9 ‘_ 9'? 5.? by. it yes haven't got your overcoat there is a
i We dont' any we give you a dollar for titty cents,
. Such advertisins is absolutely tales. Our stock 0!
iii very large and we ave decided to clean them out. on ac»
Welling the store Dent“ missuthia opportunity.
Ir Lupgrighl lilithiug L‘II
This strut.
'l
Iouth Norwalk. Conn
HARRY GOODWIN. Mgr.
I
9 AT SELLECK’SF-éw
inter Clothing
. ; FOR MEN.
Decisive Clean-Up Ofi‘erings.
What a atlr such an offering as this would make on the first of
fight October! Of course no such offering will occur. But YOU can
""" tip a splendid suit and overcoat for email investment. NOW and
31". it ready for next Winter's wear. And you will have a month or
at gratifying wear out of them yet this Spring.
THEN THINK OF SUCH PRICES AS THESE: -—
That were $10 to $25.
,Int‘of High-GradeSuits, mostly 9
‘ysmall sizes, your choice at $5.
ys’ Short Trousers Suits at $2.
that were douhle the price.
9 liannel Shirt Waists, $i Quality. now 39099
illis H. Selleck,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
548- 590 Wall Street, Nerwalk.
PHONE. 120.
m
r“
4 - - 0. v... -4. ._......_..»...._..._._..
:‘TEXTRA l
Diities fall on' the house-
keeper every week The
telephone decreases these,
as it saves steps and time.
"9““ You need a telephone, so
order it at once. If you
do your name Will be In the
next S. N. E. T.'Co. direc-
tory, ‘ which goes to press
on
5
AV
I
' ,5.
MARCH 4.
I
IFTEEN PERSONS SAVED. .
‘Ihe Boilijn. and the captain clambered
on houId by moons of a line. He then
the Total Number Out of 143 loweled the helpless half-dead women
Bo9'ard the Steamer Berlin. om b_\ one to the mft whence they
MK 01“ HOLLAND, Holland. Fol.) wme oonII-ved In the Wodan. The last
' nthe enrlv htllll'S of the motII-' survivmn aIrived how. at 3 a. m. and
“chIcownIalnlng smviv-omworo wow, taken to the AuIcI'ika Hotel,
‘11 off the Work oi the British when: the) Welt‘ coma for.
litheI llotlin by -tlII~ Show Ill-(bout
w uhich hue dilllt‘ such s1I|I'-ndid;PYTHIAN “BIG DAY."
ark dining the past fut ,I' Ilsht houIs‘ Fully 2000 ‘Pythlans from all oveI
' rescued poisons .ll,"\ all women, 1' the state gathered at New Haven yes-
Welntber‘g. he: sixteen-yeunold teIday t0I what is known in Pythian
'girl. Mina 9Iiliph- , and Fraulein choice as “Big Day. "
This brings the total numberl The ceremonies consisted in confer-
on up to flllcen out of the 143 ing the third rank by the grand
I}! were on board the vessel. lodge. Three degiee teams took part
to sums had to wait until low I in the conferIlng of the rank, one
19.1, about 1 oEIn. when they put 1 from Waterbury and two from Bridge-
a the us Wodan whichlport. American lodge was the host
t thw an the use of the' and utter the afternoon exercises 500
on getting as new theIknightu were banqueted by the New
pesslble. Capt spelling otIHaveniIes who showed their happy
-t crew boatded the raft faculty for outer ning A delegatirm
. 1 9119 . drift alongside: froth South No lk was present.
m...” ..__ ._... ... "“"."‘
. In." ,I . N
9Ii (:09 the depositors in this Bank during the past year. 9
k9 at this amount of money being received I): thrifty savers.
9 lie over Slit THOUSAND people have money here earning
tor them—HAVE YOU?
' evening espech I)?“
I Iiillii it“
Man tinder Arrest moon 9
lion IritaiII Beaker, lIIIi Say;
lie is a table Dealer and lieI .
. live at Kenthckyallatl
man Willi Him
MONTGOMERY, Aln.. Feb. 23.~—~A
special from Opelllrn, Aiu.. 5111‘s that
the man believed to be W. I“. WIIIkeI,
of New Britain. Conn. who is lor': Id
up there, appears to be sixty yeaIs old.
He gives the name of W, Harper, says
he is a mule driver and a native of
Kentucky' The stIanger says be than
I‘led recently in Albany, On. The couple
first come to Opoliks from Birming-
hum, Ala, last Monday. and bought
tickets for Atlanta Tuesday morning.
it is believed that they left the train
at Westpolnt. Harper wears I1 grey,
closely cut hour und‘ls well dressed
and intelligent. He Is III II cell, while
the young woman spent the night, with
on Opelikn'tumlly.
Baptiste Kept Mum a Letter From
Walker.
known that the Baptist
It Is now
convention.
received 21 letter from Treasurer Walk-
or, who looted its treasury of $55,000
‘lS Well as stoic $565,000 from the Sav-
ings Bunk of New Britain. that the let-
ter \vus livid ovcl‘ u week to secret.
rend III the meeting of the trustees
held in the Sunday school room of“ the
First Baptist clIuIcli in 'l‘ucsdnv, and
that although the ends of justice
might have been assisted by turning
the letth mm to tho uuthmltics Sec-
l’Sial)’ Divine failed to do so and now
Iefuses utterly to discuss it
The lottcl was mailed lIonI New
York to SecIeiuI y Divine on Monday.
FebIIIaII it was without date and
was roIn the Hotel Cuxnbml.and
was sent ut the squc tlnIc Wulkci sent
a lettei to PIesidcnt Cor.biu 11 how
no ctidcnce or mental ubrrIuiiou oI - 99
listlubuncc of mind. “III-I
composed and written in Mr.
usual methbdlcul hand
At a meeting of the New Britain Nu-
Ilonnl bunk yesterday the place of W
'1‘. Walker on a director was declared
vacant. No action was taken for the
line being to appoint u successor.
Fiom New Yolk comes a stout that
evidence has been found that substan-
tiates the who tapping Inc-e truck
swindle that took $3? 1.0000 of Wulkm' it
money.
The nwu “ho onginrmed the coup
Indium Wnik‘cI .119. said to be “Big"
Whitney Chutles Gundorit Fred Gun
1010’ “Black Mlkc' ()ltlenbmg and on-
31110] but it is .undetutood that this
combination of sinister talent includes
nuuy others 111110111; whom are
thought to be some of the men con-
cerned in the $50 000 Felix swindle.
rm)... were Fiedcllck Williams Chris
I Tompkins, ullns Chmles P‘.1‘uppin
allus 'I‘Iucy‘ ulius McPherson, und
Lawson (hour. II" of whom were in-‘
lit-1m l\\‘0 yours ago.
cal cfnliy
Wulkcr’s
OBITUARY RECORD.
FUNERAL OF AARON ALDRICH.
Tilt" t’IIueI'nI service of the late
Aaron Aldrich will be held at his
home, 91 Washington street. Sunday.
.It I 11 III. lntoimcnt will be at New
Canaan. The funetal will be in charge
of Ulldetiilkt’l F‘Iechick H. Gunung
PATRICIA (IARVAN CM'ANAGIL
Patricia (lurrun Cumnugh. ”It In
’ant, (laughitr III Mr. and Mrs. John
I. Cuvunugli, of Norwulk, diod yrstrr
lay in New York city. wlure Mrs.
Cuvunugh had been staying for the
oust few weeks.
\IIIS. HARRIS T ALGER.
The death of Airs. HtuIlot Alger or
:urIod Thursday at hm home. No II
immund smut Docruscd wus in
.he elghtyiflrst yrur of her age. lv‘un'
117111 services will be held fmm her
his residence Sunday ut‘ternoon st 4
)‘cle. and the Rev. W. W. ’I‘. llun~
:uu will oitlclute. The remains will
to tukcn to Dunbury for interment,
tionduy moinlng.
MRS. GEORGEA A. II‘ERRIS.
The death of Mrs. George A. Ferris.
whose husband‘s funeral was to have
Icon held this afternoon, occurred last;
night at 9:09 o‘clock. at her home
In Broad River. Death resulted from
oneumoula. Mrs Ferris was seventy-
nine years of age The funeral of Mr.
Ferris was postponed until tomorrow
sftcinoon at 2:30, when a double lun-
eral will be held frbm the family resi-
deuce Rev. George Drew Egbert will
oi'llciate. Four sons George H. For
rls of Kenneth, Cal: Charles H. Fer-
ris, Stephen A. Pants and Frederick
H. Ferris, survive:
Many think that “politician" is a
modern term and that. “politics" is l).
word men have only recently come to
have any use for. It is interesting
experience to study a politician at.“
long, range and find that the virtues
and vices ota politician‘look the
same in Samuel Adams of Massachu-
setts. “the boss" of Boston more than
a century ago as they do in any “boss"
at today. And Samuel Adams was in
jdeed a "boss" in Massachusetts poll»
: tics using his influence, it is true. as
a patriot should. but now and their
Puritan as be was. crossing the lines
of frankness and fairness.” aspolitlc-
lens are very apt to do Anyone who
has a particular interest in modern
political life whilflnd the address at
the First Church in orwnllr tomorrow
I i Sc infinitive.a the ”'ib‘.
not be 11: “ ems, arevo eI'
tlonary wliticigyngighé mistakes he
madam «would be Well for the
young voters of today to note. , I,
John F. Keely, Henry N. Perry and
Thomas 3. Mn , or the Nowell:
‘post ethos force, handed the annual
conveition of due letter comers in
Wellingtord. yesterday. ‘
through Secretary Divine. .
‘ any part of this or next Week.
AND
MORTGAGE
GUARANTEE 00.; you one IIlI-
unintely suns, tPRO-
TEG'I‘B i'OU FRO rinks
incidental to Real rotate trans-
actions One tee insures you
as long as you own the prop
arty.
A policy or inn
places theen tier info
833m CAPITAL behind OUR
‘F90r leaflet and
full Tnsrtlculare ask your REAL
ssr munokns or ATTOR
hiii‘itA or “write home clues.
in In” want
length i Tll'l turmoil C0
New Rochslteg‘flew york.
1
"Why are bumaris sslways such sad
looking fellows?" “ net of them have
to live. on what they are able to milks
out of their humm.‘ '~Chlcngo Record
HcIald.
wm.- -.._.... ,
NOTICE
The annual mortlug of the stock-
holders of the Norwnlk Iron Works
Company will be held at the other of
tho Cmnpany on Thursday. EII‘rbruury
28, at 2 p. m.
lly ordc-I'of lionrd of Directors.
3. HILL, JIL, Secretary.
.9
f2 3 2t
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THE INDIA REMEDY CO.
Eltlbliehed 1888.
Specialists in AIL Female Complaints.
Graduate Physician in Attendance.
Consultation Free.
65 Weat 36th Street.
, NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
bLbVER’s
‘ the - place.
Good Sh News
for Men:
faud ‘
liIIlSluII illlll Hilr
Spring Styles.
lN ALL pawl-lens.”
.. W“ I 9
Phone. 5:19—29. 9
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
SPEBIII 9Nllllii.
in "It rennin South
Norwalk.
Through a mistake. Which was un
avoidable, we will not be‘ in‘thle town
Watch
for the announcement of day and date
to be given later.
United American
ilplicians,
(Inc-i .
MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS
Branches Everywhere
Headquarters 116 East 23d 8h, N. Y.
RTOEO: ,
1918 East 23:, 81.. New York.
03 East 14th 81., New York.
1113 state 31.. Iridg on. Conn.
305 Main St, Sprl eta, Mesa.
x' I ~9~W9 "
L.
We»... .-... . -... ....
Spring Opemn
of the. _
liar Johnson Bicycles.
New 19907.9otylee9... same as ridden at
the Madison sou-9rd Eh,tiardou six day
‘ra e I: the winner‘s, t Ind Footer.
E ? It’ll)“ AND "EA UROAY .
n FEIHUARYfla and 28.
I [ IIIIIIIIII II. III
, “Honest Good: at Honest new .
I! Will Street. Nmelk.
9 l .
Eugene.” 9i ~
Walter S; IiiindeIIille.
l Owning a Home
nos. 9 and {dozens outcome.
. I
handsome Spring Dress?
Every new fancy er weave either Imported or domestic. find- In place In our Dress and: nutrition.
I‘l’he promptneee and satisfaction with which every demand has been met in this deaartm'ant and the very MO
porous business it has enjoyed. are evidence that we are always ready with a complete stash of the newest and
most exclusive style and, too. that our prices are based strictly upon intrinsic values. 9 9
All the new tanel In PLAIDS. STRIPES, AND CHECKS, PANAMA CLOTH. black and all deleifil l6
com in black ,nd colon; BATISTE in all qualitiel: iMPERIAL cLorHs SYMPHON storm in him shad“.
MOHDELMN, CASHMERE AND HENRIETTAS. . __ . I9 :.
Housefurnishing' Department. 9
93c
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers ..... $1. 25 l 5 yde. Shelf Paper .............. 3e Wire Potatoe Mothers .. . .. . . , _
Nickel Tea Kettles EEEEEEEEEEEE $1.15 6 blown Tumblerefor ........... 1?: Wire Carpet Beaters 101:
[Nickel Lamps .................. $1.45 Ironing Wax It:
Floor Mop: complete 99999999999 “CEWhlak Brooms ................. 9c Oil Heaters .. .......... .sz
3 rolls Toilet Paper ............ 10¢.Counter Brushes . ...... .. ...... 15c ........ 3c
Scallop Chimneys . ..
TRIBTRAM s, Hui-r, _‘ comm coon.
Cindy's—4 tun gold)“ .
Inobilt and i want ,
and help llli‘ solrct duo.
CousinI l:.ck——.\'ot l’IiI mo
\\ h.\ oven \Io9uldn'9i Epic); you out a _
hush: Ind «Puck
Inuit iiiNiSlill
43 Wall 8L, Norwalk.
94 Washington St., So. Norwalk.
Real Estate and insurance:
We have several decided bargains
income producing property that: Open a charge Afacount by buy.
must increase In value with the rapid
gl‘owth'oi the town.
Llrarancthale
of Men’s uh 'Bous’
' Clothing
at Halt- Price.
ll GU l‘9l9lEll8,
MEN'S AND BOY? FURNLSHER
ti NO. MAIN ST. SO. NOAWALK
—-.-,.-- —-—~*~9—'- «5w—
ing one Of those few Winter
Clocks. and Suits Which
l
we'carned over
this season.
Cloaks, Suits, Overcoats. for Men
mid Boys, at very low
its New
The article which, sells best is the
one inning the best to 'ures. Such is
the no“ policy lssuc b .
THE waeI-Imoro .Isirs INSUR-
ANCEECO" OF NEW YORK
‘ tluc. E180 l. 9
No estimated di (lends; chIy
figure II guarantee. Send for figures.
Libcr al compen‘suilbtr lib then of chat-
nctcr. as agents.
prices.
Our Furnituré Department con-
tains everything needed
Manager for Conn. Hartford, Conn. 9
Housewives and anyone dranng a
weekly salary can secure money at our
office on their own name. -
Call and see us. '.
Independent [060 and 80-
ourity 00’
Hsvlland Bldg., tmlqaehlngton 8t.
Office Hours. 9 p. "i. . 9-
for your home.
Buy on Credit and Settle yourbill
in Weekly, Payments.
YALE ossArens to user rum ‘ iiP9ECIAL 98910-9! F9098 SATURDAY
Nun um? “38911.2 3.41m Yule 9N9w3hpfl9tMusicE [5013(me
debuting train which will meet Prince-
ton at Wooisc-y Hall on March 22, has 11 1,1110 to Know Yam Addrcs'l and
, been chasing us the result of the final Your Name. Love Me and the World
' trials last night. The members are 11 1111119. 15 Your 11101119, to Mom. Md-
ROSGT “911“" 19079 0' GI'ECIIH'MI lone. Armin-wanna (song and lust I.
.- Mass: Robe-rt R Lockwuud 0.7 of Little One Good-lite. Bird on Nullios
Zellenpole, Po,” and Soul aneu, '0". 1131‘ My Dear; ‘W Itch the' FIDWOI'H
11100an the Springtime Mollv Dear
‘9 of iiarttord Conn.
The lnosi. complete assortment of “M A BRWRM‘N 5.99
goods ever handled hero;- lncludtnz all were STONE. 9" 9.999 99
fiindanEflEngrifiu. intiokfidkiiisdwcll as. nonovaIIeElIcck, 132 Washington 3!.
one e 31‘ use 0 a ll 8 qus- It tor crescent Laundry.
taro as wall as oil; Trouts Cod Fish. ’
Mackerel Salmon, Waters: oil at slic- . .. '
c‘i low prices. We also ask your “kiln-IE eoum 9:10“! MM arousal-z
€49»un —.
In The It...
of every real man is the ulhhition to
own a home for his family. It has
been our pleasant duty: :tet help many
to Ieallze their ambition.“
mew- it" awn-m4
Lenten specials.
.‘E' -'9
lscnn easy matter It: you set your
heart upon It. We have houses and
lots which are reasonable In price and tentlon to the low pric‘ii “t which we
are, llln every-day! necessities, like. ' '
3:35."?Ilihgmi‘étiéigdliiiihfi gggeafigfiww “33.333 I~I.£.lio??.i$’ou“‘ 32%"..‘119 I...
Insersoverw us acme :- I» " ti , .l '
110le It the ' WIN M mfiuolzsoy articles? numerous “113i“ turned)“: WM! 2992999999
Rooms :1 it so! ”on it '11 cr-
1 use for momma“ Nimrod II the
J 01111 ,3 gamma Jasolofi’s ........ g... .. .3“.“i'°" ,
, o
9 8 South Milli It. '3 72 North Main St. I0. Nemlk. Office. Room 4. Haviionti Iloek.
Booth Naomi. coon. ' 71!. Ga I. “MI Waeliinptoh soot!
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