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Ltlttll News Notes.
Victor W.“ Ferris was. in Bridgeport
last evening.
”——
I.ast night will be a great help to
the spring flowers. ‘
Mrs. Melvin Youngs, who has been
ill, is considerably improved.
Mls. George Dnvies of Brooklyn
is listting Mr and Mrs. Henry Rider,
ot’ Mcrwin street
Miss Louise MoKeon enteltnined the
Mandolin Glee. Club last eVIIlllng at
her home ill Mtlin street.
miller liaise, l. 0. o. F., litlltl a
regular business llleeting ln'st. even-
ing in Odti Fellows' Hull.
. “MW
The. modern Chrlstiun says: “Get
thee behind me Satan—but not too far
away to hear a. call for old."
Charles Lockwood and John E. Kane.
of South Norwalk.went to Stamford,
last night, to attend a dance.
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order
of tile Sons of America, is scheduled
to hold a meeting this evening.
There will be no sessions of the pub-
lic schools in Norwalk today, hilt they
will be held'asillsusl on Friday.
._L~________
A meeting of the directors of the
Norwalk Building and Loan Associu
tioll was held last evening .uld a num-
ber of routine matters were passed
"poll.
The regular lllid week service was
held last evening at idle South Nor
Ivlllk (lzoln rug: ltionlll Church. A llllm-
iti‘i‘ of those who were coll-vetted at
the l't‘tt'lil levivnls attended
II milk III. Parsons, a Iorulcrr resident
of this city. bill litter a resident. ot
Ellington, has secured llll excellent po.
sition ill Hartford, and moved his
family there last week.
Lady Jennings lodge. Shepherds ot
lletlllehenl, initiated several candi-
dtltes ill. the meeting held ill Red
Men's ”it”. lust evening, tllltl confer-
red the second degree on a number of
other t'lllitlltltllA‘S.
—~l)r, nil-it's cures n cold.
The l’llillters’ Union is plullllillg it.
hold it smoker ill the near future. lilert
lirllnstrllp is at thl.I head of the ill“
rangenlent conllllittcc. lie intends to
Illnke the affair like the lust success
i'lll smoker held by the pointers.
'l‘ho (lonnoctimtt Agricultural Ex-
periment station has sent out. some
very timely literature on 'l‘htI inl-
provement of Corn in Connecticut. it
the chlther keeps on on warm us it
has been for the past few days the
tnrmors in this vicinity will need to
read up on the matter curetully.
~«All kinds of Firth, ltlrge Long
t‘lums. (lrecnnort Oysters, lobsters.
Illtrd Crabs, Escullops, at (llltbill's.
Miss Clurn Velsor, of Quinturd nve
n-ue. hus returned home utter substi-
tuting for three months in one of the.
public schools of Peterson, N. J.
The henring 0f the uccount of Al-
fred II}. Austin. trustee of the Bitten
Stone Conlpuny. hits been CllllUliIlltitl
irom «toy to day in the IPl‘Ulllllt‘. court
on account of Judge Austin's illness.
ilolmrt (‘. Stone, of Waterbury, fortn-
erly or lltililiury, ill hill with u tIllltlleII
In- to play any mun in Connecticut llt
bowling, billiards and pool. His pr-opo
itlllilll lit to play any man ill the stole
it tonne of bllllurdlt. pump of pool. and
three IuIIIIhtllt strings of bowling. the
loud number of points. The. pool tItld
ldliltlrlltt arc to he. tilt) points
l'llt‘ll.
N-Mm‘ ——_—-a
Many men give Invlshly of gold.
'l‘o lilliill bridges nod caution and tow
uric of old;
it you wont everlasting tattle, a hello-
ftlctor ho.
(live the poor and needy Rocky Moun
tnin 'l‘on.
i’lutnted II Drug Store.
Edward T Buckingham, city clerk
of Bridgeport. will not no inleriocutor
In tho milllttrel show to be given In
volnlentton with the annual masque-
rude hull of linens ‘i‘li,be l 0. R. Mu
to Monday night. Mr. Illicit inghum
liliti earned an enviable reputation in
Bridgeport all Ill ateur minstrcl
and at the present devout people
are twilight”; until ttlttlttitt him for
h‘uvtng caused them to split their
lilies.
all“ ”M HIM hall W
it he prescribed Mild? to his pltiehts.
Immune he believes to the hi host
standard of purity. “GUAMWC (XII
OLA'l‘llB" are v: V" l‘lld flit) the
murmur for with port ty.
' met. Jones six times ill the
INSURANCE
471' volition 8t ‘ an. m... ‘
WAOHlNGTON’G BlRTHOAY EXER I
OISE/8
Will Be Rendered At the
School on Friday Afternoon.
The primary trades of the Frank-
lin school will render the following
Emigrant on li‘ridpy February 23, ill
p
~—'l‘hero Are Muny Fines,
School.
til'oelllllz.
ltnlpll Donuts Room ll.
itetliitltioll Six ldttio tliris Are We.
Six (llris of Room C. .
,Boys‘ (lilolIustur ii‘lng.
Itecitution-Wlmt Makes (lrent. Men.
Seven Boys of Room C.
ltccitutton~~Solnn New HIItcln-Its.
' Cordon Cove. Room I.
Sony-«Mt. Vernon Bells
School.
l‘tecitntlorImOur Country‘s Father.
Harriet Myers. Room I).
Recitation—George Washington
Seven Boys of Room E.
Song—«Flag Song for Washington's
Birthday,
School.
Reclintiom—Whnt Was the Secret?
Hurts Neugebuur. Room .i.
RecitationwVVashingtonv'B Hatchet.
Amy Clark, Room H.
Recltation~The Hatchet Story
Seven Boys of Room G.
Recitation—J1me Story of Washington.
Elsie Neugebuuer. Room F.
Song-“Allltll‘lfla,
SchooL
Parents and friends
Invited.
are cordially
KNEW JONES A LONG TIME.
But Later Texas Witness in Patrick
Trial Said it Was Only One Month.
NEW YORK, F‘eb. lib—Albert 'l‘.
Patrick's hearing for a new trial on
the clnlrge oi’ murdering Willinnl
Marsh Rice, the aged millionaire, was
renamed today. l’utl‘ick himself was
not. present, helm: confined in Sint',
Sing under the death sentence. Robert
Lee, of Houston, Texas, who yesterday
testified that Rice's .yalet. Jones. told
him in Texas that. Patrick did not. kill
the. millionaire, was recalled toduy.
"Yon any you have known Jon-es a
long time?" asked District Attorney
Jerome.
“Well, a month or so. We boys
call o. month a long time." -
“And that is what you mean by a
long time in your Itilidavit?"
"Yes, stir," replied the witness.
The next. witness was Lillie (init-
lard, II school teacher ill Harris coun-
ty. 'l‘exns. She said that she had
last three
years. 7
At. this point a recess was taken.
SUPERINTENDENT COE GRANT»
ED LEAVE.
V . Colt-mi .lullio‘s N. ICoo. Snpol'illtelltl
out ot’ the Soldier's liome In Now
ton who has been suffering t‘olInl acute
l’llt‘lllllllliHlll in) some time past Inn:
been granted ll ltInve oi‘ absent-I- oi
t‘rtllll t'IouI to six weks tllld is tnkllle
eicttlictll trentlllout ill the Stitltltzer' s
Institute ill lilookiyll Mrs. t‘oe is with
the colonel, pull it is hoped that with
special care :llld llllI'SlllE, this electri-
Ial trcntllletit. will he of grout belletlt
f not an entire cure. Major William
Spittle is acting stlperintolnlellt oi lllt
Home ill (‘oionei' s C'soe :Ibselne.
'l‘ he colour-1's host of iritIllds ill Nor
”ton and Nt‘ll'WIllkS, and ill t'utIt n‘.
through the stale. wish hint a speedy
recovery.
0. F. if. WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. I). Burr Bench, of East. Nor-
wnlk. entertained the. i). II‘. F. Whisl
Club. 'l‘tlestllly. The party was ill
George Washington style. Attractive
little cherry l’uvors were given out. illltl
tllc tnblos were decorated with bed,
while Illld blue. Red, white and blue
cake was served during the luncheon.
The first prize was won by Mrs. Wil-
litlm II‘. Hoyt Illltl the second by Mrs.
Chnries E. li'oyt. 'l‘htI consolation prize
Went to Mrs. William Stevens.
Patience is a beautiful \II.iltue und
ultyom- who has not an automobile
may possess ii.
it you would
hold the reins
over your own
destroy. you
must keep a
stiff rain and a
sharp eye on
your expen-
dilutes.
BEGIN NOW
by depositing
'3 part of your
weekly income
with the
‘60. NORWALK
TRUST 00.
It will grow
and earn for
' . you 4 per cent
interest .
Open at Noon.
New Inns of Masks
for
Masquerades
COLEMIIN’B
‘5. 3‘ we grails.
Franklin.
PRICED WA Y DD WN.
Foliowmg inventory. we present the followin spicy bargains
in venous 0d a and ends, at prices which bespca the promptest
kind of action on your part: , .
.9 8
25 odd Coats and Vests. ages :5
to 18. belonging to $8 and $10
3903
dSpring shapes In Derbys and Soft Hats are ready for the early
bit 5.
I. II. VI III it ..I I.. it! --
on Spring Overcoats, sizes 3.1 and
35, formerly priced at $8 and
$10 ........ ..... . . .
A few Children's Spring Top
Coats. sizes 8 to II, formerly
$3.50 and $5 ....
Broken sizes Stifi Bosom Fancy
Shirts, left from regular $1
lines.
South Not-walk. Tel. Call, 32-2.
We usually the in stock the following goods and guarantee .
them each and all to he the best, grade obtainable and prices
right.
Outs No. i ituckwhent Grain li-(l Chick Feed
Fancy Barley ()tlts White Wheat l) M (‘ilick Feed
Corn ited Wheat “-0 Poultry lI‘ood
(‘rtlckodICorn When! Screenings Our Own
Meal lleef Scrubs Mixed Grains
Bran iieet‘ Mt‘iil ‘I‘tIllow Table Meal
Mixed Feed Oyster Shells thoitcdl
Mlddlins lrit Yellow Table Meal
While Middllus Kutiir Corn (granulated)
Gluten iI‘tIetl Millet Seed White Table Meal
Cotton Seed Meal lienlp Seed (Trot-herbs Best Flour ‘
Oil Mt'ill ll-O llol'se lI‘ced ' l'illlIkwlleat Flour
Fluxsecd HID lltliry lI‘eed lluy
Hominy I Salt. (sacked) Strnw
Chit-k Manna
Stork Food Ali‘ltlitt Meal
liaricy tirnin iltlrdings (thick Feed
We sold over live tons oi the l). M. (‘hiI-k lI‘mId lust Sprint:
and (Ian, ‘der it the bust feed [or little (‘llll'li . .m in two months
old, lull. Iimll he pleased to have you tilll iiiltl tIxtltlliuo elicit
Ql'it‘ and ‘tttIh‘nIt what you tonsiller. best,
lluy titlt's 'l‘llut‘s Glenn.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Suit (rock) I'lIllt Moss
Shavings
I
Skates at l- 2 Price
This means $2 Skates f or $1.
Wm. P. Beers,
6 South Mam Sh, only
YOUNG M EN WANTED! ll
Merrill Business College
CANNO’l‘ MEET THE DEMAND FOR COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS, STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPEWRITERS.
312.50 per month, ‘ Day School.
5.00 per month, Night. School.
A RIGHT START RESULTS IN SUCCESS.
BEGIN NOW. M. A. MERRiLL, Prim.
‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
“Pop!"
“You, my son."
"Whut is it. a man loses and then
cunt tell yolt what. it is until he finds
it?"
Forgot Himself.«-—'l‘hc dcpnrtlilenl.
store clerk was at the llclress' feet. I
"Will you llnvo me?” he. begged.
ot‘lcr yotl my heltr Illlli lltlnd." l
The infatuated girl bent toward him.
"l’ii take them!" she whispered. “I really dont know, my boy. "
And then he spoiled it all by Ilbsent "Why, his brulltitl"-~Yonkors Staten
l)’ culling "(lttsh!”——-(‘levoltlnd Lender. illiilil.
l
u]
r————-——-——q
Miss Maybelle McGee, who was flit.
lly accident but on the out;
Said she: "Hour poor kitty!
Door Puss. what I). pity!
Almost Worth Keepingrdviyrthw
“Look, what It lovely diamond engage-
munt ring George hits given the." Eu
t.el|o——-"Yes: it‘s lovely. it nearly
broke my heart when I sent it buck." 1 wonder where she can be at?"
~—lllenvor Post.
~llultinlore American.
Is more than a cough; it is a. deep-seated innum-
motion or catarrh oi the bronchial tubes and
lungs-allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source 6! consumption. It. ham” all schools 0!
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with pure
cotton are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken internally only, ever. did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the ger’mloldo bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every once tor 20
years.
. Tune 1t! drop: every a hour: and BE “mitt tenths the throat
and chest with hot, clone Balm every night. mm In the amt.- It
i. unmowouoqonmmo
FOR
Thursday and Friday
ONLY ’
SIAIIONIERI
(it) ENVELOPES,.
hint-“11316135 PAPER.
22 else Box
ihtt Mitford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15-2.
Maples it Goldscllmidt Oo.
"unwound
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dal-n iii .
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Ilium A Corbett Block. Io. Nonnlk.
WESTON.
Miss Post, of Illdgellt-ld,
Miss Anna itanklt.
has visited
Rich Bargains
Late Camera.
The Suits include many ‘ neat effects? in .Woif
Cassimcres, in the new grey and green shades. ‘
The Overcoats include the Fancy Belt Back
I
w.i‘7i
long and medium lengths.
BOYS’ DRESS SUITS AT % PRICE!
About fifty Boys’ three-piece Suits, originslly“ pill
$3.50 to $6.00; now $1. 75 to $3.00. l K ‘
Broken sizes in Men’ 5 Negligee and Bosom Shirtl‘
value, at 39c. 4 , a
Goodyear Rubbers for Men and Boys. I' 3'. ']
SELLEOK & PR1"
HEAD-TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St. I
' Our new telephone call, '165-5'
..c A.
The. Board of itclief was in session
lit the Town Hall. on Monday.
Mrs. l“. l’. Morchonse is suffering
from all atluck of rllenlnutisnl.
Mr. alltl Mrs. George Barrett.
more to Poplar l’luin, next truck.
will
Mrs. 'l‘heotiorc
on Sunday.
walk.
lialniiton returned
from a visit in East Non
W. ll. Morehonse, who has been ill
with blood poisoning. is now able to
be out,
Mrs. l). M. Andrews
her mother, Mrs.
ilt'ltl Hill.
has elllertailled
liltrr. front (ll'tIlIll-
William Reeves itlltl family have re
turned from u few weeks‘ stay in hit.
Vernon, N. Y.
Jilin. ("butler Merl-hunt of littldillu.
has lII‘l'Ii the mil-st. ol‘ Ilt'l‘ slslt‘z‘, Mrs.
W. l'. iiuwlnlld.
Mr. tllltl Mrs. llII’ltjtllIlill litIINlIlt \\‘t'lI
t‘tllllt‘tl a baby boy into their house
hold. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard lieel's will
l‘i‘ll'lll‘illt‘ their twentieth wedding ull-
llll't‘l'ritil'y, on Motldny evening next.
Mrs V, ‘odl‘rey who has been
spundint: the winter ill llalIItt‘old and
ltitigellttld will l‘IiitlllII lltllllt‘ ile.\t
\\'t'.l‘l(
S. S. ('lll‘Vt‘l‘ lllls been building and
tillitlu a ltlrge new itItIllolIse. (i. A.
sun-gm is also nt work. titling his
with nine-inch ice.
The indies of the Nllrileid Aid So
elety are milking prepomtions for n
lilli‘ to be hthl lit the residence of
Mrs. Mtlbcl it‘llt‘li, on 'l‘ucsdny even-
till; Mtlrcll I.
o. w_ I‘lrudley.‘ot the iirln of o. w.
Bradley‘s Stills, who has been ill for'
three months. was taken on 'l‘uesduy
to St. Vincent‘s Hospital, Bridgeport,
(or treatment.
BEQUESTS OF CINCINNATI MAN.
itiliiill.2'l‘t)\VN. It. 1., Feb. 2l.~~
Cllnrltnblo institutions of Cincinnati
lInd etllployeu oi” the Emery Candle
Company llt lvorydalc, Ohio, ale
among the beneficiaries of the will of
Thomlls .i. Emery, ll former resident
of Cincinnati. who died [It Curio. Egy
pt, .ianlnlry 15. of this your. The in
strumellt was admitted to probate in
the‘locnl probnte court today. the on
into being ropresente? by Albert Jen-
ney and Vi Wurlsln, lttorneys of cm
pillllati. Mr. Emery moved to this
town from Cincinnati several years
ago und maintained a large estate.
inlet your he ,Wont nbrond. going to
Cnlro, Egypt. where he died.
The value of Mr. winery's estate wns
not made public, on account. of the
wish of the deceased as contained in
the will.
CLYDE LINE TBTEAMBHIP ELEC-
l
NEW YORK Fall. 21. -——At. the un-
nuul meeting at the Clyde Line Steam.
ship Compnny. held in the company’s
cinema in this city today the following
board of directors was elected:
W. Morse, Calvin Austin, Joint laughs,
G. M. Sciflvub, Thomas Clyde. Hurry:
Morse. John W. Gates, H. M Whitney.
and J. F. Bweaay.
At a subsequent meeting of the
l
board or directors otlicors 0f the com-
pany were elected as follows:
President-«Calvin Austin.
Vice-president and Gpnerul Manager
wfl‘heodore G. Bitter.
.Secretcry and Treasurer-«N. H.
dumbbell. .
{Assistant Secretary-will. A. Kelly.
LUTHER WRIGOILTI BRRNGHING
Luther Wright of South Not-walk,
has bought Hugh oiii'll curls a she
and business. in tnmford. r.Netl
has Iondur-ted this business tor 26
years. Luther Wright curries on an
extensive business in making dud re.
violent; and carries to. having
“WIN!
pehmtot» alludes the inflammation the cm «to tho'
Wmmlbothi ’km. 'tt’rfli
vermin towns in t is section.
'3 LBS. PRUNES.........
w~--u~mr..»
A interesting Array oi 600d burns
to [at and Drink.
Dried Beef. Our machine lately broken, Is now in working com-lit“
and we are able to supply good dried beef to all.
V‘. ‘
Better Butter at 270 lb.
Spinach in fine on dition, 25c pk. .
Home Eggs (strict y fresh), 30:: do zen: Cooking Eggs, 20c dozen.g,'v
Egg Plums Danison Plums, Lemon Cling Peaches. We have‘ju’nt
in the above goods, and ask a trial, 20c. ' ‘ _
Also Sliced Peaches and Sliced Apricots, in heavy syrup. '
fine at 15c can. . I. »
Tetiey's Tea. Just came in. . A new lot of those 10c samplelpaokl ..
Tetley's people claim they dont make a cent on these good8us A In ‘
chance to get fine tea. lndl‘a, Ceyio n. Formosa and Mixed.
Cider. i am promised some fine Russet Cider for Saturday's Vhllllfl
Ihe lat.” made the better with cider. This In just: made. Expect it]
..50 gal on.
Hasty Lunch Chocolate, just add hot water. 20c.
Extra large can Tomato Soup. Good thing, 10c.
Noodles, Split Peas. Green Pens.
Our business has increased. F“
Hope to serve and please, '
l
Telephone Call 26-4.
GROCERY SPECIALS for lHUliSl)‘
UNTIL, 12 O'CLO CK N'OON ONLY.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS DOZEN ...... ................. .,......'.
BEN HUR FLOUR, BAG ..... . ........................... Wl-
ROYAL OR CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER. LB. ‘
EVAPORATED APPLES, 2 PKGS.
......... .,',.
...................... ..,......u no
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. PER BU. ......... . ........... . . . . .
VERY FANCY CELERY, 2 BUNCHES.........‘ ...... . ...... ...;
LEAN SHOULDERS, LB. . . . . . . . ...........................
OZONEBOAP,7CAKES....... ..................... nt.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK. CT.
TEL. 143.
f
’AT
SPECIAL PRIc,
READ THIS DIST
GOOD FAMILY FLOUR PER BAG..
21 L38. GRANULATED SUGAR
19 GOOD EGGS......
3 PKGS. H. O. PANCAKE FLOUR..............
OUR BEST BUTTER PER LB..........
PURE LEAF LARD. PER L3.
COMPOUNDED LARD. PER LB.........
3CANB MILKm.....
...--II.....-...I- .--...-.I--o-
.I........u.............
..--..Il-......-.......u-.--
llCllI‘IIIIOtOIlIIDlleIIIO.
...........n...........-I.1
,.t w
.c...ot-I...I.I.v..-....
IOIIIfitll-Q’plIllllbbloltlolllilllll‘l“
LBS. LARGE PRUNES...................... ..... .,......,.
2LBS. APRICOTB...
. UL
24 corIerc AVE. TEL. CALI... 223-3. may nonyltn
l— EF—-1k *lF
Swims—4‘80 Billy, the crook. got
pinched. Caught. in his arm trap, I
suppose?” Knifes. Jr.—-—No. he got
caught to somebody clito's trap. Just.
climbed into it and t . we hit when it‘ ‘
was left standing outside a suloon."—~ ,
Chicago Daily News. .
CONDITIONS .
“Well. pupa. I’ll marry the “old
Croesus on one conditionf'
"What's that, my dear?"
"He must give the a wedding journey
ubr
T'His View.—-“You
course. i think he
church." I‘
“Well Bragg donation;
“No? How do yotmpdp.
"iio things the churn
him."I4«Phllodeiphiu Lodge
The individual to w
ligament of titles his.
knows that he must. still
and yet does not. Imp _
any, will be pleased to,
err besidevhims‘elt .
unit? in addressing t
Lady Duflerlu twat;
in India as t‘Your’ Enc
Victoria received ti mt
stoic. dithered to "The I
and the Empress 0‘
B i th cod
0
"Oh, l'm sure he'll do that.”
"And i insist upon going niouel"-~
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
All ”it...“ “““e’i‘lliiidii‘h’l’tl‘ll‘
“h 1V”, ‘ ' a
footed and hard-fluted country boy
in unit better Monitor its the.
Norwalk Chronicler