OTHER LOCAL NEWS OBN PAGE, B
Reordan & Lyons. the 1111.111 street
gfofielrymen. lost a valuable horse last
a g t
Rev. Garrett Haulenbeck. of Orchard
street Norwalk, went to New York
city this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Black. of Wash-
ington street are recovering from so—
1'c1'e attacked! grip.
E. ii. Wadhauis left for Washington
yesterday. where he will engage in the
window lettering business.
We".
~—Fresh~eg‘gs. 2401102. F. D. L.& 00.
Judge Henry W. Gregory. William
Dar-bee and Senator John'H. Ferris.
went to llartford, this morning.
The Rev.,E. Matthews. senior curate
of St. James’s Church, 'New York will
preach at the Berkeley street chapel
tonight - ,!
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Thursday venlng at 8 oclock the
Rev; 01111 80111111 D.;.D rector of St
Peter’s Church. New 10111. will preach
in Grace Church . .
John Casbow. driver for the Adams
Express Company; cut his hand pain-
fully yesterday. while handling on old
fashioned trunk »
Robert Anderson was arrested for
drunkenness and breach of peace last
night. His case was postponed until
Saturday morning.
Those who have horses should feed
them oats. which are free from dirt.
Read what Manuel T. Hatch has to say
today in another column concerning
this matter. '
The Arion Singing Seclety held a
1egulnr meeting in'1Arion hull .lnsi
night. but outside of the regulai rou-
tine buslnsss. nothing of importance
was tiansacted
J. A. Hlslop & Company has an in-
teresting ad., especially for the ladies
in today’ 11 issue. It will pay anyone to
call at 114 Washington stroeti and look
over the stock
The Lenten season is full upon us
and you should read what the New
York Grocery Company has to say to-
day in another column relative to spec-
ials for the Lenten season.
John Borst. day baggagcmaster at
the west-bound station. and William
N. Allen. night baggugcmaster at the
cast-bound station, took the railroad
examination. in Bridgeport. today.
The Howland Dry Goods Company
today has'somstibng to say about mus-
lin underwear land corsets Their spec-
ialty on the latter is the dollar corset.
Just read their ad. in today's issue.
Monday evening the members of
Douglas‘ll‘owlcr Post. (l. A. .i‘t., will
hold a. smoker: Monday evening. April
8, the annual grand celebration of the
surrender of Lee at Appomattox Court
House will be hold.
——The Easter term of Brown’s Col-
lege will open the first of April. Spec-
ial rates for the balance of the term.
The l). M. Read-Company has a littlc
chat today concerning soft, clinging
fabrics. They have an elegant line on
display. They call a ecial attention tr
the ”Snowflake" cot on comforts and
the Onyx black lace llsle.
Charles 8. Greenwood. secretary to
Congressman E. J. Hill. returned this
morning from Washington. D. C..
whore he has been since last December
Mr. Greenwood will again take up his
residence in South Norwulk until the
next session of Congress convenes.
lverybody likes good butter. They
are willing to pay a couple of cents
extra on a pound it they they can get it
to suit their taste. if you are inter-
ested in comotlhng that will Just suit
you. read the ad. of .nurles 10.8w:
incur. leading grocer. 31 Washingtoif
strrrt. today.‘
“ll“‘llllllllll
3 MAiN STREET. NORWALK. .
“WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
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You will had complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both 1 our stores. with room or
pbcially tied up for that purpose
spectacle. 111111 11111111111111» 11111111 by the
float; iniprovsd methods and cellular
‘ [w Century Club will mi...
tit Mr. and Mrs. Edward 011
Spring street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Coleman.
.. l1 street. went to New York thin, .
for a couple of days’ visit.
Mary Loalse Comatock. wile of
/ es Comstcck died at her home
in Westport avenue. yesterdaymoro
Mrs C. A. Franks. Mrs. S. B. Wilson
pd Mrs. Mueller. spent yesterday with
Mrs Franke's daughter. Mina Herbert ‘
0. Benedict. of Westport. 1
Mr. and Mrs. S. C Barnes. of Iowa.
are the guests of friends in Fairlield
avenue. They will remain a couple of
weeks before returning home.
. derB our own supervision.
I When yonsec yourself in 11
suit that ills your body.
mind and pocketbook you‘ll
be glad you came in.
B assortment is not as good as
l» . , * 111 the 11111111111111: oi the sell- .
‘son. but we can iii you and 1'
at greatly reduced prices.
Only two prices on our on .
tire stock,
$11.39 and $11.49
' 0111' B
11.
1
$139.
Atthls time of the, year
" it is our custom to clean up
our 'brokcn lots. and. the
only way to do it isito re-
duce the price.
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A12 and $13.50 Black Ker.
Buy and Oxford Frieze Coats.
$8.79
‘ Our annual Trousers Sale.
$1.911. $2.911
~Frosh eggs. 2icdoz. F. D. i...& Co.
The South Norwalk oiiice of the
Norwalk Hour has been changed from
15 North Main street to Jacob M. Lay‘
ton’s office. in Railroad avenue. '
.1:
A line pair of opera glasses were
rained off in Henry Frosb’s barber
shop. in North Main street, this morn-
ing. The winner 'was Otto Lindstrom.
C0mst00k BrOS.
NORlllLK
Clothiers and
Furnisheis.
SO. NORWALK.
' The polls will be open at the N01-
walk Club, Monday and the Monday
evening following, to allow members
to vote for a nominating committee.
At the regular meeting of Cocoa
Tribe. 1. 0. R. M. last night, three can~
dldotes were initiated into the mys.
terles of the order. A visitor from a
Tribe in Yonkers, N. Y., was present.
if you read the 11d. of Harry Good-
win, the tailor at 171 Washington
st1 out you will find that his mark down
sale of clothing continues for another
was
Some people, have the idea that thorn
is no difference in coal. Raymond
Brothers can tell you there is a vast
differencm Rand thler ad. in today’s
issue.
-Now.is the appointed time to have:
your lace curtains cleaned.~'l‘oquos's.
25 Main street. “
.‘—_—
The Lady Foresters, 0.01 it, will
hold their regular monthly biscuit,w
Thursday evening followed by a pm
out hunt foi the members and their
we'd like to _
Sell ,You Coal.
But selling you once is not the 1101111.
The coal--
itv 01 out coal shall be such 115.10 12111111,..yo111: ,
custom thereafter.
Our coal is reliable, and
every 1011 will give you lull value 111 warmth and
comfort—~and comfort means health. and health
happiness.
Try us tomorrow:
ior us.
We want our goods to talk
John H. Ferris,
I49 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
i1 lends . .
———.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence B Nowlund
attended the musical given by the
Severn trio in Mendelsohii Hall.
Brooklyn. yesterday. Among the are
lists was Miss Cari-1c Bridewell, who
is with Mme. Schnii'mnn-Heinclt.
A sailor from the United States ship
Constellation. was stopping people on
the street in South Norwalk. this
morning. anti asking them {01 money
He claimed that he went on 11 1111111
“teal" and is 110w “dead broke.’
The Pioneer liook and Ladder Com
pany held their regular monthly moot
ing last evening. There was a musi-
cal program by the Pioneer orchestra.
followed by refreshments. There
were guests present from out of town.
All report having a fine time.
The adjourned meeting of the Com-
mon Council in South Not-walk this
evening. promises to be interesting
A hearing on the layout of l‘alrficld
avenue is scheduled. it is said that
there are several who are opposed to
the layout. while others favor the
more.
-—-OLD WELL LAUNDRY.
Dining the auction at llomm Hoyt's
the Old Well Laundry will continue to
receive and deliver w01k at that place
as usual. after which W. A. 11111111. at
the some place. will be the sole agent
of South Norwalk.
James W. Gault. representing the
Sound and Coast Wrecking Company,
with offices in Bridgeport. was in
South Norwulk again this morning. try
ing to get some South Norwalk m1-n ,
interested in taking stock in the com
oany. Mr. (iault says that 1111 111 meet.
IN THE OLD ST BORE
The flflures for the new store have been delayed and we
surely cannotmo've until we receive them.
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Another Saturday
This gl’bes you a longer period of greatly reduced prices in
CLOTHING
present location.
Overcoat.
forMen.‘ Youth and Children.
The Sale Continues
One Week Longer
Everything to go at less than cost while we remain in the
Get one .’
I?! Washington Street. South Norwalk.
This sudden cold snap makes you want an
11‘ will surprise you the little amount
of money required to get a good one.
Harry Goodwin,theTailor
ing with unallnyed success, but will
not give the names of those who have
subsoilbcd. ~
RACE TRACK WAR.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 6-'1‘l1e
Chronicle says efforts to direct 11 s‘ettlc»
ment of the race track war between
the California and San Francisco Jock-
ey Clubs have lulled. Finding that
both the Tanforau 11.1111 lnglssldc W1.-
be open in competition with the lam-
eryville track. President Williams. 01
the California Club. it is said. oiiercu
Prince Ponlatowkl president of the
San Francisco 011111. $1.00 1100 ior 11111
internal in the two tracks on this side
of the bay. 'l‘hic odor was declined
The present war will be continued uu. .
til a definite understanding is reach
ed in 19311111 to 1111111111011 0111111111 in
future. ,
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MR8. PLANT'S SUIT.
No Matter What the Decision, the Case
Will be Taken to Supreme Court.
NEW YORK. March Mile trial cl
the suit brought by hire. Margaret
Plant. against her stepson. Morton F.
Plant. Lynda Harrison, 11.11. Erwin
and George ii. Tilley. the executors
and trustees of the will of her has
hand Henry Bradley Plant. the found
111’ 11111 rim :1 stem. which has cm
the silent on or Justice Levon
mutational! it. you no 111111111
u~bic with your em. if your slam;
the Somme curt. for over.
11.11.1111 1:11 «insomnia
1.
Good Clean Oats.
Why it is cheaper to buy good clean oats is
easily explained.
Our good clean oats are all oats. free from
the impurities found in most oats.’
Don’t pay far dirt, dual and foreign seals.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
1 11m noun-11111111111 fat as the nearest
letter- box or telephone.
Manuel 1'. Hatch
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pailng‘ln’n‘ (“Ollfm‘i‘lli‘t‘B‘ilt‘ilW'iiili‘i llli
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Had Gathered n LIMA"
Celebrate lthe Quantum-Four
Hundred Men imprisoned—-
Driven to 111111111. Square.
ST. PETERSBURG. Monday. March
Mods-y .was the fortieih anniversary
of the emancipation of the serfs. The
students had been planning for some
time 11'1"pr the day as n 1101111111. and
peihaps make some demonstration. but
no pu1ticula1' plans were made. At
noon. a thousand or fifteen hundred
men students and women students
gathered in and around the Kasnn
cathedral 0n the Nevsky prospect.
whore muss was being celebrated for
the repose of the soul of C or Alexan-
der ll.Ai'1e1 the mass its students
began singing and mounted police gath-
e1 ed 111 1110111 numbers The students
were surrounded and driven in a
crowd 1011 aids the city ball away and
also 011 the Nevsky Prospect. For no
spetiul reason the police began lieut-
ing the students and trampling them B
undm the feet of their horses. The
Nevsky Prospect was filled with spec-
tutors. 'l‘ he nooks and business houses
were nearly all closed. with shutters
fastened and doors latltcd The spot:-
tuto1s and the woman students scienm-
ed with horror. but the police kept up
their attack 011 the students until 10111
hundred of the latter were driven into
the court yard of the city hall. the oth~
ers escaping into the crowd. The en-
tl1'c city was horrified by the conduct
of the police. .
The pollcc were Warned beforehand.
111111 twcnly-fivo delegates from the var-
ious 1-11 Pctci'sburg higher educational
institutions wow nr1 astod Filduy night
1’01'm1'1'1111g to tonsitlcr student affairs.
it is not known wbctbci the {0111
hundred students tnptured by the [10-
1111? today will be impi isonoll 0r \vlicib-
or the 1111111o1itlcs will mcrwly take
their names.
ii is learned 111111 the arrest. of Prof.
l". N. Mclukod‘. the celebrated Russian
historian and 111111101, who was taken
into custody li‘obruui'y ii. for part' '
il‘
citizens and one hundred 11111] fifty stu-
dunis called to consider matters 1111111:
1111.: 10 student life. and to start a pail-
1io11 t0 the czar. The manuscript of
this million was. found in Proi‘ Moln-
boils house.
PI 01’ Mtlnkoff was dismissed several
years ago from Moscow University for
liberalism. He was afterwards profes-
sor of world's history at Sofia. Recent-
ly be returned to S1. Petersburg.
Sixty-0m new arrests were recently
mndc :11 Kiol’i’.
'l‘hc gm'urluncnt has wisely decided
11111 1111111111 1111111111 ,
1311111111111. 10' '-
have not waited in vain.
'ucwcst styles.
will buy any heavy weight SUIT
of tlic ‘Stcin- Bloch Make,” that
sacrifices.
11-1 Aliill
48 and 50 Wall Street.
CLOVER HILL BUTTER. it is a
bit strange that people consent
to pay 32 to 351', for print Hut-
tcr. when Clover Hill can be had
at. 21:11:.
No bcttor butter at any priceiu
the city.
OUR 22c BUTTER interests and
satisfies a good patronage.
NEW SYRUP.
NEW MAPLE SUGAR.
Try the “NEW WRlNKLE," :1 de—
licious confection. 18c lb.
10c can.
not to make :1 political affair 01' the at- _, .
10111111 made February 27. by Peter Kur-
povirll 11111111 the life oi the minister of
public instruction. llouollopoif. when
Kurpovlch shot the minister through
1111- neck while the latter was receiving
petitions 11111119. ministiy 01’ public 1117
structlh'h K1'-1rpmh 11. who “as fol-
11111'1y fl student at Dmpnt University
will be tried Mart 11 20 by a court. rep:
rcsrntini: all viewed}: of citizenship. The
lltllilli)‘ for his crime will not exceed
fifteen yours' imprisonment.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
_..—..——.
THE TEN-TON DOOR.
An Immense Audience at Hoyi's Thea:
11's, Last Night.
lloyl's ’l‘huati'c was packcil to the
doors. 1111.1 night. 1111.: drawing curd be
i111; 11111 "'l‘cnfl‘on 11001'." by the De
\londo lit-110110111: Company. This, we
think, is 1111' ilrst occasion in tho. his-
tory of roportoirc companies here
when 1111' second night's play drew an
'11111111'11121' boyond 1111) capacity of the
11011513...11nd shop's that Uhustcl' De
1’1111111' and his c0111pnny arc the grca.
ust theatrical favorites that have ever
visited this town. 'l‘lu- play was pro
2:1-11tcd with improved accessories ovcr
1111111 '1' seasons, 1111' scenic effects 111:1
1111.: of the fluent and 1110111 artistic chur-
111'11-1'. 'l‘h‘l' plny- bus bucn spoken 01
1111111111 by The Sontlncl. and nil 111111
we can add 11-: that it is 11 grcntcr ut-
tiuctlun than cvcr. Tonight the 11111 11
"Devil's Auction.‘ 11 strong and bless
1111', production in every particular. 10-
11101-1'01'1 night tlic play is entitled the
"(‘bi'luilan ol lluwlt‘s Roost." 'l‘lilr
pluy 111111 never bccn set-11 111 popular
11110113.. The advance 11an has own
1111: 11111111111 ever known for n [11111111111
prim- attraction. This production 111111
1-1111111-11 11 1110111. den! of tuik wlmrovcr
11 11111 111mm 11011.1
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CANADA' 8 “KlLTlES "
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Scottish Canadian 01-
aanlutioo.
"’l'livy'ro 11111'11 ln'uw. 111011!" is 1111- ex
prosslon one Ill'lll‘ii from 11 Scotcbluuu
wlwnovor 11111 41.1111 l’llKlilltilllfli‘H of To-
main are mentioned. Now that the
111111111111 hand 01 this roulmvul 1:4 1111111
11111 .1 tour of America under its unto
lt'uilor. .lolin Slaltci'. one hours more
1111111 over about its skillud intiarprcm
11011 01' Scottish music and its any
111111111 i'uidmantais. which attract an
thualusm and admiration .tvhr-ruvor
they appear. 'l‘liouaunus have greeted
thorn throughout the diet tour from
Rochester through to Kansas City and
return and now the larger cities in 1111
11111111 and South am naviuk on oppor
tunity of securing them. .
The Famous
“The 1111111111" 111 1111.- surname oi w
0111111111111 favorite regiment. its 1110111
dignified Ippelatloo of "411111 Highland
arc" being rarely used outside of of
nclol orders. etc. This 111 the but time
on record in which 1111 ex ndod tour 111
the United States has . 11 made by
a Canadian military organization in un-
iform and 11 glimpse of British red
in e is evidently given in the "by tho
ki 11 111 mission or the oihcurs. ”by
special authority of Her Majesty‘s
government" 111111 other expressions
one neon in all the press tolerances to
the tour. "owner. on the old canton
it'u'hu Campinas are condo
Morrow" 1111 wit the »
THE STUDENT,
THE BOOK-KEEPER,
TYPE-WRITIST, ’COPiST,
thO' the ewe cuiefuliy
1
Jam big ones
EYES. Scientific
what we guarantee.
5B8 Wall.St..
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'No SLATE.
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Telephone Cull 117-2.
Washington strcct
puny 11111 organization. as wall as the
(ammo. 111011 111' slxtccu to twenty
voices.
ii 111 understood that an effort is 11n-
liig mudu to induce Cameron Brown. of
llt'ilo'.21111~ Canada. the prcsldcnt to
have 11111 "Killian" appear in South
Norwulk on 'lhuradny. iith Inst. ‘1'. ll.
.l.i’uw11r. who personally acts 11s 111
motor 01 the tour. Was business man
1111111 oi 111111 (101111154 11 llrltliih Guards
hand during its We years in America.
W Power, business manager, was
in the 111 yesterday and premises, It
11 is. l 111 possible. to have this hand
uppbm‘ here
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MO CHANGE iN BANK.
NEW YORK. March Bhiltmeral
Thomas 1. James president of the
Lincoln National Blink this morning.
absolutely denied the truth or recent
reports and rumors to the client that
the presidency of the national bank
would soon 11111111 from his hands. lhlr
1111; «1111 or live months past we hove
boon annoyed ‘ oi '
llItbl'u Mid We
BWhai winter 1‘. earlier we is now having came
men who have waited until now for a new SiUIT OR
The opportunity is at hand. Most every kind of fa
11111111. Dollars
315.010
Such extraordinary Suit and Overcoat Values haven
Offered in the Twin Cities before, and we hope for the ,
our business that we will not be compelled to again malt
Underwear Bargain.
011 account of broken sizes 011 some kinds we hays 121s
clean out all of our DOLLAR UNDERWEAR at
480 per garment.
Willis H. S 131 '
CLOTHIER AND Fuswlsusu.
[I T THE MODEL GROCEB
or OVERCOAT, 1.11:1
we have been selling a
REFINE!) sham BEETS o
cellent quality. at 101B: l
The RALSTON FOODS.
HOMINY. FLOUR. PANq
FLOUR. BBEAKFAS 'B
here at rcgular..prlces .
Notice the NEW MATKERE
the front, white and fat, (
10¢ each: -
A little more CORNED BEEF]
While it lasts
Alive. awake. ready 11114 ll
LORENZO DIBBLE
or any one 11111. lug vlosc w01k 511011111
251111111 defects, if not corrcc.tcd grow
TAKE CARE OF IHE
examination
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, is
O. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
Norwalk.’Ct.
Roe Shad 10c. lb.‘ Mallets -. . . .
Whole Cod . . 6c. lb Pike .. . . . .
Steak Cod . 12c. Crabs . B .
Salmon . . _ 12%13. lb. L. I. Long Clams ..
Open Long Clams 30c. qt. Small White Fish .
Oysters 25c. qt. Eels . . . .
R. J. CUTBILL CO
111111111111 111'111111
111-11, moonlit
we' solicit your trade.
examined.
tree.
custonier.
Neil t to J. H. Ferrls‘l
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SANGER’S Appomwiil
Will be Selected in} Preside
lay 1°11 Anni-tau: Secretary.
Nlcw “YORK, March 6
special ‘Blli'om Washington 1 ,
prosldoiBit has selected W ll B
Hanson: oi Newfli’ork. for
occi'etniiy of war, in
0:01-11}? 1i).hh|i(;11k:‘oioh
w 111 s o 1
four y‘lhars Tlm'giinll‘lf
have yarns to the-7S
11110.net not the tidinliilli
111 much Will mly dis
Molkloiphn. feared that '
of his rcslgnatidn 111181111
prospects for can of the 7
Nuiu mks scholarships. It
that tho announcement
1111 116111911 on thin soon
now tli 0111111111 11911111111111
101111 11 t be in certain
the 1911 or short 111111111
Colonel Sooner?
tbs/raft:
Norwalk Chronicler