at work getting tip the
cargo hmon‘g which were several box
es or oranges: Some or the oranges
were given to him and he ate theta.
119' says that In spite of their having
been immersed In Ice cold salt .water
for nearly a week they were an as
good as any he ever tasted .-—Ri gelleld
ress .
(Neg; \
Thei llove of bargains is the root 01'
Inn FISH
FRESH HALIIUT.
A
Silver Frost Fish, 5 pounds Ior25°
Fresh Herring. 4 pounds forts cents
pinion Meoituel. 10¢ per Ih
“Quite Clinton. lilo per lb.
whine-t. to: p‘er ta.
10: per II).
10¢ per lb.
“pita Mackerel.10c per in.
Cigar! Gel it‘ll all other fish at reopen
, PRICES STILL LOW
Ducks. Sinai} Writers. mum
‘LADICC’ CKIRTC.
now “.49. Were 87.98, now $5.49. Were
run espouse. l
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*Iu’1
Aon‘n'r FOR MAY usnron'ti “ritual.
It Beirut MON-
eveav ITIM suouu’: ea cites butev sored. "
IV SAVING FOR COMIIODY. .... I: -t~1
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LAUIII' COATS. CLEAN U? 0' OIMNITI.
Were as, now «.93. Were he. now ‘ . 1'“ m :33 tile
I? it]. Were .li’I, now 810. Were .18. ‘ ' wagon. Idr
now :12 .5 control-ta“ for .133. ., W
c—a—n— ‘ ‘: I‘
we mute. oiRoIIAIiIe
auo mutt eta.
Belt itdigo pflntl. be pd.
Beet black and white pried: 5c yd.
Best apron gingham ec yd.
I-‘dncy dress glut theme. 8c. yd,‘
Best quality naelette 10c yd.
Were $6.08, new $3.25. Were ”.98.
”.98. now $7.49.
W
1
tries nit scaris. now $.25.
me I... mm, 4...... «as. {spectra ssoucri eeieu on
810.50 fur scaris, now 18.98. , MIN' 8 AND IO 'WIAR. 4.»
”2.60 for scam. now 89.51). . litu- men 's cotton flowed underwear.
391'.
50c men‘s stilt bosom shlril. 39c.
50c men‘s outing flannel nighidhlrts,
cotton i399 . “
qu- boys deem-d shirts, also draw-
Pl‘s 191:.
818 Iur scarts. now $12.
GREAT WAIST CHANCE.
Heavy white and
waists.
The 790 waists, now 39v.
The $1.2!- waists. now title.
The $2.08 waists. now $1.79.
The. 83.25 waists. now $2.25.
RCMNANTC OF DR!“ GOODI. ‘
This stock has been thoroughly cocci
Wet and every remnant wooded out!
There' it some excellent waist and iililrt'
betterns amongst these and the prices
are now tally one third less than for-
mer selling prices.
i
fancy
. t '
mess emcee as: Misreseirulo
'IIII Icatbcrsiliched braid 6c piece.
lth pearl buttons. be doeen .
Pearl buttons, 2 doe. on card ac dot.
Assorted black plus, 5c paper.
Assorted widths white “no so peck.
Benoit liair pins. ltic dos.
- Assorted black pins on card. So.
Tooth brushes, were 17c and ”43.30
each.
Thdeta binding. 8 yard piece, I30.
83-88 Washington Street,
9min: Roi-walk. cons. *
ihcnn .sneczc: a cough then pneumonia and the doctor.
this wear good, warm underwear.
We still have a good assortment or Winter 'llnderwoar for women
and children which we are closing out at greatly‘reduced prices. and we
guarantee the quality exactly as westate in every particular.
a. .t. arm
To avoid all ‘
do Weahlnprenflrelr.
s. “"“s. Tilloteon.
come In. and see the m fillings.
Everythlnd In tho MILLINI'RY LINE at about
your own price 4
a Washington strut. .
coalition roll
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THIS NEW BREAKFAST FOOD
Isa elitism Wimp:
Io EVERYONE
‘8 ”DURIC'HINU ll I! II DELICIOUS
R3 REAL TRIM. as It Ia APPETIZINC
It 1': DIFFERC‘NT from tony pillar kindle! “’
4 cane". ma
ctr-renew In pfizirv
curtain la {rayon
nili‘rilitfir In altruism virtue.
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When you look at It. It gives m an apperlt3'
W333 you 3331!." 1:23:33: yea henht‘yfi‘l' '
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iii! should be on year t3ble :per a package
Id c
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RAYMOND
G‘I‘Hm Chicken
Are your use. lbpyr Cell. than. (fitm-
there In workingbddar. Linton to your
Tundra sinner—- '
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To Illl mycoeey poet?!
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