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trying (El-demon, son or Mr. ahd Mrs.
Fred ii. Coleman, 0! High street, is
quite ill.
S. L. Benedict advisoa you not to
buy a motor car until you have looked
the Henry “40"vover.‘ it is a big. pow.
erful and honestly built our guaranteed
for six' months by themnnutaciurer
and dealer- Seeadv.
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The condition of Miss Carrie Adams,
at Stamford. who drank carbolic acid
by mistake last Saturday evening. was
reported this morning to be much im-
proved and hopes are held out by Dr.
Schavoir, the attending physician. for
her speedy recovery.
Tuesday of next week has been set
for a hearing before the committee
on cities and boroughs oi‘ the bill for a
uniform charter for cities. which is W‘hist Club will he held on Friday at-
belng pushed by Senator Peck, of Dan- ternooll of this week at 3 o'clock. with
bury. This bill embodies the commis- ' Mrs. William a. Clark. or at. almwood
avenue.
also form of government.
Samuel Archibald Artella, bettsrl
kown as Sunny Arteila. was laid up
with a severe cold yesterday. His
business affairs were attended to by
John Rendoi Hayes. Sunny conducts
a pool parlor in ‘Wood street and is
quite well known‘in baseball fandom.’
South Not-walk Socialistic Local will
have its regular meeting tomorrow
night at 8 o‘clock, at the Life Savers‘ .
Room, in Lauder'sinloclt. South Main
street. Fifteen new members are ex.
pected to join which Will maize the
number the membership toil iortydiye.
Furs at central A. Dickernuln a Y
Son‘s. See adv.
Past, Sachem iJulius A. Hairball, or i
Uncas Tribe. South. Norwalk, was a
prominent guest at inc annual ban~
, chem’o Association
ot.Wowompon 'ljr be. improved Order
quilted Men, last night. lie responded '
a
lathe toast. “How to Make (loot! With
the Ladies". l
. The members oi“ Star of Columbia
Circle will lltlltl their regular meeting.
February 16 at 8 p. m.. in Mystic (‘iuliil
Hull. They will also have a coil well
social and refreshments. Members
will kindly furnish refreshments.
Friends are invited. There will also
be Nll- clll. . ..
Queen Victoria Assembly. No. i. will
hold a regular meeting this event
in Mystic Chain ball. A sociable an
dance will .toliow. which is given in
con auction with Palestine Castle.
h meeting will be called to order at
o’clock sharp. All members at Naomi
degree please be prompt.
Rev. Charles S.‘Msrtsrland is at
liartrord, today, representing the State
Conference of congregational Church-
es'at‘tbe Judiciary Committee hearint
.on the Employers‘ Liability Bill lti
attending a committee with at t e
catch" of Attorney General ohn H.
Light. of which he is the chairman.
Special values in shirt waists at. J.
l. Malletie's. 8,99 tidy.
A very plenum; entertainment is
promised thiLQVenIh: by Lady Jen-
hing?1 l‘pdxs. Shepheril‘iadotiiothlohant.
n t or are. is. a . en‘I. .! -.
WashinotoaJ root. An microfilm!
and beautiful program of historical
tableaux has been arranged. The at.
fair will be in the nature or a box so-
cial. . .
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A large attendance is desired at. the
mention of the Norwuiit chapter.
Thursday stternoon at ii o'clock. at
Mrs. E. E. (lorhsm's. blast avenue.
Delegates and alternates will be elect-
od than to represent. the Chapter at
gin 061!“an , in April.”
av. Mr. at will 3 vs a M“! on An
Unknown Hare _ oi the Revolution.
Milo Mary slaoCaiialand will sins.
twiceso The board meeting will he held
at S: ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
Wait Eli’hilihinha weiiaknown Nos"
fiam-yowIatt‘thgnJézd guufilmha’ng
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on a: W " All. oon'at‘m
it? d to“; “it" I "in
Withwlmntmmr bout «
ill... on.
m
at Mintz's.
lines. enjoyed a day's vacation yester-
‘ Gait .
is enjoying a day's vacation from his
duties.
I spent the day yesterday in New York
city on business.
Miss Rose Nattetord. have returned
from a short visit in New. York city.
is very ill at her home and friends are
considerably worried over her condi«
tion.
blaclt and white or all white he quit!-
convincingly smart tor a young girl‘s
separate coat for spring?
.Olive. of 126m street. have returned
from Brill sport. where they have been
visiting ‘ rs. Finoh’s sister.
it you are troubled'wlth them it will
be to your advantage to consult. 'l‘ham~
er, the Stamford Optician. See adv.
street. is sir
accident of a week ilKO.
friends wish her a speedy recovery.
itecth don‘t think they cannot be saved.
l Arthur Undeburg. 100.
cm 1
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Read the specials for Thursday only
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D. Iiurt Wicks, oi‘ the local trolley
Thomas Chill“, 0: the local trolleys.
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Herman F‘riinkfoit, of Camp street.
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Mrs. ll. '1‘. Natléiard and daughter.
Our Annual F éhllidry
Furniture Sale ‘
offers values greater than ever before. The mightiest efiort ever
made to gainyour patronage. We must make room for the large
quantities of Spring stock we have been buying. and conse-
quently we will sacrifice prices in order to move stock. and we
take pleasure in presenting herewith for your kind considera-
tion. one of our many bargains: ‘
:27.oo KITCHEN CABINETS. . ..
. 25.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. .
. £31.50
ma kw
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lilii illiliililiif . ,
Pilliili iii liliiil’liii
Committee to investigate Trusts
Designed to Raise Price of
”coal, ice and Necessities
i‘lAll'i‘li‘OllD. Fob. lfi.~—0n moiionol’
Senator Archibald McNeil. Jim. 0!
Bridgeport. the resolution to appoint a
committee to investigate trusts and
"colon." designed to tilt and raise the
. £9.50
$22.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. . . . . . . $17.50
$15.00 KITCHEN CABINETS. . . . .312.”
These goods fire in every some of the word bargains.
lz-ts mom Mam srassr
or.
he A. .l. COLLINS &
CREW?
Mrs. William Payne. of River street,
wouldn't One of the jsuaty coats or
Mrs. Finch and daughters Luella and
0. B. Jacksbn
. tieian
Everytm" ., ago theoptiealllm‘é
5'. mill. staun-
soawsut.
PHON‘ 4'8.
Eye headaches are unnecessary an
Miss lshbella Madden. of 10 Union
it; recovering from her
Her many
The regular meeting oi the Hospital
The South Norwailt Fire Police's
committee for the annual ball. to he
held Friday evening. held a meeting.
last evening, and completed the dual
Erés Examln ed“ Free
MERRILL GRADUATES
U .
This Week.
Get in lane for a
Good Paying Position
wSouth Norwalk
Stamford
Port Chester
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prices of ice. cool and other necesslv
ties at life. was taken from the table
, in the Senate yesterday and unani-
mously passed.
The resolution comes from Judge ml-
morc 8. Banks, of h‘airhsld, leader or
the-House, and was passed in the
House last week. At the same time it
was considered in the Senate and laid
upon the table.
Yesterday Senator McNeil called
it from the tabld and moved for its
bosom. He said:
"in all Iprobability Mr. Banks be-
lieves ihstthero is a possibility that
some communities are hollering trout
exorbitant prices in coal and ice and
other necessities of tits. ‘ .
“To my personal knowledge. so far
all Bridgeport is concerned the price
otcoal is (air. reasonable and instill-
able by conditions. Bridgeport re-
ceives coal at a price that is proba-
bly the lowest in the state. and tar
lower than any other city at an equal
distance from the coal-producing cen-
ters. .
“However. the other localities may
be adhering from prices that. are too
high in this and other commodities,
so i favor the passage of J udze Bonito'
resolution."
lution was unanimously passed and
governor to become a law. i
The resolution calls for the creation
or a committee of one senator and
three representatives to be appointed
by the Shale and House presidents
respectively. The committee is em-
powered to investiuate the price of
too and coal and all other necessities.
Penalties hrs provided tor persons and
arrangements.
it you have decayed and discolored
Dr. .1. ii. Mallory invites you to call
and let himlooll them over. No charm!
for examination. See adv.
There will probably be two games
this evening in the pool tournament of
Putnam Hose Company. J. mulling-
ton. 50, is slated [to play L M. Wright,
100. and Fred '1‘. Coleman, 60 to play
A lam number ot Norwalk people
attended the dance in the National
Hall in Westport last evening
the auspices of the Pioneer Fire
puny of that. pint-o. All report no (it:
culieni tllllt‘. ' .
Writ-limo 'Ri'Tnllglvr Lillian. Son: of
Si. tiltlll’izlf. lililli iii: l'rnrlinl' till-cling
lulu owning and tin plwmusilémrr lor
ml-mllt-l‘slllil with“ l't‘i‘t l\| ll Tl‘t‘l‘t‘ “l“
pli'cllnts will his llllllilll‘il ui illt‘ hunt
regular illol‘llllg.
A Very pretty showing of good mull-
ity sheets. pillow cases. spreads and
ltennalssance lied sets are on display
in the east window at the N. E. Ryan
Co.‘s store. Scarcely necessary to .add
that the prices are moderate.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lil. iloyi. ot
Westport. avenue. left town yesterday
for New York city where they will
embark tor a sojourn in Florida for
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Phonograph‘is
and Room .
0N VERY “BY TEENS. WEEKLY- 03 '0.
F. E. LOCKWOODW‘ C0.
as. wall stun—tolls») Garage wax..- sled». Elfin-twain. coon.
'i'hr lllmlt'l'll pollutants l‘ur lllt' nid
[icing a nou-rouductor,
heat.
It ODCO.
Va
Bishopric Wail Board andggsllealhlng
lllld (tllPiillt i. .‘illpllrll dry; lumps dry all the time? in sheets ixi foot.
3.3 inch thick. iiislloprir \i'uil lloarli is,
it saves incl in winter and keep» out summer
. . Bishopric sheathing for stucco exteriolm.
place at lumber. is also a first-class sound dcaddner l‘ulller doors.
We carry a large stock of these materials and can hit your order
EdisoIl
Y PAYIENTS
corporations engaging in combinations
for the purpose of fixing the price on
any necessities.
WAS A UNiGUE CHARACTER.
Republican Postmator at Packer-
vlila Refund to Serve Under
Cleveland.
PACKERVlLl.h‘.. . Fob. 15.——~'l‘he
death of Charles Douglass Moore, at
the home of his daughter at Pawtuck-
st. it. 1.. last night. recalls an event
in blame. oi a soulswhat unique char;
-l
style intlr mill pinata-r. liciier
clollll. sanitary and odorless.
nailed to nodding in
“A ._ n
For sale by CHARLIO H. AIOFHORRLA.W ”on“. m
the remainder oi the winter. They
will take passage tor the sunny south
actor. Mr. Moore. who was a Repair!
ilcan in politics. was appointed post-E
master at this place under the Front-1'
dent Arthur administration. After the.
election of ilrover Cleveland as meat;
dent, Mr. Moore sought to relinquislll
his cities. but till' Democrats could not
llgror on it successor and finally he up-
poillicli u ilolllol'rut, rrsillellt at \\‘il-'
llilallllllii, as an assistant, and thou
himself rammed to ithode isia d. The
local Democrats wore strongly wound
to the assistant. lull tor ioul' years he!
held the cities, signing his hams as
"assistant to C. D. Moore. postmas.
tar.” who was not a resident or the
totals and who during the {our years
had nothing to do with the post odice.
Finally. an old soldier was appoint-
ed, who qualified in the place of Mr»
Moore. 1
Mr. Moore was a native of Elisabeth. ‘
N. 1.. where he was at one timeless-I
seated with the mechanical depart-
’ meat of the Central Railroad or New
Jersey. i
on the steamer “Apache” 0! the Clyde
line.
William H. Byihlton. the local
yachtslnan was a visitor at the club
house at the New Rochelle Yacht club .
Monday. when the flu shots were
holding open house and urine a clay
oiaeon shoot. Mr. Byiautonwu ic-
cordod a warm Welcome and a good
time. ,
Mrs. Bessie Lyon-Slices. wife at not»,
art Slices. of" filth. “street. South
Norwallti‘ausooaahlliy alignment an 6‘1). ‘
oration or t vests . a a l: we
on hospital to. w Haw-3., 'rllol di.
cations are that Mrs. Biloox will re-
oovor. althou h the donor is not yet
passed. ‘
aw.
* Dr. Gilbert M. Brunda a. of Norwalk.
I Lumber
f uddhrr-Ordinary and Extens-
._. logs“ to lo a. .
1., With w Gian ot‘every descrip-
ott'. .
“Shah, oi huanuCord. ~
Moulll‘zl codes Gutters, two
silos.
‘ “Lindol “ Allihllt Fabric Root-
. .. “in, ‘9‘ ’ ‘
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t l-.I ~ *
The Batch 8; Bailey Companyl
scum noawatamoml. ,, .
shod” Mlii..WgrltPlg;Evel-ythlng .
~ OPIOMLTIIS: .
One. two and tame-ply Tar Pa-
"I“.
statm’ Paper.
shonthina ”and Bulldou' Paper.
Hair insulator and matching
Papers.
Beaver Board. on calcium cub-I l
stitute tor lath and plaster.
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COSTUME FOLKMNG RENTAL.
a.“
The civic. Lupus to am an Entertain-
ment at Mrs. w. A. Curtis'.
The Woman's Civic toque oi' liter-
walll presents Madame Olga Bumort.
at New York. Thursday. February 2:.
at 3:80 p. at, in a most. ortalnal ens
tertainment called a “costume Falk-
Sonx Recital." Mrs. w. A. Curtib. is
West avenue. has hospitalbly opened
her house tor this concert and tea will
be served at «so. after the' recital
which will take an hour. Tickets-ma
seventy-live cents and may be obtained
at the library or from any member at
two‘civlo Lame.
M‘datoe Buntort‘a specialty is the
rendering at Typical Folk Songs or
various nations. She has‘a‘ repertory
has returned from a nu to his old
borne in Mount Kiaoo. when its ra-
porta that there was good sioiahiaa
last week. roster attornoon no
of songs in twenty diiterent‘dialocts.
Mrs. William B. Shelton. oi New York.
will accompanythe dinner. . '
Madame humor: appeared in Sep-
went. to Stamtord all! performed an
operation upon a horse for sports. The
smash was I s..- . .. g. .
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Palette
Triniiii
my a '
. . , nuts: still“
lumber for the Wolhati‘s‘Ciub at the
Shorchaven inn and met‘with such on‘
tbuaiaotlc appreciation that the Execu-
tive Board of the Civioloolilo deter»
mined at that time to “cure 'Ier-
little: it possible tor a.publio entertain-
men .
snarl slut
"whitebait” D. n. d). ‘Pmcridliun has
been recognised tor years” the one
remedy tor mumaylhot‘iaatl. and all
, other tot-ma or skin disease. it is new
‘ swarm ‘11"h0”’Wthlh
’ even those and by til beauty a
Width“ trait wintry a
ll 1 liquid toroioaaaingtho a it oi
‘ ‘zdkaléneé a bo‘ttl ft
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., rug ‘ Kiwi: tutu.
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Upon the taking or a vote, the reso- ’
now needs only the signature of the ‘NWW‘M"
a: of the New York Sun since 1892.
h and hi pith»
his that !‘
25o aoVs'uuosawcAa,19c-oln- hm 250 quality ‘lloylr '
usurp/lilo.
Ci! 6035878. SUM-This season's best models, on sale toiho 1'
59c. Wine ”.00.
We otter some vsfl’spdcial buying inducements,- tomorrow“ “tilt" til
filers. Those are but u few of the good bargains We” ulterior “this
or ow. ' W
soc downs. bdcvldusiin
marrow only, 290.
26a HOSE. its—fiend standard makes, first quality. On sale to
marrow only. lite pair.
$1.00 LEATHIB BAGS. “enticed heather lions, leather lined.
purse; regularly $1.00. On sale. 59c.
mastering“. do YD.-5iltl yards Apron (linxhhms. on sale temoi‘mfi'
.c yar . i’
also waters. ZGc—mWhite Lingerie Walstll, excellent values: all;
numbers. For tomorrow, 79c. ,
soc asL‘rs. loo—200 line Silk Elastic Baits, any sale {or Tint
reauiar 50c values. Tomorrow, the. ‘ ’
120,.YABNB. so 8KE|N~About sec
day, he sheln.
01.00 MANNiSH GLOVISJDé—Our remtlar £1.00 Manuilh om ‘ 3»
while this lot lasts. Tomorrow. title pair.
BLANKET sALE.
hilt: Crib Blankets ............. .. ............. .
590 Blankets ...................................... ..........
"-25 Blankets .............. , ....................... .........
".59 Blankets ........................................
32.00 Blankets .............................
33.25 Blankets . . . . . . ........ ' ............................ . I
SUITS AND DRESSE'So-We Will sell Thursday a number of Bill
at 34.08. Values to $15.00. ' “t
cheeses, «oppression worthto 86.50. For Thursday. sass
10c Hos: suepoarzns. 5.: Pap-Children's. Misses' and null
Hose Supporters; regularly lilo._l For Thursday. he pair.
19c BEAUTY plus, 9c~We will sell tomorrow 19c sets of Beauty at
each not put up in single boxe. Fair ursday, 9c box. i3
. .‘ " £1”':’9‘ tn»: 3‘,"in
Night (lowull, regular 50c values. '
skeins oi Yarn, on sale lor W
..t will»
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FRESH. new. snow SWl-lrrlt BED .arasao’é.
FRiNOED. sentence on PLAIN . Him
soon: on our costume, to m am no.
as: HERE a1- alel-rg PHICES. ' , . .
u: van was m'rslnlts'reo m HAND-foils .
SHEETS, HEMMED on acaaLoPco musty .
cases. nmmssauci use one on spasms. "
can: at AND LOOK THE LiNE oven. we as:
CONFIDENT or rHsfasautr~vou WILL sov.
The N. E. Ryan Co. :
Sll Washington Street
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' Warren- Detroi “ 1
‘ Tort)" ,,db:.‘-’$*l,50 i
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t: ‘ wow it. lair; i; ‘n
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To. price includes two emplete and dildos: stilt
don—Bosch High Tension ,agneto; electric moan; .
ators a battery; horn and complete tool eduipmont; ,
whee base: salts-inch tires on all four wheels; 1
W- its also»; ,, 42nd
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Lennon, Fob. lbw—Hoorytltichard-
Chamberlain. London correspond.
Nope Hon compaliy'
Alarm. in flatbed
A still alarm called tit; :
onto ohetnluitniolty -
‘ tiles-nuns“. at will“
to: Harbor arcade: « '
M! “Na Th. E, F,“
uleki that the
died today. . lie bid loud been ill with
heart trouble. Mr. Uhamboriain was
born in illinois'iin 1869.1“ married
allots L. plum in Boston in that
it: "A." , W11: faggot: gator, . v 1.
IO era-ms .0" 0. Ill Wt nacho w L- ..
dongs! Wit, f in ,nawurpai'wbrk ed y.fl.t;‘:iun‘.‘b
is that city and Needful! . its was
at one than manning, billion .0! the
new York Press and. subsequently oe-
ou'plsd a .pilniiar post oaths Boston
Joutaill. Rowan the author of new ‘ ' ' ad"
mi publications.
.AL'OUR :D‘AD
.oolihusl.
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