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Chocolate and
. Ribbon ,Candil
9. Posts . of
yNilil'w'llk. In. the guests of lianburyl
1.1rionds Sunday.
The Nines Sherwood. of Southpoit
are the guests of Miss Hattie Punsolt.
Chestrfiflrost Saturday and Bill
The sun 1 meeting of the (‘uy of
Norwalk w 11 be held this evening at
the town nrmbly hall Wall strtei.
'i‘lie nnuua appropriations will on
made at this time. The council will
"1001 sites: the clty's‘meetlng.
A trolley car in charge of Conductor
Asa iowndes and Motorman Richard
iiiuin. went off the track in Rowayiou.
Saturday and Into a ditch there. it
was nearly an hour before the car
was replaced on the tracks.
The Old Wcll Laundry has a branch
at William P. Beera' stationery store 0
South Main street. You can leave yout
laundry there and call for it or it will
I
Localisation.
Mrs, 0. H. Keefer continues very ill. _
Edward Hall; ‘tbo nTChL man it
Lane's restaurant has roslgned.
The barge habit has art lved with a
cargo of coal for ,lohn ii. Ferris.
Brasilia D. Egbert. of Elizabeth
street is quite sick with pneumonia.
Robert 1.. Watkins of South Main
street has a severe attack of the grip.
A regular meztejdg ‘3! Norwalk Lodge
of Elks will be \etlncsday, March
1, .
Robert Fair. of Seymour. was visit-
ing yesterday' withvfrietili in South Nor-
waik. .. .
John Roms‘on of Grays street who
has been seriou‘sly ill with pneumonia
is better.
Mrs. fie‘dérich'a Weston. of Hanford
Place. is suffering drew an attack oi
the grip
The barge Wyoming. coal laden, is
being unloaded ‘at thn H. Feiris'
wharves
Frederick Glrum of New Rochelle
spent Sunday with rolatlvcs at 11 West
uwnue notwallt
Read all Abdul.
railroad fn“ the :1.
Medicine Company."
Miss Adelle Ethra‘u daughter of
Theophlle‘ Bhphr'a of West Norwaik.
has gone to New Ybi‘k to reside.
Albert Davis. of rookgido who has
been quite 111, is chnéldorably improv-
cd.
Two cargoels ‘qf
ll. Ferris yester
John E.
isms.
Mrs. John. H.~.Ferrls is qtilte ill at
her home in West street with a se-
vere cold. which has settled on her
lungs. ,
The sewl sale stlll continuesat
the Howian Company. Better glva
them a calf and save money on sewing
materials.
Mrs Pitoehl! A‘.‘ Chopin-2 mother of
Mrs. Theo eogigile;
with pneu bin. at her home in West
Norwalk. .
McKinley Command Veterans of the
Spanish War. will hold an election of
officers and a “bean bake" at the arm-
ory on Thursday of this week. '
Spring hats are now ready at Rog-
ers & Stevens and they will be glad to
show you all the latest styles. Read
their ad. for furthegp’articulars.“ 1.,
The Wichmah- Thyrol! case which
was to have been tried this morning
in the town court. wa‘stagain postponed-
on account of the absence of witnesses.
0' new. elevated
of the Dr. Dick
lsrrlved for .lohn
all In the barges
Berwind,._and .Ellen Mchl-
The on 3319M. ms wares. rib
bobns. lacs! . lei fl! goods still
continues a a haunt? Store. mad.
the ad. and matter a. dollar will
go in this sale.
Exclusive modes for spring frocks,
imported memorized chariots and a
sale of crockery and china are the spec
tale in the D. 11. Read ad. today. For
particulars see ad. '
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Harlem/R.- Prescott. of
Roton Hill. ‘hlrs. in t is a daughter
of Mr. and hit :10 erbym. Mother
and child 51$ m: '
if you buy the N11119:“ Biscuit Com
pany a crackers at :20 New York Groc
ery company's 010 on will auto
money. There' mic r interesting
items in the add 3"!“
Miss Elsie '1‘. Raymond has returned
to her home in South Norwalk, after
spending the past. few days as the
guest of her uncle. Chester F. Tolies
of South 0111! street; Ansonia. s ‘
ff you are looking!" a‘pood piano
cheap read the ad: the M. Stelnort
& Sons Company. to all the
best makes and lion
1st you Is. to rain. M .hot
The Board at mission-s c: the south
Norwalk Club Sat evening,
pointed the follow commit-
tee v. A. seoaeuis manzz'l miles
bed, a. w Fitch 1.3. Sign: sought.
Alter ‘
The fact thpt the _;
the city are hegin'ni'
balls and are pl :
though to a 1131
of the evl
approaching. ..
It.“ll;'¢lélh¢f
.- is. really
Euphrat. has been ill -
can sat .
bc delivered. You can also pay your
bills there. Telephone 137-2.
l’lans which Won drawn by Archi-
tect W. S. Knapp, of South Norwalk.
fur a 33.000 residence on be erected for
w. A. Toilet! are ready for figures. it
will “1' 22x31 feet, heated by furnace,
and provided With all modern improve
tucnts
"lltc (‘oiuiuerdal Record shows the
uni estate tiansactiona of Notwalk.
lust month, as numbering thirty-five.
with mortgages of $11,635. in Febru
ury, 100:1, there wtre sixteen sales and
mortgages of 88,250. Last week there
were ilvc sales. with mortgages of $21
000. ,
The engagement ls announced of Dr.
A. Leilaron Stebbins. of Colchcsior.
University of Pennsylvania, 1001. to
Miss llurriet lllnztr, of Midtllctown.
.laughter of L. R. hazcn. Miss Hagen
is a graduate of Mt. Hoiyoke. college,
111111 at present a teacher in Bacon
Academy. Colt-heater. ‘
Ely. Raymond, South Not-walk. C. W.
Park. J N Freeman. G. W. Drumard.
New York: W-. H.vSykes New Haven;
J, C. Donnell“ H. B. Oliver. Boston;
E M. Hughes. Ashland. Kin: EM Ox-
den anti wife. Middletown. CL: . J.
Cunningham. Danbury. were guests
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
Easter bites the typical flower of the
liollday-tbat comes at the end of Lent
will probably no plenty in Noiwnlk
this spring, although Eastoi comes un-
isnplly early this year. Thetc are
nlehty of the l. to. in the green houses
rid they are far advanced as tisual at
this time of year. if the wrather is
(avomblt’. and "there is plenty of sun»
shine there will be no lack of lilies 101‘
Easter.
it is generally understood among
Knight Templars that Colonel J. W.
Knowlton, of Bridgeport, will be tli-‘t'l-
{‘11 grand commander at thcannual coli-
ciare of the grand commander in Dan-
bury_ March 15. to succeed the Rev.
Andrew C. Hubbard. D. D.. of Dilli-
bury, the [111188111 grand commander.‘
it is customary to advance the grand
ifflcers to higher ranks front your to
Near, and“ is considered probable that
there'wii. be a general stepping up one
position higher a1 along the line.
With oyster gathering along tht
oanectl‘dut shore of the Sound inten-
nerod wlt by heavy floating ice deal
have en sending to Narragansett
Jay and also to Maryland for supplics
) add to the limited yield of thc lJon-
ectlcui beds. However it has been
difficult to get supplies from these out-
ide sources. A schooner loaded with
larragansctt bay oysters was detained
,iy. ice and severe weather nearly a
.nonth in reaching New Haven. Cites~
peaks bay has been filled with float-
‘ng ice for weeks past. and the gather-
ing. of. oysters is quite as dlflcuit as it;
iorthern w.aters
When the Bridgt port newspaper tuci
made their anual spring visit to tht
grim headquarters on Friday. ex
ieii'ments were made to determine the
g of" prions animals for spiritu-
bus and sit liquors. it an bowel
..ud tbs als wfll not touch spirit
ions 'llqit rs unless educated to their
me by administering stimulants in
sickness. The animals were offered
in successlqn shallow pans containing
beer claret whisk and gin. Thc
lgers fink; beer and the
lions” other animals .of
that "lit would touch nothing. A
domain g. or tapfr drank beer freely.
The would min only claret.
A, from South Africa drank
'ieer: .b lar bear refused everything,
iered. ‘yTho‘ small elephants refused all
kinds Mot Iiducr. while large ones took
whiskey and water with which they
tire familiar through its use as a inedi-
c ne.
SALE‘DF FIFTEEN CENT auger
MUSIC SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Ban at of Misery Hall Polly Prim
Two 9, 1 Ain't Got No Use For
Sleamfly Little Coney lslo. Parsifal.
Palace of Silver and Gold. Dawn of
The Century. fin Wearia' My Heart
A You. Only a' Soldier Boy.
.1110. ”to... -
”.COIJMINS
, tAusws omits.
10 final nit. Strut; sous. serous.
Aguafar A. a. W sauna
‘1'me
1nd I T ibet bear took everything 01- ‘
nor Grant flamingo“.
THE MODERN HAT STORE AIMS TO PROVIDE A BECOMING
HAT FOR EVERY CUSTOMER. HAS \TO HAVE A VARIETY OF
. STYLES TO FIT A VARIETY OF FACES. THATIS OUR WAY. '
FIVE DIFFERENT BLOCKS TO CHOOSE FROM IN THE DER-
SIES. . HIGHEST QUALITY AT EACH PRICE: 12,.AND S3.
VARIETY movers in THE sorr HATS, auuumo TO FLAT
sums. MOSTLY WIDE. some WITH HEAVY ROLL is BACK AND
TURNED oowu m FRONT; some IN THE SAME STYLE wrri-t
NARROWER DRIM. S2 AND 33.
OTHER SIGNS OF SPRING—CAPS. TAM GOLF CAPS, AND THE
NEW SPRING NECKWEAR lN REALLY ASTONISHING VARIETY.
ODDS AND ENDS OF SUITS. OVERCOATS AND HEAVY WEARS
GENERALLY AT PRETTY LOW PRICES, JUST TO CLEAR THEM
‘ OUT. NEED ANYTHING?
RogersStStevens
Successors to Comslook Bra!
SOUTH NORWALK.
Sstfslsam'lv or Mons)! ' ck. ..
t9 " HF
Spring Hat‘s
--R eady .1
ARE YOU READY TO SPRING A SPRING DERBY?
READY WITH THE PROPER SHAPES.
WE'RE
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“rsL. cALL, 32-2.
if m'istghes occur. if anything goes wronfifid’ud you
don‘t report it. is it our fault'i We both nuist dotour part,
Your mmmy back if you want It, is ours, telling us if
we are at fault and getting satisfaction yours.
Prices just now are high cuough without adding the
cost of dirt. dust and foreign seeds to your outs. Ilt'llSl’
biiy where they screen them for you, always clcan.
Buy Oats Thais Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
‘4
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2:25.
Prlvlh
“my. act.
EST. 45 YRS
known' pla’n‘os:
'IHI'
‘ OPERATORS or 45 sronas.
we ate Nan uhjoiIANi) REPRESENTATII as
of mantle well-
‘0')
STEIN’WAY.HUME.HARUM.\N.\1ASON a llAMlthllJEWETT,
WOODBURY SllUNlNGER and CURTIS; also the ouiplt- of Till"
AEOIJAN CO.
in our second hand‘ sloth will is found many good “All” of oth-
er makes at pi ices ranging from $1000 up
This week we have one fine Mahogany
SHONINGER PIANO
upon which We have received some rent by assuming balance of lease.
\' 011 can save
;.;$85. 00.
it"
in taking advantage of this offer you will secure a strictly high-
grade piano at the price usually charged for cheap, lnfcrlor
manta.
instru
We will arrange moderate monthly payments 0 any instru-
ment you may select so do not hesitate to giasp this opp
tinlty.
Our Monthly Bulletin will be s ‘11! you upon receipt of ypnr address.
TUNING ANDtrREPAIRlNG.
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S. E. DIBBLE'.
Broken
Humor! Slack. 9d Hoodlum Strum"
~ Secular-whims", .
.~ groom, ”Adamo sun norm sountrr no span 611 ohm;
Migranroawoaos it
owns RENTED. _
TEL. 16“.
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Vé'MII-J Hi”
We unsettaf
couscous sva'ur.’
WHITE PINE
AND TAR
This is an oxcollont prepara-
tion
FOR caucus
AND cows. .
'I‘IIII Lillillllll PHARMACY
The Prescription 81018.
All cars plus the door.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
Is a decided success and ne vcr before at tit-Io. 11mg. "I
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
MEN’S sun's AND OVER. .
. soars, _ cons.
formerly priced $10.31: and
$13.50. now at one price,
$7.98.
now at one price,‘\ ..
$1569.
TODAY in win. srassr.
WALL STREET. ill: 10 a. m.—The
tendency ol opening prices of stocks
was quite decisively downwards under
the apprehension of the decision today
in the Northern Securities case. boss
on were small but uniform. Pennsyl-
vania ll'tl the way with a decline of
59.
WALL STREET. Noon—The markci
became intensely dull but firm about-
Saturday's level. Amalgamated rose
91.. Woolen. pfd. advanced 2% and Gen-
eral Chcinicul pfd. and Snuff pfd. a
point. Consolidated (ins and Virginia
Carolina Chemical lost a point anti Des
Molncs and Fort Dodge 2. Honda were
steady.
WAILS"1REET,1 p 1:). Some short
lines were covrc rod and the market rose
slightly when it was announcod that
no Northern Securities declnli'm Would
be handtd uown today Sugar moved
up 1% on the advance in refined sugar
General buying soon ceased and the
market bu'amotsluggish and easier.
TODAWO.GUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires 0
Maples & Goldschmidt. commissio
Brokers Swan: 8: Corbett .Block.
South Norwalk. 'Telephone 153.
Open ng’h. Low. 1:30
Amul. Cop.. 45% 16% 45% 10%
Am C & 1“ pf. 69%. 09% 119% 139%
Ant. lcc. "flu 71g 7% 71.14
Ant. lcc. pf.. 30% 31 . 30% '31
Am. 1.0co.. 2214, 221/; 2:: 221/.
Am. Sugar, 22%; 2-114 2214 231/2
Anaconda. 0;: it: 0... 62
.t. 'r, a s. Fe, 151% as» 61% 05%
A T ti: 8 199.111.8859 89 88% 89
Hallo. & Ohio. 7411‘ 71% 73% 7-131.
B'klyn. it. ’1‘.. 119311 4014'. 331A; 40
Chen. 8‘: Ohio. 291/. 29.9” 2913 29%
t‘bfGt. West, 11‘}; 141‘; 141’. ”E‘s
(711 M & St l’..13b’” 1391/4 1381; 139
Col. 1". 81.1., 29 . 21W. 29‘)! 159%
Col. South. in" 17% 1611:; 17
Con. Gas, 191 _ 191V, 191% 191%
Del. & find. 151 15111 153%, 154%
Erie, Lam-j 22- 2254. 22%
Erie. 1st pt‘.. Ii“ 62% 617,1, 611..
(left. Elec. 160 "1150 160 100
ill Cctitrsl.126" 1203/. 126% 12011:.
hon & Nash. 1023 10256 102 102k.
Manhattan. H3 1-1316 142% 14314.
Met.St. Ry.. 11,1}m1131a 113% iii
Mex. Central. 1114441114 "10% 1114
hi. K. 8: '1‘.. 15%; 157A 15% 1511.
1110. Pacific. 'S’t‘h‘. . 87‘s 87% titles
Nat. Lead, 14% 14'»; 14% 11%
Met. St. Ry” 113" 113% 113* 114
Norf. Al West. 55', 50% 54% 135%;
Ont. & West, 19% 20% 1971; ‘ ‘20
Penn. R. 11., 112% 11.1 112% 112%
Peo. Gas, 07%. 9771. 976.. 97%
Reading.- 3th 40% 391,43 tauz
Rep. Steel, 7“; 711 7% 7%.-
Rock Island, 20 20%. 19374. 20%
South. Pau. 111 43% 42% 4211.13
Sou. Ry. (30.. 18%. 18's 18% 18%
Tenn. 0. a 1.. 351., 355. sou, 3514
Texas Pain. 22% 321,43 2 .114. 2239
Union Poo. 73 73%: 71's 73%
U. 8. Leather. 7 7 7 '
U, S. Math. pf. 78 71“,; TN 78%
USReal&Con7» _7 7‘ 7
U. S. Steel. 10% '11 10% 107i.
[1. 5. Steel, pt. 66% 55’»; 54’s} 55%
Wabash, pf.. 33%; 33% 3‘.’ 33%
RECENT Analysts or VEs‘sELs.
NEW YORK, March 'l.—Steamer
Hellig Olav. from.(mpsnhagcn, pass
ing Sandy Hook 6 a m.
The twenty-third annual report of
the Connecticut Humane society has
Just been issued. The pamphlet con-
tains seventy pages and numerous
half-tone lilustratlops are included.
The frontlspiece isa picture of the so-
ciety's building" on Pmptct street.
Hartford. Several Illustrations are giv-
en of cases receiving attention from
the general agent. The book contains
the annual reports of the president, the
Rev DcLosa Love Secretary Chandler
E. Miller. Treasurer Ralph W Cutler
and General Agent Dwight W. Thrall.
Colonel W.-H. Claim-U. S. A.. who
has been ill with pneumonia at tho
Hoablein. in Hartford, for the past. ten
‘ 8- days has so favorably progresssdas
to permit of his mineral on Friday.
to the home of Cr ‘1‘. Millard No. 30
'.| Lewis street. nartford. where the col- .
odd will remain daring oonvs’esdencc,
W -
Junior PAM—Ymn Jones has
overalsyod his vs'eatIoa ilva' days. Shall
we dro hhn’.
-Sonior Partner-No: p-rotnots him.
That shows he ain't afraid of hard
work. —Judge.
Archibald—Halo
)1th rs
game span
3:110 be asking
gimme ’a
somwirssss’ .
swearing w
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $15 and $16.50.
now at one price,
$12.20.
new at one price. , .3 ‘ ,,
SIC-39 ‘ . .7' ‘
era. Underwear. Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and 616ch
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICED. i
SELLEGK 8t PRIGJ
' Clothiers and Furnishers, '1; -t,- It ,‘
’3 Wfihinkton Street. South Notwal'lt. T' .
n .l
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BRIEF MENTION
HOME POTATOES—if you are par-
ticular and object to large potatoes
and have a prejudice in favor of home
grown Potatoes, now we can supply
you at 35c peck. Malno Potatoes, 32:
pack.
HOME EGGS—A limited supply
from my home at 450 doz. All laid
within fort yeighi hours.
GORTON'S COD FISH—Free from
bones. Prepared with great care. FIIh
Baits prepqud from this are fine. Saar
enable goods, 15: pkg.
Some Fins Cabbage, 4l/ac lb.
Stock renewed.
fat Pork.
White Meat.
That delayed washburn’s and Croa.
by's Flour has now arrived. Bags
only. 29.1%}!
FOR THE CHILDREN
ssscm. sALa or CARI”
.That candy can of narcissism in '1’“
a neglected condition for «no m. i
but now we have "stock“ .
with penny goods. and so
shape to do brain?"
ary 27.1w" vqlway
worth of candy w til ovary (WWI
sold, or two for one. 1 Poppy
only. Come and ass.
0x Hurt Chocolates "011M 1th.
with smoth velvet brunt- 'qhd MM’
can Vanilla 20c Ib- 151%»wa
mentioned hers in turns: M1
count I 111051“
AII
should have read
lb.
ma
,. We StillLudfn -~ , . .
LOW PRICES ’
(or "
FIRST QUALITY GOODS ,,
Butler .- 'gufif...‘-‘.
600 Teas 45c 58s“ Vermont 26011)
All kinds laud Tabla suitor tab in
Coffee
.,.t...t .3
.T .
to:
am Maud J an is; 5mm, Fresh“ . .1.
M and J Blood '280 ij ‘ I
rm prints” ’30! Ibl 50C. dbl
Remember. we give presents with our Tess and Gaffes.
—— uu' .”
“l' -X l .
The largest and best. Hat-slop It lb"
4 Ibs.,' 26o. ‘ 1
Blue. Want-1M“; . ,5
Halibut. Pike, Pleksrshc III“ PM
Smelt. Pinon Hussite. mummies. * ’
Butter Fiat, sauces Mackerel, Us.
and Round Clams ando n.
Cleanup Stile—i—l’rloes Cut 111‘ 11w I I
Entire stock of Fan and winter aoods must be sold 5 ‘ ,1
or cost, to make room for the coining spring season. The sbtlrs 50% is; ‘ 5
of this seasons goods and constant of ladies' Cloaks, Suits. ' ‘ ‘ '
drui's Jackets, infants long ‘uta short Coats.- and a full and campfire
Illusory. it will also be to your advantage to some and aaaé
'0". ”main thoPor hns‘otthls season's goods. ‘ ‘..-' .
The Fair Cloak and For
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