mutant amatmmm
{hone 165-5]
Home Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candu
‘ . . at _
“that's
ODD”
51 warm. St.
ltrurl N'ewslutes.
Edward 1“. Sheehan has left the em-
ploy of T. C. Cavanagh.
Turn to Road's atl. for a hint regarti-
ing the new spring ncckwear.
Norwnlk's city council will holtl a
session next Monday evening.
llarry Walsh loaves today for Phil-
atlclphla, where he has secured a posi-
tlon.
William Murray leaves this week for
lianbury, where he has secured a peel--
tlon.
Shoes that w wwear are the kind
of shoes that you not at Howlsnd's.
See the ad.
Charles Zcrbols. of South Norwaik. is
at the Hospital. (or treatment for
atomsthrouble.
Mrs. John Marvin, of Westport ave—
nue. was removed to the Norwaik Hos-
pitnl, yesterday. for treatment for It
fractured knee cap.
Martin A. Ratchford, of Norwaik, ut-
tcntltti the funeral in Danbury. Sunday,
of William Bates, who was killed by
being struck by a train.
Property belonging to’ John Hezesy.
of Springwood, was attached yesterday
by Sheriff Scully. in a suit brought by
Raymond Brothers, to recover $25. 111-
lcgctl that Hezcsy owed them for goods
soltl to him.
A horse owned by the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company died
yesterday from locklsw. The animal
hrrti been sick for several days. The
carcass was taken away from the barn
at the gas plant. of! Harbor avenue,
this morning.
14:. M. Ashe, the well-known illustra-
tpr, who resides in Norwalk, has a
full page drawing in the April tit-lineu-
tor. ('IlilliNl, “Easter on the Board-
walk. Atlantic City." Mr. Ashe illus-
tratts for a number ,of well-known
IIIIIgazintIr-I.
lint-as Tribe, 1. t). R. 111.. hold a lilt't'tI
lug lust owning. at which the chief's
degree was conferred upon three can
tiltlutes. This evening a large delega-
tion of members of the tribe will 0 to
to Bridgeport. where they will be the
guests of Konckapotanauh Tribe, of
that city. They will leave here on the
7:28 train.
PRISONERS HELD MOCK TRIAL.
Captain '1‘. R. Smith wont duck
shooting on Monday. and brought llillllt'
cightt-t-n linc ducks.
Capt. Ducross handles a large I-aric
tI tIi fresh fish. Glance at specials
IiIr-Ittlhncd III ntl.
M1. and Mrs. Ward S l’aihrcr are It"
joitlug t'IIcI the iulIent of II seycnv
pound tlattgirtel'bborn last night. I
Miss Mar ion S Vcrnam will give thei
last oi the sessions of her tlantingl
=tIlIooi. Friday afternoon of this wet-11..
A tcguiar meeting of Our Brother'. I
Lodge. 1_ 0.0. h‘., of Norwalk was
held last night No work was put on. I
Set- the ad. of Cutbill' a for the spe- ’
rials advertised [or today. All fish
bought at his market warranted strict-
ly fresh. ' ‘
The stockholders of the Hour Pub‘
lishing Company held a meeting. last 1
night bttt otticers were not elected flit
this time.
A cold wave is coming. You had
better be. prepared to head oil’ that at
tack of the grip by buying a bottle or
in Dick's Medicine . |
Spring mattings from China and .la-
pan at the Bostoantore that are right i
In quality and price. Some few exam
ples appear in the ad. chd it.
A r'tIgular meeting of Ponassus (‘ oun- !
til Royal AIcItIrtIm. of Norwalk. win
he held this evcnrng, at the lodge;
rooms, in the Gazette building. ‘
.1. Wesley Sample has Icsigned in
position as machinist in The Colonial
l‘otnrdry and Machine Company antll
has t: then one with the G. N. Mt Kibhin
Machine Company. ‘
.\II. and Mn; James 1". Edge wht
lruvt been stopping with their aunt i
Mrs W. A. ”rush of Anti street for
:trx wet-its. have returned to their home -
rrt Allonhurst N. J :
A full page advertisement of thtI
NtIIIIalk IiInss (‘ompt'tnys propellcir
\\il(‘t‘.iS for launches is In the March
number of The Rudder, the well
known yachting magazine.
The Norwalk Methodist Sunday
school was scheduled to hold a meet-
ing, last night, but owing. to the storm ,
a quorum was not omhand. consequent-
ly the meeting was postponed. .
Concord Division, Sons of*'l‘cmper-
ant-c, of Norwalk, held 11 regular meet
ing. last evcnln . anti transacted rou
tine business. at week the Division
celebrated its sixtiethannlversary.
Catholic Union Council held a regu~
lar meeting, last night. at the. Catho-
lic Club, in West avenue. ’l‘he Count-II
is preparing to confer the third degrc:
on a class of candidates, March 27th.
Tue new raincoats being shown by _
:upt-nrng a savings account
Rogers & Steven‘s possess all the char~
acteristlcs of line custom made gar-
I outs. This is the time of year when
y u need one of these useful garments.
Theodore Osborn, who has for some
time been an inmate of a sanitarium
at. Anrltyville. L. 1.. was taken from
there yesterday and is now‘ at the.
State Hospital for the insane at Miti-
tlletown. Conn.
Robert Scalzi. the well-known South
Main street barber,' will move on the
first of April from his present quar.
tcrs across the street. where, in con-
nt-stion with a large barber shop, hc
wII|II operate a pool room and bowling
u cys.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
tomes front the varnish ltr Detoe s Var
Irish Floor Paint: costs 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Comslock, Wat- ’
kins & Dow and E. E. Gorham.
HEADACHE CURE
What‘s the use of suffering when
S’I‘ILLSUN'S INSTANT HEADACHE
CURE stops the agony instantly? Prrt
up in tasteless form and doesn't upset
the stomach.
STILLSON POWELL COR.
‘ iotiy.
’ whether either of them was acquaint—
When the Case Was Ended “the
Judge Had Become the Defendant.
\VlNS'l‘iCll. Conn. March 15r—Two
mt-u. who said they were Charles Chiti-
, held and (‘harics 'I‘hayer. held a mock
tourt at polite headquarters here you-
It rtiny \\ 1IrltI under arrest Chief of l‘tI
lite Wheeler had taken them into cus
saying that he. wished to learn
ed with two men wanted for robbing a
house in Waterbury and the. railroad
station in East lIItchtleld last January.
While the Police Chief scanned a
paper gitlng a descriptiim of the
much- wanted men, Chattielti took the
Judge a chair. Thaycr pleaded
mercy thus:
"Don't be too hard on me. .ludgc:
Ii re a wife and childten dependent. up-
on me for their support.‘
At this stage of the mock trial (‘hlci
Wheeler who noticed that the descrip
tion of one of the burglars tallied with
that of "Judge" Chatiioiti, stopped for-
ward and said he would take the role
of prosecutor But instead of prosecut-
ing the‘ 'prlsoner' at the bar hh point
ed to ‘lris lionor' and said in words
which denoted that he was in earnest;
“Didn't you flee from Waterbury Jan.
l 13, and break into the East Litchiieltl
Station the. following night?"
The‘ JIItlge' s" head dropped. and i)(‘
into he had time to colletl his thoughts
the prosecutor slipped a pair of hand
cuffs tnr his wrists. A search of his
thomc r'eI calcd part of the plunder, an 1
later. \IlItIII confronted with the dam-
aging evidence. the "Judge" confess-
éd. and named as his accomplice
Charles Taylor who was captured in
llarwinton later in the day.
POST-OFFICE APPROPRIATION
BILL
\\‘ASlllN(‘.T()N. March i.'r.«-.\fIt-I'
the transattion of minor business the
House today Weill into the. committee
of the “hole for the further consitieIa
tion of tho Postofl'ice appropriation
bill.
Cholly Horse-“How are you getting
along'with your suit for Miss Roxicy's
hand 1’”
Perry Vere-"Oh!
gross.“
(IlIolly liorse-—"i thought her in-
tlrt-r kicked you otIt every time you
called."
Percy Vere—"Yes.
Philadelphia Ledger.
kit-k mo quite as hard as he used 'to."—-
ho making pro-
but he doesn't
THE CONVENIENCE or A sAVINos
ACCOUNT As A news or
INVESTING MONEY.
Do you realize the convenience of
with the
South Norwalk Trust Company? Our
‘ banking rooms are centrally located at
93 Washington St. South Norwaik.
easily reached by trolley from all parts
of the town and the nearest banking
institution to the railroad station. Be-
sides being conveniently located our
banking house and equipment is mod
em in every way.
And then it is no trouble to open an
account. All you ham to do is to fill
out a signature-card and hand it Mr
gether with your deposit (which can be
as small as one dollar or as large as
will give you a pass~book with proper
entry. The whole transaction taking
but a minute or two.
Having made the ilrst deposit you
have the satisfaction of knowing that
you have made a safe and profitable.
investment. without. cost to yourself.
with no charge for commission as
there would have been had you bought
'stocks or bonds. and one that is free
from all taxes and assessments. in
fact there is no other investment
which, while maintaining'its absolute
snietynoflers such exceptional advant-
ages to the man of moderate means.
If not looking for a place of invest-
meat but requiring a loan we can help
you in that case too. We loan money
on real estate and approved collateral
mwoy‘ Mary.
We
DI
suitors Uttlo common. Tonight The Voice of the
security.
THREE FOR, 1!; QIHTD.
'3
lfYouCan't Bea Bell Carroll in Be-
l,“ Dream of Paradise t't'hris Kayo).
“idol!“ 'the 3001: Girl, Bing Down fin
(Tim Keys). The Shampoo mews-t
flint Wonder What Balsam!“
Old _sTaIl. Jniie. I'araifal, Ottdh
0m: Urn! Durante”. Satisfaotlan or Money Bank.
Ramona ’5
FOR THE NEXT THREE MON THS. THE RAINCQAT WILL DE
AN INDISPENSADLE GARMENT. THE COST IS NOT FROHIIITIVE;
ANY MAN CAN AFFORD A RAINCOAT 'NOWADAYS—ONE THAT
WILL FIT AND LOOK LIKE A GOOD OVERCOAT.
IN THE MATTER OF TAILORING AND FIT THE NEW COATS WE
SHOW POSSESS ALL THE CHARACTERISTICS OF FINE CUSTOM-
MADE GARMENTS—MADE WITH WIDE SHOULDERS, LONG AND
FULL. OF ALL-WOOL COVERTS IN A VARIETY OF SHADES.
YOU'VE THOUGHT OF GETTING ONE OFTEN? WHY NOT
BUY NOW AND GET THE GOOD OF A GOOD RAINCOAT WHEN
NEEDED MOST?
$10 to $25.
SPRING TOP COATS AND SUITS ARE ALL READY TO BE SEEN
AND BOUGHT. WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND GET ACGUAINTED
WITHiTHEM. SPRING HATS AND FURNISHINGS ARE ALL HERE.
\
RogersSt Stevens
Successors to Comatook Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL. 32-2.
{01‘ -
it anything goes wrong and you
We both nIIISt do our part.
if mistakes occur,
don‘t report it, is it our fault?
Your money bit ck if you want it, is ours, telling us lf
we 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 traiit, boiler
buy where they ser'cen them for you, always clean.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
you wish to make itl to the teller who ~
We Sell
PIA NOS
can give you full,
We have now
You may take this in the broadest sense, as we
honest value at any price you contcurplate paying.
ONE 6000 SQUARE PIANO ...................... ..‘ ..... $10.00
ONE SHONINGER ORGAN (high top) .................. . ..... $10.00
ONE PELOUBET CHAPEL ORGAN ........................... . 5.00
and front these our stock ranges in price up to the 51‘
most expensive. and BEST PIANO in the World.
Drop us a postal and we will send our bulletin ofsccontbhand in-
struments. it will enlighten you as to the. place to buy such pianos
cheap. W3 take pleasure In arranging the payments sniisincttirily.
We also RENT GOOD. NEW i‘lANOS on LIBERAL TERMS.
TUNING AN D REPAIRING.
[BIN WA 1', the
36 WASHINGTON ST.
I Tel 137-3 '
OLD WELL LAUNDRY
Branch Office
Wm. P Beers
STATIONERY STORE.
o‘SJulII‘Hain Street. South Nowell. Ct. _ ‘
Prlvoh Privlts .ero and
1......" 221. , S. E. DIBBLE, 1......- 1......
i. , Broker;
against: an... as Inns.“ '1. mm.
South man. can '
u.
STOCKS. DONDS. GRAIN AND COTTON SOUGHT 0!! SOLD 91‘ COM-
MIDMON EITHER FOR CASH OR A MODERATE MANN.
For that Cough try our
COMPOUND SYRUP,
WHITE PINE
‘ AND TAR
This is an excellent prepara-
tiou
FOR cor/6H5
AND cows.
l‘Hli illll'illlil Pliillllriil
Tire Prescription 81019.
All can pass the door.
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone Call, 15-2,
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAl LS S’l‘RI-III] '1‘ 10: 10 a. m.—-Open-
ing pritcs of stocks today bounded on-
wards with some Ilolcnce from yester-
tiuy's closing level. The local lractions
were conspltuons the Metropplilan
stocks rising 13'. eat 11 anti Brooklyn
Transit a point. Lackawanna Jumped
It points and Smelling liq. Gains
reached a polrrt in Missouri Pacific 11.
It 0 anti Southern Railway old. and a
large frat-tiou in many other leading
stocks. Secondary prices were lowrr.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.»~lteniizlng
sales were fairly—I‘m” absorbed. Ili'
though a few Slili’it's rescind 1,9, and
Metropolitan Str'rcl Railway 11‘. 'llIe
Inarlttt l‘iliilHi .ILIIIIII on small tit slings
'tl abort the prII'ltIIIs high icI‘tl. At-
tlllstnt, St Paul, Southern Pacific and
Amall'anrattd t‘IIppt-I' guiIIt-tl it point.
\Vcoltn. ]'l1i., 2'2. ‘|.rtt‘ltuwztnn2t
tXli‘llili‘tl its Iist» to > 1"" points.
WALL S'i'lllili'l'. noon. The
strength shown by stocks of t‘iJililliillit'é
immediately ni‘ft-t-tt-ti by the Northern
Si‘t'lll‘illt’s tltItieron and ot‘ otht 1‘s to
which the ilt'tl‘t‘t‘ in that i'ith‘ might
hpply, gave strtngth to the whole more
act. The inference was drawn that ar—
rangcmt'ttts were completed to pt'tIlecI
the property values of stockholdrrs.
and it was lItlltII'cd that no further
proceedings illltii'l' the power accorded
by the decision were [II in expected
from the federal nutlItIriIit .. Northern
Securities on the curl: 1‘0er over three
points. l’romlncnt stacks Wire 1 to
1V. Ri)tl\‘t.‘ last night‘s lIIrtIl. Lackft-
wanna rose thirtt'tn In all. and Gene—
ral t‘hcnrit-III .311... Allis (‘thlrucI-s fell
It. The demand diminished at the
higher level. but thtrc wt 1" only slight
recessions. liontis Ivere ilrm. Hurling
ton joint tours rost~ a point.
WALL S'l‘RElC'l‘_ l p. In.--—liu‘.. opera
tors took hold of lilt' sltlndttrtl stocks.
main after a period of dullness anti
Innrked some of them a fraction above
the morning's highest. St. Paul, the
l‘tIM-
Metropoitan Securities made a rapid
t'lw of 41.4 and the tIthcr local stocks
also sold higher.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples It Goldschrnidt. Comnrrsston
llrokers Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Nor-walk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:.‘ltt
.~\mai. (‘t1p., 171“. 4‘“. 43“}; to
.\m. icc. pf., 21“.: 21112 2111;: Link;
.\m. Loco. “.51“: 217... 21%, 217.).
Am. Smelt. 47‘s.» 171.2 47% 47%
Am. Sugar. 123% 124141""% 124%
A. '1‘. & S. Fe” ii?) 65% 1117.4; 1551,:
italto. & Ohio. 7414 't'I-‘I; ‘TI """Tttis;
It‘klyn.‘ R. T.. 41 411/; 401,13 4077.
(‘hes. St Ohio-28% 287.1 28% 287..
Ch. Gt. West.. 14% 1131. 11% 14%
(‘h M 8: St P., 1381; 1391.1”8tfi 139
(301. F. & 1., 27 271,; 27 27%
(‘01. South.. 17% 179/: 17% 1714';
Del. dt Hud., 150V. 150% 1.30 150%
Eric, 23% 231,1. 23% 23%
Erie. ist. pf., 6214 62% 62% 62%
111. Central. 126% 126% 126% 126%
1.011. & Nash, 102% 103 102% 103
Manhattan, 140% MI 110% 141
Met. St. Ry.. 107 107% 105% 10676.
Mex. Central, 11 1111. 11 1114’
M. K. & T.. 167.11 17% 16% 17%
M K St ’1‘. pf., 31% 371 3715 37%
Mo. Pacific. 881.4. 88.3 87% 88%
Nat. Lead. 14% 15 1454 16
N. Y. Centrai.11!% 1141.4 114% 114V.
Nort'. & West, 55') 55 54% 54%
Out. & West.. 19% 20 19%. ’20
Pac. Mall. 25% 211%; 25% 261/5
Penn. R. R., 112% 113% 112% 11211:
Peo. Gas. 94% 95% 94% 9M4
Pres, 8. Car, 27% 27% 27% 27'/;
Reading. 39% 4014; 39% 39%
Rock island. 20 201,13 19% 1971.
South. Pac.. 12% 43% 42% 427.11
Sou. Ry. 00.. 19% .20 19% 19%
Son. Ry. Co. [11.82% 82% 82% 82%
Tenn. C. & 1.. 36% . 301/3 36% 30%;
Texas Pate, 23 23 23 23
Union Pac., 72% '13 72“ 72%
11 S Steel, 10% ll 10% ll.
1'. S. Steel. pf., 511% 50-31} 55% 56%
Wabash, 1 I % 17% 17% 17%
Wabash. pf., 33 31%; 33 31h
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
null Conclave of the Grand Com-
mandery Being Hold in Danbury.
DANBURY, Marat 15.—The annual
couclave of the. Grand Commandery.
Knight Tempisrs opened in the asylum
of Crusader Commandery. in this city
at 10 o'clock this morning. About
one hundred members of the Grand
Commandery. representing the several
subordinate bodies within its .luriadie
tion were in attendance The entire
morning session was devoted to the
hearing of reports and the transaction
of routine business.
an e. Birdssy. of neutron Grand
Recorder said that there were no mat-
ters of ‘interest to the public at large
slon. the matter part of the business
being 01‘ routine nature ‘
G Hubbard. DMD of Danbury. Right
Eminent Grand dommnndnr, reviewed
the work of the year. The report of
Grand Recorder BIrd'sey showed that
the total membership of the order In
Connecticut is 8.984. During the year
ending March 1 1904,19! gardens were
knighted and th'srs were 8 deaths. The
“casts of the grand commander: for
l’acii‘ics anti Amalgamated led the rise. ..
under consideration at the morning ses- .
The annual report of the Rev. Andrew '
theyoametWandtbsoms
did not care lrow hard it rained.
And besides he knew even if It dltl not ruin his Rain Coat
Hit
OROF UT & KNIIPP DERBIES
__.....__..
SUITS TO ORDER $18
I
Clothiers and Furnisherl. i‘
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
And the Next Day It Ban ,
lint the man with the smart Rain Cost laughed a Merry Lljllh-
for evening Itertr to the theatre or any place where people wish to look ‘
swell. . .
‘ to t 20
$ 0 $ .
Full of style. Glad to have you drop in and look them over. 1I. .
“I
$6 to 18.00. -
EaStel” SUitS Time to think this matter oasis.
"‘“d 83“:
SELLECK & PRICE
at
wuready.‘
I .
l
to nib-j f"
1". -s...
i
FRESH EGGS—All fresh laid, 25c dos.
POTATOES-We are now into a new lot of Potatoes that a
SMALL HAMS—All under 101bl.,15c lb.
CABBAGE—Good Iot, hard sausage. 4t 'zc Is.
Oh-so-fine.
tasted ask fer our “Early Morn" brand, 15c can.
25:; fair, 10c can.
sauce "for supper: Honent Apricot! 18c; Strawberries, smal
Sliced Peaches, 10c some cant. Selling lots of fine Prunes. S
for 25¢: lot of sweet Cranberries, 10¢: qt. Applet. Him: 2 qts.
Ask for the Caroline Mixed Cake8.15c 1b..
18 Good Oranges. 25o.
FLOUR—Good offers.
at bargain prices. Just now, Jones at 75c; Pillsbury, 80c Elmo
SOME GOOD OFFERS
so large and of more uniform Ilse. Maine Stock look fine. 32c pk.
If you want some of the finest small Canned Peas you sve‘
Good Pals,13¢; two cans.-
1 am in position to sell Jones and Pillsbury Fleur
Lorenzo Dtbbie
rs not quits
! and, 100,
peclnl, 3 it“.
We still Lead In
LOW PRICES
for
FIRST QUALITY GOODS
...-_... ...__..—
Butter
Bur Vermont
*aoad Tabla Butter 280
280
600 Teas
All .kinds 450
Coffee 1
620 lb '
E11951
But M and J
M and J Blond 230111f
Finn Drinking 200 lbr
Strictly. rms
’ 250 do; ..
Remember we give presents with 0 ur Ten and Geffen.
‘ Shad,
Flat Fish,
Steak Cod,
Green Smelt.
Long Clams.
Round Clams, -
All other kind. of Fish
and Clan-Io-
Come and see stock.
or cost, to make room for the untold: spring season. The on
of this season's goods and consists of ladies' Cleats. Suits
Mllllnery., It will also he to your advantage to ooliojlfl so.
we are offering In the For tins. of this union’s goods. ‘
The Fair Cloak and For
0. WADHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE too. - ; é
CUTBILL'.$
Bridgo Fish Morin.
-r.
Telephone Your Orders.
FREE DELIVERY To ALL PARTS OF THE cI'I'Yaf,
Clearing Sale—trims Cut in Hall.
Entire stock of Fall and winter goods must be sold unrdlssd‘ot r
drsn tr Jackets Infants long tutti short Costs and a full and cot-sat. tins
'1‘
nice
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