<1 AT -:~ Little's-o
Phone~ l65-5
nor FUDGE.
'Iurrizn scorch
accuses PEPPERMINT
Kisses.
rum nousszs KISSES.
CARAMEL&
VOTE at either Reliaurant or
Bakery for'Gift' Library.
V.
N
5 I Washington St.
Minn-(lutliurlne llell. of 'l'orrlugtoii.
hi hi 'lomi todny. ‘ ...,.. ,.
in Berkley street.
The llowlaud Ilry (binds t‘oiiipiiny
Illrllllfllll women's spring shoes. which
is interesting reading.
’-—Suprciiio Court Cigar 10 cents.
The. adoption degree team of (locke-
ooo 'l‘riiic, I. t). It. .il., of Norwalk, will
meet tonight and relicnrae. The re-
Ilt'lll‘hlli is called for Ii o'clock.
The town assembly hall. Wiill street.
Norwalk. is a busy place today. Messrs.
I". K. Ilrlggs and it‘. S. Ambler will
serve dinner to a large number of Me-
thodist ministers hero for the roiunlii-
tier of the week, commencing tomor-
row. The tables and chairs are being
placed in position today and other
work in connection with the task Is
IN‘IIIK tloiie.
Street (‘ililillllii-ilullt‘l‘ Martin Kellogg.
of Norwalk, has a force of men at work
preparing Wi-stport IIVi'llllt' and Idiuit
. I i
006 I'WS Etiles
I L .
lander Hyatt, of the firm of 'I‘ristrani
& Hyatt, is In New York today ‘on bass
,iiiei-is.
Miss K. Geriuoud Vosbnrgh. who has
been visiting iii Newark. N. .l.. has re-
turned to her home in this city.
’I‘wo automobile sheds are being or-
ected at the Knob tinting Club. (Jon-
tractor Books is doing the work.
Miss Edna (‘iuy has resigned from
her position as stenogrnpher iit the
ofilce of the Norwulk box factory.‘
The case of George ilnnford. charg-
ed with drunkenness, which was con-
tiiiiicd iii the city cotirt itiitil thin
iiiortiiiiu. was finally settled by a fine
of $2! and costs.
Mrs. Ida El. Keep formerly of South
Norwalk. with it party of three other
Italics from Northampton. Mass. on
their way to New York clty, will stop
at the Clifford tonight.
Assistant General Manager William
Darby, of Bridgeport, was iii South
Norwalk today. calling on Superinten-
dent. Wainwright. of the. Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company.
—'l‘he latest styles in Milllncry t; he
found at M. S. SmithfiCon.
It has been requeitédthnt all of the
ladies who are to assist in serving the
Methodist. ministers to dinner at the
town assembly hall, Wall street. Wed»
nosday. April 1st, be there tit 12 o‘clock
sharp. ,
The subject of the meetingof the
Ladies' Benevolent Association of the
Norwalk Congregatitmal Church. to-
morrow afternoon. will be “Walking
Willi God," and will be led by Mrs.
lleiidrickson.
All kinds of .clgtirs. cigarettes, and
tobacco and pipes at Whelpiey and
Clark‘s.
A regular meeting of Lady Jennings
Midge. Daughters of Bethlehem, will
be. held tomorrow ereiilug. in Red
Men‘s Hall. A large. attendance will
result as the returns of the box social
will probably be announced to those
who attend.
Edward ’l‘obey has resumed his dii-
tles with E. Ii‘.'l.o'ckwo(ui 8:, Co. in
South Norwalk after having laid off
for three days because of the painful
necideiit to the two middle fingers of
his left hand. which were drawn into
a block of the dredging apparatus of
the sloop-steamer “Curlew."
Landlord Walz'sent out circulars to
the various hotels in the state, yestei
tiny, requesting them to keep as many
of the commercial travellers as possi-
ble over night In other towns. as the
hotels in South Norwalk will be filled
with Methodist ministers and others
who come to attend the conference
this week.‘
Louis Bugger & Co.. patent attorneys,
Washington, I). 0., r you that on last
,Tuesday Ebenezer fill, of Norwalk.
obtained a valuable patent for improve-
ments in pumping engines. A printed
copy of this patent will be furnished
free to any reader of this paper on till‘
plieation to the abovoiiamed attorneys.
Mention this paper in writing,
Thomas I". Cole, the actor. returned
to lloliokeii, N J.. yesterday. having
spent a few hours in South Norwalk.
The company of which he, is It mem-
her, A Bunch of Keys. is to play itiilil
Thursday in Hobokcn, and then go to
Albany for a three nights” engagement.
The company Will be iit Hoyt's ’l‘lica
tre. South Norwatk, April‘llth.
Under the newmilitary law the quar-
terminator-general. ’t-iinimissary-geuer-
al and payniaster-general are deprived
of their former salaries and receive pay
only for duty all the ‘nnntinl encamp-
ment. One or' more of these officers
think this is hardly fair. and they will
go before the. military affairs commit-
tee Wednesday to present their vlews
on a bill providing annual salaries of
$500. '
Two local cases are listed for trial in
the short caienddr session in Bridge
port. The cases are to come up Thurs-
day. They are Dudley E. Hoyt. of Nor-
walk. Vs. Alice Beggs Shastey. plaintii!
. represented by rney keogh and de-
fendant-“by G. s. cNalt and Chamber-
lnin & Hull. Ibis in ii foreclosure of a
mechanic‘s lien»..;,'rhe.other comes tip
tomorrow. and is between Benjamin 1’.
Mend.'ndminlltrntor. and the Nomlk
Savings Society. l’lllntlff is represent-
ed by Hurlburt I: Davis. and defendant
by W. 'H.‘Perry.nnd John H. Pullman.
When In Need
of a good Cigar. either Clear Hanna.
, or Danube. come-1n and look over
our cans. . ,
TURKISH CIGARETTIB.
A melt. plain. cork or
void that.
avenue with sand tor the reception of
crushed stone. which will be ptit on In
a week or two. 'ihe Work or cleaning
the catch basins about the city is near-
ly completed. (Toiiitiiissituier Kellogg
has just finished some road work on
lltiver street.
_.. Leave your order for Easter Huts
at M. S. Smith 4’: t‘o.'s, ‘
The matter of a Ilt‘W hotel for Nor—
walk continues to piogreas very nice-
Iy but ICx-mayor A. (3. Wheeler. chair-
man of the business men‘s meeting
which considered the project. has not
vet completed his committees, but will
do so by tomorrow. lie was delegated
to appoint a committee on site and
plans iitid another on subscriptions.
Mr, Wli clcr has already appointed one
of these coiniiilttecs. but preferred to
give the names out all together.
The case of .lack Lowery. of llay
street, charged with assaulting his wife
was before Judge Taylor in tile city
court this morning. Lowery had been
on probation for some time and un-
dcr the olm-rvatlon of the police. lie
has been living: a peaceful and law
abiding life since he was before the
court last tliiie and in place of being
a wife beater has become ii home lover
and a quiet orderly citizen. .Iudne
Taylor. in View of his good record. the
cidcd to allow him to go with the pay-
ment of costs In the case.
‘C "a infect
MEDICINAL SKIN
owder.
\ Heals and
' Comforts
f the SKIN
A
medication
diffomnt and
immeasurably
superior to
“learn powdm
and lotions
. ~ /' for all
SO R E N E b S, ‘
Itching, Chafing. Staffing. Sunburn. ,
Nettle Rash. Barns. Pimples, Wounds.
Alter Shaving, lender feet. Offensive
Body Odors. and Bed Sores.
A Perfectly Ideal Baby Powder.
A! Drug Stnru. 05c. [new trial phi. jrrv.
comfort Powder 00.. Hartford. 0!.
Vii
The Safest Way is the best.
Protect yourself against loss
and error'bv depositing your in-
come with '
THE OUTH NOR WALK
T UST COMP‘NY
Iheclt.
Do You Want a Stil—
of Encyclopedia Brittaunicn (12 vols.) '.'
If so order The Tribune from us; we
have ajfew set: left.
. complete line of
SPAOLDING'O .BASEBALL oooos.
,Goltiiiiiiii’i liars Stand,
to uolrm mu o‘ruz'r.
’ WATCHES
Want? Refit Grades
Mrs. I". W? Fairy to ill at her home
I
have stunt-thing to any today in their?
and paying all your bills by ;
‘h
(i
8.
t
her
speciallymommaiddfortlwse
mommrformrde
."fitpld,
fl. 7.
H v
Is about over.
-«ufiamm no». rw
OUR FREE
'or SMIIR rsmnva .5 55
Please consider this an iiruent petsonal lllVlll
and view the best show of the best rcady-towciir
rought to town,
Everything In our stores Is brand new. up
selened with care and bitched by our broad i: tithing It 5-!
this is an ordinary exhibit or l'l‘llily'llliltltl cloth , coatN of a
than a great gathering of smart, tailorednitole. V
harncter never before offered you.
Note the siiiartness of shape In ottr sliiulc
suiti-i. Iti many varieties of fancy iiiixturesw wl Will “llll their
Young in
tllt'l't‘tl to as they never have been,
Suits from $6.00 to $23.00: Top Coats fro
Everything chic you'll need for Easter
wear.
ollars. perfection In fit
antes c
and Iliilsh.
OUR GREA T GUARANI Y: SATISFACTION 01?
SH
ilr stores
men over
.‘I In style,
iioi think
reasled sack
snug fitting
.00.
here ready to
are none better
NOTE rWe sell \'o|k hats; you know Volk hats. See
made; none we have ever sold gave such N
he new Sprint: styles.
IOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Cull. 82-2.
WWOMMMOM
,. Poor or dirty Oats ma
and yell find them most 0
, chaff and dust.
of a horse do not take kl
That lit why I sell C
HIGH GRADE FEED.
quantity you may wish
nrd of quality.
'91: sick and in the
he digestive organs
. . SWEET "AT and
n yoti will bring any
of the highest Itnnd-
D
NORWALK.
Tol. Call 444.
WaforBotflos
TWO QUART, 75m, .
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 buck.
Vote here for The Merchantn'
(lift Library.
Clifford Pharmacli
PHONE 152.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET, Itlzio a, m,-'l‘hP
local market followed the London lead
this morning aitd advanced prices on a
good volume of business. Gains of 94;
to a point were scored by Pennsylva-
nia. New York Central, St. Patti, Union
Pacific and Canadian Pacific. Southern
Pacific run off 55 and there was a drop
of its. in United States Steel preferred.
The general tone. however, was firm.
WALI. S’l‘lild J’I‘. iioon~The gain in
St. Paul was extended to 11/2. and In
New York Central and Pennsylvania
to 11,1. Net gains of a point, Were es-
tablished for Union Pacific. Atchisoii.
iialtlmore and Ohio. Erie, Louisville.
Metropoltan. Striiigbtway and Smell-
iiig .~'I‘Iiere were declines in New York.
(‘hicago and St. Louis. 01,11. The mar-
ket became very dull at the top level.
and receded a fraction. lionds were
steady.
Reports over private wire of Maple:-
& Goidschmldt, commilsion brokers,
Swartz dc Corbett'l block, South Nor-
walk:
wear that can be
ly tailored and stylish
J
PLATINUM z
WORK i
Sitting; by appoi
D10
53 Wall Street, Nd
< 93 one
APHS LAST FOREVER
‘ . Oppoaito: Hotel.
'Icocon AND SEPIA. “.
am to to 12 m.; 2 tori p. m.
-———
ll her winter's sleep and will soon dor
spring garb.
Office ”0“” 3 ‘0 burden of atron
Special Appoint b o D "
V‘I
South Norwnlk Conn.
R°°m 9 ”I‘ll“! 31"" '45 to 6:30. Saturday evenings, 7-9. '
B
ll Line.
in. Goods.
IASI So to $1.25
25c upwards
GL0 toe to $4.00
“ha/hm P. Beers,
{ SPORTING GOODS.
but this do ork reduced.
month pric.
.; i t, . .'
Cablnet do: half cab no 31 00 do: .
any.
rlfl‘fo: fuller particulars.
nusniiiss outlier.
ozone: 1:. unruly. can , .
our leader, 75c dot. "
Strut. Nat-walk.
H
.
Sh01111911“ltiff winds and flying dust will remind
‘ “fl: [Hire first thing a person does when “‘3
t0“ ”'31 W" have ,M l‘u‘lind or dust, is to rush to a store and buy
eyes become sensitive. 10))0N'T IIO pr,
3 cheap W"? of (‘Ol‘lfl‘d‘ are. intended for diseased eyes.
cause and remedy. Unit
are not diseased.
(Iomc to me and find the
Yours
0
NORWALK. CONN.
.n that other work is neglected, oh no—for this I:
‘ rays since our national reputation hnl‘been earn-
When an applicant says he in a Brown
:2 is recognized immediately as a thorough person.
Open High Low 1:30
Amal, Copper, one; 1333‘ «my. 0.3%
Aiii. Cotton ()il, 43 3 42h; 421,4.
American Ice, T T 7 7
Am. Ice pfd.. 30% 303/; 30% 303/.
.Anier. Loco. 271‘; 271/: 27% 271/;
Am. SmelL. 177.. 48% 477... 4314‘
Am, Sugar, lit 1‘.” 12239'1231/3
Anaconda. till I lit III) 110
A, 'I‘. 6’: S. Fe, soap til till iii
A, '1‘. & S. l“. p. hill. 97% 9th,. 07
liull. 8; Ohio, till it... .5 897). 90%
llklyn. R. T., lift ,llfi‘fg 64% lull,“
('lies. & Ohio, NU; “1'2 Hi; “‘4
(‘lii_ & N. \\'.. 182% 182‘.:. 182% 1R3“.
t‘lii. (it. West, 231,, 231,2 23%. 23“;
C. .\l, a St. P. Nil", “32% III] ltitl'a;
t‘ol, P. St l., till“ 01%. till}. til-'93
(‘ol. South. 251,4; 25‘»,- 2.3V; 2.3%
(‘ousol (ins, 2031/,» 204 202%,. 204
llel, & lliid.. 165 165% flit-3. “351,4;
lCrle, 3414, 3:314. :ll-‘y 35
Erie. 1st pfd.. any. ram 60 titi
Ill, Central. may. idiom tam. 1367-.
Inn. 8: Nash, 117 117% 11011- 11713
Manhattan, lzlts'iis. 1381!; 138 Irish;
Met. St, Ry.. 134%,» 135% 134M} 135%
Men. Central, 261,4; 261.45 26‘; 20‘;
Mex N‘t (fits. 171/;- 171-9 IT‘é 171.4,
M. K. 6’: 'l‘.. 24% 25 245i. 2.“,
ll, K. & '1‘. pfd. fill... 541/. 541.4. 541;.
Mo. Pacific, 100»; 10714. 100% Hills.
National Lead. :35": 251,. 251.4; 251.3
N. Y. Central, 131%. 132 130% 132%
Norf. & West, 6914 69% 687i. dill];
(Int. (1- West. 297». 2971-; 293i; 29-»;
Penn. it. ll., 1375’. I377“ 136% 1373/;
People‘s (his, 10119 iota... 10W. 1011/2
Reading, 58% 59 5814. 59
licptib, Steel, 19‘4. 1914’. 19 Ill
Rock island, 43 4311; 421.4,; 43%
Rock Island pf. 70". 70% 76% iii".
Sou. Pacific. 59 507.. Fill-,4; 59
Soil, Ry. C0,, 31‘; 31% 31. 31%
Tenn. C. & l., flit“. 041,3”. 63% t .»A_.
Texas Pacific. 3t; :lti 35% 35%
l'iiioh Pacific, 901/. 90% R91 90-3“.
lln, Pnc. pfd.. 9o 90 90 90
Ii. S. leather, [2 121.4, 12 121;.
1?, S. Len. pfd.. 90 90%;. 90 90-1."
l'. S. Rubber. 15 ‘lo 15 15
11. S, it. a C.. 21% 21% 21 21
U. S, Steel. 35% 351,9. 351/. 35%
U. 8. Steel pfd. 85 85% an. 85%
Wabash, 27%, 27% 263'; 27
Wabash. pfd. is 481/}. 46% still.
West. 11a. Tel. 07% 87% 87% 87V;
Wiscon. Cent. 24% -415 24W. 24%
.—.
THE TROUT SEASON.
Open: Tomorrow —EXpectatIon that
the Fishing will be good.
The trout law “goes off“ tomorrow
and for the next three months fisher-
men will be wearing paths down the
sides of every brook in the. state. It
is expected that the season will prove
it good one. for there was plenty of
water for the fish all summer and until
the last few days the weather this
spring has been so warm that the fish
In; ought to be as good the first of the
month as it usually in two weeks later.
There have been a many stories
among fishermen herenbouts of Inw-
breakers’ hnvlng caught string of trout
already and of having exhibited them
to friends on the quiet. These stories
of illegal fishing are being duplicated
in papers all over the state and there
seems to be no doubt that there has
been a great deal of treating done al-
ready. But not In mat for such a
violation of the statutes bns been re
ported.
meant-ANT novice. .
‘ Our Compound smut flare-purine to
an agreeable preparation to take; It; n
leader as a spring medicine.
too Deon.
ISTILLSON POWELL 60.
"WNW“ “00"“:
on. emu no; uonwncx.
Norwllk.Conn. Home contains
Broomonnd water in. Small
huma'ilouboutmfutfrontby/
Mushroom.
., - mom,
Iiiiiii irritant.
e
FRESH EGGS.
Plenty and cheap.
22: oer dozen.
SMALL HAMS
161/2c pound.
on Dried Beef.
nothing.
our guarantee.
5. WALL UTREET,
get home laid Fresh Eggs new.
that weigh about 7 to 10 pounds,
NEW LOT DRIED BEEF.
just in from Chicago. what other
grocery In town has call enough
for the above article to warrant
buying It by the barrel? We lead
How Happy
Coal Prices Reduced.
, Wood Lower.“ _
my, STRAW. alum. FEED and nous. sold-,1! .i'n
mar prions. by
.RAYM
THI MOIT
have ever seen In
we have received
the subject,
SPRING TOP COATS. " 7
made from every fashionable fabric of the season, short. long, medium, ' .‘
tight or loose-fitting. $8.50, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00. '
MEN’S SPRING suns ‘ - ~
. . ,.
double-breasted and singlebrensted. the latter In both three and four- "a
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics,
ion feature observed. $6.50, $8.50. $10, $12, $15, 18. $20 and $25
SPRING HATS—do our stock you will find reproductions of a
ing exclusive hatters’ blocks, but we save you from ode to 82.00, .
according to the grade. on every hat. you buy, '
SPRING HABERDASHERY—Our selections in this Department are BOW,
complete in every detail. including the finest, for dress or businell
found.
In our Boys’ Clothing Department you will find the .
market produce; for every occasion. Strong. durable fabrics, dubflntlnl- . ,
in design.
“
SELLECK & PR
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
*-
epir‘i‘g‘; At It
suoumans AND BACON. , ,,
No troable to Bright, new
SPINACH.
a
254: peck.
TRY MY 40c TEA.
Mixed or Black.
tionaiiy good
great satisfaction.
grant, nice flavor. New and good. , ,
Remember the Votinggont'oct. 2 .
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain Indeed. but it is responsible for more Hamel“. ‘
Nervounness and general Discomfort than you give It crodlt‘itot'. 113/:
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the best. policy to '
find out the cause? Oui- examln ntlon Is very thorough and canto you
if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted,
o. a. JACKSON;
cannon-I curricula
ciiiiii , (
DBESSEIIS. 13..
In this town have examined
splendid collection of '
SPRING SUITS and.
SPRING OVERCOJ‘TS. i, '_
for men and boys and pronounced:
It without qualification the largest. ‘
finest and In every way the moot
satisfactory assortment that the!
country. They have backed lup’
their statements by liberal
chases and now we want YOU to
call. We will not he sntlniioduntll i .
ith everylaten‘t full.
W. A...“ .._....- _,.‘,...
Nice lot for saint-day] mac.
uonwntx. coma.
waists... i.
0ND 1330s
We“.
, .
'1;
this pm or the ’
pill“ ' ‘
y0ur. views on ‘.
"u t J. '
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a life .leod- _ 3 .
best out a. ' ,
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lot. 3"!
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It is an new: ":
trade. ~ Giving ‘
Freon, in.“
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93"
A.
~ Cutbill’s
Tolopfmno 108.
can riiotrr
Rosanna ..
can, win,
AND cum.
way at
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