Home ”Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candtl
.I‘. .
. Militia:
5! IVWon St.
it
IIIIIII initiates
~Spectai for the Benefit Sale. 200
pairs ruiriod curtains 69c pair. M. S
Smith I: W'
Railway Mail Clerk Swift, of Havi-
land street, who has been iii, In report-
ed as oonvaicacing.
No dereption In the spring sale at
Howlundhs Everything as advertised
Road the ad. .
—~(‘.hop b‘eef Idc. atI ISclIauh s.
'ihc Grace Church Boys (iuIlIl will
meet this evening, at the town assem-
bly hall, Wall street.
Something orvItnterest to the cook
apears in the , Read‘s ad. today. So
don't. fall to road It.
—lireat variety fresh candy for tiie
church Benefit Sale at M. S. Smith t’c
Co' it.
Cockcnoe iiaymakers, of Norwaiit.
will hold a session, this evening. after
the. meeting at the tribe.
You will always find special prices
on meals at Schaub's Read the ad.
tor the ones advertised today.
-—"i owe my whole life to BIII‘IIOI‘II
lllood‘ Bitters. Scrotulous sores cov~
cred my body. 1 seemed beyond cure.
ll. ii. B. has made me a perfectly well
woman."
Mich. .
Robert S. Van Buren and Thomas
Gregory. of Norwaik. started out on II
fox hunting trip, this morning
What‘s the use of suffering when
SI Illson's Instant Haddoehe Ctirc will
stop the agony instantly? Try it.
—-l’ecan nuts 10c Ib. I“ I). II. & Co.
Miss Mary Keogh, of Leonard street,
Norwalk is able to be otit, having re-
covered from a two weeks‘ Illness. I
The Saturday's specials announcedI
for Saturday at the Public Market are
as usual big money savers. Read theirI
IIIIJ
~Ttirkey at Schnub's- (
If you are in need of flour, you
should lose no time in taking aIII'Iin-'
Iage of the startling offer made by lite
New York Grocery (‘0, in their ad. to-
day Read. it.
A meeting of the State Board oil
Shell Fish Commissioners wfii be he‘. ii
next Tuesday In the Council Chamber
in South Norwalk for the purpose oiI
hearing complaints.
—Grand opening of Colonial Cafe,
Friday evening. March I. All (‘OIIIIRIII .
invited. William J Weiselt, proprie i
tor. m 3 “ 1
Rogers 6: Stevens are completely
ready for any man in search of a new
bat. Spring styles in derbiea, soft hats,
caps and everything in the hat line IIreI
awaiting your inspection Read thelrI
:id.
Mrs. William Osborn, of Westport.
who was operated on last week at the
Stamford Hospital is getting along
nicely, though she will remain at that
institution for some. time.
—Pork tenderloin at Schaub's
Remember that Seynr’oui's Store is
headquarters for the National Biscuit
Company's goods. You will always
find the best of the market‘ 5 products
at reasonable prices at this stoi II SeI
ad.
Mrs. Samuel RooIIhnIr, who was on
ernled on Wednesday evening, at her
home III Cedar street, by Dr. .ian Du-
mprtier. assistedIby Dr‘. A. N. Clarke.
is reported today as resting comfort-
ably though her condition III still Irlt-
iIal. There. is considerable hope {or
her recovery. I
——Bargains at every counter for the
church Benefit Sale at M, S. Smith &
Co's.
Every housekeepcrjand dressmaker
will be interested In the important sale
of small wares, ribbons laces. toilet
and fancy gooda now advertised by the
Boston Store, impossible to tell of the
bargains of htIS sale here, read the
adj
——Pccan nuts 10:: tbs" F. D. II. & Co
An umbrella mender, who gave the
name of James ‘Sullivan was before
Judge Lockwood this» morning on the
charge or drunkenness; The. encoder
was arrested in Wall street. yesterday
afternoon, by Chief of Police Thomas
Bradley. Sullivan was given a warn—
ing to get out of lawn, which he very
readily agreed to do
~Beatcutolompo?1i1¢'-Ib finest.
was train of the Connec-
tict‘lt "‘9 MW? ery. Knights
Templar .tht he ,l’r‘gd in. Danbiay,
Tuesday.ll arch.“ ‘
piece at C or Communion.
Knights Templar. or that city. The
address will be Walk? the Rev. Dr.
Andrew c Halibut, We! Danbnry, the
present grind commander. Colonel J.
W. Knowiton. or Bridteport, gill be
elected grant! 0GP 95% ,W
V . .‘ u R
Mrs. Chas. l-lutton, Berviiic ‘
Ian 8m ial t‘lub attended the dance glv
on by the Ladies Racial Club in Stam-
ford, last night. They had It very good
tlnu, and returned to this city on II
lute lIIiIII.
-— lliclIIIry nuts tic qt. F. I). L. 6': Co,
The quarterly meeting of tin- Nor-
walk Historical and Memorial Idbr‘nty
Association will he held on Wednesday
I-Vening next, at “W,“flt‘lltlk house, ml
West avenue, Norwalk in addition to
tinI business of tile session thII-e w...
hp. u7' per read and 'old time" re
trIIIthin nts will be seam-Ii.
l'Imx." the Round Hill correspond-
ent of the Port Chester Journal, writes
as foiloIvs regarding Informer Roton
Hill resident: "Iir. Id. IA. Sci II-Ii Irr-
rived home from Palmetto, III ., Wed-
nI-niiay,‘.:1IrIi about .I: 80 p. III. i have
not seen him to speak to him at this
writing. He better how stayId there
II speli- longer than to bring this kina
of Weather with him."
The Sui't‘r-im Court criminal side,
will rcsuint Its ritmsltma next Tuesday.
with It jury for which an extraordinary
puucl WI'I Ii rnatle.
biy he sixty or seventy in all, as there
III a rum-do; case to be triotl.'1‘host
summoned rom Norwalk arc Theodore
'Knltlip, Jarvis Kellogg and Samuel
Dnskam. Those from lliiricri are Stirri-
{Ilt’l S. Illullop and lame: ll. Webb.
. —~New Spring derby. O'Brien.
' N M. ii. l‘ory, J. E lt‘osicr, if. Low-
cnthal, A. C. Henry, C. W Park. H. S
IBarr. l.. ii \uIt, Theo. . Iaduyac, II. It
I'iiack, II. A. Woodward New York;
..R Thompson and wife Brooklyn:
.i. Iiornn. J It West New Haven;
i. (I. Strassburger, Baltimore; .l. N.
Il‘oe NIIroIon, Conn; II‘. II. Williams.
Iiiartlord; II‘. T. Mcrwin, \Iiitori. (fits.
W. ll. Sykes, Providence, R. l., were
yesterday‘s guests at the Hotel Clif-
I'IIII,II
Miss Edith Johnson, of South Nor-
walk, sang tin effective solo at both
the morning and evening services at
the (‘ongregational Church on Sun-
day Miss Johnson has a beautiful
‘and well trained soprano yoke and
will succeed Mrs. Whitney as a regu-
Ilil' IIIIIIIIIII-I of thc Ihoir on May Isl
thn Mrs. Whitney will take ,p plate
In the South Norualk M. E. t‘hurIIi
(I.l(lIl -~~lIeorgIIoIvri correspondent til
Il\.dgcfleld Press.
~Hickory nuts tic qt. F. I). L. & Co.
MicroIIoI-iis Lunceoiaius and iIaIIiIIuI
Influenzac arrived In towrt some. day:
ago and have called at ti number III
houses III this city lately. The result
In that there is at present an epidemic
of pneiunonia and grip. The lll)(itil'r‘
are unable III cope with it successfully
and the number of (uses inc III-rises dai-
iy. There Are also a number of ens
,os of whooping cough and Ii fI-Iv Iii
,.mumps (Irip is the king. however
and holds the. record at present.
FlvE-YEAR-OLD CHILD DRUNK.
.5..—
Revoiting Conditions Found in a Willi
mantic Tenement.
WIIIIIIMAN'I‘IL‘. March 4.--—A dcpioi'a
ble condition of things was tlISL‘tWtII‘tII
by ihe police Wednesday afternoon,
Captain Richmond was notified Ibai
matters til the house In the Brick Ron
occupied by Mrs. Matilda St. Lawrence
needed the attention of the. 1)IrIItt'.Ilt‘
went to the place and found Mis, St.
lIawr-,IIIIIII Camille Forest and Peter
Greenwood III II roorn all (II',lIIIk and on
,thc floor in the same room. was the
fivcyear-old boy of Mrs. Si. LawrenIe,
so drunk that he was unable to rise
Mrs. St. Lawrence is the wile of
Frank St. Lawrence. who Is serving a
term in prison for It murderous assault
on Antonio Thouiu last September.
and, since her husband has been in jail,
has removed from Columhit to this
city and, with her daughter, gone to
work in the mill.
in Ihe police court yesterday morn
ing. Greenwood, Forest and Mrs. St.
Lawrence pleaded guilty to the. charge
oi“ intoxication and Judge Arnold coin
milled them to the county jail for iIIir—
Iy days and costs each They Were
also all charged with impiopcr ('Olllllil‘ I
and to this charge Greenwood and PM
est pleaded not guilty The cases Wei-c
continued until today.
ZERO WEATHER IN SARATOGA.
SARATOtIA. N Y., March ~I.-- Zero
weather during the night temporarily
checked today the rush of surface wat-I
era in the. Adirondacks which experi-
nt'ftl twelve Hours or snow and rain.
The storm caused much alarm on
streamsIIributary to the upper Hudson
and a general freshat pf devastating
magnitude is looked for. Measures are
being taken to protect bridges.
MUSIC SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Banquet ef Misery Hail. Polly Print
Two Step, I Ain‘t Got No Use For
Sleep, My Little Coney isle Parsifal
Palace of Silver and Gold Dawn of
The Century. lm Wearin‘ My Heart
Away For You Only a Soldier Boy,
and 100 others.
I
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STAND. .
I9 NpI-ui Main Street. «In; Norwllk.‘
Agent for A. 0. Spaulding'a Bauball‘ .
Ind Sportlng OODdI.
rider. the ana- .-
NOW ll THE TIME
unsound-item‘s»
THIN“ reel enable «twain
'Jllplyaaadv’anea.
writs acorn somatic You,"
w
I
You of the itaI-'
’ihere will probii- .
SALE OF FIFTEEN CENT SHEET” ,
UYour ISpring
Hat’s. Here“?
we ABE QOMPLETELY READY FOR ANY MAN IN SEARCH or
A NEW HAT. aY. .CHooaINo THE near or THE YARIous FISH
, IONAaLE Itotlta AND COPYiNd aHAPE AND QUALITY, we
MAKE IT EAaY FOR You TO FIND A BECOMING ST'YLE, AND
SAVE You THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE STYLE MAKER a 35
AND OUR PRICES.
DERaIEeI oboe CHOOSING FROM FAMOUS STYLES THE
DUNLAP YEDMAns, HARRINGTON, AND THE R a s SPECIAL. AT
“LR -
SHAPES. THE EXPOBITION.WITH WIDE BRIM. TURN-UP BACK
AND TURN-DOWN FRONT; THE SPANIARD, WITH FLAT WIDE
BRIM: THE ASHLY, WITH NARROWER BRIM, TURN-UP BACK AND
TURN-DOWN FRONT 33 AND 32.
SPRING CAPS ARE READY TOO—NORFOLK AND TAM-GOLF,
25c AND 50c. ‘
SPRING NECKWEAR IN ADVANCE STYLES.
HE WHO BUYS AND LAYS AWAY WILL SAVE ENOUGH TO
‘ MAKE IT PAY. OVERCOATS AND SUITS AT ABOUT HALF WHAT
YOU'LL PAY NEXT WINTER.
RogersStStevens
Successors to (Jamaica): Bras.
spurs NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32-2.
"I
32 AND $3. SMARTNECS AND SERVICE IN ALL THESE HATE'W"
SOFT HATS? IN BLACK. NUTRIA AND GRAY: VERY SMART-
V
I Ii mistakes occrrr, If anything goes wrong and
don‘t report it, is It our i'anii'.‘
you
We both must III) our part,
YouIIVnIoIIKey hack it you want it, is ours. telling us ii
We are at fault and getting satisfaction yours.
i Prices Just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt, dust and foreign seeds to ,Iour Iiiits, better
buy whore they screen them for you, always clean. ~
l .
liuy Oats Thais (.‘lean,
* MANUEL T. HATCH.
were sold. 'i‘hls'iltislrntcs the fact that prosper-live purchasers are
watching our specials, and in order to get the bcriciit you must rea~
pond at once. We have this went one
.1..
W00 BURY PIANO
_,. u
The case is like new,
and. the instrument carries the Mambo iur‘ers KIIIII‘IIIIII‘PIIIIYO yearn)
You can secure this line instrument for " . a.
$225. 00 CASH.
In our March Bulletin of Second-Hand Pianos IImlOrg'nns you will
which has been used, but giIIIn the best of I-Inio.
be sure to tlnd just what you are looking for,
Pianos rented, tuned and repaired.
May we. send it?,
so WASHINGTON at. ' TEL. toss. ‘
.. v“ m... ..--.
GIVEN A WA Y
WITH SUNDAY TRIBUNE: MARCH 9,1;
l
Last week we told you of i\\‘o I’IIIIIIIIas at bargain-‘pric‘es—bo’th,'
_~-9._‘. a- -e
. ENGRAVED WAR MAP I?»
IN a CDLDRIi
\
’YQu will need It for refernco, leave order or telephone
William P Beers,
eIrAIr‘toNER AND news DEALER.
4s wIIII smut. Nor-walk. fl- 9 a 39. Main strait ”some.
Supply limited. " . :‘ ~-" ‘I . ._ Tu “R.
w. ! It . ‘
p i .u‘ I‘ - ASIA. Whoa
4.2.9.9.... s E. film: 9......
, ~ Bruit], II
Hallow I16“. 96 A 7? .
. fourth Hawaii; We. -. I 7
. ‘5 H; i ,a-n—n—uq ‘ I
sr9%l’s 3W
MIWONJITHER FOR CACH OR ON A MODERATE MAROIN.
't
ORAN AND COTTON QOUOHT OR SOLD ON COM-
. For that‘Condi tryout-‘—
COMPOUND SYRUP.
WHITE PINE
AND TAR
‘ This is an excellent proporti-
.. tlou ~
”FOR ,c'oUGHs
FJ-AND cowsffi
'I‘III: IIII‘IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII
TIIII PIIIIIIIIIIIII Slate.
All cars plan the door.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Clll, 16-2.
."
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WAI. l. S'I‘ liiIIlIJI' , id: in a, In. ~’I here
was nothing in the opening dealings in
stocks today to indicate it change from
thII recciil stagnation of speculative
Interest.) 'I‘lrt inaritet was hard and
small gains preIlInninateII, but the bus-
iticss was Insignificant.
WAIIII S'I‘IIIIIIII’l‘. ii a. III—The mar-
ket remained iricri uritli shortly before
Ii o‘clock. when the entire list moved
up willi some semblance of activity.
The specialties made the principal
gains, but a number of the railroad
stocks also averaged a half higher.
Sugar. llIoIIklyu Transit. (.‘ar pid. and
Virginia Chemical rose a point each
and Westinghouse Electric '.5.
W Al 1. STltlI‘l‘T, Noon. —— "I here were
some further advances III individual
stocks. btit average level saggctl oil
with diminished activity. Delaware at
Hudson, St. Louis and San Francisco
2nd prI, Colorado and Southern 2nd
pid., General Electric Cast iron i’ipc.
Metropolitan i-‘i Railway and Biscuit
rose 1 to I353. IiIInIis \\t‘l't‘ dull and
firm. -
WALL STREET, i p. m.»~Iluyiug or-
Iieis were execiIiIII hem and there.
causing some lIIIpIIoI'IIIIcIII in less
prominent stocks, but the general niar-
kcl was practically motionless. (‘olo-
ratio and Southern rose I", the ist.
pid., i, and ltcalty, pid., 2%
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires or
Maples & (Ioldschmldt. Commission
Brokers, Su‘nriz & (‘IIrlIeIt Block.
South Norwalk. 'I‘eicphonc 1.73.
Open. High i.I~II'. 1::III
Ainni. Con. 47 47“.. “,9“ 4714.
.I‘IIIZII. COIL, 47 474,9 “F's ‘7‘.“
.\III. t‘. III II. pt". 70‘. 71 to row 701,?
Am. Cut. Oil, 29% ‘29 It. 293.. 2939
.'\nl, “'0, 7"; 1 'ti t'g 773
Am. Ice. pt. 31 31 II 31
Am. loco, 2319’ 2.3% 2319 231:9
Ant, Sugar. 1.31:? [2519 12m 125
\. T. (Ii S. Fe, unfit lIli lII'II'" 653‘
A. 'I‘. II s II» [If sun. ssh. 5:419 sun,
llalIo, & Ohio. Thin 75'»; 75% 73h;
Il'klyli. R. ’l‘., Hit. I119 “~75; «1in
('hi. & N. III. Iiit IIIIIII. tiit Iota,
(.‘h. (it. Wet-IL. I479 H ’I 14% 14553
CI! M, & St P. 139%. I393. I39"; 11:96,.
Col. I". 8: I, '31 :II .‘II ill
Col. South. Iiil.J i’. I». Nil/I ii],
(".on. Gas, lil-l‘é ill-l7. lit-W; IIII'I’.
II_I.II, & Hiltl., II'Ih-‘a lid-if III)“.| 'I
I‘li‘ilI. 2.213 2339 23% 5.
Erie, Isl. pf.. 6279 (337s 62% I27».
‘Iicn. Eicc. “$219 iIiLIII‘. "32% “1:31....
III, Central. 127 I27‘ 9 ‘.‘7 I27
ion. 8: Nash, 103 lll'd‘. 103 10:”,
Manhattan. Hit lit 1435.9 HM,
Mel. 8t. It); If» A. ”5% 11519 “5‘;
Mex. Central, I23; 12% “I'm 123-9
M. K, 6'; 'l‘, 15% 137,. Iii". I311.
Mo. Pacific, 88%.. hit 88% H579
Nat. head. i It. If, it”. if»
N. Y. Central. 1143.; 114'; II”; 11429
Norf. & West. bolt. int». 56% 5629
()nl. KI Wcst.. 3034,- .‘li‘a; ‘.‘tI-‘g. 20*
Pac. Mail. 27% 271/9 27‘9 27h-
Penn. 1! R.‘ I13“ Ilvt‘tg IIIIIXI 1H
i’co. Gas. 9st" ass. lost; 931.4
Reading, 4039 ii 40%;. ll
Rep. Steel, 71/2 7",» W; 71-:
Rock Island. 20% 21 20% Elm.
Rub. Goods, 19% 13% 19% 19%
South. Pllt‘,\ III “”1 H “‘9'.
Son. Ry. 00., 1:21;. 1919 Inn. 15014
Texas Pac.. 23 . 2. 2279 ”27,.
Union Para. 7419 this 7m. 7w;
Iinlnn Poe. pf. 87 . 8F 7 87
IT. S. heather. 71/. 'I‘ ’ 7“; 7!;
U. S. Rubber. 12% 13 12“ 13
II, S. Steel, 11% “1,4 Ii 11%
U. S. Steel. pf., 56% 56% 56% 55%;
Wabash, 17‘591774’. H79 17%
Wabash. pf.. 34% 34% 3379 3379
West. Un. Tel.. 88 88 tit; 891
Wis. Cent, 18, IS 18 Iii
Ex. Dividend 1% per cent.
TROLLEY PLUNGED UVER EM-
BANKMENT.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass“ March IL—A ,
dotiblc truck trolley car forced from
the rails by an accumulation of ice be-
tween tracks, plunged over an embank
ment half way between this city and
Chicopée early this morning and fell
fifteen feet into the, Atwater Ravine.
Motorman Fr t and. Conductor Rich.
hrdson were th wn about and bruised.
as were also two passengers. but none
of the injuries were serious. The car
hit a tree at the foot of the embank-
ment and remained upright.
~.I._..
MIDDLETOWN COURT CLERK.
MIDDLETOWN. March 4. eAttorney
Avery T. Elmer was a ppoin today as
clerk of the City Court. to’ l the ya-
' cancy caused by the appointment of
Cam;- as “filer-at judge. Mr.
Elmer is a son oi! ridge W. 1‘. Elmer
of the Superior Court-and in a grad-
uated! the Yale law ghoul.
PLE or IrI-ua woNDnIrur.
unison. muse LIT
accountant Ira
MANY maritime FIA-
TUR“ i
ii I IIIIIIII
EVERY OVERCOAT and
MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $10, $12 and
$13. so, now at one price,
$7.98.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced $15 and $16.59.
now at one price,
$12.20.
SELLEGK
Is a decided success and never before at this time of year
have our Clothing Salas been as large.
been reduced' in price ranging from $2 to 87., _I,: ‘
Man s sons 4“” Bysta- .
formerly pricced $8 ad 3”.
now at one price} . - ,9»,
MEN 5 surrs AND'OVER-
COMIC-:-
formerly priced hit and $25,
now at one price,
Men 3 Blanket Lined Working Coats. Baya’ Reeferl',‘ Boy’t Sivoatf
era, Underwear, Caps, Shirts. Working Shirts and Olav". ‘.3
AT RIDICULOUSLY. LOW PRIcESr It?
Clothiers and Fumishers,
98, Washington Street. South. Norwnlk.
every FANCY SUIT-I Altai.
I
a It I- I;
.Ir'v
$15-69. . I
.
.sI399. f'“ --
I III
8: PRICE
H;
HOME POTATOES—It you are par-
ticular and object to large potatoes
and have a prejudice In favor or home
grown Potatoes, now we can supply
you at 35c peck. Maine Potatoea. 32c
peck.
HOME EGGS—A limited supply
from my home at 45c doz. All laid
within forty-eight hours.
‘GORTON'S COD FISH—Free from
bones. Prepared with great care. Fish
Bans prepared from this are fine. Seas-
onable gonda. 15c pkg.
Some Fine Cabbage, III/ac lb.
fat Pork.
White Meal. Stock renewed.
That delayed Waahburn's and Croa-
hy’s Flour has now arrived. Bags
All
Lorenzo Di
but now we have restookodtlhymoaflv
with penny goods. and”:
shape to do bullnoas Sltu
ary 27.
worth of candy
sold, or two for m
o.niy
with amath vain! "gem
can Vanilla, 20c 15. , . Butter
mentioned here last It lb, .
lb.
I} ,_I."..' I'y Mont!
FOR THE CHILDREN. iv
SPECIAL an: or DAN , ,-_ , ,
.That candy can or om [In on ”in?
neglected condition for ”me ”MI
W M I -
«norm
Ivo owov ”Q49
th 9va suite, m
I will
Come and I". , _
Ox Heart Chocolatenro noun. Made .
M_ "OIL I -
EGGS ARE L0
Slricliu Fresh Eggs -
Best ,Vermont Butter 9
WM
Full Cream Cheese .
I
I
4
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL
“Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in Hall.
Entire stock of Fall and winter goods must be 'aoi'd‘regar
or cost. to make room for the coming spring season. The entire 909k tall
or no; seasons goods and consists of ladies' crom. sum, Jackets. can,-
dran' a. Jackets. Infants long and short Coats and a tail and complete it“ U ,3;
Mtilinery. It will also be to your advantage to some and see the
we are wiring in the Ear line. of this seuon' a goods.
The Fair Cloak and
CO WACHINOTQN CTRIIT.I
I
Halibut. Pike. Picker-oi,
Smelt, Einen Riddle; Sui
Butter, Fiat. 869“" H
and Round Clams and om:
R
It“
‘vi‘i‘ ..
.Jocfdei...‘
flog lb
16¢: lb
«I ‘.I '.,I'g':
III-mm: 10R: V'ff ,r. . I
"DUTEILLI
— ;;II' ' .
The largest and but Herring 7c Ila.
III... 25;. _, “tic ,.
Blue, Weak. Haddock, ”only. 9.9..
Wh .
,. . . III. "I!
PARIra or TRE CITY? ..
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a. Yvu—IAI‘_
Norwalk Chronicler