<1 KI ‘3 ILRNE'S D- Rhone I656: A delicious dinner seabed daily. 011541155051.htm coffee. -——-— Restaurant. 3! Washington St. Bakery, 5! Washington St. 11111115115 Ntiles. Atto111ey John li.Lly,l1t was in Hart. ford today. -, Bishop McMahon Council. c. a. 1... will meet tonight. Bernard Collins. of North Main street. is in New York. A meeting of (formal Labor Union will be held this evening. General Russell Frost is in Hartford today on legislative business. Mrs. Harrie Morehouse is seriously ill at her home in least avenue. Attorney .0. H. Vosburgh is in New York and Hoboken on business. Mrs. T. I.'Rdymo1'1d of Hillside, re- turned last. night from a southern trip A rehearsal of liutler Lodge degree team will be held in the Lodge room this evening. Miss Lizzie ‘Collins, who has been visiting in town. has returned to her home in Danbury. Miss Zellca Van’ l‘.asscl of Bridgeport who has been visiting in town. has re- turned to her home. A. J. Collins and Company received this morning a oarload of bedroom and dining room furniture. W. C. Durham and E. H. Hite of ‘5. cat Norwalk. are having tclcphoncs installed in tlrler houses. Henry M. Perry has returned from New Haven, whore he went to attend the funeral of his niece. A meeting of Court Malrackemo. F. of A.. will be "held this evening. ’l‘wo candidates will befllnitiatcd. . Miss Mcda ’Adams. of Washington. D. (f... is spendinga few days with Mrs. Homer F. Bucknam. South Main street. Coley Roscoe one of the drivers of the llawxhurst Milk Company w1li ionic the employ of that concern on Monday. , Dr. E. S 0ste1bsnks Dentist. No. 5 Not th Avc.,Norv1alk. The degree team of Iincas Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. will go to Stamford to per- form sortie work for Ouax Tribe. Fri- day evening. Jeweler Charles E. Lawrence. of Nor~ walk. has been called to Brooklyn where his father lies very critically ill of pneumonia. Organist Edward J Sims announces that there will be no extra rehearsal of Trinity Church thoir tonight. as he is obliged to be out of form The annual meeting of the Alua3s chd3 Circle of King's Daughters o the Norwaik Methodist Church will bc held in the Epworth parlol Wednesday Tire class meeting tonight in illr‘ l‘imt Methodist prscopal Church will c.0111mcntc at 7:30 oclock. ll: verybodv wr lcome. Seth Remington will be the ltndcz. The Friday Afternoon Club will be entertained by Miss Getler. at the hour-- of her sister. Mrs. David Miller, 3! Elmwood avenue Friday. March 13th at 3 p. 111. An cxt1a panel of jut3n1cn has been made to try the German murder case in Bridgeport. .lolm Manning and Ed- ward Barrett. of‘Sonth Norwalk. have been empaneled. The Hebrew Social Club will give a necktie and apron party Thursday evening in Raymond‘s Hall. it will he. an invitation affair. and a very mer- ry time is anticipated. The work of renovating and painting the interior of the post ofllce has been. completed and the clerks and letter carriers are glad to be able to breathe good ozone. free from the smell of paint. he young ladies‘ physical culture ass of the South Norwalk Y. M. C. A. will hold a meeting this evening. The basketball teams of the class attended the games at the armory last night in a body. The Winthrop basketball team and the Cockenoe Tribe team will play Thursday evening at the town assem- bly hall. Will street. The members of the lndlan team are Frank Godfrey Arthur Kenny. William James. ‘Vll! liam alliter- and .1. s. Bailey. There was quite an interesting time yesterday afternoon in Wall street when four buyers of shop worn cloth- ing gottogether and had an argument. The stair broke up before blows were struck. but matters waxed- so warm that a crowd collected around them. WW _ DidVou Ever Stop To Think . . that the. place. to buy your Cigars and Tobacco is where the stock is kept right! We have such a place and our Ct to it in condition to snack whether 1t bu one or a box Not too dry, or too’mo at but just so flair arena and to plenum County two brands of cure lurch Rebekah Lodge was held last nlnht. The uncontested divorce case of Sam- uel Boyd vs. Etta tloyd. both of East Norwalk. is not down for Friday. in Bridgeport. A large number of people about town are planning to visit the legislature to- morrow. to hear the settlement of the matter of division or consolidation. in this issue Lewis the photograph- er, announces that he cut the price of first quality work right in half for this month only. Read the advertisement. ‘Miss Lona Hendricks. who was op. orated on several days ago for appen- dicitis at the hospital. is so far recov- ered that she was taken home yester— day. Pix-Mayor George B. Buxton. who recently returned from Cuba. has an excellent collection of photographs, which he took while’sojournlng on the island. Read Cutbili's advertisement today, you lovers of fresh fish. A fresh ar- rival is received daily and in today‘s advertisement the prices seem exceed- ingly reasonable The freight steamer Eagle did not arrive In South Norwsik today from New York. until about noon. because of the storm. She should have becnvin early this morning. Town Clerk Herbert It. Smith is corr- flncd to his hnnrc in West avenue to- day by an attack of rheumatism. Miss Annie Estelle Smith is in charge of the town-clerk's office today, The New York GrOcer'y stores cm- phasize the. advantage of purchasing of them by marking peas at a very low price. Read their advertisement and see what 7 cents invested in peas will return to you. - Stanley Taylor. the young sort of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Taylor, of Cranbury. is. seriously ill of scarlet fever. Mr, and Mrs. Talor's daughter Laura is staying at the home of her grandfather. Char- les E. Gregory, during her brother's illness. No nch has as yet been received of the whereabouts of Daniel Morrell and A. .l. Shackclton. who abscondcd a few days ago. The mystery surrounding their disappearance is a deep as evcr.‘ and none of their friends have the faintest idea where the two men are. FRIARS iN THE PHILIPPINES. Archbishop Guldi Makes a Statement Regarding Religious Affairs. ROME. March lit—Another report from Archbishop Guldl. the Apostolic delegate in the. Philippines has just been received at the Vatican. I11 an account of the religious conditions of thc islandsyit says schism started by ‘Bishop" Agllhuy. the. leader of the In. dependent Catholic Church in the is lands. seems to be. gravcr than at first appeared. as a strong Filipino party is raising false hopcs among the natives of independence from Rome. claiming that the expulsion of the friars is in- dispensable in order to obtain the in- dependence of the country. The apos- tate priests are fourteen in number. it is gathered from good sources of information that the vatlcan authori~ Arabs-ml of the decree team of ' Our new Guarani. “Tomorrow or my BACK. LISTEN TO OUR HA T MAN: “This is the best show of Spring hats we ever have had. Some of' cm .111: pretty. snappy—hats for young fellows hallo want the very latest thing. the new widabrlm derby (3 one of these. i' “In soft hats the Quaker shape promises to run well. especially with young men who want ‘SOmethlng different.’ It bass flat crown and a wide brim and is handsome without being freakish. “771a Youman’ s and Harrington derbles had: caught all the style of the handsomest bloc/ts of the season. styles for conservative men and all men who ql'be attention to dress.’ New Spring Derbles. 3 3 and 32. New Spring Soft Hats, $2.5 0 and 52. A pair of trousers no‘lb and then are needed by the best of men. Here' 5 a chance to get the best of trou- sers. prices: 32 to $5 trousers down to $1. 48 $1. 98 and $2 98. A convincing argument on the possibilities of our it??? department, 54, 50 or $5 trousers to order for 0 SOUTH NORWALK. E i Tel. Call. 32¢. OMW”WOO”MM NORWALK. Tel. Call “-4. . Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the end you find thcnr most expensive. The digestive organs of .a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust. That is why I sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and llIGII GRADE FEED. A word from you will brlu‘g any quantity you may wish-every bag of the higheskstand- 11rd of quality. , 1AM BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ,. I MANUEL T. HATCH. ties are well satisfied with the cner- - 0 gctlc uctlon'of Archbishop Guidl uiro has succceded in checking the dissi- dent mov oment. MANCHESTER WOMAN MAY NOT RECOVER. MANCHESTER. March lil.-~——Thc condition of Mrs. William Smith. who was stabbed Sunday night by hcr hus- band, was considered to be very crlt~ ical this afternoon. Doctors Sharp and Widener. who are attending hcr. announced that picurisy had set in and that her wounds were unusually pain- ful. it is now ‘considercd doubtful if she will recover. —- asceur "‘AemVALs OF VESSELS. BOSTON. March lil.—-Arrlved: Stea- mer Pawnee. illni. from Mcdltcrrean ports. LONDON March III-*All‘httI S1ea- mer Minuotonku from New York. i111 3111 a___t 1B11g1111 House and lot corner East ave- nue and Fort Point street, East Norwaik, Conn. 8 rooms. and water in. Small barn. Lot about 240 feet front by about 135 feet deep. INQUIRE 01“ TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN. 74 Washington St. So. Nor-walk. m3 4w NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. Complete line of Soauldlng Bros.‘ Baseball Goods for 1903. Clubs supplied at special rates. is: MITS, 18c. 31 MITS, 76c. Coleman's News Stand. inseam MAIN eraser. Wltruau 1135.511; ' .3. Royal 6.5.1.5 Wily mammardedfor these My watches for meat: In gold. gold filled and 51'!- Housc contains - NEW EDITION Revised General Statues of Connecticut NOW READY. William P. Beers, Booksollor Stationor. Engraver. 49 WALL STREET, NONWALK. CONN. LOOK INTO IT! INVESTIOITE. ’ Why shouldpou not read more than 11 few minutes without discomfort? Why huddle] your eyes give you trouble? Wh3 those headaches? You owe it to yourself to have your eyes carefully examined. HOMER B HOYT. REFRACTINO OPTICIAN. Room 9 United Bank Building, South Not-walk, Conn. Ofllco hours 8 to 11:43; 12:45 to 6:80. saturday evenings, 7-9. Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. WOWWW JACKSON 5 PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS ' WILL LAST FOREVER. ARTWORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. Sittings by appointment, or from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. J! CKSON’S STUDIO ‘\ 0.5319511. Holst. 53 w." street, Norwalk. mommwmmm Wmmmmi ' FOR THIS MONTH ONLY Reduced Price. for "First Quality" Photographt. CABINET SIZE, $2.75 DOZEN HALF CABINET, $1.90 DOZEN OUR LEADER, 75c DOZEN Children's PhotOgraphs a Specialty. We develope and print for Amateurs. LEWIS, 11 MAIN at, Honolulu: YOU RAV IIS FOR A I "SIX MONTHS’ COURSE in business. but see wnat yonget! You get a training which will. place you, ladies. right at the start. into a position paying at less than $10: and you gentlemen. into one paying not less than $12.00 (We _' guarantee it.) . *' ’ 'I' Go without your bustness'traiilln and how long will you have to plod along at I. salary of .50. This is food for serious thought. Ask us more about this. and remember we have I "nationn" reputation. ‘prlng term opens April 8th. — BROWN BUSINESS 0011111111 momma 1111 ~ ' lotion. Quince Skin Lotion is a cold weather hand comfort that you can depend upon. Used every day, it prevents and cures chopping and soothes it all irritated skins. is not 2 sticky or greasy. ‘ In 250 Bottles. Clifford Pharmacli ' PHONE 16-2. ,;.. DHOWNED lN OTTER RIVER. Assistant Postmlstrcu Killed Herself in Presence of Her Father. OTTER RlVEl‘t. Mass. Mart-h ill—411 the presence of her father and in spite of all that the parent could do to re- strain her. Mist-1 lda Warner committed suicide here today. by jumping into the Otter River. The wonrun. who had acted as assist- ant to her father. Francis Warner. postmaster at the Otter River station. was thirty-eight years old. Lately she had not been in good health. This morning she seemed to be suffering from mental trouble. but undertook to perform her duties. Suddenly Mr. War- ner. who had been keeping an anxious eye on his daughter. saw her start from the office and r1111 swiftly towards the river, fifteen yards away. Mr. Warner made all possible speed after her. hilt she reached the oank first. and with- out a pause. leaped into the water. The . river was deep and the current strong. Mr. Warner could not swim. He shout- ed for help and finding a plank. thrust that into the water. in the hope that his daughter. at the last moment. would seize it. The hope was vain for almost the moment she touched the wa- ter her body was seized by the cur— rent anti disappeared. SHIP CARPENTERS 0N STRIKE. Sixty Employee of the Thames Ship- building Co. Want Nine Hour Day. NEW LONDON. March ill—About sixty ship carpenters, ioincrs, fasten- ers anti laborers employed III the ship- yard of the Thames Towboat Company, went out on a strike on Monday be- cause their demands for a nine hour day were refused. The Central Labor. Union has taken up the matter and it Is not improbable that the strike will extend to other branches of the Thames Towbont Company's business which includes the l~'. H. and A, ll. Chappcll Company. wholesale and re- tall coal dealers. The situation to- day remains unchanged. The men say they will stay out all summer if neces- sary. and F. ii. Chappell, of the Tow- boat Company. states positively that he will not acceth~ to the demands of the men. POPE GREETS BRITISH CATHO- LICS. ROME. March iii-H'I‘hc popc today received with great solemnity the Duke of Nort‘_olk and a delegation of Brit- ish Catholics who inesented the p_on tiff with meetings and offerings The duke read a loyal address, which the pope answored, expressing his apprec- The nolutiff looked very Well. considering his late illness. He said he felt quite himself again. Til following was the most import- ant passage in the finite of Norfolk’s address: "We cannot forget the no- ble series of encyclicals in which you have regulated the affairs of the church with the kingdoms of world. while strenuously asserting that independence of the Holy See which Catholics throughout the world will never cease to claim." ANNIVERSARY OF ROYAL MAR- RIAGE. LONDON, March 10-4119 fortieth anniversary of the marriage of King Edward and Queen Alexandria was celebrated today with the customary firing of salutes and ringing of bells. Their maiesties received many tele grams of congratulations from public bodies. There will be a ball tonight ot Buckingham Palace in honor of the oc—'» easlon MAN AND WIFE KILLED IV COAL GAS PATERSON. N. J.. March lO.-——.lohn Van Dree and his wife were found dead in their home here today. having been killed by fumes of 'coal gas, escaping from a stove. The South Norwalk Trust Compaau Have you felt the need , of a small sum of money that it ‘was impossiblefor you to get . 16 South Main Stroll. when most neadtdf ‘ Depmit a portion of your in- some with the South Namath Trust Company and“ you will always have available funds at your downed » , I I rows you "use STILLOON'I‘ sesame: It not. no wonder you have Grip, Mm tarts, etc. Guaranteed u recommend no or may refunded. After months of preparation-study and selection, we present to you our- llue of Spring Overcoats. which -~.we‘ onestly believe to be the finest'ln or; cry wav ever shown in this part. of the countiy. The fabrics include the choicest selections of Coverts, in Tan Oxford and other fashionable Spring shades. and Vlcums in Oxford Gray! and Blacks We have ttikeuf special care to select garments that. carry that desirable air of 'lnI‘ilvldualit}rt usually found in the high class, merino-meas- me gslments only. in spite of. the o ceptlonal v.alues however, you wlli’fl 1! our prices as low: as greatly. inferior. garments ale usually sold for. 7 Fashionable Spring Overdouts.‘ , 38. 50, 3IO. OO', 3l2. OO. 3I5 and 3I8§ Early Spring Otylos Crofut a Krupp Hots Now Ready. - $2 to $3. Other Makes“, 3|. 25. 3| O0 in 0111 Boy’s Clothing Department: you will find the newest creations for this season. including a superb collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trousers. VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS’ GIFT LIBRARIES. SELLECK 81 PRICE to spot cash purchasers. the" LEHIGH EGG. STOVE, NUT ~ to come here and unite the selection. 98 Washington Street South Noeralk #mww _... Free Crockery No held-over Bugs fernlei Apricots—California- Canned Apri- cots, new 900110,. nice stGGkHCc can, Dried Apricots. bright and fine, 2 lbs. for 25¢. Sweet Potatoes. new lot bright Ind”. fine, 151: 2 qts. . tor Pal-snip: and Carrots. ' B .1 We have just got in store from a manufacturer of Trenton. N. J., a good grade of Crockery, which we will give A ticket with every purchase. Save your tickets and get a set of dishes. See window. Connecticut Fresh Eggs, 25c doz. New York State Eggs. 22c doz. Lorenzo Dibble. Only Eye Strain. Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more Headaches. Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for. If“ your eyes glvo you the. slightest trouble is it not the best pbllcy to find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and costs you. nothing. If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusted is our guarantee 0. B. JACKSON, murmur- OPTIOIAN . NORWALK. CONN. 1b.-.. 5. WALL STREET, coal at Raymond Bros ....;; saunas-Li , BLOCK COAL FOR OPEN GRA‘Tss Buumtnous for steam producing... . . - Careful drivers: Clean Coal. a- ‘oua nmo assoamenr 1 ' ' ‘ - is undoubtedly complete and as varied as you will 111511 in drinking“ es- tablishments. If you wish a ring suitable for any occasion yfl1.§9I.-¢°.fifl . -4...“ w H. S. Rood, , . 3011!th MILCOM Lungs Outbiilis Bridge Fish harlot Den’t throw your money away on in- 31 Iorlor goods. We keep the freshest fish in town. Herring. ‘lc 11551111111311 Buddies. 121: 1b.: Ocean Blues. 100 lb.: Fancy Bloat- ers. 2 for 51:; extra nice. Boer Shad. large green Smelt, Blue Fish. Weak Fish. Steak Cod. Haddock, Halibut. Salmon. Pike. Plckerel; Open Long Clams. 30c qt; Extra Large Escallops. We at. “ R J. (301811 '“L 1...... all?“ t 1
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