badge. 6% Elisabeth street.
A ' Through a iypographinal error the
advertisement .qt Hartford & Brooks 4
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,thc churches for the Master pm
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Mltdlioarhnls are heid'g ohhddctsd in '
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delusion assortment stimulants
Winn: Dots fill Stripes. florists in
an and coin designs. _, ‘ .
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TILIPHQMI
Juan-Incas Donal-intuit
Norwalk
My dime-lacuna
Butler Lodge. l. 0 0. l"..
tomorrow night.
M183 .liilsle Studios.
street has been quite ill.
of Orchard,
Fresh eggs are being sold today as
low as 38 and 40 cents a dozen.
ww‘
C. Buck Dullois. of South Norwalil.
has had his automobile. overhauled.
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Tomorrow you can get a 31. 39 waist.
for We at C. .l. Mill-in & Cos. See
adv
m.—
A meeting rot .Court' Frances, Order ‘
of the Golden Sceptre,‘wnl be held to. ~
mormw night.
The monthlyllllslness meeting of
the Hat Makero' Society will be held
tomorrow night.
William Beers, steward on the tilly
at Columbus, has been visiting friends
in South Norwallt.
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”Don‘ t simply buy a bag of Feedm
huy good Feed. Manuel Toro Hatch.
William Drlsooll. of 'l‘orrington, has ,
been visiting Mathis home in Straw-I
berry Hill avenue.
Edward O‘Brien, of Nyack. New
York, has been visiting at his home
in Elizabeth street.
The South Norwalk Methodist Ep
worth League will hold Allis monthly
meeting'mhiorrd‘wliedonlnu
. Engineer William H. Masher, of the
Smith ‘Norwammmmm, is ill
at his home in Perry avenue.
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Garden seeds are now being display
ed In grocery and various other stores
about. tho é‘lt‘y. (afipri‘n' is coming.
ff
Lady J'ennlngs Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will have its semi-monthly
session tomorrownight, in Red Men's
Hall.
Miss BessieF Corbett, cashier oi
the South Norwsit store of Rogers it
Stevens, is enjoying a week's vaca-
tion.
Oil} Well Lodge, No. l6ll, F. and A.
M.. will hold a’ third l-omntunimtlon
this averting in gilfasonlc Hall, South
Main street.v
Miss Mary‘K‘e rm Westport, was
uncle to attend to her duties in Nor»
walk last week, owing to the Illness
of her umber _ ,. i;
Mrs Hiram l). Perry. of i0 High
land avenue, Dunhury is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. .lohu
amount, south Morwnlh.
South Norwallt Conclave. llnprovod
will hold its-
Ordor nihilism): ,
serial-annual ‘ 4 tomorrow even.
ing in Mystic Chain llall.
Leslie ll. Fang and family moved
yesterday from Swim: it Gut-bottle
block to Harrow. Mother‘s apartment
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The neighborhood meeting sof tit .
Slouch Nonwsllt Baptist. Chill‘,(‘.h to
night, will be at. the home at William
ii. Gainer, his. 3 hsyvlew drenne.
Miss Mabel throp. of Grassy
Plain street; fist el. was the guest
over [handily it tho Misses lil‘dlth and
Anna Bee, at their homo in East New .
walk.
”a“
Miss Gertrude Miller. a
nitrite, 1mm Shranton, PM
Miss Faye Bartain, lot 27 Quintasd
avenue. Miss M~iller and Miss Bari I
lain we're tzlassinitt'ns. .
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read “We are now agents for the Pack-
CONNIE
tonsilliis.
to be improving.
will meet .
‘ Norwalk store of Rogers & Stevens,
_ tion has been extended to St. Johns
Lodge. No ii F‘ and A. M. for tomnr .
r’ow evening. ‘l'ranaportaticn will be ‘
furnished to all members and will
leave the Masonic Temple at 7:15 p.
m.sbarp. ..“ ‘
um. .
is visiting! c ’
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if you want any. upholstor‘lng done
or immune repaired read ll'. A. Mil.-
chsll' s adv.
Rev. Charlies H Parkhurlt will give
Muhammad
“lilo! 0
darts Ndlnonds, the popular clerk of
Rogers d; Stevens Norwallt store. is
ill at his home in Eliot Norwallt ‘wll‘h
evening.- All members are urged to
be present. .
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quite ill for several days at horlhome
in Hillside place. but is now believed .
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Miss Blossom Smith is in the South
substituting during the absence of
their bookkeeper. , a
_ There is to be a drill in the armory
tonight of the Sixth Company ii is
likely that the drill will be followed
by a husinotls meletlng. '
A regular monthly meeting of the
city council will be held next Monday
evening from present indications, con-'
siderable business of importance will
come up at that time.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles. Nor-
.waik Aerie, No. 588 will meet tomor
row evening in Bad Men’s hall, 34
iWuli street. The degree will be work» '
find on several candidates.
, «dimmer Bread at Nelson lloyi's.
{Order taken titers.
. The annual meeting of the Norwalkl
Country Club Company will be held
thios evening at the club. Officers
will be elected, reports received and
iother business transacted. }
it, 0. Gregory. “prosecutor, won at
trespass case in Dorian yesterday for
this client. Abel Dance, before Justice
William ll. Willmott. it. was the case
of Abel Dance vs. Peter Guide.
The Ladies‘ Aid: Society of the First
M 1!}. Church wilii meet to saw in the
A business meeting will also be held.
Mrs. R M Ilotttoa will be hostess.
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. J Smith. of Cannon street has
.purchased an autnvpoblle from Roy.
nolds' garage in estport. it is a
Mitchell roadster of last year a. make.
At present Mr. .Bmith is learning the
Zari of running hlsifitpchlne.
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At the regular meeting of Concord
Division, Sons 0‘ Temperance, last
night. arrangements were made for
celebrating the sixty-sixth anniversary
on Monday evening. March 1. Every
member is expected to be pro-oat.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Lewis are visit
‘is connected with the traveling force
of the. Bigelow Varnish Gorttpany. of
Newark. and has a territory through
the Central West.
Au invitation’irom Harmony Lodge.
No. 67. New Canaan, to participate in
their twelfth hundredtth communion
aid My: Nurwaik 5'
, v'I'he monthly; business. meeting of ,
the Nutmeg Club will be held this
church parlors, tomorrow afternoon. '
Zing relatives in this city. Mr. Lewis ,
m am about one dozen pistes all
bunwns; reds. tails shimmer desirahieamtximwl
noun- a new covering and you are bulletin! Mill .*
tbswou cannot attend it this vominat bra the almost illlll 0' all“ room l‘
to us and see if we cannot it; it up at a loss xpalillci shop you anticipate.
in; ,_ 75c ‘. ”
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Web veil
we are 0
gringo
raids Director's slid“ Embslmm.
' «12- 18 North Main Skeet.
Mrs. Lydia MuPinlthatn has been ‘
Merrill Business College
Young Men to Learn liocltkooplng, W
Marty #Mtlc’m Arc “Open. My was. Molt til hill them.
Port Chester
i, and null? ”gt exams
' is of All W at ingrh‘lna' formerly flic per yard. which
during this Folliuary sale at has psnoyard.
you to take sdvsntagd‘. of this sale. .
Co
mu Norwdik. Coda.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
II WALL ITREIT.
pass; a.
NORWALK.
Laces and Embrordenes
Just at this moment. when all the spring and summer dresses are be-
ill planned.
what could he, more attractive to hundreds of women than our
new stock of dainty laces and embroiderlu.
The demand for lanes will be
enormous the coming season, and now is the time to make your purchases.
You ll have good t‘lll“ to be enthusiastic over the many new effects and
the extraordinary values.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
IOU'Tl-l NONWALK
08 WASHINGTON OTRIET
The Hatch & Bade yCo
IOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
MILL TIL. “-3.
"i: vam“
Lumber and Mill Work loriiycrythin'g
. from a Piggery' to a Palace
‘ “Lincoln"
warranted.
lit-d.“ fl‘bltl flrin is not agent for the
l'aolnlrd, but ‘0qu one which they rant .
m
Mrs a J. Ontbill and Miss ultra
Grow will start on a southern trip in-
marrow. There destination will he
Hoilevlliephutr they will stop at Inuit-i
Ionvlllo, ratchntcadtsnd. several other
points of interim.
about the Fit and Style of your Footwear and want it
too. you should cattle in and see us
We hare a line of $2.50 AND ”on LADlII' man that till all
, Jill! above reuulmmenta.
FLYNN & RYAN
90 Washington Street
SPECIALTIES
.Wlndow Glass of every description.
Bash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
Asphalt Fabric
Ono. two and amply for Paper.
Blatcn' Pap-r.
itibcathing and Ballast-r Paper
‘llair instilling and Dunning” Papal-a
Give It a Rigid
Inspection
and you will and it is impossible to
distinguish it from a new carriage.
That la the kind of repair work we do.
Let us have at least an opportunity to
show you what we can do. We ms)
nu,- you some money, as our price!
are very roman his
Luther M. Wright
in
0001'" NORWALK. CONN.
To Your Decided Advantage
g when the Water Pipes hose, the
Closet gets out of repair. the Gas
Pipes leak, or your Stove breaks
down. to ’phonc
tummy"
comfortable.
',,
it will pay when 49“th
[sort near New York city.
tut-er of ass mecalbh. avenue.
sloped last month
with A. taut-loo cuss. it chandour. has
himself listened to the call of the
wedding belln,‘ and. was quietly mar-
riod last wank to ill! young, house
.kaepsr, Miss Elisabeth G. Manna).
‘ Tithe marriage was performed at
South Norwailr Conn. on Feb.18. by
the Rev. Charles 8 Madarlnnd, but
didaot become known here until
yesterday.
' The wealthy cigar man and his so
' tractivc young bride are new spending
their lhoneymoou'at a fashionable ro-I
Iccm Wall Kept.
(Phat the marriage was kept very
squint was ,aacertalnod yesterday. when
John Allen of the firm of Allen I: Fish‘
'0: stated that he had not heard of
p the, weddingfroar his partner.
Mr. Fisher‘s daughter. Mrs. Contl.
also stated that. site was unaware of
more his bride.
At the home of the Fishers on Com
tnonwoalth avenue it was stated bl’
the. maid that Mr. and Mrs. Fisher
were stopping at a place near New
York and would not return for another
. week.
The first announcement of the mar—
riage appeared in a New York tobacco
trade journal yesterday. which simply
said that Mr. Fisher was married to
Miss Ranney of South Norwalk.
The hride‘is reported to he an at‘
tractive young woman about 28 years
of ago. Mr. Fisher is about 50 years
old. His iirst wife died several years
ago. '
Daughter's Elopcmcnt.
Before the slopement of Blanche
Gertrude Fisher, the 22-year~old‘
daughter of the manufacturer, on Jan.
t7h. with the chauffeur of Attorney
Godfrey Morse, she acted as tho
housekeeper for her father.
it is reported that. it was since she.
loft home. that Miss Ranney entered
the household of Mr. Fisher to take
her place in supervising affairs. That
her aptitude tor the position was
quickly recognised by Mr. Fisher, now
seems to be apparent.
Nothing could be learned yesterday
about the new Mrs. Fisher among
friends of the family. for she was un«
known to them.
A long distanclll telephone conversa-
tion was held with the registrar of
marriages at south Nowalk, last night.
He remembered issuing a licensee a
week ago last Friday to the pair, and
remarked that the young lady was
very pretty. He did not believe she
lived in South Norwalk.
May Mechelle Daughter.
it is said that since the romantic
marriage of hlsdaughter to the chill-
faur. which took place at Nashua, N
ll., on Jan. 7th. after they had failed
to he married at Povldence, Mr. Fish-
or has not. rmouollod them.
he sailed from New York for Cuba
on a business trip. from which he has
but very recently returned. Before
sailing he remarked that his daulhter
had reached the age of discretion and
there would be no reconciliation.
Whether his own romance will now
be the means of uniting him with
his daughter again, ill awaited with
inn-rest by Bat-it Bay society.
llllillll "Willi.
MUSIC HALL
Persons who lonrnoyed to Music Hall
last night did not regret it after they
saw what the management hu’d‘bilhld
in the greatest school llld act in van.
dovlllo. The management made no
mistake in nnmunolng it in that way.
A large detonation of thcdtrical agents
and managers from New York city
were on hand to witness the first per
romance. and the general verdict. was
spelled in one word. which road “alto
coastal." livery paired abllllid bring
the uhildren in one this mhool list. it
Is a regular little-musical comedy. full
of on”. dance and funny muddy. and
tilt teacher halter hands full ovary
minute thus-are all on the stage. Paul
‘ _ sauna-n has a unions not at well as a
N .Iythcwmrmvsry
. ‘ We. the clam. will? WM
"dilemmas“ alum wags.
doom unfit; "and did wary gull in
the spiritual line when it! hatched.
Mr said Mrs. Mark Monroe have».
I!" m Th0 some is Mid
Walden! and the one will“
who will bear «imam. sad it that!
be predicted right here that it won't
Ittl long before the will be one of the
:h “Wilson in the vaudeville world.
_ ti gave irritation: of Audi
the fact that her father was married,
again. and statedthat she did not?
> know the voting woman who had be
The day following their elopmsnt. i
Mi
. liticlll loam of m
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”We“ mp Mi
‘ 2 75 extra line. silll‘ finished. Madras Tailored illsliilit‘ lli.3‘.
value. Cl .39; Wednesdsy. ‘ ~~
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34 to 42: rigour ‘
it.
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The Great A&P Tea Couipany
180 WAIHINGTON 8T» COUTH NORWALK. . .,
TEL. NO. sos. Fan chivalry.
1?le}!lFl‘SSTsfu'lféi‘lll‘tE‘fid Eddie Loom
out which Were gems. James MW“
and his partner Eva are about ”.leth
or colored maple as have ever Jason
hero. His ragtime playing an the
piano brought forth rounds of applause.
They are sure enough the great.“ in
bestowed upon them as the people who
mdae Darktown famous. Eddie Koran.
llli' minatral, is there both ways in the
dancing lino and he has a very funny
line of talk that he delivered in his
own peculiar mannér. The motion Dic-
tum are excellent and with a bill like
bits, which will be the talk of the
town, all can see rind follow the crowds
that go to Music Mail this week.
GREAT SHOW A'i‘ HOYT'E.
The Cross Stock Company offere’d
last evening the funniest of fares com-
edies, “A namely Mate ',“;‘t‘o a fair
sized audience. despite the stormy
weather and that the show was a de
cided hit was evident by the com-
pleats. "llest ever seen here this sea-
son." "When are you going to play
another farce comedy." and “i never
laughed so much in my life before.“
And woll they may laugh. for the alt-
uailous are decidedly funny and com~
plicatod. The story is that of a young
luau who slopes with a woman who
is old enough to he his mother and this
same young man's father slopes with
the daughter of the woman his son
has run away with, so you can well
imagine the mlxnp both the father and
son and the mother and daughter, all
trying to keep the must to them-
solv‘ Miss White. Miss Walker, Mr.
' ill and Mr Sutherland all of them the
runaways. were exceptionally good in
their characters as was also Miss
Stella May. who, as the landlady who
laid a mania for charging up every-
thing as extra. ’l‘onight being
ladlos' souvenir night. a large
indications a sell-out is in evidence
find It would be well for all who have
souls ordered by'tclnphone to call for
them as early as possible. "A Run.
away Match" will be presented again
on Wednesday, matinee and night and
on Thursday the Cross Stock Company
will bid goodbye to The Norwalltl.
offering as their farewell attraction
the sweetest of all western stories. "A
(towlmv'u Girl."
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MAN WITHOUT MONIY CANNOT
GIT AN OFFICE.
fillies Judson. of Bridgeport. who
has lawn motioned as a candidate for
tile gubernatorial nomination. you»
day morning stated that (Insult .i.
latte was undoubtedly leading the
race in “fluid county for tho nomi-
nation. learning the rumors of his
own Wolf. 1724314003. slid to I.
New Haven Register reporter vector-
day:
"i am not a candidate for tho nomi-
uatloa‘fcr governor. and have never
been. in the first place on account at
the has pool the politicians of this
state i could not got till noun-tho.
and ln.tlla mound place. i could but an
ford it on account at the mossy atom
dud placed upon the nomination in
Idounectlnut. The tall: or the tubers»
wrist place Mind uttered to any man.
who want bean in oils; '- . mull:
of it is only atom. “ " ma
militant wants: is «W, a a
swim is silent the “
tldnbftlthethui'or not i «animal
the flqllllllltllfll if it was MN . ,
“l ballots that Mr. Lana will resolve
ii“ NEW 0‘ iii.
their line and rightfully own the title ~
house is looked for and from present -
Sold—«THE BEST
l. l. Hill MSW
Nliltlacl Officers Shepard and
Slant of Conductors and Train-
man Did flat habits to New
Haven My '
NEW HAVEN. March 1.—-L. E.
Shepard lad o: n. Sines, national cili-
cers of the Enter or mum Couduc
tor. and the Brotherhood of Railway
Tralnmen, respectively. did not return
to New Haven yesterday to resumc
negotiations with Goll'erai imam
'Higgins of the New mm m rela-
tlve to the demands gleaming: "
(reuse in wages, as was 9 '"
When called up on the thinning
this afternoon. Jeremiah Waits mom» ,1:
her of the executive committee, Intel!
that he did not know when the contor-
ences would be resumed; that‘hc did
not know when Messrs. sinus “and
Shepard would return to this city,
and that no delinltc date had been set
for another session with General Mln- ,
agar Higgins. '
Just what significance is studied . « i
to the fact that the national onsets ' V
of the tralnmcn and conductora‘did
not come. back to New Haven today in
a matter of conjecture it may m f”.
that they are to wait until the m
has prepared a counter-proposition in
their demands. or it may mean tut _ 9
they hsvr- been turned down down by
Manager Higgins and will Iona
need to take a ballot as to whctli
not a strike is desired by the men on
President Mellan's road.
Nahum . 1,1.
-m—m. mam...—
HARRY TARLOV BURPIiufi.
An enjoyable evening was amt
the home of Harry Tariov. in
avenue last Friday Merlin: M «
Tarlov was! surprised‘ by a “th "
his jolly friends. The first ‘
lilo. evening began with the aid
the songs "mm On Her Fill”
"Sadie animals." by Miss An
nolly. while Miss Bessie Ab ‘t ,
sided at the piano. The law;
the evening was lndtllgsd
genres and dancing.
prevent Were: Mines ‘
Farlaud. Annie Connolly,
ham!) Esther frat-ion 'rss
Bertha Recliner Phillips
Epstein, ileulo Tartar G
Eddie Ootlilob. ,
sis “Marshal“ 001“!th
lov. Guam 'ljiridv. Arthur "'
Masters Harry lav,
llama. Mo (10th
bonnie Kulsr, Hairy“
fission and others. sum; ,7
Id and the goats returned ‘
late hour. 7
{mailman}
ammo ,7 “ii
‘llalltowscn. city. L. it.
was ,0' rLt “3
domain. and ,.
nut-d. a. filthy, tildw trim or?
rill. ncatua. 3‘. ;
autumn. flown
dolphin: D. i. AM.
it Mandolins”
‘Jolm a. sons ’3.
Li"; Illicit. New 4
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