For Norwalk and Vicinity: Fair and
rlilshtly warmer tonight and Friday
disturbance of some energy Ia do-
lopin this morning in tho oxtrcurc
$3th 1.111111111111111 11.111110111111111.
ucrally hr all auctions east of the
city Mountains The lowont. tom
nei'aturo reported this morning was
rpm at. Northtiold Vt The tempera
ilurc Is rising slowly in this weatoru
cpotious. Conditiono‘ invor for this,
vicinity fair weather, with a slightyl
higher temperature.
Miss Edith Croiut of Norwalk is 11
guest of Mrs. William '1‘. 511.13....
East Church street, \Vosiport.“ "
Clarence Wobblo'r. 0! South Nornalk, 1
has taken a position as brhker’uun oil'
the switch engine In Bridgeport,
Captain Taylor, of the Norwail:
Launch Works. visited the Sports-
titans Short. in New Your yesterday
4.....14
‘Tho Consolidatod Railroad Company-
lru maria a special excursion rate to
wasnin'grrm, 11.0 .,lnaugl1’ra’tlo'n weélt ‘
nu- $J7.90 .
Norwalk boys were spinning tops
In available bar'o spots on the shin
walks to- (lav and spring I11 surely
ruining now.
cu»...
Uoltoy and Howard Montgomery
were visitors at the Sportsrnen’rl
Show, Madison Square Garden. New
Yarn, yesterday. ~
Thane who hoop truck of extra high
and low tides and other water affairs
10116111111. on Satunrday the tide was
the low eat I11 fllty ycnrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William '1‘. Sturgos. 01.
Wcstportt, were tendered a pleasant
surprise on Thursday eve ening of last
which by about tlfty Norwalk friends
They wont to Weatpoi't on 11 special
trollei.
John Muih..of Wcsiport, has formed
a company in South Norwalit. under
the namé of Math. Welsoit & Co, 'i‘hel'
will dO'plate‘, brass and metal polish
and other work in this line. liis many
Win-ripen fr'icnds wish him ribundunr
success. .
‘ A 'spcclal train, with President C.
S. Mellon, General Manager ti. lila-
gins and General Superintendent O. M.
Shepard went through Daubury Tucs—
day afternoon on the day to May brook,
the terminal oi tho Highland division:
They returned yesterday afternoon.
February 22,1855. just fifty years
ago vesterday, the loo on the Saugn
tuck river was throc feet thick, and
a number of young men drugged the
old town cannon on the ice opposite
Guilll‘s lumbcr' yard and fired one hun-
druri guns, in honor of George Wurli-
ington.
Contain Epl1.MorrItt la crrgagod In
rebuilding a sailboat into 1:. launch
at his Water stioet. Norwalir. yacht
hospital for George E F'ooto ”mm
crait has been lcuzthcucd and Into: 1:
naaollnt- cuginc will be installed Into
It.‘i'l1e‘ boat will in known as 1110
Eva L.
The raaoon wiry tho New York, Bos-
tJnhProvldonco Worcoabor. Vow Ha
1'11 and 111111101111 "cooking schoo'lb use
and rccommond liub l'nngoo In that
they have ovary up-to-daru lmpr'oi'c-
11153;” for the spring of timc fucl and
In 1' and 11rd acid by A. J. Collins “in
11.11: 11d.
u'm
The llclpiug liand Circln of tho
Norwaik M. E. Church will moot lo-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with
M111. is. (i, ivcs. of Wont Main atroci.
Mlan lr'llzabr'lh Zi'riin hair brmr sub
minding for Miaa acrirudo Hort, at
the Franklin uphold. '
belt» to Edwin Johnlon,
Wu: Namath. Conn.
Door 1111:1111 mtduomo residence
of Oliver (liidcra core on Milo atront
Portland, Conn, wan 111111111111 I11 lililii
with Devon and again in 1901.
’l’lilai‘o‘n Ill your»; thorn lit‘c hill:-
drain: mot 011011; rim uiiiicuiiy in to harm
3011111100 or nirothcr 'l‘ho 11.11.11.111.
limbo. llocliiand. iiiuinti. will:
:“h vbo iii your 1150: tho paint
audition ii your! 1110,1111“
1111 mi it; 011111110111 Any more. Uur
agents more, Monro. Formal. linear
Gr .00., ltnow. Khulna. a stamp. II
7011 Writc 'em.
with.
. Ell. W 113951: “is 0%
110111111111 31:: Marlin-ore '
1:1er:11 11111111111»
mt. call our 1111 glam
11001111, 0011111 1111115 m MOON
. .. J 111.19. 1.0. J
' 0.111011 ratio. 60 1.11,. .
, of"
"was not "cou\ictcd.
. warn Store Bumlar
Gala Yitir in Jail
"0.111.111 Page. on Wontuol'l, 1111114111
years old. and grayh udod. war: will
raruay submitted to is
It: niaic’s prison by Judge George W
Wheeler in tho Criminal ‘Buperior
court. The crime to which Pogo
{110.11 0d guilty who 11' particularly ro
will 1; one. corioiatiugi 01' an 1130:1111:
upon a. thir'tocnyoui' old girl tho
daughter or his win: by 'a igrmia 1111a
band
Upon New Yours morning, Page
naked 113:: into “11113 11001111111111 to 110111
iriin Sharpen an axe. He then threat
encd her with it. Shortly nitorwur'dn
his wife happouins to outer the shod.
round her daughter in our 0 clutches.
Page upon at previous occasion was
charged fwfih'. a similar crime, but he
Auothcr time he
was uncharged with assault with intern
to hill, but ’allowed' to plead guilty to
simple assauli :10 With unmoved by
his long scntcnoc. Page has four
children oi his own.
Frnnlt Wuddell for shipping out with
orer $100 from Edward J. Madigan‘o
.A. 13.: C lunch room in Bridgcixirr, a
night 01 ‘30 Min: clcctlon, was sent
ahead by Judgci Wheeler to a minimum
of 0110‘ your and six' months and a
maximum of two years and six months
I11 statoa priéon. The court“ stated
that ii uddcliu' action in embezzling.
the money 11 Ircrr loft in charge of the
lunch room was for more serious than
to have simply taken It under other
conditions. Waddell was captured I11
New Haven. llo hails iron: Dciroil.
JOh'n Witiuh, of Bridgeport. Who iii
just 21,admi1tcd his guilt in entering
the hnl'dwam store of ’I‘..Hawlcy. a
001111111111: liis attorney sintc'd that
Walsh had taken only small article:
consisting of cutlcry. ctc., and that
Walsh claimed he was h"opolorssl_1
lruirlr at the time and he hardly know
what he was 110mg. it was his first
ottencc. hc llt‘i’m‘ before having been
arrested Judge Wheeler said that
the very fact Walsh atolc only small
articles that could no. cushy conceal-
cd, was .coucluaive evidence that ho
was in hi1: right senses when he took
:lchJiJu. ’i'hc scntonco was one your in
J11
(1001 go 3011111 and Eugene Muicahy.
of Shelton wore charged with stuiu
lory burglary in having mice It: airc-
ccnslon cutorcd tho till. ilulri‘wr
works in the plucc» rircntioncd. ‘l‘lrcy
pleaded gulliy.l‘1'oru $50 to $100
worth of scrap r-ubbei and brass 011
glue fixtures were stolen In January.
Judge Wheeler learned that 'Burkc
had served a your in jail for burglary
and In contour-lug him said' he was
Sorccd to send him to 51111:: prison be-
more his Jail term did Irirn 110 good.
Burke was given a.urinlmum of one
your and a maximum of two yours up-
on can count, and one your upon the
second count. to be scrvcd 111. thorcx‘
plraiion of his first sentence. Muir-a-
by, who Is not an old oiYc11dt-1:.'\vaii
3121110110011 10 six months: in Jail upon
ouch count.
John filiaulcy, of llrookilcld. who has
a glorious array of rod hair and u
moustache to mulch, admitted his guilt
in having broken and entered a small
shop in Brookilcld. lie was captured
In Danbury and he said he was 11. iii.“
:iic ol‘ Dolor, N.ll.ll1\ l‘UIHt‘lliéd u
vcur in lull.
Thomas Krosky pleaded guilty to
burglary 011 two counts. lio rcccivod
a minimum sentence of three and one:
hall years 011 the second count he
monitor! a minimum of one and 0110-
hull‘ yearn, to be served at tho expira-
tion or the first sentence. lironiry la
a liridgrportor, and was arrested in
lcraoy City following the norica of
burglaries born” at New l’cur'u. . '
"lionry'll‘. atom, of Ntzwtou'n. Willi
aonieuocd lo- a minimum term of two
and one-hall youth in 1111:1111 prison
ad a maximum of fear your-a tor for
y’ .
The. came of iliuncppc Douuiaiii was
diapoaod of when his wan aonicncod to
0110 your in jail lionntcili an 11 p1
tlciplliit‘ in 1111 afir'uy :11 lrhign
11111119 No year» ago in which rm'oivul'li
and knives worn unud Indiacr'lmlnai'-r1
ly. Douala”: wail loclictl up on tho
iiic charm ‘of much, with Intro: to
kill, and roloaaod on bond» at 3mm 11!,
tor which ho rlisappoarod
111111 1! claim! foriciiod .1 mil: wart
broom: a hat the nonhuman to 1'01
hoVar title 00 lint i1 abort limo trio
llonutoiii roturucd to thin city, and
war 11111111 111111 nuntoriy 1min 01111
chub“ Wan rcirpu
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1‘“ Donnlciii 111111 11111 anhurciy :11
ball?
Ell?“ «Wilt. "11¢
injured at “1110» line. 11111111111 unstained
auroral broken ribs and 0111.11. His
110111111100 111M ucordinxiy not 11050110119
at 11111111 ho allocated htd Ira harm them
as honor
. a“ calm 0i admiral 1911111
’0?“li skill“ for aorta mails
limo 11 11 11111111.
filed“, not guilty. 0 lurid in: ii iii
ram of 1130 H1: will: rubrurmrtcd 111'
illiteracy Shapiro, who not also an.
«Indian Iii l: 0111. The care
wit ho JJtriad 111111.. a jury. Monu-
101110.411;anth unicctlvo who in
111111 11111. :1 Muliiiion from the till:
trial. ottorn y for the district or
fidb’filyh. it'll 1111111111 111111: Mon
iii 0111111111011 all it Kano 111111113110: ho
Wv *Brodltlyt: will
ultimo “a," him 111..
mor,
flfla','% “if”
it
V13 11 nutritiiu1ri 7
of live 13111111 and a maximum of aoveu ;
it.
Thu houd _
o’i 11111011
ire-a“
J Window‘s 011103: consumption.
u-‘Wcstou 1:011
Mr Cl'i'u
I“ laid. 1:01:11 an:—
F or 11111111»; lemon, whbd uti~
Weatpori, . " ‘
and to, Dr Mfll‘lfllmld‘u sanitarii .
xi Grouch Far-111% JJJW, it
no, ,
1'iiizop0ri'
c 'lluoadlly in Marni: and
auction -' ha: unborn in tho.
‘ racy. 1112111211110.
hold at.
noon. is
irifc and live child
Mead. Cyrus 11', iii '
Wootpoi'ti Mrs
and Mrs. SouilJ
‘ papaya suitor:
lit: they War ina’rrlnd Auguat 10:
5180.2; that Mh'ililoey has an incomc .
bl..20il an that: aim wants 1:
o: y and a change or name
011.111.... Ilryer. She wants rho
divorce on rim ground of cruelty. M113.
Gliscy la 0‘! Woolwort ' . 1
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA. ,
Pneumonia often 1011mm... Grippo ’
'hut hover follows tho'urlo of Foley 1: HIGH “Hoopla :0sz WILL NOT
Honey and Tar. it cores in grippc
coughs and prevents pneumonia and Connecticut will not ho morenentod
in tho inauzurai parade at Washington
consumption “Ask n.1- Foley 1: Honey
and Tar and refuse any aulJHiililio ot- March 4 by ilvo high school boys as
two hirh schools have disapproved
icrcd Mr. G. Vaoher,01167 Osgood
streét.i3l1ict1g0,‘writ691 "My Who the schema. '1'he rohucat come to
had 1': sevére card 0111: gripper three Governor Roberta from the national
years ago. and it ”mini. r with a to:- capital} - 1 .
riblo cough. :1 a bottle or
Foley's Honey and '1‘ ‘and it gate
immediate roiioi‘. A 50 cent boitié
cured lrcr cough entirely." Refuse
gubsiltutoa. Sold at Plulsted'a Drug
tore " ‘ "
813111111100 ‘01:
W...
demo; no 111.1111. from. climbing
tho laddcr of fame. ..
YOU NEED MONEY
Sin iii In larva boon iomlln rm Dru.
“38311111th Jonah: 11.11 ii 121101151,“ "91mm
' w
Grimes-J‘lhc parlors arc: full of tho
great Mockelbnrg-Slnitil Wedding. its ‘3... ‘3, f”“.‘o-°.§.""‘“l.. 9x”: I”: .l’""".‘,‘.‘.;“,§i,:”'"d
positively disgusting." " m1. lo 0rd .11»: l .v.
Graham-wills a limo out or 11111111;”9913294911"lé’iwfil‘mlfmg..fmlfi
1911-19,. unmarBrunmoG real
but it will she tho divorce proceed-
lugs. it your or' two hence, 11 delicious J
flavor "-"'——Bboton manuscript Jail; ‘1 E N B M0 M F V“
The A oak’s'ldea
of a practical economical responriive and easily managed cooking
device is fullyimct 1n the
Hub Range.
Ithas every up-to-dute improvement andinvcnn‘on for saving
time. fuel and labor, and that is why the Boston. New York. Provi»
dcnce Worcester. New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use
and recommend Hub Ranges. They are the world’s host by any test.
A. J. 001111158100
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
12 NORTH iJiJ/IAJIN ST
SOUTH NORWALK
AND STYLE
are the first points: to be considered in
furnishing .1 home There is a ire
mcndous (Illi‘crcuco between the room
with a badly unsorted lot of Furniture
and tho mom with nppropriuio furnish
lugs Instofully nr'rnugcd if you arc
thinking of 1oiurnishiug any part of
your houso. 1101: la the limo to buy
the 110w ui'tlimlc us up 111'1'» 1ecr~i1 i111:
goods every day for the Spring Tr'udc.
and you'gct first choicr.
CASH OR CREDIT.
A. J. ANGEVINE 1i SON.
Cash or Credit. 134 Washington St.
‘ rg'ains in Ready 1.. woar Hats
$2.08 AND $1.98, NOW 506. MOURNING HATS A SPEClALTY.
PING DONE ‘l'O ORDER
AGENTR FOR BANNER PATTERNS,
J a. s. Tranorson's.
86 WASHINGTON .3TREET.. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
W... WW“. 3"
w.-. .4. - "L ..
womummmmumwnooom
. 1| LL
Parlor Tables
At Half-Price.
Mw ». “a.-. . u...
,9
Raymond 6- Son,
46 and 46 Main Sweet. Norwalk
In 11...... than a. cough; it. is a deapaoatod irritant
lion or 00mm: at tho bronchial. tubs and“
' 3:110 asthma and the man 11111
so no . omumption. It; bullies all schools of
m ciao, and cough auras. loadod with nan
action are Mireille“ 9.1m harmiuli because no
comedy token Minimally only. aim: did or can
lilo mm at 1111111011
' '~ 1:. 0.0111111110110011“ tantamount. in
'i‘hq Winner in 11... World.
You may laugh at my plans, you mail.
any .
I‘m a fool to expect to auccoad:
You may try to heap things in 1JuJy
way. ,
You may answer me "No" when i
plead:
You may plot to dcatmy mo. and .uieei. '"
My ovary advance with a frowri, .
You may spread out your ouarea for
my foot,
But you can i been 1110 .101...
You may duos irlon my right to aspim
'You may rail at my wish to mount
high.
You may hold back tho aid 1 rcquire.
My worth you may grimly deny;
You may try to entice me' away 1
From tho path that leadrr up to rc-
mini.
"You may scourge me and soul! and
betray, .
But you can't keep 100 downi
You may bring all your cunning to
boar. '-
For the humour oi.’ breaking my
will;
‘ You may load me with letters to wear
You may rail at my strongth and
my skill.
You may roh mo of love and trust,
You may call 1111; lmavc. coward or
clown
You may pron; my face into the dust.
But you can't hoop me down!
Chicago Record-Herald.
Will This IBe'ihe Cate. ,. .
James B. Dill. while in Philadelphia
told. this story:
""l‘u'o men were sitting together
over :1 bottle of champagne, and, as
usually happens In such cases, the
discussion drilled to theological sub-
jects. Ono man said the only thing
that bothcrcd him about the future
life has llOi‘i he was going to got his
coat on over his.w.inzs.
“ ‘Oh. i wouldn't Worry'about that,’
rcinrrcd his companion. “Your chief
diihcully will no to figure out how to
get your hat on over- _y01111;bornsr."'m
Philadelphia. 11111111.; Ledger.
Storing Up Winter Food.
Rapid disappearance of coal from
his bin alarmed Major Higgins. and
be determined to trace it. He ques—
tioned the man who tended the fur-
naco
“ 'Rastus." he aslrod,"1vhere do you
reckon my coal has disappeared to?"
Erastus scratched his head thought:
fully.
"W111, sub," he replied “Ah--Ah-‘
Ah-~Ah reckln den: aquihcls dono
took it."
“Squirrels.
"Yessuh, squlhols.
Dot was out coal,
News.
Take coal? Nansensei"
Mulch Higgins.
suh."-—Chlcago
Not Kept By Furniture Dealer;
Pimidcutlal cabinets.
Ono-night manila
Weather bureaus.
Newspapers matrices.
Onion beds.
Mineral springs.
Chairs oi history.
County seats.
Vine-clad cots.
Stylish dressers.
Multiplication tables.
Wagon '
American.
A LEAP YEAR TIP.
Wedlook is a lane that has no turn.
Inc.
And while you are wad your bridges
l
are burning!
Good-bye to the boys, as old tibl
‘ never;
For marriage Ia marriage. forever and
over! , ,
THE HEATMN'G DEFENCE.
There once was a Hotiontot tot
Who 111111. "If I ounbtrr't why not."
1001- were i to dream
i’d be. i confess
A my 1101 liotioutot tot"
. , . “New York Sun,
W
original i’lnpmoio.
Shaw»: Wonder why the pmurido
oiiiigypi v’m’re constructed 7" ‘
Whonitonwaoh. the contractor want
on to show that iii: really could turn
out fireprooi buildings.
A Sell-Mode Mon. ,
Little Willie-wWhut‘a a nail-mile
man, not
'i‘ho ioliowtnx aim: lid itpioynd in
a book than in Now ‘l‘or‘lrd'biciiom
111111111 hm ail tin: walla tor 11W.
sideboards. -- Baltimore .
cure. hangout; 3111.11, 1111' 'gormrcrda birl- .13."hi.i?:t.*li.ll°lii‘ii.l‘”"" C AT ARRH “3 ASTHMA
$21,“ 010110 11 triumphodinovory 01100 ion Gui JJ .9”; “ll :11. 3‘1”?" J 1111. J .1111 J J.’ 1% 11111111111111:
cm on t rows 11 ‘arraiu no . ,,
0111111 111- an «cry 9 1101111 1111111311 11171111 1111‘ 111111111 11111 1111111111 tie Mme" w a... moi? l m
~ _ 511141.111 '11: .1111: 1101110113 011 t 11111 11111101 '1'
”mail mm? W W'Jflmhitlm ev 'WPrflmu $233.03: to seating blizauomy golf gamma ‘ Grip and $31.11;? fiddly: 6311110111339 ratomumulisiaiohm
J m“ % gm m gm! .“J 01.35“" ‘ ’ J on: H W: i‘ii’. sun. ' ‘50 ”USES 25¢: :25 09858500, 3090mm 3
. l ' MiWWoks and 1100!: mm» from ‘l'lria‘ in: cheap Labor. to automaton: “10201011111. mm“,
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SOUTH NQRJWALK’S GREAT our Goons Hous‘a.
omumuuomnmommw '.
1.1111011119111111 maurou's rarraaus.
February find: us in fine 5:111: for doing business. Some whim"
stui’l yet to ho disposed of but much that is bright, fresh and now lilo.
talk about; between the two you can do some very profitable trading
Price of course is a prim: factor in stimulating trade at this nation; .
of the ycar. but it does the trick. Few people are above being econo.
mical The “left overs” go at a loss, and we’re glad to see them 3‘11; ,
The new stuff' 1:: shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume -
of the February output. . 1
Children’s Fleece Lined Vosts, were use, now the.
Children‘s Grey Mixed Vests and Pants, were 35c. now 191:.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 501:, now 39c.
Men's Negligee and Stiff Boson: Shirts, were soc, now 391:.
One lot of Men’ 5 Four-in-Harrd and chk Ties, were 25c, now 191:.
0111: lot of Men' 5 Gloves and Mittens, w’ere 25c, now 191:.
On lot at Men‘ 8 Gloves and Mittens, were 50c, now 391:.
All our Ladies‘ Shirt Waists at less than cost.
One lot Ladies’ Corsets in White, Black and Grey, were $1.00.
now 50:.
All our Furs at one-half price.
83- 85 Washington Street.
New Wars is.
New Spring Models in China. Silk
Waists-white and b1ack——-va.1ue, $3;
special, $2. 25.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
if,“ '\
“IN THE SOUP.”
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock" which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with us-wc
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there’s
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It’s Ar as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’ S MARKET
__ ~93 ‘J v“ I" .J...
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
'Phone. 32212.
THAT’JS ALL. .
HIGHLAND pncxna
THE HARRIS 8i; GANS CO.
PHONE 341-5. . as WATER sn ‘
1111:: 0am . .
ANTISEPJIIC .J J J
“.9993 £99.93 “.999."
01.11. 1.9.1618 611111111118 I *
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