if You An: 1.715th
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Novelties
and delightful home
made candles.
Padilla 139.5
5 I Washington Street.
South Norwalk 3
zooommomomoum
Illul illusions.
Miss Florence P. 1.1111. of New York.
is visiting at No. Ill (lump street. Nor-
walk.
Raymond Brnthors IIuV'o building 11111-
torlul of every description. to supply
all your wants.
whllo rohoarsllllz
will stop
A. A. l.)uol:1-1IIII11.
for the circus at Stamford.
at tho Militilt’1h‘tllllll llotcl.
Mrs. Timothy McCarthy and Mrs.
Michael Ryan, of Danbnry. are visit-
lIIg I‘I'Icnds in South Norwalk.
Miss llawxhurst. of (‘.ranbury. has
returned home from a visit with Josiah
Hawkins and family. in Southport.
A large display of new carpets for
spring is on exhibition at the store of
l). M. Read Company. See what the ad.
says.
There are Inauy Easter novelties 111
Smith's confectionery store. The spec-
ial this week is mixed candy for sovcn
cents a pound.
George M. Holmes and (leorgo l1}.
llllllol' have returned home. to .\'or-
walk from thcll llorida tIIp.r'opoIIin1;
an excellent timfl'
Miss Lillian Bartiam. oi" It) llnrrlot
stioct has 11111111111 11 position as ston-
ograplI-zr
IVriogor & Company.
'I‘ here Is much said about too i 111 cot»
fee In the ad of tllt‘ ilowland l)r_' Goods
Company today. The Columbia bicycle
for 1902 is on display:
John 1., Buckhaidt. of Now York; .I
ll. Mayhood. oI‘ l’lIlladi-alplilu. :Ind
Ideard Wright of New York. ar-V
Hopping at tho :‘V’lnlinckonio llotol.
l-‘I'ank Svoc, of New York, this Inor
pingr sent. a pet monkey to Rudolph
Svoc. The animal is on exhibition in
the cute in Railroad avenue and Is 1111
tracting much attention.
Superintendent 0. M. Shepard. ot‘
toll New York. New Haven and Hart-
I'ord Railroad Company. was in South
Norwalk last. week and called at the
freight house on a tour of inspection.
(Tolonol L. I1‘. Burpoo. of Waterbury,
was Ill Ilurttord yesterday and said 1111
did not think ho. could accept tho pros-
ido'nty of tho United Service Club to
\\ I111h ho was elected at a meotlng III
New l-lchn Filth“.
Norwalk Chapter. D. A. R.. will hold .
its regular monthly Inocllirz at 11111
t‘entral Club house. Thursday after-
110011.111 .l o clock ’lhr.1 1"chIts ol the
111gent and delegates to the Continental
Congress will be given
A1.) Cblllns ill: Company will be 1'111»
d1 to own their appnIonth noVV storc
in North Main street. with the finest
' line. of furniture in the Twin Cities. on
Thursday of this week. The company
has selected one of the best and hand-
somest stocks that can be found any-
where.
Professoi ‘(libson will plaV the fol»
IUWIng organ pieces as 11 p1 “ludc 1.1:
the exhibition of the Passion PlaV pic
turcs at the FIISt Church. \‘orw.alk
on Wednesday evening. beginning at
7: 41'): From Handel‘ s 7th Concerto:
Allegro. andante. variations; gaveotl.
.V. llolllus: andante in 1). He will also
accompany Miss Julia Young in her il-
lustratiVe songs.
1 There was an interesting cancert at
the residence of the SV cc Brothers in
Railroad avenue last Sunday evening.
Miss CaIroli the talented Violinist. of
New York was present and rendeied
several solos. Edward Sims was the
accompanist. Rudolph Wilcek also
tavoi ed with several selections on the
violin. There was othe} music. by the
orchestra and those present were on-
tertalned bv the graphophone. Several
sang popular songs. The evening was
an enjoyable one.
F0111“ Pipe
\\11 111111 show you any kind from the
. swee (.‘otu Cob to the Gold Mounted
beam or Brier. Our Sparto and
improved Hand Made 5c Cigars con
tiaue to meet with popular favor. We
have just resettled 1:: new lot of Porto
Rico Cigars. A We or Be brand as
you please.
While we are talking about Cigars. '
don't forget ‘(pfew brand on the
market. The? Fol-odors Cigars. 3 for
too. They with surprise you. ‘
11111
gol’ SciIlllcr-Stumm. l. O. R. M..
Stullor establishment of ii”. Cocour.
g
In the clothing store of II.
'1‘
meetins. this evening.
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A cargo of anal Is being discharged
['1 out the Kate~M1~Ctlltroy, tor Raymond
Sllrsother
The boy choir of Trinity Episcopal
I(‘ lIurch hold 11 rahouruui last night In
tho quIIclI pin lore.
yum. I1:--ea1ai::11 Randall. of illpley. N.
In Visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1).
lieu. of Cedar strut
M. (Jor-
l’utnum l-loao (‘ompanv served ono of
then their suppers at the moms in
l1‘1anklln street. last night.
'l‘IIoIc will be a meeting this evening
III tho
'l‘lIo third day of the. {rent anniver-
sary sale of tho lloston Store common-
ocd today. Sou what the ad. says.
A fresh cargo of fish arrived at tho.
llrlduo. Fish Market this afternoon.
Soc the, ad for pIIces and kinds
linoas 'i‘rlbc. l. (). It. M. will hold
an Important meeting this owning and
will c1'1nl’e1 tho VV"'IIIIIor’ 11 degree on
live 1nndl1‘latos.
V r-I111'ntlon \VIII IoIIoVV tIIo Il‘tIlllt'
by I1icIIio1InIII ltII'IIIIIouVI l‘oarson llnb-
son at tho South Norwulk Methodist
Char-.111 Friday night.
Mrs. John AbeIcI'omblo has returned
to her home1 III Bridgeport. at'tcr V'iull-
ing Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. at
their home III Madison street.
Washington Camp P, 1). S. of .\..
hold 11 regular Inceting last night and
It wan followud with a rchonrsal by
the entertainment committee.
.I. llutlor_ of Jamestown. ropros‘ont-
ing A. ('. Norqnlst & (ompnnv furni-
tlllP doalors in tho sumo town is III
South NorVValk today calling on tho
trado.
A handsome new rubber-tired buggy
was taken out of tIIV.1 'l‘llly (Tarriago
Works. this morning. by Dr. Joan Du-
Inortier. It attracted sonic attention
on the strocts.
'l‘hc Bowlini'.‘ (‘Iub ot‘
Congregational (‘huroh lIcId anothor
session. last night. at tho bowllnu al—
lore of tin Norwalk l'nirerslty School.
III East arcnnc.
Tho next degree work by tho llay~
11:1:kors‘ dog‘rcc team will be done Illi-
t‘t'l' the new ritual. Now IlllllIl'lllt‘llli‘I
for the work with a horse and wagon.
luiro been purclmsod.
the Norwalk
A $20 gold ploco was drawn last
night at Hope llosc boadlpuu'tcrs III
Wutor stroot. Tho lucky number. 1231i.
was hold by John Troy. Councilman
Grumman did tl111 drawing.
‘ Proparatlims are being made for :1
siorooptloon It‘l‘llll‘t‘ on tho “Lilo. ot‘
.‘lII'ist." to I111 hold at the Salvation
Army Hall in the near fnturo. liolla
lllaok and l1‘1'o1lcrlck Austin will IlllYt'
charge.
The (lirlotors of tho South Norwalk
'i‘Iust (‘ompanV h 'Id 11 mooring. tlis
nornlng. and after trran nctinl: routinc
business called at the new bank in
Washington street. on a tour of III-
spcction.
Samuoi llasknni is one of tho 11::
dclocatos from (‘onncctlout to 1111-11111-
tional Congerss 111‘ the Sons of tho A1111.
crican Revolution. which opens it:
Washington on April 30th. and will
continue for three days.
Fernando \‘anSooy. who was roporr
1111 11s Ilt‘IJlL' missing, writes to his fam-
ily in South Norwalk to tho effect that
II11 is in New .Iorsov working and Is
far from being missing. Ilc will pro»
bnbly return here as soon as several
business details'arc settled.
A party of prospectors passed
thronzh South Norwnlk this mornin?
and stopped at the Mahackcmo Hotol
for breakfast. Those includod in the
number were James (lorden Duskou.
offldinburgh. Scotland: Dr. I12. l1i
Sheohan, Osslning, N.Y.: ilenry Sec
Icy New York; .l. Walsh. White
plains.
After the ladies who were "mutton
ed in last evenin‘s edition of The Son-
tinal of the Monday Afternoon Whlst
(dub. took dinner at tlv1 Clifford llo~
tol. they assembled at the Iosidenoo of
Mrs. Frederick H. Quintard in \‘lash
lngton street and paned whist A plea
sant time “a; enjoyed Four tables
were occupied.
.\ complete sur'piise was achn to
Clarence Brush last night by his
‘ friends from Darien Rownvton. Stam-
ford and South Norwalk it being the
ananersary of his birthday. The
anests arrived about 8 o‘clock and
then had a Very pleasant time. A
number of presents were giVen re-
tIeshments were served and theV all
left at a late hour wishing Mr. Brush
a happy future.
A Cincinnati girl married a man and
then gov-:1 him $1000 to start in business
with and now she is waiting for him
to come back from his honeymoon.
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Silver Polish
Highest Award~—Sllver Medal and
Diploma AtlantaJeorgia. 18‘11'1. Cot-
ton States and International Exhibi-
tion.: 1 ' '
The best Polish for cleaning silver
on the market.
sum by
A W AUSTIN,
, chhlcr,
«Hull urns.
Norwalk, com. .
$l
Our tailonng department is for those men
who cannot had just what they want even among
our high class ready tailored suds and I013 coats.
Our tailoring is hiah-class; goods are line in
qualiiv: our prices are a happy medium between , C
those oi the high-priced tailors and thuse oi the ; l
low-priced cloth butchers.
Suits to measure. $lti to $40. You don‘t have
to take it if it doesn't fit you periectly. l
Glad to show you a long line oi samples of - '
late cloths.
We’re. tied to no one hat shape~all iashlou-
able blocks are here: Derbys, $2 and $3. AI-
pines and (Joli shapes, $l50 to $3 00
Spring neckwear, 25c $l.50.
Cams tackBms. .
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 32-2:
Besides beingT :1 prompt store. this is a store I
oi 10151111111111. Here are to be found the
best grains that money can buy. There is
plenty oi chance tor deception Ill pram-but we
don't like those chances.
(JIMCI gram as well as goodwciphi is what ‘
you'll get here. '
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BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
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PLATINUM ARTISTS’ PROOF
. . 1 ,, . .y of warmer tone. with n rich velvety
IIuVing 11” the Intrlt of Sittl DngruV surface. The very perfection of Artis-
lngs and absolutely Permanent.
tic Portraiture.
All work is finished With especral care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
EASTER
=CARDS, BOOKETS AND NOVELTIES
also
PRAYER BOOKS, HYMNALS AND BIBLES
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street.
Trolleys pass the. door.
Norwalk, Conn.
To Arrive this Alternoon I
I
Halibut EastermWhIte. Hc lb.
B R I D G E Steak Cod. shore. tlsh. Itlc lb.
. Market (Tod, shore fish. 71' lb.
Haddock 611 lb.
Other Fish, Clams and Oysters.
Prices as 11.11; quality as good as any
others in Town of Norwalk.
R. J. CUTBILL
WEST END
WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
Tel 108.
Health by Good Living.
This is the season when Patent Medi-
cine ls heavily advertised. but your Physi-
, man will tell you that Spinach Is the
j» greatest natural blood purifier. Health
Brand is the best in that it is canned fresh
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WE HAVE SAND 1
enough to supply all your wants; Building Material of every description:
Portland and Rosendnle Cements: Cannon and Rockland Lime: Wall Pins-
ter'. Fancy Brick; Sewer Pipe; Flue Linings; Fire Place. Bath Room and.
Floor Tile.
RAYMOND BR 5
1d
it Smith's Continuum
Ducks. Rabbits. Chickens Panorama
and Namo 113111111. Fancy Boxes, etc.
spool-l Solo
Mixed Candy
Thig Wee/1
7GIb.
Telephone 144-4.
A VALUABLE RELIC.
Sword Presented by General Terry to
Colonel Martin, of the 713i Regiment.
'l‘ho Old (lunrd, of New York city.
with truo aoldlerly love and hospital
lly. Ilith‘ ol‘l‘orcd their beautiful armory
at tilt]: atroot and Broadway to the
list Roglmcnt \‘otoran association for
their homo until snob a time. as tho.
armory will be it'I)|lIIl_ and tho aaso
ciutlon again provided with quarters
with tho roglmout. Last evening was
tho occasion of the first Incotlng of
the association aim-11 tho disastrous
llro \VIlIt'Il I'oIIIIoroII the regiment and
Its roterau association lIuIIicloss, 11nd
at tlu1 141111111 limo destroyed all theiI
valued possesslolls 11ml rollos. the ac
cumulation of yours. ‘
llpon tho property colllnllitoo helm:
callcd on for Its I'opoI't. the chairman
of this; committee arose 11nd stated III
1111 IIIIIINNHIYV' munnor that all 1111'
property owned by ll11-1
chock for tho lnsurauco. amounting to
39.111111, and an old lItlL’ socket. and II
111 ixtod and button-d sword of poo ulinr
1111111111 to :Ill (‘1onIIcVIic Lu prom-1.111111
1114111111 inIlV so to tho \\’lIl11l‘
'I‘IIIV sVVIIIVI l'ad boon 11 beautiful
woapou and was pl'it'olcss I1: value to
the corps proaonlod to 1‘olonol Henry
1’. Martin by (loIIcI'aI Torry, of the
stat:- of 1‘11111111111i1-ut. just previous to
the civil war in bobulr of tho state of
(,‘onIIcl-ticut. and as a slight tostimon-
ial in recognition ottllo coloncl's 3131‘-
V'Ices as an ctllclont drill oflllzcr III aid:
in: to place (‘.oIIIIV-oti1-ut‘s militia on a
war footing. Colonel Martin lIad plao»
.ul the sword in tho Vt‘lt’l‘illl Assochr
lion's room and thoro It had rcmalnod
a reminder of tho old Nutmeg State's-
approciation 111‘ :1 true soldier. anil'tht1
Iuoatlwlovod cuionol who has over
marcliod at tho bond of tho old “An:-
11I'i1'an Guard."
Its row-lit baptism III" III‘o has added
new Intcrcst to tho rolio. whilc 11111)er-
ing tho t‘ormcr bountiful blade1 of its
Intrinsic V'nluo It Is still a war who.
and above all price.
A \' ETIC R AN.
SOCIALISTS Wit-ill T0 DEBATE.
Would Like to Argue Labor Question
With C. L. U. Members.
'I‘o tl11- (Tontral Labor l'nioir
South Norvalk, Conn.
[Dear Sirs: 0n Scptombcr 1:, 19111
the section In Sl‘ulth Norwalk of tlII1
Socialist Labor Party mailed your son.-
I'otary a cluillongc to :1 public debate
in ordor to find out the best method
of III-Incllttlnn~ tho 'Vl'ill'IV'Il'il’.’ class, The
Socialist, deny; that tl111 working: class
will over permanently benefit. them
solves by the strike, boycott and tho
patrtmngo of tho linion label.
Improved machinery and tho trusti
licatlon of wealth has l‘t'lltIt'l‘t‘lI those
weapons entirI-dy useless. it is essen-
al III order to arrive at hotter con-
ditions socially that the working class
reason together and unite for what»
over is best for their VV'oItarc.' llollov-
ing that cooperation lSocialisnIl is
tho.1 only1 remedy which will euro the
present Industrial confusion In which
we» are involved, our organization
again respectfully challenges your
body to arrango with some of the load-
ers of your national tradv.1 Unions to
hold :1 public debate in this city.
A1: to the best means by which labor
can permanently better Its. condition.
the details, ct1'., to be arranged to the,
mutual satisfaction of both parties up.
on the acceptance of this challenge.
Trusting that you will giro this your
content consideration and awaiting an
curly reply. I am. yours,
.-.\ H KLI.\1I.
()rzanizei of SPliltlIl South \01VV11II1
S. l.. P.
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
The Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar
Club held its regular Weekly rehear.
5111 last evening and will play at, the.
Hobson reception Friday night. at the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. J.
You (lal was elected secretary and
treasurer of the club in placo oI’ Hor-
ace Keyworth resigned.
' The baseball enthusiasts havi- ar-
ranged ior a meeting to be held zit 9
o‘clock tonight after the regular gl'ln-
nasium class to elect a captain and a
manager for the first team. Practice
_\V'ill begin at once and a first class
team Is 1153111111].
The reserVed seat chart for the
Hdbson lecture and reception was up-
ened at the Norwalk and South Nor-
walk stores of Comstock Brothers'.
this morning at 9 o‘clook.
.Secretary Norris will operate the.
lantern for the free open air stereop~
ticon exhibition this 'evening between 1-
7 and 8 o'clock at 61 South Main
street. and will show pictures illustra-
ting the sinking of the. Merrimac and
many other views connected with the
Spanish-American war.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary held an ad‘
journed meeting _ this afternoon to
transact business relative to Egypta.
The Board of Directors will hold a
special meeting Wednesday evening.
The. first rehearsals for Egypta will
be held Wednesday and Thursday ev-
enings at 7:30 o'clock at the Y. M. C.
.A. .rooms in Elizabeth street.
WILL CALL A PASTOR.
A special meeting of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church will be held
Thursday evening. at the church at
7:45 for the,1 purpose of extending a
3 call to a pastor to succeed Rev. W. H.
Hubbard resigned.
Stillun- Porell nutrition.
Prescription Drugglm.
82 Washington Street; So. Norwalk.
811mm to Gen. 1;. Stillson
Qualified Clerks alway‘u in attendance.
Open Sundays.
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Will open the store at
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iWEDNESDAY,
iMARCH 1911:. ,
g A complete New Stock of the best makes
? and latest styles in Men's and Boys'
Clothing, Hats and
Furnishings
Will be canted.
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A cordlal invllabou is extended to all to give a call on f ,
that day.
Willis H. Salient, Sellal 11:11,
and 50 Wall Street. 98 Washington Street,
NORWALk. so. NORWALK."
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under the management and ownershIp of WILLIS H.
SELLECK,
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PRUNES.‘<1I1PT us show you \tht ' in: to: a present in Crockery. "-
We can do in Prunes. at Ware. Sonic Wash Bowls and
81* Ill»: 3 “”5- f““ '33" l’ltrhcrs. Oatmeal Dishes, Tea
OUR DRIED BEEF continues to pimps, i)lnner Plates, Pickle 1. ‘
attriict. _(.311t thin from good Dishes, Vegetable Dishes. etc.', ‘ ‘
beef. hand sliced: it Refills “W!“ 11117.. too numeIous to mention.
coming after they once lmd =1 VI‘AKI‘L To clear them out . ‘
taste. 1111: lb.; 3 lbs.to11 25c: ’
nous-~11 1-1.4: Eggs 1.121: 11112» lRegIIIaI 1.1m 2:111 -
BUCKW HE. \T1~—‘ Ill pkg. lilo
BAKING PO\V’I)ER.-Golden ltoll
Baking Powder, 1511 ‘4 lb. .
Every box has a ticket in it 1-1111-
SOLICITING YOUR ORDERS.
Lorenlo Dibble:
vou'u , BE SURPRISED’
‘ AT THE COMFORT.
a pair of glasses will afford it‘ y 0111' vision is any way defective.
Headache. Eyeacho_ blurring of the print. are some of the indie.
tions of defective vision and $111). Ild be attended to AT ONCE.
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses PIoperIy Adjus
all Is what we guarantee
0. B JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
UROOVIS» Special heavV Brooms . ’
for Store. li‘actory oI Batu. .491:
(Regular «IS and 501'.)
58 WALL: STREET. NORWALK. CON
BROKERS CLERK ARRESTED. iplace. Then an examination 0
books was made. which resulted i ‘ tits
Charged with a Shortage of About discovery of alleged defnl
$100. Istretchlng1 over a period of a yen
NEW YORK. March ls-Max C ftwo. The arrest was made today
Mayer. an employ.1 of Rathbone & Sons. ; Bayonne N. ..i. on a warrant elm '
brokers. of this city. was arrested to- iembnzlement In one1 instance’tifv
day. charged with embezzlement. it Is; Mayer was at one time a
'charged that his total shortage is SIOO. - the firm of Rathbone. Mayor!
000. Mayer was confidential manager bone. and later employed by
for the tlrm. and as such had access to & Sous. lie was held in Dammit
all accounts and made out checks J. to await rcqulsitlon paper.
which he submitted for signature AI
month ago it is alleged. an Irregular-i it takes a slow man a longtl
It}! was discovered. an dMoyer left his be slow.
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