Chuollfo Gammon. suorudcmps. Walnut Creams. Assorted Dumr Cups. Fresh. rm. Delicious. 35 I Washington St. local News 10183. 1) (101111611 has received an invoice of high quality spring goods and calls your attention to the suits for men and children in his ad. today. ——Sat. and Mnn. will give strict at- tention to our 10c sa‘e. which will be a great attraction to everyone. Miss Lillie O'Brien has returned to her home in Brooklyn. after spending a few days withher sister. Mrs. Will- Iam McMahon. of Reed street. ——“Human Hearts " tomorrow mati~ nee. Secretary James H Norris. of the South Norwalk Young Men's Christ- ian Association. is attending the state convention in Derby this week. ”Yeoman, Youngs Derbles‘. O'Brien. Rev. Herbert S. Brown. pastor of the Darlcn Congregational Church. will preach in the West Norwaik Union Chapel. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. ——3 lbs. Boneless Codflsh. 250. Jose- loff. Michael Pavolltch. of Norwalk. has started the erection of a building in any avenue. which he will use as a blacksmith shop and wagon repository. ~Fresh Hams. 14c lb. Hayes. A. E. Pomeroy, who is interested In Cuban property, and with Mrs. Pome- roy is stopping at present at the Hotel Norwaik. has returned from a business trip to Philadelphia. ——Bociiwurst and Veal. Scliaub's Mkt. One of the advertisements of the Boston Store today is devoted In iell‘ ing about Women' s Smart Tailored Suits and Jackets. Read the advertise inent; it will be time well spent ~—Eggs. warranted fresh,‘ii for 25c. F. D. Lawton 8: Co. Harry Ferris. of Washington street who went on the road. a short timr ago as a drummer for the Crofiit & Knapp Hat Company, of this city. is expected home today to remain for a few days. —-Dont forget the annual ball of the South NorWalk Fire Police tonight in Music Hall. The wash dress goods whiih form 1 part of the stock of. Tiistram & Hyatt are pictured in their advertising spacc today and the ladies of thc. Norwalks will be interested in reading about them. Better st..ill visit this popular store and see the array. ——Leave you order for Spring Mil Iinery with us. Satisfaction guaran- teed. M. S. Smith ll: Co. The South Norwalk Fire Depart- ment will attend divine service at tho South Norwaik Congregational Church Sunday morning March 22. at 10: 30. Meet at Old Well room: at 10: 15. Members having uniforms please wear them. and all members wear whitc gloves. ——Don't fall to see “Human Hearts. " Frederick Scheldler the Mahackemo Hotel barber received a consignment of five new automatic compressed- -air barber's chairs today. When these are in together with the other new addi- tions latey received. Mr. Scheldler will have a finely equipped barber es- tablishment. witchiness of skin. horrible plague Most everybody afflicted in one way or another Only duo safe never falling clue—Donn s Ointment. At any drug store. 50 cents Frank Mills of South Noiwalk. was in town on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Com- stock who has been quite ill. is con- valescing. Miss Cornelia Raymond of Norwalk was in town on Wednesday. .1. L. Davis has taken a position with one of the Norwalk box factories. Dr. Schuppan. the well known veterinary of Norwslk.w was in town on Tuesday. —- Wilton correspondent -Rldgefleld Press. -——See "Human Heartsffiomor‘row. Mrs. Jolii‘fe has been visiting friends in Norwalk. —‘~Mlss Bonnet. of Norwaik, is visiting her cousin. Miss Carrie Bai- rett. —Mrs. Francis Taylor. of N01 walk visited her son. C. H. Taylor 01. Sundava—D H. Miller, Jr.. and family. of South Norwalk were in term on Sunday—Frank Zahn who opened a barber shop in the Williams building, last. month, has closed out his busi- lieu Indideparted for Litcniteld. to on. 'm. 111 the some trade. He was an artist in his line and will be gmtiy missed—floorgetowrf‘ RI (1 Press. correspondent aurora ”WW I" General Russell Frost Is in Hartford todsy on business. «sUinbrsiiss sad Canon. 0' Brion. Orson Btunnsrd. of meat Norwslli. is spending a week with friends out of town. A son was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rudder, of Madison street. -Roastlng Porkv2ific lb. Hayes. The Rev WI. llam Fitsgersid. of St. Peter's Church, Hartford. Is in town; the guest of friends. Thomas Hoar. of iiethel., has moved to South Norwaik and taken quarters in the Krieger Buiidlng. on Washing- ton street. —Shad 10c lb. Hayes. Friends In Norwaik have received word that Fred 1.1. Hall. the pool ex— port, was giving exhibitions in lndiaii Territory. last week. The Rev. Father O'Donnell will give a talk Sunday morning at the 8:30 and 10:30 masses at St. Mary's Church on “Some impressions of the Mission." "Fresh or Corned Plate Beef. tic lb. Hayes. Sherman Commundery. United Order . of the (Ioldep Cross. will hold a regular meeting this evening. In Sons of Tem- perance ”all In the Gazette Building. Norwalk, A ten pound baby gli‘l arrived at the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Saunders. or Ely avenue. on Thurs- day morning. Mother and child are doing nicely. ——Special sale of Sheet Music. 19c. at F. E Lockwood & (‘o.' s 37 Wall St. Norwalk. Saturday only Howard J. Smytlic and John A. Hys- lop well- known musicians. and formui residents of; South Norwalk, were last summer members of the orchestra on board of the steamer Plymouth. which was wrecked last night. Mr. Smythc is new leader of the orchestra in the Knickerbocker Theatre. New York, and Mr. Hysiop is in Waterbury. —Souvcnirs for the ladies and chil- dren at "Human Hearts." matinee. to- ‘morrow. The committee of Catholic llnlon Council. Knights of Columbus. appoint- ed to revise the bylaws of the Council. have completed their labors and have made several changes. The committee who have done the work was composed of Thomas Burns. M. J. Burns. T. .1. Byrnes and P. F. Kearney. ~Bockwurst and Veal. Sclisub's Mki. Among the guests at the Hotel Clii~ ford. yesterday and today. were noted D. E. Raymond. of San Francisco; R. F. Bishop. F. P. Wright. G. H. Spar- liawk and F. C.‘ Burroughs. of Boston; 1). W. Harris, of New York: William E. Chancellor of Bloomfield. N ...i and Florence E. Chancellor of South Nor walk. «Men‘s and Boys' Caps. O'Brien A party started out 011 a duck shoot lug trip in the Sara K.. last night. but the fog was so thick lliat the launch was compelled to anchor outside the islands. and await daybreak before rc- turning to South Norwalk. Captain Thomas Keogh, Samuel C. lrelund and Robert A_ Shaw were among those on the boat *Extra Salt Pork. 10c lb. TheSouihNorwalk Trust Company Hayes. HA8 EVERY FACILITY FOR HAND- LING YOUR BANKING BUSINESS. IT MATTERS NOT HOW LARGE OR SMALL. WE COLLECT CHECKS THROUGH- OUT THE U. S. WITHOUT EX- CHANGE. PAY INTEREST ON SPECIAL DE- POSITS AND TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. IF YOU HAVE NEVER KEPT A CHECKING ACCOUNT OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US AND LET US DEMONSTRATE ITS ADVANTAGES TO YOU. our «mommy. numeric): on mm on. eat and best in wearables. Ostocks. It will pay you to wu IOUTH NORWALK. T.’- 6.". 32-2. Brand New All Througglii Wiren we invite you to inspect our show of Spring welder for men and boys. as we shall soon do. you will had nothing old In our store but the store itself and the old faces. will be brand new all through the entire stock. . our old customers, we want you to start with us. friends will appreciate the advance we are making toward the smart- Our new policy puts us right next to the band wagon in matters of style. and the most particular man will find his ideas have been anticipated and that we are ready for hlm with the best and smartest In suits. top coats, furnishings and hats. ll. Everything else, from hats to socks, We start new this Spring season of 11103. and If you are not one of We know' our old Our Spring opening will be announced In a few dun. Don't buy any Spring woarables béfore you have seen our new and attractive w Spring hats are ready noivwl‘oiiniuns and Harrington Dcrbles, 83 and $2; new soft liiits. 82.50 and $2. NORWALK. 1’01. Call “-4. WWOOMM”WW w .. ard of quality. soy oars THAT’S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘__._/ \..../ V m 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 i sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stand- ’..§ 49 WALL OTREET. Room 0 Unltod Dank Solidi ......“ ...—... NEW EDITION Revised General Statues oi Connecticut NOW READ Y. William P. Beers; Bookseller Stotioner. Engraver. Nonwntk. coon. _‘ ‘—_3 LOOIf 11er m drama 15! Why should you not read more 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 3.11qu. REFRACTINO OPTIGIAN. pm ..~ no, tooth Norwsiii. eons. Chico bonrsgfi to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6: 30. Sstdrdu ovonInflJ-O. Special Appointments st convenience of patrons. 33.: 311'kast PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER 3 ART. 3 WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. Sittings by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. m. STUDIO . ~- 53 Wall Street. Norwoik. Opposite Hotel. .. W. ......M..~n........... .. . . You! svsa one A RUBBER SPONGE. We carry a complete assort- ment and recommend them to be for superior to the ordinary spo- cis of Sponge. ' There is more friction in their -. use. hence more exhilaration. . 50s to $2.26. ‘ . Vote here for Librhily. 2 Clifford Pharmacu PHONE 111-2. Sheet finals. TWO FOR ONE SATURDAY AND MONDAY. With each sheet of music bought you will have your choice of one copy free. 100 sheets of the latest music to so: feet from. Ask for catalogue of Me- Kinley music. Miami's—lilo Stand. 111 NORTH MAIN eraser. WAL'I‘HAM " CABINET SIZE, HALF CABINET. oun LEADER. Children's Photographs a Specialty. We develops and print for Amateurs. LEW IS; ~11 mam or. nonwupsr o -;-;s;s;-;s;s:s;-;s;-“-f-'-;sj-f-Is:-js;s;u;.:- .;.;.;u;.;.; Roduood Price. for "I'll-It Quality" Photographs. 32.75 oozsn 11.00 noun ~ 151: oozes 3 The Spring Term of this Callous Commandos April 5111 Commence at once to .coitsider the advisability of entering this college sttbat time. for o 3“ business trmnmg. It will pay you more than 11 win pay us. Remember ’we have s new reputation. Band for particulates“ prospectus. 3 33 ..3. in .(z h TODAY IN WALL ITREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. n1.——Prices at the outset tended upwards and there were some good gains In various International stocks despite the renew- ed liquidation in Southern Pacific That stock sold down 11/. while Union Paci- fic on the other hand was 15 per cent better. St. Paul, Louisville and Met- ropolitan Street Railway made gains and Canadian Pacific improved a point. WALL STREET. II a. m..—-—'l‘riiding sentiment became confused when Sou. thorn Pacific rallied to 66 and Sugar dropped from 127 1,. to 125 91. The a1)- pcarance of large buying Orders in Smle of the specialties soon turned the (muse of prices strongly upw.ards and trading became quite active. At 11 o clock Southern 1 aclfic was forced be- low 65 again and the general list eased off in sympathy. WALL STREF' i‘. noon—~Tlie making of call loans at six per cent had a tem- porary restrictive effect on the demand but stocks were generally well support- cd. and but few reactions of impor- tance occured. (‘onsoliduted gas was unusually active and extended its gain to .114 St. Louis and San Francisco stocks were the most piominent fea- tures of the market. large purchases lifting the common 1%. the first pfd.. 1 and the second pfd.. 1%. Toward noon the general miirket hardened and St. Paul and Rock Island rose 1 and 1,1. respectively. The bond market was steady but very quiet. WALL STREET. 1 p. ni.——A few stocks were lifted sharply aiicr mid- day. brit the general market was dull and uninteresting. Missouri Pacific gained a large traction on its favorable earnings for January and the Could group was generally a shade better. Reports “or private wire of Maples & Ooldschmidt. commission brokers. / ’Ex. dividend, 1% per cent. 11111171 11111111. House and lot corner East ave- _nae sndFoi-tPoint mocthsst Norv‘nlk. Court. House contains 8 rooms. and water in» Small barn. L‘ot about 240 feet from by about 13510:: deep. mommy“. OF “w TAYLOR & GOLDEN. .... 74 Wslbmgm So, So. Norwolk. Rachael-"color onion Orbglo tor“ _ bottom mm n1! 4" W 3HAV3I V00 mun .IflLLION'o mt After months of preparation. «:3 and selection we present to you line of Spring Overnoots. whiohljfio .. onostly believe to be the sun It 01* cry way over shown in thin‘ ”it Q the country. The fabrics idem it? choicest selections of Oovortd. In Oxford and other fashionable Opri shades. and Vishnu in Oxford Ora l and Blacks We have 1taken spec core to select garments that our! desirable air of indivtdmiit‘y‘minsiu found in the high class. 11181191151119!!- ure garments only! in hit! UP'O'O "on ceptional values. however. ypu Olllfmi Alli our prices as low as greatly :Info‘l'lo garments are usually sold for. 3' 2.1.1 Fashionable Opring averse-1.... ~? ‘8. so. 910. 00. $12. 00. $15 and are. Early Spring Styles Crofut 0: Known ‘ Hot: Now Ready. ,. *<2 $21.0 $3. Other Makes $1, $1.25, $1.50 In Our Boy’s Clothing Beaumont you will find the newest creations for this season. including a superb collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trousers. n .... <.»r-' If . VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTO' GIFT LIIRARIE'. 3' ‘3 SELLECK 81’ PRICE 98 Washington Street. South Norwdlk ' . FRESH EGGS. SHOULDERB AND BACON? ‘ ' 3:1?“ & Corbeits block. South Mr “”3, “1131:3133"; :ogmubm‘g: Bright new lot. Open Illall Low 1:80 2;: £T$Jem 3 cl II" SPINACH Amai. Copper. 72% 1314 721; 7.1 SMALL HAMS < » Nico lot for Saturdsy wads. Am' C‘ & F“ “W 11 40% 41 that wsl it about 7 to 10 pounds 25° PW"- Am. (1, Twn.. 18 1s 18 is 1 l 9 d . rnv MVWTEA . 3 ...... American ice, 77;. 77.1; 711. 774; 6/2“ poun ' ‘ . - .r- tr wir‘” Am. 1w pfd.. 33w. has; 335,. 33% NEW LOT DRIED BEEF . Mixed or Black. It Is an ml"- Amer. Loco. 181.; 2115 281.; am 1mm from Chicano. WhIcher tlonaliy good trade diving Am. Smelt, 50% 510% 5o 50 grocery in town has call enough an“ satisfaction ”ah 33"..” Am. Sn r 12' w , yer, ' 12.; for the above article to warrant 5‘“ ‘ “‘e‘l' ‘4 rtinvoNswnliolni Anaconda. 12:1 123 123 123 ”Wind II by "‘0 barrel? We load 9 ”I " co ' '- 'I E t . A T & 5 Fe 33% 33s.. 3313.; 33% on Dried Beef. Remember the Voting CONN“. ANT as .l-‘ pf 98% 911% 9.. 98 ; 3 Bali A's 01110 111% 95% 91% 21131; - 1 . ‘ *' ‘ Bklyu. R. T.. 67'... 67-31). 11714, 117% “ . . i. 1’ Child. a om... 47a, its. 471/. 471.5 orenzo l . 1 . Chi. & N. W.. 189 189 18819 188% ‘ Chi. Gt. West.. 25 2-51.; 21'» 25% ' -‘ . C. M.&Sl. P.170211 17115170“ 111% ' Col. F. a 1.. 671/. 118% my. 68% Consol. Gas. 206% 2-10 20de 2091/, MM Detroit South. 1 ‘ id 1571 16 ...v Eric. 1163’. 37hr. 36% 36% " ' ,( Erie.,lst.-s1fd.‘. 88*:- 68‘.‘ 68 611% O I Str ... . _ . ill. Central. 140 III 140 140% n e a|n° . Lori. A: Nash, 1237,. 121 133% 128% ' Manhattan. 111 141% 141 111111. Only ore strain indeed. but it is responsible for more R Met. 81_ R12. 134% 1:17 313414 13614 Norronsness and general Discomfort than you give it credit fogs: Mex, Cen . ”6% 26-13 211% 263.4 . your byes give you the slightest trouble, is it not. the best policy M K a Was 26% 2611. 26% find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and costs m M K & T DNA 5‘1 571.5 57 57% nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjustod,is Mo Pact c 1011 1101/; 11.415 110% our guarantee. National hal'zi 28% 2715 27-15 N 1'. Central 137 1.111 137 1.1qu3 JACKSON Nerf. & West. 72% 72:1; 72% 72% Out. a w ‘11. 111 3111. am 31% 3 Pacific Min :18 :13». 381.4. 381/, . GRAIN"! GP'IOIAI Penn R. R 144 141% 113% 144 .. WALL OTREET. "aflWOLK’ mg. People's Gas. 103% 103% 10314 103% , Press. 8. Cor. 1111.4 6175 61% 61% ‘ Reading, 61% 112% 111% 112% Read.1stpfd.. 85 85. 35 :5 . Rood. 2d pfd. 73% 73% 33% 3% .. How Ha yYoii Should Be Rock Island. 45% 16% 45% 46% Rock Isln’tad. p. 78% 2131554 3% 7551132 8011.Psc c. 64% 1‘ 6 m Sou. Ry. Col. 33% ”wining 339‘| 0081 Prices R do Tenn. 0. 113316713: gm 3331; at; Texas Pscl c. 38 9 ‘ ~ . ‘ Union Pacific. 9451 94%. 911‘ 941,; WOOd LOWQI‘o Un. Poe. pfd.. 911‘ 91% 911‘ 9;“ . . . . 1 i . ll. 3: film. '92.“ if.“ .2.“ i.“ an. sras'w. annoy. run and nous. sold an 11.8. a. a c.. 24 21 237/. 23a morprfoos. by . a l U. S. Steel. 37% 37% 37 87* U. S. Steel pfd. 87% 87%‘ 87% 87% .. RAYMOND Wabash. 11111.. 60% 505‘ 50% 50% ‘West Un.’1‘el.. Wisdom Cent. 26% 26% 261‘ 26% Makes no dust. Will not innr the finest surface ifilfi'c‘siso Ask for sample (free). ‘ H S. HOOD-.3. IdSonthHsoiStmd. ' Outill's Bridge—W Fish II Steak God. We 1b.; White Halibut.‘ 12¢ iii; Haddock. to 1b.; Salmon. 11c lb. Pollock. 6c 11).; white and yellow Perch. 10c 1b.; lulict.10o lb. Roe and Buck Shad. Largo ma. Blue Fish. Waylon. Green Smelt. extra ht open- ed Long Clans. Round Ola-is. ' All otherkinds of‘lsh‘.‘ R J CUTBILL “steely-011W. . 3‘ p ‘ "
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