<1 AT'i- LANE’S [>-
Phone i65-5
nor Poona. .
aur'raa hooves
mouaua PEPPERMINT
also“. I
PLAIN moussss KISIEB.
canamata
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VOTE at olthor Restaurant or
Bahary for am Library.
4.5 :04; ‘10:“ ‘ ," “‘
5 I Washington St.
an. George Smith. of Stevens
street. is a guest of Mrs. Charles Rob-
. eta. of New Haven.
Frank Sven. Jr.. has secured a fine
piano from the Weber Piano Company.
of New York. '
it is a difficult matter to get a good
likeness of a chid. Lewis makes a
specialty of th'Iidiens photographs.
--lti cakes Laundry Soap. 25c. Jose-
loff's.
A meeting of Ophir Chapter Oldet
of the Eastein Star will be held this
evening In Masonic Hall.
R. J. Cutbill is selling fresh fisii at
very low prices. nead his ad and see
the price of green Blue fish.
J. C. Hawkins of Seaside place. East
Norwalii. has returned home from ls-
llp. L. l.. where he has been spend-
ing some time.
Charles Fleming. harborinaster of
the city of Bridgeport was a visitor
in town yesterday on business. He
called on Herman Malmo.
Alvah Tuttle is having an addition
made to his barn on Hickory Bluff.
The scales at Raymond Brothers
coal yard are being readjusted aiid re-
novated.
Fewer gallons: wears longer; Devoe.
A Lenten service was held at St.
Mary‘s Church. 'last night. and was
very largely attended.
S. H. Kinsley, of Harrisburg. Pa.. re-
presenting the Crofut and Knapp Com-
pany. Is stopping at the Hotel Clifford.
Ford Seeley. the well known bicycle
ildcr. Is a visitor in town. He formerly
icsldcd here and kept a bltyrle store
in Non walk
~Eggs_ warranted fresh. 15 for 25c.
it‘. i). Lawton 8: Co.
it is expected now that East Wash-
ington street will be re-paved by about
the first of June. The commissioners
are taking preliminary steps towaid
this end.
Rev. Paul Mooré Strayer will meet
the young people in the South Norwalk
Congregational Church tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3:30 oclock. The subject
will be Our Own Church Covenant.
E. K. Banks is advertising special
bargains in towels and toweiing in his
space in today’s paper.
One of the recent labor saving de-
vices invented by Seth D. Tripp. is a
fruit wrapping machine. From a roll
of paper small wrappers are made.
printed and the lemon, orange, plum.
etc.. is wrapped.
Colonel and lifts. E. H. Matthewson
and daughter Jeannette. and Majol
and Mrs. James k, Crpfut of Sims-
bury. haic eng _ message about the
middle of June for Europe where they
will remain about three months.
Mrs. Albert Trout: of Clinton. Mass,
wife of Albert 'irout. who is well-
known in The Not'wiiiks as trainer of
' the speed department of Maplehurst
stock farm. the home of 631.88%
on Wilkes. is the guesf of fifpand Mrs.
l. G. Hamilton. DI the Hotel Hamil-
ion.
——3 cans Soups. 25c. Joseloff's.
The Woman's Christian Temperance.
Union will hold ‘lts‘annnt‘il'tree will of-
fering meeting Friday. at 2 o'clock.
with Mrs. J. A: Richardson. West aye-
nue. All who have envelopes are re.
quested to bring them in. All that
are interested in any line of tempei-
ance work are cordiallyinvited to at-
tend. There is to be a good program.
Refreshments will be served.
After the, meeting of Company ii
last night a regular company meeting
was held. Among things it was decid-
ed to give the entertainment commit-
tee. the power to arrange for a dance
at the armory shortly after Easter.
The committee has the right to decide
not to hold the dance if they think
it impracticable and if it is to be held
the committee will decide on the date.
At the family meeting of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church to—
night. Rev. raul Strayer will give a
frank talk to Christians on Our Lord‘s
Hands Tied. The chorus choir will
meet for organization and rehearsal.
in place of the. regular Sunday school
lemon study Mr. Strnyer would like to
meet the deacons. cunday school teach.
era and other who will assist in the
special services and will give instruc»
tion as to the work required.
if you are the most critical of
dressers you are sure to be pleased
with the splendid collection of spring
stilts and spring overcoats which Sei-
lock and Price are selling. Turn to
their ad. and read the prices.
Suit to foreclose a judgment lien on
fourteen acres of land in the town of
Westport has been instituted by Ana-
tin. Nichols & Company. against E. L
Hartwell. of Bridgeport. The lion Ia to
secure a judgment recently obtained in
the civil court of common pleas for
8285. 54. Edmund C Smith. of West-
port. claims to have thme mortgages
on the property. two of 8500 each and
one for $275.1‘ho papers were served
yesterday. by Deputy Sharia Peter
Doolan. Jr.
--Dr. ll. 8. Roach. Eye and Ear Spo-
oiallat from Bridgeport. rcmovcd his
oflcc from the lahachcmo Hotel. to
53 North Main St. So. Norwalk. whore
ha can be consulted on Tuesdays
‘Thursdaya and Saturdays from 1
o 'clock to 4 p. in. only.
Svec's Band rehearsed last evening.
There were a few more members ad-
mitted. The next rehearsal was fixed
for next Wednesday. April 1.
Oscar Squires. who has charge of the
gas department of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company, is III
at his home wtth typhoid fever.
“Any persons having ice cream cans
and pails belonging to C. ileKlyn dz
Son, Norwalk. Conn. will please notify
them. and the some will be called for.
The agency of .l. H. Lawrence has
sold two places this week anti placed
one mortgage. The real estate busi—
ness is improving in South Not-walk.
A meeting of Olive. Branch Lodge.
Knights of l’ytliias will be held this
evening at i‘vthian Hall. The rank
of Knight will be conferred on one can.
didate.
The board of health was busy this
morning inspecting the back yard of
the property in North Main street.
owned by Henry C. Ely. The yard is
alleged to be In a very unsanitary con-
dition and there are large» piles of
rubbish there. together with a great
deal of inflammable material. What
action will be. taken by the board has
not been learned.
N0 CLAIM AGAINST R. A.
Mra. Mary Waiia Jenninga' Suit War
With a Benefit Aaaociaticn.
in justice to the Royal Arcanum. it
should be. stated that Mrs. Mary Wells
Jennings, of Southport, formerly of
Norwalk. has no suit against that or-
«for. The claim of Mrs Jennings was
ettied plomplly by the Royal Arca-
um.
Mrs Jennings' suit was against the
Loyal Additiohdl Benefit Association.
an independent, separate oiganizatlon
incorporated under the laws of New
Jersey. and the. Royal Arcunuin Is not
responsible for it. The only conned
tion between the two societies was that
originally the Loval Additional confin-
ed its membership to the members of
the Royal Arcanum‘ but that restric-
tion “as taken off some years ago, and
they take in a member everywhere
they can get one"thal Is satisfactory.
it Is a separate. independent. compet-
ing organization to the Royal Arcan-
iim. it. is not an auxiliary to the Roy"
ul Arcanum in any war
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
Bishop McMahon Council. Catholic
Benevolent Legion. held a social and
smoker. at the conclusion of the regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night. William
Hyland. .iohn J. Mylod. .lohn Murray
and Arthur Sevmour favored with pop-
ular vocal selections. and there was a
season of recitations and story-telling
by members of the order. Refresh-
ments were served. and all expressed
themselves as being highly pleased
with the entertainment.
Burglara are Operating in tOwn.
Protect yopr vaiuabiaa before it il
too late.
Vou can secure a safe deposit box
for $4 per year in the vault of
"It SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUS 1' COMPANY.
Accordions.
Just received a complete line of
KALBE'S lMPERiAL, the best made.
You can secure one by paying 25 cents
weekly.
Spauldlng‘s complete line of Base-
ball goods now ready.
New lot of Umbrellas just received.
blemn’ldhn Stand.
mm ‘5
WATCHES.
suits, In many varieties of fancy
collars. perfection in fit and finish.
tastes caiorud to as they never have been.
OUR GREAT GUARANTYI SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
OUR FREE 5H0 w,
or sun-a rspa‘mo atomas
Please tonsider this an tugcul peliioiial Iniitalion to visit our stores
Everything In our stores is brand new,
selected with care and backed by our broad guarantee.
this Is an ordinary exhibit of really-made clothing, for it ls’nothing um
than a great gathering of smart, tai lorcd-iiiadc suits and top coats, of a
character nevenbefore offered you.
and view the best show of the best ready to- near uearulilcs for men over
brought to town
up to the moment in style.
.Jlo not ‘bink
i
Note the smartnoas of shape In our single and double-breasted sack
mixtures—~widc shoulders. snug flttliig
Young men especially will find their
Suit: from 06.00 to $23.00; Top Coats from 06.50 to $10.00.
Everything else you‘ll need for Easter but shoes is here ready to
Wt‘fl l‘.
NoTELr‘Vt’ scll Volk bats;
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tai. Gall. 82-3.
you know that there
made; iioiic. we have ever sold guvc such satisfaction as Volk lists.
the new Spring styles.
bet ter
See
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NORWALK.
Toi. Call 444.
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EVE ING‘”
ard of quality.
Poor or dirty Oata make your horses lick and in the
end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chad and dust.
That Is why lseli CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish-evcry bag of the highest atpadv
any oars THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH."
. a,“
orgy»
is about over.
her spring garb.
a cheap pair of colored glasses.
Jackson's
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PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER
ART
.
WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SQPIAH.
Sitting. by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.; 2 to 47p. m.
‘ STUDIO
53 Wall Street, Ncrwalk.
-:
Her bright sun,
‘ l’
Opposite Hotel.
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\
NATUR 5's NAP
She has awakened from her winter's sleep and will soon dm.
stiff winds and flying dust will remind
you that. you have EYES. About the first thing a person does when his
eyes become sensitive to the sun. wind or dust, is to rush to a store and buy
DON'T DO lT. Come to me. and find
cause and remedy. Colored glasses are Intended for diseased eyes.
are not diseased.
You
"HOMER B.- HOVT.
RIFRACTIN G OPTIOIAN.
Room emitted am Building.
Oflco bolt”! ‘16 11: 45: 912: 45.3
South Nor-walk. Conn.
6: 39. Saturday evenings, 7-D.
“Mot patrons. '
»,.Bpocials pool mts at eonv
~63; . “MSW-g ----.. ._.;1é:*.1‘.
BASE BALL GOODS.
Full Llrie.
sass BALLS,
GLOVES,
ervs,
5: to $1.25
25: upwards
to: ‘to 04.00
William ‘P. Beers,
SPORTING GOODS.
40 WALL OTRIIT.
NORWALK. CONN.
Chlidftl '8 Photographs Arc Ollf‘ 8M].
but this does not mean that other work is neglected. oh no—for this jj
month prices on all work reduced...
,Oabinat size. 02.75 don: half cabinet. 81.00 don: our leader, 7.: dot. LI
LEWIS. fl Main Sfmf. Nat-walk.
Our Busmess College
A Success-«WHY?
‘I
;_,.p.-
Ia it°l502diiiu we are mind; a little money.
or la it because our graduhtea are successfully
holdhg good poaltiona?
Sendforrerms andruncvnbcr we have a na-
tional reputation.
“3 areas BUSINESS
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ill
WaforBofflos
TWO QUART, 75o.
Guaranteed for one year.
They are 0. K. in every detail.
if one should not turn out to be
as we guarantee it bring it back
and get a new one or your mon-
ey bac k.
. Vote here for The Merchanta‘
Gift Libiaiy
Clifford Pharmacll
PHONE 10-2.
000W.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WAI. l. S'l‘itlu‘id'r . 10:10 a. ni.-—'I‘hc
opening movement of prices was
slightly irregular. although the prin-
cipal stocks were higher. MPlI'Ollflll~
tlin Strect Railway jumped iii and Ice
Preferred rose a point. Southern l’nci-
flc advanced a large fraction. For the
most part changcs were small.
WAIJ. S'l‘lll: 21‘. i p. m.—~-i’riccs
fluctuated scarcely enough either way
to be perceptible. 'i‘ho subsidence of
bear selling turned the drift of the
niailtet upuald and Wabash preferred
advanced a point Anaconda also
gained. “. while (‘ olorado and Soultlcrn
second picferied lost 1%
Reports over private wire of Naples
It Goldschmidt. commission brokers.
Swartl & Corbett'a mock. South Nor-
walk:
()pen Hgih Low lzriii
Anial. Copper. mi». 68% dbl/é; 06%
Am. c. & l~‘.. 2.947. at”. zip-u 391».
Am, lcc pfdz, lili fill 33 38
Amer. Loco, 27% 27%. 279.. 27%
Am. Smelt. 47% ii“; 47% 475..
Am. Sugar, 12.3 12.314 i3“. 125
Anaconda, lll‘rg llii iii llti
A. T. It S. Fe, SI SI“; x07. til-"i;
A.T. a S.l~‘. not. us its 97%- 97*.
Bait. & Ohio, iil’y. 92‘“ My. 92%
Bklyn. it. 'l‘._ aw. tin-1,. ms... «351..
Chen, 8: Ohio. iii Mill... 4.3"“ 465‘;
Chi. (it, West. Bi‘ 2%" 24 34%
C. M. it St. P. lur. inst», 104% 165%
C01, SOIIIh., 257‘ "0% 25‘s 2031;.
(‘onsoi (ins, 207 207 207 207
Del.-& Hud., taxi... ltlii‘m ltiiilu liiill
)ric. :ll7. 3.1!. :-‘.l~”-;. 1'5».
Erie. lsl ptd.. sun, stilt... “film sou,
Ill. Central. 13s». fill-Hg I38 taste.
Lou, & Nash. 120 I‘ll) lili “83’.
. Manhattan. 1308'. 13914, lliiilv. fits-‘4.
' McLSt. Rim lilo not, 1341,».- iiiii‘k.
Mex. Central. 271 2TH 26V. 267,.
life: N't ths.. 181:. my. 18“. 18%
M, K. dz '1‘. pfd.. 35%. .3311. 55% 5514
M0. Pnciflc_ "Wk 1085.. 107"; 108
National Lead. 25%, 25-1. 2:31;. 2.34.
N. i'. Central. 1351,, into. 135'. isms
Norf. It West, 703‘. ii 701'. 70".
0m. & West, 30% 30k. 30k. 30%
Penn. lt._a., Nil." my. 1401.; ilos.’
People's Gas. 102 1021.1 101-: 102
Reading. my. 59% 38% 591,.
Read. lst pfd.. Sling» UNA 84h; Rwy
Read. 2d bid. 70 70 70 To
Repub. Steel. if”. lit-1'4 19“,. WW.
Rock island. «iIiT. “It, 43". 44-1..
Rock Island. 0.. Til 76 76 76
Son. Pacino tiIl-‘i saw. 621. est;
Sou Ry. (‘o., 3H). 3'.’ ms, 32
SOu. Ry. Md. 9:: . ‘9'“; 92 92"
Tenn. C. & I.. 63% term, 631.; 053.
Texas Pacific, 371.». 37“.. 37H. 373;.
Union Pacific, sot. sis. 9054.. sis.
l'n. Par. pfri.. 901. 900; 90% 903’.
i'. 8. Leather. 121.. 123;. 121/. 121/.
U. S. Lea. pfd. 907,. nor. on? 907'.
U. 8. Steel. out. an. 3.37.. 363;.
l1. 8. Steel pfd. Rd"; sin. Rm 865;.
Wabash. ~ 28‘... 28'. 28‘... 28‘“
Wabash. ptd._ so». not; 497‘. riot-g.
Wiscon. (‘ent.. '23 1'1“!) 25‘;
STEEL COMPANIES MERGEO.
TRENTON. N. J.. March 26nArticles
of merger were filed in the office of the
Secietaly of State today. meiging the
American Steel Hoop .i‘o'mpani. Na-
tional Steel Company and the (‘ainegie
Company. 'ihe merged corpmation Is
to be known as toe National Steel
Company. with a capitalization of 863,.
000. 000 The combined capital of the
old companies amounted to 3-52.000.
000. By this meiger the new corpola-
tion will save over $7. 000 each rest In
fees. paid to the state of New Jersey
The directors of the new corporation
are W. E. Corey. 6. M. Schwab: E. H.
Gary. W. W. Blackburn and Thomas
Murray. The officers of the company
are W. E. Corey. president; W. W.
Blackburn. secretary and treasurer: W.
C. McCausland. assistant treasurer; J.
J. Campbell. assistant secretary and
auditor. All the ofilcera are from Pitts-
burg.
SCHOONER DAVIDSON STRANDED.
LEWES. Del. March 26—The
schooner William H. Davidson. lumber
laden. Suffolk. Virginia, for New York.
stranded one mile south of ladian
River Inlet today. The‘vessei is leak-
Ing badly. The American Salvage
Campany had dcspatchcd a ing to her
assistance with the prospects of float-
ing her .
mam
iMPORTANT NOTICE.
Our Command Syrup Saraaparilla is
leader as a spring mcdlciifo
too Discs. 75..
names sowrti. co. ,
PWIM “will.
iii Silt {iii lawn
_ Home andlot oornar last as
one and Fort Point strut. East
Norwafli. Cain. Hmcantaina
D: l
ENTINEL
an agreeable preparation to tan; la a 7 ‘
ma moor ' -_ y
cunt:
DBESS‘NI’
splendid collection of
spams sum chit _, .
spam erratum ‘
for men and boys and pronoun“;
it without qualiflcatlon tile lurid“
finest and in every way the,“ moat
satisfactory assoitmmt Itiidtiitl‘ldy
have ever seen in thla pdl‘t'Of. fl.
They have backdd up "i;
tlieii statements by libel‘ll' TOT-4“" ’
chases and now me want \{O‘U it); if ‘
We will not be satisfied‘lfnfdl ‘2"
We have received your vchI- on if ;
the subject ", .
«.0
SPRING TOP COATS.
made hot“ t'lt‘i) fashionable fabiic. of the. season short loot, medium. , .
tight or loose fitting $8.,50 $10.00 $12.00 $15.00 and $10.00. .
MEN 5 SPRING suns ‘ 6;;
double- bieasted and singlebreasted. the latter in both than and loan
button styles. plain and be itiiful fancy fabrics. with every fairest flab
ion featuie obseived. 86. ”0850 $10 812 $15 $18. 020 Indus.
SPRING HATS—in our stock you will ilnd reproductions of all the load- -
ing ext ilisiie batters blocks but we save. you from 500 to ".00,
according to the grade. on eiery hat you buy. , . .
SPRING HABERDASHERV~Onr selections in this Department are now
complete In every detail. including the finest for dress or bucineal
wear that can be. found.
In our Boya' Clothing Department you will find the but i at tho
market producaa for every occaaion. Strong. durable fabrics, all “Mini-’-
ly tailored and atyliah in deaign.
SELLECK 8: PRICE
98 Washington Street. South *Norwalk: ,, ' ». .
Keeping At it
SHOULDERS AND BADON.‘ ' ,
Plenty and cheap. No troubiato Bright new '9" . ,. f - 1 r,
not home laid Fraah Ema now. SPINACH \ ..-.s .. ., , ,. ..
22: nor dozen. . ' ‘ .. .
SMALL HAMS Nice lot for Saturday trad. ..
that weigh about 7 to 10 pounds, .. 25¢ pack.
16%: paund. TRV MY 40c TEA. .: '
NEW LOT DRIED BEEF Mixed or. Black. lt-igqi My ,
but in from‘ Chicago W|f|llf “he; ‘ ticnally good trade. am“. ‘
grocery in own as ea cheap
for the above article to warrant great satisfaction. "9"” M
grant nice flavor. New andgoad.
buying it by the barrel? Wa load
on Dried Beef. Remember the Voting Contest.
Lorenzo Dibble.
(Ollllll'y.
call.
FRESH EGGS.
p ‘4‘. l! 2'
"nu-o- '~ ~
.Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but It. is responsible for more Headaches.
Norvouancss and general Discomfort than you give it credit for.
your oyea givé you the slightest trouble, is it not the lie-Mm lit?»
lad out the cause? Our examination in very uioiough and .oiis 9cm.
nothing. .lf glasses are needed. Proper Chisel. Properly Adjustadmig. 5
par guafantca. :.\ 4 .. ,
o. B. JACKSON
ona‘oddra crumb
-
to intact. mm. uoawacx. court.“
,5 mu“
“4-
How Happy You Shauid Ba », _,
Coal Prices Reduced. ' ~5-?
Asa for sample ("00).-
H S HOOD, i
[£50111]! Main Street.
. -
South NM
1“Cutbill’saBudge Fish mitt
raaau ARRIVAL room. .
Green Blue m, 15c lb.: was
God. Haddock. Pollock. 5c Ila; am .
Minus: Halibut!” it; am:
and Ron shad. wan mi and an oth-
er kinda of froth Id. All trash.
caught dab. Hard Shell Crabs. 30c
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