, . INSUMNW.
I" MIN 81-. 80. Norma.
MM
I Nellie Smith. at Tristram 'l'z Hyuti'e
store; hi sick at her home in Jarvis
a roe
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A name of basketball was played at
the Berkeley street chapel yesterday
afternoon between the Norwalk High
School tam and the St. Paul team. The
St. Paul boys won by‘a score of 32-4.
.v
ltarousea energy. develops and stim-
ulates nervous life. aroueee the cour-
age 01 youth. It makes you young.
again. That' a what Hoilieter' a Rocky
Mountain Tee will do. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Plaieted’ a Drug Store.
Ask any ”.111?" that you may see.
51 WAIHINCTON OT.
W The scholars of the South Norwalk
' . Baptist Bible school will meet in the
auditorium ofxthe church tomorrow at
1'2 o'clock. and Pastor Carpenter, the
superintendent. will preach a short
sermon to them.
Lanai densities.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dom, of Chest-
uut Hill, are in‘New York today.
.i. M_, Barmmer. of Franklin
in spending today in Bridge-
/
Fletcher Montgomery, ndjutalit of
Company D. has resigned his officc.
Frederick P. Wood. paymaeter. has
been detailed as adlutant. to ill] the
vacancy made by the resignation of
Mr. Montgomery.
Mrs.
a you no,
port.
quality. 59c pr. M. S Smith & Co.
5 lb. pail home rendered i.,.ard 500.
llnycs market
Charles Moore. who gave himself up
to the police yesterday that he might
be sent somewhere to prevent him
from drinking, Was taken to the aims-
house. The case against him was no“-
ed this morning.
St. Paul’s cholr‘hfls two new mom~
burs. They are Wilbur Hubbell and
James F, Hall.
w’i‘her beet White and Gingham
Aprons, izsc‘ each;' Seersucker Petti-
coats. 490 each. M. S. Smith & Co.
—-—Solt Hate, Soft Hats.
Arguments in a motion for special
bail were made this mornlnk by Air
torneys Tammany and Keogh in the
suit of Saivator Charioit against An~
tonic Tortorelll for damage done to
the store and house.
O’Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown. of
Wilton avenue, are visiting for a few
days in New York.
.,.......
——Dr. Dick’s cures a cold.
Ladies, read this catalogue of
churms. Bright eyes. glowing cheeks.
rcd lips, a smooth skin without a blem-
ish. in short, perfect hculih. For Silk:
with every package.llollistcr's Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents. l’iaisted‘s
Drug Store.
Miss Annie Chittam. of Center avc‘
nuo. ontcrlaincd the i. B. (l. Club lust
owning at her home.
A regular meeting of Lincoln Coun-
cil. 0. ii. A. M., was held last evening
in Mystic. Chain Hall.
WW.-
—-'l‘lle Chase style Derby. OBrlen ilerils Austin roccivod _a painful in-
jury last night while playing basket»
ball at the Berkelcv slicct (impci. A
large silver ran into his foot and n
Mia. Howard I)oty.'of anlc street,
has returned ‘home. it” a week‘s \lsit
\ t1 .1 iv n doctor‘s scrviccs Will‘c ncccssal‘y tI
Vi 1 m at on in “y ’ extract the piece of wood.
(ompanies F and," D old a battalion . ,
drill last evening at, the; Artdry. Cap- 4—00!“ & KHWDJIMS- 0 BIO-”L
Mrs. Eva H. Sonics. of New Haven.
was the guest of Mrs. Charles ii.
Mott. of 4 Pine siroci, and Mrs. .lohn
i). Taylor. of 4 Hoyt strcct, South Nor~
walk. the past week. Mrs. Scales also
had been visiting fricnds in Now York.
iuin Weed was in Quiltinalld.
~~ Salt Polk. 19¢}..lb Haycs' mitt.
Mrs. Fiank'Iia'IlI, ‘01 WOodwnrd uvc
one, who has beenwv very sick with
rheumatism is slightly improvcd
wfi five—
The society dance Which wars to how
bccn giveh last Friday night will be
given Monday night at Lockwood‘s
llnll. - "
wHome mado‘ or link Sausugc.
lb. liayes' mitt.
lik'
Attention is called to tho children's
scrvico in Grace Church tomorrow af-
tcrnoon at 4 o'clock. The music will
be rendered by the Sunday school
choir. The parents and friends of the
little ones. for their sakes. are asked
io be sure to attend.
James Barrios. author of tho dcicc-
tivc novci, “Outside the Law." toils of
u discussion as to the character of
authors which he overheard on a lorry
bout. “is lntcrost was particularly
aroused as it wan his *own latest book
which two youngsters were discussing.
“Soy." said (Inc of ”Will. “does an
author dare do all he writes?"
W
wii‘i-csh Candy at Smith & (Yofs.
i0 and 201: iii.
'ihc board of icliet' has completed
its labors for the your and the books
inm- boon turned over to the city
iIUIk.
ldnlpioyecs of the gals department of
Iht- Connecticut Railway and Lighting
I'ompuny are making the annual
rhungo oi“ meters. ‘ .
.___.._._
-~—Mourning Bands and Canoe. O’Brien.
The Trinity Naval Reservds baskcl- “9‘5"“ . Hm: would.“ WM“; “:3. ,
bull tcnm will try conclusion with tho , “9 ~ "I d” 0mm!" d" on. “
Norwalk High School the t the at“ ioller goon awful lost .11 on lllllllllltlv
bile. "
'De. author done that for auto. he) s
all rich "
“Well. nnotlwr mun forges blile.‘
“Dal‘s a misiakc in do book.’
"Bill how about do man what robs
a bunk?”
“Do mun woi. had do noive tcr wrtlo
dni, book." said his lutcrlocutor firm-
ly, "Willllil huvc noive to rob a bank
any day."
mury on March 2.
___..,5..__._,.
Run, A..W, Archibald, of Now lin-
vcn, will occupy the pulpit of tho
South Norwaik Congregational Church,
tomorrow morning.
w-lI‘resh Pork, 10c lb. linycs‘ mkl.
The cast» of Frank Kiss vs. Samuel
and itosio Krausse for rent. of a store
will come up for trial this afternoon
before Attorney William 0. Clark.
The nvt-nuc oi" escape docuu'l ulwnya
adjoin Easy strcot.
The Grace Church basketball team
plnyod the St. Paul uecond tcnm, lust
nightlvat the» Berkeley street chapel:
St. Paul‘s team won by a score of “3-7.
ii you would
hold the reins
over your own
destiny. you
~-~Anicricnu Beauty Coraotmfilfic
Miss licrtha Waunsch, of thc Buster
ilrown Company, New York. has been mu“ Ileep a
visiting Miss Winifred llrltto for a stiff I‘OIII anda
work, and left thin morning toJoin 4
bcr company.
sharp eye on
your expen-
ditures.
BEGIN NOW
by depositing
a part of your
weekly income
with the
SO: NORWALK
TRUST 00.
It will grow
and earn for
/
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Peter Shieldu.
Caleb Wood,
Practical Painters.
Don't pay ii Wilts per pound for
wood.
if you buy 100 pounds of White Lend
in kcge you not till pounds of Wmte
Loud and 12 pounds of Wood.
Whon you lmy l... db M. Paint you
not a lull gellpu mmmalni that wont
«car off for 10' a years bornuuo L.
it M. White Zinc burdens the I. a M.
\VIlII'.‘ Lead and lithium L. it M. Paint
wcur like iron.
Four gallons L. M. mixed with 3
«gallons Linseed 0: will paint a mod-
or tile sized hound.
e .
L. a M. coals only 11 20 per gallon.
Sold in the north. south. east and you 4 percent
real interest.
C. S, Andrewu.~llix-hlnyor, ilanbury.
Open at Noon.
Conn "m“
any house 19 yearn
ago with 1.1mm well today.”
Sold by chitin . Dow. South Nor-
walk Conn.:}1ubbell t Staple! Hdw.
(30.. Norwaik. 3 W8. (layer ii.
Son, Westport.‘ tum Northrup Bron.
Bouihport. Conn.
W
.qu Illlll lilo m Willi Order
11 he pre'mribddw
because he bolily
standard of ‘till i
Writes. "Paint
All Sheet Music
Saturday
15c
AT '
OOLEMIN’O
NIWD ilfOlilt
" "iii milk modulo-t. «no, new...“ ~
“llllii
all from our regular stocks.
$2 TROUSERS. $1.48
$3 TROUSERS. $1.98
you and your boy comfortable this
South Norwalk.
We usually have in stock tho
thcm each and all to bc the bout grade obtainable and prices
right.
Oats No. l
it‘nncy Barley Oats
Buckwheat
White thI
Barley (.iruin
.1“, .t‘i..3
n....-
Skates at
Wm. P.
$12.60 per month,
6.00 per month.
A RIGHT START RESULTS IN SUCCESS.
BEGIN NOW. M.
Al; Very Small Pncesm
February Said Prices on all our broken lines of good Trousers
make it a “walk away" for hundreds of reliable trousers. and a “walk 1
over” for hundreds of our customers. '
Clean savingeof from sec to £5 a pair on troueepe
nest and dress. all guaranteed for quality and service, because they’re 3
This is the way prices are ‘clipped:
$6 TROUSERS. $3-98
The best of it is. we have all sizes. including stoute and longs.
and can fit any man up to 50 inches waist measure. Come.
.. Take advantage of lowered prices on overcoats and suits to make
—-—————.—
(‘oru lied Wheat ”-0 Poultry Food
Cracked (ioru that Scroonings Our Own
Monl llccf Scraps Mixed Grains
Bran llcci Moni Yoliow 'l'able Meal
Milli-d Food Oyster Shells iboitodl
Mlddllne .irlt Yellow 'l‘ahlc Men]
While Middiins Knilir (‘orn igrnnnintod)
Gluten It‘cod Millet Soul White Table Meal
Cotton Scud Meal licmp Sccd (‘.rorker‘s Boetlt‘lonr
Oil Moal ‘ H-O llorso li‘cotl Buckwheat Flour
li‘laxscod ii-O ilnlry it‘cod iiay
Hominy Salt isnckcdl Straw
(iliirk Manna Salt (rot-kl l’ont Moss
Stock Food Alfalfa Meal Shavings
Hurdlnga (thick Food
W0 sold over five tone of the D. M. (Thick Fccd last Spring
and coimider it tho host food for little chicks up to twa months
old. but shull be pleased to have you call and cxumlno each
one and select what you Ionslder heal
Buy Oat‘ s That‘s Clean.
This means $2 Skates for $1.
6 South Main St, only.
YOUNG M EN WANTED! ll
Merrill Business College
I CANNOT MEET THE DEMAND FOR COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS. STENOGRAPHERS AND TVPEWRITERB.
,. ;. '
7.
$4 TROUSERS. $3. 98
$5 TROUSERS. $3-4O
In
\
weather.
raw. 3.... - .
following goods and guarantee
”-0 Chick Feed
ll M (ihlckdi‘eed
Grain
it
MANUEL T. MATCH.
l- 2 Price
..
Beérs,
Day School.
Night School.
A. MERRlLL, Frlm
south Norwaik, Conn.
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FLORAL NOTES
lI‘I'cquoiil coatings of Iliunuro on tho
lawn and ilowcr bod during tho \viir
tor months will be beneficial.
Keep a lookout for blunt iico if not
promptly checked they will mum dumu.
go all pianta upon which they food.
The lonvos of the rubbur plum
should be kept. Rhllllllg and bright by
wuehingdhcm often. chp the null
moist and examine ihc plant fruuucnl-
iy for audio.
'i‘he Clematla is our. of tho boat pro-
cnnini vincu for a trellis. whore It
grout. show 'of flowers in wuuiod. ’i‘hc
old_ rclinbic morning glory In «mo of‘
tho boat unnunln.
Do not oxpoci tho. window uordvu
to take euro of itself. and don‘t oxpccl
Io wake do some lino morning and two
on outdoor Harden in full bloom of its
own accord. Both rcuulrc forethought
and cum. .
lion'i, cxpcct too many bloaaoum
from the geranium» this month. even
if the plants are well kcpl and look
perfectly healthy it is the period of
rent. and tho bloom may not begin to
chow until March.
Do not apply fértlilaeru to the plums
unless they haVe berth mo grow. lio-
gin by using the fertilizer in a rather
Weaky condition. and Increase lo;
strength us than (vi by of tho plants
in make into .014 6 becomes cvl
deal.
The reckless adtoiei who had killed
a pedeetrln‘n was before the maple-
lra to
"You are lined 110 50." said the mat.»
tam II the 50 cent: for?" nixed
W dollar: for audio: the weed
,uni :50 cent: for lulli the mu.”eo
the maul-tritium
ludelpl'tlo harem
...-........ 5L . .Mnmuwmmm
JOKE ON THE BROOM.
' A good glory is told on a young
clergyman in the suburbs who will: re-
t-entiy mnrriod'und who was prbporiy
punished for trying to make a “front"
before hlII bride.
it is a well known rule among cirr-
uymon not to take a {co from It follow
dominie for marrying him. The gen-
cral contain lo, howovor. for tho bent
man to go through tho llllufll term and
present the officiating clergyman with
an envelope containing the fee. Tho
minialcr then pays a,urucatul compli-
monl to the bride and promote the
cnvoiopo to hcr. Aware of this now
turn the young minister thought he
would makcu big allowing bolero hik
bride and placed 1100 in the onvoiopo.
«milling in anticipation of her our
price when sire uhould open it and
see what her lover wan willing to pay
for being united to her.
'lhe young man: consternation can
be imagined when the other clergy-
man calmly pocketed the envelope and .
made no move to return it. The 0 o-
inting clergyman hudh hrrd slow on
reports of the rich Ml lilo young
friend was uetil I and Molded that
the newly marrl couple. Ind there
fore departed from the unuul rule.
The bridegroom II .otili sure about
the still) but the lobe was too good
for lilo best man to keep to himself.
wl’hiladelphld Record
W
it in John D]: opinion that in the
prmnt emergency the Rockefeller:
gaunt to stick manna-Gideon Triv-
no.
With the blunt to
an "Wigs I10!
{Or work. buei- .
Allin]. (kip, ill‘h’. 112 110%. 110%
A. C. & F. (7-0.. 437.. ~43“ 42:34 42%
Am. Col. (ill. 3M4 .ii‘ig 35 35
Am. Loco. 7:3 7:: 701... 70‘...
Am. Silloli till ititl-y.‘ lull»; luau.
Arm, Stigma. ill Hl‘p laid 1405.
A. T. & S. F0. 89% 90 till 89
AT. 8: S. I" D. Hill 103 103 101i
iloilo. div Ohio liii lib!“ iii!) ion
ll'klyli. R. ’l‘.. 80% iii 78“; 7935
Flips. 8: Ohio 56% fill-it. FIN/4 fit’i‘x.
IIIIL N \\'_ 230 230 230 230
(‘.II. (it. “first. 21% L'I‘d ill 21
(‘ M. P& S l‘ lh‘l Nil ”8% 180
(‘01. a l. um 649/. no iii.”
(‘ol South 3:in 31th:. 33% 337
‘ l‘on. (ins. l7il now. 1753‘} 175‘3.
lXII, iliiil. 210 210 208 209
Erin, 433:; ill-$3 42H 42““.
lu‘ric lat. old. 777,... 777g» 71"» 77'»;-
iicn. Bloc. 170154 170% HO iio
Ill. (You 172% 172% 1721.2 H2":
Lou. & Nash. l-i'i'ié 118 Hills. 147
Manhattan l tub. I .. 155% ion“;
Mei, Si. Ry. lih‘I 5. 118% 115% llli-‘h
Mex. Cent. :34 bib, 23% 233i;
M. K. & '1‘, 341-4, 34V; 333;. 34“:
M. K. & 'l‘. P. tibia om mil/g. till“;
Mo. Pitt: 99%. Oil‘s" lib-hp Sill?“
Nut. Loud” sou. any. so as»;
.N“ i'. tit-n. Him Hill/4 H? 14.24
Nori‘. Kr Word 87%.. 87“; ll? 87";
”ill, li- Wcsi. fruit. 51 :lIII‘ .Il".
I‘ut'. Miill., «ill-1.4 47 dill/4 iii”;
l‘cuu. R. ii. 1391.4 139% will». inc-5
l’oo. (ins. NIH»: iii? ilk tilt
Pros S. t‘ur. {Iii-"l4 do sun. i387...
Rt'adlng. l.i7‘ .2 137% Hill“). ill-l3];
Ri'p. Sll‘t'l.. .275. $27,. 32 32
Rock island 2. 3%.. 2.3": 25% 250;.
South Putz. 607,. not. 647,. ll?»
filil. Ry (‘o 33‘“: him. 37% 37%
Son. Ry (to. p any, unit 99 Sill
Tenn. (3 & I.. ”INA; 152% iii! if»:
'l‘cxnu. PM. 3de Mix. 33% liii‘h
Union PRC. i517}. lhll ”9% 150
l‘. S. Rubin-r, film 301,4 49% till/g
II. S. Stool “Op 417;. 40714 41!;
II, S Stool p. I07 107% NW 106%.;
Wabash 22W. 22% 22' ‘ 22‘
Wilbuull hill. ”4% if» 49% 41%
Wool. Ull. 214.931 hill/S; Oil iii
Wis Com. 28 28% 28 2ii‘.‘
Bank statement.
ltooorvuu. lit-c. sit-3.650
ltoacrveu: l‘:. S. Dru. ltiildlhil
Loans. Doc. Odillifilio
Specie, llrr. 2.384.600
Loyal ’l’ondci‘. Doc. . 448.600
Deposits. Doc. 12.3”.800
Circulation 473mb
ihe Olifford Oharnacy
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
mmmoumonmn
Maples & Goldschmldt Co.
(tamper-tee.) ‘
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Union in
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Gallon.
Iwum C Cor-hm ‘Iloolt, Io. Nofwollt.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
—-..—
r
The Suite include many neat effects in‘ Wbrltoda
Cassimeree.‘ In the new grey and green shaded. If?“
The Overcoats include the Fancy Belt .Blck
Ll ”rt
In».
$3.50 to $6.00; now $1. 75 to $3. 00.
Broken sizes in Men' 3 Negligec and Boeom Shirt»
value.at39c. ‘ t .C’ I .I a. “ml
1 .11
lo. ”I. b
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l
I
l
HEADJI‘O-FOOT OUTFITTERS. .
93 Washington St. , South emit».
Our new telephone call. 165-5.
Goodyear Rubbers for Men and Boys.
WALL S'i‘ilEE’l‘yw: to n. m.—~Open-
lug prices in the stock lnurkct were
fractionally irregular. with a down
Ward tendency. Reading, Northern
Pacific. Atlantic ('loaat Linc Amalga-
liliilt'd (.oppor and Sugar wore among
those that wcic depressed it good flac-
iiou, while St. Paul was the most coir
apicnous of those that moved the other
way. Lead advanced II/g.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples it Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz dz uorbett
Block. South Norwaik Telephonell’a3
Open High Low (‘lohtn
"Ho curved out hie own fortuuc.‘
”Nonncneci He married ii."
"Wcii, in- bed to cut oui a lot of
olhrr foilowu. didn‘t Ill".'"w- (‘Iovelnnd
hrudcr.
m-.......~a.m_~
Choliy-llo you think It would be
foollnh to marry a girl who was my in-
tellectual lufcrlor?
Dollwaoro than fimliahwlmpoaei-
bltammeveland Lentil-r,
Man lllttl already furthoro evolution
very conuldorabiy, half unconsciously
mid for his own personal adventure.
but he llllil not yet rise to the comm»
lion that It in bin rolls out duty to do
no deliberately and systematically.»—
h‘rancin Galton.
mm
.‘A—u—u
“Thai is quite a public library you
have." remarked the visitor from Phil
adelphia. "But you should watch out
for the Income". 1 new two men in
the newspaper room fut uleep over
their papers."
“Two hi the limit wed. ” replied
the Boutonlun; ”a no iii of Philadel
41minI papers in all the ,,;lalte."»Boeton
The following advertisement recent;
ly appeared in a Louiwllle (Kilauea)
filter "me0” dollar reward will
paid for the return of my Hutton
I‘llllct' I.DI
ltltm: white arm on than mt, blue
ribbon about neck. Altman mtg rig:
Wmmamnm
and we are able to supply goo'd dried beef to all.
in the above goods. and ask a trial. 20c.
fine at 15c can.
Tetley'a people claim they can‘t make a cent on these goods.
chance to get fine tea.
The later made the better with cider.
25: gallon.
A interesting Array 0f 600d binds
to Eat and Drink. ‘
Our machine lately broken. is now in working condition.
Better Butter at 27c lb.
”MT N .4
Spinach in fine condition. 25c pk.
Home Eggs (strictly fresh). 30c do zen; Cooking Eggs 20c dozen.
Egg Plume, Danison Plume. Lemon Cling Peaches. We have Just an
Dried Beef.
. " Lil‘s .
Also Sliced Peaches and Sliced Apricots. in heavy syrup. Somethlnu.
Tetley'o Tea. Just came in.. A new lot of those 10c sample pack-M:
Ablrgalii
lndia. Ceylon. Formosa and Mixed. "
i am promised same line Russet Cider for Saturday's .bmlnu'l.‘
This in jun made. Expect It i. find. .
Cider.
Hasty Lunch Chocolate, just add hot water. 20c.
Extra large can Tomato Soup. Good thing; 10c.
Noodles, Split Pen. Green Pen.
Our business but increased.
Hope to serve and please..
Elli EMT 5”
Home Gathered'Eg‘g‘e
I 0
Good Case Eggs - - - 18 Mr 2
EXTRA FANCY CELERY bunch ............................. ‘
BEN HUR noun ................................. BEL. $5.50 .. “may.
21 Les GRANULATED some ........ ............. mm
FIG BARS ....................... . ............ . ...... . ...... Minibar
FANCY ORANGEB. LEMONS, SPINACH. SWEETS, ETG.‘
UNITED GROCERY GOMPMI
20 NORTH MAIN 3T.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
The Best Grace II
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SPECIAL PRIC
READ THIS D131?
GOOD FAMILY FLOUR PIN IAGH
.................¢.,........
21 LIB. CRANULATED “JOAN... ,..
19 GOOD IGOO.......... ..... ......
3 PKGB. H. O. PANCAKE FLOUR ....... ........ . ....
hunt. . .
one our tam-"run PIR LI. ................
run: LEAF LARD. PER La........... ..... .
communion LARD, PIII LIL. ..... .....5
some mun. ..... ..........
statesman... ........ ..... .......... ..
21.”.LARGEPRUNII................ .. ......
I..t..~v.¢4amuunuu
2LIB.APRICOT!.....................
...”in.(”unguaiigqn
24 COTTAGE AVE.
SHAD
AND ALL KIND. OF FR“?! NIH. .
IXTR’A “fl“. Lou“ OLA”. flail nan--“nunuoniuu‘niluar
ONLY FLACI TO CIT ORIINP ONT OYITIII.‘
LABOI AND “ALL ICCALLO PO.
LONG AN” ROUND CLAIM:
LIV! LCIC'I’II. ”TUBDAV.
Outhm’l Bridge Elm.
game-um mm
“Add. LIME... .5-...L......5:.55 .31....l
Norwalk Chronicler