\
PlignelVILS i
Home liade
Chocolates and
Ribbon Condo
at
mes
“SVIWaII'IIlngfonSt.
,.
1--..
this
Rend'tfhtblll‘ ac, and see the {III}-
lola in fresh Ila for 'atIIIIaI
A reaul r meeting of Butler Lodge
Will be he I! this evening.
New largeroga are now awaiting
:your lnspcI tlou at Howland‘a. See ad.
A meeting of the Hat Finishers As
sociation will lie-held tonight.
Selectman Winfield S. lianlord, of
No'r'wI‘IltI is in lIlIIidIgeport today. doing
IIIrv duty.
If in want of wines or liquors, call
at the Imperial Cafe. There you will
Had the best. See ad.
The Misses MlnI‘IIe and Sarah SIII-r-
wood oi‘~Wesloort, were the guests.
Sunday. of friends in Norwalk.
. 'Ile on hand, Thursday at. thi-
(‘lIIIrcli Benefit Sale. M. S. Smith it
Co._ St. Paul's Mission Day.
A regular meeting of I’. (‘. Luuns~
Lodge. N; E. O.- P., was held last even-
inn. Routine business was transacted.
The sale of petticoats ‘contin’tics suc~
t‘t‘~'~fllll)' at Road's. The ad. is inter-
Ming. Itcad It.
A regular meetln'g'of N‘orwalk Lodge
of Elks will be held tonight. and ofll~
coins for the ensuing year will he elect»
IIII.
Ayer Brothers. of East Norwalk. boat
builders. have, returned, to their old
positions with the Toouet Launch
Works, in Westpmt. .
t‘olIIInIIn has Just rIIcelv ed at his
IIIw's stand It new "lot of violin IIIaII-
Iiolln guitar anti banjo strings man
Ilolin picks ‘fll‘a Sec ads '
A meeting of the Hat ”Dimmers As-
sociation was to line been held last
night It was adjourned however. ow
lug to the illness of the set-.reiary
Spring stiles In15hoes and oxfords
lll tIIoII-I' s. Itcmembei they keep ilic
Ellie for men and women.
Bishop MI lilahou CoIIaIli, ('. le...
lIIIIII II Ieizulai meeting last IIlgIIt,‘iII
the new quarters in. A.() ..Ii I ll. Wall
stIIIct 'l’his-fs’t‘htrfhfi In'céi lug III id
here.
This is the final week for the Bus-
loII Store sale of notions that are sI-Il-
iIIi: at Important IIIIIIIIr prices. A few
reminders in” ad_ Road it.
A IIIgnlar routine meeting of St.
Joseph‘s T. A, B. Society was held last
evening. Preparations were complied
IorIlhe social to he held soon In h..IIIiII
In I.
. —-I‘loIII' market ls extremely high.
but please. notice our special for this
III-ck. BcII. Hui Flour $6.00 per be..
75c per bag. United GIocery Co.
No. Main Street. . -
Mrs. Mary II}. Root. of Bridgeport.
who has been the guest tor-a few days
of her son Iloratxg'lloot of Blush
stieel NoI walk IrprVIIed home. yes-
teIIlaII'. I
A gas range gives prompt and quick
sIIrI'IiIe on each and even’ occasion.
Sold by Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company. See ad.
Itobert l". Cotter, who is f‘Ollllm'le
with the United 'l‘clpherage Company.
.I. is spending II short vacation. Mr. Col-
II"! has Just I'onIII from Maine to re-
Iuperate. as he was not feeling well.
'I he Liverpool ahd London and Globe
Company was thII first to pay Insurance
money on the Stamfoid Town Hall A
Irood I-onIpaIiI to Insure In if you want
prompt pannent Taylor A Golden
represent the company in this city.
Humboldt. Lodgeul). of IL. held a
meeting last evening. Routine busi-
nesa occupied the time. Provision was
made for, H member bf the lodge who
has been sick with typhoid fever in
the south.
Sherman Council, No 1342. Rayai
Arcanum. will hold its regular meet-
ing, tomorrow eve IIg, at Its rooms in
ltctl Men's Hall. C nhcll will be open-
ed at 8 o'clock sharp. All 1105 meni-
bcrs'are cordially invited to attend.
and smoke cigars and listen to the
music. A good time is assured.
-—-'l'hursday wllnbe St. Paul‘s Mis-
. slon Da'v at the Benefit Sale. M. S.
Smith A. Co's. - ‘
it is reported from down the county
that ex Speaker Kendal! would like to
lie dIIegate-atdarge from this district,
to the Republican state convention.
which wtii choose memes to the Na-
tion convention. It is also "on the
who" or "In the air" that Mr. George
I.. Rockwell of Btdgefield. nephew of
ext-Governor
would like wbii , ,
goodmenand tent, in so ar’a’awe
have heard no! the first In the
null New
Standard.
:‘1I.‘..‘:'
THAT IIAUTIM mu .
comes Iron the nah omen Var.
nllll floor Paint; ion a
quart though.
Walk!“ A' paw
~— M'IANV, KNII
I5.~ hooubnry.. _
- Batiste-I .
field. they an: to headset," and »
it will be wuuBBfldgeport does
not have a W~ midtown
That Praurxtction of m to Catlin!
ilc U varsity on An til 13.
()II the lath of April there will bca
big gatherina of members of the
Knights of Columbus In Washington.
when the presentation of the fund of
'rlu.0"0 to the Catholic university to.
endow a chair of secular history. will
be made. The full program for the
presentation has not yet been arranged
but. it has been arranged to have the
gift presented by Supreme Kniaht Ed-
ward I. Heard of Benton. in behalf
of the members of the order. James
Cardinal Gibbons ll ofllclally accept
it. fit. Rev. P. J. aarrlgan.‘ D l)..
bishop of Sioux City, formerly vice-ree-
tor of the university. who first present-
ed the matter of this chair to the or-
der and has been most zealous in
moving its success, will speak, an an
address on behalf of the order will be
delivered by the eloquent Hon. John .I.
licliiny. corporation counsel of New
York city. who is generally credited
with having given the Initiative to the
endowment of the chair of secular his
tory. A special committee has been
appointed to Invite the president, and
if he attends, as there is reason to bo-
IIIIve he will. he will, without doubt.
speak also. Including a preliminary
llIllItl concert of half an hour‘s duration
the II IIolII ccicmony will, it is planned.
Irot to exceed two hours. and will bIc
finished before 6 p. m
Twclte new councils have contiibut.
ed. making the total number of con-
tributing councils, 571. Many promis-
es and reports of progress hath been
received so that the committee feels
very much encouraged. The total of
the fund is now $47,557.11 leaving
about 82.500 still to be raised in midi
itch to the expense of presentation.
The Columbiad, the oillcial organ oi
the order, publishes the following I‘t‘~
garding the presentation:
“This is the first national gathering
of our members. and it Is a gathering
of II body really national. indeed, In-
terIInlioIIaiI iII its‘clIaractcr~our order
now covering every state but three in
the Union. and being by far the larg-
est and most representative ()I'gaIIIZII-
ill)" of Catholics in the. Western lIcIiI-
isplIIIrII. The occasion is bound to lie
of historic importance to the order IIIIII
to Catiiollciiy. III fact, we cannot ovcrI
estimate its importance. All who par—
ticipate will certainly look back with
pride to it for the rest of their lives.
”This leads us to consider who
should lie participants in it. Certainly
it should be the desire of all that every
member of the order be present. but
this is. of course, quite impossible, But
the importance of the occasion, the
first public presentation of ourselves as
a national body before thehighest au-
tlIorities of our church and state and
the entire country. make It a time
\\’ht'll. as the lrishman said, 'We should
put ()lll‘Illeb‘l. foot forward.‘ This means
that every‘staleI every town. every
council should send its most represen-
tative mt‘Ill. not only those of high po-
slllon in the. order. but also its mom»
tiers of standing influence and position
in the commonltv. All llll.‘ state and
subordinate council officers. district
deputies chapter officers. masters oi
the fourth degree. and others. should
endeavor to be present. It will do us
all untold good to meet and know one
another. Opportunities like this are
seldom offered; this is tIItI first in the
21 years existence of the order; IIIIotII»
t‘l' may not come in our generation.
Let us therefore all seize this one and
make every necessary sacrifice to be
present. "
w... ~».—..——..—.—
HUNG HIMSELF IN WATERBURY
. HOTEL
\\' \TERBURY Maich 9.——The bod
of (‘arl Paulcv aged sixty years. forni-
III'ly employed as a cook at a‘ local ho-
ml. was found hanging from IIII outside
”stairway of the hotel at 5: 50 this morn-
Ing. Several years ago Pauley was. lmI
nlicated In a shooting affray in which
he was said to have attempted to shoot
some of the employee of the hotel at
theII'he worked. Falling in this he
shot himself in the head in an attempt
to commit suicide. After his recov-
ery he was reinstated in his old posl~
lion at the hotel. but was discharged
about a week ago. It is supposed that
he was desoondent because of lack of
work.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children ot
lied wetting. if it did there would be
"me children that would do it. 'I here
Is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
VI. Summers Box tilt; Notre’ Dame"
ind.
InI mother.
She asks no money
Write her “him if your children tt‘ou- .
tile you in this way Dont blame the
child. The chances are It can't help it
JUST RECEIVED.
A new lot of Violin. Mandolin. Guitar
and Ban’jo Strings. Bahia Bridges,
Mandolin Picks, etc.
COLEM‘N'S
NEWS STAND.
to North Main Street Smith Nor-walk
Agent. for A. G. Bpauldinn' a Baseball
and Sporting OOedI.
LOVE 0! HONEY.
may bathe rootofagreatdeal ofevil
but III.
,9
cacao: sinner
II III send her home treatment to .
onIr Great Guarantee-Z Sanctum": or Money lull.”
Spring Ha ts
--Ready
. ARE YOU READY TO SPRING A SPRING DERBY?
READY WITH THE PROPER SHAPES.
wen: i
.I ‘III
THE MODERN HAT 31'an Aims To PROVIDE A BECOMING ‘I
HAT FOR EVERY CUSTOMER. IH‘Aa TO HAVE A VARIETY or II
STYLESITOFIIT A VARIETY OF PAGES. THAT'S OUR WAY.
I I'
FIVE DIFFERENT BLOCKS TO CHOOSE FROM IN THE DER-
BIES. HIGHEST QUALITY AT EACH PRICE' S2. IAINO $3.
VARIETY asouou IN THE sorr HATS, RUNNING TO FLAT
saws. moser wme. some WITH HEAVY sou. m aAcx AND
TURNED oows IN FRONT; some IN rs: SAME STYLE, WITH
NAaaowea saw. :2 mass. '
OTHER SIGNS OF SPRING—CAPS. TAM GOLF ICAPS AND THE
NEW SPRING NECKWEAR IN REALLY ASTONISHING VARIETY.
. ODDS AND ENDS OF SUITS. OVERCOATS ANQHEAVY WEARS
GENERALLY AT PRETTY LOW PRICES. JUSTI TIOHCLEAR THEM
OUT. NEED ANYTHING?
I
RogersSIStevens
ll mistakes occur, if anything goes wrong and you
don't report ltI is it our fault? We both must do our part
Your money back if you want it, is ours. telling us If
Wt' are at fault and getting satisfaction yours.
Prices just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt. dust and foreign seeds to your outs, better
buy where they scrcIIII them for you, IIIWIIya'IClt‘IIll.
hi
- giddy
III
with
Buy Oats Thais Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH. Y
I
:31. 45 vast opeaAi’oaI‘s'or Iss‘roars.
We areNBW ENGLAND lil‘il'ItiCSlu‘NTA'l‘IYES ' ofv these wullv
known pianos: I- ‘ .
STEINWM‘. Ill,‘.\ll£. il.\ltl).\l.\.\‘, MASON III- HAMLIN, .IEWETT.
WOODBUIIY SIIUNINGLII IIIId Cl'll’l‘lS; also the output at THE
AHOLIAN CO. .
III our second- hand sloIlI will be ltIIllltl many good pianos of oth«
or makes at prices ranging from $10. 00 up. ,I.
Tliis II cek “e have one fine MIIIIIIIIIIIII
SHONINGER PIANO?
upon which we hate received some rent by assuming balance of lease
Ion can saw.
a $85. 00.
III taking udIaIIlagc of this offer you will secure It strictly high-
grnde piano at the price usually charged for cheap. inferior instru.
moms. We will arrange moderate monthly payments on any instru-
meat you may select. so do not hesitate to grasp this opportunity.
Our Monthly Bulletin will be smut you upon receipt of your address.
Tomato AND REPAIRING. PIANOS RENTEO.
“I. t‘ ..
TEL. III-3. ; _
’ ‘24.: I374)“.
OLD wait LAUNDRY
Branch Office
Wm. P Beers’
.. ‘ Esra mam STORE
“"fk'sou’u toasted. South Noam. o.
. ..
‘l u‘
‘I
1". ’ Brag} I H
‘ Havfland Block. 96 "IT? {Human Slims
South Kuwait. tool}. ‘
nun—uh..—
stocks. lotion! GRAIN AND .coryon aooairr on com 0N con,-
diaries wuss Iron clue on on A- neural“: IIAIIIIIII.
'I ,\-.I -
sit-3.1.7.... 5.1:. masts; reams:
I "7 For that Cough try our
COMPOUND .VHUPI
WHITE PINE
AND TAR
This is an o‘conpm PNPII‘I'
llotl :I9 I i:
I r‘ I: ,..IL " 4.-
FOR COUGHS
AND COLDS.
Till) iiillilllil PHIlilllllll
The Prescription Store
All cars pl“ tho door.
I Night calla Answered,
Telephone Call. 10!.
WW
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘ltldld’l‘. 10:10 a. ni.~()peII»
ing prices of stocks today showed some
recovery from yesterday's closing
weakness. but the gains were small
and the volume or business Insignifi-
ont. The gains of a half In Brooklyn
Transit and I’I-oplc's (Ins measured the
maximum IIIovIIziIIIIIt.
WALL S'l‘llhlltl'l‘; noouxm'l‘hc pres-
sure on Pennsylvania was It drug on
tht market and prices were held‘down.
The whole maikct nus mum and un-
IIteII-stihp l’iIt}IIIII:_gI(‘ (‘.. At St. Loti-
is and Southucateiu pfdu lo~t I and
‘onsoliIlIItI-II (Ian. ' IlellII I‘IIilI-Il II‘rIIit
I'ohc 1'41. (‘IIIIsolltltileIl Ttlbill‘l‘tl bonds
were “'I‘Iik. The general bond list was
Illiltl)’.
WALL STREET. 1 p. III.»»'l‘liI: llllll‘
kci was released from pressure all. r
uIidIlIIy. but showed no disposition to
IIII-ovcr. Westinghouse Electric gave
way it ooiIIis.
TODAY’SVQUIOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
ilaples & tlolilst'hlllldl. Commission
Brokers. SII'III'tz & Corbett Block.
south Norwaik. Telephone 153.
' ' Ulit'll. High. Low. 1:30
Amal (‘op._ -lli',. ill!» this, iii
Am. C. & II‘, pf. till 69 till 09
Am. Ice. 7% T’Il. T‘y’g 7%
Am. lcc. pf._ :‘.II 3014; do 3052
Am, Loco. 2:31,. “321/. L’l-‘I 2':
Am. Sugar. l2l I2“). ”3% l2-i
A. T & 3 Fe” 0.11;. dill). lilTI. 65‘s
Balto. If: Ohio. 'I'I‘i Hit 74 741.
B'klyn, R, T ' lil’II‘. IVIIII. Ion. int:
Ch. (It West ll'if. ll‘.’ lib;
Ch hl Iii St I’ I:Isi..‘ {1. less, 138%
, t‘ol. F. & |. ‘..'\'l 2““ 2M," , Lilli/I
t‘ol. South. III-I: . Illih too. 1054
Con. Gas. ltil I lolly till 191%
Del SI Hud. [54 I Ii I’i‘ilsz lz'ul
lrie, ‘2'll‘ 223 ."2‘:z ' 223.
Eric. Isl. pf.I 617i. Ill'iI I317: til7s
ill. Central. I‘Jtil I2III/g 1261;, test...
Lou. K: Nash. lill'll; ION. I025 Iozu.
Manhattan. III III Hit-“I; “3%
Mel. SI. Ry.. IN lll 1H 1“
iii. K & 'l‘., III III. III III
.Ito, IIIII-iIII-I .ss Itlt an. 577.
NIII. Lead. 1W. H3“ 14% l-iI'iI
N. Y. Central. ”:1th Hi ”3% 113'»;
Nerf. It. “lost, 1.. can. III. 54-}.
PM Mail. 231‘ I 25». 251/. 251/;
Penn. R. ll. ll '3'“ .IlLL’IlI. ”21.; I129:
l’eo. Gas III 97 I 9611; 90‘»;
Reading iii‘ to», tel/4 - 49‘s
ROD. Slt’t‘l. 7": I ‘s 7% i'r’A
Ro‘ek Ilaland. 20. .320 . 19% till.
Run. Goods, Istt. Isa, Isa. Isa.
Ith.’ Path. 43% 43% ~13 - 3‘.
t. Ry. Co.. lillé 19% . 191/; Hits;
II. Ry. Co. pf it: . 82 , It'.’ 82
II.C at. :In Rob}. 33's. 35%.
Union Pac" 73% 73% 73% 73%
Union Pae. pf" 86% 86% 863; 86%
U. S. Leath. pf. 78% 783.3 78%;, 78%
[1.8 Steel. I0” 1053. 10% I003
U 5. Steel. pf 3.»! 551/: Isis. 55s.
West. lln. Tel. 88" silt; 88% 88%
Win. Cent. l7|/. 17‘; I7l§ 17%
k SHOCKING BERLIN TRAGEDY.
W‘rer of the Iron Croa- Kllla Hla
- Family and Himself.
BERLIN. .Marcli ll.——l.leutennnt Carl
Brooke. retired. after a long and steady
decay of fortune, yesterday took his
last menu and gavea splendid dinner
In honor of his _‘nlneteen-year-old
daughter‘s birthday. Beseke then poi-
sdued his wife. daughter, two sons. re~
apeetlvely, twelvesnd sixteen year old
cadets at a military academy, and him-
self. with cyanide of museum. which
he seemingly Inseited In the mouth
'Of- each In the. form of a pill after
they had gone in, to a drunken sleep.
The sheriffs had taken charge of or I.»
srythiug In the house, and labels had
been. posted on Make“ s'fth‘hltnre etc. ..
which would have been sold at auction
the II II moss (lining the war of 1870-
71 with France. married the daughter of
II rich hotel keeper, thereby having to
leaIc the service as he married out of
his caste. and started a Iiewspapei. The
IIIIItenant wrote well but the papeI
was not sin-.I-essfni and he became
He lived nyend his II'IIIans' for
thirty,years. Last night‘ihe Best-kc
family had a box at the circus, At 10
o‘clock dinner was ordered ‘In from a
caterer. Besekei was- especially gay
and tender. and pressed his wife and
three children to drink lots of cham—
pagne. He died holding vhln-wife's
hands tightly. . -
. It is hard to believe that some than
ybu ace floating about 'tio earth were
IoIIIaIpretty babieawi LII .5
illl0ll081ld [an
‘ obtain aocitaoit Low-
1{or paictio eaac L Au.
, OIUILT'. waaavaaam.
.PLE or THIS wortaaltrot.’
LITTLE can. I: . Tao our
, elm
prise.
I I
.“l.l..,
It.
in
Our Important:
Clearance ' ’
Ia a decided success and never baggy: am
have our Clothing Sale: been SI largo» » . I" vi". I M II
EVERY ovaacoli'r and «er FANCY 8.01M ..
been reduced' In price ranging from IS: to $1. I
tihii‘iii in:
II.‘ 'IIF
MEN 3 SUITS AND OVER-I
COATS. .5 I
formerly priced $Io. [rs and
$I3. so, now at one price.
MEN'S sorrs Asp ovlilt-
coajrs.
.‘Il :llVI
formerly prised St. on M
now at one price... ...‘I
formerly priced $15 and $16.50,
new at one price.
$12. no.
”-93" . "I-‘t’.
MEN' 5 sons AND ovsa- MEN'S 's‘ox‘rsIIAgooItiVijkg
cons 'c . . .
formerly priced Sad and “SI.
now at one price." -..
SIS. 3p.
Men's Blanket Lined Workingx Coats, Boya' Rem W38
era. Underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirta'iiid Clam.“
AT ‘mmcotoosw LOW pierces; . ,
SELLEGK 8: PRICE
Clothiers and Fumishera. 'IV . I
98 Washington Street. South NOI’WIillt. 3
um)”
,1 II ;:.‘ tuLMi‘I '
. .’
In' .6 IIM'Ifi,
_I. .II
I :3
HOME POTATOES—If you are par.
ticuiar and object to large potiitoea
and have a prejudice in favor of home
grown Potatoes, now we can supply
yeti at 35c peck. Maine Potato". 32:
pack.
HOME EGGS—A limited
from my home at 45c dox.
within fortyel ht hourl.
GORTON'S OD FISH—Free from
bones. Prepared with great care. Fllh
Sana prepared from thla are fine. Seab-
onlblc goods. l5c pkg. ,
Some Fine Cabbage, “4c lb.
fat Pork. '
White Meat. Stock renewed.
That delayed Wlahbum'a and Croa-
by'a Flour has now avaod. Bags
supply
All IIIII
All
BRIEF MENTION
Lorenzo Di
‘ 'w
FOR THE CHILDREN. “
SPECIAL SALE OF CANDY
That candy can of out'alta'l bean in
a neglected condition for um little.
but now we have restocked it. My
with honey goods, an so put it in
shape to lie bullnua atIIII-day, Fabulo-
ary 27. I will give av‘v‘ay one boat's
worth of candy with every dent'- M
acid or two for one. Peony
only. Come and an. .~
Ox Heart ghocnlatea an fittestIMado
with amofh velvet droa'r'n find that
can vanilla, _20o lb: tha'ur lama
motioned here last week at 150
should have read Peanut lrlttle. l“
lb. ”AI-i“:
only.
3
I .5 ~' 3‘4
.. r {II
.Wa Still Lied In
LOW PRICES
for 7
FIRST 0,aner Goons
mi - lllT
I_,-.arIer ands .. .
todaI. After a hrillian -.
marIiage him all he Beseke had _ .
reache .theIentl 01W! tme. He'iwon
sales agent for a manufacturer and .
then manager of a map making enter- __
600 Teas
All kinds 450
Coffee
Best In and J 320 lb
M and J Bland 25910
Elm Drinking 200 lb -
Bullet
In! Vermont .. ..
Good Tabla Ballot"
(I. Iii
Eons“.
IIStrlcnyffffib
. 5.00 d02‘
II? NORTH MIIIIII smut:
or coat, to make room for the coining;
Milllnm
Remember we give presents with o In Ten and Coast. 1 :‘. . . .
l‘llll‘liilll {'l‘EMll.
FREE DELIVERY TO A LL PARTS OF THE C
of this season' a goods and consists If Iadles' Cloaka. Snttgi
dren‘a Jackets. Infants long and ab t Coats and a fall and comp
It will it» be to your Ileana-co to cons and.“
we are offering in tho Irur has.” this aI'Ibuon‘ a goods.
TIVail and .55?
'h‘. I;
.. 7"
t '. I.
FLAT Fi‘s‘H, IILuatllwi
new PIKE, amazon, ‘ .
~HALISUT HADOOCK email flag:
DIES. ALL omlamftmtil' all?
FISH. ovsnas AND GLAHIV»
ROUND cLAMs, 00°55?
y I
spring season. The. aéifiw
III;
«fl ;.
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