we r ”7"“ | h ‘
earl binds 'In Or . 'vs. brocades
and Damssks. patterns from
a u... ":-
1 c to 36¢ a yd
'no Ks —§—.nk.b v
UANAOKINO NO'I'IL ILOCK.
' COD-Iii .NDIWALK.
nits...
' "_Yes. it is Spring," and the very
”WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk a‘ad vzleiaity Fair to
night Friday Increasing “cloudiness
followed by rain. A orm of consid-
arable energy is «so? this moraine
nea‘r North Platte, Ne It is reduc-
Ing cloudy weather with ideal s owers
betaveen the Rocky ountains and the
Nississipi 'arlvsr.
pmails the Mississippi river
eastward to the coast. Conditions favor
for this vicinity fair weather with
slightly higher temperature.
A smoker will be held tonight by the
Klondike Social Club
okl
wfiwil
o .
William A Vogel, oi New York. but
an spends the summer here was In
to a yestwerdly
' Mrs. Geor e A. Whelpley
wll lenle' ain afew fr ends nest blon-
Idhy‘esenlhg. at their home in Fairi'leiti
QUANTA
Mood Rich Food has made a hit:
gait your grocer for it. Only l'0c.
his Chapter. Oidor of the Eastern
gal .will hold a meeting tomorrow ev-
.at the Chapter hall in Washing-
totiflireet- .
Ur ml Mrs Joseph ’I‘. Gilmore. of
113 Woiliingto'n street 80th Nor-
walk will entertain friends at a pit par-
” idol '
hold a session tomorrow ev-
~Wao legion Camp,’Patrlotle'Or'der of
t ' Sons of America, will hold so im.
I mimeetlng tonight, and Initiate
a" candidates.
I—Mlss Hutchinson will show the lat-
g novelties in hats at the mill
iii, 3%.?" Bat. and Mon. M. s.
8 ill! -
Air. and Mrs. William Alexander, who
are married Sunday evening in New
ark. are now keeping house at No.9
1 aililton avenue.
. ‘ Ameetlng of Lincoln Council No.
l. Order of [lulled American Mechan
ies will be held tomorrow night at the
hall in Washington street.
, ---If your luck is bad
And you mono and brood,
'Twill cheer yOu up.
To eattaoodI limb Food.
“The Men of Shakespeare's Julius
Ca'essr'I' will be the subject of Judge
John H. Light' is lecture in the Bridge-
port library coursghmpight.
st Josep We '1‘ A. 8. Society netted
340 as then result of its social 8t Pat-
rIt-k's ,highIt.I with Colin an has
been received into melnbersh p in the
society.
Eureka RebekahV go. No. 42. l 0.
O. F.,.I»lell h ., rehearsal of the
gusrdh on Fri veiling. March 25.
Let owes} 14mph: the team he pres-
ent st 8 00199517: rp.
WTypewrltar. the same as is us
In Westport Stamford. Bridgeport
and other plane's is being tried in the
office of Judge Joseph R. Taylor, clerk:
of South Norwalk. The machine costs
.1754
—if you want an easily digested.
sustaining food. one that is different
from any other. try the Good Rich
Food. Your 'grocer sells It.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. O. U. A. M..
will hold Its regular meeting on Fri-
day evening. March 25th. The third
degree will be conferred on several
candidates. A collation will be serv-
ed after the work Eyery member of
the order is u be present. Item-
bers of the chi.
bio “W.*§l.fi9l!i9..“ early, soonest-I
e. . , -'
LINONINEé
1 Hr
more HAiJIUT.
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leasant weother l
mPOILGHA R.. ofNorm
lament committee Praightrsosl
». We
RIAOONAILI PRICE}.
How many who read this. have
thought before that boring was
really here? Yet It is. When
the sun "crossed the line” on
March sr.&rin&bsgan. All“
are told' t e storm «E
triads every cross and weary
Tuesday. was t e equinoctial.
hthsrsintbo sisaaur-
0‘99 do marine
y of “millinsry.1‘he. right
churning hrmwsi
chorus: “Itis Sitting}? e
beautiful flowers seem to answer:
air of the store is a-thrill with the
vivacity of Spring.
What of 'the milllnery show?
That must be answered by your
own eyes. The answer will be
worth the journey: and a
answer can be had only by see-
“We might tell how small hats
are practically the only hats in
favor; of how flowers are the fav-
orite trimming; of how the Con-
tinental shape and the ted
turban seem to be the siding
shapes; of how white hats are
trimmed this season with a bit of
color. But no pen can write of
hats as they deserve to be writ-
ten of : no newspaper can give as
good service as your own news-
gatherers—thc eye.
We repeat the invitation—
Come and be at home among the
beautiful new millinery.
Right corner. rear.
WOMEN'S SHOE BARGAIN.
This store sse women's shoes
every day in to eyear for less
money than equally god ones are
sold elsewhere. Once in a while
it can do even better than usual.
This is one of those- times.
Eaactl six dlilsrsnt styles of
our regu ar 82. so a use go on sale
tomorrow at $1.85. They are as
trim as a new pin; worth as much
as the day they came in the store.
but shoes no coming in push
them to one e do. No room here
to pack them away (even if there
was inclination) so a cut price is
to send them out.
They were So. so. ' choose now
St “85
till; rrowuirro
my snobs co.
BRIDGEPORT.
It
ssoasr Analysts or venue.
NEW YIO larch nth—Arrived:
Stampers If e. from Liverpool:
Barbarossa. Vfrom Bremen.
lieionilkWI tom.
militmio
Daily. Freight tine
Steamers Citrus! lei-walk
and Montana.
hooves."l New York)! .Wsdassdar
”Isl-'n'Norwslk. “new“? '
dsatardayatb'
MM,.',’".'"I',I”‘"‘
TEA don; .106 ’a.
s‘iito. 5 La; rosin
co FISH. 5 LI. son are
cosmos. ran on;
“knob“! ooo -. . so: bl.
. to as.
dessert. 10s a.‘1
use: swat‘r.
«master was ”a
more orethaathsdi
‘kiiios - v, ."' ‘ ”I. V
s u. Aw » w . .
f ‘7 y‘a- flm.‘ hi
_ m .
as“ unsanita- "so
now the kw Tail.
New Haven A liar
N'“ W: "i. a W”... i”
G' 0 s .'
shown a surplus loss Malia. 1
requirements on the. stash outs
in noes-bar of
a surplus
was less than tbo'tdividsnd mull-e-
meuts because of abnormal prloaapdd
for fuel. due to the Matt-Ike. la the
calendar year 1008. however. It was boo
cause of the large laesaaso in capital
stock.
in December 1901i. the dividend re~
utrements on the 004 506.400 stock at
per cent. amounted to 64.300388.
while the year's surpluswss only u.-
007, 447; in Deeembor.100i. the divi-
dend requirements l.“ grown to “r
241 320. while the surplus was only at.-
641. 737. charm for the year were re-
duced 8270. 000 not by conversions
Present dividend requirements on the
titliozmoo stock outstanding amount
to 80.312.160 stock outstanding nearly
{2.000.000 as removed with those of
a year ago.
it has been the policy of the man
sgement to show only a. small eggplus
over the dividend requirements.
log all remaining profits to operating
expenses for Imnrtivomis. The an
nual report for the fiscal year ending
June. 30. 1002. stated that the amount
chilled i9 Operating expenses for in:
movement» was 08 408.708. which. to
gather with the rurplus after divi-
dends. amounting 0888 290. may be
considered as the road's margin of re
serve for that year over dividend re
quiremeuts.
- in the fiscal year 1908 much of this
margin was absorbed by increased fuel
expenses. necessitating a. policy of re-
treucliment In improvement expendi-
turos. The result In shown in the
charges for maintenance in that year
Malnteu. of way. 1903. 86.837. 722:
1902, 00.157.903; changes. Inc. 87 0. 020.
Mainten of equipment. 1908.04. '180.
Still: I902. 35, 426, 008; changes Dec. CI.-
236 090.
Allowing for increased maintenance
requirements during the year. occa.
“Unahlo'wlao Mfume-q 00
Dies
girl's “MY-W." “FMIW
t'l‘wo years ago] was attacks!
Kidney trouble that moi suoh‘a
land I NM" 3111‘?” recover.
"‘li (drum q pl
lliflII- ' Will who 0km
'rne‘a cripple_ unable to move without»
suffering.
'ri tried “seas rations. but
they proved 'AT'JTII my case.
which" was nghdtlnllyI i wing more nor
ions.
“Two physicians specialists on kid-
ne troubles treated me, but were up
she to improve my oou llilon the
slightest.
“i was about to give up all hopes
of ever getting cured and was in des-
pair.
"Tlien Dr. Peilingiii's' Kldney- Wort
Tablets were recommended to me. i
must admit that they are the greatest
remedy ln'the world. I began taking
them regularly.-
“in me than a month the pains dis-
appeared and my former health began
to return. _‘ _
"I was recently examined by an ml-
nent physl IIaIn who told me my id
neys were u a very healthy co ltion
i am recommending. pr. Pet lnglll' s
Kidney- Wort Tablets "to a number of
persons. £3713: for it will never
cease."-'lii long. 413 Midlln
8L, PhIladelphlg, Pu VSlept. 26 1903.
Man Ind women—young or old—
broksn. or egg, or slob—find in this
marvelous «my! ”le VITAL
ahasovuI-sgwfil urn—own.
through “their value to give NEW
JOY To LIE
WA I‘Cli YOUR TIHINF for the Brick
Dust Danger Signal. The Urine la
the body's index of Life or Death,
Health or Sickness:
stoned by the eight per cent. increase '
in trafilc. the reduction in improve-
ment expenditures is even larger than
indicated by the table. The retort
states that the reduction was hi. 8 .-
890. leaving Sl.807.818.br.impfow-
ments.
Fuel expenses in the fiscal year too:
mounted to at. 881. 286 com with
83.664. 730 the previous Inca year. The
company states that the Increase due
to hiaher prices was about ,2. 000.000. .
Even with the saving in cost of fuel
this year the earnings per share will
not be so large as two years ago, ow-.
lag to you increase. in capital stock.-
Ou the basis of earnings for the fiscal
your 1903. present share earnings com
pare with those of the ducal year 1908
as follows:
10011002.
Bur. for dlvl.. $4. 826. 911 ‘4. bill. ass
improvements. 1.087.018 3.403.108
8av, In fuel cost. 2.000.000 ,
‘ #
Total share earn. 00.004.700 3.082.660
Capital stock. '8 .604.780 54.0.1400
Per cent earned. 1i. 0 “.7
'At present outstanding.
Estimating the lacrosse in not omn-
lng since the close of the local year at
one-half the Increase in gross which
would eliminate the saving In fuel ex-
penses. already considered and allow-
.ing for further decrease in charges as
compared with a year ago. owlugto
‘couvsrsions. the present earnings on
New Haven stock would not be moro
than 12 per cent. as compared with lb
per cent two years ago.
CAST OR IAI
CONNIOJ‘IQUT PATINTO.
The renew We issued March
22. 1001: List furnished from cities
of A. ‘:M “rooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport, Conn.
bimon’flloke. BHdgbport, storage
battery-coustruction: MR Whio
hey. Bridgeport. flash-boiler;
H. Judson; Btrstford. «ton-conducting
wall‘: John H. Shaw New Haven. door-
'stop; Louis Myers. Hartford. type-bar
bearing: Henry bl. Sharp. Hartford.
pencil pocket samuelRMunaon New
arltal. spring-balance: Henry G.
Voigb. New lrM‘loek 'Charies i.
Mmls. 'hat holder
1th? stint towed:
cord-holder; Waiter '.Hili
Wallingford~ braiding machine: Hen-
ry C. I out bloodus. tbll'l-coup-
"13.5 i Palmer.
Nozwicdi‘ "git aup‘pglrt fuogtwindo;
“9‘ n. L t
rim-ob stir been. 31m:
Albert mm“ Brisan two ps-
_. touts“)! ro f e: H. Stein.
Wad ember; William Van-
airman. iilp'e Ittlng and
Horace .
', scenery and properties required
Miloucomprri rill 91* “n hone. III-I
‘Iltinog‘l’
FRONT
used. with the adviniage Vol
POPULAR AMUOIMENTS.
THE NEW VILLAGE POSTMAS it'll.
The comedy element in "The ll-
lage Postmaster: the big New York
success which will be given at Hoyt's
Theatre Saturday March 26 matinee
and night is said to be exceedingly
strong; the characters all being boldly
drawn and with just enough exaggera-
tion in those intended to carry the hu.
mor of the story to make them espec-
Iali'y appealing. The period selected to
Ilia—«bows. oportunitiea for pictur-
esg‘tieness to dress, and the quaint cos-
turning of that day are exceptionally
bedrmlngto lathe young ladies of the
cast. 'wi'ro exhibit rare beauty as well as
decided thiait and the truth and force
to the characters interpreted. The
some big production will be you here
van during the runs of 27 nights
K0. and 126 nights in Chicago. as
“tho otlmp‘lny carries all the special
a
many of the ougirihl cast and
“ eifll
é§fw new features have been intro- ’
or
. oi “Mm?“be Village www.-
Imamoruamroutmeyurv V
and—My Health itas stu
othiagI nut VOohcso‘trsted
OLD NEW ENGLAND RUSK TO THE
\ in environments
THE CRISP. brown granules of 000i) RICH FOOD.
are made from whole wheat malted—then ground into
ilour. and screnillicallvV cooked and prepared.
it is the old New England Rusk. onesso universally
being made'iro'm malt tlour.‘
it you give it aweek‘s trial we believe” that you will
fail as we do—Thal NO M'EAI. ts complete without a
portion of GOOD RICH FOOD.
For sale at all the leading grocers. liic a package.
The New England Food 60.,
South Noer'aik, 0979'“...
ow York at the Fourteenth Street ;
thigyear. This will be MI last '
Dr Pottin-
i
road—Anti My Praise for
5"?" ,
..r
-, was sour taste. .
back Aches and mm rnusts
Cured by Dr. Pettingill's Kidney-
Wort Tablets.
If you DON'T KNOW what is "W mat-
ter. If you do not understand you.
trouble~wr|tt1 for FREE ADVICE to
Consultation Department, College
St. Burlington, Vt. Describe your
Symptoms Fully.
O O O
YOU RISK NOTHING. Go to Your
llruggist TODAY (let One Bottle of
Dr ottlngili' s KidneyMort Tablets.
Take Nothing Else. If the first bot-
tle does not help you our Consulta-
tion Department will advise you
FREE.
v-wosr' mm:
lo—lnoiolsnt lright'a. assess-
tions for the coming
in every way. We'll introduce a row
some le WAIITO.
Want to quote you a few waist spo-
olals. We believe that for style and
honest value they are above argument.
ladies' black and white check shirt-
waists, tucked. blouse fronts largo
bishop sleeves. 00c.
Ladiea' white lawn shirtwalsia. em-
broidery trimmed. blouse fronts. 'tuclt-
Od backs, $1.35.
Black and white check waists tuck-
ed snd trimmed with narrow black
wash braid very latest style. at. 39.
Ladies blue and grey cotton voile
shirt waists. blouse fronts, large
sleeves. 81. 00.
Ladies' tan lawn shirt waists. beau-
tifully tucked. and trimmed with
ecru medallions and lace, 81.50.
IIAUTIFUL WHITE GOOD!
FOR WANT..-
The early sale of white waistlngs
last season was so satisfactory that
we have largely extended the assort-
ments and you are invited to a first
choice.
and
27 in. memorized pique. large welt.t come ”‘3 “n" the “MW“Q“\ ,
also In Ilgurcs and stripes. :i.5c a yard.
is in. colour voile. warranted yarn
naercerlaed, a very silky fabric. 160
y .
28 In. mercerised madras. beautiful-
ly designed in all the newest ebects.
36c. yd
32 in. meteors ed cotton poplin. ex-
tra silky lustre, .yd.
FII'H KID GLOVE
iMPORTATIONB.
We call your attention who: cele-
hinted Hislop kid glove. We guaran-
AGAIN.
IANK OF ENGLAND DIVIDEND. .
LONDON. March- Zi.—-The Bank of
England at Its semi-annual meeting to-
day declared a dividend for the Mt
six months of only 459 per cent. This
was the first time in! seven yearcthat
the dividend has been below 10 per
cent per annum. . The governor of» the
bank said the profits for the six months
ending February 29 were Vol.16,“.
and that after providing for the divi-
dend the amount of the “rest" on that
date was 815,003,000.
“0‘.
meat.
”'18le
00 Washington Itrost.
. weardblee. All our
energy Is now directed toward so «plotting of fresh
: ‘Fb Hosts or early buyers will learn with pleasure that every
1;: as “iron on the brightness tit
mom: in"... .
r liking
of the trolls arrivals. M
m" Iln’i'a‘hl’.‘ °" ”34'5“
at. old
every pair warranted. rue-.01.”.
IMios’ heavy wait
tans and browns.w toil.
Ilraholass quality sue to Mat.
which is of great Importance assas-
Ladies' Hts Jouvln glove Is In.“
and glue kld for dress and
wear. All the new 9shades for s
:l clasp. Price 01.69
Gehts' dog skin gloVes In tans aim
brdwns. all since. from at to 01.00.
'l'odsy‘you may see the newest do
world. New loses tram” Ba
land. Flatten 8t. Gallsiiay
lngham. Hire areal
endless variety of ties
Valssctsndes. Gibb!-
iii, P0381”? Abitlitlilo
obs. s and
white. exquisite” Ib Tacrlsnd gin
loose.
the 00bit".
annotoasso srooit cottons.
“very- popular to the stock
it's truly wonderful new thus
do in trillies can be sold so low. .1.
Newest potterns in the lines slack
"depot to be embrol tiered. 16o. ‘hq'ti
eflinch collars of abolition
Exmo the To
the cut. the make and the lint-ti of our Muslin .llnderwoor. Campers the;
garments with thdsb' elm-ed elsewhere and you‘ll quickly note the differ- .
Careful making with full and unaltimped cutting marks every gar-
.L . "iv. 1:. arm-g;
as Wealthy! top __‘"I"."
we sad ribbon trithmsti. tied m
r—‘A'fl‘ {Ii/7"“
9 9m. »
.tts.
sum
of Pattern Hats and stunner-y" Novelties. Timmy, his“... arid '- Saturday.
March 24. 26 and 20h.
seats snout.
Far Oars}. “
LEAN OATS will fill and allay the gnawings of appetite; but the horas
cannot get from THE)! n'ourishmcnt n ecosaary to do his best work for yba.
OUR OATS are SELECTED WESTERNS. and they will make your horse
feel like a cult and pull like a locomotive.
For hard work and endurance. feed our genuine
1s " IAT OATbll
Feed the salami bits that's in
.7 '71
And you'll have a boost that will e 'er stand pat!
Shoes that etc touch 0n rocks or
Cannot be beat to: fit and .. "
and gills.
foil. Price
' s
'The
fertile; the.
= Mmond 13
. " N7 WAIHINOTON SI.
$1.25
Lillie Indian Shoe for missess
children is better than has beenf'sqld lb'
‘1 00 and $1.25
ash.
slit to the Wpurohaaer Price 81.80. I. '
Laces—A suurnrur. snow. I '7 -
sins from the lace centers of ill "
Lsce- applique ..act... collars. its.
tilts";
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-wsarao¢srlagtatherarifne.oftbls
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as w'ssmso'roh truer.
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nor-saith. '
Clearing Sale—Prices" cut it [IV
Entire oto'ck of Fall and wi'ater goods must be sold
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we are giving the balance of “month free. . ‘ .
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