on» WM. NI
Oium .
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt, and vicinityi Fair
and slightly colder tonight and Sun-
day. The storm that was central ncar
Nantucket yesterday morning has con.
tinned to mova' ndrthoastwnrd. lncroas
ing in intensity and iii new central
ovei iho maritime provliicos It pro
duccd high winds along the iMaine
coast A ridge of high pressure ex-
tended this morning from the extreme
northwest southcnotwnrd to the lower
Mississippi Valley. This area will
move slowly eastward and produce in
this vicinity pleasant weather with
slightly lower temperatures for two;
or men days
Cockenoe Tribe,l. O R M., of Nora
walk conferred the wanrior's degree.
last night.
~F‘erlilizcrs. for farm, gaiden and
lawn. Raymond B108.
Next Mondayls the seventeenth un-
niversary of the great blizzard. Do
you remember it?
~5 lb, pail Home Rendered Lard,
Hayes’ market.
50c.
Miss Edith Bonncr, who has been
the guest of friends in Sbuihport, has
returned to Smith Norwalk.
.ML‘.“
~Croi‘ut 6’: Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
A monthly meeting of the town
board of' school visitors is scheduled
for Tuesday evening, March 20.
~’—-F‘rcsh Candy always to be found
at M. S.‘Smltli dz >C0.‘s. 1i) and 20c Ili.
Mrs. Frederick St. John has return-
cd to her home in Norwaik after a
visit with relatives In Southport.
Three little rules we all should keep.
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning. smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Plaisted‘s Drug Store. ‘ \
A. Harris has commenced the some
work for an addition to his newly ac-
quired property in South Main strect.
Rev. Kenneth McKenzie. of West-
port, delivered ascrmon yesterday
ailcrnuon iii the Berkeley sircci
chapel.
..—~
-—~Go to tho Social and llancc to-
night. Mystic Chain Mail. Admission
250. Ladies tree.
I
Mrs. John Burchard, of South Nor-
walk. has bccn visiting hcr sistci'.
Mrs, S. ll. Hoyt. in New Canaan, this
week.
wRoasting Pork and Pork Chops.
mgr: lb. Huycs' market.
Mrs. Julia A. Mueller, oi Norwaik.
has Iiccn visiting hei granddnugliici.
Mis. May 1. Wood, of Main atreot New
Canaan.
in the springtime you renovate your
house. Why not your body? Hollis—
tcr's Rocky Mountain 'I‘ou drives out
Impurities cleanses and enriches tho
blood and purifies tho cnilrc system.
35 cents. Plalstcd's Drug Store.
~Ground bone ashes.
manure and special Fertilizers.
inond Bros.
barn yard
RIV-
“w...“
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send free with full Instruco
lions, some of this simple preparation
for tho cure of Leucorrhoon, Ulcers-
tion. Displacements, Falling of the
Womb, Bounty or Painful Periods, Tu-
mors or Growtbn, Hot. Flashes. Desire
to Cry. keeping feeling up the Spins.
Pain in the Back. and all lemulc trou-~
bios. to all sending address. To moih~
era of caller-ins laughter:T i will ex»
plain a Race afni ml?
1: you decide bins. itm will only
cost about 12 coat: a week to nonran-
too a cars. l do not will: to sell you
anything. Tell other com of It.
that in all I ask. Address, In. M.
Summon. Box 875,
Noiro Bugle. Ind.
BMALL LOINO ROASTING PORK .. .
Lean Pot Roast.
5 1
Forequnrtors Spring Lamb.
Rib Roast
Ollbtl
Small Sugar Ourch-lnmu . . . ..
Native Chickens, Fresh Ham: and Shoulders,
Fresh Trips, Etc.
K091)
» busily. ..
day afternoon. was continued toi a
week .;
, Mr. an ad Mrs Washington M. Shar-
Ir'ott w it scanner make their home
the tin «niches
Thelr'milm‘i Mimi?“ Mr
summits son the “Malina remedial).
te'rs Rocky Mountain To: will
linear their multinational i. 36 cents.
m or Tablets. , P . ted; mm
s. . . .
L...
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet ' " '
on Monday evening, Mama 12 at. the
home of the accretary. 43 West ave“
nus.
Miss Mamie Dunning. clerk In F. A.
Lans’ s confectionery store, is ill at hoi-
home in ChOBtniit strdot. one has the
sympathy of a hour of friends.
m
-Freiih Pork. .ldc'i‘lh. Hayen’ mkt.
Muster James Walker. of “Deserted
at the Altar" company, will spend Sun-
day with his mother and sister at
their home in Harbor ayenua
——...
Kitchen Utensils, Glassware, Crockery,
Enamel Ware. alto. ’M. 8. Smith ii: Co.
The cans of George Aimusa. which
was to have been hoard before Justice
oi‘ the Peace William 0. Clark, yester
with their sister Miss Mary Amand
Comatock, WOddWiLi-d iivenup,
South Noxwalk
——-Go to the Social and Dance to:
night Mystic Chain Hall. Admission
25c Ladies lice.
Al. the men’s Bible class tomorrow
at 12 o'clock In the First Mcthodist
Church. the Christian principle of non
rcslstancc will be discussed. These
discussions are very interesting and
profitable
wLook at our special Showing lia-
dics While Shirt Waists, 50c upward.
iii. S. Smith 8: Go;
C. A. Franks who has recently
been appointed an aide on the stall
oi Depaiinicnt Commnndei Albert A.
May will perform his first duties in
that position at the limb of the Mail-
dcn celebration.
—Umbrelias. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
The annual meeting of Old Wcll
Hook and Ladder Company with elec‘
tion of albums. will be hold Milllilil)
wooing at the truck house in Havi-
land street. An inspection of uniforms
will also be made at this time.
——Salt Pork. 10c lb. Huyes' market.
A meeting of tho W. C. 'I‘. U. was
held at thel residence of Miss Mary ’I‘.
Hubbard, Mason street. Greenwich. on
Tuesday aitornoon at 3 o‘clock. Mrs
J. A Riciiaidson, of Smith Norwnlk
delivered a very interesting addreSs
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Footo and
children will leave Daytona for their '
home in South N01 walk on the twenty-
clghtli this month Mrs John ll.
Ferris I‘MI‘R. Sarah Upson will .re-
main in e South until the last of
April.
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“Fresh Hams. 12‘250 lb. Hayes' mkt.
Mrs. B, J. Reynolds and Mrs. H. W.
Mather sail this afternoon on ”1(-
Ctydo lino steamer Alamnnlii for Jack-
sonvillu Fla. They will stay several
wccks in the South, taking in St. Aug-
ustlnc, Daytona, Palm Beach and other
points of interest.
A-Huslery. Ilndcru'cnr. (llovcs, Cor
scls—-grcui. variety and lowest prlccs
to be found at M. S. Smith & Co‘s.
(loci-go N. Fills. of Waterbury, form-
criy of Norwalk. who siificrcd ii siroka
oi‘ paralysis last week. has bcm lIII'
conscious for the last four days and
although his endurance has been won
dorful
says the Waterbury American
~Mournlnz Bands and Canoe. O'Brien
(‘oiirl Nuriiik I‘.' of A" hcld thcli
regular fortnightly meeting T'huiudal
night and initiated four candiduies
Applications wero load from ihrci
othcis "I‘hc‘dlnzrvn' tcnni. undcr lll‘
rliijnerilon of Aiiliiii Luilln. pcifoliilud
ilio work In II highly modiiuhlo inan
iicr. 'I'lic coiiiiniiicc on tho annual
ball of tho 01"ch road Ithr imiori
Willi Ii showod an Increase In riicciim
(ivoi lost ,Vifll a ovum. Al the clash
of ill“ rruuliu Inisiiiosa ihc usual so
cial limo was lndiiliioil in and rci’rosh
mciiia worn scryod In tho iiliioroom.
wiliiuil. Incin- Sim-Li 311l5..21(3; all
Le! nte‘ n ‘7
Sirloin and Portorhouiie Steaks .
up.ii..l
..1.
kinds ’1' lull U‘utbill s
. 9601.3
16~18c lb.
.......................... 121/21: La.
.............
.. ...... . ioc lb.
..1- ...... . ....... 9c lb.
. 12 to 16¢ lb.
.......... I will).
Native Von],
in... ...... t
”51 with.“
his iecoivery is not cxpcctsd. .
Moidny.
Jewish baby
3 have urns
ion rod
on dill-lilo banging:
t
with bridgomt ”chili yeatgiiliiy iii
tfi och hiy gully syiveiiter of
man mployeli in ecdlli t»
"if? 3r.“ ill 6
ii b all ed “p ”El“ 01' the Bridge-
{gt biracial; Post
”build; o,
W .
March 1. and of
may Herald and
. . of Shdda. Fob-
ruliry ailfi The'p N: were tic abbot
the chimp with it piecé of wrappi
twist! and a place of stout braided sail
card such on is used on trails poles.
or ‘s‘oxnetinias used as cloth than lilac.
Sweater was anarchist tor the has;
die this hammer. which had dropped
throng the bridge. wk on he discov
cred e bundle ying‘ on his bank
whoro the tida iiady roccdsd and left it.
Poking aside edge or the papers he
was astonished flee the head or an
infant. He called to his companions
and after the dad had been examined
[Oel' a few minutes the police were and
ne’l‘he body was removed by Rourke &.
admits" to the morgue where Iaic’r
ellicul Examiner Dorms viewed ll.
He was of the opinion that the child
had died‘ from natural causes and
had boon isms: into the water to avoid
funeral expenses He believed that lilo
had been extinct for savoicl days. al-
, though tho body was in a perfect state
or prob brvuilon diving to the field, it
being men when round. The rim of
casual islbn had been perfumed.
Altii wild“ life had been: c‘xtindt for
noon my four- days, the bundle had not
boon in the water for any great length
of time The ink on the newspapers
was scarcely blurred by the action of
the water.
The police would be glad of inter
matlon that would assist them in us-
ccrtaining the identity of the child.
Sergeant Sanger, who was despnichod
to the scene at the time It. was pickcd
up. found the him 110 devoid of a sin
glc substantial (Inc an to who was ro
sponsililc for its bclng thrown into the
water.
DANCERS OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this flow it neglected is
liable to cause piicimioula which In so
often fatal, and even when the patient
has recchred the lungs ms woakcned
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fol-
cys Honey and TM will stop the
cough heal and strengthen the lungs
and prompt pneumonia. La Grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonder-
fu'i curative qualities of Foley's Hon
9y and TM. There is nothing else
“just as good"’ Plaisicd's Drug
Store. '*
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
”.m- WW.
HOYT’ S THEATRE
Sunday. March 1 1
AFTERNOON AT 3.
avaumo AT 3.
"——
Pictorlal Ila reduction
OBER
A M M E R
GAU
Its People and Their Plays
by
HENRY ELLSWORTH.
Aanlcu of
Norwalk Aerie.
No. 558, F. O. E.
300 COLORED VIEWS
SELECT ORCHESTRA
CATHEDRAL OHIMED
CHOIR SINGERS,
First time Here. View: of tho
KREUZEBSCHULE
as produced In Oborammorgau last
‘ summer (1905)
Note—«Mr. Ellswoiih in tho only
iiiicrlcun who has uppcarcd bc fore the
perforiiidrs in Obcranimcriguu. His
views are differan from all otlicrs and
aid ih only onus shown to and on-
dorsod by the performers, authorities
and villhaors in Oiicrumihciguu. Mor-
imz pictulcs were iicici iakcn.
Ticket: ............ 25c 35c and 50c
On solo at thlplov d'c I‘liiik‘ a and
illiiudcr’s cina'r aim-.cs (‘olcniuns
souls sioro and by iiicmbora oi iiic
Mario, and can ho cachanacd for ru-
ncrvod snow on and prior 'i‘hiirsdiiy.
March ii. iii Hoyi’s 'I‘lioairo and
Woods drug siorc.»Norwuik.
Horn} 8 rash-ran.
NI GMT ON Y
MON‘éAY. unison lira.
am Hodges.»
And His "300 Now mvcrkARiIiin of the
Mnnnpnmnl oi Motherland and rm».
2 cartoon of WW1" Homo, Ito.
loo the am Moms ii an "riiriillng
vs any“ on fart! Aou
“oi oi'o Oil 9mm.
2 com
onio- In Ono.
Prion-Ibo. and 780.
m 4 Ram in Graham-01.00.
WKYOIM Mill Grid“
,‘lii b 10 “The body
lmpioyu on N ilh and worm-tor
Branch in tho .flWldg for 56.
can.
Tho story in certain railway Dubli
cations concerniii tiic oldest railway
employs. has ‘ . and with consider-
able interest by AI railroad man.
but their start fl had the records of
the New amp. odious allow that
the eastern and pi the state has an
employs that can show a longer psi
rind of continuous. lorries than Gourds
Jackson, the Now Haven switchmnn,
dad hogan his railroading cursor in
Conductor Albert Ronih who makes
daily trips between New London and
Worcester, which latter it his present
home ciiicrod the employ of the Nor-
wich and Worcester road In May, 1848
and has been in continuous nor vice on
that road In various capacities for 58
years past.
When M1. Itoath first went railroad
ing at the age or twanly yours he was
employed as a swiicliinnn. in 1852 ho
became a ln'ak'cinitn and baggagemaa
tin and in 1856 was appointed a pas
sciigor conductor which has been his
rank ever since ‘ihai datc... Mr. Roaih
seldom misses a run and is in via-
oious health despite his age of 78
years
119 was bold In Noiwich on Apill
iii, i828.
IAN INVITATION.
We ask you to try u 25 cent bottle
of Cioniblc’s Cough Care and we will
pay back your money If it falls to cure
A single dose loosens tho haidosi
cough. alloys inflammation and gives
restful sleep. F. H. Baxter. ”
iiiiii
, KEEP .A LITTLE COZY
CORNER in your cellar filled
with Coal. .
. We could continue telling you
until «looms—day that we sell good
Coal. but it will not make a dent
in ' your memory until the day
that you decide to give our Coal
a trial and are thereby convinced
and converted.
And from that day forward.
forsaking all othero, for béttcr
and not for worse for richer and
not for poorer, you will buy Coal
of us.
Iii bins int ii.
i
i i
Sink God. 180
Bpnnloh‘ Mackorcl. 121:
White, Halibut, 120
German Carp, 1011
Wait. 12::
Haddock, To
Shad, , . 1. loo
Fresh Herring, .. 70
Long and Round Clams and Oylioro.
Special 8an of saimiiii. ‘ '
Live Salmon. 10c
All arbor kind: of fresh fish at rean-
onabiu prion.
Ducfbss.
a?"
i: 1‘5...
We have endeavored at all time:
to bring our customers the beat the
market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wall covering: this season
we think a crowning triumpih. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them. ,
Our Paper Hangers
hanging wall paper.
understand
nuw
Crockery, lamps, lilillSBilliIllSiilllil
Goods, i’ainien' Supplies.
To ORDER.
Window Shades. Picturc Framing.
SPECIAL
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,
25c; White Curtain Poles, with Fix-
turoa, 10c.
—.——-..
Filming and Paint Happily.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
i r
‘hm
" Arrivals
of Spring wciirublcs arc pulling
in their appearance.
The Star and Monarch Ncgii-
gcc Shirts in all the new col-
oriugs, plaids and stripes,
$1.50 and $1.00.
An alluring array of the fam-
our Kaiser Nockwcnr. in grays,
blues, ollvc, grcon, etc
New arrival of fancy “all
i Hose and llandkcrclilcfs. at 25:.
1
——_—
Open Monday, Wodneodny and
Inturdny Evenings.
.IJSEPH 111115.
TAILOR,
, . cmrnmn,
1 HAT’I‘IR,
nu asisnnn.
IS Wullnxton St. 50. Nari-ll.
i
AQE. "
"Giant's 1' mi
:1 'w‘ i
.
all
(no?
flu in... was no. ~
comfort and style),
W
Spring Sly!” Now Rudy.
, Q'Ylimilbfii’
owns SHOES no is"
- ”H“ ”A”: _ Tci. Con. South Norwaik.
M4H~;—~ .-n..- I...“ --n..w .-._..._ " -~J§r- ~-¢~*‘jv-§W~7:?-
‘ Easy to light and to extinguish.
,l is . _ ' 1;
tin lilliiliiiuli
' ‘ Ila iiie Iiilppe Got a Grip on
Best Groceries!
AT‘SPECIAL PRICES.
READ THIS LIST:
21 lbs. Granulntcd Sugar, 31-00
Our Vcry Best Butter, per lb., 250
3 lbs. Pure Loaf Lard, 250
4 lbs. Compound Lord, 250
3 pkgs. Mothcr’s Oatmeal. 35a
7 bars Ozono Soup. 260
2 pligs. Cream of Wheat, Eric
2 cans Bartlett l’cura,
3 cans Milk .
3 lb. (fan Buké'd Beans.10c; 3 lbs, 25c
A. Stall,
24 Cottage Ave. am Norwnlk, ct.
250
Tel. Call, 2234-
the exposed corner
room, the bay win-
dow. or the ‘ room
that. gets no sun,
with a.
GAS HEATING
STOVE
nos'I-L’nss
piercings.
BOTHERLESS
D
unnu-
Phonc 6!.
'.i
loiil
iill so nun ‘THI A. n. c.
canons. may wan. sunny
TAKE THE camps our or you.
2&0 A Taox.
O
lilo leiiiiiss Harmony.
oqt. '
1.1”“,
shop will be arrayed in the bright,
sold.
DRESS GOODS SECTION
AT ITS DEBT
I-ligh~watcr maik now in the dress
goods section. Rnngc of styles range
of colors, range of prices most com-
plete.
Wool shepherds checks In black
and white and blue and white Vpry
special at 50c yard.
A full range of colors In all-wool.
nuii's yellings and albatross at title a
yard
38 in all wool black and white. blue
and white. blown and white, and nov-
elty mixtures, at 50cyu'a1d
45 in. wool brilliantine. all colors.
line or the newest colors, at 59¢ a
0
season. You'll be particularly interested when we tell you
these new goods are rightly bought and are going to be r
H 54 Inch broadcloth
fresh merchandise of that,
also block, at $1. 00 a yard ' ,
52 inch all wool black French All
special at 89c. , .
THE SELLING OF 8ILK8
’I‘liero'a little to wonder Eat; .,
silk selling in so‘active.- Never
silks so economically priced.
choose now you not a pick at thy
A beautiful assortment 01* all}?
China silks. at 500 a yard. ‘ g
20 inch all silk taffeta, new I
at 75c, a yard.
27 inch black taffeta silk, 31
special at 89¢ a yard.
36 inch black taffeta silk soft
yard.
\
Somethi
Coming in every day. You'll be
given to make the collection the
'86 WASHINGTON STREET. 4
Coal
Let us introduce our high gra
Mo you.
Tel. 450.
“1183-85 washinoton Street.
of All- Over Laces for Waists, which have just arrived. The
log newness of the patterns will charm you. Every effort has
' You shall be the judges. Do us the favor to investigate.
N. E. RYAN.
Coal.
It will keep you warmed for less money than any 0‘
Coal you can buy. {Try a tonxwhcn your bin is empty. . r
at 81 a yard.
my New.
delighted with our import
I .
best to be found in this locnli
soo'rn NORWAL 1
can
do Lehigh Jeddo or Highland ,_.
GSPECIAL SALE OF SEASO
SATURDAY. 7 P. M. TO 10 P. M.
250 WRITING PAPER 10c.
Eaton-Hurlbut Highland Linen.
Whiting and other well-known makes.
All new, fresh stock~—no odds and ends.
AT REL-SONS.
Miss ANTHONY NOT so WELL
ROCHESTER, N Y., March l0.—~-
Miss Anthony's condition is not quits.
so encouraging this morning. She rcst
on well until midnight, ai‘tcr which
limo Rho was rcrr rcsilcss. Dr. Rick-
cr says: lelh‘? iii!ii.ll\"l~l condition
was cxnlicd icoierday. hence a re-
action was in ii ll" b mii l-xpcrmicd llci
harm is doing will, inspiration in ii
shade factor with Ii. slight change In
pulsc. Thavc not made any morning
visii on Illi‘. pailcui but have boon
In coinmunlcnllon wiih tho lioiisc
Iii Anna Show is still with Miss
Auihoiii.
'l‘Iio bust aiiiciriiurrl against, bond»
uchc, constipation and liver iroiililcs is
DoWIit‘s liltilc Early Rlilr'l'i-l. chp
a vial of those famous IIIIIc pills In
tho lioiiso anilinku ii doso at bed than
when you fool that tho stomach and
bowels ricod cicnnning. 'l‘hoy don‘t
nrlpc. Sold by Tim Clifford l’hur
mncy. ' “
“'2'”
15¢ a Copy
SALE or SHEET nusm.
SATU RDAY.
l‘hibmlllu. Happy Hcino Wall ”1‘“ llic
Sim hilltops. Nollie. Silvci titanic Slur
light. 'flcy. Mr: Joshua; Cbuyinlno. My
Dusky lioac and others
WM. 1. BRIGGERMAN'S
music "can. _
Donovan Block. 184 Washington at.
Ann tor (Simon: uncut!
BLACK SUITS
SQMAMM
A Jack Of all T
is not what the people in
require good workmanshl
is done right and who I no}
to done. In done.
ARTHUR E. aaNlDiOi!‘
Plumbing, Timing and 8m
5 Monroe Street, ‘89. .
"i”
1847 '
PLUMBING AND 3
HEATING.
HOT “WATER ‘fll
HOT AIR REA ,-
orovn‘o AND a s
cum AND 13m .9; fin?
4” Ind .
On Fixiurjo, ”:3:
Hail. Iyou II.
aicnuioan'
ran loans a
CO léA.
IT WALL
silage: nsoldooo at U100 o
o 9.
annually 1217230 11% 6’
checks paid for pron
surplus show reliflil
request.
R. L. COBURN, GI
II 50.1““! St... ,
0n and nttor .
1901,11“ P
Pier 28. lg: no
oil Dovor iii-hill
iliiudaiil. at i p
at Namath up
Nmnlli up to
nonwALK
0 N6. MIN 01'. so. "only” It,
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