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‘ltit‘tlthus Notes.
Captain Peter Decker, ‘of Soaview
aagenda. East Noru'nik, ’ is seriously
‘A regular routine meeting of Us-
caB‘Trlbe, I. 0. ll. 1“,, was held last
evening.
William lease is to furnish the ma
talc for a dance to be given by the Or-
onoco Barld‘, of Ridgefield. March 6
wDon't miss the. concert and ball
Friday etching, Fond-.1 at A1 ion
Hall A good time guaranteed
“—13%
A regular routine meeting or 2the
Noriyalg Building "and Loan Associa
tion was raid last etching at the
ofllce of Ti 10:2 it: Golden
Nor-walk Eric, II'. 0. 5)., will hold a
smoker on Marchl at their hall in
Wall street, Norwalk. invitations
have already been issued.
Miss Nina E. Lewis of _Nmmualk
will be the accompanist in the musical
program to be' kitten Thursday night
at the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
the regular church organist being ill.
She-—“That 201mg lady makes a
great deal of money, but she actor
has any attention from men "
lle-"lrs probably her own fault;
uhy doesn't she let thorn know that
2 she‘s making tt?"-—-Detroit Flee Press.
W...”
WILL MEET MR. HANNAHAN.
Flrcmcn‘ a Committee to Luvs New
Haven for New, York Tomorrow.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 21 will an effort
- to agrod'apon some plan which might
lead to a pehccfui settlement of' the
trouble existing between the tlromen
and ougineorti of the New York; New
Haven and llartford Railroad, Second
l'icoGraud Master Shea and the oth-
or members of tho subchmmittee oi?
, .the sub'cornmittee "‘oi’ the. Firearms
adjustment committee will consuls
with Grand Master llannahan. of the
Brotherhood of Iliocomotivo. Firemen,
‘who IS‘BOW on'yhis way to New York
and who is expected to arrive there to-
morrow'morning. The meeting will
12921101112 in New il‘orlr. the sub-commiu'
tee goinudown trout this city early
in the morning Mr Shea tonight
uouid not state the result of the long:
sessions at .ihc subcommittee t‘urtber-I
than to say that the principal matter
decided upon was that in regard to
meeting Mr. liannaban. Mr. Shea
would not comment upon the. state
ment of the railroad, issued this after.
noon. in which it was announced that;
the road declined the proposition ot‘
irrbItration as proposed b2 the fire-
ruen‘s committee. the proposition be
lug that the Ilremen should choose an
arbitrator, thn road another and the
two to select the third.
SELEOTMEN MUST EXPLAIN REA-
SON 'IN COURT.
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. Widening of Pequot Avenue in South.
port Deferred Became oi Prop.
”arty Ownm Wanting Heat/y
Damages.
Deputy Sheriff l‘lulitley yesterday
served summonses on the Mioctmen of
Southport. to appear in the superior
court in March and show cause 22112
that tout: should not stilt-n Ptqnot
avenue from the library in Bouthport
to iiiascu l‘ierrch.
Tho thoroughfare mentioned is
narrow, crooked and ill adapted to
public trut-ui. During last summer
amoral automobilitrt: natrowi; es
raped disaster by the unrtuwnoss oi'
the street and the sharp turns of the
roadway The street is but 20 test
witl12.'f”hr.2 subject of uidoniny it
“as discussed auroral times but the
claims of the property owners 13. A
Ilulltoluy. Josiah Hawkins and the
heir» of tum Osborne, owning the
property on either side of thevalrmi.
damaged by the stitching. ask such
heavy amounts that the widening was
deferred.
truck maker auovmr.
sun l‘ttltlt lrh Elm-The stock
market one human! today, a number
or sharp rises being recorded; while
some of the2 stocks tactic new hitch
records. linion Pacific was one of the
latter. This stuck went to m. The
pmi'lous high record; 133, was made
a day or Ian hetero the pulric "corner“
11122 of 1901 tiriiurto it It culprit stock
want to ill-2‘23 .n birth Titttfll‘il. stimulus
went in 91129;.
rises for the 0112' wan in Flips» Bhoill'edl
mock. which man 212 points sumo Its
quotation of yesterday to 97.212111:
United Hiatus 61ml limits were no
live and higher the common setting
at 337.1. the highest point it has reach
and since 1901 Total sales tor the
our numbered 1 802.020 shares.
We Recommend I
LARA LITTL! LIVER LAX‘A‘NVIB
as a sure for Business and those trou-
hiss Merrill] arising from the litter.
ITILLIOMMWDLL COR.
WNW W
w W Wit RONNIE
‘ let his can such
‘Ior an‘ annual cost at $25. or section.
11
marinated from consideration this,
tine of the sharpest ‘
the United stho..,
re 11 contract prevltl-
in; a maximum death indemnity 2o!
.15 000 and: a maximum weekly inde'm.
lilty 0123150 payable each week during,
disability for not exceeding 200 weeks
Melly for 2513 50 . .
ATHI ODEAN ACCIDENT AND
. OUAJANTY CORPORATION. . ,
“Nil-Ml INNS
8n 111111: I
7‘31. 2.11, 255.12. I '
To more Golden
74 Washington In,
Io. Norwnik. 6t. 2
{EXPENSE
special Demands on Presentf
2 General Assembly are Enor-
mous —~ State Armory will
Not Be Allowed This Session ;
~ROundhouse Site will he
Bought, However. and Addit-
ion Made to Capitol
‘ 'rmttrroao, Fob. 21.——The demands
onibo present general assembly (or
special appropriations is something
, enormous and Senator Pattison, chair-
man of the appropriations committee.
has been at work early and late tr2ing
to make a computation of the income
and. proposed expenditures. It is pret-
I) generally understood that nearly
all oi the big appropriations must be
session. For instance. it. is general-
ly accepted. that the proposed state
armory will have to be put over to an-
other session. The round house pro
petty will be bought probably this ses
sion and an addition to the capitol will
he p2ovlded for but otheruise nearly
all the big items will be. cut cutiroiy.
The special appropriations asked for
this year amoount to practically sirl
000.000. Briefly itemized they are not
follows:
For highway work, $800.000.00
Armorics, 631,800.00
Insane hcsipiats, ssssounol
Re‘fo‘rtuatory institution. , 100000.00
institutions. 100,000.00
Educat Ion;
(211121101 changes and round
b2l3.25l.00
house, 118,505.00
Commissioners, 80,400.00 7
Monuments. . 18,100.00
Fisheries and game 20,500.00
Fer-tits . 35, 500. 00
Board of health, (106251in
Libraries. 5. 500 vol
Soldiers and sailors. 137 400. 001
Miscellaneous. (ii 101. 00
8.927.138 00E
iNTERNA‘TIONAL CHESS MATCH
P .titiltl. Feb. 21. -~—'l‘he 12th game in
the international Chess match betwet eon
D. .larmwski of this city. and Frank
J. Marshall; of Brooklyn. was played
here today and resulted in a draw arm
tor 217 moves had been made. Thel
score now stands: Marshall won“
five: .iauowslti won four: drawn three.
YALE-PRINCETON CHESS MATCH.
mus-cares, x. 1.. Feb. 21.-Yatol
and Princeton will meet in the first
dual chess match ever held between
the the institutions on Falkner-2.. "5 at
the 1.12.0121: lyn (these (.‘iub.
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure e'lriidteu of
Iml netting. II it did tlwrn would be
{1211' children that would do it. There
is a constitutional causefnr this, Mrs.
li. Hummers. nor hill. .'nt.ro Dame.
truth-21H send her home treattm-ut In
any mother. t-‘iiw nails no mom-2.
Write hut‘ todai it 20111 rhiltlrrtt irnu
Il‘il 121211 in this 21":12. Itnni blame the
tAZIIlH. 'I'hr‘ i‘llnllijtlli are it can't, help
1.2- on
TH! MONEV QUESTION
was 11 terrible burden during the days
of tin,2 Revolution. Washington had
all but could do to keep his little army
together without it. the money tines
tlou it, 11th its important 11111112 Are
you having your?! 1121 you should for the
inevitable rainy day? Are you pro
pared for tho tints Whtll 2nd cannot
1111111 It not Wli) not open an ac-
must the the listings Department of
i Q "
rm: sour" Iron WALK
musr company. »
1 pore until. paid on timings Deposits. 2
. ..V...}.V.W A
$333!“. DDDDS
RtlDl’ FDR INSPECTION
incl. Lint tirytcroa. DRAPII.
MlNAlflh A. J. REACH AND A. o.
attachment sarcasm. tins res
not war nacsrvao.
AT COLEMAN’S
”ran
Iii «but. hints Wont. Milt Namath.
“0va AfirWIMWs liltltilll
AND CO AT
. hold a meeting in this city. Thursday,
The above prices register our determination to make a
quick clearance of Children' 3 Suite. And as these prices hold
goodior .
This Week Ot'ily
‘ Do not delay coming to this extraordinary special Sale.
Values range from $2. so to $6. All sizes. are represented at
each price. Quality' is up to our high standard 2
Do not forget; this special sale ends positively Saturday
night, February 25th.
Boys’ Pants at 396.
We vc marked all the 501: Pants at 39c and all the $1
Pants at’7gc. Timely bargains all the time. ‘You may share
in them this week.
The sale of Men 11 Trousers rs still going on.
ROGERS & STEVENS
SUCCESSORS T0 COMS’I‘OCK BROS.
South Norwalk. Tel Call, 32-2.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything, though
I you (col like it? If not. We want your business because
we offer you buy, grain. food, etc, that. are the host ob-
tainable nuywn‘ere. You can depend down to a certainty
on receiving from us precisely what. you ordain-no doctor-
,2 tug of goods—no substitution Those are a few ot-the
large. weighty reasons why we want 2our business and
2011 need our sonmico
r
I 1 . .
Buy cats that are clean
MANUEL T. HATCH
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Eaton - - - - Hurlbut’s
Writing Paper
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W. P BEERS,
BOOK AND srnrronzav arenas. 2
6 So. Main SL. 80. Norwalk. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
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TIIEI ROAD TO SUCCESS
is 1111' road to
Merrill College
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
(lit 1-. 111.511 hundreds of 201111;; men and women into traiclcil
expense is small and
THERE’S THOUSANDS IN IT.
MORAL: A business education at MERRILL ays. 2
Visitors always welcome. Enroll N W.
M. A. MERRILL Principal.
The
”WV.“
Special Low Prices.
on Mlllfnory and Furs.
we DALI: HAVE A FINE use or LADIEB' AND CHILDREN’ sum
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATS.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
The Fair Cloak and Fur AASIAoré.
III WASHINGTON 8T "SET..- SOUTH NORWALK.
A MEN OF SENSE
is the man who nest prttw'l Hill those faculties with which nature has endowed
'hlm. lln nruy hate to near glassewwmost people do—-—but the man of in-
it Iiigenco thankfully (adopts this artilldial‘ aid when his eyes tell of its need.
\t bun 2mm: BPEAK let as serum service treatment will be right.
HOMER B. IIOYT Rabat-ting Optician
Unitnd think building. 80th Norw aiir. Conn.
Special Appointments nt convenience of patrons.
(titles hours limit: 45. 17:. laws: 00. Saturday eventual. 7~9
rewn chukka +6 Mm
WIII Agree on a course of Action no
lilting to Pending Bill.
HARTFORD l'rb. 21.~—'i‘ln2 Town
Clorks' Assumption of Connecticut will
.-.m
.3 .2 .__
1100120.,
retain their silicon in New Haven, Wa-
terbury. Hartford and Bridgeport but
their appointment. will be made in the
same wry as ihnsp of the town clerks.
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STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
morning at ll o'clock to take action
on the bill nou pending before the
acnerai assembly, and which provides
for the appointnlent of registrars or
deeds by tho iudges or the superior
court. The association is said to he
unanimously in tutor at the bill, tor
It will make the positions and for his
practically. or at least do up good be-
havior. it will take the silica out or
politics entirely and will make the pro~
rant. towu clerks, registrars of deeds
and will convey all are now held
by those unicorn on he nowlrorahtod
straw or deeds.
o registrars cl? yltiti statistics ,iiiil
HARTFORD. Feb. 21 “The annuit'
meeting or the Connecticut [Apiary
Associatidu was 2held‘ am toda .22
About 75 members Were In’ at
and reports were submitted bye core.
The following oilloera were elected:
Prusidout, George 12‘. Goddard: socre‘
my, 11125.12 '1‘“. Johnson. and Iranian
or Miss Esther Owen {it the Earl.-
ford Public library. .1 7
m
Church-w"! hate to sue a man how-
inn and scraping, don't you " dotti-
nmw—‘Iwell, not. iitit when MI doll):
it when cleaning the 100 from his side-
realm-401111111113 om
to: '50s A'.2
Dill all W‘- .
‘7 One more 1er 111de12 is us.-
it
' unity needed to; story home
now III on espcfinllit soled tl‘uAIo‘I
Brush, set'et'ai’l styled
Better ones for more,
The Clifford Phirrmuy:
The Prescription 31m.
courses or “aspirin MAIN Ado
um
Io.ENoaw‘A1.K. coils. 2,
121.. aim. is a.
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NEARING IN HAscAs oon'ruIl
pun—_-
Wife Returned.
In the common pleas civil court.
before Judge N "',2ll011nn yesterday,
the hebeas corpus; proceedings 0!
Georg.) W films ottBrldgerior-t an 51,91
his wife Alice Sim's. to secure
slon at their two dhildren. 111111 a m
ihor hearing. _ 2-
' Mrs. Mary J Hoyt. the mother in-
law instilled that she wont to \lsit
her daughter shortly after the some
ration and she found things at thi‘.
home about as unpleasant as could
be imagined The witness remained
them and tried to help
along. She. found her daughter very
badly off for cloth“: The whthcr
went to work to remedy the dcllcieh
0‘.
Things scented to no from bad to
worse. The husband and wife had;
grown cold towards each other and
hardly ever spoke. The home “as
anything but happy.
One evening the husband came
home and after reading the paper
for a while, he, asked his wife what:
was the matter. "lieadnclro again?"
he said, She admitted that was the
trouble.
"Yes, that is the. way it always is.
this is a — ~»----« pretty home to come
to nith a wife always 31th with thi‘
heartache."
111 the same conversation, the bus-
band accused his wife, and named
George Wilson as the disturhrr.
"This In too much“; said the wife.
"[ shall go an a) and never return."
Matters did not mend" any and il-
, pally tho wife decided that she would
leave Greenfield. Mass. where the)
had been living. ‘nnd rteurn to Bridge.»
port. The children finally came with
her and Mrs. Hoyt followed.
Mrs. Hoyt and ‘her daughiur are
now living contentedly 111 Bridgeport.
and the children 'a‘l’e' with them and
go to sthool The home is well tur
dished and the larder full The liver
trig Is still on.
”V“.
2JUOSON senmos‘ssuaeriou.
Pr9duccs Burncll‘n Bill for $11,500
Endorsed by Hunted.
'l‘ho adjourned herding bolero the
commissioners appointed to pass on
the claims pmsented against the us-
iatc of the late David S. Hunted “as
resumed in- the. Greenwich Borough
OOIll’lvl' m yesterday. Dr. J. J. Bur»
nell continued ‘lil's indirect cumulus
Ilon. Stiles Judson his counsel crew.
ed something of a actuation amount
the other lawyers. witnesses and Ila
tenors by the presentation or‘ Dr.
Burncll's original hill against HUI-toil.
Even the commissioners exhibited cw
ltlenec of more interest. in the case
who Mr. Judson handed the hill to
(‘bairman Tweedy. it was («112,311.-
500, and written across the face or‘
the bill, in Hustcd’s writing wast
"This bill is a true and accurate at“-
count.—-l)avht El. Busted."
Dr. Burnett said that he presented
the bill July 3. 11998, and demanded a
settlement.
make. It» told him that he should
not attend him further. but Would
come that night. ‘llusted
could employ Dr; Sands of Port Ches-
ter. The next ‘dny liustud sent for
him (Burnett) and? told hint that Dr.
nautod Dr Darnell to continue his
protessiouul flattd.‘ lie consented to do
so it iluated would pay $350 interest
gnu {acknowledge the account. which
e 11 ii .
SHOT HIMSELF W A DREAM.
NORFOLK, (3201111.; 1217b. was ,--
Grove Yale. aged 71 wars who has
been totally blind for forty years and
one Is worth probably titty thousand
dollars. accidentally shot himself
while culturing from nightmare super-
inducecl by tear of robbers, some time
during Sunday night He has had a
dread of burglars and of 1an has been
in the habit oi.“ carrying a loaded ro-
volver to bed with him. in a dream
he thought no has attacked by bury,-
lnrs and the revolter being he who
wounded in the let: llo bound up the
sound with a towel and went back
to bed. 011 Monday he askid Lyman
Sioclrhridge. who lives with him. to
go for a doctor as Ilt‘ had been unac-
uotintabio wounded. The wound is
not a Hetero [one '
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NORTHERN 5E URITIEG CASE.
WASHINGTON, ab. ‘31 «On bilhttlt
' or the Continental Securities Company,
of Massachusetts James 11. Levin; to
Court of the United States linking to
liar-1211111111 vs Hill, relative to the dis-
lrihution or the stock of the Northern
-Boouritius Company. He says in his
petition that as presented by the pan
represented by them. The stock or
other holders. he contends, will needs
urges that they should be. represented
In the case.
Mary (looking over the weather
teary wind
hm; Tucker (putting another pin or
tits in her hatiwnny wind, tYour 01111133“
”owl-dis
n
‘ o2
0mm ”bun“ “1.6.. m Vanuatu-«alas
and of George w. aims Againcl H1. ‘
them get .
which Huston refused to
said he 2
Sa‘nds refused to attend him Iufl ho
day tiled it petltlnn tn the Supreme “‘
be allotted to intervene in the disc or 2
tiles to the cat-to the decision will 111.222
311 more ruling in this interest or either 2
!Hill or llarrlman and the stockholders
rarity be attested and he therefore
predionnnsgufMamma, what is a con— 7
Rumours at Hill
910.00 and CM“ AT . ‘ «I'd-816m;
item mus near 1121 also Mow
. Mess 01161001115. 2,2
mm ovs AT AT 2 72.21 WIN oveitobA sti- 12212.7
tram 011mm AT “$9.00 3211.tioov:noo‘_AA ’ ‘
Odd Trousers
\2 PRICE! RANGE FROM $1.13 'ATO aem'”
t
K315: cottAne AT as snow; overtaken." .
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SUPPLY SHORT 0F DEMAND FOR PURE BUTTER. ,2 HIGH2 PRIOEI,
PBEVAIL AND HIGHER PREDICTEO. I PAID 3Ic LB. FGRA' I2 TUIS‘OR
720 L88" AND AM NOW SAELLINC AT 34c RENOVATED CAN OEEOLO
AT see, our We HANDLE runs an rran ONLY. marten ggsvi tr
WILL 3: APRIL tar BEFORE we as: muck Lowell enrol. . .1
voua's ron run: sorrsn AT mm PRICE. 7 ‘A r
11211112 Spends 11181111111122. ]
ll “11139 -------------- . ----- 13" 1" Loans llenlm Brand Polio: ..'..
Shoulders .. ................ ... 81: 1h.” mic), Navel Oranges ...... at:
Ben Hur Flour per bag ......... sac 3 phga None Such, Milieu Meat .22“
1'! lbs. Sugar ............. _....... $1. 00
Nice assortment2 of fancy ApplIs.
Point. 3. (anhy Maine, per 1511.. . 18c 01"U\t§0.= ., Ccicri. 2Crwbm‘ll35. . K310
52M fresh Eggs, per dos, 35: Sweet Potatoes, iVeto ‘ . '
UNITED GROVE.
20 North Main IL. loath Nomiiu'
TEL. 26—8.
o'll-uooI-rcls or)
:1 cans, Nestles Milk
fa far more economical than Solid mu m ,,.
Two Tons of forum:- equals 111 trowel!” miter
BUY JEDDO HND OLD COMPHNWS CURL-a , - _ 2 ,
Raymond Bro!
1.3? Washington 3'!th -
tram
HARRY II. HOY'I‘ ‘81: 0 MP7
BANKERS AND BROKER
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton Elouglitvdlnd Sold
for Cash or on flargln 7
Minibar \‘cw hork Consolidata}. Stock Khlra’ilg . iblrec:
"'0. 2 i 7 .. 7 ., .27:
NEW \WORK 4t alttll T4? ‘Vlel Street“ :11 " 2
BROOKLYN. 371T ton‘Strcct.‘I2A:.'2" 2 ‘7 .
autumnal. rel. 122-3. _ 211.111; . . ' 2
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Commiesmn. ~77 ,
2 2 anathema,
stints. mi. duh. W77 A
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ITOOKAI AND colitis DOUORT iron tit talkin- '11 2 W
. ‘2 vqun outrun cloud 27
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Don't neglect your I’yn. lamination tm. tum till-snag.
right prim. ‘ ,
errand billions. '
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