maniacs:
Tsler unclean.
The huge: West firms and H C.
moon of coal to rthe Ferris Coal Com-
Dani'-
. «Huston s
Irtltday
m...
'_' The Rev William Fitzgerald oi the
; Sacred Helm Church Bridgeport, lor-
- nierly of Norwalk will preach the
_ lepton sermon Wednesday night at St
, Mary II Churth.
Able Kllboy full down It illghi of
, stairs this morning at the Eagle Hotel,
- Smnth Norwallt, und broke his log HI:
j; was renamed to the Norw. dk Hospital
Mrs Fanny Sims, of Ann street,
who recently underwent an operation
at the hospital, and Miss Julia Kovak,
of 28 Day street. who underwent treat:
ment were discharged from the insti-
tution yesterday.
117711 lites.
Jakel Schaub has recently purchased
two milieu.
Mrs. Edward Taylor, of 7 Crescent
{Terrace was removed to the Norwnllt
Hospital last night, and this morning
underwent an operation The same
was performed by Dr. L. M Allen, us-
listed by Dr W. J. Tracey
" Harry Sturges Is laid up by illness
.01 his home in Westport avenue.
George Low, the well known hatter.
sustained at palni‘ul fall yesterdny at
‘ a his home in anilnnd “PM and it
'ihe barge Arthur Jackson has m"1v.1s traded at that that he had broken
rived with n c‘hrgo of coal for Ray— his hip At u“. hospital “owe“, it
mond Brothers; iwas ascertnim'd thut ho is sullcriug
iitom rheumatism and severe bruises,
liichhrd H. Golden has purchased it ““1 III-ll no bones were bIoltcn
three horse motm for installation Ini
his fishing bout.
Tht' linracn ('Iuss ot' the East Nor—
1"qu Mrtliodist Episcopal Church m0!
.2 Dough“ Fowlm'l’OSt G. A n" will y'tntetduy, In tho pnrmlots II. J. llip
hold a meeting this “99mg and a sotl,t1uchrr of tho class. gnvc ll 1'ch
“we slicndanco Is desired mine-sting liaison. l"'om new members
,worc voted in after the regular son
Rev. Madison 0. palms and Rev slon, namely, Albert Ilioom,W:illlm1
Hugh ll Carpenter were guests at the Smith. Sylvester Elzc-a and Harry Rey-
Hotel Mnhncltemo. yesterday. lnolds The class now has sixteen
members and is growing steadilV The
Thomas Silk is ill of pneumonia at. first monthly business meeting will be
his home on Spring Hill it. is be- held Friday of this week. when prob-
lieved that he is now Improving aggrdscvcml more mtmhexs will 11.»
» . n e.
Henr' IA. Becker, of Pine atroet,
South l orwalk, was Admitted to the'
hospital for treatment, Saturday
. 03mm mores-
11
MRS CHARLOTTE T MORTON F
A meeting of the Pastor's Helpers Mrs. Charlotte Twlss Morton widow
will be held this evening at the par- 01 the late William Morton. died at
songs of the South Norwnlk Baptist the home 01' Iiet‘ daughter. Mrs. Clint-
Church. let-1 lt‘ Green on Connecticut nvenuo
last. evening after many long years of
An open meeting of P C Lounshnl'y Pilif'nl suilerL-r DCCtlllb l‘d was 134
«Lodge N E. 0 p" will he cltld ((111101. Horn of age Thc funeral will be
row evening There will be speakers from tin family restdt 11cc at 821.”. to-
from Bridgeport and Wulllngfold Inorxrou 'l I11 Interment till! he in
__.. § ltrnnl‘ord. ~
Plans am being Amado in Norwalk
to form a. big party and hire fl. special
trolley car IIIlduy night and go to tin-
Park City Roller Skating Rink ham widow ot the 111111 11.1? Pltllo .1.
MW Iiilltlh F1111. occtnrcd Sunday mot Itlu
MIIS. IlI'ZIIA' I’LA'I‘T llllltNllAM.
'l‘l11'~ death of Mia-1. ih'do I‘lolt lllll‘Ii‘
Adams arrived yesterday with car—
Our TrouSers Sale
Is In Full Swing.
This 15, without doubt, the trousers eV cut of the 51.19.1111 (1111
trousers values always hay: led all others Ill 111\\Il and \V1- pl; 11-1 111
the Stilt.“ tln' ln'nlnn lines 11] out but \(llllli‘; pultuo» at ptitm lli
under regular.
Nun. W‘lltll IVIIy' tnan nt-rds :1 [till mi 11111 lI11l1 1-1“ 1.
Hundreds of pairs of new trousers in the season 5 most popular
patterns, and tn all sizes at each price Dont wait, but come while
choosing 15 good.
SALE OF COATS AND VESTS AT $2. 48.
“/6 ve placed a lot of broken lots of coats and vests belonging
to regular $10 and $1.. 1 suits on sale at $2. 48. It will pay you to look
over this offering; the pr'ite is Inlow cost of materials and making.
14 South Main St.~ Tel. Call 0324
I Would like very much to talk to you personally, but
finding that impossible, I take this means of saying: I
nm in business to sell you grain, food and hay—every-
thing of the best. I‘lvr-rything ot' the best vnluo. Ilgivo,
my personal nttcntlon to the business, and all gt‘nln is
carefully inspcctcd to sue that it has been properly so-
lectod. screened nnd loaded. ‘Wlty nil this‘care, this
effort? Because it pays. it is permanent it'dtlr titlll is
vulunhlc‘ to me, do it
Outs That's (‘II'nIL
MANI'ICI. ’l‘.
'l Inn‘s why i
Illty
it
llA'l‘tlll.
Henry Olier'le'y mid 35mg), Goodwin at tho home of Nelson IllrheI 111.111 at
La, attended a. don'cef. Int-1L Friday at the age of eighty nlnr :rars She w 11
Terrace Garden, in New York given the oldest sister of the late A Dicker-
3111111151111 oi
- Mail. which declined
by the Hell Gate Republican Club.
The members of Ponassus Council.
Roynl Arcnnum of Norwalk will go
man. The funnnl will be held totnor
row [tom the house, and the lntmmmcnt
will be tmnpornrlly in the rccrivlng
Vnnlt at Riverside Cemetery
to Brld e rt by special trolley cur '
Friday 4131?: and visit Seaside Coun- MR AM) MRS. GEORGE A. Foams.
The double. funch of tin Iain Mr.
oil or that City . and Mrs. George A. Ferris, whose
The suit against Gabriel Morton, the deaths occurred within a. conph of
wealthy Tokenelte resident by the days otenc1 other, was held yesterday
Central Food Comp'any has been ad- ni‘imnoon at 2: 30 o‘clock. from their
justed out of court. The IIIIIF was not Tfsldtllce in Brood ither. Rev. George
pnld,owlingtonnitil1ddé tending D. Egbert ofllctnted and Gtorge It
I liit'st sung “Gathering the Sheaves."
The lntcrmcnts were in Itivcrnide tltilllv
etery.
Ceorge 13.81111?
Eli-Mayor an "
i'é guest sot rela-
ton, of Norwal
Wm. P BeerS’
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
Letter Files, ISO Each.
Book and Stationery Stores. .
6 So. Main St.. So. Norwtlk.
tives in Bridgeport. They fit-turned
home by troll were :lsevcral . JAMES STEEB.
hours en route tern? nt of the James Steeb died yesterday at his
home. 10 Dover street, from nephritis.
The deceased is survived by his moth-
er, MIsF Catherine Steel). and two
brothers. WillinIn J. Steel) and Fred-
et'ick Steeb. Funeral services will be
held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
from St. Mary's Church.
storm.
fight tumult“ living in
Water street, was arrested about
"a. week' ago for dmnltcnness Was
again before the court this morning
on the some chargo.1..He was commit
ted to the Bridgeport jail for thirty
days.
Charles Schu :
(
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RUNAWAY GIRLS FOUND IN MT
I vsanon.
Edna. Wood and Add Waters, the 15.
ycat'sold Daricn girls, who run away
from their homes early last week.
were found lll Mt. Vernon. Friday.
by a. Darlen police oilicinl. The Wood
girl was taken back to her home and
the Wutcts girl was left with her
sister in Mt. Vernon. Saturday morn-
5 Ing arrangements \V ere made to send
the Wood giIl to an institution fOI
gills.
II
A donen or more people had bad
tumbles Fyestcrdny afternoon on an icy
spot in front of the alleyway at the
east side of the United Bank building.
The ice was covered with snow which
made it doublyatrencherous. Among
those, who tumbled was Chief of P0-
lice Volllmcr.
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A matting of the Norwalk‘ sports.
men will probably be called within a
few days to consider the matter of
forming a gun and sporting club. the
object of which will be to generally
Improve the spon of hunting in this
vicinity. One object of the organiza-
‘ 1 tion will also be to stock the woods
with game. A‘ number “of young qunil
were liberated in the woods here-
abouts recently and more will probo-
Iy be "pleased shortly
FOR RUSSIAN FAMINE RELIEF.
MOSCOW. Feb. 25.-——A congress of '
the zentstvo organizations for famine
ieliei was opened here today lllltlt‘l
he presidency oi Prince l1voi'f.lt was
decided that it will be necessary to
increase the expenditure for soup
kitchens and. medical assistance from
$750,000 to $1,750,000 ottt of the total
‘ appropriation.
Threcl operations wor performed at
JURY FOR STROTHER BHOTI—iERS.
t‘
Ichargcd with the mutdm
- on the night of Drcemlm- 111, Inst
shortly after the latter hnd I11 ('11 mm"
1'
widow. will rcztclt ltct'c (iiltu today or
tomorrow
coo. HALIBUT, WEAK, FROST, AND FLAT FISH, snAo. PICKEREL,
WHITE FISH, MACKEREL, SALM‘ON.
MACKEREL, FINNAN HADDIES, Kl PPERED HERRING.
Cntbills Bridge Fish Market
I
REAL ESTATE SALES.
.I. It. and W. E. Month to Henry A.
Karin-s and wife. building lot. Wnt'.
John llalas and wife to Lydin Pink-
ltatn, building lot. iilllsidc street. Wut‘.
Kntltrrine L. Benedict to William J.
Mt'llngh anti wife. land nud buildings.
96 South Main street Wnr.
Estate Jane A Baker to David 1“.
Bernard lot and buildings, 20 Spring
strcct. Admr’s deed.
Rolcnn W. Sellock to Jennie E. Plait.
building lot. Gregory llonicvurd. War.
Ilnrbor Vi1'w ltt'alty Company to
Clarence ilrush, building lot, Neptune
avenue. War.
CIIIIPEI’PI'IHR, VIL. l".ch 2:. «An rf-
ort will be mode. today to :11 rum it
ury from the fifty iztlcsmen who have
112111 summoned here from Sllt'llalll-
loath county to serve at the trial oi"
’lIIlip and James Stroihcr, brothers.
of their
11'I1tIIcI-in-lsw William Ii‘ Itvwntcrs.
v
i1:d to Miss Viola Strothor.
LI‘ ot' the two defendants.
nIportnnt witntss
the sis—
Tln' most
Mm. IlvVVntcrs.tlI1'
Shad Shad
SMELT, 3 LBS-. 25C. SPANISH
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
the Nomnlh Hospital Saturday after-
noon by Dr West. of New York. All
of the pntients are believed to be do-
lug 'nioey. They are Mrs. J Walker,
of 14 nion Place .‘Norwalk; Mrs.
Bridget ‘fNooney.o 3F‘nChspel street
Norwalltl,‘ and Miss Annie Douchey, of
Center street, South Norwalk Dr. W.
I. Tracey and Dr. R. L Higgins assist-
ed In Ill three cases_F and Dr. I1 l hur
insinytndileduesdayl
Sale If
Post Card Albums
seen In lite thh F F 52.00 Album ............. . 31.40
i ‘_""“""" .ro Albut ............. 1.00
Real cl tote invent)”. will find Inter SI ’ .n 3 _ l
81.00 Album ................... bile
min; r ding in the” Inetcenth an . 0 1
ml aw ment 0! did merit-An Real 759 Album ........ 5 c _
mute omits”, printed on the eighth Me Album ..... .. ...... . ........ 30c
pm or this Issue. This company has Me Album . ......... . .......... . 16c
n'huslness ninegen years, and ‘ . ‘ . .
1 having now NEWFPosJ' CARD Views or IRE-
.. LAND.
Birthday Cards, sen whim, Flew-
en, Lemon, Old Maid Sen, Mnlden's
Prayer, Ar: om, Dutch Comlogstc.
.ALOO FULL LINE ‘OF EASTER
POST CARDS.
3 ' ”arm
III no: 11151. 4111;511:211. William O.
I “knit has been its local represents.
orlthc past eleven years, during!
”9““ he had sold the bonds at
thi’ company to many at the best. and
' w Ivemtlvo’inmtors 11 list. of
' wl It be gladly Iihm to any de-
tit Investigate
hing In 111111111 OupplIcs:
memmmvs .
It s. m.
t
Did You Ever ;
PAY BY CHECKIND PAY ONCE. FOR THEN YOU WILL
. ....._¢..___.. ..._... .w... .-. M.
Get a Bill
‘ League at 2:30.
I .
PREPARATIONS
FROM OUR
LABORATORY
Prices Clothing Sale
95 Washington Street. South Notwalk
‘1.
I
NIIIchginn (‘1111 Liver Oil,
2’50 and {101' lmlilfl
I
I‘lhllilt'l Witt-l1 Iiuzol,
I
pith-l1 out tin-11M null, 111'11l'i11 11m I11. .t IIII1 11.1 mink, 111 inn and __________ 1111:. 151', 211.) biillll.“
(lii‘tsn‘ Irullsrifi :11 tln'w :Ittr. ltll\t‘ tr-ltu Ill-ll '
\Vllt'lt Hum-l Jelly . . . 1" 101'
$2.011 lliiliMIS, nun ................. 1.13 .
...... .1. _ F._.. . ..' ,
$1.011 lrouscrs, now ................. . ..................... $198 ( ”Tum “J” “"mF """ "H mm“
$4.00 'lronscrs, now ..................................... $2.98 EHX” Cniisaya 40C and 750 001118
$5 .00 T I‘OIISCIS, llOW ........... . ......................... $.3. 48 Qulnine Pills, 2 grain _______ 40C 100
Oriental Tooth Powder 25c bottle
Shin Curative Soap ........ 10c cake
Bay Rum ........ 250 and 50c bottle
White Pine with Tar
Ila Blind Pittman,
THI PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DEIJVERY OERVICE.
25c bottle
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. ltlziil ll, Ill.~~l/tl—
Wi'l' prim-s for stocks were ninth: with
tho I'estnnplion of trading toduy. liv-
clincs generally were limited to with-
in !4. The exceptions were Pacific
2: Anaconda 2%.
Canadian Pacific and Missouri I’aciilc
IIflI’Jlillh’l III tins, the grand. final clean up sale.
Imil it‘ I M... _
Never in the history of sales have such values been offered. it w ,qu
pay you to anticipate your future wants. Every garment In this stere-
All clathmp 1:; arranged on six bargain tables as (allows:
L... ..,. .. ..... .. “.1..- .4”;
TABLE NO. 1.-Men's and Youths’
Suits, priced $10, $12 and $13.50,
$4.95
TABLE no. 4.—-Mcns' 11nd Vontlw' 7
Overcoats, black 0nd ”“2
WOT." "
short, medium and long.
$12 and $1350, now
TABLE NO. 2.—-Men’s Suits, Fancy
TABLE N0. 3.—--Ail the best suits in
$4.95
TABLE. no. 5.-—OvercOflI that 11.1. T.
priced from $16 to $20, now ' - '
$9. 69
TABLE NO. 6,—AII the nip; 0' 1h
best coats that we" priced from
$20 to $30, now ' .
$I4. 96
Mixed Worsteds, Black Thlbets
and Blue Serges, prices $15, $16.50
and $18, now
$9.59
1 the store, Blue, Black and Funnies,
$14.95
Children's Suits at Half Price.
,1
Head to Foot Outfitters. - 1.. .
98 WashIn'to‘n It; ‘
in, Reading lid, nion Pacific. Nortlr
crn Paciilc, Pennsylvania, Amalgamat-
ed Copper and Sugar lurge fractions.
WALL STREET, 1] a. m.-—'I‘he most
active stocks came Into demand at the
low level and recovered partially. de-
spite the henviness shown by 11 hand-
The Pills Clad. ll Still House
33 South Main St., South Norwalk._
iul of other stocks which continued
to decline. The trading became al-
most nominal for n time.
WALL STIIE l'l‘, noon.-'i‘hc market:
became dull and heavy after prices
had declined further. Reading ftll 2
to n 11ch low level for the 'Vzcal Ana-
conda lost' .1 1-4 Fractional rccovetlcs
followed the lightening of She selling
pl 11:; our Itonds Mic cosy.
WALI. STREET, i p. Fm.—Rendlng
gradually extended its rally to a point,
Inn as the general market failed to
lmcp pane wilth it. the professionals
again attacked 'prlccs. Reading and
‘llnion Pncliic were sold freely and
"MW, as well as most di‘ the other in-
vnrllos, sold lower tintn‘in the fore-
noon.
INVESTIGATING 'LA'RCHMONT
LOSS. .
Congress Wants Report of the Testi~
many and Findings.
SALE OF
wnls'rs
JUMPERS "
The handsomest Waists in town... :
Regular price $1. 50, 9.32%,
' Regular price $3.50, @138": 1
Regular price 6500, 02.437 "
Silk Jumpers, reg. price 53. 50,
Silk Jumpers, neg. pricewti.
SALE BOTH ‘sr‘on‘ss‘. “
313 315 Main St, Sta'mfdrd. ,.
33 South Main St, South Nerwalk.
NEW LONDON, Feb. 25.~—United
States Steamboat inspectors W. E.
Wltltey and John Stewart have receiv
ed orders from Supervising Inspctcor
General George Uhler, of the steam-
bont inspection service. calling their
attention to the Granger resolution in
the House of Representatives asking
for a copy of the testimony and the
findings in the larchmont collision
case with statement of whatever nc-F
tion is taken by the department to 111-11.
vent. such collisions in future.
The local inspectors while at. Provi-
dence Saturday took the evidence of
two flron‘lon. Only three other surviv~
01's, who are at hospitals in Provi~
deuce, were able to tell their stories
today, the three being Purser Young.
of th steamer, and Mr. and Mrs. Harris
Foldmnn, passengers. Cnpt_ McVny's
condition was reported to the inspec-
tors as improved. but not so well as
to allow his examination yet.
CHURCH CALENDARS.
Grace Parish.
Moudqu—blvt‘hing prayer at 4:30.
'l‘nesdny-—I~Jvenlng 'In'nycr, with
findings from the Poct'\l.'llltti11', at
11.10. Meeting of tho. (lir’ls Friendly
Sot'lt'ty in Forcs‘tcrs’ Hall. in Water
street. at 7: ‘lil
\Vcdncsday—Mettlng oi the Wo-
Innns Guild in the rectory at 2:30
IL‘thinrg prayer at i: do;
Thursday—Celebration of the iloly
Communion at 9: 30. Evening prayer,
with 11 upper on “Mutthew Arnold the
It1rnnl Note of Sadness." the third.
in the course on “The Theology oi‘
the Grout English Poets of the Nine-
teenth Century," (it 7:30. F
it‘rlduwaeetlng of the Woman‘s
Ilihlo (lines at 3. The. Litnnv Ill 4.
and finishing lumber.
rooting paper, sheathing paper.
nary and extension ladders.
Pine, Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut.
lug, turning, planing,
drying facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
THE HATCH 81 BAILEY CO
(dumber and Mill Work for Everulllmao
FROM A rtscsnv .10 A PALACE. "
‘
hearing“ .
All kinds or hard woods, Tar. paper, :FfllhtV-f‘ciiated f 1.»
Hair Insulator sud deafening plipeltil, drill ‘
Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim III 4.
Straight and index Fspwr
shop jabbing cabinet work, veneered work". Kiln
Timber, shingles. lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding,I
.r
r
*-
AT ‘snLLEcK's
FOR MEN.
Decisive Clean-Up Ofl‘eri‘n'
What a stir such an offering as this would make on tit
next October! Of course no such offering will occur. But Y
lay up a splendid suit and overcoat, for small Investment, NO
have it ready for next Winter’s wear. And you will
two of gratifying wear out of them yet this Boring.
. Ind"
have a mw’ h or
Conclave oi' the Knights of King Ar-
thur nt 8.
Snturday—Minlstcri11g Children's
Evening prayer nt’
' 4.30. ,
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC COMMIT-
‘ 1 EE ENJOINFED
NEW YORK. Feb lid—«Them 91.1111,
llcmocrntlc Committee Was permu-
ncntly enjoined from ousting State
‘ '< Senator Patrick Mchrren, ot Brook-
which you were sure
had been paid -
DID YOU HA V5 TO PAY If THE leONDI TIME
BEOJUSE YOU HAD NO RECEIPT F
7
1
ml vs THE sssr RECEIPT contains”.
. F the lmnii
lyn, from membership In that commit,
too by a decision given by Supreme
Court Justice Kelley. in Brooklyn .to-
tiny. Following the last state election
an cilort‘ was made in the state Dem-
' ocrntlc Committee to eject Senator Mn. ‘1 .
Cut-ten uhd several of his fellow mem- ,
bore of; the committee Ftrom Brooklyn
on the ground that they F‘opposed the1
election of W. R; Hearst as governor.
The Brooklyn men secured a temper-5
ary injunction preventing action. This
was made permanent today.
~m
ALLEGED ITALIAN masons
'svs'I'IIM.
WABI'IINGITON, Feb. 25.—-—A the
rough loves! this Is to he made by
on bureau of the De art.
THEN THINK OF SUCH PRICES AS THESE:—
Mén’ s- Overcdnts $5 to $12. 93
F That Were 310 to $26.
A 101: Of High- Grade Suits, mostly
small sizes, your choice at $
Boys’. Short Trousers Suits at.
that were double the price.
“ BOyS' flannel Shirt 11.111.15.51 ilutility,n0wl
illis II. Sellec
CLOTHING or “in: tudH'r 1111111.
48- 50 Wall Street; New...
snout, 1001 ’
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