localitnsiutes.
on“!!!
0 . othln ‘.to list
1am9t. of'smount
out an a, at. 'l‘riatrum & ,
Aluminum were for cooking.
v-Mournins Bands and (“anon O'Brien.
Early arrivals of spring weurubies
at Davis , See ad. .
Mr. Rledell is moving from Glen-
brook to Norwalk.
. "Mrs. Robert Loo has movod from
lsancu Place to Prospect avenue.-
' .loneph Brothertou is" spending
tow days‘ inNow York with friends.
Picture sale at ’Nelson’a. tomorrow
night; from 8 p. m. to 9 p. In. See ad.
The annual meeting of the City oi
Saturday sale of shoe music at Brig-
gt 1' man 8. .
”Soft Hats Soft Huts. O’Brien.
Spring is in evidence at Hlelop &
t o. I: See ad.
vii 1b.. pail Home Rendered Lard.
50c. Hayes'._murket..
, .
...-1n...—
~Eggs. 18 for 250. F. D. L. & Co. «
......—
Saturday candy at the Clifford Phar-
nutty only 250
—-Eggs. 18 for 251:. F. D. 1.. ll. Co.
Road the prophesy in the New York
tlrocory Company ad.
~l'orterhouse Steak 18c 1b.. at New
York Market. " 7
Shoe music. at .Colemnn‘s. Special
prico for tomorrow.
—Umbrellas, Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Scasouablc. goods at Joscloi’f‘s. Soc
ml. for list-and prices.
«Salt Pork, 100 lb. Haycs' market.
Monster overcoat solo at Gottliob's.
Soc ad. on eighth page.
Miss Mabel- Ferris is sptnding thII
day ill New York city.
«We have everything in tho lino of I“
Kitchen Utensile. Glassware. Crockrry,
Enamel Wore. etc. M. S. Smith & (lo.
Tlli.‘ Public Market is oiicring spor-
iuls for tomorrow“ See ad. for prices.
lI‘I‘uiIk Gernott, of Bridgeport. was
It visitor in Barton yesterday on busi-
nous.
...“...w—
«Ii-loavy. iInpur’e blood' makes a
muddy, IIiIIIply complexion. licndturiII-s.
IIaiInIIa indignation. 'l‘hlu blood mil
hos you weak, pIIlII. sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters. makes ill(\ blood llt'll.
rod, pnrc—«rcsiorcs perfect honiih.
You will find the vI'IIIIkLI' lIIIIluIIi (It '
Itorc llt\\'S in llorcnzo ilibblc's ud.
ltIIz.IIiit
Annual I-Ilnail wares unh- III thI lim-
ltlll Sioro. tomorrow and Monday. 'l‘hII
till. will tell you all about it.
~~l’oi Rount' and lloiling Pll‘i‘t'h‘. iii
any old ,ill‘lttt‘, in the window ut Now
York Market.
Min.» lildlili Williams, of RidgoliI-ld.
spout \Vuuhlngiunn llirlhdut with
Miss (‘IIIIil (IInII. of South Norualk.
~~llIIst Surootush, 3 ronu. 2510. r‘, l).
Lawton at Co. 0
Noon :1 ltttiII cozy rorIIIIr in tho ('lflI
l:It' lillIul with cool in tho aIiI‘iIII- oi'
IIIII iI‘IIrris Coal Company. SIII- lltl.
itIIv. lI‘uthur O'Donnell illlil John
T. lloyrn intend to Slitl'l for the South
about April int. tor a ton dnyn' trip.
...—......”—
-~lI‘I'II.I;II or Corned l’lnic. I'III 1b.. nt
Now York Murkot.
“...—._...-
Fitillt‘l‘ lI‘ognrty und' lI‘nthIr ()‘llon-
no” will attend the luuorul oi' iI‘uilIIIr
i‘IIIIuIlu. in ilridgcport. tomorrow wt to
II't'look.
- lloIIlIIIy. linderwent. (ilovIIII, tior
hi‘lH in IIIIIIIII vitrioiy and lowoni ptiIIII~
it. to found at M. S. Smith It (‘o.'1I.
Mrs. Winfield Scott of Notw.nik
IIpIIut Sunday nnd Monthly with hrr
parents. Mr. and Mru. Smuuol SiIIvcnn
in ltldgcilold.
.
Mollie IIquIoen‘ in: hit. l~‘.l‘).l.. o tin.
G. (l. l’lIillipI4." rthur TI: to. William
J llyiund. l’. Ryder. (‘htirlIItI (‘.
ltobiuson. S. J. Honford. l': C (itnv.
i. w. III-cacao. l.. H. DickI-y n. .l.
l‘tItzo R 1‘: Vidnud, Now York: (7. ll.
Wilcox. Scott Benjamin. llnrtford.
11:. Motor. W W. Frunkiiu.G1..'l‘ Enid»
brook, 'i‘. .i. Clarion. W.B RTOiivor. I).
ll. Woiin. John F. Bowel-.12“. For-
rail W. H Cole. Boston; .l. .l. Wor
ill". 0. S. Vaughan. Brooklyn; M M.
Montgomorih Phllsdoiphiuzli D. Mill
lot-y. Dauhury. i“. p Layton. liidwin ll
Mathewson South ,l’iorwalk; George
I.. Rockwell. Stanfield; Lewin R.
Hurlbutt. Wilton? Mind Granville.
Surntogu. N. Y.; H Boldun lily. Spring
hold; 1“ i1.Coe, Madison: A. M Road
Providence were guests It the Hotel
Clifford, yesterday.
~ull'lll.
trouhlu, d
him» will
Sim ot the
South Not-walk will be hold in Arlou
Hull. Monday night.
~Look at our special showing La-
dies“ White Shirt Waists, 50o upward.
M. S. Smith & Co.
A regular conclavo of Cnuile Camc- ‘
lot. Knights of King Arthur, will be
held this evening at 7:30.
Mrs. Frcd Mcnd, of South Norwnlk.
is the guest of Mrs. W.
Governor street, Ridgeiloid.
Mrs. Hiram Stevens and Izrnndnons.
Edmond and George.
spout Saturday in South Norwnlk.
oi‘ Ridgeficld.
Edward Montgomery,
was in Wilton on Saturday.
Mrs; Eugene Banks and daughter.
Louise. have returned to Georgetown.
from a visit, with friends in Norwnilt.
.lohn Ncugehaucr has been dropped
from the ranks of the South Norwnlk
strcIIi .dopartmcui forces. utter
yours of service.
L~t~l|IoulIiIIr Steak. Sc
The annual nit-cling of the (lrnnd
(‘ommnndci'y of the stattI of Connecti-
cut, will be held in Now March on
Monday. Murch iii.
The D. 0. ll, (‘iuh IIIIIt
Miss llI‘Ileu llcttu this afternoon.
Roi‘rcsltnicnis wcro IIIIrvod and on (In-
. limo was spent. ‘
-—lltISt SIIIIIIoiuulI. 1 I
Luwion S; (‘o
'. of South Nolwulk. were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ll. ll. MillI-r, '
Georgetown. ovor Sunday.
Mrs. (‘hurlflito ll. t'orhott.
typhoid i'I-I'IIr. uud who bu: boon poor~
' Sillf't’ that How.
the post \Vt‘t‘k,
has ltIIou ill for
but is now improving.
-~'l‘hII luruoei IIIIII bust liIlII hlIIIIIot
l’rllicoutu to ho
M. S. Smith & (‘o
touud. at 3L" ...‘1
hIIIoII with n cold and in his llllht‘llt'i.‘
DIIaIIoIIs lltIIIIIIIii
Sitlt'll at tho Thursday IIVIIulug pruyIIr
ilouurdus prII-
’l‘otnorrow ”turn will in: illl auditor-
Sill')‘ high muss oi' l‘l‘llllltflll at 8 o'clock
at St. Mary's (YhIIII-h. ill honor of lI‘IIih
‘ I. who was a iorIuIIr rot-tor
Mindu oi Pork. lZiAI- lb. liayIIts' mkt.
Trinity Nnvnl
.llilltl a drill tonight at tho Armory, and
Itl’tIII' tho drill thIy will ploy haskot-
ball against tlIII Norwolk High School
ALWAYS WAIT-
NG
tun-itiIIt-t in poor
policy. It i.~t for hot-
tor to clone upou
tlIIInI us they oc-
n low IIltIllarII oil
for more boioro
nturilng u bank III:-
THE SOUTH
TRUST COM.
IiIIpoIIit and you
will lind it ouny to
lIloutIIIII IIrII built.
It brick at n time.
So tire torso bunk
éHEErMUSIé
SATURDAY lilo.
Nobody Yankee Girl.
You, Colleen Burro, What's the line at
Dreaming of
Sings. Marguerite.
Souvenir Post Gurus
New line of Holy Pictureo.
New line of Mother Cards.
Anor Ii Comics, ii for .......... no
OOLEMIN’I
The month of Much lo the moat
tedious and Wino month of the your.
if you will one lit to Imoo up
your 07mm and ot minriui
mt.
will...” smutt
m
other follow.
for goodness.
satisfaction in wear.
1 Selling bats lo a bat town is a 9900* thing for
tho storé that sells bats; a bad thingy for the
‘ ' . contract for the purpose ofuli-
An especlully good thing for us. because we
sell the Croful 8 Knapp bots: you know the
quality: and ill: Valle hats, also well known
1 These names stand, for correctness of styles and'
Derbz'es and soft hats in approved shapes,
$2,00...a.$3,00
Small men and big boys may still find some of
the big bargains already ‘told of—odd coats and
pests, from $8 and $10 suits,
$1.28
We usually have in stock the following goods and guarantee
them each and all to be the host grade obtainable and prices
H-O Chick Feed
l) M Chick Feed
I-l-(l Poultry Food
Mixed Grains
YIIliow Table Meal
right.
Oats No. l Buckwheat Grain
Fancy Barley Outs White Wheat
Corn Rod Wheat
Cracked Corn thtti Screenings
Menl liIIct‘ Scraps
Brim llIIef Mcnl
Mixed Feed (lynicl‘ Shells
Middlins Grit
Yollow Table Meal
White Middlins Kafiir Corn
\Vhito Tobie Meal
Crocker's Best Flour .
liuckwheat Flour
Gluten Food Mlilot Sood
Cotton Seed Meal llcmp Seed
Oil Mcnl li»(l llorno Feed
Flaxneed H4) Dairy Feed
Hominy . Suit. (sucked)
Chick Mnnnn Suit (rook)
Stork Food .-\linltn Meal
Barley Grain llardingn t‘hlrk lI‘tIod
We sold over iiVII ions of tho ll. M. Chit-h Food inst Spring
and consider it the best food for litilc chicks up to two months
old, but. nhnll IIII pleased to have. you call and examine each
one and select what you_I-onsidor bout
Buy Ont‘s That‘sIClonn. , .
MANUEL T. ‘HATCH.
Skates at
FOR YOURSELF.
Picker’s Brook Trout. can. .Izc
Red Lion Salmon. 2 cans for. .25c
Columbia River Salmon, can. . no
6 cans Domestic Sardines. . . .25c
3 cans Imported Sardines. . . .25c
Marshal’s Kippercd Herring.
This means $2 Skates for $1.
Wm. P. Beers,
6 South Main St... only.
Seasonable Goods
,A FULL AND FRESH LINE OF LENTEN SPECIALS.
EVERYTHING THE MARKET CAN AFFORD. WE COR-
DIALLY INVITE YOU TO EXAMINE THESAME.
JUST READ OVER. COMPARE, AND 'THEN JUDGE
Pickcr‘s Mackerel, per can. . . 15c i Marshal’s Broiled Herrin'g.
per can ........ . ..... .
2 Smoked Herrings . ..
Leggett's Broilers. per box. .
Gorton's Codfish Cakes, per
.. ............. iqc Wool. tin. 'l‘IIl 931.5. 93% mm 93in
Neuichatel Cheese. rper pkg.. .IOC
per.can ....... ........18c
a.
English Cheese, per lb.
MACKEREL MACKEREL
No. 1. none better. per pound . . . . .
MACKEREL,
STRICTLY HOME GATHERED noes, PER Dozen ....25c
Joseloff’a.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. ,
TEL. CALL 198
‘ ~ itittiti int
iii Its it
Saturday Candy is the equal
of any Ififtyucont annoy, and
could not bo;.|old it 29 cents
pound if we did not buy I large
lug only on Saturday to not you
acquainted with our candy do.‘
partmont.
‘ do onto 1......
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
Maples ll Gilldscltmidi O0.
uncommon.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Onion III
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
’ Cotton. .
Owuru C Corbett Iloek. to. Norwoik.
TODAY lN WALL BTREET
WALLSTREET, 10:10. It. Ili.--0D8n-
lug prices in the- stock murkot to~
Ilnv rono over that night with the
tonspicnous gains in the same stocks
that have been prominent in tho spec-
Itintion for some time past Anaconda
row 31,4 Loud 21,43 Grout Northern
Md. 1%. Northern PacificZ, Smelling
111;. and tho illoiropolitnn 'l‘ructiou
Hooks, licnvor & Rio Gritndo. Distil—
leIru' Securities. AIIIIIritIaII Car, l'reII-
scd Stool Car and Colorado lI‘uIIl about
a point There won a decline of {it
in Consolidated Gas and UIIilcd States
Stool and Southern Pacific were down
siuull fractious.
WM 1. STREET ll. u. lll ~~Bllil IIpII-
tutors onII unable to II'IIIII' thI open
Ilng rim. fur-thII owing to thI uulIIvI—m
.Illlo IIi’i'IIIIi ptolltlrod ht llIII opt-igcilc
selling of Consolidated (lot-l. 'l‘hni
<lotk dIIIliuIIIl lli'fiil) it points and
there nun a general Sl‘llhlt k elsouhII III-
which put ill-titling and lllt‘ Hill Sl(!(ki-'I
fl'ttolionnily ‘llllilt‘l‘ reason-day's I-losiuu.
SII'III‘III hillt‘lirl.tll' Iniuor important-II
.udrquIIId latIIII_ but tlIII gIInII-ul inor-
ikI-t llt'(‘tllilII \I-I_I quiet and tIaquIII-
IIIsS
WALL STREET, Noon. 'l‘t'uIiiII.-_,r
was very dull and iluIIIIIuiious uncor-
ioiu. AciiI‘II stocks llIIIliIIIId lowIIr lII
split-I oi‘ advuncos in sonic loss proud
Itont issues. liotrtln IvIIrII. tirIuI-r. .
TODAY'SIQUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swsrtz ll: Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Opou High Low (llosc.
:\llll|l.(.'I0|l. till-‘94 1077.1 loll-'9'. 106%
.\, if. & r. (.‘o. 41%.. ill.) 41 ii
.\In. ("or Oil. 32 32% 32 32
Am. loo. 4? 4731'. 47 473...
Am. Low. 69:31:. To“; dill/4. 691;.
Am. SIIIIIII loot; 1561/2 15471. 15:1
Alli. Sugar ”391/4 limit. 139 139
A. '1‘. & S F0. 8953‘; 89%. XII xii
lilillo I“: ()llio ”0‘4. llillu lltl ill)
. ll'klyll R. 'l'. Si 81 7953‘: SO
t‘hcn. & Ohio 56% 55% 55113 mm,
(‘hi Iii N. W. 229 229 229 2‘39
till. (Iii. Wont. 207.. 2] 207.. iii
if. M. & St.P.17'1'I’ia 177% 177 ll?
t‘ol. P. Al I. [$27.1 till tilil" O2
(‘01 South. 34 Ill Ill 34
Pontiac. iii-lb; 1.35 if): ”131/9
liol ll Mod 2200 won, '206 201%
Eric 1m. 42% 42»; H“
(ion, igloo. lilting iiiiiit‘. itiii 168
ill t‘IIII. lliil'A. ltiil‘n’; limit. mill/i
.ou. It: Nush. till Hit ”5% 145%
MIII.SI. lty..ild iii“. no link,
Mox. (ion. 24% 24% 24%. 241/,
M. K & 'l‘. 33% 1M 33% 3374.
M. K. T. pill 68% till“; 68% 683%
Mo. l’no, huh]. tutti. bill; 991/.
Nuifi Loud. 731/1; 75‘4“ Tilt; 7359
N. Y. Con. Mill; Hill“ “Mi 14558
Norl. lit Wont. lift-i; 86% it?» ill)
l’tIltn. it. it. liliii/g 138%; lilT'I'i. 137W.
Poo, (his, 206‘.“ titling 95:33 957'»
Pl‘tlll. S. (for. 312'”. 5271. 53".. 52
RIIItding iiiil'ii. lilo?» 135% lfiii
ltook lulund
Rel) Stool 293i. 295i}. 28% 29%.
Roth lultIuIl 26b. 27 261'. 26%
Smith l’uII. 6594.653. on». tibia
Sou. fly (‘o. 38% 3859,3814 till-’53.
~15c 'l‘enu.(‘. & l. m to to H7
Union l’ur. lI’Il lI’Il'ffi ”dill. 150%
. 5° 1'. s. ltuhlwr out; on». no; no
.25.; deem] on. 4111‘. on... 40hr.
ll. 8. Stool p. lOlilfi lO’ll‘m 105% 105%
Within-In 133% 23k. 23% 23%
Wubuuh pill. 501/6. 60% MW, 5i)
Wlii.CiI'lll. 28W. 20%}. 263/. can;
1-. .... m» w“...— .. ’-
MERlDEN Tunes sou: our.
MCLafrcn'fl Cheese,perJar...Ioc numnnu. March two Willi ..II-
pounced Iodny that u dcul bud iIIII-u
...2ac I-ouuununuiod whoroby (ihtlrleu lI‘.
Rockwell null Eugene Af‘lllll. Iunioriiy
utocltholdorn in the Moridcu Timon
Publishing (,iompnuy. hnd Imld out
their internal to Front-in A. Atwulor.
owner of tho Meridon Jouruni ttnd W.
rounder
to Manors. Hull and Rockwell.
W
ORIAT NORTH:RN RAILROAD
Union Pubwum mt;
continual tint Grout Southern
than. Tito W109 Mid Ivor 1M
and the proper Iort of cheese to make it with. We can supply on
you. Fine sharp and rich cheese 20 c lb. and worth it.
Iy Fresh Home Laid Eggs at 25c dozen.
must be better than some competitors are selling. because I am getting 1
trade. Fancy June Creamery, all made from cows milk, 98 per cent. __
ter fat, 27c lb.
come to market. We have them white and bright 90 each; or 3
25¢. .
10c. to close out
50 lbs.. 31: lb
'21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR .......................... ......”
HOME LAID EGGS. DOZEN ............................. ......1... .
MILK. 3 CANS ........................................... ......
PRUNEe 5 L38. ............................ - ................ .......
mouse. 3 Lee. ............................. . ............. I
A. Kelsey ownor of the Merition Reo-
ord.Mon1IrII. Alwutor uud Kelsey took
pouneoslou oi tho Timon plant thin ni-
let-noon and announced that the paper
would ho immediately discontinued.
The minority ntockholdnrn are very in.
dignnnt at tho notion of the majority
niockiloidortt and have rotuluoti Attor-
ney A. B Aubrey to content tho tulle
which they claim was not bond tide.
The paper was eninhliuhod in May.
1905. nnd gone buying its expenses. The
Ito. died in Octo-
ber. and the control or the paper tell
SIOUX Cil'l‘Y low: Hutch Lathe
hm him and tint
connecting iornliulia pom into viii-1m
l..."
PRICES THIS SEASON.
MANY OF THERE SUITS WERE REAGONABLY PRIOR
WHILE OTHERS WERE 815 AND 320. t
FINAL CLEARANCE PRIOR, A
10
6.60. , . ..
SELLECK & PRI
HEAD‘TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St. South N
Our new telephone call, 165-5. l, ‘
Wtellg litidgri til Store it
Special Prices for Lenten G"
Sharp Cheese. Ho there ye lovers of sharp cheese, and Wei h
, Also mild and rich Cheese tor the majority who like this an
e have the best cheese a'going. as the size of our sales witneluth.
b. .
Eggs are now one of the cheapest and best food: on the market.
Better Butter. it is “borne in u pon me" that the butter we are not
Peanut Butter. fresh in new lot
Barg'ain Oranges. small for cuttln g up. 20c dozen.
Lenten Good: at special prices. Norway Mackerel are the but
Mackerel in pails about 15 nice fish at $1.10 pail.
Salmon. canned flats, 13c; two 25 c. from 15c.
Chef Salmon. halves. fiat cans at 10c. from 12c.
Sardines domestic. 5c; 6 for 25¢. real good for price.
Sardine Halves. imported. at 22c from 25:. ,
Soused Mackerel. ‘Shrlmp (Royal Scarlet Brand). ‘
‘Clam. Chowder, 10c. '
Canned Lobster. 25c.
Gorton‘s Corinth. 15c. Beardsley 's Cod, special, 3 for 250..
Apples scarce and high. A special drive on Canned Apples. 3 lb
Now use Baby Chick Food for best results with young chiCkl. 351’“
Hope to do good. Yours for service.
LORENZO DIBBLfi
Telephone Call 26-4. I . .
"Icon... FLOUR! FLU!
BEN HUR, BBL. ............ $5.25 BAG ................. .Z‘
PRUNES,2LBS. ............................................. ”......
RAIstNa. PKG. .......................................... ........,
CURRANTB, a PKGS. .......................................... ....
no anus, LB. ............................................. .
onnuoas. FROM ..................................... . are. to ace,
PANCAKE noon, ANY KIND. 3 PKGS. ................... .... .
FULL LINE FANCY CELE RY. KALE. SWEETS ITO.
UNITED GROCERY 00
20 NORTH MAIN 31-.
so NORWALK. or.
TEL. to.
Decide Now
To make your life a
SUCCESS
A Cotllo nus from
Merrill Business Colleyo‘
WILL TELL You How. and “II it boils.
Entor now clmu III BOOKKBIPING. SHORTHAND AND VP
lNG. March 5th.
Day and Evening unions.
Bo. Normik. Conn.M. A. MERRILL, PrlmI
.. .. . . . ...“..mw- . .... .... .. .... m...
CHINESE OITUATION IERlOUG. Ion account of the viral ll
-—-—- firm It Chlllt‘he busineon
Now-puma Hove Pro rouui Wondor- IIIIII.
fully and Print the «We Now. - ,- ......W
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2.«-W. 3.. "RIM OUIIT “M
Allen. Canton omit nl‘ 9. floor com- PiliKlN. Momma—Jilin
poor. who urrle-z IIIIn tho Orient foctiy quiet and the poll“
votnordoy. said thII Itiitlillloll in Chino poured without one-...
Willi very acrioun. ; 'l‘he ocislu explain
“The principal IIluIIttInt in tho dill-were armed to prom
tuiion ovor thorn in the newspaper out the ovnntot ‘» .
lotion.“ he lurid. "The Chinew unwa- I governptogw -
papers have pronounced wonderfully. boner.
They are at. last alive to the general the i
situation of allot" throughout the loci
world and they ore becoming n pow-I I , .. .
orlul weapon. it hill been charged N m—
that. they are being controlled by the '
Jupnuoso. but i have no evidence oi
it. The Illinois movement iliellll to too .
u Chin-us upheaval, nationul in mops w n
it in {coil-bio my the boycott
Inmm ultromp‘lltthgu Ionurul
nu; won more our“...
to m it il in“ but ill ,
maggot «It‘ll’li. .
Norwalk Chronicler