l has-inhu-
F01- Norwalk and vicinity:
or rain tonight and Tuesday; warmest
Ionllht. A disturbkilce Is “cent“! Illiii
morale; in the Lake region. cloudy
Wtilther and rising temperature wtih
liiht rain or snow prevails generally
edit of the Mississippi River. . No
Mr! Iow thnperstur’es were reported
mot-aids.» . ditlous favor Icr
V "3s vicinity cloudy“ ether with light
a and brisk southerly winds.‘
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mastic: “Dossier Fowler Post,
CIA LR. R.,wiii“ us hold this evening.
Nilli‘s Add. Elliott, or NoIWnlk has
litters visiting Westport friends
S-I-gIetu annual bail Comatock Train
fs Lodge. Music Hall tomorrow
I.
“your Brothers' nod
‘lthrwala. out most
ill stewsrt. of New Haven, was
a- via tor In Norwsllt aster-day,
Nine convidin wiilbe dischiirsed
from the state prison during March
wQuestion stun. Ancient Order
still of the Nybtic Chain, will hold
it What tannin.
e .iiorwiir Medical association
lhold s idestlns with Dr Wrikht
Bean, West attends.
l l , MI Ill -
firemen.“ we. .2.
‘fly lnuli
tomorrow avionics.
“wheel
9m«‘ti
dtbiiibrroiv {would}.
‘the South Nor-
Visitors or
tight1 W bird! of Council-
men w it be field tonight at s o’Giocn.
Biddkyor John J. Cavanhth In re-
do during from a wish to attack of the
mo it his home on Eminent Terrace.
W
~Dcht ferret the Trsiamen's ash,
tomorrow hunt in Matte. Hall.
lair. midi! V" K. Preston Sherwood.
at can: island. have been a pith ding
365:1 days with local friends and
as.
M—
The licpdty Ahtruoon Whist Cl u
listings e‘htdrtiih’ed this afternoon
i‘s chard Ii Golden, at her home
In West avenue.
Joieph Kendrlchson, who Is employ-
ed In the bales of the inccmobile Corn.
y In Brld sport spent Sunday at
it home in orwalk.
lilies Daley, Williams, of Norwalk.
wit spending a few days this week
With Mrs. Oliver ii. Jennings. of
Green rams. . »
Heraldry little of the state board or
dilution. wIII address a tenchars'
Mtlhl in Westport. at 3 p 111.. Fri-
day, on “Hitter-y.”
Allah!” 09M?“ Kill. is back from
aiflgm to uhln a. “0!? be con-
sults hash. ill in re-
tdl‘d to “Initial! odllllBCIed Wlth the
rchr and hdrbo‘i- bill.
~What'a the secret of happy. vis -~
orcus health dimply keeping the
bowels Ins stoihtch. the liver and the
noya strong and active Burdock
Blood Bitters does It. ,
Letter to Marvin area,
East' Norwalk.
Door Sire: The Fair Grounds build
inxs. Cobicsklll. N. Y., were painted
Devoe last year.
Two other paint agents said the job
would take 150 gallons (their price
was is cents less a. gallon)
Our agent said not over 125.
it toolt 115. - We saved but at least
Site on paint and labor.
The American House. Tsansrsville.
N. it. was painted two coats last year:
0...? of
'thirty evening.
of, the Board
crwaik will be
n
Quay" Charles lianer. across the street.
but on one coat Devon
Mr. Wiltss (American House)
sorry It. didn't paint Doves.
on title cost was better than Wilts};
tw
stipends on the paint.
”Yours truly, annals; *‘l‘ftflwkflb 83min. gong
' orwa . 0y , . . s . .
77. raw. ”WWI ‘5 602.5- mom Jr. mutant: ((3! a. dog. slot»
ED”. South orwaik: WW! I" a ur ay or rm sy
solitaire a Biaples Hiram my. It the Hm! Clifford-
Not-walk, and iii. iii. nor-ham, last Nor»
v." o I. .
walk. sell our "paint.
Juana Shadow
Of‘l'oi‘mar Prices ,
“JOAN CUIIDW HAM! ANN IACON‘
W/s‘ LI.
FIIIH PLATE lie as.
32 South Mint Sitter. ,
_ in iackwcod’s' Hall.
Q ll; ! VVVVVER 01'
tam Wear-2
Bani“! 0o. oil “it?! or? all
' thrusts" MIXES
The Misses Agnes McGrsth and Jo-
sepbine Donahue, of Waterbury. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.
MchIllams, of Academy street.
Jamesc. Parker is visiting friends
in North Main street. Mr. Parker
is well known In. this city. having for-
merly. resided here. He Is at present
New Haven.
The town board of school visitors
are softe edulad to hold their retuiar
month y meeting tomorrow eyening at
dvo'clock at- the ethos of the select-
men at the town assembly hall build
In: in Wall street:
4-hou-
Miss Ethel Brooks, of Derby, is a
fittest at the home or Mrs. Jessie B.
Gerard, It Bayyialw avenue. havins
come to Iowa to attend we Norwalk
Yacht Club reception Friday evening.
John F. McMahon and Mdlthew Gor-
hett. comprising the Board of Relief
of South Norwalk, are to meet or the
last time Tuesday, February 2‘? from
7.30 to 9 p. m.. at. the Council chain-
her In Haviland street.
M
There were fourteen sales of real
estate in The Norwalks, last week,
with mortgages at 84. 860, according to
the Commercilll Record. For the third
week In February last year there
{are five sales and mortgages of $13.-
50
The special Sunday school service
at Grace Church yesterday afternoon
at i oclcck was largely attended. The
Sunday school choir singles proved a
very gratifying success. The rector.
Rev James Benton Werner, delivered
an address.
Quite a large number of people were
attracted to the Wall street bridge
yesterday, to witness the skating on
the upper harbor. in addition to the
many who skated on the Ice some in
dulaed In the novelty of walking all
about the harbor. which is still coy-I
cred with very thick ice. it would
be probably impossible fcr any local
vessel to plow its way throuah
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~Handsome souvenirs to every lady
attending the Traiumen's dance in
Music Hall, tomorrow night.
Howard Gray. of F‘slrileld, a con.
tractor and buildin‘s. was in Danbury.
Friday for the purpose of making ar-
rangements to build a small hotel at
Fairneid Beach for Frank Labate,
of Danbury, on a lot which he recently
mounted in the sectlon of Falrfield
ch known as Little Bridgeport. The
building will~ contain fifteen rooms.
An intelligent appearing Hebrew
stopped hotels the bulletin announc-
ing the assassination of Grand Duke
Surplus of Russia. in trout of The Ben»
tinel odice. Friday. and after studylns
It for a time an expression of deep
adtlsfsctlon oversprsad his features.
Turning to a bystander he remarked
with some emphasis: “He was a bad
man. a very bad man! it is well!"
Governor Robert! has been the fol-
lowing appointments: Daniel Ollhan.
of Bridgeport. Inspector of steam boll-
.ers of the fourth district. and lore-
miah Sullivan. of Norwich inspector
of the third district both for three
years loom March: James A. daniord
at Stratford. Wilbur Beardsley of En-
Ion. Williams Gerhaln Bdlituel P.
Senior, Patricks Toomcy. .B Greene.
Dwight H. Hall and Charles Sher-
wood, all of Bridgeport, H N Can-
. old of Huntlnstcn. James 1. ch of
bull, 'l‘homus Wilson of rfield.
railroad policemen on application of
Bfldseport Hydraulic Company
Edm- T. Belden Charles L. Brooks.
New Haven. B. (l Cram, BridaeporIII
[.0 Gordon. 0. E Warder. W Ingra—
ham Mr. and Mrs. Iii H..liacker Jules
Mil‘ostor, Louis J. Murdden, Coarse
F. Albertou, George Kempthn. Samuel
Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. lit. 0. Cooper.
Jules Lee Porter. New York. 3. B
Dibble, Bowsytcn: Nil-swirl. G. harass.
Miss ill. Barnes. Philade o:phia B. W. J.
Ewing. Baltimore NIL; Joesph llama,
.s Bouthtcn. N. I. cum. Springfieldwy
“TH. ll. Reinlrakton Brooklyn:
Goddard. .l.0 Goddard. Waterbury;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles in. Steele and
daushter Dorothyn Miss Johnson.“
Till Milli.
"Beforeswe can sympathise with
y. you. she died Baths“? and was
Illll'lliil Tuesday,
‘ to that in a moment she was envelop-
the accident.
.“ the past summer returning to West
encased In the insurance business In I
by w slur rlili Isv vi
its. was hum toidealh at her
the In west‘Wianeld. N. it. last
The accident was
sound by lira Nill's clothing catchld
to Item the kitchen stove. due us
drus‘itrnnlto latte a hotfitcttld hold the
stove. The sum causht dre bed this
dommunlcaied to her other clothins
Id In flames. she lived a weer; after
Mrs. Hill was the widow of the late
Moses Bill. of Bedding. She was a sis
tor of hire. IJ I3. Mead. of lid Garfield
avenue. DanbuI‘y with whom she spent.
Winfield in October last.
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”RATING FOLIY'B HONEY AND
Foleyl a Go TChIesgo, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley’ a Honey
and Tar many Imitations are offered
(or the genuine Ask for Foley’s
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute altered as no other preparation
Will give the same satisfaction. It
III mildly laxative. it‘ contains no op-
Iates and is safest for children and
delicate persons. Sold at Plaisted's
Dru: Store. I"
AMANO
teller. In It
iii-those home Is
rlad 'l‘uasdit ofth s
prance Miller
of Partchester. The occasions:v too coll
Rises in that city. , They will he {
ems Baturdsys inrhprll and his ay ll
West 102ml su- 0w York city.
Meeker is it s rs. Burr blocker.
of this place a a staduate of the
Yale Law scliV _ For some time he
has been pract' lap in New York city.
I
. All census, “molds and pulmonary
complaints than are durable are quick
ly cured by Otto Minute Cough Cure
Clears the phloem. draw out Indsm
motion and heals and soothes the at
footed parts. Ittrenzthens the lungs
wards off pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Chi
ford Pharmacy.
ANOTHER WIFE FOR HOCH.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20.———M rs. Mary Kyle
who has identified a newspaper pic
ture of‘Johaun Hoch as the husband
who deserted her several years ago in
Chicago, Is the second Baltimore we
man claiming to be a victim of the
alleged bl enlist. A letter has inform
ed the po toe of her existence Mrs
Kyle says she left her husband short
uly after their marriage In 1898.
F SENSE
Is the man who best preserves those faculties with which nature has endowed
him. He
y"hnte to wear glasses"—-most people do—‘vbut the man of in
telllsencc t dhkiully accepts this artificial aid when his eyes tell of its need
When yours sPlilAk let us ACT. Our
HOMER B. HOYT
noon 9 linden Bank Building ‘
Special appointments at
Office hours 8—119“ 12 .45—6: 00.
service treatment will be right.
Refracting Optician
South Netwulk, I‘fonn
Ionvenlance of patrons.
“Saturday eveninas, 7-9.
OSTERMOOR
1.55
THEY WILL NEVER MAT OR PACK.
SPREAD.
12 NORTH MAIN 8T.
cfl‘D TWA arm
LOSETHEIR SHAPE on
I
A. J. COLLINS 85 00.,
SOUTH NOBWALK.
Bargains :1 Ready to wear Hate
VWIRI ’2.“ AND .1 “98 NOW 500. MOURNINGV HATS A SPECIALTY.
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.
yaosur roa assess PAT-rallies.
S. 8. TILLOTBON'B.
u wasnmc'ros eraser.
Large Runs for the Floor Instead of
Carpet Is
THE THING
Now Days. ‘
There or. several masons for this.
they can be cleaned often with little
trouble and when you move you can
always use them while a carpet has
been out to fit a slrtain room. and may
be almost decides In your new home.
We have some v0 desirable pat-
terns in Tenacity, vs vet and Amen-
star.
A. .l. ANGEVINE & SON.
Cash or Grid“.
1” Washington at.
work soawam, cons.
, ALP
Parlor Tables
At HalfuPrice.
/
V'Raymond 8' Son,
.40 and 4d Main
ofVIB more than a couch: it
motion or catarrh of the pro:
Street. Norwslk.
is a. deep-seated indent
denial robes and
lunsdaallted to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption.
medicine, and
others, we must have suffered our-
selves. No one can describe to you
the suffering attendins an attack of
film, unless you have had the sc-
”parlance. There is probablyl
notiissue Inst causes so much physi-
cal sud menial agony, or wide
successfully defies medical aid. All
cw from th a drip. however. may be
dad I the gamut use of Chant.
Militia"! eds. Me
has of thousauds who have In this”
its. not dad case has ever been
“at “but: has resulted in pa
BMW not recovered,
Oi'
liksrmaey. .
Mia;
mm Herod‘s
It bellies all schools of
cough cures. loaded With m
cuties are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken interned
'cure. BRAZILIAN BASIC
1y, error did or can
,the germicidal bal-
sum. alone has trimmed in «my case tor 20
”HI.
Take
id drops every ii Iicu‘rs and Bill BCBJ; bathe the Willi
and chest with hot. clear Balm every nia'jht. That Is the secret It
Momma
WWWMII
continuum-talcum
limbs £380 a
s 60th:. coolly“
on; kills the formal “up! the
”chem that nun the piper
bottle; keep up rheumatism
wuksaiid we mmaonraol‘oardmoo
4;“ them of quick. oonsniuption. No cocaine or uplands.
B. r. Jackson o 00.. indisuapciisy Indians.
scorn I: presume GB‘IA'P‘DRY oppose ti
Sim ly “titling
“0’.
dodged. laur-
«you: his leisoxo
Flavor" Tasman.
declare
it a WWII”? Pl:
ws ran to 000
prise bathe housewife.
ease. gawloydu. rryCh
ran a. w e
alidghdrl’y. Atwmcem. 1M ’
“When oumaks oeCresmusaylell-O will
ORE Powder. All ingredients:0r In” the
package. At all grocers. 2;)ka
JUDGE WHEELER IR TO FRIEND!
At February Term of criminal Super-
on- Court.
The Hon. George W. Wheeler.
Bridgeport, will preside at the Febru-I
my term of the Criminal Superior
Court, which will convene In Bridge-
port on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o ”clock
it is not unlikely that two captaii
cases will be tried at this sitting of
the court. which Is thought has never
before been done in, Fatrfleid county.
Judge Wheelerls a very hard work-
er and he often holds sessions or the
court on Mondays and Saturdays in!
order to finish up the business. There
Is not a very long docket for the com 1
In; term, and it is believed that Judge
Wheeler Will have the two murder
cases tried which have been postpon-
ed for one or two terms. 1
The cases in question nre those.- of-
Paul Herbert Schmidt, the 18 year old
farm hand who Is accused of killing
another farm hand In Sherman lastl
August: and Henry B. Adams. of Storm ,
ford who is accused of setting tire
to the Workingmcn' s Hotel in that city
and causing the death of an inmate I
Both crimes are punishable by hang
In: if the prisoners are found guilty.
There are only about 29 prisoners
awaiting trial at the jail and there]
Is a comparatively small number on»
on bonds, so there should be plenty of
time for the murder trials as ii: is
not likely that either will takefiery
any.
The stress of politics otter. State's
Attorney Fessenden can elevate all his
energies to trying the cases Schmidt's
counsel are Attorneys Cari Foster and
J. B. Kloni. Adams is represented by
Attorneys Homer 8. Cummings, or
Stamford and James A. Barr, of
Brldseport.
In all probability a session of the
court will be held on Washlnston's
Birthday. The following panel of tar
era has been summoned for duty dur
In; the term:
E Retains Remote and Charles H.
Hurlbutt, of Bethel; William A. Lewis
and William T. Hartwell, of Bridle
per-:t iianford Fairchlld and George E.
Chlcheeter, of Danbury; John 0.1.0!»
deli and Edwin Smith of Fairdeld;
Thomas Young and William G. Ferris
of Greenwich; William H. Hoyt and
W. 1-1 Gilbert of New Canaan; John
M Boers and dean B. Wheeler. or New
town,- James J Kenna and William
Plait Beers. of Norwalk; Edwin Duffy
and John Ennis. of Stamford.
POIIDNS IN FOOD.
Perhaps you don‘t resiso that many
pain poisons orislnate In your food.
but some day you may feel a twinge
of dyspepsia that will convince you
Dr. King’s New Life Pills are xuaran
teed to cure all sickness due to pols
one of undigested food-or money
back. 26c. at F. H Baxter's Drug
Store. Try them.
NORWALK CONTNACTING NOTES
(The Commercial Record. )
The contract for the automobile gar.
age to be built on Water street for F
B Lockwood do 00.. has been let to
Frederick Bodieut. The plans call for
a building 20x60 feet. with sides and
roof of corrugated Iron and cement
floor.
Tb. committee appointed some time
ago to select a site for the proposed
new school building. has decided on a
lot and will submit its report to the
coastal committee at once. The sub-
committee oa building is now looking
Into the matter of plans and cosh. dull
will also report soon.
The committee which was appointed
at the last meeting of the East Note
walk lire district has purchased a lot
on Van Zant street. at a cost of $480.
as a sit.‘ for the new hose house.
Fans are now being drawn for the new
building. which will be submitted at
iéh: next meetins. to be held March
I
Proprietor Harry Pepper. of the Oil!
ford Hotel. intends to erect an addi-
tion on the rear of the hotel to be
used as a kitchen. As yet no plans
have been drawn.
N0 M0" aTOMAcl-I THOUILIO.
All stomach trouble is removed by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. It
gives the stomach perfect rest by di-
ssstlua what cu eat without the atom-
ach’s aid. be food builds up the
bed, the rest restores the stomach to
has III. You don't have to diet your
self when taklus Kodoi D spepsia
Ours. J.D Erskine. of A Iouvills.
Mich. says. “i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time.
sister-Inlay! has had the some trouble
and was not able to eat for sis weeks.
Elle lived entirely on warm water. Af-
ter taking two bottles at Kodoi Dye
pepsin Cure she was entirely cured.
She now eats heartily and Is In good
health. i am glad to say Kodoi gave
to. Instant relief." hold by The all:
ford Pharmacy.
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LOOKING UP LAND an'l'le.
‘ ‘ MINTI. .
Line steamer Teutonic. which salts
from ““le to! New ital-II Feb III.
will have amour h’cr passengers his:
Hansrd the author. who has been any
stated a commlsiioner to inquire into
he conditions and character of the
arrienltursl and Informal land setup
meats crash issd marina by
vaticn étruly. The trustees oil a
«tale of debit ltbodss are parts
Nymffyfl mgwtht: 333:. s of
iir. s .
aphid dol’ mt
dies, dicsitwit
view” of applyinst
My fries Mechanism
LONDON on. 30 w’l‘he White Star *
mm For: MAY MANTON'S pantsuits. V
of the February output.
Children's Fleece Lined Vests, were 25c, now me.
Children's Grey Mixed Vests and Pants. were 25c, now too.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50c, now 39c.
Men's Negligee and Stiff-Bosom Shirts, were soc. now 39c.
One lot of Men’s Four-in-Hand and chk Ties. were 25c, new ice. V' V;
One lot of Men's Gloves and Mittens, tiers 356, now xgc.
On tor of Men's Gloves and Mittens. were soc. now 39c.
All our Ladies“ Shirt Waters at less than cost. ,
One lot Ladlea’ Corsets in White, Black and Grey, were $1.00,
now see.
All our Furs at one-half price.
w " 3.515.
New Spring Models in China. Silk
'Waiets-—-white and black—value, $3
special, $2. 25.
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK
86 WASHINGTON 8'15.
“IN THE SOUP. "
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a "stock” which makes appetizin;
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
on! a small item with us—wc
loo to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there’ a
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub's. It' s A: as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCi—IAUB’S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STRIET,
'Phone, 822-2.
February finds no in fine forth for doing business. Some Winter 1
slot? yet to be disposed of but much that is bright, fresh and new to, V.
talk about; bettvecn the two you can do some very profitable trading. ‘
Price of course lsa prime factor in stimulating trade at this ambit V
l of the year, but it does the trick. Few people are above being ccohow‘
I mlcal. The "left overs”: go at a loss, and We're glad to see thcmio.
The new stufi“ Is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume .
LEHIGH
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND
THE HARRIS an oasis co.
PHONE 342-5.
V - pacxitit . V
as Warns er.
HAVE YOU “in?
BRAZILIAN
THE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
annoy-
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WNW mamas.
on) caucus
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125 00858 56c.
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