L... ‘
”i.
local ileuSilu
its. '
Miss Marlon Vornum is ill with a
sore throat.
-——._
it”. E. Lockwood is having the ceiling
of his store painted. :
Charles Kellogg and Lester Warren
spent Sunday in Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Benton
were visitors in Bridgeport yesterday.
mlTp-todate entertainment, elaborate
grand march, handsome decorations.
ltcd Men‘s Musk Ball. Music Hall. to
night. . .
tiny your Jeddo cool of Harris &
(tans Co. _ Always a large stock on
hand.
Miss Emma Schmidt has secured a
position with the Croi’ut & Knapp Com-
patty.
Walter Fitch, of Westport avenue.
who has been ill with the grip, is im-
proving.
Miss Minnie, Reed, of Danhury. is
visiting Mrs. G. W. Stevens. of South
Main street.
Many Norwalk people will attend
the military ball in Bridgeport. next
Tuesday evening.
-Dr, Dick‘s cures a. cold.
(I. Spizzy, of New York. who is with
the Western Electric Company. spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. William Biascer and family will
occupy their home at, 21 West Main
street, by the first. of April.
Miss Madeline Miller. who is teach-
ing school in Orange. N. .i.. spout Shir
day at her home in Wilton.
Miss Mabel Lake, of 9 Starr avenue.
Itauhury. is visiting Miss Alice Rider.
of East Noruutlk. for a few days.
Miss Nellie Maioney, who has been
the guest of Miss Margaret tilaviu.
has returned to her home in Newark.
Miss (lchcbe. nl' Fi‘liilt‘t’ street. has
rcsumcd her duties in ’i‘ristrani Kr
liyatt‘s stole after a week's vacation.
”For a mild, easy motion of tit»
bowles. a single dose of ltoan's Itcgu-
lets is enough. 'l'reatment cures ntr
bitual cttttsiipution 2t": centa a. box.
Ask your drnggist for ”Will.
....J.______
Miss Marguerite Kelly. of Stevens
street. has been inking a week‘s vacu-
tiou from her duties In 'i'ristram &
liyatt's.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart has returned
to her home in New York. after a
visit with the Misses Kelley. of West
uremic.
'l‘ltc Norwallt street cleaning depart-
ment is now busy clcaniugtiiihc streets
of the mud whiclt has colic. ed during
the recent rain. -
The Cornell
no: claim to have a cure-ail, but the
various testimonies of local people
prove that they have an excellent Itid-
uey remedy. See adv.
The many friends of Amos Gates.
one of the veteran members of the
South Norwaik Fish Club, and in tact
one ot its charter members. have bad
a life size photo taken of Mr, Gates
in his tlshlng tags, and the picture.
when suitably framed. will adorn the
walls of the club.
~~~llaukei.lmli. Dancing, at Armory.
Monday night. Feb. 26. (lo. i" re. Wav-
erly Athletic Club, N, Y. Preliminary
saute. West Ends vs. Nuttuegs. itnuc-
tag from it) to )2.
Michael Garrison. the cotmumptlw
at the Norwuik Hospital who has been
living for some time out of doors. re
mains about the same. This cane is a
peculiar one. in that all hope was KW
cu up or saving his life some. time.
but he has been existing in a tent on
the Hospital grounds.
'l‘ite Farther Lights Society of the
South Norwalk Baptist. Church will
hold its regular mention this evening
at the church. led by Mrs A. l). Mor-
uttn. Mrs. A. J. Dooley will give an ad.
dress on the. topic "David Livingston."
Mrs. Doniey is well known to all anti
always heard with great pleasure.
There will be sport 1 music and the
Armory pong books ii be used. All
are. welcome.
I Edam-March.
The month of Moral! II tho moot
totitouo and trying month of tho your.
I! you will on Loutonllt to brace up
your oyotom and rid It or molariot
troubles, tl opopolo, intimation. oto..
Moron will u dMOt‘fifl no any other
that at tho your."
Hinton-pawns con.
om‘undmémg. mimic.
Remedy Company no ‘ '
l M" It! ND
[Mountings .-
14 saturation
fluid on business.
town today on business.
l
in town today on business.
I ‘“
Miss .K. Osmond Vosburgh, oi the
EeriluCoal Company‘s onion, is ill
with“ would
Eugene Boyer, of Main street. is
able to be about utter a long siege
of sickness. . ~
Thomas Wood, of the Ansonla Seu-
tinei staff, was a visitor itt East Nor-
wuil. yesterday.
A regular communication of St.
John's imdge No. 6, will be held
Thursday evening.
~Doors with open 7:30; entertain-
ment 8; grand march 9 o'clock. Rod
Men's Mush Bali. tonight.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle. i". of
A.. will hold a meeting and initiation
Wednesday evening.
The forty hours devotion open at
St. Mary's at 10:30 next Sunday and
close Tuesday at 9 o'clock.
‘ Rev. Father 00er and Father Stan-
ton. Jesuits at Keyser Island. are
guests at the St. Mary's rectory.
A car on the last avenue line left
the track Saturday evening in front
of the residence of James Wood.
Father r‘tigarty was in Westport.
titis morning. celebrating the requiem
high mass. on account of the illness
of the priest of the church there.
Eugene Smith and children and A14
bert Ludwig, of Southington. were.
visitors yesterday at the home of Mrs.
ilriggerman. of it‘nirtield avenue.
\i'ilbnr H. lreiaml. who is conilned
to the. Norwalk Hospital. continues
to improve daily. The lever has eu-
Ilrely left his system and his many
friends are. hoping for his rapid re.-
covery,
William J. Weiseit. in order to cele-
brate the winning oi tht recent piuo
chic tournament. is to give a birthday
party. Wednesday night. to a number
of his friends. Wednesday being his
twentytthird 4?) birthday he has decid.
ed to hold the celebration at that time.
~~llasketbaiL Dancing. at. Armory.
Monday night, lt‘eb. 20. (To. I" vs. Wav-
erly Athletic Club. N, Y. Preliminary
game. West Ends Vs. Nutmcgs. Dane.
in): from it) toilzi.
.l. 'l'horuton i’rowiti is planning to
take an extended vacation next week.
Mr. Prowitt intends to no to Denver
and remain there for his health for
a month. After his return ht- cou~
templates going abroad. probably in
italy. with his wife. Mr. l’rowili‘s
health is very poor umi he thinks thni
the dry air of ilctivcr will benefit him
greatly. All his friends hopi- that be
will come back entirely well.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE.
\VASIIING'I‘ON. Feb. L'ti.—~~.\ call
was issued today by Secretary lid-
wnrds of the in‘nnu-ratic (totigressitmal
('ampaiun ('otnmittee. for a meeting. of
the committee to be held on the even-
ing oi" March ti. iu the inority com-
mittee. rootn of the House ot‘ Represen-
tatives. it is stated that the meetingr
is called for he purpose of oruauimr
lion. but the tieails oI‘ the campaign
for the sixth-tit Congress may receive.
mtmlciale attention.
When the hammer strikes th.‘ nail
on the head we hart- less to say than
when it strikes the thumb. ’i'hus \\'t'
are spurlnl: of praise {or good service
and load of complaint for blunders.
It you would
hold the reins
over your own
destroy. you
must keep a
still rein and a
sharp eye on
your expen-
diiures.
BEGIN NOW
by depositing
a part of your
weekly income
‘wiih the
SO. NORWALK
TRUST 00.
It will grow
and earn for
you 4 per cent
interest.
Open at Noon.
u...— WW. .. .. ...~..... .
conctminwntna
Spauidlng‘s Baseball Goods
FOR 1900.
NEW LINE OF SOUVENIR POB.
TALO, (Jun Resolved.)
AT
COLEMIWO
' ulwo flat“.
to North Main oil-«t, oouttt Norwolk.
A on in Are. tomo- luoboll
l and an floods.
and“
l o...”
Stu Samoa.
Ross Malkin spent the day in Ridge-
.iolm M. Ryan. at New York. is in
W“...
Dr. S. P. Crotian, of Bridgeport, was
' sand En s
PRICED WA y no My.
Following inventory. we present the followinihzicy bargains ’
t o promptest
in various odds‘and ends. at prices which bespca
kind of action'on your part: ‘ } -
$1. .98
$1.98
25 odd Concerto Vests. ages is
to 18, belonging to $8 and $10
Suits
Spring shapes in Dcrbys and Soft Hats are ready for the early
birds.
20 Spring Oyercoats, sizes 34 and
35, formerly priced at $8 and
$10
A few Childrcn’s Spring Top
Coats, sizes. 8 to 11, formerly
$3.5oand$5
Broken sizes Stiff Bosom Fancy
Shirts, left from regular $1
lines
.ua..-.-.o
~
Tel. Coll, 32-0.
South Norwalk.
We usually haVe in stock the following goods and guarantee
them each and all to be the best grade obtainable and prices
right.
Oats No. 1 Buckwheat Grain 1l~0 Chick Feed
‘ancy Barley Oats White Wheat 1) M (thick Feed
Corn Red Wheat “-0 Poultry Food
Cracked Corn Wheat Screenings Our Own
Meal llcci‘ Scraps Mixed Grains
Bruit Beef Meal Yellow Table Meal
Mixed Feed Oyster Shells (bolted) _
Middllns tirlt I Yellow Table Maul
White Middiins Katiir (‘orn (granulated)
Gluten Feed
Cotton Seed Meal
Millet Seed
Hemp Seed '
White Table Meal
Crockcr’s Best Flour
Oil Meal ”-0 Horse Feed Buckwheat Flour
it‘inxsectl ii-t) Dairy Feed l-lay .
Hominy Salt tsacltod) Straw
Chick Manna Salt (rock) l'ent Moos ' ‘
Stock Food Alfalfa Meal Shavings
Barley Grain liardings Chick Feed
We sold ever live. tons of the D. M. Chick Feed last Spring
and consider it the best teed tor littio chicks up to two months
old. but. shall be pleased to have. you call and examine each
one and select what you consider best
Buy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
1 ,....... .w'..-......£._..._,..,.. u“
Ska agate Price
. This means $2 Skates for $1.
Wm. P. Beers,
6 South Main 813., only.
The Beet“ Groceries
SPECIAL PRICES !
READ THIS LIST
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ....... . ....... ..... 01.00
0th veav BEST BUTTER, PER LB. ................................ . 25c
3 LBS. pone LEAF LARD ........ . ........... . .................... .. 25c
4 L88. compouuo LARD ..................................... 250
3 PKGS. MOTHER'S OATMEAL .................... . ..... . .......... 25a
7 BARS ozone sOAP ............................................. 260
2 mos. CREAM 0s WHEAT ..................................... .. 25c
2 cans BARTLETT FEARS ..................... . ..... .. ...... 25c
3 ems MILK ..................... . ............ . ...... . ........... 250
3 LB. CAN BAKED BEANS ....... . ............ 10c; 3 cans, 25c
A. STU LL.
24 COTTAGE AVE. TEL. CALL. 223—3. EAST NORWALK CT.
-...L-........M.- «an»... .... w
Decide Now to Make Your Lite 0 Success.
A Catalogue l‘rom
Jockoon. '
around“ Optician. '
4 5
Enter new classes lit littoKKidl-‘JPING. SHOR’J‘HANI) and rvrn-
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
EYES DHANB 4 aooonomow
your oyoo mum lulu!
\
- lite Oiliford Pharmacy
Amni, Cop. 110% 1117.. HOV; 111%
A. C. tit 1". Cu.. 13‘," 43‘»; 43 43%
A. Col. 00., (if) 35 34% 34%
Am. 100. 407... 41",); 407‘» 47%
Am. l.oeo.. 73 73 72% 72%
Am. Smelt 101% i620; 161% 162%
Am. Sugar. Help 142 140% 142
A. T. & S. Fe, 901.; 907... 90% 00%
Built). to Ohio 1107.. iii"; 110‘th 111%
il‘kiyn. 1i. '1‘. 82% till til! 82%
Chen. & ()th 50% 00% 50M 50%
Chi. or N. W., 228% 220 22X 229
(Ill. (it. West. 211.4. 21% 211$; 21%
(Y. M. St St. 1’. 180% Hilda iiitt 1801/:
Col, It‘. dz 1., 03% 04%, 03% 04%
(lot. South. 35 It!» 3:”. 35
Con. (his. ltitt mm 158%; Ill!
Erie ~13 402‘ 4:17.; 43%
(ion, Eli-c. 171 171 171 171
iii. (‘t-tttt'ai.,' 174 174 174 “’4
ion. 0- Nash. 1470. Hill; ”7% ”till
Manhattan trill I08 tall 158
Met. St. Ry. tam tit; mm 110
Mex. (Ten, 251,1. 2?» ’ 25% 25%
M. ii, a 'l‘. 34% 34% 34% 34%
Mo. Pain. 100% 100% 100% 100%
Nat. Mind” 82% 83%. 82V: 83%
N. 1’. Central, 148 Hit”; 148 little
Norf. & Wash, 80% 87'... 80M. 87%
Out. & Worth. 507... {it 007.. 01
Penn. R R, 13003 ifiil 188% 139
P90. (lurk. 00'») 1101/13 00%. 00%
Pros. S. (‘tti‘.. 50% 57 Pill 87
Reading ”7% Iiilt-‘V. 137% 130%
Rep. Stock 3174'. 02%. 37% 32%
Rock island 25% 26%. 250i. 20%
South Palm, Milli. 07 thin. 07
fit)". Ry. (30.. till 301,1. 2% 30%
‘ Tenn. C. 61 1.,1501/g 15014. 100% 100%
'i‘exas. i’m-. all 34% ill 34
Union Pitta, If; {in 154 titling 154
U. 8. Hobbes. 501,4, 50% 50% 50%
it. 8. Steel, m; 421/. 41% 42%
U. 8. Steel. p. 107 1071.4 100% 107%
Wabash 24 24%. 23% 24%
Wabash. pt. hi7}. 49% MW; 49%
Win Cent. 27 27 27 27
Patti Jones Whiskey, 2 star.
. 950 hot.
Monogram Whiskey. fall out, 81
Patti Jones Whiskey. 4 star.
$1.25 bottle
California Port Wine, 75c bot.
.taiii‘oruia Sherry Wine, 750 hot.
Evoru Port Wine. 31 but.
Dull-Gordon Sherry, $1.25 hot.
at. Julien Claret Wine. .550 bot.
Mersteiner Rhine Wine. 650 hot.
Helgrariu Tom Gin. 95:: hot.
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
UNIFORM)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
union In
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
2-3: o Cor-bolt Ilock. Io. Norwolk.
room in 'wXLLWoriiEEW
WALL S'I‘Ri'lE'i‘, lttzitt a. m.~\'ery
light buying orders ware iu.ihe the
stock market at the opening today and
prices were inclined to sag. St. Paul
Was a prominent exception with a rise
of a point. and ("onsoliduted Gas titte-
tuated uncertaintly with an ultimate
decline of a point. Northern Pacific.
Norfolk and Western. Chicago 'l‘ermi-
nul pfd. were down a point and Sugar
a large traction.
WAiil. STREE'I‘. II a. tn.-(,‘onsoll-
dated Gas declined in point additional.
but the general level of prices did not
full lower and buying orders appeared
after a period of dullness, which caus-
ed an advance all around. Recent
leaders in which profitable turns have
been made. were most In demand. no-
tably l'nion Pacific. Reading. Snieit~
ing and Amalgamated Copper. Spectr-
intion became less active after the
market. had risen above Saturday‘s
closing and some effect, was produced
by realizing here and there. bttt the
strength of i‘nion Pacific held the mar-
ket. 'I‘hai stock and Reading ruse
1%. Northern Pacific. New York
ticntral. Southern Pacific. Smelling.
Consolidated (his and Itlstlllers' Secur-
iiies a point. People's Gas and Man-
hattan tell i and International Power
sold at. a decline oi! 5.
WALL STREET. Newt—Prices eon-
tiuued to creep upwards with occasion-
al halts but there were no important
setbacks. Dealings were largely eon-
gested in the tenders. especially tin-
ton Pacific. which rose two points. St.
illtul gained 2b., Reading. illinois (.‘t-‘ll‘
trul. Consolidated Gas and Central
heather iris. to 10‘. and several other
stocks 1 to I‘ll. “ends were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. tit—Profit tak-
ing on the morning's rise disclosed a
limited demand and the market react-
i‘ii. Smelling fell back a point and
Consolidated Gas. 2. In the railroad
list prices were relatively better trialli-
taincd. lntt l’uion Pacific, St. Paul
and Reading yielded good fractions.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples &. Goidschmidt Co., Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwnlk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.
NEW YORK. Fob. 20.-»Metnbera oi’
the arm of Kuhn. been and Company
have determined to retire from all rali‘
road boards in which the iirm is rop-
rosentod. it. was announced today. The
reason given for this step is a stand-
ily increasing difficulty with the mem-
bers of the firm have been expsrlon.
clay in meeting the demands or their
Own business and at the some time
giving the necessary time and atten-
tion to the portal-mimosa of their du-
ties as directors or corpobotlonn. Jacob
. Selim to the head at the firm of
’ aha. Mob and Gunpony. Pursuant
Merrill Business College
Willi, 'i‘IslId. YOU HOW, . Semi for it today.
\VRi'l‘iNti. March hlh.
Day and Evening Sessions.
South Norwuik, Conn.
i ’ . a
I‘ AND GLAoou M031! II: CHANGID
mm on out-loom I took" ammo-I of vision to tho oyoo
Mm Mo gloom on wholly toblomo.‘ Would ll not It mil to taro
I1". FRII.
. O. B.
. oowwiwurnnr. .7
. ,, “2"”er9‘l‘» ‘
.:> . , , ......
‘ i lowinz monument. Pacino you
to this its members of the thin out
Wodno’oggy iyoot mined from tho fol-
”Rib Bargain
home
road Company. Baltimore and Ohio
western. Chicago
and Rio (lrnndc. Northern Securities
Company. Oregon Short Line Railroad.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com-
pany. lilo Grands Western
Southern Pacific Company.
Malt Steamship Company and a mum
her of subsidllry corporations.
the firm of Kuhn. Loch and Company
have not retir d tram the. boards or the
various hank. trtuti
similar corporations with which they
are now identified.
Stomlord Workman lrutolly Aooo'ult.
grotto, a stone mason. employed on
tho can wait at the (love Mills, woo
brutally attached 0
la: delegate at the pool Momm’
Union and another member at the lla-
ion today booouoo ho would not pin
the mm of tho Union.
rotuood to join tho union «imam
Late Camera.“
MEN'S son's AND (W mucous. TH1,S'.$EASQ .
_, SMART STYLES, VALUE 0.5 To $18. NOW”.
. . t. ... . i, .‘
‘ . .
”Winn.
ThoSuito include many neat effects in ‘Woro‘tedo‘on'd
Cassitneroa,‘ in the new grey and green shades. ‘.
Tho Overcoat: include the Fancy Belt , Back '1‘
Coats; also Black and Oxford, Frieze and Kenny Canto. ,
. long and medium lengths. I ‘ 1O;i;_'_'tt]l'
11.
BOYS’- DRESS surrs AT y, Paton; ‘_ ,. j"
About fifty Boys’ three-piece Suits. originally priced
$3.50 to $6.00; now $1.75 to $3.00. .. , o l, ,
Broken sizes in Men’s Negligeo and Bosom Shirto,‘31;‘
value.at39c- .. . i , ..;£ .2 i ., l .'
Goodyear Rubbers for Men and Boys. ,1 i .2 My
SELLEGK & PRIE,
‘ HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. . ., . v.
9| Washington St. South NorWulk. ,‘
Our new telephone call, 165~s. i- ., . 1
“T
L— W
”nu—~—
A
at Dibble’s Grocery.
Pawnee Oats. lac.
A present of crockery in every package. , ;
Cider. New, sweet, sparkling Cider, fine as possible, 25c gal. .
Fresh Eggs, that are fresh home laid. 250 dozen. Good Eggs, 20o dbl.
Gold Bar Soap Powder, rog'ular 5c package; 3 packages for 50 torch.
week. . ..
Jams in stone jars. A few only to it. Raspberry, strawborry and Apri- .
cot, puro'truit. 5 “13., 50c.
Baby Chick Food. Begin the use of this article for great result: with.
young chicks. I f
Hope to be useful.
LORENZO 13133le
‘ Telephone Call 20-4.
All kinds of "can and Salt Meals. on ‘15, ~
Goods. etc..’ at lowest possible 00008;:
Stricllu Fresh Edits. 16 for 250 .
FRESH NATIVE KILLED sOUAss ........................ :1. 75¢ EMitt]
an THEM TO on‘osn. ' * ‘
J. w. DODGE. *
ouccasson To JACOB ecu/tun. ‘ " 1' ' A
:2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Worth a Ton oi-Ioik. . .
We reverse matters-vs". you ll
ounce of talk—just enough to “trundle
your attention. and a moot W
lion. Our coal is good to ma: Vial;
Outta.
properly “picked." free from
screened tree from dust and mall-l
purities; secondly, well hound M
handled in our yards; minim.
full weight. and at the love”: n
the market will permit. om no 3
trial order. .
lite Daniel Keogh lied (on
anviow Ava? loot Rom“. 06%
Branch OhlceZL-Brldg‘o Drug W
Washington street bridle: no".
Stationery Store. Railroad any“:
“dell 2.0031
3!
Gathered Enos 9
21 it”. GRANULATED SUGAR. ....... .............. ......... '1.“
WET MINCEMEAT 4 1b.. . . . . . . . .. ...............
APPLE BUTTER. LARGE JAR. . . . .. .................. . ..... .
FINE ABBOHTMENT OF DRANGEB. APPLES, LEMONB. CE
TUCE SWEET POTATOES ETC
UNITED GROCERY 00. ~‘» ,
20 NORTH MAIN 0T. 40 roar
so NORWALK,,OT. NORW‘A
TEL. 143. . tut. o
.... ..... u..-u-s-o ’
Luv. ultra
IAIT
I
out! work unless he nonunion. .
it in alleged that Soflgrotio ,
pay the walking nion ‘
price of a union card, bottom 1“.- -
he would not. stop wont. "t ,
sayn that the walking donut“
given a pledge hammer on
was atru't‘a‘l’tl ovtigmthcdh .
lines. o wu a: dip“
in Rosario Stammoderoii out!“
or the itoliun with him VII, ‘
Ruoctnno. Both men . .
kick Segretto. It to Ilium
log him unconscious on
toward Dorian. They
later by the police or this
brought to the local lockup
they will romain. ”vomit
come of Sogrotto'o Marion..-
The injured man was tattoo
Stamford lion hot. Vimd it. to" .
that. his candles to, lg: all.
recovery to extremely . light.
W
alumni" too
“i don't no your, or
Huokstop.”
‘ “No: she's always
ohmubio Work." ,
“What who“: work 10"
m ,,
Railroad. Baltimore anti Ohio South-
and Alton. Denver
Railroad.
l'acllic
It. is understood that membcro oi
companies» and
_. .1..
' t
ATTACK!!! NON~UN|ON MADON.
otl With ’0 Itodao Humour.
STAMFORD. Fish. link-Charles Bo-
on alleged waiti-
Somatic on
diatoront occasion: and thorn!!-
in: detonate. ho allot!» 0d boiim llllo to
him and told blur ho Wool .luwo to ma workouts!“
I
Norwalk Chronicler