\ ,The board of relief was ht session yesterday afternoon at thatown court. dolsburu a: Lender expect to oa- filth; th9lr new store in about a Week or tfin days. by l’I‘ ' i i ‘ Miss Katherine Grogau of aleurook «A complete assortment of Curtain i the at N slit: in Bots and Stripes. Bot-bus in 1:0“ “1:26, of M1" Louise 9"” or in and colored designs. i E. K. BANKS MAHAGKIMO Horst. stock. scum NORWALK. = Theprst‘praotloe same of the High School'teaohers' basketball game was played in the Tom: Assembly Hall, yesterday nttsruoou. . , , - . 5...... The lumber from the inside of the store formerly occupied by H. t'llen- denlngé (lofts being rsinoved by whoever will take It. Professor Arthur B.- Russeli. of Princeton. New Jersey. has been’vlsit lug his parents. Captain and Mrs.“ James 1.. Russell, of West avenue. =2 : Ivcuiuo song‘s“. TELEPHONE 02-2-44.va Depot-trout 02-3—- alum ornament 44-2- ranch Otflc‘o. Norwaik I90 waditor’s Residence Vac—City Editor's Residence -Don't.forget. to some to the Golan- iul Supper and Entertainment. at the So. Nor. Baptist Church. Tuesday. Feb. 22. from 6 to 8 p. m. Chauncorfilatt is ill with rheuma- tlsm. A break in the amenities in Water street was discovered yesterday and the Connecticut Company has a force of men digging to locate the leak. m I The Odd Fellows“ Veteran Associa. tion of Connecticut, will how: its an- uuai sessions in New Haven toduv,‘ ' meeting at noon in Odd Foliows' bull. Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Bush. of Straw- berry Hlll, are visiting in Mount Ver- non. " Harold Van Llew. of New York, has been visiting Anson Keeler, of Nor. walk. Vincenzo Cinque, the Railroad ave—I uuc fruitercr. has taken a lease of the former restaurant building at the cor- ner of Railroad avenue and Clay ' street. Thomas A. Shelley, of Shelley & ‘iloward is suffering from an attack of grip. Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. 0. O. R, will have its weekly meeting tomorrow ev- oiling. Washington Como. No. if. Order of the Sons of America. is plan- ning to have a social session this evening in honor of Wasiilutgon‘s Birthday. : The South Norwniit Quurtctto Club will hold its weekly rehearsal tomor- row night. Mi‘. and Mrs. R J_ Ryan, 0! Newark" Jack Connolly, of tilt} iiOliiOll Hl’l‘llid. New Jersey, have been visiting friends in South Norwaik. his home in ‘Norwnlk. The two were friends and classmates in tho Stalli- ford High school and were renewing old times. i O A meeting of Catholic iluion Coutr oil, Knights of Columbus, will be held this evening. The fourth sitting in the games of cards with the Ancient Order of lilberni‘ans will be held at llibornlnn Hall, on Thursday evening. Mrs. Sidney Guthrie is suffering from a severe attack of tonsiiitis at her home in Silvermine. ~ _-..«..M Thomas S. Murray, of Harriet street, has resumed his duties as mail carrier in the Norwalk postoffice. Ali'rcd Grindrod, who is employed in Mcigs' department store to Bridge- port, was a visitor in town Sunday. Miss Helen and Louise Plunltott, of River street, have been entertaining Miss Minnie Mayette, of Stamford. The members of the Anti-Tubercu- liosls Whist Club, who have hold their meetings in the parlors of Old Well ning to tender an evening of pinocbch , sud whist to the members and lutly A meeting of the Hospital Thimble nit-nus of the “rent”! on rrluuy.‘ Club will be held with Mrs. lastorIMm-oh [1. Hyatt. of 12 Arch street, this uftcr- ........._....__.. I noon. Lawron Hunford, of Seattle. Wash- ington, has resumed his studies of Him ' vnrd College, Cambridge. Mussucbu-I soils, after a visit with Robert Ti'iii" trum. of East Wall street. Mr. 'l‘ris- Mrs. Frederick}. Bryant, who sua- iuiucd a had full recently, is recover- ing nicely at her home in West Main street. tram, who has'been home for some time, will resume his studies at Wis- Mra. James Fall. of Stamford. ViS-lcnusln University next Week. lied her mother in llroud River Sun-I "m,“ I day, and also called on a number of! Rev. Frank D. ’l‘orroy, the pastor of her friends in town. Itbe Norwallt Methodist Epistopni """"‘ ' 'Church, has been extruded a ununi ll 1 MI“ Anna Ray has n proud to h” Imous idvitation by the official board home in Albany, New York, after .to return here for another year. it is visit with her sister, Mrs. John llroug- I hoped the conference in April will W , , vet i'. hum of 7 (‘enter a m iappoiut Mr. Terrcy, as his work bore ,iias boourery satisfactory. I Ophir Chapter, No. 52, Ordor of the Eastern Star, will hold a regular meet lug tomorrow evening in Musoulc: A number 0‘ Norwulk "mm” “1“ Hall South Main street ,go to Bridgeport next Saturday, Sun _ day and Monday, to uttond the sus- (‘lmrlou J. “I“. who 1,, u“. mpmwm 'siouu of the New England t‘umpuiun. I roprosoilinllt‘c of tho liigolow Varnish ”WNW” Missionary M""““‘*"“‘ A Company. bus‘born visitimz at, his for “l“"lm‘i “'i“ i)“ ““l‘l‘t‘li l“ ”‘0 “0“" mvr home in The No‘rwulhs. Strnthold, Saturday at Mill p. m. A number of prominent illit‘lliif‘i‘li will in- hcard ut the meetings. Luster Warren, spout Sunday with his mother in New York city. .loo llunter name back with him. after spending a few days in Ncwburg, N. Y.- i'. C. lounebury Help». New flint; laud Order of Protection. will in. itiute several candidates at tho moot- lug tonight. The uffuir will be on the patriotic order in dream of Washing- ton‘s Birthday. and there will be an apron and necktie sociable followius the business morning. llofresbumntii will be served. and a good time on. ioyed. . Old Well Hook and Ladder (tour puny is making elaborati- art-ungo- month for the reception and uuppor to be given the members of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company. of ideal Mien Currie Smith. of Norwalk. is the guest of friends in Holyoke. Muss- achuaetts. Miss Smith is president of the filpworth Magus, of tho Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church. M the Norwelit Club another name in the billiard tournament was played Saturday afternoon between tloold Hoyt, ruled «dunno li‘runit Van liurou. ruled so. Mr. ”iloyt won by, tho score of (it) it) 69.g W Moulded Woodtul Guitars two sites. , Joseph iiitlitor, a former Norwalii Nul'Wiiiit. in payment of tho out Weird. “blooms“ Asphalt Fuhi‘lo llooiitis. ”mm”! “’6 "mm“ “W- ill'ciiti iriosrsph oiierliior. in strain a recent «forum in tho millionth touruu- "mm”- "M" “Elihu“! “6 MIMI” i’omn spent in town. having returned from a trip up tin1 lludsou River. its will shortly no book to italoigh. North Carolina. ,‘ most. The affair will be bold til the ' 'i Old Well truck houuo tomorrow uiulit. and following a session at card» and other pastimes, u palatable banquet will be served. browns. reds, tuna and other desh'able mixtures. needs a new covering and you are bulletins and thluhiiis of expense and that you cannot afford it to us and see it We cannot at it up at a. less expense than you anticipate. we are offering during you to take advantaggpf this sale. I on paid ll, K. Mitchell it short visit at *W-mm-mw liooit and Ladder Company, are pinu' “ Window (lines of every description, Sash Weights and Com. iliiiu ‘ it uh huh initiation $1. 00 Brussels for 75¢ a Yard We have about one doses planet all different patterns typo in greeul. have. a door that is year Just bring the dimensions of that room 750 Ingrains for 50% a Yard ~ We have a few rolls of All Wool Ingralns, formerly 760 pt!“ yard which this February solo at 500 per yard. It will pay A. J ., Colhns Co. Funeral Directors and Embaimers. 12- 18 North Main Street. ,._ Merrill Business College Young Men to Learn Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewritiag. Many Positions Arc Open. Few Young Men to Fill Them. ‘ Port Chester. Stamford South Norwalk Optician .m.........i Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free 58 WALL smear. PHONE 43's. nonwntx. 9A TIMELY TIP Buy your Washington's Birthday Shoes from us. There's an advantage. We sell more and show more footwear than any other shop in the city... We sell more because we show more. We show more becausewe sell more. Don’t pass us by. We have time for you-all you want when you want it. FLYNN & RYAN 90 Washington Street South Norwslk Veilings Come and see the beauty of our New Vciiingsaand you will consider yourself well repaid. One of Fash— ion' 3 emphatic edicts for Spring is the "Mystery" Veil- ing. The patterns are so radically different from the well~known sorts. that they attract unlimited atten- tion. and are the object of unstintcd praise. ' Prices, 50c to $1.00 yd The showing of veiliugs was never more extensive or exclusive than it is thin year. N. E. Ryan Co. 86 Washington Street South Norwalk The Hatch 8t Bailey Go .007” NOIW ALK. CONN. MILL ‘I'IL. Mel. YARD TIL.“ Lumber and MiilWork for Everything from a Piggery ton Palace. . SPECIALTIES One, two and thrhcpiy 'f‘sr lisp-r. diatom Paper .. s.m. AaL‘M» Give its Rigid inspection South Norwalk. Colin. 0. B. Jackson , The Plume committee areas Wlil consider Facts About Second-class ‘ y» i CHICAGO. F‘éh. air-Tile from Washington that the postnofflcfll cmmuittees of the house and _ senate will not be precipitated in any decision regarding the proposed advance of second-class postal rates as an exiled department ari- conflrmed by received by George ll. Currier in rest Mr. (hu-risr that the figures concern- 'ing the first, third and fourth class mulls ri'onted by periodical advertis- ing would have weight with the. com- mittee. ‘ it will be remembered that Mr. 0‘ rltr said in his statement: “Investiga- . tlou will prove my assertion that monthly publications which according to recent figures comprise most of the amend-class lnuii. were etiiil’f‘ly elimi- nated, the deficit in the post-office do pnrtmout would ho three or four times what it is today." The statement then urauod that udvrwtisruwnts in monthly publications railed forth cir- ing date as well as uiullubio tilt‘l'dlaib disc. Referring to u canvass ho had mode of advertisers in one issue of the Woman's World, by which he so- curcd ufiiduvits showing the amount of postage created Mr. Currier declared: “Fifty per cent, of the advertisers not) worth of first. third and fourth crises postage was (‘l‘t'fllCti wtibin all days. The second-class postage on the Womnifi World was approximate- ly “.090. hill the business it drew within 30 days was ten times that amount." For nearly it'll days the mimuittoe has been waiting for Postmaster Gen oral lilo-brook to send to flip t‘npltol his reply to charges of lnmrrortuoss in his figures on somnitlcluss mail loss. made by members of the Nation Ill l‘erlodlcili l’ublishcrs‘ Association at the beginning of the hearings grunt ml nu flit: subject. It is (‘l‘l‘illili that no (it'iillilt‘ action will be taken clilun in the way of increasing uulguzim postugu- or of rv-t-lnssii‘irnlitm until at it. Mr, lliltlimrh bus unnlhvr charm to ill' ht'lil'il. "We do not export to do anything wry soon.” said L‘lmiriuuu Woks of the ilillit'il‘ votumitiw in Washington. "We are xnifix to take our limo and think it all over. Also we urr- upon to suggestions, and will gladly uni routs any that are given us." mlt‘uruu-rs, mechanics. railroudrrs. luborcrn rcly on Dr. Thomas' Electrir Oil. Takes the sting out of rule. harm. or bruises at once. l’uiu cannot stay where it is used. END OF MUTINY CASE. h‘lSlilililS lSllANll, N. Y., hub. The culmination of the alleged mutiny of Jan. i camo‘ today with the dis- charge from custody of Sergeant Hart and the imposition of sentence on Her grunt Foley ut the 13m Company, ll. ti. (‘ount Artillery. 'l‘hu sergeants Wort‘ urrouird as riligit‘udvi's of tho uinwuu-ut unuiuet iiit‘ blur, which um- ordvrvd on New Year‘s day. ilurt was .uruutitcd by tho coorhmurtinl and has been restored to duty. Foley was fined tin and rrduccd to tho ranks. The riiurgd on uhlch Fliil")\\\‘8ti mu vii-ted was that of speaking tliuro upootfuily of n uuporior during the in realisation by Colonel Wood. inspor tor-potlorni. .—~. :w-nwm AOMNIT TARGET PRACTICE. VALLEJO, C.lu ii‘rb. illuw'l‘lio rbief ougluovriuu oiliour of the cruiiior Maryland has till-u a protest with the 21» ohm; » Mailings . i i reports ,, I. font to end the deficit in the liost~oiflce , letters ‘ ponso to figures he submitted to prove ' that the deficit would be tripled .Oi‘ ‘ quadrupled were periodicals elimiunt~ ;.’ ad from socoud-ciassanil. ‘ Nearly every member of the house: and senate committees has advised ciliar mutter, catalogues and ndveriis~ uludo affidavits showing that owr Sill; ‘ who such BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER A POUND 83c to Shop at“ All Wool Sweaters for Wed— 31.39 wuss. 99c , Ludios'. Tailored Walnut, 4 styles, for Wednesday... . .99c Silo Corsets, 39c All the new styles for Wed- nesday .................. 39c 50c Damask. 39c yd. Our regular Ellie Damask \V’I-‘dimsdey ..... 89c yard 10c Towels. 7c Turkish Towels for Wednes- tiny ...................... 3.70 ,AFew Very Speptal Induceuieuis for Yo , his S ' 32 Ladies’ Sweaters, $1249 ' T 200 destiny ............. . '.' .‘1u49 Ellie Wednesday ' ' ' '3I/2c y.” o ' . . i 5.. Heatherbloom‘ Skirts. 10¢ Muslin. 6 l-Zc yd. . $1.49 ' 1 yard wide, refgulurly‘ lilo ‘ Just for Wednesday ...... $1.49“ yurd. \stinoaiiuqu/zo YIN ‘ tore Wednesday a bc' Toweiing. 3 l-2c yd. yards of 'l‘oweling on.” ‘ 69c Skists. 57c 81x90 Sheets for Wednesday .57: 200 yds. Spool Cotton. 10 Spool On sale Wednesday....1c spool 25c Poplins. 19c yd.- Ali the new spring shades. 19c ya -v12c Pillow Cases, 90 45x36 Muslin Cases on sale _ 92 Washington Street Visit the Bargain Basement: MINTZ’S 5°“'i;ii’i.""“j “The House of Activity and Progress Wednesday ............ .' -. .96 Only One Grade Sold-THE BEST The Great A81 124 WASHINGTON 8 TEL. N0. 909. P Ted Company r.. sourH NORWALK. , FREE ocuvanv. . w .. um...» ..... iiiitiiiiiiiliiil iii Sliiilii Iii Elliiiiiii Has Ragsd intermittently for 4 Days and Loss Will Be Heavy LONDON. l-‘cb. 21.—-—Bclutotl rKlluu-u. of tho storm uhlch spent itself during ilu night aftei Wiring raged littor- initteutly for four days show damage in many parts of the United Kingddfil amounting to Alionunudu of pounds. in many places tools were torn from houses, hundreds of trees blown down and (plum-nub and luluphullc iiucs laid but. in runny districts it‘lt’ill‘ilpll myr- that was urouily «ioluyod today, Adv \ u us from tho liuy of liiuruy indicate illi‘i uuoliu'r cyoiouo is upprouchilm from across the Atlantic. ‘i‘lu- hourlrsi duluano was done in North Wales. whore farm and tl-ivurnph iiuou suffered severely. Sow-rut boutmou have been drowned at various ports. The French blirlt MRI‘N'ilM tlucbut, from Nagasaki, Jup- uu. with exhibits for the Anglo-Japan- out» Exposition here. and which went unmmd uoar Mnrgutr, Friday, “a breaking up. Her crow was saved by tho lifebouiu after a hard fight. Tilt‘ loss of tho liitau ship 1“. B. Clamps off i‘ Navy llopmment against sondius that ship to son fol target practice. ii iii uiiuilne‘to that made by tlu engineer of the Weill Virginia in re [turd to that Wheel, declaring that liifi' would be endangered by taking tho ships to lies with their uinrbhu 1:1 in its present condition. These pro turns. it is gold. have been favorably mourned by the commanding authors or the two. cruisers and by tho cums mandarin-chief of, the fleet and for- warded to Washington. I Waiter Torrey Aiheu who is a stu» dent at Mount Hermon College. in Massachusetts, has been visiting at nun-nu- Siattery‘s barber shop is cloud. The exact reason is not known. but it Mount ilolyoke College, in Massachu- is understood that the shop has been setta. has been visiting relatives and ‘ left by will to the late Mr. Siattery'l triendsin The Norwallul. daughter. All she can not very well , Iconduat the shop and as her brother Charles Veriiu who is now a travel does not seem willing to conduct it big salesman is spending a few days tor her, the shop remain: closed With his parents Mr and Mn: bouisi “the New Haven papers report the Vel‘illl. or tilimcrest fouls Vrl‘llu. J?" it young dsunhtar of President Hallie}, Who it ‘“initiated in the ofilce of the of Yale, has the tourist fever and his Old Dominion Steamship (initiator. in house has both discarded. it it view New Yorit. has been a guest ht his ion dill. our all u w. to me that the nor borne. . cuss is slight. 4. - a» s enumerate. To also?» Tltldilhim GOMPANY 9‘07, Ills subunits Dutliflio ITIIKI. 81‘ more ll‘eb aimAu opinion or and you will no It is impossible to distinguish it flours new carriage. flat is the kind hf repair work we do but us have at local an opportunity to the United States court of Appeals. show you what we can do. We my written by Judge from: McPhenmu save yonwgney, “ our prices and handed down today. holds that a “in W" telegraph deciduous not responsible Luther M Wi'igl'lt for thodsilvm of ”mmflfliflt’ll m interfered with on the wire white the Iron any tell bliu astri o scorn nonmut. noun. ‘ ” “i " i‘ The lippouiu tout-t wvvrsou ihr hurl} glush in the lower court in a cum: in which 6 hi. ivy, of list spy-lune, Arlu. lull ”verdict or third against tilt; Western baton tatcuruph Gummy iiuuworly has been reported earlier. Tho Wilson liner Galileo was blown Iflm’tiiillii in the l-iumbcr during tho night *l‘iuta were attempting to re "out her today A isrito steamer was been off the ilurwiuhshire roast lust *uisht. helpless through disabled out rhiuury, and drifting toward May is loud. . larvornl distinct uuriltuuaiw shocks «steaming two minutes were felt at Structure this morning. uni—nu... .m... ”.me ' flUKI OP TALLVRAND DIAD. ,Prinso do tau-o. Anus Gould's Hus- band. wee-eds to Tum. buildings i itiiRiii iiiiitii Piiiiilii Mill Major Andrew 1. Hard First Brought Seed Oysters to Clinton l tiiZ\l‘(i.\' Pt'ii ’l.~Mthn Andrew i. fluid of this it: up died in Mucous. V Saturday night. where he was “Willi, with his daughter. Mrs. Arthur W.: Chum-o. It was Major llurd. who AM brought seed oysters by the thorium“ of bushels to Clinton. and planted tlu ill in tho hulbor. starting the ilid'ill's‘ it) which has long been an active 13" i‘lll fully forty might years ‘ iiltlti “fill in tho miller bailiff? db d at tho our of uiuoty‘four,‘t our main wridmu of the town. |,wuib iu- loaruod cabinet malt 45% u Marco and utiorwnrdlw iii-orslu to work at his trade. , rd about rtuliildt-robly and so. , In oyutor culture was begun it! in Virginia. tale returned its engaged in Kt‘ilt‘l'lli merchaud than in the oyster trade. to liiilli lu- uoi in the lugiskthfli the Morgan school was (led out Major umu wuu issue out four trustees, and he remains ‘ until flint. dialer llunl its) descendant of the oulonili . William Li'rit‘. of Guiii‘urd.‘ father. i.t‘t‘it' linrd. would tho murmur. On his Mother" was dvnrcudod from John Aim For n period of foot y iiill‘ti conducted tho Bucou‘flf all known hotel in those it had worried it daughter of Mrs. liiird died in i'iO'i. Trill tors survive Mrs. tlfiitfl‘ed Mich ii. liurd. of this limit liutd had been in solid but it‘ll on the loo two that“!!! The funeral will occur it. rants. Feb. unusual-tel Wlilbun mower Button do. ’i‘sllcyrund- i’srl guru. fourth Butte ot *l‘elieyraad and father of some do (little man tied the Countess do liens. for meriy Alma (lucid. «lieu toner. ‘I'hr duke was born in this city March ill. tints. i may tidbit. Fob». 'tb tile «lililo'htfinllil. i’rturodh ua— Cooper on the Nail Yd: mi alibiw’tili to the titles or halite do change was doll. with l talisman lulu Horton in hectic. and liven:- up to the m mes ‘ mm Wm. at limitation " Lutlrippe pains thIt tire system. mrippug mail and suits. are no « do?“ Honey and 'i’ltr. tiv cute and curtain bridge l'hdl‘milcy ~ METAL ”MARK?!”
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