ShootoutW still .
Pillow Cases
In all widths at tho vary lowest yucca
'4" going on It: 3.7; ‘-
E. K. IANK.’
NANAOKIMO "Offl- ILOOK.
soars activists.
holiest Inlet»
- ... 5,-.. .‘.. ..
Will m5. communicating with ”The ,.
Orntlssl by «Isabella plans do lilo
this any: .-wlth rspard to bust
call as with roan sonata saws.
. ”-2. if they will lt'tndly do so, It till
greatly aanvanianca this silica and ap-
curs mars prompt attention. . ,.
Captain James A. Ryan. U. S. A., at
nbary, form or South Not-walk,
as one of tb llitary gttalts nt I.
rocetplon giv by the president.
. Thursday evening, at the White House.
Letters and souvenir postal cards
from krles newut Rogers, 0180th
Norw show that be has arrived
safely In England. and Is enjoying hlm‘.
self with the sights of the old world.
”an...
-—Tclescope lists. O'Brien.
Miss Agnes Littlejohn, the Nor-
walb violinist. was one of the artists
at a concert In connection with the
Flatten of officers of Crusader
mandery, Knights Templar. In
nbury, last evening.
Congressman!" . J. lllll, who has.
been making a number of addresses on
the currency question In this state,
and has also been spending a few days
at. his home in Norwalk, left today for
Washington to resume his duties.
It
—Iiome-made or link Sausage, 12c
lb. iiayes' Mitt.
At a well attended meeting of the
ladies of St. Matthew’s parish, of Wil-
ton. last week, It was unanimously vot-
ed to lay a new carpet In the church
and the bid of Tristrum I: Hyatt, of
Norwalk, was accepted. it is hoped to
have the work"- flnished by Easter.
At the met-ting of the Central lla-
~bor Union. this week. Godfrey Utzlng~
or was received as a delegate from
the Norwailtoqtnmford Musical Union.
and Thomas Garvey from the Cigar-
malters' Union. The recent trouble In
the Musical Union will probably be
settled amicably.
-—
—Msu's Winter Gaps. O'Brien.
Henry 0, Bailey, of the South Nor-
wnik post-office, went to New Haven.
today. as delegate from the South Nor-
walk divisionto the Letter Carriers’
Association convention. Elbert _ W.
Clark. Clarence Crofoot. James Han-
ford, Edwin L. liantord and Edward
McGowan will also attend.
—Clean Sweep Sale Mercerlzed l’et.
ticoats, half price. M. S. Smith & Co.
By a recent assignment of the de-
tectives employed by. the New York,
New Haven and Hartford road. W. M.
Teller ls assigned to the Shore Line
div with headquarters at Bridge-
no I] .l G. Quinn to the Western
tliaslon with headquarters at Water-
bury. These ofllcers will have super-
vision of the policing of the lines cen-
tering In The Norwallrs.
-—Small lean Fresh llama. l2c lb.
llayes' Mitt.
Miss Florence DeWItt, whose right
knee was severely injured some time
ago by the. collision of her carriage
with an automobile, and who has hei'll
under treatment at Danbttry hospital
for the peril week. has returned to her
home in Wilton. much improved in
health. bliss llertt has many friends
In Not-walk who will be pleased to
learn of her improvement.
-—i)r. Dick's cures grip.
Lieutenant. Henry T. l‘rowitt and
Sergeant lieGrand Snyder, with Ser-
geant Albert Mossman. of The Nor-
walks, went to Hartford, this morning.
to take examinations for commissions
In the Connecticut National Guard the
first two as captains of the Sixth and
Seventh Companies, Coast Artillery,
and the latter as a first lieutenant. to
which position e was unanimously
elected by the _lxtb Company this
week.
-Arrlved today, 5000 yds. remnants
for the Mill Remnant Sale, at M. S.
Smith I: Co.’s.
it was high tide on the Norwalk riv-
or, In Wilton. last Saturday, for sure,
and every little stream became a. tor-
rent. Fields were flowed and big
rakes of ice floated around In many a
dooryard. Surprisingly little damage
was done considering the volume of
water but the highways were washed
«but In many places. The dam of the
skating pond on 0 en's meadow was
washed away whi will put II stop to
the skating there for the rest of the
season
"—10 lb. poll Pure Lard; $1.10. linyes'
k l
With the widely published notices In
many of our contemporaries. regarding
the changes on ills flaw York, New
Haven and Hartford ilroad and the
general opinion tIInt" cntuslly the old
Delivery and Norwallr .wlll be purely a
l line. comes a fresh bunch of
local dawn. This
fir I. light“
, Dar M Lotion quietly rc-
m ellipses dondltlons brine
face had hands.
It. has no equal as a remedy
for rough, cracked, burning,
snarling or Itching skin.
Soft, not greasy. delicately
perfumed, our face lotion al.
ways pleases. Best for babies
‘ and grown-ups.
25c Bottle.
Elli Will It.
I limit Main St. Tel. Odo—o.
.Mw...
Union Pacific Tea-Company.
-C. h K. Derbles. O'Brien.
Miss Sadie it'iilow, of llldgeheld, has
bed: visiting friends In South Nor-
wa .
A sale of solid gold Jewelry tit
Road's. The adv, will tell you all
about it.
——i.oln of Park to roast. llc Ib.;
Side Pork, 10c. liayes' Mitt.
The flower of scarf sales is now on
at Joseph Ilavis'. The adv. will tell
you about It.
Mrs. E. L. Beers, of Weston, has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
(.‘rofut, In South Norwulk.
~Tickets limited. Zodiac Assem-
bly informal Dance. Lockwood's llall.
March 3.
Mrs. George W. Cable, of Wilton
avenue, Norwaik. is spending a few
days with friends In Brooklyn.
The Knights of King Arthur will
hold their regular weekly meeting at
their rooms this evening at ti o’clock.
-—-l-‘resh Candy today, It) anti 20c lb.
M. S. Smith I: Co.
Unsurpassed flour ale. at The Great
Atlantic and Pacific’lcea Ctore. If you
are Interested read the adv. In this
Issue.
Miss Lucy Howard and Miss
Blanche Northrop, of Norwalk, are
spending the day wttn friends In
Bridgeport.
_....__.,
. Mrs. George W. .layne, of 15 Union
property In Ann street.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand O, Ketcbam,
of Northport, N. Y., are visiting the
latter's parents. Mr, and Mrs. John
.I. Higgins, of Burrltt avenue.
Miss Gertrude Natteft‘trd, of Wilton
avenue, Norwaik, left town this morn-
ing for Brooklyn. where she will
spend a few days with friends.
Mrs. Robert G. Hanford will enter—
tain the Monday Afternoon Whlst
Club at her home in Morgan avenue,
Norw’allt, Monday, February 24th.
-—llmbrsllas and Mourning Bands.
O'Brien.
Dexter Hoyt, the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, of Westport
avenue, who has been ill at. his home
for several days, is Improved today,
A large number of young people of
Norwalk went to Bridgeport fast even-
Ing, and attended a surprise party on
Miss Bertha Shleb. of Helen street.
ward, of No. till West street, left last
evening on a brief. trip to Niagara
Falls, and expect to return Monday.
Chief John Milne of the tire depart-
ment of Norwalk,'who-has been in
Boston on business for about a week.
returned to town yesterday afternoon.
—Sboulder Steak. 10c 1b.; lean Pot"
Roast, 10c. Hayes' Mkt.
Miss Adelaide Lawrence, of 'thc
'l'rlstram & liyatt store, left today for
Albany, New Yorkwwhera alto vsill its
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
"Ill“. . , g ".V'Ldi‘t' . ’i’J‘ir ILIWV'”.
h Mr. and Mrs. John if. new h
av ,boontlpan ng severe
rel v is fill. have vbd; If.
their, a in II street and, a
doc L
lac oapcrthanwicbthorahodr
some»
tactile dra'am tahsa the form of
raising the tracks from South Norwalb
m “in“! Milk above grade
and the electrification of the entire
line, with shuttle trains at Intervals.
its a silly damn, may. and Is bet-
ter than the hard
times and tan m
poadaat'df
. l I
.l. ”aakfla“.htw .
:flll‘wlfilwoal all! ‘1
ball t Staples lldwc. Co. Norwalk:
ll! unwounwmt ”arth-
thcr you purchase one place of furniture or slough to furnish the
housctbe savisgot from to tow per-mt. is certain
Thmarealawoithchal‘gaila‘roumm "
O17“ O21.“ l'lIll
31.00 Dining Table
11.60 S120. lull Back.
us showtime or ssw SPRING nrrsriss or. on. aim
was. stoplight”. asthma, It‘uob asp hasrzatss ass rigs
Latins» m vows.
New styles in dainty Necbwcar are here in abundance for you to choose
Bows of ribbon, satin, siilt, lace. mallne, embroidery. striped lawn, etc. .,
.............. .. 25cm
oldered lbs and 25%
a big assortment, at.
Striped blunders
White launderet
'tl iiith'iiit'bin
Collars, plain and embroidered linen.
‘ large Lace Bows and Fine Quality Jabots at . . .
. Washable Ascota, White Hematltchod lawn Ties,
,l'otIr-in'Handa, at '
The‘bcst variety of Neck Rucbings in the Twin Cities ‘
N E. RYAN O' CO»
loom uoswaut.
sill: who... and.” ..
25c tacit
.coavnvvrnncocvr-I'I'yn
Surprising coffee satisfaction at The
80 WAOHINOTON OTIIET: . '
An Investment That _ til
Pttflidl
It has come to a time when we must
' make room for our Spring
can purchase NOW u Suit or Overcoat at
a saving of from 35 to $12.
Men’sfland Tailored Suits and Wet-
coats that were $25, are now $14.50.
and you -
Boys’ Overcoats at Half Price.
We will be open all day Saturdainashington's Birth-
day) and will offer extra bargains in ill Wants.
Willis H. Selleck
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwallt.
PHONE. 171'.
street, has purchased a house and lot‘.
of Mrs. E. A. Woodward, adjoining her
MERRILLBUSI E38 COLLEGE
' ‘ and Prepare to moist the Maria for
WNW
OWlCEASSlSTANTS.
Fine Edit pmcnt, Excellent facilities for obtaining a
THOROUGH BUSINES EDUCATION.
sour» uoawsut. srmroso. , ,
Mrs. Jessie h Ferris and son. Ed- ‘ one of the most successful it
O. B Jackso
SBNTINEI.
"W m w
minimums ruivssa
The bill of the Kennedy Players, at
Hart's Theatre, laatpight, was, lilti-
napp’odlalichorb, anditwsawoll
stag-II and praaallstl Wt.“
'°"‘ °‘ "" it“. “a .i‘iaw't
com y was a y up c
{humans all their productions.A
0 amino WW I
good. and Walter Reed, third. bacon-
wasl limited to local talent only.
find it was almost entirely free from
the guylng. cat calls, etc, that usually
attend an amateur rformance. This
afternoon the Prl e of NWSDW
Row, la the hill, and tonightm
Moonshine"
MUSIC HALL.
' The general nine of the patrons
of Music "all 1 Is week Is that the
vaudeville hill Is one of the best that
has appeared here. The last chance,
to see this big bill will be at the
lines this aftermath, and this even
ag. On Saturday, March” I, the man-
agement oi the hall is going to give
a proud baby show. Mothers can leave
their babies names at the box office
or send them in by mail. The seating
capacity will be limited on that or:
oasiou Friday, night, February.”
there will he an oyster opening con:
lost.
BASKETBALL.
A large holiday crowd will doubt-
less dock to the Armory tonight to
no the bilddletown, the state chant-
plons, play Team 1". The locals are
going strong now and are out to win.
in the first game I)! the evening the
blontauka meet the Sonatas. a fast
set of youngsters from the City League
In llridgeport. For the game on lion-
day night P will play.the Sinmfords,
a team the publiowhas not see- here
for two manure—Indeed the present
Stamford bunch la a new not of play-
ers who have shown a faster game
, than any team that town has had.
’I'iutl’t‘lllll. quintet can play the game
to its limit In apparent by the two
defeats they ma administered to the
llanbnrys on the tutors 0" 00!"
this winter. Past seasons lid"? “l'
wa It found the Amory packed on the
(tension of a Stamford-P contest, For
the visitors always bring» up a crowd
of routers, and this game rivals the re-
cent lhnhurysit' contest for the Inter»....__.._.
oat armtsed. Some splendid sport is
on tap for tho fans tonight and Mon-
day. Monday evening's preliminary
will furnish considerable excitement
for the West I'Inds'xare coming down
to try out the Montauba In another one
of those hot games which has always
resulted when these teams play. The
Armory crowds take more stock in a
West End-Montault some than any oth-
er preliminary. After the antes there
will be dancing from to o'clock iIIl
midnight.
ISLE OF SPICE.
Absolutely novel is what is claimed
’ for the construction of that delightful
gioomdlspclllng musical extravaganza.
Isle of Spice, which comes to Hoyt's
Thanh-w on Thursday. March 12. The
(Insoluble numbers are marvels of
stage management and the realms of
modern stage invention have been
unlocked to their uttermost ends to
properly mount the producelon. The
man is a production of dusting
splendor and artistic stage pictures
' and dances. A feature of the pre-
sentation Is the work of the twelve
little girls of the "broiler” type who
are much In evidence during the on-
tlre performance. Their work ta par«
ticularly coaaploaou in "uncle Sam's
Mines." "The Goo Goo Man.” "The
Broom-tick Winches." and “Peggy
Brady." Charles A. Pusey with his
grotesque Incite-tip. all deep bass
voice, plays the role of "King liom
popbo" and sings the famous hit,’ The
. Goo Goo Man. " Others In the cast 'are
Marie LaDue. Prank Woods, Jack has
lie. [noise Gould. Belle Tufts,liort
Wainwright, Bonnie Woods, Louis
Comatoclt. Minerva Chombsier, l". K.
Armstrong, Lulu Mchmber, Maude
Yale Alma lialler, Vivian inhg'ton
and a host of other well— -ltnown artists,
—_l-
STRONGHEART
The engagement of Ed r Seiwyn,
who comes io'lloyta Tantra next
Monday evening la already creating
interest among all classes of playgo
era. for the reputation of the star has
long since pruedod hint and “Strong—
heart " In which Mr. 89an will play
the college bred Indian. has ed
the past decade. Will (3.1)»
its author and even thou
lot time other notable ill
art of play-writing
would have . ~
"Stroasltcart."althougba "Vitus such
admirable opportunitiesor Mg.
mid-la no more! mm o y.
. sad-Lu hauls» has mt renown
star with, Jo com 1! that includes
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rybialnhali Pan]
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SPECIALS
I a ll Irma
mutt-morn”
Iy read about them, they may bg just what you're Icoltlsp for.
‘ Boys' and Misscs' Fleece Lined Shirts, Drawers and Pants at . 2b,
Emulate. eutectic,
Shoots. Etc.
«Winn-I . ".
Wall Papers
Your Will“
'i'iIat pleased you ever since we put
them on. Anymore rooms to ho pg
bored?
Crockery. Glassware. Bonscfarniah-
Ing Goods.
Japanese China In Cups, Saucers.
Plates. etc.
Palaters' Supplies.
Good ready nixed Paint, 81.15 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
lilo.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
' W
—Wc glvc'tlp S. d. H. Brass Trad
In. Stamps. Ask for them.—
L ll. DECKER.
81 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. ' Mill Nemlk.
An Oak Sideboard
for $10.75. '
Another of our GBNUISE BAIb '
GAINS. What kind of a Sideboard
have yon‘heen able to find for ”0.15? .
i am sure you will be surprised if you
will take the time to look at the
Board l have just put on the door for
$10.75. i will gu'drttntee It as good as
a great many that sire now selling for
bib and up You are not obliged to
Flake my word though, inst, come In
and let us show you. This Sideboard
his finished In golden call. has hovel
plats mirrow 12:20: willt' a large cap
board, one large drawer and twd small
dra'wbr‘s. You'd better loot this up‘.
F. A. usual
'laoosty“trawler.i
m in "ii: ”3%sz
\tdthaiull molt-nag,”
moaning. Limiy son‘s II usual _
little. Used as on use It W
new In pol-scans a my saving slanlncaacc that Will pay you “I ‘
Women's vlieavy Fleece Lined Vest and Pants. reduced to
Women's Best Quality Fleece lined Vests and Pants, “Berkshire liliiafl
now only
lion's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers. shirts single or double hrcaatr .
Gaga!I’lfllflvlqlllwill)IOwClllll...’ll'.'l.1ll1aw'l'.IQU'I'ICIOIUfl
Big Bargains in Women's Black Sateen Petticoats, at 90c and Si
Bargains In Remnants and Odds and Ends leftover from the Big Sale.
83-85 WaShingtoaSt. South Norwglh
at all. on their household
pidtia' but! other varsoaal
thtJemoval, on their own nib
without 136W"
Bargaun In
Gas or Electric 7,
Stand lumps
Give Us a Chance
To Estimate on '
Piping Your ‘
at,
it.
cALIIMD 3“ 0'-
Haviland mug. w M 8",
Ollice open until ‘3' " .»
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