Lu
Weak—
mew shire}
11undsrte§ial§ilni home
iinrry‘ ‘Sii‘ont
in i
business. .
Samuel W. iioyt
out today combing
ova-uku-
A new telephone
stalled in the onion
walk. ' I k
Dr.‘jDiok's Medina
. approval every'whe
today's inane; .
. l,“ «1......
Miss inane Youn’
position in ' the . lnc‘u
llum‘id. Wilcox. .[
Condo, the new a
siliorodL to be the b
Wm
. Wt...“
Sh
WW... a...»
i liiuricn today on
his a‘ force oi nicn
North Main street.
booth has been in-
of. the Hotel Nor-
m
e is meeting with
its has acceptor] Lu
ivur polish, is con
ast‘on the market.
is. See the ad. in
once office of W ll- 1
n.
A are there who
)ili. if they had a
’ Bfidng 139.15. 3qu by .A. w. Aust
1
How many peopl
would cut your thr
. chance.
5‘! Wabbihgtoribtreet. ‘
, South Norwalk. 1 3
hmhm.
m’i‘beseiectmcn will pay town bills.
Saturday. 11 ‘ . . m
The number of not
are compelled to (1
work is growing llll
alour singers who
iii. art and go to
ger every year.
. No. 10 Franklin
co to her friends
L. ~Mrs. S. E. Beer
St; wishes to annou
and patrons that sh “is now the rep-
scntative in Norwni and South Nor»
walk of the well kno u “Todd Corset.”
These Corsets are in «into measure on.
Unread are fitted as carefully as a
:dress waist. ‘ ’
‘ Judge John H. his t loin Bridgeport»
today trying the cos of James Lynch
vs. Eugene Whitehou e, Rowayton par-
ties.
. ‘ _L. . L‘L.
L Mrs.LMichuel Kline, or plan Park.
is visiting in Philadelphia.
. ‘ "firm-4"”
Mrs. David-Gould, of Main street. is
the guest of friends. inLNew York. 1. .
1: W1 «1—» , r Administration has
just been grunt:
. Miss Nora Drlscoll is spending some ‘erlr oi the estate of C
time visiting friends inLBrldgeport and L'late of Wilton, in tl
other places. ‘ A: 1. 5 at Norwnlk.
ruricsLW. Knapp.
c Probate Court
Miss Sadie Campbell. of thcr'kinder- T Harry Corbin, employed as a much-
garten in thc‘l‘i‘ran‘kiin building; isill inlstlu Yonkers, died inthat place last;
at. her home in Westport. ' ,nlght of pneumonia. His body will bcL
. , 1 . m... s L i‘takento Dnnbury for burial Saturday.
Principal William (Li. Footel was out-1} Mr. Corbin us one
yesterday. for the first. time since his ; in the Nor-walk
recent. severe illness. ’He took it short
walk. .
u...
M
iron
‘mnny friends in tow: .
. ‘ IRELAND TOUR ABANDONED.
Chief of Police Bradley is confined to .1 .
his home Jn Franklinavenue. by a se- King Edward and Q
. yore mid. and Officer Vull‘ent. 0119 at will Remain ir
. _ t _.
the ”specials, is On duty. _1 . LONDQbi‘E‘ March 13
fnou’ncement yesterday
. imentofithe proposed
! , ,_ , 1 , 4* :w:rd :ndfiueeiii filer
U 1 . ck on is in 03.3w ere y to muster
segioifligigiegdggcesln West Everisponaibillty for an i perini boycott.
nue'. formerly occupied by D151" N. {is quite unprecedented in form. and
1 i’hi’i’iney “M w’iii'bractice here. Lycauses keen discussion. the general
.., y at... .1 . frigate ogiwhichtgs‘dislt‘i cttly aggriso‘ito
, g a. “:3, . eacono ‘ecaie,w.c sn-
.1 ‘thg‘heitmgflgé‘.ggéhll‘aetgdfilglis:rgtgfilog ;terpreteii’as displaying petty spite and
will be hesrd'ln‘itiie’L'robat’e' court Sac .spieen. 117m: “839“” n sought to he
. , . d before Jung‘siumy W Gregory .conveyed.b¢th by the innonncement it-
.‘i“ ay.» ._ _L. 1.. ' jself and the-commentloi’the minister»
' “" Lial organs‘that the deiision arrived at
Ewes direcuykiue to i he outburst of
Esome of the. Irish lembers. in the.
, . , ~. . »_ . ‘ . gHouse of Commons \vxeu'thc news of
Pine Rev. Romllly F‘ Humphiles. 10“” . the. disaster ‘of ’Gencrn Methucn‘s cob
Tutor or Trinityflhiirch, South Norwnik. gum“ was officially .c mmunicated tn
mp...“ W
w
England.
“The official an»
of. the chap on-
visit of King Ed-
mdra to lrcl'and.
i assume the re—
-——Dbisy BestFiour.’ $4.2btbbi. Rood
nor." .9. . -~ .
. ‘ ~The‘lllmpeiflit'i‘fibrown Cigar is a!1
“rat's reliablep”; «‘L“ i .1-
.. .1 t .
'-&.4A..;..wv
time was employed L
Works and has 1 ..
ucen Alexandra L
qbaliiv: our prices are a happy medium between
1 those oi the inglrpriccd lailorsumilhosc oi the
low—priced cloth butchers.
Suits to measure, Sill to $40. You don't have _
to take it if it doesn't fit you perlectly.
Glad to show you a long line of samples of:
late cloths.
We’re tied to no one hatshape-«ail fashion-
able blocks are here: Derbys, $2 and $3. Al-
pines and‘Goli shapes, $i.50 to $3.00
‘ Sprine. neckwcar, 25c $l.50.
* “omskams.
NorWalk store:
Masonic Building. . ‘
Telephon Call
sec; South
«-
Besides beings promptstore, this is asiorc 1 ,
of good quality. Here‘are to be found the '
best-L grains that money can buy. There is '1
plenty oi chance tor detention In brain-but we
. don’t take those chances.
Good ’urain as, well as good weight is what
you’ll get here.
seems THAT'S CLEAN.
.
MANUEL,”
$5. to
vLOur'taiionng department is lot those nigh
Who cannot find just what they want everiumong
our highclass ready tailOrcd suits angiopcoals.
U'ur tailoring is hiehrclass; goods arevfine in
‘ .
. Eli )5
_ L
t ..
South Norwalk Stat-ct,
14 South Main 8!. '
Norwalk Store.
T. HATCH.
o
1f
Gerri GENUINE W
belgian Pipeand Hat
“for“St. Patrick’s Dali
We. aiao‘have‘ hand painted Candy
Boxes; Fuvorghadddfioveitiss.
Smith. in confection
' 39 mainly". 3051+. NORWALK.
Telephone! Ida-4
"onuonr undeadtdhpen‘él” '
.. 'l...—im. ‘L
Peter F. Zeltt‘rh Brakoinan, Painfully
injured While caupiing Cars.
Peter ii‘. Zeitm't,_..twenty-iour yours
old, a brukemahvhemnloyed by the N.
Y., N. H. it H.‘raiirond.iwus coupling
in the Bridgeport yard a few minutes
before ‘Ld o’clock yesterday afternoon.
whonthc index and second fingers of
his right hand were caught between
the bumpers of two cars. They were
painfully crushed. A call was sent for
the ambulance from the corner of
South avenue and the railroad. Dr.
Hair responded and'Zlefert was re.
moved to the esters. ncy hospital.
The physician foun incised wounds
on the back of the brakeman's hands
and. along the index and second tin-
gers. which included several gushes.
It reouired 18 stitches to close the
whorinds. The man also suffered from
s och. ‘ L .
more: For: .STATE.
American Hardware Association's In-
corporation Coat it $2.500.
HARTFORD, March 173.-—~.Thc Am-
erican Hardware Association of New
Britain yesterday died a certificate of
incorporation with the secretary of the
state. The capital stock of tlie‘cor-
poratlon is $5,000,000. divided into 50,-
Your‘Bestcha'
we Do NOT WANT ‘roT. cannvf'
oven ANY .HEAVY WEIGHT about“ lj
AND. HAVE PUT emcee so Low"
rnnr YOU Ana oomo vounsm
A GREAT INJLiSTicE H: you no
‘ NOT BUY AT THIS TIME.
sun's, ovcncorrrs, ooo TROU-‘
SE88. MACKINTOSHES, REEFERS.
UNDERWEAR IAND HEAVY SOCKS,
AT ALMOST YOUR OWN .PRICE.
WILLIS H.5Et
momma. HA rm: m.
.48 _ and, 50 won Street,
1 FURNISHER.
Will open "the store “at 98 WashingtoniSl" Soul?
walk", March l5th, under firm name oi ‘Sfeilc‘ck 81: P
000 shares of the par value of $100
each. The. corporation is the success»
or of the P. &' F. Corbin Company and
the Russell & Erwin Manufacturing
Company. both of New Britain, and
takes ~over the plant and business of
those two concerns. The fee paid into
the state treasury is 52.500. .
Wm
RICE MURDER TRIAL. 1
NEW YORK, March 13.-~Asslstant
District Attorney Osborne resumed the
orders examination of Dr. John H.
Girdner today in the trial of-Albcrt 'i‘.
Patrick. accused of the murder of Wil-
liam M. Rice, ' Mr. Osborne described
the medical history of Rice's case
from the view point of the. prosecution
and askedthe ’witucss if, under the
conditions enlistment-Lats. m.’ as told
by the attendingiphysicisn. something
must not iiuveriinteryened .to cause
‘4 Rice’s death (are o‘clock in‘ the even-
L lng. “There“ was quite suinclent ovi~
deuce of ocduma otthe lungs at that
' Haney... cue“
.Galiforna. ._ Honeu in 2 lb
cans aip'aoc can.
.1. 1‘
[LI
7 A Good Trade.
time." Dr. Girdner replied. “to account
for the death without intervening.”
”“350th a’ very“ forcible and helpful €that house is obviousl I false as it was
" ”KNOWN“? Ghanaian! (ilurHoiy ‘Sav'fianuounccd' Weeks am that” the visit
u”: mailer-kid}; 3"th ”St ”3.3% would be postpOned. There seems good
., ‘ . :L‘. . 1. .7 “21.1 irenson'tobeiieve their majesties them-
1 *fiOfllcerL‘Wiiig . firing-mgr?“ 121m.“ : selves all,.‘ulong (lesirui to carry out
a “”019.” ”1‘ it aims”: f1”: icoron‘ation‘vlslt and ti ough they have
barber shop "‘1 1°" MM“ “.9" ' as Ldeferred itgon .the advice of the min—
night. and ”01““ to. the 1’0“” “mum,“ Sisters. they .‘have no intention of re-
. .It proved to belong to M3". Dreschers liiéying the. latter trom‘he onus ot‘what-
assistant. ' ' " its; generally, regarded as a tacticss
Among the Norwaikers who attended “firm; irish mm”;
L .1 kolmly discuss the
' gainFg’ggiglggsrqf:°¥mkfitVfigtflg‘ imatter. The Freeman's Journal voices
were A. Carmi B‘etts, WillinmIW. Dunn. ‘Z-thf Nationnllstfviews. ‘Wh‘g‘ ‘
Edward Punzeit and ‘It‘irst Selectman ; themimstcis have Uta veto on thy
8mm“ Lynn‘s. f ‘ . _ lutehtk-ki visit of the sever-ugh to a
1 ‘....__.._.__. 1 portion or his dominio iE.’ It would :1)!
‘ . . .Woman's difficult. for his inniesv to reject t r.-
Oglifhmlifggngfiflg‘%$§n will be Veto of his constitutioniril advisors: but,
held with Mrs. Wiiiium Lawrence; 9 it is plain that he insidted that the re--
Quintard avenue, Friday at 2 o’clock. SDOHSlhllliY should be
All 'membersarc dosired'to be pres~ l “‘5- 1H“ Emilie“ ‘30
, out; as important" business is to be 1239:]:& ileii‘k;i:ht?|l:(
“in“??? A“ “'7“ welcome l " barbarous methods of
" the deep resentment; of
presence here would b
encumbrance. to the cot
was imminent danger
mighthave conVertcd i
theirs. and not
11d not venture
c with his own
ow‘n ears of the
the castle and
the people. ~ His
we been a sore-
rclonists. There
that his visil
ms to home rnk
ago. John ' Olden-
. flschieger not he unfit; ct. anew
’brand of ciga" under- the name of
J udge’s Finale, which hasbeoome very
popular. It instep-cent oignr’,.of «con-
venient shape, and; excellent flavor,
. and its popularity. is fully deserved;
Therefore,1tilcm lniste s in their own
inteerctsiahd in the in crest of unlon~ .
ism have forbidden the. visit." .
..Even1..the conservatl e and unionist
paper, recdrd the abunaonment of their
majesti'es'vislt to Irelnd as bolus a
severe slnpst England' government of
Ireland. and as a blazin. advertisement
o'f‘barr’ens‘tatesmaushi . ‘In this con:
nection the London 'l‘i Les today prints
. . _ , n iettefrdissenting frod (thus suggestion
' 1 " ” ‘ . L .1 . that iJohn Redmon te c arman
The genial until; her handsome m3 of"'thcélrish1 parliamen ary party and
Chairmnu‘ bf the Unit-L Irish League)
had been in the Hou- of Commons
when some of the Irish Lfleinbers cheer-
cd'the‘ announcementE f General Me-
thuen’s defeat and can ure. he would
have rebhkedlhisutolluwers for their
.nutburst‘ot excitation; The writer re»
tarsus evidence tothe ontrary. to the
xmeeting at Chicago. lathutumn “in
honor -of_ the ManchesL-r murderers."
’whlcb Mg. Redmond dressed, and to ‘
L} the ’fprooeegiinzs Which ,wereofliclaiiy
. cw "stoic . ‘ a : ~_,opened by_’fahcrty.,r1 y y, _ .
with? glide rt? infigfiéifi - Afternoons the ”kitten Passed
‘ ' York ' “Willows M3. at that meeting and sin. referring to
1‘9
“a... ..
Guests yesterday at the HotelNor-
walk were D. Sg-Shoies, Ridgeficld: L.
1 M. Noyesrfl. . oodxblaine; F‘. Com:
stock, Norwaik .W. H. Hall. Candis—’1
hurls, New York. George E. Rice. New .
~:’York; LLCharl‘es” 1).;Mllierg;Pursido.jCal.: .
‘ Dr. T. A. Riordan.‘1J.‘.T.. PoWel‘s; J.
Ford.“ M. Kling.LDenbury.' ' '
_ entitled When
We Were Twén Due. published. by
the Great Easte [Publishing Com-
pany. and sungw it great success by
‘ tter‘ha’s brought
,‘th latest'and
Th act oi’. Mr.
“ mmeiids it.
Norivaih Con-l
a-Lvery inter-
ttt t'the chap-
ml’r “0"" 1“ d’s..speech. at New Y
1or confirmed his exis ing conviction i.
FINEPHOTOGRAPHS
; ARi‘iSl‘S’ PROOF
. 1 PLATl-NUM
49 ill/ail ctr-cot.
sat
Trolleys pace the door.
having alllthe merit ot Steel Engrav.
huts and nbs’oluteiy Permanent.
‘ continence.
of warmer‘tone, with n richfllveivety
surface.
tic Portraiture.
All work is finished wrth cspecral lcare andiuliyiguaranteed
OUR PICTURES . ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S srumo
23 WAEESTLL. NPEW‘EE
This is House . Cleaning Time
helf Paper
or EVERY DESCRIPTION *
91 Bears v:
error when. cuoaAvEn. ’
The very perfbctibn 0t Artis-
.. N.‘
.\
.u
em“ ”.7... m 7.. con F1
or... _
STEAK
‘ DAY.
FlNNAN annulus,
FLA‘T‘ FISH,
LONG CLAMS, . .. ..
we LEAD, omens FOLcow;
ALL. OTHER 1(1an or Fish; 01‘-
s'rnns AND CLAMS FRESH EVERY
Mal-mm 1cm...
su, , .-
con, ‘
‘ 12c LB.
4 LBS. source
‘ 1 35c 2K.
Wasnmcrouisr... L ' .1 _
L ’C‘oal Office
iv ,
Lacuna“
_ Corbett’s block South Norwaik.
. Bait. & onto, 1.05% 105%
' Cites. &Ohio 4595.
Miss..Pa.einc,‘ 98% 991/;
. . N. Y. C. & 1-1.. 161%1162
Dr. Alexander 0.. Leuii', of Philadeh
ulna. as expert in diseases of the lungs
Was then called. 1 F
W
TUDAY lNL WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-’i‘herc
were running sales of 9,000 shares of
AmalgamatedLCopper in the opening
dealings. at 63% to 041,4. compared with
04% last nights. Large blocks contin-
ued to change hands at prices below 64.
Anaconda was affected in sympathy.
Otherwise the price changes were mix—
ed. A number of soft coalers and in-
dustrial»; shownd sharp fractional gains.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.~{l‘he mar-
ket was one of specialtiesthc genral
list remaining dull and sluggish. There
were gains of .l to up in Standard
Ropjc. international Sliver preferred.
Continental Tobacco preferred, Chica-
go and Eastern illinois and Minneapo-
lis. St. Paul and Sanite Ste. Marie pre-
ferred. Brooklyn Transit reacted
sharply to below last night but rallied.
to 11,5. above. Hocking Valley. North.
American and St. Louis Southwestern
preferred reacted 11/; to 1%. Later
Sugar fell weakly to 123% and the
market became nearly stagnant.
TODAY'S QUOTATiONs.
’ Reports over. prtvate wxre‘or E. A.
Bohme, commission broker. Swartz &
- ‘ Open High
00 per, 03% ‘64»;
L0 emotive; 31% 31%
Am. 8. R. 00.; 12659 126%
Atchlson, . 7.1% 75%.
Atchison_ pfd.. 96% 96%
. Low
03%
31%
124%
74%
96%,
104% .
f 03%
163%
10054
42~
93%
304 ,
103% 103%
12955 131%,
mm 1681.4
98%, 98%
161% 162
32%
Bkyn..R. Th 33% 65%;
C. M. &.St. P..163% 164
Chi. R:l. & P.. 108%
0.0.0. & St.L. 100% 100%
D. it H. Can, 17115"
US. Steel, 42 42%
U. S. Steel pm. 94 94%
Gen. El. Co. 306 300
Lou. &‘ Nash, 103% 104%;
Man. Contact, 129% 131%
Metropolitan, 167% 168%
1 8
NY. 0. & W” 32% 32%
Reading. 26., £6716 67% 66% _‘
Pacific Mall, 48% 49 48% 48
Pennsylvania, 150% 1509511505§ 150%
People’s-L Gas, 100% 100%. 100%
$5951 54%
pen. a Bennett’s
Sou. Raiiwa ..
*Soll..Ry.'p£d - 6%“?
Som‘i’aciflc. . 64%: r
a pair of glasses will afford it your vision is an
Headache, Eyeache. blurring of the print, are éomé of th‘ in
tions of defective vision and should he attended to AT ONCE... ‘
. Scientific, examination tree and Proper Giassas’ Pro
ed is what we guarantee.
0.3. mole
ss WALL STREET,
.vou'u BE sunrmscn
ON
' onnnunr: opflcmu'
LU.
Q
1
. m._m.—.~.¢..
” nosrou,‘ u
hearrniiliiluesinioi ,
"0‘" T0 KEFPjWARM
Have you solved itto your satisfaction r1
lf‘not,,call at _
. ~ 9.4va No SR LL’
w.
ill
When coughinqaway and wishing fer relic 'f
send to user... Piaistcd’s ogre
Mes. nonrinorowsron-‘T.
‘ ' oh 13.~A glft 018250,-
J'send for a bottle of
Brazilian Bat
. It will Surelyrclic'be.
0 .
News“?
perly Adjn
News . ‘ I
Tenn. (3. &~I., 3,08%
1U. .S. Lenthsr; I 11%". 1‘
11}. S. Lea. preteen;
U. .8. Rubber “ ‘15
.Wnbssh, Did . .
. .UnlonLPaciiic: 38% ’
’ ‘ ‘Un. Pics Dfd-wfigfi
. 1 POSTOFFlGEL‘ APPROPRIATION .
odor utter-sonic routine bust».
tile consideration
nation bill- , L.
000 from Mrs. Collin P.1.»Huntlngton
announced today. more than completes
the surn‘of $765. . , required to secure
the sum utteredby John ‘D. fibeketeller
‘ of New York, .for the enlargement and
endowment 101 the Harvard..- medical
. ‘schooLL Mrs. Huntington's subscrip-
tion is specificallyjror the erection of a
‘ building in 7 memory of 1 her late‘ ‘ hus-
band. whenever! the CollisLP. Hunt:
hasten ‘laboratory1 at; pathology and
Lbncteriologyt, ..Wlth‘Mr. Rockefeller-1’s
gift and thople‘dgc of J. P. Morgan to
give “three buildings: a cost exceeds
1118313003005 an segregate of 82.821.
25‘ will'be‘oraliabie for the use or the ‘
medicairschool . ~‘ 1 ‘ ‘
‘SESI‘O‘ Crisco: loans- . .
' limiter? tag—or. Daniel. .
Diva physician
rooted“ yester-
Ir H or
to express his app
the highest possible
a. ‘fcorkerl’ , The 0
of a prominent; home
to Mr.j_R'ooseveit. ,
meet you,’.’ said the
your husband veryfw ‘
er.” The lady went way
_When she reached
husband whatthe‘jja
calling him is "author
was _ much .1 worried . because;
volt“, entertained much an
bl”. . , .“ ..‘ i I. ;
mu ill—Tile
or the
. YOUTHEUECUL
“Remember-.7 soldi'the
uncle, “that childrc ;,
and not, hear .” .1‘ .
.“Mydear.sir,"1wuo he
ioinder *‘ithati ,
whens '
Norwalk Chronicler