I
51 wasumoros or.
trail Music-its.
Ross,Malkin spent yesterday
Stamford.
in
t
m
John Hera spent yesterday in the
Park City.
Miss Carrie Adams spent yesterday
in Siaml'mtnd ‘
W...
The condition of Mrs. villi-cram. 01‘
Winnlpauk. remains about the same.
Paul Ryder, of Fair Haven. is
spending a few days with friends in
Norwalk.
—4———-——-—-——-—-—-
Ambrose Carpenter and family, oi
East Norwalk. spent yesterday in
Westport.
Miss Mary F. Ackermau and Mrs
llartley Williams spent yesterday in
Bridgeport. .
Mrs. K. J Hartwell of New York,
is visiting G. B. Hanlon, of Cross
street.
Mrs. P. Troy. of Bethel was a
guest over Sunday of Miss Margaret
llorney.
The Roxbury Club Will hold a meet
ing and banquet on hursday at the
Norwalk Hotel. ‘
lCdson Brow‘ter, of Cranbury. killed
two pigs Saturday that weighed about
5:30 pounds apiece.
Mrs. Charles Smith, of Catherine
street. sui‘lcrcd a stroke oi‘ paralysis
yesterday about noon '
Mr. and Mrs. William Sturgcs ol’
\Vcstport. :it‘u spending a tow rays
with relatives in Norwalk.
l' rank Parsons. of South Union ave
nuc is slowly regaining his health.
after a severe attack of pneumonia.
~Basketball and Dancing at Armory.
Monday cvc. March 5. Preliminarv
game, Pastimes vs. Nationals. Com-
pany l" vs. Brooklyn.
A car left. the track yesterday near
the golf links in Norolon. It caused
a delay of about an hour and a half
*.
J. Arthur Bushel" and Joseph Lar-
raurl have been enjoying short vaca
lions from their duties with the local
trolh y system. - ~
_____..
Mr, and Mrs. P. J. 'i‘roy, of Newark.
N. J.. have returned to their home
after a visit with Miss-Margaret Dor-
Ircy, of Nor-walk. _.
Company D's lode} baseball team
will Ito to Stamford on Saturday night.
to play the, team r'cprcseutirrg Com
pany ll, of that places.
St ’aui‘s Men's Club will meet on
Thursday evening at 8 o‘-,clork at the
Ilrapcl. Dr. Wilt will speak on The
Principles of Osteopathy.
. . ..-
~vlioslon Symphony Concert, Smith‘s
'i‘lrcairrc. Bridgeport, Marcll ill. Tickets
at Steinori's. ti So. Main street. can be
reserved March lit, one day before
regular sale.
.lolIlI Nestor left. today to take a
position wlilr J. W. Fox & Co. in You-
itt-i‘ti Mr. Nestor wllhdrrrvc charge of
the hardware department.
a.
A. J. Collins & Co.. the up-to-date
furniture dealers. call your attention to
the new styles 0 ulture which
their large sidhk
'l‘ho coutlrmatlhn mi of St. Paul's
t"lIIrIciI is preparing for confirmation.
whlrh will be Idolihiotered on Palm
it: Inday by Bishop lirewstcr.
Frederick DoKlya. of Danbury. is
In iowrr today. Mr. DeKiyn is here to
superinicml the changes at the De-
Klyn summer residence at Pine Lodge.
linllor Lodge will hold a rebemni
tomorrow evening for the initiation
or three Inudidaics into thb mysteries
of ()dd Fellowship on Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Julia Hoffman entertained a
few friends yesterday in honor of her
«ighty- second birthday anniversary. at
her home in Wilton avenue. A good
- old fashioned time was enjoyed and a
luncheon was served
a“
Keep the little ones healthy and
Their tender. sensitive bed-
he
ppy doling remedies.
ies require gentle
Holllstcr'u Rocky M
keep them strong and well. 36 cents.
Tea or Tabla“. Pialotod'o
Store.
a... 4.». «MW.
we ooanmrs
noun "not?
If not «um _
H“ WIRUT' I?“ no nu.
Fountain Mr -»
7' COMIC
_ your pro‘porty. Tome—aw, of amount:
' Royal Purple degree this evening. fol
‘ lowed by refreshments. ..
stain Tea will
Drill!
VIIV PIECE OF
1 II
A it so solid full dooo‘rlptloh arid rout.
Wu on olroody having colic for sum-
mor property. Com nothing to not
9H"!!-
Taylonfwoldon
Collar: Encampment with work the
M
The Film will hold their ball on
Friday owning. April 20th. instead of
Easter Monday. all had before been
planned. » it will be held in Arlou
iinll,
' Michael Kelly. who has iII-eIr dale
tender at. tlIc railroad crossing in
Cross street, is seriously ill of rheu-
matism. Joseph Gavin is working in
his place.
St. Paul's Church is holding a daily
service during Lent. at 4 o’clock. Tues-
day the Rev. Mr. Jepson will preach
and Friday ‘Rev. Kenneth McKenzie
will be in charge.
-—Dr. Dick's cures a cold.
William Miller spent yesterday in
town. Mr. Miller was formerly the
Norwalk representative of The Senti-
nel. but has been a traveling salesman
for the Biglow Varnish Company.
A car left the track on Mill iilll
vos‘derday. It was taking the switch
near the watering tank and when it
left. the. rails it. continued its course
and went half way across the road.
~-Constipallon causes headache. Iran.
sea. dizziness, lauguor. heart palpita-
tioII. Drastic physics gripe. sicken
weaken the bowels and dont care.
Deans Regulars act gently and cure
constipation. "5 rents Ask your drug-
gisi. -
A. car coming from Broad River
jumped the track last night, at the
juncture of Wall street and liclden
avenue. 'I‘hc wrecking crew put it
back on the rails this morning. after
an hour's work. The dowri track was
blocked until the derailed car was put
on the rails again.
TRINITY NAVAL RESERVES. 29;
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL,0
The Norwalk High School met the
Trinity Naval Reserves Friday night
and wore delimited by the score of 2b
to 0. Hurrah ifor Tate: his luau Guar—
narie threw ten goals on him. After
the first half the manager of the High
Schools went to the manager of the
Cutlets and offered to pay Guaran-le‘s
car fare home, but. Manager Velie (lid
1.000. ,
Hints by (V.)
Guarnarle had his shooting eye last
night. Ten goals
’iultle got tired at lilacs and tried to
lay all over Collin bu the maid no.
iilrd him.
Murray is all right. but he can't cov—
cI' Bennett.
Lindebcrg could not. be
times. Where was he?
Collin was right. there in the second
half.
(inaruaric was able to walk home
.houalr he had his i‘arc offered him
after the first half.
‘ote did not think about. llrc aaruc
lunch as he was thinking about his
long, journey
Yost. was a little too lrcavv for (‘a
hill. .
"hitlclson ialcd to play football but
found .iI a, hard pIquu-Iitlon.
found at.
‘ ALWAYS WAIT-
ING
for better
itilrllics is poor
pollcy.‘ll is for hot-
oppor-
icr to slow upon
them as they oc-
‘ car. if you have
a few dollars on
hand, don't wait '
for more before
starting Ir bank ac-
count. Come to
THE SOUTH
NORWALK
TRUST COM.
‘ PANY.
Make your first
deposit and you
will find it. easy to
make the second.
Houses are built
a brick at a time.
So are large bank
accounts.
Sale of Sheet Music
ALL THIS WEEK.
‘3 for 25 ots.
No Two Alllto.
Monday and Tuudoy.
Dreaming Love of You. Pcarlla Hur-
ley. My Cabin Door Bummer Dreams.
lninn Gal,1)lxic Jingles; and 100
otllrvero. h7.i.‘
Nw lineal Leather cards.
"35¢
M‘me’: infidooonloi
woman M ,
(Springmg Our
Selling hats in a hat town is a good thing for
the store that sells hats: a bad thing} for the
other fellow. . ..
An especially good thing [or us. because we
sell the Goblet (3 Knapp bots: you know the
quality: and the Volh hats, also well '.‘ known
for goodness.
These names stand for correctness of styles and
satisfaction in 'naear. "
Derbies and soft hats in approved shapes.
$2.00andii3.00
Small .. men and big boys may still find satire of.
the big bargains already told of~odd coats and.
vests, from $8 and $10 suits.
-' , $1.98 ' ' ‘
41
Tel. Call, 33-2.
We usually have in stock the following goods andguarantes
them each and all to be the best grade obtainable and prices
right.
Oats N0. 1 Buckwheat Grain ll-O Chick Feed
Fancy Barley Oats White Wheat. I) M Chick Feed
Corn Red Wheat H-O Poultry Food
Cracked Corn Wheat Screenings Our Own"_
Meal - licef Scraps Mixed . ins
Bran liccf Meal Yellow T his Meal
Mixed Feed Oyster Shells (trolled)
Middiins (irit Yellow Table Meal
White Middlins Kaflir Corn (granulated)
Gluten Feed
Cotton Seed Meal
Millet Seed
licmp Sccd
While Table Meal
(‘I or ker s Best Flour
"0‘ "”0““ irirn. Th" CNN“ “"0 "'3" Oil Meal i-l-(l Horse Feed Buckwheat Flour
ing to get A garlic with ii. strong Flaxsced ”0 Dairy Feed lluy
Bridgeport team. The lineup was as Hominy Salt (sacked) Straw .
“"h‘w“: Chick Manna Salt (rock) l’cat Moss
,Cé‘dm- “'9“ 5°h°°'5- Slot-k Food Alfa‘ll'a' Meal Slrruiligs
l.indchor 5‘ ' tall .i‘oi It 'H'd “““ “0‘1"" Barley Grain llardlnxs Chick Feed
tinarnarie ..................... 'l‘aie We sold over five tons of the I). M. ‘Chick Fee last Spring
‘ Right Forward. and consider it the best food for little chicks up 0 two months
Collin ................ Trrttle old. but shall be pleased to have you call and examine each
Center one and select what you consider best.
I‘illclson Y OBI ....... . . . . . . . . Cilhln Buy Oats That's Clean.
ltimght Guard. MANUEL T. HATCH.
iicr. nelt ..................... Murray
inlgi Guard. f.
The percentage of the Cadets is as
follows: Wen. 4; lost. 0; percentage.
This means $2 Skates for $1.
6 South Main St... only.
Picker’s Mackerel. per‘ can. . .rsci Marshal’s Broiled Herring.
Marshal’s Kippered Herring, McLarren’ 3 Cheese. per jar..
per can 18c English Cheese. per lb.
MACKEREL MACKEREL MACKEREL
No. I. none better. per pound ............. ..
STRICTLY HOME GATHERED EGGS. PER DOZEN
J Oseloff’s,
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
.r....
14c
.25c
TEL. CALL 198.
Decide Now” I .
To make your life a
SUCCESS
A Catalogue from
Merrill Business College
WILL TELL YOU How eond for it today.
ING. March 51h.
. Day and Evonlhp Bod-ions.
Bo. Nor-walk. Conn. M. A. MERRILL Prin.‘
;.I
n
.‘Lci’; column for. bargains...
' ‘ :1 It or ' in
Seasonable Goddsf'
Skates at I- 2 Price
Wm. P. Beers,
Picker’s BrookrTr-ont, can. .rsc P" can ------- - ----- 15c
Red Lion Salmon. 2 cans for. .25c 2 Smoked Herrings 5°
Columbia River Salmon. can. .r7t c Leggett’s Broilers. per box ' .25c
. . Gorton's Codfish Cakes. per
6 cans Domestic Sardines. . . .25c pgacka e __________ 14C
3 cans Imported Sardines. ~25C l’vlechhatelg Cheese. per pkg“ too
.100
.226
Bum now til-loop in IOOKKEEPING, OHORTHAND AND TYP!WRIT«
I
Watch; Our “Want” “For Sale” and ‘f'To
-—-——--— UAIARIIII ._........ .
t’lne oi” the Input stubborn dis-
eases to trust is Nasal Calarrh.
When it once acts seated it in
Hgenerally a hard fight to elim-
inate it from the system. The
most reliable care we have ever
~ been is -. ‘
MUCU TONE.
This cure is a constitutional
treatment and acts on all the
membranes of the body. It’s
pleasant to use and will stop
the IIIivnIIr-e or this disagreeable
" disease III once. it is the only
Catnrrlr (In..- we could ever
guarantee .
’v i“:lirc idle and 891: “Hi.
lire illiifoni- ‘ Pharmacy
TEL: CALL, 15—2..
m~-wm Wm
Maples ti Goldschmldt C0.
(lnoomnM)
COMMISSION BROKERS
Dill." III
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
. - Cotton.
lworu A Corbett Ilook. Io. Norwolk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK. March 53‘stOCkS broke '
badly today on the heavy outpouring
.of liquidation from all quarters. There
was a well-centered bear attack on a
number of stocks which have become
vulnerable by the building up of ex-
tensive pool accounts and manipulation
in the market. The dissatisfaction Dv-
er the money outlook. the continued
withdrawal of trunking reserves and
.tho necessity of scaling down credit
accounts to keep pace with the declin-
ing reserves were responsible for
most of the selling. The unstable con
dition of stocks developed last week
aroused widespread 'tiistrust and was
the cause for sending out, calls for
large additional margins on specula-
tive holdings. Failu'o to respond to
those induced the {lirrowlng ovcr of
some holdings by commission houses.
The offering down of prices by the
bears had the cilect of exhausting
margins and uncovering stop loss or-
ders, Lenders of money also exercis-
ed increasing discrimination against
cor-tan stocks when they appeared in
collateral for loans. Reading was es-
pecially weak and fell nearly six points
below Saturday during the morning.
thorn Pacific. Amalgurrratcd Copper
and Sloss Sheffield Steel 3 1-2 to 3 34.
Colorado Fuel Ii 1-2 'and St. Paul. in-
ion Pacific. liliuois Central. Delaware
& Hudson Smelling, General Electric
and some others from 2 to .. R— -I The
average level in the whole list yielded
between 1 and 2 points. The occas-
ional rallies in the market Were "due
to hasty profit taking by the hours by
buying to cover shorts.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-—
l’IIiees started downwards at the open-
ing of the week's trading in the stock
market today. The selling pressure
centered on the copper stocks and the
i’acllics. Amalgamated Copper open-
I-d 3?. lower on the sale of 10.000 shares
and made a further decline afterwards.
Anaconda sold down 7 . Northern Pa.
ride 1%. Union Pacific 1%, Colorado
Fuel about. a. point and Reading on.
Consolidated Gas opened at an ad»
more of 350 and [listillcrs' Securities
l‘oso M.
WALL STREET, ii a. lit—lluylrrg
orders that were in the rI‘Ia-I'kct caus-
ed it nIoIIIcntnI-y rally. but the support
was not. protracted enough to over-
come the eifcci. of the heavy selling of
Amalgruuatcd Coppcr and Reading.
Pressure was generally with the lar-
gest nurses tin the pool favorites. Some
bad ln'IcIks occurred towards the end
of ‘t ehhour nppurcnily on forced liq-
uidation. larckawnuna sold off l0
points. Anaconda 100’. Reading 51’.
Northwestern 4. Northern Pacific.
Auralaanratcd Copper, Pressed Steel
Car and liocomoiive 2%. Colorado Fuel
1-32. (ircat Northern 2 and the active
llsi generally from i to 1%.
WALL STREET. noon.-A rally of a
point in Reading marked the extreme
of a temporary resistance to the mar-
ket. Prices tlIcn broke again with vio-
lcncc. Anaconda lost Ill 14. Other
losses ranged from 1 to 5 3-4 points.
The market steadied and became
quieter at noon. iiondu were easy.
WAIJ. S'l‘ltlslwl‘, 1 p. nip-Another
wave of liquidation swept over the
market shortly before 1 o’clock which
wiped out the midday rally, and drove
some of the leaders below their low
prices of the forenoon. Reading was
the chief sufferer and th enormous sell.
but of that stock effectually checked
all attempts of support elsewhere.
Reading sold at 120%. a loss of 8%,
since Saturday’s closing. Storm Shef-
field Steel dropped 51/. and Smelling
TODAY'O QUOTATION.
Report over the prime Vireo of
The Maples o Goidochmldi. 00.. Com-
mioolon Broken. Sworn l: Corbett
mock. Booth Nor-walk. Telephone 153.
on on High Low Close.
103% lilii l00l§ 100%
A C. dz F Co... 40% 40 40% 40%
a Cor. Oil. am 324i. 32 32
Am. ice 4‘!
Aural Cop.
Auburn. 88% 6 it 05% 65%
Am. Smelt. . 158% 154 151V. 152
Am. Sugar 138 138% 130 lasts
A. 'l‘. i S. Fe.,89% 8996 88%
Emma.
Ghent
'i‘., 79% 78% 75 W
£011“) 55% 65% 54% 54%
Chi. & N. W.. 227% 2279i; 228 228
Ch. 0L Webb. 20%
20% 20%
..M I: St. P177” 177% ”iii/6 1768
. . l. I. 01% 011.31%:
0W. South 33% 389% as
We 1.55
.
fl
we ARE TOLD av THE otorNINo MANurAcrunsns
Goons wru. as HIGHER THAN svsa BEFORE NEXT ah his.
so you WILL HAVE TO PAY HIGHER caress FOR sol-roll
THE anus QUALITY THAN WE HAVE ASKED AT use .
Pmcss THIS ssAsou. '
WHILE omens wens 315 AND :20. _. . ,
. FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE, '
10
&C0. AAAAN
SELLECK & PRIOR
HEAD-TO-FOOT. OUTFITTERS. ‘
98 Washington St. South Nanak.
Our new telephone call. 165-5. - l.
Northwestern was down ti points, Nor- .
88 9h,
Balm. ‘11. Ohio 109% 133%7108'Vo 108%.
”£133?“ '
Sharp Cheese int-Weill] liareilll
People come to me and ask why I don't have some nicu. ' inh‘
Cheese to make a Watch Rarebit; also say such cheese is but for ‘
We now have some sharp cheese for such customers. Try this ‘
lows:
Cut into small pieces a pound of fresh cheese, and pit late 4 .
lei: pan.
{As it begins to soften by the heat. add two Iovoi .tabio
smooth and add two well beaten eggs; stir bard again for a month
spread the delicious creamy mixture over crackers or that.
Yours for service. I , a n
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
20 NORTH MAIN ST. , I
r ‘4
SO NORWALK, 01’. l‘ ' '
TEL. 143. ’
genital}? 156% 156 160 150 CAUSES OF TROUBLE- ‘1“
r e ."t_ y., 1151/. 114 I. III».
Mex, Cent. 24% 24% 231.4; 2311 1 SAN. FRANCLE’ICO. m
M. k. a. '12.330.- 33% 33% 33v. ‘m’ams‘ 3‘“ “m“
M. K. & T. ll. 70 70 70 7.) guc adopted resolutions you
Mo. Par. 90% 99% 08% till”: Ilaiming any responflihlw. . .
Nni Lead. 7‘! 731,172 3 war with China occur. our -
N. 1', (.‘en. Hill/1 1451/. 1441;. 141" the view of the league. th
Norf. (is West 419 49% 48% slit/L. lcs in China are not b'ro
em. a Won. 49 49% 43s. as... through the altitude 0! t
Poe, Mull 42 42 411,9 411:; toward exclusion but by. n .
l’cnn. II. it, 1377;. can: 137 m missionaries and ""80me
1‘90 on saw. any. 951/. 95% chums .
Fresh Car. 52 52 4974.: II". M
III-mung; 135 13:. .l2illgvl2rl-‘y‘, ROGERS HEARING P03
Read. lst. pfd. 91% 01% 01 91 NEW YORK March 5.—
Rep. Slant. 281.9 281.9 27%. 271,4. the question whether H.‘
Rock. island 26% 26% 25‘". 2'1 shall be compelled to snow
Stilllil I‘nc. Ira-II. Isms «its all; lions asked of him in
South. lty Co., till 38%. 372;. 377.. oil homing. hnd thCh [1
Texas. Par. 33% rial/J kill/i. 331.4. to answer, was postpone
linlon i’uc. 1507;. 151% 1491.. 'iiilli March 20. Justice G ~
o s Rubber my. .517... BI .21 rooted the adiournr . » and
U. S. Steel 40% 40% ‘ill any. decision in the Missouri 00W"
1‘. S. Steel p. 1057/}. 1057.4; 104% 104% to a similar case. ‘
Wabash "‘l 23 22%. 22%
Wabash pm. 48% 49 48 rill no sure you are right—BM.
Wcst. Un ’i‘el., 03% 03% ‘ 93% too sure that everybody 01hr
Wis Cent. 20% 26% i‘, wrong. ’
HAVE vow tram
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