Mildew
“If“ 47 w-
Ifldlrukam
warmolr
lowed b snow or rain, A trough of
“flight? Friday cloudy. fol
10W [1 mm (mm Texas
northward to the upper Mississippi
valley it is producing cloudy weather .
with light rail or anew in the south
era and western sections. The tem-
perature is rising in the central sec-
tions, but continues low in New Eng-
land. and the exit-one northwest
Thunderstorms we Ireported mm
Little Rock, Ark.
plus, Tenn. Fronts were moaned
trim: lion Angela and Bar: Diego, Cal E
Conditions favor for. this vicinity (air
and warmer weather. _ prolubly fol-
lowed by snow or rain on Friday. .
Raymond Brothers received a fine
carriage horse from Virginia yester-
d.‘Captain Dexter K. Cole, or North-
poi't,Il spent yesterday in South Nor-
walk.
;-Dr Dick’s Medicine cure- grip.
Mrs; Charles Glands, of Georgetown,
spent Wednesday with friends in Nor
walk
Miss Lulu Barrett, of Georgetown,
has been visiting for the past week in
Norwalk.
MacF‘arland and Pickering have re-
s union operations harvesting ice at
Brookside Lake.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
William Cookefur, 6 Day street, at 3
o'clock sharp
I ~Basketbail Rollaway Rink, totnor
row night. Norwalks v.s St. Luke’s
Stamford.
Mrs. Burr Mills has returned to her
home in Georgetown, after a visit with
relatives in Norwalk.
.M‘rs. Wadhams. of Norwalk.‘ has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ches-
ter-Mills, in Georgetown.
—-Emelt. 2 lbs, 25c. Cuthlll's.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of Unit
ed American Mechanics will hold a
regular" meeting tomorrow evening.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. A. Blanch-
ard, 19 Gelden Hill street tomborrow
at the usual hour,
The regular meeting of Sherman
Council 1342,01‘ the Royal Arcanum,
will be held this evening in Mystic
Chain Hall. it is specially important
that all ohiée'rs attend this meeting.‘
They scowled and looked sour trom'
morn till night,
They never would agree;
Now they are healthy, happy and
brigh ht,
They 8both take Rocky Mountain Tea
' at night. ._
Pluisted 3 Drug Store.
Cockenoe. Tribe l. O. R. M of Nor-
walk, will work the adoption degree’
tomorrow night. The third reund in'
the Tribe's pinochle tournament will
also be played tomorrow night.
if you fail to advertise, you fail.
Norwaik and vicinity: Tatr and .
chits and Moor ‘
I evening. rior Bridgbport, where
This evening, at 7: 30 oclock, at
Grace Church Mr. Werner reads a pa-
per on Matthew Arnold; the Eternal|
Note of Sadness. A welcome awaits
all who may see fit to attend.
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings
Daughters of the Norwalk Congrega-
tlonnl Church will meet tomorrow af-'
tor-noon at 3 o'clock with Miss Carrie I
Seymour. 32 West avenue, South Nor-
walk.
—Smelt, 2lbs., 25c. CutlIlll's.
Tire grand list of the City of Nor-
would; lclmrfiht Wei»
er Bottles, -WW3
and Atomlzers.
Come in and see them.
[it this, it.
Druulat.
p noun Man: to Till- M .
Connection for all north and
south bound Ml! ill ll. made
at our store. .
I .Im “like i
“wan.-.“
iEureka theknh Lodge will meet
tomorrow evening.
‘iiutler hedge conferred the
dam on one candidate list even In;
new is bargain day at M 8.
Baillih's“. crest reduction sale See
a
1Simon," 2 lbs. 250. Cutbill's.
A regular meeting of South Norwnlk
Conclave, improved Order of items-
sophs, was held last evenln ‘and or
rangcnrents were made for t e instal-
laiion and a banquet on March 13.
litre M B. Saunders and son. flurry,
of Micro, North Carolina left that
place yesterday aftermath, for a visit
Einlglorwslk. New Canaan and Ridge-—
e .
Lieutenant Colonel George I) Rus-
sell's regiment the Thirteenth, of
Brooklyn. was inspected Tuesday night
by state and United States regular
army oillccrs. At inspection there
were 669 men in line out 0! a member-
ship in the regiment of 679. This is
considered a remarkable record
Advice to mothers. Don‘t let. our
children waste away. They can be
strong, healthy and vigorous with Hot-
llstor’s Rocky Mountain Tea. it's a
swift winged messenger oi health. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's Drug
Store.
An informal meeting at the South
Norwnlk Fire Department will be held
this evening at Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company's quarters. to con-
sider II proposition for holding a big
carnival during the coming summer.
All firemen are. invited to attend and
discuss the matter.
That“ s all. ’Nuf said, when you say
that. Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
is the greatest family remedy on
earth it does you good going and
coming, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Pluistod‘s Drug Store.
A special cur, carrying the members
of Ponaasus Council, Royal Arcanum,
of Norwalk. will leave from the Wall
street car barn at 7 o'clock tomorrow
the
Norwalk Arcanumltes will visit Sea-
side Council. The latter has made el-
liberate preparations for entertaining
their Norwalk brethren
w—Smelt, 2 lbs., 25c. Cutblll's.
The Postal Typewriter Company will
put a new model on the market to-
morrow. The new machine is a big
improvement on the old one and is to
be sold at a slight increase. The com
nnny has always sold its machine at
$25 but the new model will be sold
at $30. The company will continue
to manufacture the $2 5 model as well
as the new one. , . ‘
~llasketbail. Rollawny Rink, tomor-
I‘ow night. Norwalks vs. St. Luke's.
Stamford.
Dame Fashion says that your warti-
stair“ ’
“Wu—n...”—
walk now amounts' to 85 250.511, an robe will not. be complete this spring
increase. of $157, 879. The city as- without. at least one not waist. The
sensors made a number of increases, demand for materials tar making these
but not nearly to the extent made on i dressy waists is so great that there .
gflat: Mere“- ,
and Does not and Better Work than
iriiy’ other Washer at the some or even
a higher price. ‘ ,
The Kerrie Washer is built on the only correct principle for a
washin machine... It will clean the clothes thcrzoughly, no matter
how sailed they may be. It will clean them without wearing and
tearing them like the washboud dees. it will do the work in hahfi
the time required for hand washing. It takes less strength to turnm
cut a week’ 5 washing with an Acme Washer than it deed for one
tubiul the old-fashioned way. In fact, a ten-yearaold boy or girl
run the machine almost as 'well as you can, it works so 5.5.1.9?
mother words, the Acme Washer SAVES YOURICLOTHES.
TIME ,YOllR HEIALTH AND STRENfiTl-ln
' Your money back if; not satisfactoryf'"
."
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A. J. Collms&Ca
«runes» orancren Ann suaatufi, 2.3.
ra-IB North Main St.
SPEIN l NNEINE.
lo ills People of South i3
Norwalk. ‘
ind-Nut—
vi,‘
6,.
W° ill?”
COFFEE
of 0qu la a Win
to give altiaiaetl' II. we import I
out‘ own Cotton and rent it I
“right," in our own plant. 'thua _
cutting out the mtddleman'a I
profit. and giving °“'. patrons a
Guile. for 29‘ cents that annual
be equalled elsewhere for lean '
than 35 cents.
Try a pound and be suited.
Eli urn Pacific
ENNNN;
126 Washington St, So. Norwalk I:
Next Door to Poatfifllco '
Phone,655.2. .. Free Delivery j
Through: Mistake. which was un-
avoidable. we will not be in this town
any part at this or next week. Watch
for the announcement of day and date
to be given‘ later.
United Nmeritau
Np lltlans,
HMO.)
MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS
Branches Everywhere
Headquarters 116 East 23d St, N. Y. j;
~n-i—n
' STONES:
116 East 23d 81., New York.
63 East 14th Gt. New York.
213 State at. Bridgeport, Conn.
306 Main St, Springfield, Man.
“-f f “ . ‘ THE INDIA REMEDY GO.
-- ” Established 1888.
Specialtaia'ln All Female Complaints.
Graduate Physician in Attendance.
Consultation Free.
65 West 3ch street.
NEAR'BROADWAY, NEW YDRK.
Climb rich in to be he -'
.c‘.‘
OUR' "
" ‘ . 72 North
.guaranuad _',
l 11 NO. MAIN ST.
properties by the town assessors.
Real winter weather was served up
this morning for the last day or Feb-
ruary. In Norwalk the thermometer
registered 4 degrees below at an early
hour. Eightdegrees below zero was
reported from Rowayton this morning. .
Joseph Gillum, of Ridgedeid, a thin-
or, who was arrested in South Nor-
walk on Monday. charged with tor-g
cry; was taken to Ridgeiield,’ beibre
Justice White, who bound ltlm over
to the Criminal Superior Court under
bonds of $500
~Bssketball. Rollawayliillnit, tomor-
row night Norwalks vs. St. Luke‘s,
Stamford.
The sleighing continues good in the
country and also on must of the
streets in the city. Although the cov-
ering or snow upon the ground is thin
in many places; is hard and icy, and
the weather has not yet been warm
enough to damage it to any serious ear I
tent.
PILEB CURID N 6 TD 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cops any case of itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protrutflng Piles in ti to 14
days [or (mammalian. 60c.
TIII Cur Clover Lorri
Sausage. ,
VERY FINE.
MADE FROM SPRING PIGS.
FACTORY INSPECTED.
150 lb
Pnbl Market
32 South Main St.
9......—
promises to be a scarcity in the mar-
ket very soon. N. E. Ryan ll: Co are
slile‘ng‘ a big line of exquisite nets
and laces the very newest designs for
spring and summer wear, and you are
,sure or, being suited it you will look
through the assortment. See adv.
A VALUABLE LESSON.
"Six years ago, i learned a valuable
lesson.” writes John Pleasant of Mags
nolia, lnd.. “I then began taking Dr.
King’s New Lite lie. and the longer
i take them the otter I find thorn."
They please everybody. Guaranteed
yli‘. H. Baxter, Boulh Nor-walk, and
E. P. Weed, Norwhllt, drugglsts, 25c.
J. E Walker St Louis Mo, l)
Randall. A. E. Winchester, South Non
walk; J. J Bowen, G. P. Hutchins,A.
F Downe C. B. Arnnett, L A. Davis,
F] Moyenthal, N. Hawes E. D. Whit-
ney."R, P. Vidnud, New York: Burt
Moran, C. E, Imkha‘rt, Boston; Mr.
and Mrs. George s. allory, Jersey
City; A. J. Gardiner, Providence.
R. l.; J. Quinlan Jr,, New Haven» W
Ts Chase, Philadelphia; F. W Rob-
hihs- Sheffield,
Oran N.J.; MI andMsRC
Jones Chicago, have been tilt the Ho
tel Clifford.
MEN PAST SIXTY lN DANGER.
More than half mankind over sixty
years of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders, usually enlarge eat
or prostrate gland. This is both trial
and dangerous: and ll‘oley‘sft alley
Cure should beta at, the ”limit sign
of danger. as itt9 ct: oddities
and has cured many, old ”men of this
diposee. Mr.
Port Mo” w'rlt ‘ll
arter- i
largéd prostrate
tile for y'ehr's an
bottles of Foley' s Kidney um i feel
better than i have for twenty years
although i am now 21 vim old. For --
sale by The Clifford Pharmacy. and
Pislsted's Drug more. ‘ '”
sea; E. H. Gerhsrt '
V on ..I . .. I,
. whims Vflt'y valuable
Thafabovp
and inexpensive; labor saving" device,
Tl-iE ELECTRIC moron FOR saw.
me MACHINES.
We have one on exhibition at the
In and look it over.
It lllllil
\
NM
,. II.
WM. A“. ' BRIGNERMAN'IS
music ”one.
Donovan Block.
Agent tor Crescent Laundry. -
509W
He‘ who has no {attain mania has
ito experience of it.
Norwallt'oi'fice of this company. Drop -
$1.40 liar
" THAT FIT , “I”
182 Washington at.
GLOVER’ S
the place.
Good Shoe News
for Men. ,
Nell-slur Ind EliltI
Spring Styles.
IN ’ALLVL’EAIHGRBJ v .
l
I, _—._..
Phone. 842—2.
bran——
'Westf shoes
,_ W
PONDR‘” TRANDPORTKTION
New m city transportation ta-
ctiltiel are as inadequate as they were
before aduwdyster-e built. although
those unite and higllwny'a carrlod
4mm "pa rigor-m 1m.
nea-
any evening, March 13th, a special
table is to be reserved for the Yale
men in Norwalk.
The Yale men who desire min at
II
this “table will need to notify the se-
glnv‘iouis s. Beers, at once and
Gilliam
fines itvarai Yale men in the
whowill take part inI the“ exer-
cise: of thdteveniug including the Pre-
sident of the club, John B. Lawrence.
Dr. Macl‘ar'lnuri und General Frost. A
former pastor of the. thurI..IlI DI. Ger
lid H Beard also at .2nit‘ guild-ate. lItIs
Ewen invited.
plBMM. SWA IGINKING.
Investigation of ie scientists at.
Washington have recently developed
the tact that at. pnesent the area or
the Dismal Swamp is slowly sinking,
and Lake mm in its center.
is growing larger Similar chduges
occurred in the past periods or ele-
vsilon and subsidence ‘Iaduaily‘ suc-
coeding one another. he average
elevation above sea level is so slight
that natural drainage is insuinéicnt
to remove the rainfall ’ ,
Ids-Isl.
‘- 90..
9” Q ' a“.
luv:
.15ng ..
Lenten partials
The most complete assortment of
goods ever handled here, including all
Ilrlntls of Horrings, smoked as well as
klppered; Sardines of all kinds, mus
lard its well as oil: 'lli'ouitl‘ ‘Cod Fish,
Mnclrerel, Salmon, lobsters. all at ape
cisl low prices. We also ask your at
mailed to the low price at which we.
are selling every-day necessities, like
Butter at 32 and 290 lb.; Fancy Maine.
tntoes. 15c bu: White Onions, so
., and many arElcles too numerous
to mention.
Joeelofi’s.
aid 83.. SDI—t Nerwaik.
45 Wall St. Norwalk.
' iifi‘flaairinpton 8t. 80. Norwalk.
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in locome producing property that
muat increase in value with the rapid
,‘ growth 01' the town.
[Innate Sale
i of Men’s and Bous’
Clothing
at Hallellrice.
ll. Nill‘llill a
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNIQTl‘R.
.9. NORWALK
It’s New
The article which sells best is the
one having the best (natures. Such is
the new policy issued by
THEA WAS IONGTON LI 3 INSUR-
NGE 0.. OF NE YORK '
' (Inc. 1860).
No estimated dividends:
figure a guarantee. Stand for figures.
Liberal campensstlon to men of char
actor, as Agents. ‘
Walter S Mandeville
Manager tor Conn,
HaItford, Gena.
Loanttl
Ihrn’v'v‘lt .
Milli]
Wally {Alli-9, can as re mhgéy
olden on theta own
Call and no on.
Independent loan and Se-
. curliy 00.
Havlland Ildm, Washington 8!.
«I
‘
Office l-loura. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Day and Prospect arr-Iota.
ticulnrs' thoroughly ventilated: eleva-
tor to taket-Igdddd‘b‘o ”Mound. 'itory.
‘ Rooms in sizes to suit. ”Outside stor- . ..
age fbr materials, not damaged by the
weather. " "For particulars address ’I
. , G. N.fleKlqplN.‘ ? I
Office. will)? A. Havlla'ltd Block,
. 49v
, row
i E Lusitania
“Honest Good: at H WIMMII”
u Wile ””2; mi"? Norwaitr.
..‘ I ii I v
“E"; 4:Itf'li
every
u ‘
THE DOUTH NORWALK STORAGE
WARE HOI UIE
Fireproof and nil-mate in an t)... I .
E‘ III Ill) 2‘ . -
it"? ‘13?”
"comm.“~~°fl
12 c a Pair
Every mother knows how hard it in to find just the right End
of hose for the growing boy and girl-stirs kind that will stand the
wear and tear of yOung blood. new a a heavy ribbed school stock-
ing with all the good points in its lever.
You buy two pairs ibr the price usu-
sally paid tor one pair.
12 1-2 CENTS A PAIR
l V cry Elaitt'c.
~Easy to put 072.
Feet F rec from Ridges.
Seizes Carrecq‘.
Per’fict Dye.
W Poms or tint: mm ..
TWO paras son 25 cm
"t It. (“In
‘I'
Exquisrta New La as
An indescribable and unequalled display of beautiful Ail . _
Fancy Nets In the extra widths for making waists. use a hand ..
line of Lace Yokes. Chemisettes, Galleons, Banding, Festm‘niitl‘
Edges the very newest and meet approval styles for spring dbl}:
summer. All we ask' Is an opportunity to show them to y'Eiu.” f?
it. E. RYAN I.
96 Washington Street,
w
No Matter What Your Life Work la to De
l A BUSTNESD COURSE A1“
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MEleLL COLLEGE
RlS&GANS Collie
_ A
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run“ III
"Canned Goods
(I)
, Nice Tomatoes 180 can
‘i'.“ Peal, 2 cans .. 250 I
All other kinds of canned goods at
lowest prices.
O 9 I l *
92 Washington Street . , I; .
anrIr‘a ascents sols rHussoA’v. “
sscstas, mesons, LACEB. sorrows. . ,
oumrtrrne. or para THmea IN THE Kircuau plPAIrr-
MINT 50o ON THE DOLLAR. IIWATCH THII DEPANTMINTvt { {55>
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