I111 '3111111
1111111
111 11111111111011 I11.
Ltttal tints Notes.
M tss McPeake has resigned her posi-
tion as stenogmpher with W. 0. Clark.
uni-w
-—~Dr Dick's cures a cold
W '
Mrs. Beck‘man of Madison street, ls
\Isiting her daughter Mrs. Gloves, of
lltooklyn. N. Y.
asma. 13111111101111 'Ciams.I 1111111111111
The meeting and social 01' the Phila-
tbco. and Decker classes of the South
No1 walk Baptist Church to have been
held tonight at the parsonage, has
been postponed one week on account
ot sickness Further- notice of this
11111 be given later.
i
—Bostou Symphony Concert, Smith's
'l"Itcttt-1c, Bridgeport M111c11 19. Tickets
at Stein11t1t',s it So. Main street. can be
“reserved March 13 one day before
regular sale,
........
—
A special convocation of Washing-
ton (‘haptei‘r No. 211, R A M., will 1111.
111111] on Wednesday evening. Mulch
71h, 111 7130. to confer the it A. 1111-
1111111. The officers and members are
11111110311111 to attend promptly. Visit-
ing companions cordially welcomed.
Keep the little ones healthy 111111
llilillly 'l‘iiclt tcudet. sensitive bod
1115 require gentle, healing remedies
l-Iollister‘ 5 Rocky Mountain 'I‘ea will
keep 11111111. 11110115 and well. 35 cents.
'lcn or 'l‘11bletI.Plalstetl's Drug
Store.
1—._.
ARRANIGING FOREIGN RATES.
Officials of New Haven Road at Work
on Reduction lri Charges.
Plans for the general reduction In
the freight. rates on the New Haven
road, is was Said today. are now be-
Ittg considered by the otilcials of tltat
(outpany from statistics iutntshed by
tho. amounting depfirtment ot’ the road.
The result. of this investigation by the
higher officers-of the company .will
luobnbl ybe 1 uuccd within a few
melts. Onewfl to connnodtilcs to 111-
11111111 pnrtlculau'11111111111011 in this 1111-
crease in 11' I r111111111, its has been
stated I11 this ripen in the cool car
rlcd over the; einavon road. The
oliicials Mulliéhhllmpany are giving
special attention to this matter and
will endear ' to "111 1 rate which will
appeal 1111i“. leale and retail
dealers in fuel in this city and at other
points on the uy'stlnn. Just at this per
1111] nothing definite has been arrang-
1-11 1111 the llt‘W 111111111 and when 11111
11111111111111entent is made. it I11 likely
that some classes of frleght will sharr
only In a small measure the general
reduction while others will be much
benefited by the change.
1
LITCHFIELD COUNTY CASE AFI-
GUED.
itAil’l‘i‘OItil. March ti.-'l‘l11.1 Intrlr
lit-Id County cast-1 of Loren A. 131111111111
1's. Ilr. William H. Cni'malt Willi tho
llrut argued 111. the opening of the.
March term of the Supreme Court. of
Errors at. the capitol today. It 111111111
11p on tile plaintiff‘s appeal from the
Sucrlor Court, where Barnes brought.
unit to recover $25,000 because of illicit:-
111i negligence on the part. of the 111.1-
icndnnt, who operated upon Barnes
for appendicitis.
'l‘ho Saviugu Batik tax case. which
comes up on 11 re ervatlon by the S11—
porior Court. we continued. Nearly
atll the other onset-1 on the docket 111'11
lilil'llul'll County once, there being
two from New Haven county.
'“TEROCEAN'ng CANAL INESTIGA-
IO
WASHING TON. Mar 1111 ii. ~—-’i‘l1eodot'c
l’ Hbontu. chairman oi‘ the iathmlan
(Tubal Cotnmluslon. today i't'islillil'll ltbt
testimony bolero tho 811111111,- commit.
11111 on intoroceatt-lc canals. Senator
'l'utltlferro had read 11111 pron-111 oi
Hodgkin and Dunn, of New York. to
“rt-1111111111. Roosevelt. against. 11111 1111111-
11111- in which the eontmlnsnry concou-
11111111111111 boon grnutmltto Jacob 11). Mar-
lt11l, oi 0111111111. M11.'Bhonte raid the
prominent bad referred this protein. to
him iuitl I111 read the reply ho had 111111111
to Ibt1 president. These documents
11111111 111111111 public at the time.
We...”
WILL OF WOONAsgCKET PHYSI-
WOONBIX‘KE'I‘. R. l.. March tlw-
The will of Dr. Joseph Hilla. which
watt presented to the probate court
in thin city today. given $75,000 in
trust to Rev. Charles Duurny, 11111111111
of ”11‘ Church of The l’rcciotrt 111111111.
of thin city, to be divided for the pur-
pose of erecting 11. home for the poor
1-bli1lr11n or the city of Woonuoek‘isl. 111111
for the erection of n 1113111101 or college
for [141mm 0 . to young men or
boys of this city. For the 110111111 3211.
000 is not Hide and tor the College,
5130.000.
we GUARANT“ [VERY me: or
null"! GOOD. THAT COM“
11 ot 1' 0%.”! :31» 11 d
11 on Io mm on I .
Hot WIMP lnI1.1......GOoto $2.00
Fountain pygmy» .1.... We to $3.00
~— ley. My Cabin Door. Summer Dreams,
, WI .11. cit-cc hcvlnp colic for Inm-
{mar embody. out: nothing to 1111
your property. Terror-5% of 1111191111:
1111111111.
Taonr&GoIdan
CHINESE GOVEflggENT ALARM-
-
'Do Not Like Anti Foreign ComcntI
In American ProII. '
. PEKIN. March d—The Chinecego
vernmont is greatly perturbed by the
reports of antidoreian movements
printed in the American and Euro-
pean press and particularly by the
dispatches announcing America’s pre-
paration for 11 military expedition in
case. or need. These reports, it is
alleged. tend to embarrass the foreign
ministers and create strained relations
between them and the othcials here.
Along edict published in the Odicial
Gazette today declares that the war-
like reports are circulated by traitors
who wish to separate China from her
friends. The edict points out the
great. difficulties which confront China
at present and the strong need for
maintaining i'tlendly relations with
the powers. turnover; the Chinese stu-
dents for meddling with politics anti
charges all ofliclals storoughly to pro
tect the lIves and property of foreig-
hers ,specifying the thisalons, undet
pain of the most severe punishment.
'A strong force of the troops has
been sent to the southerln part of the
province of Chili. where the people
have been threatening the Christians.
OBITUARY RECORD.
LAURA ALICE VON AUN,
Word was r111 elved by relathct: belt1
Saturday, of the death of Laura Alice
Von A1111. aged thirteen years. Deceas-
cd was the eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin V011 Ann, of Flatbush, New
York, and has been ill only a. short
time with typhoid fever. Mrs, Von
A1111 Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Gerber-tact Lyons Plains. The parents
have the sympathy of many friends.
The funeral was private and was held
front the residence, No. 398, East Four-
teenth street, I1‘l11tbusl1.
It‘i’NlditAI. 0l1‘ MRS. MARY lv‘iA‘NN.
’i‘he t‘uncrnl of the late Mrs. Mary
Flynn will I111 hold tomorrow morning
at 8:31) from St. Joseph‘s Church. 'l‘h1.-
romaine will be taken to 'l‘arlt‘tville
for intormont.
FUNERAL 011‘ MISS GARVEY.
The funeral of Margaret, May (lurvoy
will be hold at Trinity Church at 1
o'clock Wednesday.
GROUND TO DEATH UINDER A
TRAIN.
BItAINTREE. Mass, March tim-
Whllo boarding 11 train llt‘l‘l‘ today, Sol.
onion FuiIorI l1 Iioslon I'llill-l‘SiIIIO bro-
ker l'oll beneath the whorls 11111! was
so badly injured that he died whllt1
being taken to 11 hospital. He was .
137 years old.
KING EDWARD LEAVES FOR SAN
I SEBASTIAN. .
PARIS, March ii.-—Klng Edwatd
lot! here today for lllarritz. witcnct1 he
will go to San Sebastian to partici-
pate in thc formalities 01‘ King Alton
811's bothrothnl.
CHINESE CABLE RESTORED.
NEW YORK. March li.~«Aunounco-
11111111 was 111111111 today that cable rout-
thunk-11111111 with Hunkong China.
which was interrupted several days
111111. has been restored.
PATENT OFFICE EXAMINER.
\V.1\SIilNG’l‘0N. Mart-h tl.-—-»l)r. Wil~
1111111 H. 811111111111. of this city, has 11111-11
appointed principal 11\alnltto'1 111 the di
vision of cltenttstiy 111 the Patent (it
11111.
FIFTEENTH WEDDING ANNIVER~
SARY.
'Iltt1ilftt111ntit annivct'caty of tho
untrriapu 111' 3111111111111 11nd M111. \tnlior
Hall will he ohsoru'tl Fridtu Mnlth
tith. tit their homo in Elm Grove street.
~ -
ALWAVS WAIT-
. ING
hand, don‘t wait.
for more before
starting a bank 111'
count. Come to
THE SOUTH
NORWALK
TRUST COM.
PANY.
Make your "I‘M.
dopmtit and you
will that it 11111111 to
make the 11111101111.
11011111111 are built
11 brick at 11 little.
So are large bank
11111101111111.
5.111; of Sheet 111.511
ALL THIS WEEK.
3 for 25 1115.
No Two Alike.
Monday Ind Tuna-y.
Dreaming Love of You, Pearllo l-ittr-
Iniun Gui. Dixie Jingles,
other».
New line of Leather 011111111.
Ancrted 0111111111,:
Tier 611
COLEMIH’S
"IV! I "Dill.
tom North 111-1110111111, loath" Hamill.
and 100
11111 ”III «at. '
Marshal‘s Kippercd Herring.
72 NORTH MAIN S'lRElD'l‘.
Sprlhging Our
pring Hats
r1 Ii r "11
Selling hats in a hat town is a good thing for
the stare that sells hats; a bad thing for the
other fellow.
An especially good thing [or us. because we
sell the Crofm‘ £5 Knapp bats: you know the
quality: and the Vol]: hats, also well known
for goodness
771:3: names: stand for correctness of styles and
satisfaction in bean. .
Derbles and soft hats in approved shapes.
12.001.113.00
Small men and big boys may still find some of
the big bargains already told of~odd coats and
pests. from $8 and $10 salts.
‘ $1.98
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
1’. C. (lltlck Manna.
culiarly adapted for the must. critical
chicks.
ll. M. Chick Food.
feed (to be fed dry) to insure continued success In de-
I1‘. A special Ill dttyn food no-
porlod of little
A 113111111 111111111 groin and granular
veloptng and maturing chicks and turkeys which
been fed the first. ten 111111.11 on Chick Manna,
no grit. no oyster shells,
cost.‘ _ .
train that seems cheap in price is pretty sure to be
cheap in quality. Pay enough, nod-be certain you get.
what you pay for. . ~
.1 “flabby 0111's ’I‘httt‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
“V“W "m
mm" Vm'l~
”Mr—M...- .~..
bare '
Contains
which can be provided at. less
I
“\A
“www
Skates at l- 2 PnCe
This means $2 Skates for $1.
1Wm. P. Beers,
6 South Main St.. only.
Seasonable GOods.
Picker’s Mackerel, per can...
151: "Marshals Broiled Herring.
Picker's Brook Trout, can. 12c PCT ‘33“ ---------- 1- ....15c
Red Lion Salmon. 2 cans for. 25c i Smofied geffmgs ”b 11111 5C
. . egg: 11 1'01 ers, per ox. .25c
Columbia River Salmon, can. .17c Gorton’s C odfish Cakes. per
6 cans Domestic Sardines. . . .251: package _ 14c
3 C3115 Imported Sardines. - - 45° Neufchatel Cheese, per pkg. 101:
McLarrcn' 8 Cheese, per jar” 10c
m 1111111111 111111111- pcr can ............... 18c English Cheese. per lb. 22c
1111111111,: is poor ' MACKEREL MACKEREL MACKEREL
“"1 1 1 M No. 1 none better. per pound ....................... 14c
P"”‘~‘- ‘ 1" "I STRICTLY HOME GATHERED EGGS PER DOZEN
tor to clone upon
11111111 1111 they oc- ’
1-1111. it‘ you have s 1 ff s
a (my dollars on J0 c o ,
TEL. CA LL 198
Dccrde Now
To make your life I
SUCCESS
A Catalogue from
Merrill Business College
WILL TELL YOU HOW. Sand for It today.
5-
Enter new clones In BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT
ING. Mli'ch 6th.
Day and Evenlng auulonI.
Bo. Norwaik, Conn.M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
Fertilizers
For Farm, Garden. Lawn and droonohouua.
Super-Phosphate of Lima.
around Bonn. A1111”. Flaunt Illr-SIaokod
Limo. 11nd stable Marlyn.
Map” '. Bradley’s. Wilson’s 3111111111 Fertilizers.
Af RAYMOND BROS
“m ."l
(TILLIOIMNWLL (:08.
Upon Onion”? ' lilormllt.A
for Widinhkw lmbull
. tl'
' Illinois Central tell 1%. Reading 1%.
One or the most stubborn dis-
cases to treat in Nasal 0111111th
When It once gets seated it 111
generally a hard light to elim-
inate it from the system. The
most reliable care we have ever
seen is
MUCU-TONE.
This euro is”- a constitutional
treatment and act; on all the
membranes of the body We
pleasant to it“ and will stop
the advance at this disagreeable
disease at once. It is the only
‘atarrh Cure we could ever
guarantee. .
Price bile and 89c but.
the tillfford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15—21
wwm-m
Maples it Goldscltmldt Co.
(incl-pound.)
OOMMISSION BROKERS.
IIIlIrIIII 1 11
Stocks. Bonds, Brain and
Cotton.
0mm A 6011qu Ilock. Co. NorwIlk.
TODAY IN WALL BTREET
WALL S'I‘RE1 1.1,'I‘ 10: It) 11 m.—~()pon-
11111 pt 1111-5 In the stock market today
showed 11 sprinkling of gainu. but they
were not amongst the market Icadets
and the general tendency was lower.
St. Paul and Colorado Fuel 11 point and
Smelling 1’13. There was a rise of a
point in Consolidated Gas 0! 11 large
fraction In American 11:11 and Pacific
Mttll. Dealings W111 11 active and wide-
ly distributed.
WALL STREET. II a. tit—Effective
buying comortod the opening 1111111 of
Weakness Into Ollt.‘ oi strength. espec-
Iailv in Reading. the illll stocks. .-Amal
mutated (‘oppct Smelling and (‘olo-
tado Fuel, which were notabh depress
11d from yesterdays selling. Today's
losses wore soon made up and a good
margin besides but the top figures
were not held. the market becoming
dull and heavy again Near ll o'clotk
the market rose sturdlly again under
the leadership of Amalgamated Cop
per.\1hi11h 1'ros511d 102
W Al I. SI‘RIEI1‘1‘.’I -noou.~Ptic11s in
the general list \1111'11111'1ld ll) sharp
advances in special stml1s.lltt1 south
hostel 11 group was conspicuous.
Strength among; the liltlllktilillh‘ also
was in spots he tiso I11 -\utalgu
mated ( oppor 11111l1111l two points the.
mntkct was very dull and inclined to
11111: at noon. Bonds were aloud)
“Al I. SI‘REE'R l p n1.~—Spe1ula-
tion l11111an111.ll\el\' ttgain. the impetus
11111111 to tlteLmarkt-t 111' the 11011111111111
buying' of 1111111 in] stocks causing some
1"111ival or intetest in the general mur-
i111! 'l he demand subsided again after
11111 entire market had been placed ovct
1' ostenlay'e cloning. The 1Itiei' advances
note Grout Not'thctn old. -i 1- ‘1. Notth.
11m Pa1itl13 1-2 Amalgamated (‘opp1r
- 3 l and various stocks item I to "
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples d1 Goldschmldt (30.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.
.\tnttl t‘op.‘ Ito-ii. 102314 100% 1021/;
A. (.3. 81 l“. (‘1). 39% Ill-i5. (“We 110%
Am. (1'01, ()ll. 32 32 31% 33
.1111. 1.111111 135% 117 1151.15 little
Am, Smell Mill/1'; till-1'15, l."12‘/‘ 134%,
A111. Sugar 137141 1311 till 137%
A. 1‘. & S. F11, 891/51 89% X915. 89%
Bltlto. 6‘: Ohio lilli‘iii llii lliltiiii iltl
H'klyn. It. 'l‘. 7914 80 7t) 79%
(liters, & 011111.133 5511,. 51'. 551,1.
1:11. 111. Wes-1., 21ng 21W. 211%. 20%
(.7. M, & St. I’. ”11% I78 176% 177%
CD]. I". & l. 1'18 59% 117' it 519%
(.‘ol. South .13 ill 3'1 34
(31111111111. 1717 11'17‘K;l17iii% ”17
Eric. 41% 1121.4 411.41 «11%
”I. C111). 1151'; Hill ltih 166
Lou. & Nash l-id‘ih NIH/4‘ Hill; ”51%
Mei. SI. R)’, “4% till/S till/1 ll-i‘A
Mex. Colt. 23% 21 23% 23%
M. K. & ’l‘. 33 ill {Ill ill
M. K. 81 'l‘. p. 69% “7.1.1 dill/1 71%
M11. Par, tutu, 11113.1. 931,1, 1,111 11.
Nat. Lead, 761/; 78% 751417771'
N. Y. (Sen. 1115 145% 1115 ”1%
No”. 6’: Wont. 85% 1,151, Kill/.1 185%
0111. K1 Wot-11., iii ill All 49
Fur. Mall. 42 1ll! 112 42
Penn. it. li., 137% i385”. lilTVg 1331.51
i’eo. (31111., 913 911% till 1111
Pros. S. (3111:, till 51th fill 150%
Reading 121W; 125W. 127% 1211
liop. 81.11111 26% 271/, 2111.4; Til/«.1
Rock Island 213 211111 213%. 26%
South P1111. 11W. 115% 111'» 115%
lion. lty. Co. :18 WW 38 381%
'l‘11xns. P1111. 331,51 .3334 331/12 :1th
Union P1112. 1497,41 till 149% 151
U. 8. Rubber 52 521/. 512 712%
ii. 8. Steel dill/4 397,11 till/i. 397/11
1’. S. Steel, 1). 481,4, 511% ill/g 50%
Went. lln. 'l‘11l., 9355 93% 111111. 93%
CONTRIBUTED OLARGE 8U M8 OF
M
Otilcers or TruIteII at Large Corpora-
tionI Gave Money for PoliticIl
Cumphlqn Fonda. .
NEW YORK March 6.1141111 New
York County Grand Jury today made a
presentment reciting that the grand
jury bud been informed by the district
attorney that there in reasonable
ground to believe that within. the unit-
ute oi llmitationnolilcertt or trustees of
large * corporations» have contributed
money to political campaign
funds. The jury then 9.111111 1111»
vice of Justice 0' Sullivan. of the Court.
of General Session, to whom the pro-
sontment was made 1111 to the future
course to be pursued by the jury. The
presentment 1111 accompanied by u long
Imminent of facts setting forth tint
it can be about by initial evidence be-
yond I reasonable doubt that. Inch
payments of money have been made.
liven I colorblind person only 111.
FOR MEN
. Echusire PaliemsI In
Spring 8111111 and 1111;:-
In our 131151011 unarmed»:
the newest effects in woolens
and worsteds at reason-
able prices '
We are showmg a good selection oi
CLEVER crontss road
In the New Spring Models
People come to me and ask why I don‘t have some nice, rich,
Cheese to make a Welsh Rat-chit: also say such cheese is best for Map.
We now have some sharp cheese for such customers. Try thlI. '
A delicious Rareblt that will not string or get tough in mud. in {Q
lows: Cut Into small pieces a pound of ireuh cheese, and put 1 t
let pan. As it begins to soften by the heat, add two level tab
of butter. 11 Ialtcpoonful of mustard. half teaspoonful of oalt,dIaIsl'1 of ' "
per or paprlca. Mix well and add half cup of cream or milk.
smooth and add two well beaten eggs; stir hard again for a mom
spread the delicious creamy mixture over crackers or toast
Your: for cervice.
LORENZO DI BB
Telephone Call 26-4.
Flottr.
Flour.
UNITED GROCERY CO
20 NORTH MAIN 31'. ’ 41 Fill
so NORWALK, cr. EAST Nonwh
TEL. 143. .
r?—
cuntous HISTORICAL wAGEns.lrrilts 11.1 a gentleman the *
In the 111111 l't'tl'.’ 11 t‘atmet laid a 'Sillltd all day upon London‘bl‘
wager that he Mould 11111 two dozen a traylul (if new sovereign
poppy mutton pies and drink 11 gallon 1bn11bl11 l0 89“ them, at a pm .,.
of 11111 in Italian 1111111 11 feat which 1111 'and like Sir John Laptop
111111111 performed well within the speci. \vuget
111111 limit. says‘tho Queen. 111 about In 1806 d‘ttuieus wage '1
ball an hour afterward 1111 1111101111111 11 ”We“ "1‘0 dcntlemen as to
three-penny leaf and 11 pound of obese «1881111111 the most sinsularo ,
and then attached a leg of pork, 11 fancy dress bull. Then:
A few years Inter. when the prince decorated With banknom's
regent was enliveniug Brighton, with ’vnlues, a tow at 1111114111an
his vagaries. the notorious Sir John I11 netted purse of gold '11.de
1.1111.» 111111111. his celebrated wa or that .while on his hat aptledred
he would carry Lord Cholmon clcy on paper With the Worth! ”Whit ‘
his but-it twice around the Stelno. As ‘ 'l‘he 1011111 would certainly
Sir John wasshort and his opponent Ihave 11111111 mort1 original Hilly
tall, much curiosity was urousod, and appealed dressed llkéq. ' '
many spectators including Iadi1s tone side. one- half or his-
1111m1.1 out to see. but w111111 nil balked of initiated and the othdr halt
the llpet'iablu by the knight declining to resemble that of a new
to bear the nobleman 11111111111 in tho Ilex he were a silk stocking
minimum of clothing. declaring that '11111' and on the other but!
11111111 wan nothing in the conditions linen breechcn. a boot ‘n’fldil
tailing upon him to 1 any extra Weight. he was aloe adorned Mi. M
(if quite another kind was the wag- italletl linen coat. ~Ellch ' ’
HA'V’E YOU UIEDI
AZILIAN
1111: GREAT
111115111111:
1.91.115 1111.11 .
ctItIIiIIIIcIIeIIIttetts ' ..
CONSUMPTIO ‘1
CAIARRH 1
Oil! m M
um
0111-1111111» Sore Throat rain and vicar-1M1] '1! Mil
Grip and Pleurtoy 1.111%: thigwhole Intent Iii:
300 1,
50 DOSES 25c. 125 DOSES 50c.
.30 opium, no quinine. no chloroform no
3. r. JAOKION o 00.. [IND ‘
1101111 I pink. to: on him Monday.“
Norwalk Chronicler