Phillie 105-5
m
A delicious dinner reload
dill».
CREAM seabed ‘lolth coffee.
Restaurant, ..
3! Washington St.
Bakery,
5! Washington St.
IIIEIIIIIBIIIS IIIIIBS.
An adjourned meeting of the A. 0. H.
Will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3.
The general agent of the B P S.
paint company was a visitor In town.
today.
Today is bill day with the seiectmen
and they will settle town obligations
Monday.
--All the new things in Lawns. Mad-
ras, Percales. Ginghains, Wash Silks.
and Mercerised Walstlngs. M. S.
Smith & Co.
Harry M. Camp. of the dead letter
once, Washington, is spending a few
days vocation at his home in Norwalk.
Harry Camp of Washington. D C..
formerly in the Norwslk post office.
is in town ove1 Sunday on a business
trip.
Joseph J. Cahiil. has secured the
contract for rewiring the basement of
St. Mary's parochial school. in Loo-
nard street.
”Men's and Boys Caps. O'Brien.
No game was played in the billiard
tournament of the Norwalk Club last
night. or in the pool tournament, of
the Not-walk Fire Police.
A regular meeting of the Officers As-
sociation was held last evening at the
rooms of the South Norwalk Fire Po~
lice. Routine business was transacted
The Rev. James B. Thomas. P. M.
D.. of New York. will conduct the ser-
vices at Grace Church. Norwalk. Sn.
day. which will be at 8 and 10:30 a. m.
and 4:15 p. m.
Choice Native
Hayes’.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sanford. of New
York. who are spending a few days
at the Hotel Clifford. have taken a
lease for the season of Err-Mayor Wit
item B. Hubbeli’s cottage. at Bell Is-
land.
——I.cave your Oider with M S. Smith
& Co. for the latest styles of Ladies
and Children 11 Spring Hats
A liberal reward has been offered by
friends for the recovery of the body
of a man who Jumped overboard from
a Fall River line boat on February
20th or 27th. A description appears
Fowls. 16c 1b.. at
in the advertising columns of the
Sentinel today.
~Blk., Pearl Soft Hats. O'Brien.
The vestry of Trinity Church held 11
meeting. last night. The principal mat-
ter discussed was the offering for Eas-
ter. and it was decided to secure the
cooperation of every member of the
parish and secure an enthusiastic I11~
terest In this event.
Mrs. James H. Muclkinuld. of New
Haven. gave a. Solomagundi party this
week for her daughter. Miss Florence
MacDonald. and among the many
guests were Dr. and Mrs Willis Ii.
Crowe and Miss Bessie Crofut. form
erly of South Norwalk
Every oyste’rmafi. In this section is
greatly interested in the proposed bill
before the legislature in regard to the
leasing of the Saugatnck river. They
claim that If the legislature gives the
town the right to lease the river that
they will have no right to the use of
It hereafter.
COMMON SENSE.
We might say that the learning and
knowledge of the present time that pro
duces locomotives steamboats and oth-
er useful and Jaborsavlng inventions
is only the comma sense of ages sav-
ed up. This rill common sense is
what. is making and has made for Co
Ionlal Paint the reputation it has to
day. The chemists at the factory have
scientifica'll co pounded lead oil and
zinc in so fly that the paint pro
duced outwears outcoiors and spreads
orer more surface than any paint now
on the market. It wears longer than
other paint—it is worth asinuch more
as It wears longer. It looks better-—
it is worth as much more as it looks
better than other paint And if It cov
are more it is worth as much more as
it covers more 80 common sense the
ruling element of today. 'dirocts you
‘ to buy Colonial Paint. as It outclassea
all other paints. because it is the re
an t of summon. sense. scentlncally
applied Analysis of purity of materials
. on each can
For sale .v Fox Cycle & Hdw. 00..
So Norwa ;Norwallt Hdw. Co.. Nor-
- walk.
a'
umlmfifii
1an
iv was Ital Merritt in Win his.
Substitute operator at the I. ‘ ~_ .E. '1'.
Mrs. William 11‘. liar
today. being taken audit
evening.
-—Urnbrellas and Canes. 0' Brian.
Miss Clare Malley has returned after
a six weeks‘ visit with relatives In
New York.
1“ Miss Florence Malley. of Gerard
Placo, has returned after a six months“
visit with relatives in the West.
Rev.- William Manor D. D. will assist
this afternoon and tonight in hearing
confessions at St Mary's Church.
-——Special sale of Popular Music. lilc.
today, at I“. E. Lockwood .& Co.’s. 39
Wall street Norwalk.
A meeting of the Physical Culture
Class was held last evening in the
‘South Norwalk Y. M. C. A. gymnas-
um.
Miss Anderson, of Union street. has
secured a position as trimmer with
Miss S. S. Tillotson. Washington
street.
—-F‘resh Hams. 14c 1b., at Hayes'.
Char‘es Whittaker. of East Norwalk.
who has been undergoing treatment at
the hospital for the past week return-
ed to his home this morning.
There Is the probability of quite a
party going to Gettysburg and Wash-
Ington early In April under the direc-
tipn of Principal Foote for a week's
tr p
Rev. J C. Fogarty curate at St. Ma-
ry‘s Church. will deliver a lecture St.
Patrick’s day night. next Tuesday. at
the. church on the subject "The Spirit
of St. Patilck." .
~Gettysburg- Washington Trip. Con-
sult W. C. Poole.
Rev. James H. O’Donnell. rector of
It. Mary‘s Church. will deliver a loc-
ture Tuesday evening. March l7th at
Collinsvi no 011‘ ‘The Faith and Patriot
ism of the Irish People.
Tlie.Stai Jubilee Singers will sing
at the evening service In the Norwalk
Methodist Church. Sunday. This will
{be a most favorable time to hear these
swoct singers of the south. in music
suited to the day and the service.
~We Invite your special attention
to our line of Muslin and Lace (‘ur-
talus 35c pair iipw aid: also Poles and
s not as well
ly worse last
Window Shades 10c upward. M. S.
Smith £1 C0.
'llie Rev. Alexander Hamilton. of
Newtown avenue. Nor-walk. will have
charge at the 10:30 Sunday morning
service at Christ Church. Bridgeport.
Church in the same city Sunday after-
noon. at 3 o‘clock.
The Rev. Herbert I). Colic, late pm-
fessor abGambrla College. Ohio. and at
the present time rector of Christ
Church. Bridgeport. will otliciate at St.
Paul’s Church. Sunday morning. at
10:30. and at the Berkeley Street Chap—
el. In the evening. at 7:30.
it is expected that the Western Star
Jubilee Singers will give an enter-
tainment at the Norwalk Club Tuesday
evening. Ladies will be invited to be
present. These singers will give sac-
red music at the. Norwalk Methodist
Church tomorrow evening.
w—l“.- ii: M. Schaffer Brewing Co‘s col.
brated Bock Beer on draught. frank-
furters 11nd saur kraut. at Kessler's
Cafe, Conn. Ave.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
1 will send free with trill instructions
some of this simple preparation for the
cure of iueticorrhoes, Ulcerailoii. Ills-
placcmcnts, Falling of the Vvomb.
Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or
Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine. Pain
In the Back. and all Female Troubles.
to all sending address. To mothers of
suffering daughters I Will explain 11
Successful Home Treatment. If you
decide to continue It will only cost
about 12 cents a week to guarantee a
cure. I do not wish to sell you any-
thing. Toll other sufferers of it. that
Is all I ask. Address Mrs. M. Sum.
iners. Box 375 Notre Dame Ind.
., - “Man--
For siiriii Ii Biriaii
one and Fort Point street. East
Norwalk. Conn. House contains
8 rooms. and water in. Small
barn. Lot about 240 feet front by
about 135 feet deep.
INQUIRE 0]“
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
74 Washington St.. So. Norwaik.
1113 iv
NOW READY
FOR ' INSPECTION.
Compiete line of Snauldlng Bros.’
Baseball Goods for 1903.
Clubs supplied at special rates.
25: Mira, 13c.
81 MITS. 75c.
Coleman's IIIWSISIIIIIII.
111 Mauritania eraser.
The re 1‘8 I
‘ Nd Reason ,
why we should not do business. We
keep "the but grade of goods that we
can buy to our line The Sparto and
Rec way he Cigars are selling on
their erlu. They are becoming more
he finds every day. We
t Tobacco that is
a at! line of Pines helm
Wat. Demuth & Co.
lfioiimme'm
WAIiTIIAM
WATCHES
We and Royal Grades
specially Wmdforfkose
W witches for wrote
Email gollflllodamlafl-
Mr. Hamilton will officiate at St. John‘s ‘
House and let corner Eastsve-
OIlR GREAT GUAAANTY: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
A Chat With
Tailor-Made Men
Every man to flirt liking Hundreds are satisfied with our ready to-
wear clothes; but you prefer the individuality of the made-tomdei.
Our aim being to satisfy men of'every taste, We have gathered for
your approval specimens of Imported and domestic woolleiis and Spring
coatings which we shall be pleased to display to you-
We make suits and overcoata to order for from $13.50 to 815. guur~
anteoing satisfaction In every instance. If we fall, It's our loss. not
yours. You run no risk whatever in testing the possibilities of our one.
tom department, and we Invite you to put us to the test.
_
Hats for all heads—young men and conservativo men—Spring styles
ready to be seen and sold.
The Yoiimans, thefiarrington and the new wide brim Derbles are
the lenders among stiff hats. 83 and $2.
The Quaker Is the smartest of the soft. but crowd, though you may
like some. other shapes better. $2.50 and 32.
Spring overcoais and suits when you're ready.
D
OOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 82-2.
NORWALK.
\ TOI. CI" “4.
Poor or dirty Oats make 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 Iscll CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEFI). A word from you will erng any
‘xw/
quantity you may wish—every bag of the higbblt stand-
ard of quality. "
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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1
NEW EDITION
NOW READY. _
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationer. Engréver.
49 WALL. OTRIIT. NORWALK, OON.
LOOK IMTO IT! INVESTIGATE!
Why should your eyes give you trouble? Why those headaches?
it to yourselfito have your eyes carefully examined
HOMER B HOYT.
.vi. - «4 REFRAOTING OPTIOIAN,
Roma 9 United Brook Bulidiri
9
Office hours 8 to 11:45:12:45 to 8: 80. Saturday evenings, 1-9.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
:WILL LAeT FOREVER. *
ART WORK IN WA TE]? COLOR AND SEPIA. ‘
Sittings by appointment or from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p.011
JACKSON?! STUDIO .1
Opposite Hotel, a 53 Wall street. Norwalk.
FOR THIS MONTH ONL
Roduood Falcon for “Firth Quality" Photographo.
GARNET SIZE, $2.75 DOIEN
HALF CAaiNET, $1.00 DOZEN-
_ 75c DOZEN
a Specialty. (
OUR LEADER.
Children's Photograph
We develops and print or Amateurs.
LEWIS, 11 mum at. pronouns:
Revised General Statues of Connecticut
Why sbo'uld you not read more than a few minutes without discomfort?
You owe
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Jackson's FLA-kinda PHOTOGRAPHS.
There Is Plenty Of RoOm lit
The Top Of The
Business Ladder.
All the crowding Is at the bottom. We can ishrt you
well on the way up the ladder 1W6“ will consoles 15.1“"
us six months of your time and Fifty Dollar's of
Write for particulars m1 remember that we have a “or
tional" reputation which we cannot afford to mac- by
misrepresentation. Sprung tat-Ii for but} the night and day
,M. menses April sin. "
‘ 1
.t)
'1.
srnmo is Hans AND NOW
is THE TIME TO TAKE
sLooo PURIFIIRB.
TRY OUR
asasAPAnittA COMPOUND.
11' is AN EXCELLENT 132M.
IOY Foa ALL sKiN AND
‘ stooo Taouotes.
vor: Haas FOR THE man.
' CHANrs' GIFT LIBRARY.
CliIiord Pharmacll
PHONE 15-2.
TODAV m WALL ITREET.
WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—Open-
ing dealings showed a narrow and
sluggish market for stocks. The chair
ges were so small and so much mixed
as to have little significance. Atrial;
gamated copper riin off a small frac.
tion and the Iornl traction stocks were
lncllncd to harden.
WALI. STREEI‘, closing-Early in
the second hour prices saggeil. Sugar
reacted a point. Consolidated Gas lost
334 and Brooklyn liniou Gas. iivc.
Traders bid 11p prices on the bank
statement. the large loan reduction be-
ing regarded with satisfaction. Rock
Island. Wabash. pid., Louisville and
Nashville. Kansas 11nd Texas pfd.. Den-
vcr and Rio Grande. General Electric.
National Lead and Anaconda gained I
to 11.3. Elsewhere the movement was
fractional and was not maintained.
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Saiilte Ste.
Marie and railway stocks lost 1 11nd St.
Ilouis. Sheffield Steel. 2 The closing
was dull and easy.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Coldscbmidt, commission brokers.
Swlarts a Corbett's block, South Nor-
wa k:
Opt-11 High Low 1:30
Atrial, (‘ oppi 1'. 73‘s.} 73% 73"..» Till/1;-
Am. C. & I". 40 40 40 Mi
Alli. (‘ot Oil. Ill 43 ill 43
Am G. Twn. 1'1", 17H,» 17% 17%
American Ii‘t‘. 7% 7-1;. 7%. 7%
Amt-r. Dom, 27V, 27%, 271-1; 2711.:
Am. Smelt. «Ill 40% 49 49
Am. Sugar, l2”; 12M; l'.'-i 124%
Anaconda 110 I20 1187.. 120
A. T. iii 8. Fe Sill. 8231‘; iii-1‘. 321.3
A.'l‘. & 8.1". I). 07% 07‘}; ililog 97%
Ball. & Ohio. 921.4. 02’). 92‘s. 923’.
Ilkiyn. R. T.. 651,; 1155.. or. sun.
Chen. a (11110. my. 4111/, 41in; 4111.7,
Chi, & N. W., 11“ lh‘i 184 liii
(.‘lii. (It. West. 2371a 24 23% ‘24
C. M. & St. l’._ “lithe liillild 108% 1003;.
Col. l“. a- l.. iii. 05 04“,. .047“
Col_ South. 251% '25"; 2.3% 2.3%
Control. (lair 2001,; 20': 20511;... 201304
llcl. K- iliiii.. 171“; 171‘... 110% 17]
Detroit South. 10 Ill III 10
Erie. 3.71% 301.61 350g. 30
Eric. Ist [Kiln 07‘. 07% 671.3 674’.
Ill. Central. ISIW‘; NO 139% 1397;.
1.011. a Nash, “Illa 120% 119 120
Manhattan 1403;. 140-3. 140% 140%
Mei. Si. Ry” 133 134 ' I33 l31i=ia
Mex. Central, 2631; Bil-id 200’. 2633
M. K, at T.. .» 20 20 20 20
M. K. & T. nl'd. 5t. 58 hit 58
M0. Pacific 10855 109% limit. 108%
National Lead. 25% 211 2:30;. 20 ‘
N. 1'. Central. 138V, Hit Hill... 138%
Nerf. it West. 30a; :11 30-1»; 31
Pacific Mail. 1100,. 305;. 30’s,. Till-'5.
Penn. R. R. ”3% 143% 143141 H315
People's Gas. 101% 102 10m, 102
Reading. 605; til 110 fill-'5.
Renoir Steel. 20% 20‘s; 20% 20‘s}
Rock island, 4331. 4435. 43% 44
Son. Pacific. 1121;. 02% Mia 02‘,"
Son. Ry. Co.. 321,. 321/. 3‘2 32
Son. Ry. pfd. 9333 iii 93% 94
Tenn. C. a l.. 6314 1135;. 113% 63%
Texas‘ Pacific. as :18 V. 38 3811’.
Union Pacific, 9211'. 62% 9172. 9214
Iln. Pac. 11111.. 511 9113 91 91% '
1.1.8~ Leather. 12% IS“, 12 ’ 121.9
(I. S. Lea. pl'ti., 90% 90"“; 90% 90%
U. S. R. 81 (3.. 24M. fill. 237* 24
U. 8. Rubber. 16 iii 16 10
U. 8. Steel. 37‘s 37% 87% 37%
U, S. Steel pfd. 86% 86% 8614i 86%
Wabash. 28313 287.4; 98% 28%
Wabash pfd 50 50% 49% 4974'.
Wiscon. Cent. 26% 26 251.5 26
' V BANK STATEMENT.
Rosaries on all Deposits in-
crease. . 8 3.17. 025
Reserves on Deposits other
than 11. 8.. increase, 350.225
loans. decrease, 113092.900
Specie. decrease. 3.910.800
Legal Tender. decrease. I 851.600
Deposits. L'. 8. Deposits .11-
cliided. decrease, 20.479.000
Circulation. Increase, 18.200
-H. w. JOHN'S PAINT AT 0081’.
400 gels. in stock. We are to con-
fine our attention closely to groceries
hence this opportunity to save money
in paint. H E. Mead £100.. successors
ofW. 8. Hanford. East avenue
The Scotti Norwalk
Trust Compatiu
Have yoajelt (be need of a
small Sum of money fluid
was impossible for you to get
' who "W We?
,jiDeposda'porn'on ofyoarin-
come mitotic Soot]: Noam“
Trust Company and You will
gm have available funds“
W
HAVE VW Tl!" "iLLOON’O
., We! 3 . .
If not, no em you have Grip Its-
more .mu W
ery way over shown in thid‘
the country The fabrics Include ,
choicest selections of Covertayip. ‘
Oxford and other fashionable-K
shades, and Violin-as In OxfoMQ‘
and Blacks. We' have taken span
care to select garments that bum .
desirable air of Individuali
found in the high class. and
life garments only in spite dt' m ,‘
ceptional values. however, youfw'
oui pilces as low as greatiyfliif
garments are usually sold' for. '
Hot: Now Ready.
$2 to $3. Other Makes $1 $I. 25, S
in 011 Boys 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 LIBRAMEO. "
SELLECK‘ 8. PRICE.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
OUR BULLETIN
wheat. while most of the flour sold. I. a
mixture of spring and winter whale“
calls for more kneading than other
flOur. Try it for rich tasted broad. .
ban. ‘
Gift Library .—-With each to: suit
purchase you can vote here he the If
clety, club, school, church. be
other organizatioa you may ‘
own one of those iibrarlasrm ii
play at Dickerman a Bon'l'n' .,
Trying to be useful, how a
serve you? “ ‘
Sliced Peaches, oval cans. We can.
or 3 for 25¢.
Pillabury’s Entire Wheat Flour. re-
duced frOm 25c to 18¢ pkg.
Hecker's Pearl Flakes. to close out,
at 8c package.
Washburn a Crosby‘s Gold Medal
Flour is being brought to public notice
by a house to house canvass. It will
make the most bread because it will
take more water than other flour. it
takes more water because It Is a
stronger flour, made ‘of hard spring
' . :sm.’ >
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain Indeed. but it is responsible for more)! j .
Nerveulnass and general Discomfort than you give it cred flout;
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is It not the best. policy
and out the cause? Our examination Is very thorough and cos“
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses, Properiytildiuw
our guarantee
-.0 B. JACKSON
.IADUA'I OPTIOIAN
u WALL eras", uoawAIJt‘ colt
flow Happy You Should Be.
Cool Prices Reduced.
Wood Lower. ‘ .
my. frrasw. easily. my and noun. sold at
morprlou. by 71.1"
RAYMOND BRO
OUR RING AS SORTMENT
Is undoubtedly complete and as varied, as you will find 111 inadVdai'w ..
tabllshnients. If you wish a ring suitable for any occasion yopfiwiil‘ dam
to come here and make the selection.
H. S. Rood,
16 South Kain Stood.
:5)0\.1
Just Think of It.
We Glob
son was, ”
nsnpocx. 5c lb.
assert shaman 7c 111.
STEAK GOD. HALEUT, BLUE- .
Norwalk Chronicler