WITH OTHER GOODS.
FANCY CREAMEIV IUTTEH.
25c La.
saaov airs. 12c PKG.
:I carts Touaross, 25c
MILK cascxsas. 2 Les. roe Isa
10c LI.
PUHE LEAF LARO.
A. gull,
a4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
iil8'i IIIIIIIIII.
(‘ harles Keene and \Iilliam Banks
will play an inteIcsting match pool
game at Ilafner’s this evening.
liarry Taylor. of Cove avenue.
working for James H. Stevens,
South Norwalit hardware dealer.
is
IIIC
Joseph E. Fowler, the local shipbuild-
01', is suffering from a severe cut on
one of his hands, sustained while
sharpening a tool.
Caleb Wood, of Cove avenue. who
has been ill for the past week, suffer-
ing from an attack of the grip, Is able
III be out again. -
William R. Gilbert surprised his
friends by appearing this morning
without the handsome moustache
which for a long time has graced his
upper lip. lie looks younger than ever.
John Taylor. of Cove street, who
went to St. Augustine. Florida. last fall
Ii‘l' the benefit of his health, expects to
return north next month_ as all the
hotels and pleasure resorts will close
at that Ilme.
William Kellogg who is quite a sport-
man, shot r. very handsome specimen
of a gray fox the other day. Selectman
Hanford, to whom Mr, Kellogg took the
skin to collect a bounty. which the
state pays for foxes, said It was one
of the largest that he had ever seen.
The Junior league is still planninx
for the entertainment to be held I-‘r-I
Iiay March 11th. Another rehearsal
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
II‘-.Iiock and all members are quuest-
cd to be In the Sunday school room
at that time. Mrs. Bowen the presi-
dent of the League will be In charge.
A number of the friends or Miss
Anna Nickcrs'on. coming for the moat
part from the Loyal ,Workers of the
Advent Christian Church. surprised
her Tuesday eIetIing, at her home In
Qttlntartl avenue III South Nonalk. A
pltasant eIenlng ot‘ mush and social
IIlII IIIlons was the result.
Word was received here yesterday, of
the wedding of Mrs. Annie Verity-Reu-
tt-I, duughlet of Captain William II.
Verity of East Norwalk, to Russell w.
”Int-lite, formeIIy of South NorwaliL
The wedding took place Monday in
New York, Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘IIt-ker In-
tontl to take up their residence in Phil—
adelphia, where Mr, Tucker Is now
employed.
A pleasantsurprlse party was given
M r. and Mrs. H. A. Plan, ,at their home
itt lIorena street, East Norwalk. Tues-
day night. sixty or their friends being
In otIendant-e. Several of the guests
came from outof- town The evening
was spent very pleasantly with music
and games. Musical selections were
given by Mr. and Mrs Horace Key~
w,oIIh Mrs. Flag; and Miss Tillie Lar-
sen and Miss Eva. Flags the well-
known youthful performers. A vocal
solo was rendered by Albert Voorhees
and Mrs. Knvw'orth pnd Master Harry
ii'lagg rendered several songs in a very
pleasant manner. The guests depart-
I"l at a late hour. wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Flags good health. happiness and many
returns of E: ”(III
ROWAYTON.
Iloth Sunday schools are preparing
for the Easter concerts.
Two barges of oil were discharged
Monday at Wilson Point. for the stan-
Itrd Oil Company.
Mrs. Mary Themes. who has been
critically ill of heart Itouble, ls again
able to be about the house.
There will be a meeting of the oili-
cial board of the Baptist Church. after
the, regular prayer meeting. tonight.
J. Hetherington. a well-known invalid
chair msnul'acuu‘er, was a caller at
"It‘s Boylston carriage factory. yester-
day.
The Young People‘s Society Christ.
tian Endeavor held a social last-even-
log at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
lirecht.
.‘l‘he Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
list Church Inst yesterday afternoon at
the Baptist parsonage. and that or the
Methodist Episcopal Church met at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
John Sherman Hoyt, of New York
city was at hia‘ summer residenoot‘on
contentment Island. yesterday. and ex-
pacts". to bring iIII family ‘up about April
1st for us summer.
:rae battles?ht Aid Society. or the now,
Minimal (7th la
a Method
m table cloth. all
momma ta than:
Edward t has I! hide:
Iacsn '
tighter to “and mm. owlll w
:36 outta W In the chicken
Walthomberaof
mafia“
mascot!“ M$kar
01$ng
am. int-vars: “‘3’qu Molnar»
pans-us. knew-Ina AI
Iiiraluabls'
demo-a...
A
IQI 11$»;c .z 2
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forhoa, which :
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-w, cares ”doll ru’
h? ‘
DARIEN AND N OTON.
Louis Cuneo, of South Not-walk, wail
a visitor In Iowa yesterday.
‘ Miss Stella Austen has been vialting'
her friend Miss Ethel Staples for the
past day or two.
The next regular meeting of Eagle
liooii and ladder Cello“! will be
held next Monday night.
On Monday. George Stevens of the
MclkInIIII Bicycle Company sold the
first wheel of the season
A new dancing floor is to be laid
III the liarlen Town Hall. The pros-
cnt one Is rather worn and not as good
for dancing as might he wished. Bids
are being asked for the work.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Georgie Whitney! at her home on Tues-
Ilay evening. he‘evenlng was spent
In playing “Pit." Refrelhments were
I‘fil‘t‘t‘ll. Atnong those present were
MI. and Mrs. R, I. Gillette Mr. and
'Mrs II‘. H. Iiindley, Miss Addie WhiI-
uey and Stanley Whitney. Mr. and Mrs.
William Morehouae, Miss chel and
Liean Morchouse.
WESTPORT.
'I'lII linnis Ihlidren tile all or them
laid up with measles.
Joseph Mills has bet-n appointed
janitor or the town house.
to bet home, a victim of grip.
Miss Ethel Jennings is recovering!
from .I sevelc attack of rheumatism
Mrs, .‘\. W. Taylor, who has been
visiting relatives in Springfield, Moss,
is home.
Tonight the musical society will
meet at the home of Dr. Wooster
ileach.
Mrs. John Shanghnessey Is reported
critically ill at her Farms home, with
pneumonia.
A perfect night. Tuesday night, and
several sit-.ighlng parties Weston way.
The end of sleighing is at hand.
Mrs. William Osborn is a patient at
the Stamford hospital. where she re-
cently underwent an operation.
It will he pleasing Intelligence to the
Mary liradley to learn that the. Indy ls
well along the road toward recovery.
"for a protracted sickness. Her sister
has resumed her duties in the library.
It is still speculation in regard to
proposed plans of the Tllleya relative
to Beachside Inn. The air In tilled with
rumors. This is alone certain: that the
Inn and Its surroundings, Including the
unattractive section In the rear will be
materially improved ere the summer
season Is on and the new owners will
probably make of the former hotel a
select countIv club house and render-
vous for the wealthy cottage owners
Eatliaccnl It will prove an ideal spot
fm It shore Tuxedo.
WESTON.
Miss Eva Ferris has returned from It
week’s visit in Norwalk.
Rev. George Barhydt preached III
Emmanuel Church, on Tuesday even-
lug.
Miss Foirchild, of Greens Farms, has
spent n few days with Miss l‘IIIilll
Bradley.
Mrs. l..
few weeks‘ stay in Atlantic City,
Jersey.
.Inmes Meade of Danbury. ls Ilslt
lug his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (‘yllli
Meade. ”
Not-field Grange conferred the thirti
and fourth degrees on seIcrIIl cantil-
dates, Friday evening.
Mildred, the little daughter of I.tt-
nutn Mmdo. has been seriously ill this
R. Hoyt has returned from a
New
care.
There will betn‘o preaching services
at the Congregational Church on Sun-
day. owing to the absence of the pas-
Ior, Mr. Shrlveiy. at his home in Cham-
bersburg, Pa. Sunday school will be
held at 10:45.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Hull, wid-
ow of the late Daniel Hull, was held
on Tuesday. from her late home. Mrs.
Hull had been ill for several months.
and is survived by one son, William
Hull, and one daughter, Mrs. Ebenezer
Church, of Norwalk; also several
grandchildren. She was sixty-five
years of age.
T0. HAVE‘A .coeuaa on eraser
. cans.
Gossip lays Consolidated Will Day I"
Trolley Lines in the State.
It Is the intention of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad to
purchase control of all of the import-
lng to a statement of the road' a piano
made by an oflclal of the railroad Bun-
day in New Haven.
a recent meeting of men who outline
the policy _ot the New Haven road.
This Is known to be a fact. as the au-
thority for the stateme could not
possibly be better The purchase or
control of the Fair Haven and West-
vilie'roal as a matter of fact, a very
amallm mat In connection with the
out.
conversation with a New Haven Union
report diluted oflera which had been
made I) 1th. New Ha (or certain
trolley this which then or Intcnd.
titre. .
It can be stated. however. without
that this
I, -
Miss llertha Brotherton III confinedI
numerous out of town friends of Miss'
week and under Dr. Frank (laments
ant trolley roads in the state. aocord- '
Plans to this end were (IT-cashed at ,
Some tItn'e ago when a certain onl- ,
ciai of the railroad was relieved he, In .
cause It Involved so great an expendl- .,
‘ I l I V' H
I amniotic. . Nahuatl
i station at Sound - oh and n-
! brook each side of this city, were on-
fercd by burglars last llllii. In both
Leases the tickets were left In a Manon
ion the Iloor and the money dra
{ were opened. As the station at
cautious on account of several proviouls
blue for cash w ultleu. Until
the tickets have counted. It will
I not be known whether any are missing.
I broalts' never leave any In their of-
am at nights tower of the bur-1&I' banaot he do
u...—
[RKOUIIM MAI‘I-OFOH FATHII FUR-
An annIversary solemn requiem
mass for the late Rev. John J. For-
long. formerly rector of St. Mary's
Church, was celebrated at the church
yesterday. The onlcers of the mass
were: Celebranl. , Rev. James H.
u uonncll; deacon, Rev. William Mah-
er, l).l)., of South Norwalk, subIdsaoon,
lteI. Thomas H. Shoals], of Westport;
master or ceremonies, Rev. John C.
Pogarty. 'Iu‘o children of the paroch-
Ial school. and the Sisters. waum the‘
It loved so well were.
present III large numbers at the core-
muny.
i
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I ADIRONDACK MURRAY DEAD.
|
ry Harrison Murray, better known as
"Adirondack Murray " died at his homo
here today. He had been a sufferer
' imm kidney trouble for two years, but
|IIIs Ilnai sickness looted only a few
iIIIIyIt.
him.
.— -...‘ -..._.__
FASHIONS.
The [Ilt‘m‘lit‘ bats are Ixcccdingly liv-
tomlng to many faces.
A bit of color ls added to a lace waist
by making its cliffs and collar over
t-.olor
libetty satin makes -iove;y blousts.
Lace and mind are the populat trim-
ming for It,
Even the street gown or heavy ma-
terial has Its touch of white, on both
coat and skirt.
Very often II trimming braid ls pint--
Id at the. very edge of the skirt of
one‘s tailored walking stilt.
Iioth tiny and I-vening wraps are
Imadc entirely of Int-c. Irish crochet is
used for the lIIIIPI‘. and It is both linetl
:nnd Interlined.
What an excellent opportunity to get
II new spring suit the marked-down
winter suits provide. Their style is
good. anti for say 826 one can get a
suit that In the height of the reason
would have ecst her 850 o more.
’l‘ht best possible Impression that you
can make by your dress is to make no
separate Impression at all; but so to
harmonize Its material and shape with
your personality. that it becomes
tributary in the general enect, and so
t‘XI‘lIII-‘l\'ti)’ tributary that people I‘dlt-
not tell after seeing you what kind of
clothes yott wear.——.I. f}. Holland.
The narrow brultis and I-nrds can be
manipulated so easily that they are
thIst jumping into fant Just caught
‘Io an edge I I.y make the mutual sett
to! a finish or if one wants a more cl-
laborutc arrangement she can use this
'same cord and fashion it into motifs
anti pastillrs, placing them thickly or
sparsely on yokes and hats and revere
and calls as her fancy dictates.
Directions for this cleansing and
pleasant shampoo are given by the
"Twentieth Century Hanan" Beat up
an tgg In three tablt-spooniuls of warm
water~not hot. which would cook
the egg—adding to it a tesspoonful of
glycerin diluted with perfumed water
(violet oI- rose, about half and ham
and II pinch of carbonate of potash.
1(‘ul'iKlIIIIlb of potash will help to make
the hair wavy if a little ls used In the
rinsing water). Besides its thorough
cleansing properties, this shampoo Is
Ionic in Its effect, and strengthens the
whole hair structure.
!
Churchx—Dld yOII say your bor Is still
pursuing his studies at college?
Gotham—Yes: he hasn't caught up
with them yet—Yonkers Statesman.
"To me Wagner Is religion."
"Yes?"
"Yes—that Is to say, what I can't un-
dentand I take on trust."—-—Brooklya
life.
stats or
ditto. “ct
each and a
by the use a
l's Catarrh Cu
TBA K .I. CHENEY.
Sworn to before
In my presence. I III day of!
camber, A. It. 198 '
t Seal I 0.1.E A.SON
nally and acts directly on the blow
Bend for testimonials ftee
Sold by all litugglsts, the.
patlon.
o‘uu roan. March s.—-—quIIun lien ,
lie was sixty-four years old.;
Ills wife and four daughters survival
Toledo. Lucas I
no of Catarrh
F. ..I CIIIilNltY It (‘0., Toledo 0.
L;
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WI: CAN cwa'voun wean
and am. no". uoaa can sue arranrlou
I‘ the
”D oo‘l‘mta now was we can cosine tn:
county, ‘
laugh .I Cheney omits; oath that be
Is lor Partner the ruin of F. J.
“g nil. buslnels In the
"City 0 Tulane. ,
acid. and t t "a sun will
sum of 0
‘uIIOINOLY IUIV IIAOON, POI
l THAT IIAOON THII ICAN [Km-
.LINT TIMI T0 HAVI WALL PA-l
and subscribed PIRINO DONE. CONIIOER HOW!
p'MIJCIII HEATER AND FRESH!!!
IAND PRETTIEH YOUR HOUCI
Notary Public. .
Hall’s cIIIImII Cure III taken inteo WOULD IE IF IT wear as rapes
and mucous surfaces of the system.‘
IT I8 A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
Take Hall' s Family Pills (or constig
O.
i
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
the slamming of that
door-4 keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep In
order We've got it.
COMBTOCK, WATKINS O OOW.
'PHONI,r ’43-5.
rm-ii E. Woman’s
to First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Telephone Cali, 135-2.
FOR STEAM AND
NOT WAI'ER HEATING
INIURII A WARM HOUSE. DAY
AND NIGHT, IN COLDECT
WEATHER.
m yours-Iv.
Ni LIBERTY STREET.
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(”60,106.
. INC. DECORATING.
plans which the road Intends to carry / ‘
\
"Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
puto lacs and General Macb-
do. w tel UM -.
THE 6. N. RcKIBBIN
H'F’G 0'),
White Curtain Poles with Fia-
Cloth Window Shad“ with
fringe 3:.
Solid use not Curtain am. sot-gm ""9““ mm.
3 It. long, with fixtures. toc. , Io- agiafallthla fill. or knit—'3 '0:
Shore-CIR" Can Opener. cuts 3.9“?" “:3; I
easily. No rugged“. 1.3“ r. J a a o...
0°III‘I’ ITIIL PAIINO KNIVIO.
comma. Wear: sauc-
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Wail Pa l'Sillii.
g [’8 lite IIsIII Stanton Cosme
20 was czar. oIscounr. (Incorporated).
linking room for new goods, we are
glvl 80 t. disco t l
"-35 «0:32.313. . “" °" Daily F rotght Line
50c Paper, «II:
to r , In
to: 9:32; 2.. Moon“.
25c Paper. soc SOUTH NOR
Borders same discount. and NEW RX.
To Order—waded Shades. Pic- 3mm" a" o, , "k
turo from” and 3WD
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SP5?! Freight received trots #0..“ ya. u a p. I».
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by Four Years
The residence or Thomas
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The to... Side Peed Boilers,
“ad for Catalogue and Investigate ,
tutu t LIIIIIIIIIII comply. '
cum ambulances
I_;I4_
aristocrats? fining. ,'
t.» .
”WI. ' f? ’
who tot-day - ilaa
chant: taping the loo which
blocked Port Chester harbor also. N
Year's ave. The Ice was found to b.
three feet and a ball In thickness.
Two hundred one pound sticks of art
namlto have so far been used. Than
wot It Is being done by the Port Chester
Transportation Company, which
not been (this to get a boat thrOughi
this year.
THI
Bill lililliillL W
tours NORWALK. coda. ,
capital.
mint.
t Profits.
solicits ICCOIIIIII or Instvlousic. III-vol
«future's, merchants and corporatloni
open favorable toms.
EDWIN l-I. MATHIWION. Pros. ‘
JOHN use Vice-Proo- .,
‘ taco-5a. iairoumsmm.
J h H K DIRECTOHO.
o n . napp Hour of
Josiah a. Marvin amr‘lmman
Chriatlan Dwarf: Wll Mill
E. H. Mathewson John II. Light
M. H. Rowan.
DAVID FunW. RAYMOND. I
«alum I
and Emulsion ”"
I! North Main St. "malls
Residence. 0 0mm
Telephone at house. I“. ' '
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wean can or m
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large 1m and mm.
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3“ka Broken, mat
limiters New York
he .5 Broadway and '
chwsmst. «York. I,
WWImfl.lsaager..
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Denny 8.3mm, nopmmtativo.
1 Lauder Eh. South Norwalk. Ct.
Book-
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" so the lid on
y - City of:
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prooobdi
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solo guilty
opened ln‘ ltamlord
ground or r » ,, ._ . .
which won I! prove Ti' ii I ~ .
now mlagat WWI II
M'o
raw man. ...-
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"' titan? or. sultan
Cam Marked m pm; ogre
HON “PM
h the nude. III mournfthbro
lar tomorr III 'I ." l(3
W 'wflmgc 'lI Ivu tented
Dietrich i out ’i U MINI“
hwlon et .IIIItIuII oi lesldonl 9'.
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of non-realtlt I III” Iii .III ’II.“ . III-
lliu- Mullte v 1‘. tom hi 9‘ in
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Limited \'- “solar; ”Mafia g
meat . 00!!!"le ,r
of It I. ' I l. entt‘ Stellnl 6171 art I.
FIIIIiI 'i‘ Staples mist! _
teat! 't‘ motion to gush! ‘ _I-
no; .\' !-‘ Curtis ‘ 3!:
III. Ilalntifi'I I ruII‘t 'vm In! a
II 'IIIII‘ LIIWSIII I! Whit. ‘11:).
\I“. In his I'lll‘t‘ Iciosttrol
(‘ollvmlcr rs Thomas F‘ CO“
Illa, Iliw-Ilosm- 0' defense or;
me; Lizzie 1'0""th ‘I'It. Dili‘ét
further OI‘III‘I of notion Id;
.1sz ya. f‘lat Ince II. 103“,
order of IIUIII'III .ItIcob‘ somatic . ,
Agnes RnsI-IIbloam allowapoii ‘
fend: Famls Alien vs. Town 0' _
Ivulit motion I'm" answer. laden §g~
I .I.,_ W. lllam P Kirk, bonds or
wetnion '
i' r. untested divorces—Julia git} I!“
(II'. I‘ (tell. Emma Narle vs.
Nitric, Iicssc I.. Parsons v G '
Parsons Margueritte II. Bligh
Ienry W. Mitchell, airpat lily,
Anna (‘ Smith Jettn Pr ,
‘am .\I Preston. ‘ '
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TO iNSTALL arsra Ira-a0 hi
Officers of Illa Patriotic 0
Americans Will Visit Icuih NO
vIaIIt. Tonight. ,
The state editors of Is"
Order of the Sons of America '
state will more to South Norir
alrht and dll'.‘ - 'l the meetin-
ington Camp. No I. Ate :ihla“
William II. Samoa, the stats .~
presldtnt, will be lastiiiiol pro _ ’
‘succccflnv the iallo Edna I‘ who
:er. owaIir'ian. 2
I Save candidates wll‘ ‘I' My.
lby the team from Camp Nd. Nah
v.en whiclI‘I ' tonridered 0:01.;
best III I'Ic sit" '-
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at oth iyinvs, Int stir .ia
)
ament
to the I . II' ‘
It, supper at l‘ I‘ in‘d £34 hat-‘1.-
es mad. All “.4173?! an faunas} I!
f to be p: :Ixent. . ,
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South Norwalk. "mull. was painted with load. It I. flit" v nuggets not I
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Have no aupuler. Can show than 301‘ WATER HEATING. It
In operation. HEATING. I}
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