A delicious dinner cashed
daily.
CREAMmhed ma coffee.
Restaurant.
3! Washington St.
Baker».
5 I Washington St.
massacres
Bhone‘idS-S'
.I MN vi" m a
lords y.
It E. Gorham wants
Read his ad
The Bethany Guild. will meet on
Friday evening after service. in the
Guild room.
Bend the adveItiscmont of W B.
Sturtevant and see the big bargains at
little leces
Harry Benedict. of Osborn avenue is
ill at his home. His condition remains
about the some.
Ophia Chapter OI deI of the Eastern
Star will hold a meeting Friday night.
in Washington street.
The regular social and mum meet-
ing will be held this evening in the
Advent (‘ hrlstian Church.
The CIIthill Bridge Fish Market is
advertising fresh fish IOday. Road the
advertisement and be interested
The regular monthly meeting of
Douglass Fowler Post Woman' s Relief
paper hangers.
Local liars lites.
Kabaosa Encampment, l. 0 0. F. of
Norwalk will hold a regular meeting
this evening.
James W. Gault. of Bridgeport. sec-
retary of the Sound and Coast Wreck-
ing Company, is in town today.
The Girls' Friendly Sockety of Trin-
ity Parish will have thII classes in em
broidery and miiunery this evening
Rev R. C Tongue of All Saints'
Church Meriden will preach in Trin-
ity Church tomorrow night at 7: 30
o'clock.
William Raymond a member of the
New York police force was in town
yesterday. He is a nephew of T l.
and W. T. Raymond.
Stanley Taylor. the son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Taylor. of Cranb‘ury, who
is ill of scarlet fever. is thought to be
getting along very nicely.
Chief J. T. Prowitt. of Norwalk. lcft
this morning for Danbury to look over
the painting work being done on the
now White street station.
The degree team of Uncas Tribe. i
O. R. M.. South Norwalk, will go to
Stamford tomorrow evening and do
some work for Onux Tribe.
The Helping Hand Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist
church will meet Friday evening with
Mrs. Colcs Flewcllen. of Crescent Ter-
race.
The Catholic club will hold a Ieccp
tion in Lockwood' a hall Norwalk Tue-
sday evening April 11th. Like all soc-
ial affairs of the club, it will be un-
Iloutabiy a success.
Dr. E. S. Osterbaulcs, Dentist, No. 5
North Ave, Norwalk.
Rev. Romilly F. Humphrios will be
unable to meet the confirmation class
tomorrow afternoon on account of the
funeral of Mrs. Quintard_ and the ses-
sion will be omitted.
Today is the‘fifteenth anniversary
of the big blizzard and the remark-
nble counsel of the weather of today
and that of fifteen cars ago is being
commented on congidcrably
The regular meeting of the Norwalh
Chapter of the I). A. 11.. will be held
much 19 at which time the reports of
the regent and delegate to the Conti
ncntal Congress will be read.
The regular monthly meeting of tho
Officers" Association will be held in
theI rpoms of the Fire Ponce on East
Washington‘street. Friday night. Rou-
tine business will bc transacted.
Samuel L. Weed,.who had an Oper-
ntion performed on his hand and am:
at the New York Hospual some days
ago continues to improve but will re»
Inain at the hospital fOI some days
Ict
The tug Pottsville brought a cargo
of coal yesterdaI to Wilson's Point
The coal is consigned to J. H. Ferris.
and will be shipped to customers up
the Danbury road. it is bituminous
coal.
Dr. L. T. Day. health officer of the
town of Westport. has made a very
thorough examination of the pupils of
the Poplar Plains school. a case of
scarlet fever having broken out in the
school.
After being out two hours and three-
quartcrs. the jury in the case of Mrs.
Eliza Mix against the town of West
Haven. last night. brought in a verdict
awarding the plaintiff $1,250 for dam-
ages sustained by her in a fall at the
railroad bridge on First avenue in West
Haven last November. At. the time.
she broke hIII left wrist
The regular meeting of Sherman
Council. Royal Arcanum will be held
tonight at 7. 30 o'clock after which
there will be a smoker to which the
members are requested to invite their
gentlemen friends. Byington. Little
ton. Gordon. and others will be. heard
in new songs and specialties and the
orator has prepared a luncheon. Mom-
bcrs of Ponassus Council are invited.
Henry D. Cornell launched his trim
yacht Truant this morning. The Tru-
ant has undergone many changes in
the last few weeks and hardly would
be known from her former appearance.
The, old cabin and mast were removed
and a light summer cabin has taken
theold one'splace. Mr. Cornell will
depend entirely on his seven horse
power gasoline engine for propelling
power.
Did You 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
Cigars are always in condition to
smoke whetaor you bu one or a box.
Not too dry or too at. but just so
as to keep their aroma and to please
our customers. seventy two brands of
cigarabochooaefrom: ”fondant
01m and a large assortI
meat of Pipes and Slokcrl Articles.
' College is Very successful in staItinI:
Corps will be held tomorrow evening.
You certainly enjoy chatting with
Comstocit Hrothers' man of the tailor-
made department. Read the chat in
today's advertisement.
'l‘omoriow afternoon Rev. J. W.
Davis and Rev. F. S. Ainsworth go to
Bridgeport to attend II meeting of the
ministerial board of the Advent church
-—-Next ball to be given Friday eve.
Mal. 3.1 Mechanic 1-11.. Adam Schmidt' a
hall. Door IIIizes given free
Chief of Police Bradley reports that
things have been verv tame with the
Norwalk polchI so far this month Not
an arrest has been made so far this
month.
Today the bankrupt sale of the Fair
Cloak and NI Stale commenced and
it is evident that many good bargains
can be obtained heII-I. Road the ad-
vertlsement.
The Woman' s Christian Temperamc
Union will hold its regular weekly
meeting FIldav at 3 o'clock with Min.
1. A. Rlc'haIdson. 10 West aIcnue. All
are welcome.
Selectmen William B. Reed and
Samuel Lynes went to Cranbury this
morning and looked over the roads of
that district preparatory to starting
in to work them.
Time is p cuty of mum at the top
of the business ladder and the Brown
young men and women well up the
ladder. Read the ad
The Kelser Barathea craIattiIIg is
adIcrtlsed in 1 Davis & Son's adver-
tisement this afternoon and you will
spend time wen in looking over the
real article in the Davis store
You will hate to see thc papeI uhlc h
J. W. Beatty is offering at four and
five cents a double roll. in older to
appreciate the value )0" arc getting
Read the ad. and thou Hail the store.
-—He suic and attend the Ollogowolla
ball at Arion Hall Friday March 1.:
The Excelsior ocial Society will
hold a meeting his evening at the
home of Mrs. Lena lirlggerman. 10
Fairfield avenue. There will be danc-
ing. music to be furnished by members
of the club.
A man named (‘owles who w-oIkcIl
at the rake factory in Pleasant Vallcy
badly lachaled his a. m by being
caught in a cutting machine Tuesday
afternoon and was takcn to Ihcl .li-tch
field County Hospital.
Livingston Russell. of NI-\\' York
formerly editor of the Rldgcficld Press.
and well known in Norwalk. was a
visitor in town this morning. Mr.
Russell is now connected with a trade
publication published in New York.
The shafts of a carriage owned by
James H Knapp broke in Main str.th-
as the drivel was attempting to turn
the vehicle around Fortunately tho
horse did not become frightened and
temporary repairs were made. easily.
All of the patients at the Norwalk
Hospital are reported this afternoon as
doing nicely. No new patients have
been entered there since yesterday. it
is probable that Charles DcWitt Rogers
will leave the'institution this after
noon.
For Sale ill I Bargain.
House and lot corner East ave-
nue and Fort Point street. East
Norwalk. Conn. House contains
8 rooms. and water in. Small
barn. Lot about 240 feet from by
about 135 feet deep.
INQUIRE 01"
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
74 Washington St., So. Norwalk.
m3 1w
' “““f
NOW READY
FOR INSPECTION.
Complete line of Soauldlng Bros.‘
Baseball Goods for 1903.
Clubs supplied at special rates.
25c mes. 18:,
at IIIITs.15c.
Coleman’s News Stand,
"Indoors slam eraser.
Oscar Soulros waa'lu Bridgeportw "4
OUR GREAT GUARANTYI MTlSFACTION 0)? ”ONE? BACK.
A woan ABOUT
OUR TO-ORDER morass.
There is but one grade of tailoiiug to unit h we Cllllilr-lhl‘ highest
gtadc. We have no sympathy with nor take any nail in. so called
"cheap" tailoring Our ready to wear saves you a huadIed per cent
better.
But we do turn out the best class of work that carefully selected
cloths in the hands of the most expert cutters and fitters can produce.
Highest grade possible, whether you pay $13.50 or $10. or between. for
stilt or overcoat.
Keep to your own standard of satisfaction. and expect us to reach
it III whatever we make to your order.
yours.
If we fail, it's our loss, not
You may select your Spring suit or orercoat. or both, from
a carefully chosen collection 'of imported and domestic Woolleus we
shall be pleased to lay bcforc you.
Orders are coming in? first in, first out,
Spring hats are ripe. and the amp is worth voul set-lug Leading
shapes 0' Ul‘lhlt‘s in the HnIIington and the Youman. and the new
wide brim.
snappy style.
Soft hats aIc led by the QuakcI. II. ilnt-ctouu. wide-brim,
iicrbies, $3 and 32.
Soft Hats. 32. 50 and $2.
D
aouru NORWALK. ii nonwaut.
Tel. Cali, 32-2. roI. Clil «.4.
QOOWMOMWWWW
Poor or dirty Oats malts your horses sick and in the
end you find them 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
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wishe-cvcry bag of thc highéfl’t stand-
ard of quality. ,
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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NEW EDITION
Revised General statues ‘01 Connecticut
NOW READY.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
as WALL eraser. 'hohw'ALK. cons.
. .
i"
LOOK mm It. I luvs-man TE. r
Why should you not read mule than a few minutes without discomfort?
Why should your eyes give you trouble" Why those headaches? You owe
it to yourself to have your eyes carefully examined
HOMER B HOYT.
REFRACTING OPTIOIAN.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norwalk. Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11: 15; 12: 16 to 6: 30. Saturday evenings 7-,!
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
e».
JACKSON'S PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
WILL LAST FOREVER.
ART WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sittings by appointment. or from 10 to 12 a. m. and 210 4 p. m.
JACKSON'S STUDIO
53 Wall strflat. Norwalk.
«no.
Opposite Hotel,
l i “00”..
2' ‘r-‘oa rHIs MONTH ONLY
Reduced Priooa for "Fir-9t Quality” Photographs.
32. 75 DOZEN
$1.90 DOIEN
75c DOZEN
CABINET SIZE,
HALF CABINET,
OUR LEADER,
Children's Photographs a Specialty.
We dcveiope and print. for Amateurs.
LEWIS, u seamen. nonwnnx
i
elitism ,.
K WATCHES.
“12w. and Royal Grades
specially recommended for those 4
meaning watches for more
that.
In gold. gold fillfd and all-
‘bcr cases
A. W 9 AUSTIN
{There Is Plenty Of Rocim At
The Tap 0f..'l‘he
.. - .. It
Business Ladder. .
All the crowding is at the Juneau We can start you
well on the way up the ladder 11‘-- you will conscientiously give
as six months of your time and: Fifty Dollars of your money
Write for particulars and remember that we have a "na-
tional" reputation, which we cannot afford to sacrifice by
misrepresentation" Spring term for both the night and day
school commences April sth
BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE
mamBl t. BIRTH". m
- Ohio oIIII each.
Oulnoo Skin
Lotion
is a cold weather hand comfort
that you can depend upon.
'Used every day. it prevents
and cures chapplng and soothes
all irritated skins. it is not
‘ _ sticky or greasy.
. In 250 Battles.
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
TODAY 1N WALL eraser.
WAI l. STREET 10:10 a. nI-Thc
majority of stoIks opened II fIaction
lower than last night. TheIe was
some special pressure against Union
Pacific which forced a decline of in.
There Were running sales of 1,700
shares of Amalgamated Copper at 75
and 4%. compared with 71% last night
and Anaconda opened up three points.
The changes otherwise were small and
mixed, and the dealings were on a
rather light scale.
WALL S'l‘RElC'i'. lla. In.——~Bcar trud-
III‘s seemed content for a time with the
Opening impression on prices. Offer—
ings slackenmi and there were some
tllfui fractional rallies, Weakness Ilc-
I'elopcd all lll'Olllltl again toward ll
o'clock. in sympathy with determined
pressure against certain railroads. and
specialties. Metropolitan Street Rall-
way nnti Metropolitan securities declin-
ed 2 points. Sugar id. and Union Paci-
fic. Canadian Pacific and Baltimore and
Prominent stocks ruled
slightly below their initial prices. but
thcrcI were few declines of importance,
Amalgamated was well sustained.
WALL STREET. 1 p. nI.—~‘i‘ratlcrs
were confused by the conflicting move-
ment of several loaders withdrawn
from the market which came to a vir-
tuai standstill. St. Paul Loulsriile.
Tennessee Coal and (far preferred. ad-
vanced a point. Meanwhile New York
Central lost its earlier rise. Colorado
Fuel declined l and other stocks II good
fraction.
Reports over private wire of Maples
ls Goldschmidt. commission brokers
Swarts & Corbetts bloc,lt South Nor-
walk:
Open High Low 1:31)
Amal, Copper. 73 75-“. 741/, 75%
Am. (7. & II‘.. (ill-‘3. 3‘33. 39% till-h;
Am. C. a 1’. p. 9on IIIII4_. IuII», 901...
American icII. 117.15. 711;. Illa; 71.;
Am. ice prl.. :10 9'11” “.3912. .1014.
Amer. Loco, {IN "S 28 ‘28
Am. Smelt. iii-"IL. Ix-I’ 13-31. 111%
Am. Sugar, i217. 1133‘“ 1233!; 121-“...
Anaconda. 124 125 124 124%
A. T, & S. Fe. 8154. 82% 813;. 817..
AT. & SJI‘. p. 971.5 97'... 971.12 977..
Bait. (c Ohio; 92“,. 1127,. 9213 92'I
Bklyn. R. '1‘:. us can. 61'). us
Chi’fl. & Ohio. 46% in". 46“ 46’s
Chi. Iii N. W'.. lliliU; 1117 186% iii?
Chi_ (it, WIIsl._ “24‘s 24M. 2-1 21
C. M. &.St. P,, itib'li 11591.. 16734 1685..
Col. F. 6; 1.. 651,4 651$, 65% 651.;
(‘01. South. 23% :56 251.15 ‘26
Con. (ins~ 208% 2119 208% 209
Del. & HIIIL itiil 1693'. 169 “193;
Detroit South. 15%. 153; 1511‘. lI'II'lfi
Erie 35‘“ 351K, Ill-'1’. 35%
Eric. lsl pfd.. ii? 167%: ti? 671.:
ill. Central. 1397;. No 147.. 1897‘
Lou. 8: Nash. lliI‘ Hit 118 119
Manhattan. 1121/: 1135.5. 112%, ”3%
Met, St. R31. 13“.; 1341/. I32 133%
Mex. Central. 2163. 27 :1th :37
M. K. (1- T.. 2.3%. 2551. 25-11. 2.3%
Mo. Pacific; 'idillm 108-3.. 1073. toilet.
N. Y. (‘elIlraL 139% NO 171111;; 135W:
Norf. 8: West. 7i 71-11 707.. 711.4
Ont. & West. 30% 305.1; 308.5 30%
Pacific Mull. 361.4; 36% 36% 36%
Penn. R, 11.. use. my. 143% Hits.
People‘s Gas. it)? 102 ltlifi 101%
Press. S. Car, iii of I11 ' 61
Reading. 58% 585.; ."Ill 58‘»;
Road, lst pfd.. 811.13 841,9 xii/g 84%
Repub. Steel. 20% 2011. 201/; 30-};
Rock island. 42"“ 4331‘. 42% 43%
Rock island. p. 76?... 77% 767... 7
Sou. Pacific. 63 631.3 62% 6241‘.
Son. Ky. (30.. .128, 3335. 31% 321,5.
Sou. Hy. pri., 94 91 93% 93V;
Tcnn_ C. & 1.. 62's,. H38; 2». 631/;
Texas Pacific. 38 38 37% 38
Union Pacific_ 921.; 927,, 915$. 92%
Un. Pac. prl.. 91 91 91 91
U, S. leatner, 13% 12% 12% 12
U. S. Lea. Md. 9154 91%. 911/. 91%
U. S. R. Jr C.. 21% 21% 24b; 24%
U. 8. Steel, 367,3 37% 11674. 37%
U. S. Steel. pf. 86 86% 86 86%
Wabash. 28 28 2 2
Wabash. old. 4111/; 187.3 «18% 48-}.
West. Un. Tel. 8874. 891,5; bu 4. 89%
Wiscon. Cent. 23 25 25 25
The South Norwalk
Trust Compass
Have you felt tbs need ofa
I. small sum of money that it
was r'mpossiblefor you to. get
when most needed)
Deposit a portion of yaw-Ain-
. some will» the South Norwalk
Trust Company and you will
palm have aoalladle funds
at your command.
"HAVE YOU TRIED ITILLBON'B
\ BPICIFIC?
if not. no wonder you have Grip Na-
laria etc. Guaranteed as "comma-
eIl or money refunded .
4.“ 1‘ 1’3"???
.. ..‘. .,, 3... ,.
ry. .‘y. .E. .. 3..
We have just got in store from a
manufacturer of Trenton, N. J., a good
grade of Crockery, which we will give
to spot cash purchasers. A tickat
and get a act of dishes.
Connecticut Fresh Eggs. 25c doz.
New York State Eggs, 22c dos.
Ba, window.
find out the cause?
nothing.
our guarantee.
as WALL STREET,
LEHIGH EGG. STOVE, NUT.
BLOCK
tahllshmeuts.
to come here and make the selection.
H.S.
16 South Main Street.
Outbill’s
My only Fresh F1ah.You can not
them at our market and the prices are
111:. , .
uldocit. 5c 1b.; Herring. 7c 1b.;
fresh caught Roe 8hsd.15c;
green Smelt 15c: Steak Cod“ ; Flu-
nan Haddiea 12c: Fancy ported
Blasters. 2 for be; Halibut Salmon.
Pike. Picket-e1. Flat and Frost. and all
other kinds of Fish. Opened Oysters.
25c qt. Lou Clams Soc qt. Escal-
lops. 50c at.
R J. CUTBILL.
flmhFWM
1'91- M
Fashionable Spring Overcofit9. 9
$8. 50. $10. 00.. $12. 60 $15 and BlBJMf
Early Spring Styles Crofut ls Knapp;~ 4
Hats Now Randy. I .. -; .
$2 to $3. Other Makes $1 $1. 25. $1 so
in Out Boy’s Clothing Department
you will find the newest creations for this season.
collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trousers. . .
VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS’ GIFT LIBRARIES.
SELLECK 8. PRICE.
I 98 Washington Street. South Norwa‘lk.
_
-Onlv,Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more Headaches.
Nervousness and general Discomfort than you give it credit for.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the best policy Is
Our cxamin ation is very thorough and coats get:
It glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properly Adjusts
O. B. JACKSON,
.IADUA'I‘I .PTIOIAI
BItumInous for steam producing. . .
Careful drivers: Clean Coal. .' ' ,'
OUR RING ASSORTMENT
is undoubtedly completes and as varied as you will find in many inner pl-
11 you Wish a ring suitable for any occasion y‘o'u our well
Bridge FiSII Marital-1"",
l-rse .
WOBIMWMIWBMWII
on». g .
After months of‘prepat‘htidbyltflllf '
and selection we mount to you our '
line of Spring Overcome. which we
. onestly believe to be the finest. hi ev-
ery way ever shown in this part of .
the country. The fabIlcs include the
choicest selections of Coverts, in-Ta’u,
Oxford and other fashionable :81)!!!“ .4
shades. and Vlcunas in Oxford Grays
anti Blacks.
desirable air of individuality until"?
found in the high class. madot‘tffldll-
ure gaIments only. in spite of the 01-,
continue] values-however. you will nag
our prices as low as greatly inferior
garments we usually sold for.‘ "
We have taken special. ‘ V’
care to select garments that cbrry that .
Including a superb
Free Crockery ;
No held-overs“; roi- "is,
Apricota.—Caiifornia Canned Apri-
cots new goods nice stock, 18: can.
Dried Apricots bright and fine, 2 lb...
with every purchase. Save your tickets for 25¢.
.<<,II .I ,
Sweet Potatoes, navy lot, bright and
finc,15c 2 qta.
Paranlpa and carrots.
.3 .
Lorenzo Dibble?
W
’11an .:
soswaut. court. ._
COAL FOR OPEN GRATES.‘
Rood
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