‘I'Ifilléhtly
rally in
.“rii‘a’iql
11
title in ruins
.; east of the Rocky Mountains. A11 erg; ‘
» of low pressure present in Florido“
; producing some cloudy weather on the
south Atlantic coast, but 11 still .lurs
developed with this disturbfih ’3"
temperature has fallen in $11 ' '
and eastern sections and h "l’is
the western. and southern sections:
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather and continued cold tonight.
fIczllowod by rising tempemture on 111'!-
1 y ; . . , ‘ _ .
1 .
t
Olive lironch Lodge, No. ’19.‘ Knights
aim Pythitts. will hold a meeting to-
11 , '
shit; ’ WW”? I.
VA rVVeVgtVrlat meeting of Eureka. Lodge.
Durrgthers at Rebekah. I":slll be held,
Friday evening '
with not forget the Elite Bali Moron
3 at Arlen Hall. , -
V’I‘he nork of installing the new 11an
tem of lighting St. Mary’ :1 church nest
begun yeste1 day.
13. Herschfield 6': Son lost one of
their horses, Tuesday night, at their
barn in Water street.
Town Auditors Charles N Smith and
William S Wilcox went over the ton 11
books Tuesday night. '
The railroad crew have been replno
ing a number or the rails near the
\S’Iasiriugton street bridge.
.‘Mra. Charles E. Steele and daugh-
ter Dorothy nre'guosth of'Mrs. in. A.
Miller of Meridian, Conn.
Washington Camp, No. 11. Patriotic
order of the Sons of America. will hold
31 meeting tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Girl's Friendly soclott of 'l‘rin-
lty church will hold an entertainment
Friday evening. in Red Men's 111111.
«~Pur'e home rendered lard 8c in
Hayes Market
Nor-walk 'Vl‘ypograplilcal union. No.
529, will hold a regular meeting in
Central Labor Lyceum. this owning.
Miss A E. Baldwin, assistant plin-
cpnl at the Franklin school. is ill of
the grip and is on a leave of absence.
Miss Emily Nu sh of BilWlow nun-
he will glm a Dutch suppcr. Saint'-
day evening, to a nnlnboi of 1111'
friends. '
There will ‘be a rehearsal of the
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 'l‘lutrsduy 01"
011111;: at it p. in. sharp. Both teams
are earnestly requested to he present.
Mrs. James ilvrriug has returned to
her home. in Sayviilo !. l. utter hav
ing 111011 the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
(‘hnrlos l" Hnilock, of Quintatd ny‘Vo-
nuc
Mrs. Alvin l), Wadsworth, of ill
Grove strum, presented tlu» doctor
with 1111 eight and nno- lrnlf pound girl.
Tuesday morning The fnrully in do
ing nlnolx-
The lilulolm ltehehnh Lorine will con-
fer the degree on 11 number of their
own cnndlntes as well so on some for
lilo Laurel lodge at Stamford who
will visit the home lodge I'Vritlity
111th March 3rd. All members are
invited.
Letter to M. M. Lee.
South Norwaik, Conn,
lion!" Sir: Why. do you think. 01111
home :wli puro paint us low to: others
:wll ndultorntml paint?
Then~ (“‘0 :11! or «ill or .30 dih’oront
makers of paint, that rank. in 11' “‘3'.
mt "ilrsl-clrtss;" they lturo tlrrir ro-
ulouu; und‘s region is lame: anoilior'n
is 141111111: ortu'yuuo in 1111114211155" in
its region.
(if lilouo {id or if) or iii}. 61min bout.
tuiothor ttt'yt, uud no on down: but llto
prlcou 11rd nil the some or about the
Mildew-you can buy (lift: for lotto tliull
unuihor thoughr u por'uonnirmnt‘iol
sometimes. ' ‘
11111 how. do you think. mm lhfirroo
sell the bent for no more 1111111 the rust?
'lhe nusuor in: it mots into to soil it;
more to 1111:1112: low: to sell. Reputation
IhIolps soil it. its 150 your: help MC“
(in by the 111mm Y'omu truly.
81 l'. W 01‘.“ Oil! 51 (30.
Just n. 81min
h-uttvwahgwa .k,
ref some: Prices
SUGAR CUHEDW HAM. AND BAGOIN ‘
12/30 LB.
FRfiGH PLATE 6e ”3.
1‘58 Vi’2. lion. South Norwnllt;
liubbell tic surplus ilentwnre company. ,.
NON/Alli turd it 11 dorlihru. 11111111 Non
walk; not! our point '
March 3. to vysu their.
in
Bruno 11'2‘ we intro 12mm ltxudln
. moods. \
out 'oi town mm will re
little or to us by or vans m1 macho ”hinting
gaiturmo eyorlior. RV II I [A22
am wan-lo 10¢“er
11y «truer ruemugmt.
r
F" END MONE
mop! y oi!
'uwht-n, . lotwlry :1 d it! vermin. '
i
Has heen tied up in their cellars for otter four months. /
He will be let loose for one week commencing Friday,
\rluut 1111111: Proud
hy
ling theStcmucls aruiBowci sof
; nessandllest Centaur: neither
. 1061mm Morphine norrmreral.
: or NAnco'rIo.
Myflommum
third"
4.1.. 3...: 5‘
A ecl Rented for‘i‘ons
_ humour Stomach. 1111:3352.
I Worms .Convnlsionsd'ovcrish
I ness and boss or SLEEP.
m:w-
.FIen Sirnilo Signature of
. .-\ii)111r111ll\-,V ”iii
2 1311mm — 1311 ms
was:
'V V! 9 V nHos V
similatlngtitel‘oodaudllequla- 1
Promotes DigesVlionCheerful- _’
EASTilillli
1.1
, hooks. where h'
Mrs. Edwnrd Bl Mnnvllle. of its Lowe
street and who has made many friends
during hrr sojourn hero. loft for her
homo in J'gnmcstoun N 1'.. yesterday
intending to stop in Now York city
the
For: liver
Thirty Years
. 1i
. . 1.. OIMIIDDI IIQIIPANV. UN I'D" om
device is fully met in the
"t
l
II. J.
. .W." V
to INIQRTH MAIN ST.
WI!“ 02.98 AND V31.”
STAMPiNG DHNE ”VOA
I
Bargains in Ready to Wear Hots
but» «a. mounitme not A spseintrv.
I , Actor iron shorten surname
O. ’3 V
Var wssutusrun ernes'r.
2- 1111;11 (“sinfully arranged.
The Cook’s Idea
of a practical economical. responsive and easily managed cooking
Hob Range.
mIt has every up to-dutc improvement and invention for saving
timid fuel and labor,a and that is why the Boston. New York Provi»
deuce. Worcester. New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use
and Lgcornmcnd Hub hunger. They ere the world's best by any test
ollms &,60.
Funeral Director end Ernhalmer.
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
AND STYLE
urn the dirt points to he considered in
furnishing it home. There 'is it in.-
1111211111211” rlilfnrruee lwtweeu the mun
with u badly unsorted lot of F‘urultuto.
and tho room with impropriety: furnitu-
it you 11rd
thinning of rofurnluhiug any purl. or
your house. new is tho lime to boy
the new nrtlcln. its we are receiving
goods every day for tho Spring Trude.
run! you not first tzhoico.
CASH 0R CREDIT.
A .l ANGEVINE & 50N
was»: 1:1» Grout. 134 Washington It.
sears Marmot. cons
j Ist‘ou ole
He has become so strong they esnnot hold 111111 any longer. 2111111111911 , .
’ he was was or his hire nhpuetty
spending several weeks with Mr and
.mowlng 11' (2 invited to attend.
;‘ Mr. Warner
September
1‘- 0.1880.lw
' Why
it
llnguesu
tiltiiliy will! .2
on Sen
VVcrl 1887 When
to mentor an agency a
tuner remained at Water bury
lianV May 1 1889, when he was 11 11111
rerouted this time to the nositi
ossihtmit lr‘oight agent at Boston 101'
ll mutiny; and on November
IIp‘oint’ed freight citsh.
3 13V
.~ Mr. Warner remained with tho New
England company at Boston in the eu
unity of cashier until February 1
11397. wlten'tltc company was consoli
dotted with the Now Huron, when he
Wes untdo freight terminul agent. in
Which position his ser'vltos proved so
eminently satisfactory that he w in on
'JVnnumyl, 1110i. appointed superinteu
dent of the Highland division. and on
November 28 last Wns' hdvhn'ced to
his present position. with heudquar-
Itcrs 11‘. New Haven
'Mr. Warner is essentially;
have won their position ill-5%!
lard knocks and individual ‘e as
11 fellow feeling for those under Vbis
direction; The employee of the gr out
Now Huron system can rest ussured
that their assistant gt 110ml supetin
torment is the right 1111111 in the right
place.
o...”—
AN ALLoAvfitpsrr‘rurs.
cannectlcut Pomologlcal Society to
Meet in the Grange Hall at
Cannon.
Br lrnitntlon ,oi‘ Caution nnd No1-
iloltl granites the. Conrroltiout Porno
ionit'nl hOt‘li‘l)’ will hold .111 1111 tiny 111
stitute in (lrlmgv hall Cannot Friday.
Murth 3.1111 farmers and ospcclnlly
lhouo illtt'lcsteotl in fruits, and fruit-
“to
111 (1ng iollou s: ,
Morning Session. 10: 30.
Add1ess of Vi olr'omo-w
l‘tcv W E ‘IiIioolict.
Music—~ ‘
111111105 '1 ~"Ponllry for profit and fun.‘
.1 ll l’ulunm. 01 lAlclttlnld.
Adtll't‘snw-“i’l‘lttdleul summation on the
culture of Corn and Potatoes.“
Prof. 1.. A. Clinton.
Directors Slorrs Experiment
lion.
Herons“
2 Diunr'r will [)0 served bv the grung-
(‘3.
Stu
Afternoon Session, 2: Di).
“118W"-
Address~‘ The possibilities for profit-
Hill? fruit, growing in Connecticut."
.1. 1! Dale. South iiinstouimry.
Illusit'utt'tl flildl‘i‘.Sfi~-"S|)!'ll)‘llll;; Why
Witt-n and How."
E, ii. iii'lllli‘ll.
Conn. Agritutiiurui Colit'go. Slorrs.
A question box will be open to I‘C"
Chirp inquiries on fruit growing and
kiudrod topics. to be dist ussod us limo
pt“.1utils This will ho made a prom-
lut'nt fonlttm of the mooting llllll all
att' t‘trgodt «1 bring (“notions and put
liriputo-h2 the discussions.
The committees in i'lltil‘tl’t‘ are:
t‘ommlllt‘c of Jim tlr'uuuosmmtzr
mm W. It ilooltvr. Louis H. Wanna
kn Snmuol Osborn Nor2;fltid lior'nte
lit:1!l)ttlt.f}oorgo A 8111113013,.101111 M
l or kn nod.
For iiii‘ Soeit~ty~.i. (‘. Eddy, prest
dont, Simsbury. .i. H. litumun. vice-
pt'osidt'nt. Lllritilclti. ii, i, C. .‘liiios.
socroim‘y Milford. Orrin Gilbert
treasurer. Mlddleton‘n.
”q...— M...“ .1, u...
PUT Oil. ”‘6 BLAZING STOVE.
Malian Woodchopper ancLHlli Sen 5111‘.
lonely Burned.
NEW HARTFORD. Mut't'lt 3.".iim-
rrpl1 llrldn, 1111' 1111111111 womlhhoppor,
nud hits-three your old son have been
sorlously burned in a tire which con-
sumud tho hhuuty which served them
no u dwvllluu in the woods in u remote
Hi’i‘iitfll of this town. 11111111 and his
“'Hi‘ hurt! lu'olr lionrdiug u crow of
wooriohoppoih Whilu dinnt't was 1112
ins solvoti ynmorduy, 11 pan of granola
on tho stov‘u outmltt fire Mid one of
the boarders seized u: pull which he
thought mntrtiuvd Wutur tutti threw
the liquid on the Mom to extinguish
the denies. The liquid. hhworer. was
hormone whirl: lilunod lnstnntiy
«prodding the fire over tho whole in~
it'rlor of illu‘ 1111111111 The olothinn
of noun-'13 nil the neutron no! ohtudit
ill-12 ftlltl‘ till w o motto or Not hururd
but ”in injurim: of llriuin and tho boy
worn most strut-rial 'tlloy worn rmumu
rd in tho Hartford iiospitul. Mrs. Brt
1111 won Inlet: burned. though torn new
ul‘rly ihtm ht'r ltushuud.
..........W.m
LARGE 17.1-73.7: t'iiirmsu'rsu.
sonwunt. Morel: 22mm: tritium
llrounlll to ho worth 111mm bolt 11 mil.
lion dollar's “distributed by the will or
'Mrs. Mary Fitch l’nno. widow of Dr.
it. M. C Page; formerly or New York
rity. Which Wis 0111111911 in probate in
tiny. “rho only nubile honour! of my
site is that of “ratio to found A traitor
ship at Berkeley Divinity Salient.
Mlddletown. the requirement being
{our teeters; a you on .lilit‘tilikf ruin
tooth to be given author it Middleman
or New Haven Three. servants are
rewarded for (armor hernias Mm
Gurney. reunions Moduli. hum (liens
son it (no and Mary hoist: #13000 A
from 91311211090 is hinted in trust for
rim dmmhm or 1111' wanton dangle
throne is lira. 1111611 it. Watkins, er
Borrow and the letter it! We the
residuum legetsr. ,
3111116 sterile 12611111111 who buy s 1211*
per oi 1:111:14 without untried smelt.
r .
years him during he six
‘ so u ‘of the Rev. anez
pa tor he performed a. thriller as
Mr Norton Vis o. Verndunte of the
Amherst college when he was a class
male or new 131'. Tuttlp ornihrly one
(if the *Westporr summery
took his second degree: ht. fr to 111111
versiiy’hhd‘ for tho punt iii venirti
13111: been delta-1 humane
anther’n Chlifor' 121' "'t'
1115 is now on leave or absence from
his college 111111 hits lustreturned 116111
his eight months trip abroad durhi g
111 ch count 111 ie‘ vin to .
111 h rtsun the! 311113"
turns tit Oxford. titre l om
in Greece and 1me He plans to re
tuIr-In to his wold: in Onllfornie 111 ’Itiie
fa . y . . ; .
EN'l‘ ‘ '
. Miss Ulite Alterst'rotn. one of New .
Enghlnd s most populnr netr’eh es ' re-
tired from the r1111... ‘0: profe ate at -
workers three years ago Du’riii’it her
retirement rho 'c‘onceivrd the‘ ideal of ,
compiling from the Writs oi" various
great. writers of the past centuries..11
' play following as closely as cousi
tent with the. present dramatic tnstes.
the old iuoiliiity plays. The result '6!
11m work is a compilation or a drama.
untitled “The King’s Highway“ which ;
sets forth in a dramatic and interest
ing manner the snuggle hetwet'm
Frilsoltooti. Vice 11nd Folly and Con
science Humanity and Tr.11tii' to con-
trol the destiny of Humanity. The
111n.y"1i'ns bronghtto the nttontlon Eof
Rev. James" 11. O'Donnell, who after
givinlr' tho‘mnttcr due consideration.
accepted it for the production“ at
Iloy‘ls Theatre. south NOIwnik on
Monday evening, March 20th under
the ausui‘cos of the Immaculate (lop
coptlon Sodnlltv of St. Mnry‘ s parish.
the auspices 'of his tongrogntlon in
conjunction with Miss Ahorstrom who
will personally stage the production
and play the principal female role.
NO MORE STOMACH TROUBLES.
' All stomach trouble 1! removed by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. ll
gives the stomuth perfect rest by di
gusting what yen eat without the atom
auh's aid.- The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the siomnohfto
health. You don't have to diet your
self when inking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. .1. ll. Erskine. of Allenville.
211.211., says, “i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble “for some time. My
sister-111- -law has had the some trouble
and has not able to out for six weeks
She lived entirely on warm water. M:
for taking two bottles of Kodol Dis
pepsin Cure she was entirely cured
She now outs heartily and is in good
health! am glad to shy No.10] gave
the instant relief." Sold by The Clif
ford Phurmn"! ‘ "
Wm_~._ a...—
CONNECTlCUT PATENTS.
Tilt' following wore issued it‘ehrunry
28. 11106. List furnished from ofhre of
A". M. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
lil'itlgopm‘i. Comm I
Fruuk l.. Cupps. cl 111.. Bridgeport.
production of (1111151. original sound
boards I
Ernest 1". Cltnsc. Bridgeport, pin-
nintolt'r.
Chariot; W. Gibbs. Bridgeport, two
parents. not lock.
Wm. 13. (111mm, Bridgeport. signub
i111; ztppnrntns {111 1110101 vehicles.
Daniel iiiglmtu, Bridgeport. phonic
{1119:1111 ins
(:1 urge B Thomas, lilIltlgt'uport 12lov-
triIo push snitch. ‘
A Buldulu. Now lidwn. circuit,
conlroilvr
It}. 1'}. Slrnllcr, Now Haven. buckle.
\tllllum ..i Smith. New Haven. 1111‘
111141 :1bl1' 1: iililm‘.
t‘onlird it‘ Ulrich New llnwn
lul'y (2111:1110.
Fruult i‘, Young. Now liuvon. dr-
rloo for tent-hing ponrunnulrip.
ilorhori W. Alden, Hartford. towing
Hyatt-111.
YO-
ilurtou 122. lluitvr. llurtrnrd. rvrolr-
i111: pinto for ninth: llllit‘lllllt‘li.
110. W. Iiurlbsltult 11111! E. ii. liit'lt.
Hartford. clothed-t ruck.
1.. ll. ilrinltuutn. W.
purntun for bonding pipe.
Charles G. Perkins. ilnrli‘ord.
trio lump 11.1111 socket.
Clio-[it's (l. Perkins, Hartford. dud
lIcI. A. 1.11 Her, New 1111111111, cupping.t
t 12.
William (1. 'l‘rmroluluu, Hurlford. two
pntouts; olootrlv switch nontut't; riot:-
irit'it! hing outoni rover
Munroe (ilttltl, Hartford. insulating V
11111112 bl urlt.
Thomas W. Bryant "i‘orrlngton. toIe
pro‘ttrtor for strain binder. .
IJnImoe it. Cos. Aliuotrlu. 1411111111qu
r1111.
' Perry 1.. Cloris. iu'letol. olectrir
switch
George W i '1111; New Britain win-
«low shell“ for plants.
in. A Lit liar. New lltiiniu.
button tor o’ooirie dwitrlttm.
bonds
for ironing fold dollars.
Without A. Pchiiold. Mormon. two
patents; with 1qu for control drttii
1111111111.
Joules firms Sryrnour screw driver
charters ii. CowIMi.
thread putrid.I
(‘inreneo Front Norwich
putt-11111; pnrklug for steam Joints
thinks.
Ellen AI. this Nu6w London.
food: .
two
I . W
, ‘eouom AND 601.135
All coughs. some end 11
emulators that are durable e
11 11:11th by One Klimt.
clears the phlwnhdrew out in
motion and but I end soothed tho‘ eta
tented parts. strengthens the inner.
stir trust‘s first" in;
o 1:11 . o y o .
19rd Murmur. '
n .
- “In: 'Qboutz. bettzscn the two you can do some very profit hie ad!
, of the year, but it doeVs the trick Few peeplc are above being VV’
‘ titer he '
Cflegb in ,
I
iiurtford, uh.
hurt? our noon on] sh
11“.;tt 11
stuI VyetV to be doomed Vat but much that‘ its bright, fresh and Vnthwito
Price of course’ his prime IfVactor' 1n stimuLeting trade attl'de hell
mical.’1‘he “left overs” go at a loss. and we’ re glad to see thorn go
, The new stuff is shachVd of its rightful margin to increase the volumeI
of the February output.
Childrcnfs Fleece Lined Vests, were 251:. now rgIc.
Children; 5 Grey Mixed Vesta and Pants, were 25c, now 19:.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50c. now 39c. .
Men‘ S Negligee and Stiff Bosom Shirts were 50c, now 36c. .
One lot of Men’s Four-in-Hand and Teak Tics, were 25c. new 19c
One lot of Men' s Gloves and Mittens, were use. now 19c.
0n lot of Men’ s Gloves and Mittens, were 50:, now 39c. V
All our Ladics’ Shirt Waists at less than cost. V
now 50c.
All our Furs at one-half price.
83-85 Wnshirrg'ton Street.
ew Wars is.
New Spring Models in China Silk
Waists—fiVhite and black~va1ue, $3
special, $2. 25.
N. E RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
A FEW OF OUR PRICES
Not. for Saturday—flout Every Day.
Nich small smoked I-lums ..... '. ............................. 12u lb.
Nice Smoked Bacon ................... . ..... l .......... 14c lh.. strip
Chopped Beet .................... .................. tucVVlb.
Chuck Steak ..................................................... 100 lb.
Butter 111 Print ........ ........ . ............................... 280 16.
Fresh Eggs ..................................................... 30c dos.
Link Sausages ................................................ 2 lbs. 25c
Ground Bones .............................................. 6 lbs. for 25c
Turkeys Roasting Chickens. Fresh 111111151 and Fresh Shoulders.
JACOB SCHAUB,
22 WASHINGTON STREET. I’Phone. 322-.2 '
: WMOOWOOOOOMOWOWOW
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nine 1
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turn 3V
R. ileirti‘. Uhliblli‘y, muolllne '
Bioningtou. I
skin ,
heart: (into .
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THE GREAT
immune .
Gum-ii-
BR
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OLD COUGIIS
i
CATARRH
armour
'i‘vl~¢ y
can. Bore
«121p 11nd nrmgkhwiii W and
50 Oil 251:.
One lot Ladies‘ Corsets in White, Black and Grey. were $1.011 V
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