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WEATHER REPORT
so: Norwslli ind vicinity: ”Fair and
warmer tonight and Saturday A die
till:
‘ hwfiflflciifi y. mam
with flurries of snow in the northern
”portions of the Lake region. Mild
ventures prevail in the northern
tions. The temperature is low in its
southern sections for the season of the
JG".
’fil “sleuth
fsvor for this vicinity fair weather
with rising temperature.
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Send for catalogue of Merrill Chi-
loge.
-—Winter Caps. Winter Caps. O'Brien's A '
Mrs. Clara Rodriguel. of Norwalk,
(was in Wilton on Monday
wear probf stockings at J A. His-
lop ind Company's See ad.
Benjamin Hoytjof South Norwnlk
in Ridgetield on last Saturday.
Read the Contribution offer in Jo l3
seioil's ed.
A regular meeting of ‘Washlngton
Chitin. ,P. O. S. of A., was held last
evening.
-—Dr,. Dick's Medicine cures grlp.
Mrs. Osborn. of Not-walk. has been
stopping at the Cochran, in Washing
ton. D. C.
,—-Link or bag Sausage,12l/.c lb
New York Market.
Miss Kate Smith, of Camp street.
Norwalk, is visiting for a few days
in New York city.
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Miss Belle Albin. of Georgetown. en-
tertained Mias'Louise Bocmuiler, of
Norwalk. last week.
~Smnli Fresh Hams. 1-ic lb. liayes‘
Mkt.
Mr. and Mrs John Street. of Nor
walk. are spending a few days with
relatives in Stratford.
m
Miss Adeiln Fanton and Miss Kath-
erine Hustono Norwaik. ere in
Georgetowu iSatl y. last. wee.
~Shoulder Steak,10c 1b., at New
York Mnrket ,
Miss Esther Westerlleld of Norwalk
is the guest of her sister-in-iaw, Mrs.
Carter Westerlleld. in Weston.
Mrs_, James Haipin of Rigdeeld.
spent Monday iMn Norv'mlk asI the
guest of Mrs. E. Elwood.
Mrs J es Halpin and Miss lola
Mackeno' Ridfleleld were the guests
of South Norwaik friends this week.
—Eigln Butter, 30c lb. F. D.L. & Co.
Samuel Grumman. of Dal-ion and
John H. Knapp, of South Norwalk
were in Ridgei‘ield recently on busi-
ness .
Miss Susie twillmott. of Dorian, at~
tended the birthday party given by
Mills Mary Svec at her home in South
Norwalk.
—Latest style IDerbies. O'Brien.
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Miss lola Meeks. of Ridgeileld. at‘
tended the Red Men's masquerade ball
in Music Hall. South Norwalk. on
Monday night.
,, -I—Take.a look in the window at
the New York'Mal-ket before buying
your Sunday dinner.
Two .men’ in, charge of seven horses
:passed through Norwalk last night
about 10 c c'lock, bound from New York
to Danbury.
.,. TO OUR! A GOLD IN ONE DAY
’Tsko LAXATIVE BROMO 13W”
fili'ablets. Draggists refund modem tit .
tails to cure. . EG.W.. ROVE’S s
tieenl over e
on s loll W
Fleeting temper turns “£ng
summits. »*
in this city. All guaranteed and
of the finest quality. People in-
terested in this "line can spire
. money by looking them over he- ,
fore‘buylng elsewhere.
Dflium
WNW MINI OI.
Connectionfoi llinortll and
south maximums;-
stone ,,
. J
on busy o. rt.
up tor, m géwfiig‘
Menuhin Tea with mum
35 cents. Tea or Tablets; l’jointod'II
Drug Store. ,
3‘4!» t ri
who has been a brief stay i
Southport as to
ertlia and M‘n'mie Hawkins has reg
turned home ,
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——Mnny ills come from lmpure blood
Can't have pure blood th faulty di,»
gestion lazy liven ‘aild dulsh b0,»
w‘sls. unlock Blood Bitters siren?
iii?!
i'
thens stomach. bowels hnd liver. an
purities Wine blood.w
Following is the nominating com}
mittee oi the South Notivaik Club, just
elected. and who will nominate a lick'f
st of oilicors for. the coming year:
J. E. Slater, EdwardIZellifl. M.‘Corbett;,
G. F. Hearse, F... 0.. HWOrd. H. W?
“J “J; u...
Mather and S. S. Jarvis.
u—Gran. sugar-{2‘0 lbs..'sl'. stun. &
The Yale Bugle. Ella and but
Corps has received an invitation to
birthday party to be
vens of 16 Cross street tomorro I
evening. The corps will attend in on
form and will march from their bill
at 8 p. m.
Great investment, ab golutely saf
brings returns. givingsu lplus earnln
powar of youth till id age, secul-i n
comfort and health in your doeiinin
years. That's w lint Ilin‘linter's Rock
gitountain Tea does Paisted‘s Dru
ore
William Daniels of Wilton. Who l
employed by a Norwslk firm. was se-
riously injured while working around
a guléollne engine Wednesday, by thg
blowing out of a spark plug and at thi
writing it is feared that the sight oi
one of his eyes is seriously threaten:
e.d
‘Saussge; 2 lbs. for 25c, bag or
link, at New York Market.
A very pretty Valentine party was
held yesterday afternoon in Miss Kit~
tie Millard‘s room at. the Over River
school. Teacher and all the pupils
were remembered with tender this;
sives by the postman. The latter was
LeGrsnd Greenwood. who was attin
ed in the regulation United States
uniform, which had been adapted to
W. Greenwood.
—Peerless Flour, 63c bag.
Lawton & Co.
Mayer. William F. Dooley, F. A. Nutt
E. w. Riker, M. Abramson. R. C. Niles,
W. H. Johnson. Thomas McC bbin,
L. 8 Casey, L. H. Dickey, New ork;
Otto Getting. Pittsburg; H. A. Mathew-
«walk; Lewis B. Hurlbutt. Wilton;C
,8. Leeie. Ridgewood. N. J.: :11.
Dell ury; N. D. Goddard. Worcester;
Robert J Ross. Burlington, Vt.: H. E.
Montague. Alisonis, were at the Hotel
Clifford yedterday. '
-.-A new one—the” saturday‘ “Special
Cigar. 7 for 25¢; $1.76 box. at the
“lure is onfeaoil hon. Jase. ..
GWINOAND row;
luau. LOINO soak. ..
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belittle um cause
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t Clifford and Bridge Pharmacies.
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"Hello Girls." How to be noggin; I
Miss Anna Hnwhurst of Norwnllfi "
guest of the Missed .
l the ton in our
giyeubyJ.H,,v
him from an outilt of his father. John .
r. of
'r M. Burt Newark, N J.; Joseph“
Boston; H. 0. Simpson; R. A. HOIi'nesl ,‘3
son. John J. Cavana‘gh. South Nor- I, .‘_
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disc, 9;. Millarto'n.,N‘. a; n. a. David” 2‘
A known South
‘ is critically ill ’with Bright's Disease
A
wint time in two weeks. during which
- time he has been fighting the grip.I
‘1 spa-ac: cosmos sand- 0 Drill
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so child's in: sun cossv riot-g vdu stiller reader 70
oo T0 are. .
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our car WITH HIGHLY TEN seen J, .
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wouso tr nor as WELL. To not “may
TUNiTY ro lacuna A rms CHAIR lAT. 19va
'WEEK ONLY-
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”618 North Main St. WNINWNR. Cbn'ni
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Send Your Name for Catalogue
. " and Paper. ,. .
They W111 Interest You.
Igloo .55 IIIllIIsIllslIlrI Guys I”
Cos. cc‘liln do' this only, Because literal s more heat value to
deal than in any other can you can buy.
The Jamel Keogh Bull Bumping
Branch QM: . . 74 SIBAVIIEIW AVE
Bridge Drug Store. Telephone 538.
Lmy’ Is New! stand.
'3 O. E. Jackson
I . options. .
Everythittg in theMOptidal Line.
58 WALLI OTRuT.
NORIWALK.
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$5. 00 Ton.
Extra Isrg’o silo No. 2 Nut Coal “£25 per ton,
lielivsrod in your bin.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
PHONE.“ 08 WATEIR BIT.
. Nice Tomatoes ............ 130 can
fees 2 cans . 25c
N All other kinds of canned goods at
loWest prices.
J w. DODGE.
so Wuhmgton Street
A party of twenty- two young people
many of whom were members of the
'1‘. 1. Club. went to Stamford lust eve-
ning on a sleigh ride. The affair prov
ed a very enjoyable one and they re-
turned home after midnight.
fMi-silllrséot’ii'i‘urnure, oi “White
Plpinfi. ,has returned home after a visit
with: relatives in The Norwalks.
I—-Loln of Pork and Pork Chops. 14c
ih.; homemade or dink Sausage. 12c
lb“ Hayes' Mkt , Frederick L. ingersoll. formerly of T
Charles Schultz ,was arrested last 500th Noywalk. 0‘? a bPrikiieper in; in‘ {Sh-“t 1%“. Cbppbl
also ttuss'nszruzu Elbertisrsusmss J... 2‘99.
“m” “m ““°"‘°°“‘ $3.531: iifléitsfiillie’l‘mm "th so South Main Street.
-,—Stiif Hats,IStiff Hats. O'Brien.
Captain Ad xii. Non-rill. the well-
orwalk oyster dealer
Captain Addison A. Betta. tax coilec
tor of the our of Norwalk, has been
laid up for a number of days by ill-
ness. at his home in West Main streetJ
Norwaik. Curtain l‘s‘ts has godt so
badly as to’ prelont itiul lion. walking;
—-—Cholce Turkeys 20 and 22c 1b.;
Ducks, 20c lb. Hayss‘ Mkt. ‘
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The Marigold Club, which was form
of in South Nprwallt several: months
at the Nor-walk Hospital.
when... and Edwin, 12% to lilo
lb. Hayes' Milt. ‘ ,
William E. ’O'Brlen. oi School street,
is mentoring from on injury inflicted
accidentally by a cutter's knife, in
his own hands. at the R & G corset sl nce Elven up its couriers ”l
factor . , , Itlie Ls der, 1), bolt in South Mill -(
y ‘ "slid dilly oonysil Ios wit pmt
Bert Ketchup. at it! #Wsshin
street. 5. ,II , ,.
—-—A large lille crane Papill- a e‘
.Nspkins and Writing Pliper ' .98”
and no a or .’ J .. ‘
Among the party Who went to Bfld‘
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‘ Judge Daniel Dunlap. of West street,
Mia .shle' to‘fgx‘ out? and among his
rlslids y’ells's y s tel-noon. for tpe
lwltll
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(lenersl lllllseil Frost's new Thomas
iyer sixty horse power automobile is
ngrtiord. nd as “all???“ ttherIestBI won”. last evening it?“ this “guilt:
I. It or r w it herswsrr‘Nrrl “ rs.“ an-
o til?w new}: the msélline Ito berg. . r. sud Mrs. Thompson I m
outflow” ..
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collect work in the role.
; fill attention to do
live 05“!!! B " NO
. 00,, our“
Ewan
as: new W
m’hii’ ”TEEN ”“3: J...
D. 07 .5 r
night. thsA MGM Court.” did
some of their best work of t s week.
was merino. as Lottie Wilson. Was
espeelnliy planning in that role.
a: Simmons as Bobby Walters d
The seen
pry was thoroughly adapted in the
modulation sud hasi a much core—
The special
ties by Miss Oven-ton and Mr. aim
nous were received with numerous
'I. encore: Tonight the company will
“ present Cumberland 'iil: tomorrow at. ,
ternoon. The Lady from Laramie, and I
tomorrow n ht their annulment will
close with e Stolen Will.
JAMES KENNEDY COMPANY.
Hoyt's Theatre should
with laughter next week. when the
James Kénn'edy Gompsny will produce
, Roland Resd' s laughing success. Hum
bug. The success of this comedy,’ is
the notion of the play are some; of
surprisils which bring all the charlie.
plicalions of the plot are sufficiently
numerous and unexpected to keep the»
. sndisnoe wanderings)» to the “last
moment and the hero's ingenuity
and .resourcefulness in gettins
out of difficulty keeps him the central
figure from the moment he appears
on the stage
. Willis walled and Winnie phoned.
while wintry winds whirled wsi
Willie wriuied while Winnie when:
an Lretobcdly Wisdom mwhisgeh.
winter winds work rhesus.
ed)" 3 Layn-
fore we write "Use Ken
ins Weigh”
Sold “by
many and The Bylldlo. Romanov. _"
SUNDAY AFTERNOON MASS MEET
A gloat mass methillg will be held
ht Hoyt‘s Theatre, Sunday alternoon
. I at 3 o'.clock This meeting will be at
iractlve and popular. it having as the,
pleacher Madison C. Peters. who will
speak on Sills that Soil. There per;
hope is nogreater preacher on this
theme than Dr. Peters. His study of
moral and aerial questions‘in Greater
New York society qualities him as a
popular and intelligent student of these
problems. He is at the present time
writing a book entitled New York. af
ter mldnllht. which gives him the
closest discernment into the slugs that
soil. The Rough Rider Glee Club will
furnish music for the occasion and
the Log Cabin quartette will also sills.
Piles of people have Piles. Why
antler from piles when you can use
DoWitt‘s Cubolised Witch tinsel
Salve and get relief. Nothing else so'
good. Beware of imitations. See that
the name is stamped on each box. sold
by The Clifford Pharmscy and Tile
Bridg Pharmacy.
Clearance Sale
oi Men’s and Bous
Cioihina
at Hail-Price.
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news Imp sovs' maulsuss.
u no. stun s'r. lotiodwstx.
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Netiyniljrolt Mill. 5 lbs. tor . . m. 156
lek.t 00d obs-sensuous” "lb.
90‘ coo-Ileooleooell-ees
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DIIIO‘DJ‘NQOIIO‘
owl» use: an n'm
1' Mill}
Will
,Enc rods
melons-s mu the citrus
.‘ihll m N ”J: .. -1.,
'amt
resound '1'
‘9" into ”(immense and the com. “
We have several decided hargalnsiI "
in income producing property that V
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
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TAINS.s spams moses, CURTAIN tacos shill;
sons CURTAIN Bones. ,
panama. Q
assim- -
J. ‘ l also”.
” scour roll pm! assist: a snowshoe.
-‘ not alumni to analyze: all tin-on b
12m. P lr.
Every mother lmmvs how hard it is to d just the right;
of hose for the owing boy and girl-Ame dtiiat will ltdhd’
ml: and tear 0 young blood. Here: a heavy’l'lbbed school tritiu-
in; with all the good point!“ in its favor.
You buy two ‘ for the price ash
unity ma on one poi: .._
12 1-2 more a Pain
I I/rry Eldétz’c.
Easy to flat on.
IFeet Free from Ridges.
Sizes Correct.
Perfict De.
POMS 0f Ill"
‘ . A" ' tr {filly ,,..
as as . Washington emery
We place on' sale the finest lot of Embroideries' we, have «or
offered. You will find here not only a greet' assortment of its dd.
but also a nice line of new patterns in matched sets of SM“. hills
sock and Fine Cambric. Those goods are all mastitis include
medium and wide edges, insertion, baby sets ind iiouhcihg
N. E. w 1 ‘-
96 Washington Street.
Realistate and illsllrtlllccl
rah! ' ii;
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.35.:‘bflgm ditto
mics CURTAINS adrenal) this
A it
upl- I ,
v ‘ ’ ‘ 1|? - V I315“ .
Moor COMPLETE ill-ocular utensils 1N ‘,
Special Sale for Saturdav ‘
any I:
The d l don"“I‘d
no " slurs soil
Hawker 5 ' Fertilizers '
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