Item ”C to $1.50 a‘pa‘lr.
E. K BAN
46 $.41 WDOT WAIHINDTONs IT"
Mandolin» Hotel Clock.
lentil Nerwsllt. Conn. '
lull Milli lilies.
WHIRIFWT.
ll‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday. A slight distur-
bance appdars this morning on the gulf
coast. but pleasant weather prevails
generally in all sections east of the
“00k! Mountains. There has been a
decided fail in temperature during the
past twenty- four hours in the extreme
northwest. Edmonton, Canada. re-
ports 26 below zero. The tempera-
ture continues mild east of the Missis-
fiIDDI Valley. Conditions favor for
this vicinity. pleasant weather and not
nruch change in temperature.
Harry Jayne, of llnion street. has re.
numcd his duties with William H.
Smith. the Norwalk painter. after a
several tl'ays illness of the grip.
Ml rind Mrs. Orlandol. Allen enter-
talner’ Commodore and Mrs. P. (I. San-
fort of Saugatuck, and Mr. and Mrs.
JOIN E. Mitchel, of Block Island. R. 1..
at,“ dinner last evening.
The Rev. Louis E Borl'.y assistant to
the Rev. Dr. Bi',adford pastor of the
First Congregational Church. of Merit-
clair. N. J.. has accepted a call to the
First Congregational Church at Will-
lingford
Jack Dunleavy, the well-known ball
player. will leave for Amherst Col
latte. m be In ills duties as coach for
the lldsebal team on Marclr'20th. Dun-
iealry has signed with the St. Lellis Na-
tional League team.
' Miss Rena Pills will lead lthc Young
People‘s meeting, this evening. at 7:30
in the ladies' parlor of the Nerwalk
Congregational Chapel. The regular
mid—week prayer meeting will follow
at. 8 o'clock in the chapel. .
Mr. anrl Mrs. Carl l‘einiuger. of New
York city. who appeared last evening.
at Mrs. Newkirk's recital. in Lock-
weorl' s Hall were guests over night. (it
Dr. and Mrs. Newkirk. at their home in
Morgan avenue, Norwalk. ‘
T. W. Swan of the class of 1900 at
Yale has been elected marshal] of the
third year class of the Harvard law
school. Tbi is the first time In the
history of Harvard Unrversity that
such a position has fallen to a Yale
man.
Fewer ”gallons wears longer; Devoe
Tile entertainment committee of
Sherman Council Royal Arcanum has
issued Invitations to a smoker to be
given in Red Men's Hall Washington
street. tonight. There will. be an en-
tertainment program and refresh
merits.
‘ 'Coekenoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. will re:
ecIVc an odioial visit tomorrow night
from. Great Senior Sagamore William
H. Pond and four candidates will be
given the warriors degree. There
will be refreshments and an outer-
talnment.
The Cockenoe Tribe. l. O. R. M..
basketball team will line up against
the Montauks at the Town Assembly
hall. Wall street. this evening. Though
the Red Men‘s team has two Montauk
players on it. the Winthrops are con-
fident of making a good showing.
T. Farrar Burke, of Cheyenne. Wy-
oming. the owner of the weli~known
Dr. Burke property in West street. 00
cupipd by Francis 8. Conley and fam-
ily. is having a number of improve-
ments made to the property. New
roots were recently placed on all the
buildings. and other altercations made.
and L. H. Decker is now engaged ,in
filling a large painting contract,
George Kron. formerly of South Nor-
walk. and C. H. Barrett. of New Brit.
m
nin. attender the meeting of basketball
interests in the Atlantic hotel. Brim
pert. Tuesday afternoon. The New
Britain then asked for the Bristol fran-
chise A8 VII-ll as the franchise in New
Britain and they expect to scoure it.
The game in Bristolwill be played In
larmory of permission is received.
he league will in this event be made
up of New Britain, Bristol. Hartford.
New Haven. .Bridgeport. Stamford one 4
e idea.
Honest Good? 3
Honest Weight
HoriSSt Prio‘é‘s ’"
Crisis. young Fowl lac lb.
and Loim Pig Pork (roast) lie to.
Prime Rib Roast, 14c lb.
italic" least
10: lb.
Pot Roast, 6 to 14: lb.
Pol-tortilla“ «Steak 18-20: lb.
.. .1; a»
\.
32 89. "all! Oh, Cor. Havllsnd.
SAMPLE MATERIALS
FOR G SUITS
AND OATS 7
Ila arrived. Wh
«live for.” is... added a
‘ J chariot} hhirt line. The
shirt; hiade for yolu is the
Imam
loo tellers over" and p rice V
it (to i'N
street. is ill of the grip.
James H' Corbett has removed from
Belden avenue to Berkley street.
fit. any. Ladles' Aid Society hole
a r'ogular working session last night
The Rev. Mr. Werner. of Stamford,
will preach this evening at Gileo
Church.
I P. ilk-Kenna of the Boston Store.
is spending a few days at his borne
in Providence.
l. O. Hamilton proprietor of the
Hotel H’ihiiton is recovering from an
attltek o the grip.
There will be a meeting of the An-
(lent Or'det liibetuiaus, this evening.
in Hibernian Hall.
The South NorWIIlr Launch Club will
hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. in
the Hotel Clifford.
Driver Samuel McGowan. of the Pili-
namo Hose wagon. has recovered fronl
a tow days' illness.
Former Lieutenant Governor Edwin
O. Keelcr of Norwnik, is having a
tussle with the grip. '
Trinity Nal al Cadets will hold a (hill
tonight. if the weather ls favor,abie on
the lawn of the church.
-—Don't forget the Ollogowolla ball,
Friday. March 13. nt Arlen Hall.
Mrs. S. I. Mills. of Washington
street. has returned from a visit in
New York and Brooklyn.
H. w. White, of Boston. was lrl
South Nor-walk. yesterday. and called
on Maples & Coidschmidt.
Miss S. .I. Gilbert. of St. Louis. Mo..
who is demonstrator for a health food.
has been visiting friends ill Nor-walk.
Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
Sons of America. will hold a regular
meeting, tonight. in Mystic Chain hall.
The Common Council of the City of
Norwaik will hold a meeting Monday
night at the. Council Chamber Wall
street.
Miss l. E. Hutchinson. of New York.
has accepted a nutrition as head of the
milliriery department of M. S. Smith &
Company.
Christian Kraemer the Nortll Main
street tailor has a fine kennel of Bel-
gian blues in the rear of his place of
business.
M. S. Smith & Company. of Wash-
ington street. are to open a mlllincry
department in connection with their
dry goods store.
The president of the National l’cdl
oration of Labor will be present at the
smoker to be given by the Oystermen's
Unlonon Friday night.
~Di‘.‘ M. S. Rosen. Eye and Ear Spe~
cialist from Bridgeport. removed his
office from the Mahackemo Hotel. to
52 North Main St. 80. Nerwaik. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays from 1
o‘clock to 4 p. in. only.
The Patriotic Order of Sons of Ain-
erica will hold a dance orl March 19
in Mystic Chain Hall. . William
Jesse’s orchestra will furnish the illit-
sic.
The Board of Relief of the South
Nerwnlk Union School district Is hold-
ing a meeting this afternoon in the
ofllcc of Selectmen Brown. 5 Railroad
avenue.
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Socie-
ty is arranging to hold a dance in its
rooms In Music Hall block, Monday
night. the liliil inst, in honor of St.
Patrick. -
Lincoln Council. Order of United
American Mechanics. will hold a regu-
lar alerting. tomorrow night. in Mys-
tic Chain hail. and transact routine
business.
Miss E. A. Erwin. of lloway‘torl.
principal of one of the schools ill West
Nerwalk. has moved and taken up her
South Nerwalk.
A meeting of the Girls‘ Friendly So-
ciety will be held this evening. in Trill-
ity Church. Business of importance Is
comin! up and the presence of curb
member In desired.
The Hill residence in West avenue
has been re-opened. Mrs. E. J. Hill
and Miss Clara Hill hare retum‘ed.
from Washington and Congressman
Bill will follow shortly.
The House of Parliament will be. the
tug of the Travel Club. of the Norwaik
Congregational Church. tomorrow ev-
ening at the parsonage.
Mrs Stephen R. Wilcox has returner]
from New York where she has been
visiting her brother Walter L Clark.
Mr. Clark has sailed for France on the.
‘steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grease.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. I. 0.
0.‘F.. wtll hold a full rehearsal on Fri-
day evening and it. will be necessary
for every one of the team to be present
asI tlhe whole work will be gone through
‘w tr
sirloin Steak. relic is.
sound Mock, "the lb.
‘ boulder. Steak. toe lb.
Fresh and..Cor.nsd sleds. o. Is.
Collage, but in town, 12V3e lb.
Millionai- Cured Hams, tie to.
{Public Market
. souril lion AgK. cells.
T O!
OF ROOSIVDLT.
. 3i amuse: Wis.. March
’ , Rename! this city. '
Roosevetat
blhorthowi * ”am
but). _
SOWADY. N. 1, March 18.—
Aldo-niacin .
residence at the Hotel Hamilton. in ‘ ,
subject under discussion at the meet- ,
sold Sonatas Ssh;
it"s time for spring sewing-«laid with the time comes a sale of notions
and linings and work basket needfuls that is planned to supply cvoiy want
to go ahead of all its predecessors
That means much for sewing sales here have been notable in the var- ‘
iety and value of the articles offered and. what interests the store most. in
the amount sold.
Bearing this in mind, we‘ve made ready to do better; iiuvo prepared more
thoroughly. have gathered larger quantities.
Let us emphasise this fact: These are not notions “nrudo to sell" bill
the regular sorts that every woman buys year In and year out. Only at the
sewing sale are such prices as these to be bad.
THREADS. COTTON. SILKC. ETC. Darning cotton on (aids billtii only.
\ cl——6c doz
Coats‘ spool eotiou, all numbers. worth m w l
. . . ., . . Button and shoe thread.
gazelsznfladfiT165004)‘ml spools, worth spools. worth 5c«—2 for he,
Marshall‘s or liarbour's lillcn thread.
10tl~yurd
Willinlautic spool cotton. all riuru- 200.ymvd spools, worth title doz.~75c
hers. black and white. lion-yard spools. doz.
worth 5" 59001—3“ “90‘“. Best carpet thread. worth "lo—2c.
Brooks” cotton. all numbers. black skcin.
Dexter's knitting cotton, all numbers,
worth Ire—3c.
and white. lUOvyard spools. worth 20
spool—ti for lie.
Busting cotton. all numbers. black
and white. btltl~yard spools. worth 5c
spool—~2 for Se.
Sewing cotton. all numbers. black
and white lilo-yard spools. worth 2c——
lc.
“()nlt' Iillt'll'iiiiiiiiit‘ti
tic—t3 for he.
COI'Iit‘t‘lii spool silk. biuck orily.worth
iOc-Qtie. .
Large spools sewing silk, black only,
worth 350—“ lilc.
Kerr's Lustre twist, 400-yard spools,
worth l'lchoi
Darning lotion on spools worth lic—
Ii for ac
BRAID. BINDINGS. ETC.
'l‘iiilcta binding full .il, Lillie i0 yard
pieces, black and white worth i7c-
120.
Taffeta binding, tl‘yard pieces, black
and white, worth tile—«Sc,
Silk Prussia binding. black and
white. 6~)’fl‘l‘d pieces, wol-ill inc—«8c.
Silk Prussia binding. black and
wlrlte. tl-yard pieces, worth Hie—lie.
Golf’s Angora mohair braid. h-yard
pieces. black only. worth lire—~80.
Mohair tlrcsil braid, 5-yard pieces.
black only. worth inc—5c.
Best doubli- serge belting narrow.
worth 750 picrc~tltlr piece,
The [lowland Dry Good- Company
Bridgeport.
tlll'eud. worth
CONNECTICUT PATENTC. 'MAKEB WIFE JOlNTLY LIABLE.
The following were Issued March 10.
1903:
List furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port. Conn:
G. H. llilnorrd and W, F. Dial. Bridge
port. sewing machine. I
G. H. Dimond, W. F. Dial and W. R.
m
Act insuring Payment to Landlords.
Physicians and Others. by
Either Party.
A bill before the legislature which is
of interest not only to all men women
and landlords as well as to physicians.
is the one, the text of which follows
Abercrombie. Bridgeport, crossing and which Ml Banks, of Falrileld.
means for sewing machine. chairman of the Judiciary committee
Thomas M. Maedonald. Bridgeport llcpel-iod favorably to the House:
two patents: Making sound-records. An act concerning the joint liability
tieissuc): sound record (reissue) of husband and wife—«vile it enacted. by
Henry H. Sprague. Bridgeport gas- Itho senate and house of lcprcs south
motor. I lives in general assembly convened.
Henry H. Sprague, Baugatucy. gas 3 “All purchases made by either hus-
meter. lilltllfi or wife In ills or ilt‘l' own name.
in case of marriages on or after the
twentieth of April. lRTT, shall be pro-
]suined, in absence of notice to the con-
.loscph Luppino. New Haven. head“
rout support for couches.
Albert E. Paskcll. New Haven, step-
iadder. . ti'ary, to be his or her private account
James Il‘. Molloy, West Haven. slide laud liability; but both shall be liable
buckle. for the reasonable and necessary sei-
leorge B, I’ickep. rites of a pills-trill“ ltntit‘lt'ti the bus-
lachable hinge. fbrmli. wife or their minor child while
Albert n. Wells. Southington, fl()OI"i residing In the faullly of its parents.
plate for steam and “rateppjpcg’ land for the rental of any tenement or
Frederic P. Gates. New London. drill. . llroiriises actually occupied by such
chuck. husband and wire as a residence and
Henrik Hillbom Wallingford metal reasonably necessary to them for such
bolder design :purpese. and both shall be liable when
TRADEMARKS lany article purchased by either shall
Russell Mfg Co Mlddletown hnr. 'llave iil flirt gone to the support of
ness— webbing. the family or for the Joint benefit of
. _, _ . both. or for IilI‘ reasonable lrppniol of
blister Shells
l the wife. or for her reasonable support,
" ltd " ‘
while abandoned by her husband.
Ground Bones.
New Britain. de-
. “It shall. however. be the duty 01'
f the husband to supper ills family. and
‘llts property, when to rid. shrill br- first
‘appiied to satisfy ally such joint lia~
bility; and the wife shall In equity be
lciltitled to any indemnity from the.
property of the husband for uni prop-
, ”T‘- Ieit) of her own that shall have been
. 1 taken. or for airy money that she shall
watCh this Spacelilllvf‘ been compelled to pay, for the
'ntl'sfartloli of any giltll rltlllu‘
’ o
for satm'dau S Items GRIP ssmsoles ash" GREAT DE
When colds and grip are plelrrlent
.the quickest lllltl surest remedies are
in great demand. Mr, Joseph D. Wil-
,Illilllfi. of Mclluff, \'ir.. says that he was
cured of a very deep and lasting at
lurk of la grippe by using Chamber.
ilatu‘ s Cough Remedy after trying sev-
Merrill 0 her”) partitions with no effect.
. for so fly Mil druggists.
Wr77”"m ”“7”“
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PHONE 22-2.
Schaub’s Market.
WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
South Norwalk.
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a stereo: OUICTION we no;
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“lo. and 50.
The Double Roll
, You cannot really appreciate
time values without seeing
them.
lite fi'be cent paper is a gilt
paper. the four cent is not.
207 East Washlllfllell Stitch
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
HAPPY BLENDINO 0F I’ATIIOS.
There is said to be a happy blending
of pathos and wit iii "A Jelly Mllerl-
turn Tramp." The cast contains the
nariles of such Well and favorably
known players as John W. West. who
plays "Happy Jack." the tramp; Miss
May Ward. the dainty little seilbrcttl-
star; Misti lielolr [lavage the well
known comic opcril prilna donuu. hits
of the Castle Square (.lompuuy; Miss
Margaret Meredith. a clever character
Irishwoman. slid iii fact every part is
In the builds of competent people. The
play will bc strong in musical and
vaudeville numbers and will be pre-
sented in all its immense entirely at
lioyt‘s. nintillec and night, Saturday.
March 14.
THE LIBERTY BELLES.
Seats for the engagement of Is'law do
Erlanger‘s splendid company seen in
the presentation of “The Liberty
Belles.“ which appears at Heyt‘s Then
ire. Moriday. March it}. were placed on
sale today. By those who have seen
it this entertainment is spoken of as
it production bright and full of life and
with all the elements necessary to the.
great success It has scored. it ought
to prove one of the most attractive of-
i'cl'lngs which the list of the season-
sou‘s bookings includes. The reputsr
lieu of the great hit of this piece in
New York and other cities has gener-
ally reached all theatre-goers, and this,
supplemented by the curiosity arous-
ed by the celebrated nightrobr- scene
and the pink pajama girl. together
with the unusually excellent company
appearing in its presentation will no
doubt be the means of crowding the
theatre. Besides Harry Ollfoil, the
mmedian'mid mimic. who leads the or-
ganization. there are a number of
wcll~known players and specialty or.
lists iii the piece and it is not an ex-
cess of enthusiasm to say that no bet-
ter company Ill musical comedy is be.
lug seen in current productions this
season.
RAY‘S HOT OLD TIME.
Altered into a great big. modern
musical comedy. ltily's "Hot Old Time"
will be seen at lioyt's. on Tuesday.
March 17. Rumor says it never was so
funny as it Is now. and everybody
along the road over which It has trav-
elled hither is raising about the fam-
ous Mario and Dunbarn ’lrio. The
chorus is larger titan usual and com-
posed of excellent dancers. vocalists
and pretty girls. and it has come ill
for lunch admiration. judging by the
t‘lll'UliilllllS heard of It on all sides.
The new character of the piece is
strong and the cast employed Iii it is
made up of clever artists.
DISTRIBUTION OF VALENTINE
EST
OAKLAND Cut. March -—-.ludgc.
Hill. of the Supreme Court. has order-
ed a distribution of the estate of the
late John J. Valentine, former presi-
dent of Wells hit-go and Company.
according to the terms, or the compro-
mise agreed upon between the widow.
Mrs. Alice B. M. Valentine and - thr
seven children. By the compromise
Mrs. Valentine is to receive one'third
of the entire estate which is apprais-
ed at 3426.352 instead of the specific
legacies left her by the will. 'l‘hcsr
consisted of 865.000 in cash and the
family residence “Cedar Croft." in East
Oaklands.
12.
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LATHERS‘ UNION HOLDS OUT.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y.. March 12.—
The members of the Lathers Union to-
day were interned by the Builders' Ex-
change that the three days set in the
ultimatum of that body had expired
and that if they would not go to work
nonunion men would be secured for
their places. They declined to do an.
holding out for the new scale of fifty-
ent rate of forty cents. Tire Carpen-
ters' Union has proffered its support
to the Iathers. Accordingly. a gener-
al tie-up of the building trades in this
city Is now believed to be inevitable.
ADIRONDACK TRDA'FFIC SUSPEND
be en the Adirondack Railway is sus-
pended from Stony Creek north to the
terminus at North Creek, a distance of
has moved down about ten miles, and
Stony Creek.
TRESPASSER SHOT OWNER.
ORANGE, Ton. Maran'z-dfra. Elia
Russell Was shot and killed yesterday
by Daniel Richardson It is said that
Mrs. Russell had forbidden the use of
u. portion of her lot for the passage oft)
the Richardson family to and from
their home. When Mrs. Richardson at,-
tempted to pass across the lot it is said
that Mrs. RM fired on her with a
shotgun. Ric eon returned the the
initiating [it wounds. .
scenario “i? the:
its.
NEW 1:
tired and seventy- ye non won .. to
Shooter‘s Island today to replace the
painters, anthers. shtpwrtghts. joiner-s
ind carpenters he went on strike in
M I? ey‘s
“till force mog'
gm
, mm‘lfim
aloha-t
ieLArlio
nastiness rem was
man ‘ ”
live cents an hour as against the pres- .
SARATOGA. N. EY. March 12. -Traf-
twenty- eight miles. as a result or the -
overflowing of the upper Hudson river. '
The ice which was gorged at the glen .
is now lodged between Thurman and _._. —
1.8.Q'rhg-esliud dist",
iteed
SOuth Norwalk's Great Dry Goods House.
1 ,
I . ‘ i
Practical Petticoats
Black memorized sateen and more»
the Petticoats so maul.) woman turn to its
soon as the time of the white skill IS over. =
It IS about Over now.
these new black Petticoats have.
menu ”new” touches which son will like
and the varielu and moderate prices Will
strongly appeal to lieu.
Some of them appear in our Best
window.
As lowlll priced as 79 cis. and as,
hichlu as $4.50.
565-235 Washington Si... 50. Norwalk,Cl '
Big enlistees.
INTEREST INCREASES DAILY.
Tomorrow we add to this important occasion by offering guaranteed pat-
crit colt skill Shoes for men and women, at
$1.95.
AND THESE OTHER SPECIALS.
Shoes for Women at $1.25 and $1.48. Slices for Men Ill. 1ch and $1.25. '
{Every slice included in this sale was tirade to sell for much more titan we
ask for them. See our windows.
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store.
--..__‘ - ”——
Carpets Mattings, Q
Oil Cloth, Linoleum‘s‘.
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demand now. llousecieanlng
anticipation discovers many short-comings and the necessity of a new Car-
pet. Matting. Oil Cloth .or Linoleum. If tilts describes your predicament r3-
incmber our reputation for large stack uird small prices and you are on the
right road to bargains. It is our intention that every customer shall receive
full value for every dollar spent under this roof for Furniture. Etc. . Pat-
tclils the newest. Qualities the best. Prices the lowest.
Our Norwslk friends will find our store a convenient place to wait for
.r trolley car. t.
A. J. COLLINS & 00..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
l2 to ill North Main St. South NOW
1 . ' I. I
08 IS 0W6 1‘.
If your coal is getting low in the bin. so is our!“ in
price. Might as well enjoy yourself for the rest of the
winter. Our coal is running good—looks nice. shiny
and clean. and will throw out heat to the last. You can
buy of us with confidence that you re getting the best.
One 'ton of it produces 2. 060 lbs. of satisfaction.
Drop to tomorrow with your order—or telephone
hs-—52~—3.
Joh H. Ferris,
i49 Washington Street South Norwaik.
DR. FISK STRIGKEN.
CHICAGO. March 12.-—Di-'.‘ ach'
l". Fisk. principal of Nor western
,Aca‘rlemy. who was strlek h with
apopleyy last Saturday has had anothu.
or stroke and is again In critiehl con.
dition Dr. P. F. Harding. his plant
cl: :2. 3: arm is t night that it a third
artath: bouid come within a few W"
his (hurries for recovery ti ,
sllgi'rt Dr. Fisk magnliieeu $2th
with Northwestern M
most fifty yeldl'fl and has b3: mildl-
pdl of the ace emy n m
part or the the Q. “
WHAT'S IN A NAME.
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E C. De-
Witt & Co., of carom. discovered.
inc years ago, how to make a solve
:0 rem Witch Hazel that is a specific for
Plies. For blind. bleeding, itching and
ding Pit.“ schema. cuts. burns,
bro I and all skin diseases. veWItt' s
Salve has no édual This has given
rise to numerous worthless counter.
feits.’ Ask for DeWitt‘s—the genuine. .
Ciiflqrd Pharniacy y. .
4*.—
Bastien" 1'0““ {articular cov-
E ORB.
Cilia GO, March Za—Five Metho
others will the guests of
iron 0 “a blower to be given at the
Auditorium by the Chicago Methodist
Sgcial tall this“ evening. Thsgo
atom
aloha 3. Mickey. of Nebras-
T..Durbin of Indiana;
he. of Michigan. John L.
bailout, and Richard
nilinola. mthmls' R. Van
Hottest)“. or othodlst
MT.“
taint
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