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Easter
NoVelties
and delightful home
made candies.
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51 Washington Street,
South Norwallé.
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LIICIII Lows ides.
Thomas 1. Raymond is in New York
today on business.
, A number of store. awnings about
Norwalk were torn.
Book agents should get ”The Book of
the Presidents,“ to sell.
The Bridge Fish Market quotes some
prices on fish in today‘s issue.
'l‘homas Walsh and family have mov- .
cd from Southpori‘ to Norwalk.
Harold Wilson is temporary book-
- lIcI-IpI.-II in the City National Bank.
A cargo of coal is being discharged
from the barge. Adams for John l-.i
lI"cIIIls.
Now is the time to purchase. spring
goods. the place is at Sturtovaui‘s. See
the ad.
The Easter hats at l-lowland‘s are at-
tracting lunch attention. You ought to
see them.
Raymond Brothers have a large con-
tract: to furnish material for II bulld-
iug at Sound Beach.
The. Painters and Decorators bet .1 II
regular meeting last night but trans!
acted only routine business.
lily-Senator John ll. Ferris will leave
tomorrow for Florida. He will go
from there to Havana, Cuba.
Devoe's and Longman 5’; Martinez's,
are the standard paints for sale by
t‘omstock. Watkins & Dow.
'l‘ be time is here when you want to
purthIsc furniture See what A. .l.
t‘oilins & tompany has to offer.
There is much activity in the dress
goods sretloh at this time of year in
the store of the I). M. Read Company.
The chimney on the residence of At .
chI Wood. of Fifth avenue. East Nor~
walk. blew off during the wind storm
of yesterday.
The lth'. J. hit-Cline Bellows \\iil'
preach in the last of the series of Fri-
day owning icnten services in 'i‘rlnitI
(‘Ihuicln tomorr’o‘n night.
The chimney on the residence of
George H. A.llcn in Nouh IIIIIIIIIe, was
blown off and IIaIr0IIlI stIuck two In
Mr. Allen‘s young sons.
The Norwalk potchI have been asked
to be on the lookout for Thomas l‘..
:1. union. II thirteenyearoid Fitcbburg. :
Mass, lad who is missing.
Mrs. David Corbin. of Dnnbury.:
,II-hose husband died at Yonkers. ,N.
‘I'.. a week ego. is the guest of Mrs. J.
W \lcad in Haviland street.
The Woman Christian Temperance:
A fence belonging low. it. lllel in
Water street blow down yesterdayt
Mrs. Mary Lambert, of South Main
street, who has been ill for some time.
is improving.
The house at No 2 l ivingston otIeet
Ihuti two windowo blown in during yes-
I‘ terday's storm.
." Martin Spahr. of Water street, want
lto thII wilds above Danbury, yesterday,
.to fish and hunt.
.l. A. Illslop & Company is having II
IIIIIIIIlin underwear sale. The ad. will
fiell you about it.
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f (it-orat- ll. t‘IIiIiiII, of llthlltlt‘fl il\'t“
IIIII- H'llill'ltItl today to St‘i'illiillll, l'II..
III'IIIII II few days Ilsit in town
The Scilcck stores in South NoIIIIIIllt
and Norwaik lll'f' replete with an cic-
(rant line of clothing. See the ad. in to-
dIIy's issue.
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I'l‘bc large glass in a door of thI‘I
Icsldencc occupied by James Moeicr
in Burbank street, was smashed by
=the wind, yesterday-gas» was also the
Islam in II window.
Edward Dibble returned from the
south, last night. and started for his
home in l'towayton in II carriage. lie
3 was compelled to return to South Nor-
“ walk on account 01‘ trees beins: across
‘ the street.
Judge George D. Keolcr picked up It
cut on .the street this morning and
took it to his ofilcc in Washington
IItIIoct.~ He discovered that it had five
toes and nails on one foot and sevcu
on another.
South Norwnlk conclavc. l. O. lei..
hold a regular meeting last night and
afterwards II social time with refresh-
ments was enjoyed. The committee
- which had charge of the affair consist
cd of Wilfred ilodweil. Charles ll.
Gray and Frank N. Ferris.
«will: M. S. Rosco, ocullst. and purist.
can be consulted in the parlors of the
ilfahackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays and
Fridays. between the hours of 1 and .‘I
p. III.. and daily betwen ti and 12 a.
_ III., 6 and 9 p. m., at {I15 Fail-field ave-
nuo, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
‘There will not be many changes in
tho pastoratcs of the Methodist Epis.
copal Churches in New Haven. ltcv.
' Arthur J. Smith, I‘oruwrly of, East Nor}
walk will III-main as pastor of' the
IGIIIIIIIM id ("lunch and Rev i.cwi~ it
StIcetcr. for'nII-IiI of the First hictho
dist Episcopal t‘hurcLI has been in
vitcd to remain another year with the
East Pearl Street Church. Rev. liar-
. III-III it). Homes is pastor of the Howard
Avenue Church and expects to remain
another year.
A party of liowayton Elks who was
at the social session of the Not-walk
Lodge of Elks last night, hired a team
to take them home. When about half
way they run into. alarge tree that
had fallen across the tlIorIIIIuiIfaIIII. it
is said that Edward Manner trlcd‘to
make the horses jump over. but they
were not used to lIIII‘Iiling. The Elks
had to walk the rest of the way. Those
in the party were Henry Wells. llauiel
Powell. Captain Holiins. \I'. ll. no
land. Andicw Mills and \Iilllam
Moore.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Standing of the Organizationy-Re.
cruita to ,Have New Uniforms.
in orders issued from the odico of
the adjutant general the figures m
merit of the several organisations of
the National Guard for the mouth of
February. based upon the drill reports
for the month. are given as follows:
lirigudo Signal Corps 98.09: Machine
Gun Batten 95.63; Sccond Regiment
93103: First Recipient 92.15: 'i‘mop A
8509: NIII ai Battalion 83 SO: Separate
Company. Si." .2: Third Regiment
' SLIM.
in the Fourth Regiment, Company
K, of Bridgeport. has the highest rat
lug. 92.1%; Company I). of Norwulk.
is second. with 90.94: Hospital Corps.
9tl.I\0;,t‘,onIpaIIy B. of Bridgeport.
89.56: Company B. of Bridgeport
Union \Iil hold its regular weekly meet- $5933; Company C, of Stamford. 5M4;
inn. Friday. at 8 oclock . .“Il Chestnut
street with Mrs. Joseph Richards
The board tonne of the cast side of}
the Hotel Norwulk was blown over
and blocked up‘Ithe sidewalk of II por-
tion of River street. until removed.
Miss Lottie Pltaer of Stuart are-
one. has received a letter from her
friend Miss Emma Sclleck of Pueblo
Col stating that she is getting along
nicely out there.
The hood of an electric light hang
mg in front of the P. J. Lynch Com
pany's store. in Washington street»
blew out of place yesterday and todav
it was in II dangerous position.
The continued case of Josephine
BIichmunn and William Neal was to
blue been tried in the South Norwnlk
side of the town court this morning;
charged with fornication. but the com}
plainants appeared before Juana 103-;
cph It. Taylor hefbre. it war: time for:
the court to open and withdrew th
complaint The, judge entered a node.
in tho case ‘ ' . "
: if You Are Looking
‘ For} 3a PIpe
. We can show you any kind from the
Moerachaum or prior .O'Itr
magma: mew
don‘t forget that ill! mm on the
market. mmomsm
j(.‘ompany G of Dnnhury. 87.48; Com
pany i, of Winsted 83.98: Company F.
of Norwalk. $2.19.
3 The ficurc of the Fourth Section Ma
chine Gen Battery was 88. II‘; and of
the Third Division of the Naval Bat
taiion so. I28
Colonel William H. 'l‘ubbs. of Hart»
ford. assistant udjntant general on the
1 staff of the commander in chief and
Captain William A Sparks Company
H First Regiment have been placed
on the retired list.
3 . The. general 0rdc r also contains the
I' followinz: “Whenever recruits are on
listed in the Connecticut National
“Guard the commandant of the. organ-
isation to which they belong is in
jst’ructod to make reouisition oohgthc
ouurtcrmaster general's department
for new uniforms for said recruits, en
closing measurements: also giving
their names as signed on enlistment
papers ..
LONDON March 30 .——'l‘he American
bark iroquois. of Bath. Maine. Captain
beams. of New York, November for
Tsintnu. is ashore in Supt strait. May-
uni archipelago. and is leakingm slightly
I HAVE YOLl TRIED
ICAND 0‘
ma Corn 001) to the Gold initiated ~'
Spam
Sliver Polish.
muons, Atlanta‘deorximlsss. Cot
. tonfitates and international Exhihi
The best Polish for cleaning silver
HigheSt Awatdusiivcr Medal and ,
l we furnish just the clothes
$2 5.00; Evening Clothes. $23
$35.00.
, Norwalk’ Store:
l Masonic“ Building.
ol good quahtv
you ll get litre.
i In
always receives attention. especially if he‘s well attired.
Clothes do make the man—at least help to make him—and
prospective customer or employer. Don't make a mistake;
‘ don‘t neglect your apparel, especially when it costs so little
here. Business Suits, $6.00 to $15.00; Frock Suits, $18.00 to ,
Cams tackBms.f
§ Telephone Call 82-2: South Norwalk Store. 1
iltsities being :1 prompt store thII lb '1 store
Here are to be found the
best grams that money can buy There Is
DIElllY oi chants for deceptIon III enumbui we
dm I take those chances
tIooJ gram .15 thl as good wutbt i\ Wll’ii
BUY OATS THATS CLEAN
MANUEL T ”#701!
.4 . . . _.
to secure the attention of a
to $40.00; Tuxedofioats, $23 to
' in ii:
80th Norwaik Store: I
14 South Main 8!. ‘I
I
PLATlNUM
having all the merit of Steel Engrav-
ings and absolutely Permanent.
Trolleys pass the door.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
ARTISTS; PROOF
of warmer tone, with a rich velvety
surface. The. very perfection of Artis
tic. Portraiture.
All work is‘finished Wllh especml care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
CARDS. BOOKETS
EASTER
AND NOVELTIES
also
PRAYER BOOKS, ‘HYMNALS AND BIBLES
Wm. P.
BOOKSELLER. STAT IONER, ENGRAVER.
Beers,
FISH
iMARKET
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49 Wall street. Namath, Conn.
nausea: _ - In In.
§ STEAK coo, 10c lb.
(5 nappocx, 6c lb.
B R ID J E sat-zen unnmxo. 5 he. 25¢
‘ LARGE Final“, 3 Ibs.. 25c
NO. I SMEL'I‘. I lbs.. :5»:
PIKE. PICKEREL. CARP. , snap.
BLUE AM) EELS.
Prices low but stock therbett.
R- J. CUTBILLE
WEST END -‘
WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
Tel. 108. "
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This is the season when Patent Medi-
cine is heavily advertised. but our Physi-
loan will tell you that Spi ch Is the
greatest natural blood purifier. Health
“Brand Is the best III that it Is canned fresh
and Is absbluielv tree from grit and don I
i
forget In: label
Wmsnpplyailmmu; Building Inmate! em W;
,mmudmmhoamfih mammnoetindum :wdllm
,w ~ to Man».
" EASTER VNOYELTIES ,.
it Smith’s Confectionery
and Name Eggs, Fancy Boxes, etc.
lpoolal Sale
This Week
7clb.
Teiéphono 144-4.
ANGLOJAPANESE AGREEMENT.
Received by hoopla with “Most Per-
fect Cairn."
S,’l" l'lIl'l‘EiiSlltlilG March "0———Tho
Official Messenger in publishing today
the Fi‘.‘illlfl)RllSiIllilll declaration rela-
tive to tho Anglo-Japanese convention
(cabled to the. Associated Press yIII-I-
tcrday evening), accompanies it with
an official statement as follows:
“The imperial goyernlueut received
with the, most perfect calm the au-
nouncement of the Anglo-Japanese,
agreement. The principles which have
guided Russian policy since the begin.
ning of the disturbances in China re-
main and will domain inviolate. Rus-
sia insists on tho maintenance of the
independence and integrity of China. a
friendly neighboring country. as well
preservation of the status quo and III-n
and notice in the far east by the con-
struction of th‘e‘great Siberian rail-
road, together with its branch lino
through Manchuria towards a port al.
ways ice free. Russia aids in the ex-
tension iu these regions of the cord
merce and industry of the whole world.
forward obstacles at the present time?
The. intention expressed by Great Brit-
sucd by the Russian government can
certain political spheres in quite a dif~
thrI imperial government towards a
diplomatic act which in its eye docs
nation on thr.I political horizon.
w...—
ANARCHIST MOST'S APPEAL.
Heard by the Appellate Division of
thg Supreme Court Today.
NEW YORK. March 20-’l‘he appel-
late division of the supreme court has
just heard arguments in the appeal tak
en by John Moot. who was convicted in
the court of appeal taken etaninnnnn
the court of special sessions for pub-
lishing in her lI‘reiheit. on September
'I', 190']. under the caption "Murder vs.
Murder." an article which. it was con-
tended. had a tendency to irritate the
public mind.Q Counsel. for Most. con-
tended thaI under section eight of the
state constitutimI. “every citizen may
freely speak, write or publish his sen-
timents on all subjects and that UH"
intention of IiIe framers of the consti-
tution was to prevent any censorship
of the press." Counsel also conirndcd
that the article published was not libel-
ions and that it did not tend to commit
a breach of the peace and that it did
not come within the inhibition of an
express statute.
A representative from the district at-
torney's office contended that under
the penal code Most had published an
article which had disturbed the public
peace and outraged public decency.
The justices reserve decision.
BARGES SINK.
NEW LONDON. March 2fh—Biiffetcd
by the northerly gale swept from stem
to stem by the heavy sea, and invas-
cd in a shroud of ice the benign valley
railroad tugs Shawncsc and Luzerene
limped into the harbor yesterday af-
ternoon with two tows of barzcs. Two
of the horses of the ‘LtIzerene's tow
the Baltimore and Barnerat. were
hardly within the comparatively calm
waters of the. harbor before they sank
while still bv the tow lines with the
tags. The Brilliant. another of the
Luzerene's tour. was kept upon the sur-
face by the big pumps of the tugs. The
crews of the sunken barges were safe‘
ly taken off.
A SURPRISE FOR BRIDGEPORT.
NEW YORK. March ‘20.-Jo.hn Mc-
Lachlan. forty-three, and Mrs. Jennie
Cormran. thirty-seven, ran away from
Bridgeport Tuesday and were married
yesterday in' the .Yorkville police '
court. Magistrate Mayor performed
the. ceremony. The groom said: “We
wanted a quiet wedding, and that‘s
the reason we came here to get thé
knot tied.“ When asked the" reason
McLacblan said: “We just wanted to
surprise the Bridgeport people when
we comeback from our honeymoon.“
—PENUMONIA
comes from neglected colds. Take
Brazilian Balm to cure the cold. in
100 250, 500 and :1 size bottles. Plais-
led's Baxter's or 'l‘he Clifford.
TheSoIithNorwalk
Trust Co will be
latheir New Office,
93 East washing-
’ ton street, tomat-
DIIclIs. Rabbits, Chickens, Panorama I
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Mixed, Candy _
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Our
Stores!
Are
Re‘plete 6
as that of Caren Russia desires the ‘ '
Would it be. to her interest to put '
alu and Japan to attain thOSe same oh- ‘ i
jects, which invariably have. been pur- . .
With the choicest collection of
SPRING CLOTH ‘7
For Men, Boys and Juveniles that you have ever seen in till to
The latest fashion kinks in
Pilifliii Tailored armors»
will be found in our stock, and at every price. You may be sure that:
meet with nothinz but sympathy in ’.
Russia, in spite. of the comments in 3
fIIrcnt light the impassive attitudeof ‘ '
not champI in any way the general sit- . T
Our Spring Hats
Are duplicates of the fashionable high- priced hatters‘ bloom
save you item 50 cents to Si. so and you won t object to gth'ft Iv' '
Willis H. , Silliik,’
48 and 50 Wall Street.
NORWALix. I
..IOQO¢OOWOOWOOOOOQCIOO ”MWMW
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ing and the most perfect-fitting garments that it is possible to“
h
Sflllfltk & We
98 Washington Street"!
l SONORWALK
THE MODEL GROC
A Helpful Factor to the Buyer.
Timely Topics.
PRUNES. -—Let us show you what
we can do in Prunes, at
St: lb. 3 lbs. for 22c
OUR DRXED BEEF continues to
Cut thin from good
beef. hand sliced; it keeps them
coming after they once had at
22c dos.
1"" moons .—Speciai heavy BI
% 11,. g for Store, Factory or Barn,
EGGS-Fresh Eggs, _
BUCKWHEAT—3 lb. pkg"
BAKING POWDER—Golden Rod
Baking Powder, ’
Every box has a ticket in it, call.
SOLICITING Y OUR ORDERS.
h-..“
ing for a present‘ in Crock hr 1
II' are. Some Wash Bowls and
Pitchers Oatmeal Dishes
Plates, Dinner Plates.
Dis‘hes, Vegetable Dishes; ’ '
etc" too numerous when
CAKES —-To clear them on
100 1b.: 3 lbs,-
(Regular 2 lbs, 250) “
i (Regular 45 and 500 )7 If!
Headache. Eymhe blurring of the print, are some of the
than. of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONCE. ,3
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly
68 WA LL STREET;
DIWASTED VESSEL ADSIF‘T
NANTUCKET Ilse. March 20—4 i STONING’I'O
lute vessel disabled is adrift three lOnlIwood, with: '
Inna: oil on; south side of on: island £5qu omit um III,
with colors oeton her banprit ulwuimiled frontier
signal of 41mm The Surf side life; tattle? 1W1! by
gringo-ten has metallic-osmium towed to one of 1b
l
gutters one win re
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