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LADIES
Sale of alllts and spring hats at
llowllnd'a. HM ad.
A problem for you to solve appears
in I)r.chlr'11 ad .today. Read It. |
The Cranbury Chapel Is planning to
produce a drama In the near future.
Shirts and underwear for men are
especially montIOned In Road's ad to-
day. Read It.’
A regular meeting of Ophir Chapter,
0 B. 1-1. was held last evening at which
routine business was transacted.
—-l-‘or sale—damaged goods from
steamer Eagle. at Raymond Bron
wharf. .
Eggs are lower. Read the Lee Tea
& Butter Company's ud., and see how
they are priced at their store.
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Tracy Jenningsvwiil shortly begin an
extended tour through the South.
Miss Edna Crautord, of Cranbury, is
the guest of relatives. In Brooklyn.
A regular routine meeting of Eureka
Rebekah Lodge was held last evening.
Mrs. W. E. Burkoy, of South Nor-
walk was the guest of Mrs. E. S. 'l‘ay-
Ior. Iu Crnnbhrvaesterday.
Thomas Collin's left Inwn yesterday
for a tell duys' visit at Norfolk. Va,
and other points in Virginia.
The condition of John ‘l‘ryon, who is
at the Norwalk hospital, is greatly Im-
"llour-ot, goods. lloncat weight" is
”11- motto 111 ”1- Public hIrtrkFI. Scc
tllo utoucy slivers that appear 111 ”IF
1nd. today.
Washington Lodge, I. (l, (1, 'l‘.. of
day evening,
will hold 11 social ncxi ll‘ri-
at the residence of Mrs.
Caroline Wylnrrn.
Alfred ti, Ilavls. ol' Rotou Hill, has
Ilt't‘ll seriously III for several days with
plcul'ulpucuruonlrr. Yesterday be war.
somewhat better than he has been.
Arthur Shepherd and furnliy have
romovcd to Wei-upon front Norwnlk,
where for the past few months they
have been rositllng. Mr. Shepherd
will open the blacksmith shop in Main
street. Westport, formerly occupied by
James Bolger.
The policy of the South Norwalk
Trust Company has bten to loan its
money, so tunes possible, upon real
estate located in the Town of Norwalk,
believing that the development of the
town should be the aim of a financial
institution, when it can be done. with
safety. The” till. today calls attention
to the fact that the low price of real
estate offers :1 favorable opportunity
to secure a Ironic and their willingness
1'ranbur'y.
proved. Ills fever bus ulmmt left.
him.
l‘rnily Lester and Victor 'l‘rlstram.
1 hildren oi W‘Iliam 'l‘ristrarn of Rotmr
Hill, who have been ill for some days
are somewhat improved.
A meeting of the South Norwalk‘
(Xingrcgational Church Council will he 1
held Monday night, at 7: ~10 o'clock, ill
the west parlor of the church.
W. A. Perk and wife, of New Yo.rk-
were guests at the Hotel Clifford. last
night. M Peale was formerly Miss!
Wheeler. Bfidm1;-Oonn. ‘
Water (fomm‘fiaioner- Iievi C. Hnn- -1
fold, of Norwalk has been confined for
‘the past several days at I11 home in
Htldcn avenue with' an attack of thr
grip.
The South Norwalk Quartette (‘lubn
will hold a humorous. vocal and In-s
strumental entertainment in their lurll'
in North Main street,‘under tho leadervl
ship of Director Karl lliehl.
Tire Worna'n's Missionary Associa-
tion. of the, South Nor walk Corrgrega‘
tloual Church will hold its regular
meeting next Wednesday afternoon at
.30 o clock The usual social hours
will follow. .‘ ' '
Irincoln Council. Order 01 United‘
American, Mwbanioe...received : three
prowsitions at the. meeting. last night
making seven ralndidatus to be received
into membership at the meeting next I
month. I
South Norwalk Mission ~ch111arl
artvite tomorrow utter-,noorr at 3:15
o'rlor-k. Miss Iirlie Walsh of East
Norwalk, will sing and a grand time‘
is expected. tome and enjoy this scr-
vice. Everybody welcome.
'Ihe Rey-.111 Van Kleek, of White
Plains. “ho was to have preached.
last evening. at Tt‘ii'i‘lty Church. was
unavoidably unable to attend. ills
place was taken by Rev. Kenneth Me
Kcnzie, of \‘l'estport, who preached an
eloquent. and interesting sermon.
A special aerIce paratory. to [ht
Holy Communion 'se ce in the South
Norwalk Congrega at. Church. Sun
day morning, March “h, will be held In
the lecture room. Thursday night at
7: ~15 oclock. It will be conducted by
llr. Freeman, and the topic will be
g'Tlrorns—A Curse and a Crown."
H. E. Kellogg, A. P. Sinclair, E. G.
Williams. M. J. Fletcher. W. I. Amoco.
Boston; C. P. King. E. J.,Baistan. C‘
Rcykham, P. Beardley, New York; H.
II. eraples. G. R. Haer, C. R. Hun
Hartford; W. C. Chopin. Ypsilante.
Mich.; l Atlas. Yonkers N. Y.: V. M
King 6. 1: are" c. w. 1.1.1.1....
Ilanbury, were yesterday" 5 arrivals at
the Hotel Clifford.
Alfred Probst. who for nine years
has been the "French Corset" designer
at the R It G factory, leaves today for
Quebec, Canada. where he will becomr
the general manager-mt the Dominion
Corset Company. Mr. Probat will take
two at his children with him, and they
will be placed In a convent in Quebec.
He starts this afternoon, and will ar-
rive In Quebec tomorrow afternoon.
barring delays.
it Is with pleasure that we call our
rcaders', ntion .to' ‘fthe rulddlesex
Banking Co party's advertisement In
this issue. Any corporation which of-
ters to pay Its obligations seven
months before maturity Is worthy of
our readers' considegation. This corn-
vpany has been ‘W“ for thirty
years. It has nego ted Ind slild- Mr
000.000 of real estat denounces with
out the loss of I 119“”, or the delay of
a day in payment of principal’ or In-
tercst. It Is examined by the Connec-
ticut State Commissioner. .
Frank llpne,ma1rsger of the
Lane shoe . w: “I
Tntedgy 'hy Wt)
81'1me
Health Meet “George E. “Hill, far not
complymmwllhw
,annuui city meeting. which will be Ircld
‘ the purpose of appropriating from the
. Ilt'ury,
, 111er after convening today the Senate
' ing the prevlsions of proposr d law it.
,to postpone the date when the In.
to assist you with 11 loan.
(.'.ty (‘lerk J. lloldcn ilurlhutt. oi
Nor-walk, has issued the call for the
on Moudrry cvculng, March 7th, for
city treasury so nrrrch money as may
be urccssury for each of the depart—
rncnts of spill city, including the li-
t’or- the ensuing fiscal year: to
‘lay :1 tax upon the ratublc estate with-
in said city contained in the usessrncnr
list last completed to an amount suf-
dcient to mtct. and provide for the ap—
propriation that shall be made at rilllt
adjourned city auction. and to meet
'tud prth'ltlL for the luwiul appropria-
tions made by the Council during thr
year next proceeding said udjourrret.
annual meeting.
Tnauseoa‘r ler. LOST.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-lnrmcdi
resumed Consideration of the bill rc
outring the use of American vessels In
transporting government supplies and
:1 roll call was ordered on Mr. Cur-
muck's motion to recommit The mo
tion was lost 19 to 39.
Mr. Hale turned to lay on the table
Mr. llnnlcla amendment relieving 1hr
government of the necessity or‘ explore
cases in which the charge of America!
vessels exceeds that of foreign vessels
to the extent of ten per cent. The mo
lion carried 4" to 20.
Efforts to fix the figures at 15 and
then a1 :0 per c..ent were unsuc cessftli
The votes were all on party lines.
Mr. Mitchell offered an amendment
shall take effect rrrlfil July I 1905.111
expressed the opinion that the bill 11..
“a law wo1lllllrave the effect of rcstr-irt
Ing trade between the l'nited States
and its dependencies ill the Pacific. Ht
also chargtd that the effect would In
to discriminate In favor oisomc Poet-
iIc- coast portions as against others.
None oi,the American vessels that
would be engaged In thI trade ever
enter the Columbia river. he said. All
Oricnihl trade from Columbia River
ports would be absolutely destroyed it
the bill should become a law.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send free with frlll rnstrrrctionr
some of this simple preparation for 1111
cure of Immorrlroea llicerutlon. Dis
llacenlents. Falling of the Momb
Scanty or Painful. Periods. Tumors or
Growihs Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry
)reeping Feeling up the Spine Pair
n the. Buck and all Female Troubles
0 all sending address. To mothers or
uttering daughters 1 will explain I
Successful Home Treatment. If ya
tecide to continue it will only cost
tbout 12 cents a week to guarantee I
-ure I do not wish to sell you my
:.hlng Tell other sufferers of It..ha1
is all I ask. Address Mrs hf. turn
more. Box .375. Notre Dame. Ind.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY SALE OF
FiFTEEN-CENT MUSIC.
Including: Only a Soldier Boy.
Bedelia. Parsifal. by Richard Wagner.
Burning of Rome. Onawa, two'step,
Sun Dance. Polly Prim. latest two step.
1nd 100 others.
cots-Man's
NEWS STAND.
10 North Main “not. South Norwailr
Agent for A. O. Cpaulrllnp'a Canaan
ind Sporting Mods.
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Our arch! Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money lack.
PRECIATE THE BLOOMING OF SPRING STYLES HERE.
SHOWING OF THE NEW BLOCKS NOW ON.
135 Spring
Hat Store.
w1rH THE ILOOM ALL orr voun
TO GET THE GOOD OF_A HAT. GET
WHEN THE SEASON COMES 1N.
HERE ARE THE SMART SHAPES IN DERBIES. OF THE QUALI-
TY YOU'VE LEARNED TO ASSOCIATE WITH OUR HAT STORE.
$2.00 AND $3.00
CROWNS. BLACK, NUTRIA AND GRAY.
DESTINED TO BE VERY POPULAR. SO GET INTO YOURS EARLY.
NEW MODELS IN SOFT HATS. IN
‘2 AND ‘3.
SPRING SHIRTS AND NECKWEAR ARE KEEPING THE HATS
COMPANY.
Rogerso‘rStevens
Successors to Comsrook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
ln‘Our '
OLD HAT, YOU WILL AP-
FIRST
s
A GOOD HAT AND’GET IT
I 1.. ll Ill-I
i III III
BOTH LOW‘ AND HIGH
THESE SHAPED ARE
Ital.)
TEL. CALL, 82-2-
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If mistakeeioccur, If anything goes wrong and you I
‘ don't report it, is it ortr fault? We both must do our part, -
Your money back If you want
we are at fault and getting satisfaction
it is t)11"s.telllng us if
,\()lll'S.
Prices just now are high enough without. adding the I
cost of dirt, dust and foreign ace
buy where they screen them for
Buy Oats Thais, Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ds to your oats, better
you, always cicurr. V
m- l
1' trial
Special Planola; Sale
One lll light Mnh; 'Casc, was 3250.110, now
(used brrt uicw weeks).
One in dark Malt. cnse, .was 82.50.00. now 8135.00,.I I
8200.00.
One In Eboulzed Case. was $250.00, now $150.00.
These Instruments are In perfect playing condition, and are offered
at these prices for immediate acceptance.
prices quoted above after February 29111.
We have In stock one Jewett Plano,
They will not be sold at
I
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which we offer for $285.00. '
This Instrument has been rented tmu months and carries the manu-
facturer's guarantee.
Reduced from 831
0. 00.
One Square Piano in good condition. $25.00.
One Shonlngcr Organ high top. 810
We shall be very glad to adjust the
suit your convenience.
be found many bargains.
In our Monthly Bulletin
ay we send
Pianos rented. tuned and repaired.
2 STORES.
Souvenir Books and Positions
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terms on any purchase to
f Second-Hand Pianos and Organs will
it to you?
LOW PRICES.
Bears’ .
STATIONE RY» STORED.
, regret on the part of, the president and
' “All Is not gold aria glitters on the
For tlrni Cough try our
COMPOUND SYRUP.
WHITE PINE
AND TAR
This is an excellent prepflfl'
tlou
FOR COUGHS
AND COLDS.
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All can pass the door.
Night Calia Anawmd.
Telephone CIII, 15-2.
t~|"h‘ ;-"II
II a decided success and never before It this dim ”W
have our Clothing Sales been as large. ‘ 1W ‘
EVERY mascara and every macs [stilt '11;- '
been reduced in price ranging from $2 to '31. .. A, , *2: f, ‘ ‘
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER- MEN' S SUITS AND 0&1!-
COA’I‘S. COATS. ‘* 1‘" '--
Iorrnerly priced 818 and! SIC,
now at one pried? . , .
formerly priced $10,812 and
$13.50. new at one price.
$7.98. 81‘s. 09.‘ .
Toéiv'ih wA'L’L' mm. MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- MEN s surrs an!) om
want. sr‘anm. 10:10 a m —0pen- COATS, COAT , ‘
Ing changes from last night's prices of
stocks today were barely perceptlble.
and the volume of business was Insig-
nificant. Margins ot '59 In t‘onsotidated
Gas and ('hIrago Tcrpuinal and a de-
cline of 1% In Pacific Mail were thtI
largest changes.
WALI. STREET, 11 a. rn.—h‘avorlte
stocks gradually worked slightly high-
er under the lead of Pennsylvania.
which was lifted to 1127.». and then
reachted to yesterday‘s close. The
fluctuations in the general market ran
to about 1', and there was very little
demand. Republic Steel. pfd.. and
Hot king (‘oul declined 11 point and
l'rlclfir Mull made. its loss 11/4.
WAI l. "1‘th I11 noon —-'1 lie sway»
log of prices was scarcely perceptible.
A slight hardening gave way ’to a dull
drop after the bank statement appear-
c1l. Wistinghouse Electric and Ana-
condu rose 1. and Biscuit. pfd., 11,9.
Corrrrncrcial Cablc lost five. Rock Is-
land, pfd. Il . and Toledo, St. Louis
11ml W1~stcrn.pfd., Delaware it: lind-
son and Iowa Central, pfd., a point.
The closing was drill and easy.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples I: (loldschmidt. Commission
Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. Close
Amal. Con. 461/. 4113,; 401.. «101,13
Am. Ice, 5 11' It 8
Am. lcc, pf. Illll 31“". 3H; 31%-
Am. Loco” 2:314, 22% 22% 22%
Am.Smclt.. ~17 47 47 47
Am. Sugar. 124 121111 124 124
A. T. & S. I1‘c.. on, 6:3 til-5,. 1;ng
Balto 8: Ohio. 74‘s. 74’s. 74“.. 74’s.
Il'klyn. R. T.. 39% 307,. 391.1 3th
Cheat. & Ohio. 110 30 30 30
Ch. Gt. West. . 1-1"; 11% ill/.1 141/;
(ill M & SI.P.138% 138% 131$ 1385’.
(301141118. 189% 1895‘ 1894'; 189%
Del. & 111111.. 151': 1551/. 1.15 155%
Eric. 22% 221A; 22‘; 22%
Ill. ('cnlrill. 131W; 131292 lL‘ti‘ l‘IIilfi
IAIII. (é Nash. Willi. 10151; 10“,; 101%
Manhattan. Nil/I‘ll“; 141% Hill;
Mo. Pacific, 87“.. 37". 871,; 87-11.
N. Y. Central. III III 113% 113
Nori. & West. fit; or; 551.4 55
Part. Mail. . 25 1’51 241/2 21
Penn. R. R.. 11235. 11211214. 113‘»;
Reading. 3951‘. 30:: 391/3 39%;
Rock Island. 201.“. 20‘»; 20 20
South. Pac. 43*. 4331'. 43% «I31.
Sou. uy. Co. 1841;. 181'. 1891. 18%
Ii. S. Steel, 10%. 10% 10% 10%
11. 8. Steel. pf.. 13M. 55% 551,1. 55%
Wabash, 1711'; 17% 1712 17%
Wabash. pf.. 33% 3314 33 33h.
West. Un. Te|.. 371,9. 8?»; 871,3 57%
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves. inc ............. 34.643300
Rea.U.S.lnc. 4..1134700
Loans. dec. ............... .229 .700
Specie. inc. ................ 3. 745. 000
began Tender Inc. .......... 872.300
Deposits. dcc. ............... 1115. 2110
Circulation. dec. .. .......... 332.300
CHICAGO. Feb. 27. --Uuder heavy
selling by the Armour interest, which
is credited with being the largest
holder of May wheat. the price of that
commodity today dropped to 8.01% a
-buahel, a loss 0 3% cents from last
night's closing grrre. Covering by
shorts caused a rec0verey of over 2
cents. the close being at 31.03%.a
net loss for the day of 11a cents. The
July option held comparatively firm
and closed only 54 cent lower, at 90%.
WOMEN IN SOCIETY.
At the First Methodist church to-
mdrrow evening. t,he.pastor will dis»
cuss the relation or women to the so
cial and commercial life of today. He
will tell the story of Deborah the we
man who effected a great deliverance
when men had failed. and who was at
once a prophetess. a protectress and
a poetesa. All are cordially invited to
hear the message of this woman to the
women of this community. where not ,
attendants upon other religious ser-
vices.
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DEATH OF PRINCE HENRY’O CON.
WASHINGTON Feb. 27. -Amhaasa-
dor Tower at Berlin. has Informed the
State Department of the death of
Prince Henry. youngest son of Prince
Henry. of Prussia. Secretary Hay and
send an expression at condolence and
himself to Prince Henry
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The Norwalk trolley Jumped the
track Wednesday momlu..near the
home of John J. Marvin. In Weatport.
and it was over two‘lmn before It
runs gotten back upon the track.
forrndrly priced $15 and $16.50.
new at one price.
$12. 20.
formerly priced “I It“ ”It
now at: one price. “
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Men’ I Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys’ ReefdrdBiifI
era. Underwear, Caps. Shirts. Working Shirts and Gloves, 1?
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES:
». ads-L-
Clothiers and Furnishers, " , ‘ ‘1‘1‘ -. -'
98 Washington Street. South Norwhiifr. '
r am.- marrow
HOME POTATOES—If you are we only. " ‘ .3.
tlcular and object to large ‘potatoes FOR THE CHILD-SIAM;
and have a prejudice in favor at home SPECIAL SALE OF C
grown Potatoes, new we can supply That candy case 0160!“.
' Ursula.
Maine Potatoes, 32:: m.
pee .
HOME EGGS—A limited supply
from my home at 45c dos. All laid
within forty-eight hours.
OORTON'S COD FISH—Free from
bones. Prepared with great care. Fllh
you at 35c peck. anegiacted condition fen-Imp
it but now we have “county
with penny goods. and. an .
ary 27.1 will Fm >
worth of candy
shape to do balloons?
Ioid, or two 161' an: .‘t
Salts prepared from this are fine. Seap- only. Come Ind III. .
enable goods. 15c pkg. Ox Heart Checolqt
Some Fine Cabbage, 413:; In. All with Imoth “Nona-1::
tat Pork. ,
White Meat. Stock renewed.
That delayed WIIhburn’s and
lays Flour has new arrived.
can Vanilla. 20: 1"- e
mentioned here that " 11.11... .
'nhould have read Peanut origin. the.
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Bags
Lorenzo DiQ
EGGS ARE L0 "
Siriotl'u Fresh Eggs -
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Best Vermont Butter -
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Full Cream Cheese
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12 has no may sum:
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Clearino Sale—Prices Cut in
Influetochotl‘anasdwtntsr goods musthesoldmg» .
or cost. to make room for the eornIag spring season. Thaw. '
bf this season's goods and consists ot ladies' Cleats. Stilts. Mt
dren's Jackets. Infants long and short cow and a tell And new”
Illillnery. It will also be to your advantage to come arises the
we are min the For line. 0! this season's goon. ..~ «:1:
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xi.“ .0 “33%“... _49 wall Street. senile. no. Main smut. loiNdr-walk. bars-In counter. 11'.er Cloak and W
(Z mt! Q ' ‘ ~‘r - 1
mry 1'7“ a who of not was no 2:21-22: ”“T‘ ,, _ II wasmaerou STRICT. ’
331'.” whine marterpmrgam pawn-r: S E malt 3’ prawn-a _.-
of mam“ , “chem“ T‘E""°"“ 1 m" $110910]: I
. swim. .
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untrue M. 95 sun-m. Stunt. mu m. m. min
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uncles, apnea. altars Min correct souem on soto' es coa-
stress pea case onion a arranger: starters. 1» 1'
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