‘ Baptist Church, will be held this everl-
For walk I! sleigh; Fair to-
night Tueafiy. . isttr‘rbance
that isr central «this» months!
Nantucket. is producing considerable
cloudy weather and tiurrles of snow
“Wei England. v mascara; manor
gigantic generally in the central and
rthern sections. The temperature
habelow, we. in the northern . sec;
dons. Conditions favor for this vi-
our: fair “weather. except [wibly
as ds‘ww: and-‘ootintuch change-1
in temperature.
Rev. John D. Nichols was a visitor
in Bridgeport, yesterday.
The present thaw threatens to end
five weeks at continuous sieixhlng.
Joseph 3. Ella. Jr... or W rhury.t
1389M all)!!!” at his home 11‘. more":
and Guns e at stage
ignore! llcbigh hardtooalwr rapes
and range. » .1.“ V.:,
Lastly; Dick’szllediclne cures grip.
’ Colfax Encampment will meet; to-
night and work two dcgfl‘esoh three
nominates;
”it you are not satisfied with the last
cool you bought, fly a ton from liar-
rVia 8:. Guns 1
The Norwalrr city council will meet
tonight at the council chamber in
Wall street. . ~
‘ ..,Watch the bargains In the reduction
sale now going on at M. S. Smith 8:
Co‘s. See 11th.
A meeting of the Decker Club‘,‘ of the
ing at the parsonage.
Mrs: Fran‘k ‘.F Huntington. of biv-
ifip‘rton street. is visiting friends ini
Simiagfleldp Haas. 1 ,,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fox, of New
York. formerly of South Norwulk, art
visiting in town.
Frederick E. Conley and family may
ed last week from Union street to 3
Likingston street.
V Mr. and Mrs O. 1. Allen, of Wash
port, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs
VPutr’rey, In Milford.
Superintendent William C. Foote has
been ill with the grip at his home on
South Main street.
. Prof. John Turtle. of Brooklyn. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Sher
wood, of Issues street, Norwalk.
Charlie L. Kin. the North Main
street Chinese lurrudryman. has irad
his apartments furnished in European
style.
Miss Lulu Olmstead, of Southport.
spent Sunday in South Norwalk as the,
gullst of her cousin. Miss Edna Seyé
mount
A daughter was born last. night it
Mr. and Mrs. .Iohn Svec. of No. 71
North Main street. Mrs. Svec ll tht
well~kn0wn violin soloist.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hancock and
son Clarence, of Stamford. were guestt
yesterday 01‘ Mr..3and. Mrs. G. S. Ire
land. of El Grove street.
A stated communication of Old Well,
Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M., will be
held at its rooms. Tuesday March 5th
at 8 o'clock p. m. The F. C. Degree
will be wor.ked
Mr. and Mrs. Orville. Keeier, of New
York spent Sunday at the residence 01
Mr. and Mrs. Reed H. Flynn, in‘
South Nor well Mr. Keeier is the
electrical engineer of the great Tele-
harmonic machine.‘
5 A._J. Collinsdc Co. call your sites
tloir‘ to their special sale of OstermOOx
Mattresses. These mattresses are 15
pounds heavier than the regular and
are offered at‘ greatly reduced prices
See adv.
The William Warren preperty, so
called. located in West street was
sold last week to John Henry Knapp.
who ‘ownsvztxrnsiderable adjoining prop
erty Mr. Knapp intends to develop
his property
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tm LAXATLVE ,.BROMD quinine.
Tablets. Druggists refund money it it
near! ‘
fighting ousssarag.
g'V'j ates rite-tr
rates to Mrs our 1114;
fight? ‘ ’18. mrtlrhém‘
and flavor do not compare tav-
orsbly we will cheertully reload
the purchases urine. ,
1111111. sump-g ........ the.
In 39 “1.30188 ..... "5c
Assorted Chpcbiates, sample
“ size .............. 10c "
Chocolate Peppermints
Chocolate Wintergreen .. 10c .
Chocolate Butter Scotch. .10c ,
Choociste Almonds ....... 150 V
WWCMM
+1....nv-ot- we- ..
.100
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armor.
9.“th Iain Oi. *‘ Til. Iii-4.
llll
”vi-“John T. Winters. pastor of St.
aw: VWW‘CMholki—(mmflew
Express (company. on the- run from
liarttord to Dunbar-y; and -who this
been; ill at this- homeion Spring street,
for a tow days. resumed his duties this
morning. ~ .
Bentley and Jcah'ettc Ferris child
run of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Ferris
91 Clay street. harm mentored from
attacks at scarlet fever and the quar-
satin was removed from the home
Satulday morning by Health; Oincer
:1. C. Sherar. M D.
rAll to! the sportsmen of the town
are invited to attend a meeing to be
held tomorrow night at the Norwalk
Hotel. Tire forming of a grin and
sporting club will be discussed and it
is probable that othcers of the new or-
ionization will be chosen at that time
)ne of the objects of the new club will
to to. restock the woods in this. .yl-
:lnity. V , , .
Phone girls have many ills.
for which they take some nasty pills:
to health) and happy girl y‘oud he
sing up for Rocky .Mpunmln V'l‘na. .
Pluisted’ 8 drug store.
Concord Divisioa,‘ Sons of Temper
once. of Norwalk. has made consider-
rble preparation for this evening, when
the Division's filth anniversary will be
celebrated at Sons of Temperance Hair
In the Gazette building Each them
her is invited to bring friends. Invi
rations hare been extended to the
state officers of the organization to be
present -
Latr‘dlord 'l‘. J, Sullivan, at the Hotel
Victoria, last Saturday night, served
an elaborate lunch, anti entertained a
large number of patrons. A large
number of new lights have been in-
stalled In the hotel cafe. and also in
i, Mola’s barber shop connected with
11.11.1111 the scene. was brilliantly Illrrnrs
lnated, and the evening one of enjoy
meat to the many guests present
J. B, Taylor, Henry W. Plant, Mr.
and Mrs, Claude Glgnoux Mrs. Bates
G. L. Chopin, H. ‘M. rig t, New
York: C. J. Decker, Boston; .I. A. Guy-
rr', H. A. Mathewson, A, B. Cutbill, C.
l. ',l-lal-Iock South Norwulk; it C.
lanes and wife, Chicago; C. C. Wheel
3r. Holland, Mich; Mrs D. P. Higgins
‘~ thiidren and maid, Dulles were at the
Sole] CIifI’or,d yesterday anti Satiri-
lay.
Don’t consider lightly the evidence
)1 disease in your system. Don‘t take
iespcrate chances with ordinary ined-
cine. Use Hoiiister s Rocky Mountain
~r WTahlels‘ Plaisted's drug store.
Judge Ralph Wheeler Friday hand-
a‘d dbttn a decision on the petition of
Minnie it}. Heywood tor a divorce from
.. Walter. Heywood. both of Bridgeport
granting the divorce on the grounds of.
infidelity. She was Minute 1“ Rev ‘-
holds and married Heywood on 01:10"
her 28.1901. The alleged acts of ins
fidelity occurred between August.
1906. and September 1906 Anna C.
Viartln being pained- as. tic-respondent
St. Louis is where he met his pain
monr Judge Wheeler Vheld up the di—1
nails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signs vorce for some time to read the, dept)
1min 911139011410: ..... 25c”- sltious 110111 St. Louis detectives
W..LJ‘
CIDVER LEAF SAUSAGE.
Nitrachqumcs
..»h.‘.a...1_.y1.,...1(.,’faplo
"it. v'
Boast York
the \b
r.
..... 12' ’29 LB.
VIENNA STYLE FRANKFURTERB . ..... ..... . ...... . 12'/'zc LB.
SPRING LAMB.
Legs. .189 lb. Forequarters .............. 111: lb.
Chops ............... . ........ ..... . ............... 20¢|b.,
ma noss'r. '
Chuck ............. 120 lb. Prime ................ 149—161: Ib.
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS . ....... ‘ . ...................... ;'v'. 18o LB.
PUBLIC
ARK :; T
sanmssams‘“-
messengers crrrployed by the Adams " " “
:‘ea. the great. specific. 35 cents. 'l‘ea "
The respondent is a traveling man and
‘ property mentioned was to be sold it
C 97. 000 was to bearish and the remain ‘
1 ‘ tier to he. in the form of a urortgagv
: decree of conveyance. or title other
1 Wise. vested in her. and $5 000 dam;
, ages.
like illustration._
Til: 1.1:)“ '1;
par 7.1:; r; r r.-
"8.
7:! .W
915;“:
as.
tormrlf of South N ,
n weigh {it ands more than regular and are the vc soft-
pus? ti“: eelrs 11.1% mph. Err-iron who mowing are built in the Muscat Wigwa—
rest returned home Saturday even» new. 11ch MW mrfit
Mrr.rlt'3;r.rt¥,,r.tt 3"".111 *me Mit- ‘2
I sellout! 8t. "Mohn'aiiboat" for sale It]. *‘mfifil;fifwfim 3?: ‘ ' ‘ ‘
Alfred Cutbill. who is one or- the g" ' ‘7”,ij » "
w
n.
ra-xa North Mutual;
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Blush“
134 wssumo‘rou eraser. " "tr
«73.81.1113
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not"
:22 Water Street.
SUES FOR PROPERTY.
New York Woman Wants to Make
Stamford Woman Keep Contract.
W hen women one there is usually a
light to a finish, and it looks as though
the stilt brought in the civil superior
court by lgnania Haring of New York
against Anna S. Lockwood oi’ Stains
for on, a breach, of contract is one of,
lthat. sort. Damages of $5. 000 are clairti-
ed and 93 acres of land in North
Stamlord are involved.
Tire complainant alleges that on Jam
llar'y ., of the present year. the plain;
tit: and the dateudaut made a con
tract under the terms of which the
the“ ‘p‘hrtr‘rtii'f for" ‘81: 500‘
of whiol
ote On January 28.1119 plaintii
Iloges sire-«wear ready with the cast
ant offered to execute the note, but‘
a defendant; Who appeared by her
Vdounsol. Judge H. Stanley Finch. re
Vsed to carry out the terms of the‘
utract.
V She further alleges that the resul'
01' the deal and the contract she b:
‘a’groc.nrent paid the real estate agent's
commission of 8200. She asks for of
There is no Inkling of why the
defendant changed her mind. whether
she thought the price too low had)
received a better offer. or for some
whimsic'al reason decided not to sell
Probably the trial of the suit will de-i
termine that. .
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG.
To continue young in henlt and:
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Row 11. Mc-
Donough. 611.. did. She says: “Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me to
chronic «liver 'and stomach trouble.
complicated with such in unhealthy
condition of the blrod that my skin
turned red as flfll'llll} [am now prac-
tit-ally 20 years younger than before it
took Electric Bitters. 1 can now do"
grade at
41mins has?
WW “3“"
Regular Price, $30 00 Each
.. $1
all hand laid and closed within ticking entirely by band sewing. Ma‘t-
J cums ; ca.
rirurt‘sasr. macaroni adaiufitusfif ii if“? " ’I
HBADQUA HTERO FOR
odour spits
* “14168? counter: crook or RECORDS IN town.
The l .i Angeline (l in Cu
Cool as
Bowker' s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfreld 8 Son
5‘1‘élepho‘ne 294.
COAL COAL COAL
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek
J eddo,
ran was“: invn arrival:
aymtmd Bros.
all my; work with ease and assist in!
ury~buahaarls store.”
i". ll. Baxter’s South Norwalk, until,
11'. P Weed' s. Norwallr' drug star-err
Price title.
Guaranteed If: .
cwripgfli full @111de 419th
and rxchroiled ' 93m
1
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
8 FOR
. .1.
kaTHE MARCH AMERICAN BOM—~
The boys of America will surely say
that the March Aernricnn Boy is the
best ever. The stories are as varied
as boys‘ hobbies. and every one is
good, clean and intensely interesting.
Further chapters of the serials by
Stratemeyer. Alger Shiite, Spraguc
and Tomllnson are given which will
increase the reader‘s interest In the
various characters. A new series by
Edward S Ellis entitled “Off the Res-
ervation." dealing with the notorious
Apache chief Geronimo. starts in this
, inhabitants and the railroad station is
* Brittlemrt lodge. . ,
W
J 303:" 11’ ”Egg..- W '3:
or an
. ‘ . W Wife 11.1189
HDDQMJ'NMIBCS;I1| uses. rum
mwi is a active or
Borithport so no a resident of Can
bondale. 001.11“ the greatest diver
lily of amino itr: in that Bin". He-
recently vs lied is iormer borne in
Southeast surrounds man! or his
and lateness in that place Cth'bon
u a population of a tow hundred
two miles from the town.
Shannon is In the employ of the
United States Government: the county
of Denver. and the Colorado Midland
{railroad Casualty, and the Wells-Far,-
Express Campus) ills titles are
genrastar Ticket Agent. Tole
graph Operator N I Carrier, Expreas'
Agent and Deputy arid. Between
trains he looks up the railmd smtion
11ml nay-lies the mall to Corlrorulalc bl!
lunacback. -
scint- roe may usii’ifiu's omens
_, ..
. 1 I ‘
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~When asked if. he had married Mr.
Shannon replied that he did not have
timely» Vlad. and that. this woman were
very gscsrcp in his aBiSlIberiwad our
> way. Although 30 miles from [louver
be is a member of the Dower lodge}
0,! bike. and while visiting in 31-1
m. be met many members or
1 v—Never ctr tell when you'll mass
:1 finger or so or a cut. bruise, burn or
scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas! Ec
Writ: Oil Instantly relieves um 911111..
tin-low cum the wound. » .
Lenten” Specials
lard as wall soot); Sitcom. Co’d- Flair.
Mackerel, Salmon. lobsters; all at we
clot low prices. We also ask your at-
tention to ibeiow prioetut which on
Butter at 32 and 2913 11).; Fancy Maine
Potatoes. 76c bu. . White onions, ,Ilc
,aad many articles too Vnumeeeus
to men i.ion
Joseiof’fis
72 port‘s sum: lad stir-oars.
TVOI. Olli- 593—2.
lllllii runs
’2 "j 45 Wait at. 5191013111.
94 Washington 81.,‘99. Norwalk.
Real [Slate and Insurance.
“We have «rear decided 9.1-1.1...
in income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
prowtb'of’ths town. '
[litmus Jail
:31}.
01 files "3 and 80115
9‘ 4...
"Clothing "
at Halt-Puss.
ll. [lilTTlEBl
mars me never gunman...
911,119.11er at
80. NORWALK.
It’ s New
The article which aegis best is the
one having the best tea tires. Such Is
the new policy issued by
THE WASHINGTON ENNWE INBUR
I ANCE 00.. 9F, NE WYORK
lit‘c188, l.)-
‘ ( 0
No eatimated' “dlyldends; every
figure a guarantee. Send for figures.-
Liheral compensation to men of char-
actor. as agents
Walter S Mar devrlie
Manager tor Conn. “ Hartford, Conn.
T é" ‘3’“?013 -‘l ‘23)}
'Wquw and firma’fi'ailflng’fi
number antiwwtllnprova at'winner with
be boys The shorter stories include:' 1
“A Hot Twenty Minutes " telling of a
thrilling naval battle during theK Civil'
War: “The Codtl sh,” a line stirry of
trawling on the Grand Banks; “Bray s
Kid. " showing how the Innocence and
purity of a child can soiten the rough- ~ ' '
est of men; “A ,Race With a Moose"
tells how one of these big deer towed-
a boat. with a little girl far out into
a lake; “Dave of the Countless," a}
story of the (tangent attending the
rapture of seals In the Far North. 111.
stollrnent. No. 3 at How to Become-
Strong tells “How to be it Good Run‘
tier." The Boy on His Muscle is a'
raw department which all healthy boys
will like it is edited by Arthur Duf-
'ey. the (21. tile rinter. The
Boys' Poultry laid gives some excel-
Ient pointers on the keeping and rear-
‘ng of towls. "Chats with Big Ameri—
~ans" this month is an interview withr
‘liat veteran hoylr writer John T.
Trowbrldge. Then there are Keeping
Tab on the World; 'lhe Big World of
330318, The Ramirotogr‘japher Stumps.
. Coins and Cu Tangier: and a heat
if other things that boys delight
read about and do. A special an-‘
uouncernent Wording American Boy;
Day on July h at the Jamestown
Exposition ought to be of interest to
all American boys. In addition to the
handsome colored covers there are .
Wer 60 illustrations. , $100 a ear.
'i‘liefiV Springned’hhlishing‘ Co. ~Dclyroit.
“c "9 ,1"-
A nice thing about grand opera. is
the enjoyme9t you will have at a van-
ieville show, the‘ best time you go.—
.vew “flit rest. . . 1
. l tr 1 ‘ .
weekly salary can «9111:. biopsy A! got”
one. on than than 1‘1:th - . 1‘
Call and us uh. ' '
independent loan and 50-
Emily Lin
Haviland Bldw’ Washington at
Office Hours. 8 I. m. to a 9.1m ‘
THE BOUTl-i NORWALK sTOltAGE
‘ WAREHOU
Day and Prospect? Streets.
Fireproof and rut-tonne in all par.
tlculars: thoroughly ventilated: eleva-
tor to talie goods to noond 'Wstory'
3001113 in rises to suit. Outside stor-
age for materials not damaged by the
weather For particulars address
~ (3. N. MthIBBlN.
Office, sum 4, Habit-nil Block,
wasfilnjtttlr th.
Sprini MCpemng
t ....r «WM theses 2
Int Johnson Nuclei“
- on. also a.% ridde‘ at
the Nadlsoirmgquar: Gare oil‘s rflay
m
are selling everyday necessities. like
range. which rs the best ruined.
A Tel 958:.
a“
.. 0 0.9.
’3 emit: E N" 2‘“ "1:; 'fi
2C3
31:1“.3i'll4‘
Every mother known how hard itois to find just the right kind
of hose for the ogrowing boy and girl-«tha- ldnd that mil stand 619
wear and tearo bicad‘. Ham’s a heavy ribbodaohool am
ing with all the good points in its favor. . . x . ‘
You buy two parts for the price usu-
“ sally paid‘ioroneparr "
a... Vw-‘dl‘lrtVL. Lair“
. ..
om ”tr.
“or. 1.,
12 1V 2 GENTS seam
u rfiauiit‘ {, ‘.
.
172‘ “‘“ i .. z. ,1;
Very Elastzc.
Easy to put 072.
Feet F ree flan: Ridges.
Sizes Correct. ' '
Perfect Dyé.
W POINIS 0f Mtitll
Two PAIRS” son 25
83 B5 Washington
Exqurgrtg New L3¢¢3-\“
5. .
.An indescriba‘lile and unequalled diapNy of belirjtifnl All
FanchtetB m the extra width: for marking waists. also Ta hint!
line of Lace Yokes. Chemiaettcs. Galioons. Banding; Foam
Edges. the jvery newest and most approved styles for sit, ‘
summer. All we ask' is an opportunity to show them to you.
RY it .._.
‘ , with“ strait visits; Await” 1-33? F.
a strum-:88 corms: AT . ;
96 Wishingmn Street,
war a. ”at Inestimabie will; to Your
' ‘ 231. a. MEBBthirin.
If you are not satisfied with the last Codwyorr Sought. try a ton
from us. Have just received aéargo at Lehigh Cool for fort-race and
trans COMPANY ?
211
THE assume
:is‘ 1111..
t
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Nhice Tomatoes 1 1313:1191} “
Pass 8 cans 260
All other kinds of canned goods at
lowest prices.
J. w. DODGE.
. 2'9 Washington Street
South Norwallr V
.314.
Tuesday 1s Notion, Hosterx .,
.19
race» the winners, oot‘mnd a Mr.
‘ iDAYviANDr Mi‘l’U URDA is. ._v
‘ "‘11 FEERUA ‘Y a ‘nd 3,3. 7 14
F r. rurrwrrr r u;
‘ “Hons-t Goals st "‘11th MN 0‘s." ‘
80 Wall ltrqol‘. Namath!
Thirtydhreo and one-third her coat. less than at annothrar time 11111111:
the year. Bargains in the Kitchen Department ‘ A
m. 8. SMITH a condom
VSlilltir NoV
92 Washington Street.
Norwalk Chronicler