i
a ‘i
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Loni an no.
Parley Sturgeonl in‘ Danbury today
on business.
Harry Byington is ill at his home
with the grip. .
_i n <2,» ,
..Dr, Dick's cur-outmtooiil.
William DeKIyn is in New York to
day on. businei‘tb.
Mrs. William‘1-‘Blnscor. is spending
the day in New York.
Washingtmildii pierlltiA. M. will
meet tonight afiqgmiier the R. A. tib-
grec.
The Knights of King Arthur are
drilling for a play to be given shortly
after Easter. T ‘ '
The is. A. it“ \yiiinnieet. tomorrow
afternoon at. the home of Leila Cramp-
ion. of Belden avenue.
The Matinee, W'liist. Club will meet
toinorro wwith Mrs. William D. Ver-
nani, of 92"rlthist'avenue.
—Slind. extra large Long Clams, all
kinds Fresh Fish: Cod,‘iie”1h. (luthili’s.
Mr. Jonesypi flew“ York. represent-
ing the Oliver ’i‘pyewriter Company is
in town today on. business.
Colonel Gilbert R. Fitch of Siam-
t’ord. was in- town'ybsterilay and made
' a social call on a number of military
friends.
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
will be entertained next Monday at-
tcrnoon by Mrs Charles L. Barker.
of East avenue
W
.iohn Hamilton, formerly of South
Norwalk, but lately. oi Heston. has
taken a position as foreman in the
\‘olk Hat Compauyfiueceeding Charles
i-‘lyiing'who-vresigu yriaoeruly. l
r
Company 1). will drill at the ar-
inory this evening. After the. drill
there will be a smoker. with an iii-
door baseball game between teams
composed of company members.
Judge Plait. oi the United States dis.
trier court. has ordered the discharge
from bankruptcy ”of‘Wiliinm Plait, 2d.
of liethel, Morris Goidstien. of Middle
town and O. Ciiesier-Coggins, of New
Haven.
Coleman Rogermci Hyde Park, New
York. a student of Prof. Harstronis
School is in town after a short stay
at his home in that place. Mr. Rogers
underwpent an Operation i‘or appendi-
citns recently.
~Boston Symphony Concert, Smith‘s
'i‘heatli'e. lirldgeport March 10. Tickets
at. Steinert's. 6 So. Main street. can be
reserved March 13, one day before
regular sale. ‘
“—
..—
Mrs. William 1). Vernum will move
i't‘om :12 East, Avenue to 113 East ave-
mic. Mrs. Vernanivva'c'iitos the house
at 02 East avenue so that Albert Moss.
man who has imply bought the place
can take pouression. '
A seini-nionihiy-‘ineetlng oi i’onns-
sus Council. Royal Ai‘canum. o! Nor-
walk, was held last evening. At that
time. arrangements were made to en-
tertain Seaside Council, of Bridgeport,
on 'l‘uosduy evenin’DLtflarch 20th.
Junior; Sheelian. or 'l‘lionipsonviile,
has brought an action in court. again-
st the Springfield Street Railway for
$5,000 for injuries received while u
ptmueuizor on the deiendant's ear in
liiti recent wreck near Lougnieudow.
Mulls.
The Yale Bugle, File and ilrum
tforpa held their rbkniur meeting last
night. Very important business was
discussed. and Henry Perry. as a hair
icr. and Frank Fox. as it titer. were
admitted as regular members. A'spmz-
iai havering is hailed for next lucn-
diiy night. March 13.
pain—unmann—
The National Board of Directors oi
the tlnited Matters of North America.
is in session in New York. this week.
and Secretary John W. Souliey is
substituting for Robert Pearson. who
is unable to attend on account oi ill-
ness. He is now recuperating from a
severe attack otninluriai lover.
Old Well Tent. No. 2d, K. 0. ’i‘. M.,
held its regular review in Mystic Chitin
Hall, its new quarters. last night. A
good attendance, and n vent applica-
tions for membomiip tied to the in-
terest oi the business of this strong
fraternal order. 'i‘l'iietoni intends to
itlvo a sociable and dance in the near
inturo.
WI GUARANTII ‘Vlflv PIIGI OF
“Ur-"insulate“
to not “it no”. menu Modded.
Hot wml- : ....t...'aoa to $2.00
'9"..qu ’yxlm '." ya“ u “m
. . n
W: m almuy hlving’uuiluv‘
“ your property. ‘Tormo-u-iitlt oi amount
oi run .
: p'enteriwho‘ is confined to his home by
,ifnound ii on , .
for hum:
mar property. *Com nothing tfllilt
Tatylor£i Golden
wrhw ...-- .. ...—..-.em... ......
Miss Clarissa B. Bates, 01'. Orchard
street. is the 'guesiJoday of Mrs. C.
C. Jeliite. in Southport.‘ "
.. They'd . 'ial board at the Norwalli
Method“ ‘ Episcopaimmroh will meet
illuminating for ronijirqtjuslnsss.
. A stated communication oil 01d Well
,Lodgeygh‘; a, A. ll...:rwas.heid last.
evening and t e E. A. degree was con.
. erred. .
The condition of Rev. Hugh 13. Car-
an attack of the grip. remains about
thesameu ' . '
The meeting of the Ladies' United
Whist Club, which was to have been
held yesterday afternoon, was post<
poned until next week.
Trinity Chapter, No. 1858, Brother-
hood oi‘ St. Andrew, held its monthly
meeting at Trinity Church. last even-
ing. Routine business was transacted.
'i‘hé meeting of the Philathea and
Decker Clubs. which was to have been
held last evening, at the parsonage oi
the South Norwalk Baptist Church, has
been indefinitely postponed. ’
”......“
Keep the little ones healthy and
happy. ’l‘lieir tender, sensitive bod»
ies require gentle, healing remedies.
Hoilisicr's Rocky Mountain 'l‘ea will
keep them strong and well. 3') cents,
Tea or Tablets. Ptiiistetl's Drug
Store.
a...—
Tlie big crown of the smokcstack oi’
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
[1811ny employee. The crown has been
a lnndiiiark for several years for per-
sous in the lower part of the town.
and could be seen for a great distance.
both on land and water.
Norwalk Launch Works, intends short‘
ly to move into the house at 90 Willi
street. which he has just purchased
ilirsi. of Port Chester. The house is
at present occupied by the families
of Prof. Alex. S. Gibson, Wilbur l“.
iiubbell and Charles i“. Hetitiee.
Chris Ilronsen,‘7who has been mating.
ing the P‘i‘edoiiia Hotel. in Washington
D, 0.. will leave March 12th to take
charge of the Grand Avenue ilotei, As-
biiry Park, New Jersey. This is the
largest and leading all year and sum-
mer hotel at Ashlin" Park. in the re-
sidentail seetioi'm it. is three blocks
from the ocean. r‘riiiti has ii full band
in the summer, with John Phillip Sou-
sa as leader, - ~-
r);
DOLLAR .
CORSETS
including well known makes—-
C.B. R & G. Lrbmer's & Coiton's
invisible lacing,
TopSy Turvy Sale Price.
The Boston Store,
NORWALK.
’KL
WAvs WAIT-
mo
for better oppor-
tunities is poor
policy. it is iur bet.
ter to slow upon
them as they oc-
cur. 11' you have
a. few dollars on
hand, don't wait
for more before
starting a bank at:-
eount. Come to
I'HE SOUTH
NORWALK
I‘RUST COM.
PANY.
Make your iirat
deposit and you
will and it easy to
make the second.
Houses are built
a brick at a time.
So are large hunk.
- accounts.
..-..«W A. W..,........- ....
oi Non/slit. Booth Norwnik, must. Nor»
walk and intuition just received.
y
Company’s power house. in Meadow
street, has been-removed by the 1com- _. .
(‘harlcs 1.. Barker. proprietor oi the '
from David ilotts and his sister. Mrs. .
‘Sk
3000 New Colored W Views ‘
» prlng ‘ a?
We are completely ready with Spring wooienrin a variety
beyis‘iifd"’anythiiigg w ave heretofore‘shown. which ygipuare invited
to how at youi‘codlenience. ,
. By leaving your measure no w, your Spring sult’ivyiii be ready
outline. and “you will have the satisfaction of donning a fault-
lessffitting suit, madevas you wish it. at a, very modeat‘price.
'springg‘sonsto Order, $13 to $4.5.
. Spring O’Coats to Order.$1”8l to $40
With all the appmved blocks in Crofut 8: Knapp and Volk
hats ready, we're ready‘for any man who wants the best hat; for
his money. ‘
,1"
Spring Derbysend soft hats, $3 and $2.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
F. P. C. (thick Manna. A special 10 days food pe-
culiarly adapted fer the most. critical period of little
chicks. .‘ '
i). ‘M. Chick Food. A clean iiilxed grain and granular
feed (to be fed dry) to insure continued success in de~
veioplng and maturing chicks and turkeys which . have
been fed the first ten days on Chick Malina. Contains
no grit. no oydior Shells, which can he provided at less
cost. , '1
Grain .tlintuseeuis cheap in price is pretty sung to be
cheap in quality. i’iiy enough, and be certain you get
what you pay for. ‘
n 1 (Willie
‘ .
.
l
Oat‘s That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ates at 1-2 , _ I
This means $2 Skates for $1.
W . P. . Beers,
iflphiiilain Stu. 0313a i
e Goods.
m.
“imsfiéasonabl
Picker‘s Mackerel. per can. . .isc Marshal's Broiled Herring.
Picker's Brook Trout. can. . on per can ... ------------- 15‘?
Red Lion Salmon, 2 cans for. .25c 3 5““)de Herr “13‘ --------- 5C
Leggett’s Broilers, per box. . .25c
Gorton’s Codfish Cakes. per
package .... ............ 14c
ColumbiaiRiver Salmon. can. .
6 cén‘is’Domestic Sardines. . . .
3 cans Imported Sardines... - Neufchatel Cheese. per pkg” .ioc
Marshal’s Kippered Herring. McLari-en's Choose. per jar. ...roc
per can ............... 18c English Cheese, per lb. ......22c
MACKERELL . MACKEBIQL ‘ MACKEREL .
No.3. none better. ’pér‘pour'id .. .7 ..... l . . . .' .‘ .......... .... i ‘t’:
STRICTLY HOME GATHERED EGGS. PER DOZEN ....25:
J oselof PS.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
17c
25c
25c
.
TEL. CALL 108.
.W
liOPomtiB s
/
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past #0 Week.
'flCommcrciaiCouI-ne . ’ .. ‘
AtMERRILL .. ””9 WELL
Enroll Next Week.
M. nil-"Wanna. Principal.
Am emlizers
For Farm. Garden. Lawn and anon-nouns.
Super-Phosphate of Lime. "‘
around Bane. Mm. Planer. Air-dink»!
Lime and Stable Manure.
Map-1'. Bradley 9. Wilson's locum fertilizers.
so. Norw-lk. Conn.
‘° . 1" human mos.
numerous ; . * ‘ ,.¢.
new.” , “Wills: Will??? in “1452‘in i
w ceptibl'e,‘ but t
motilitiilimm
One otthe most stubborn dis
eases to treat is Nasalt Catarrii.
When it once zeta rented it is
generally a hard tight to slim
taste it from the system. The
most reliable care we have ever
. seen is
. neon-noun.
. y This cureeil a- 'llitutional
utreatment and a , on all the
.,ruombranes oi the body. It's
_pieasant to use and will stop
. the advance or this disagreeable
disease at once. it is the only
4CBlal'ijh Cure we could ever-
xuurantee. v.1“:
Price 50o whistle [but
'- ne articulation
TEL. CALI” 1H
..
Maples it
pneumonia.)
00MM|SSION moms.
Intern in
Steaks, Bonds. Grain and
Cation.
swan: a coma sink: to. Namath.
.n-..“ ... ~ .. .. ...,._.... an... a,“
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET. 11 a. ni.-—~'i‘he tor-
oed character of the opening rise was
shown when the protessionais stopped
bidding up stocks and attempted to
' get rid of some oi their. purchases. The
demand tell on' quickly and stocks wore
offered down steadily,.ya number of in.
vorties selling as much below yester-
day's closing as they had above it at
the start. Reading bore the brunt of
the. selling. but there was also con-
siderable amounts of Amalgamated
Cypher anti other specialties disposer!
O . .
WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. iii.—Priees
iii the stock market today opened with
substantial advances all through the
list. in sympathy with the improved
tone of the London market. Anaconda
rose 5 1-2. Reading 1 M. Northern Pn~
e‘itic, Norfolk & Western. Colorado &
Southern second pi‘d..“‘Erie second pi‘d..
Wisconsin Centrnl'pftll. Amalgamated
Copper. Colorado Enei. United States
finbber about dynamism] Southern
Pacific. Union Pacific. (‘anadiaii Paci-
tic and Distillers Securities large tree
lions. ‘. Jo;-
WA i.l. S'l‘itldE’l’,‘inoon.~Tlii- market
bet-nine extremely dull at the decline
and fluctuationswerersiuggish and an.
important. Bomygere heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. iii.-—'l‘he im-
provement in prices was scarcely per-
h k0 ' i r
”higher“ ow i. got giaduiily
TODAY'S DTATIONS.
Report over ”private wires or
The Naples 0: Goidschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swami & Corbett
Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
"High Low Close.
‘10; was. 1031;.
0
Amul. Conn 104 *
.\111. (.‘. & F. (‘0. 411/ 413." 403 . -'l‘
Mil. Cut. Oil. 33 ‘33 ‘ 33 ‘ Jig I
Am. ice. 4751’. 47% 47‘. 471.;
Am. 1001).. ii? .. El; 6559‘. 66%
Am. Sugar :54 am 153% 154'
Am. Sugaix. 131i 9% 137% 137341
A. 1‘. & 8. Fe, 8979
liaiio. to Ohio 110% 110
il'kiyn it. 'i‘., 80
Chen. 8; Ohio 56% St'
(.‘hi. N. w.. 222% 222’};'
(‘. M. a i. P. 1777.. [78%
i
son. any.
HO HO
791,4. 79-34
55y. 5m.
2221/; 2221...
177% 177%}
it
‘1;
8(in
(loi. F. & l., (ill 601.1 58% 139%
(Ion. Gas. 150% 150% 154% 154%.
Eric. 12 V. 42% 41’... 41%
Eric. lat. pd. 77% 77% 77% 77%
(ion, Elt‘t‘. 167% 1671/; 167% 167%
Ill. Con. 160% lilir‘l; 165% 165%
lion. & Nash. li5'& 145% 344V, 144%
Met. Si. Ry. 115% 115% 115% 115%
Mex. (3012. 24% 2414. 24 24
M; K, & ’1‘. 34V, 34V; 3374’. 34%
M. K. & ’I‘. {1.71% 71% 71% 71%
Mo. 1min aim 99% 991/. 991,5
Nl‘Iv‘ylflad. .;.7M..flm.. 76% 76%
N. .00“. 145 145% 144% 145%
Nori. ii: Welsh. till“, 8131.; 86 80%
I’m. Mall, “5% 41% 41% 41%
Penn. It, IL. 1387“ 13871.. 138% 138%
Poo. Gnu. it? 97 96% till 1/5,
Pros. i-l. tiara. Susi. how 50% 501.9
Rendiim Willis till) 127% 1281/.
ltop. Steel 29 29 28% 28%
Rock inland 26% 21m. 20% 20%
South Putz. ms lid 36% 65%
Soil, Ry Co. «total. 40% 31W. 40
Union Plan. 151% 151% 160% 150%
U. B, ltuhiwr 50% M 40% 50
U. B. Stool 40% 40% 39% 40
U. 15. Steel pl. 105% 105%. Hill 1059i.
Wabash 22% 22% 22% 22 ‘
Wabash pill. Mitt. sea. 49% iii)
Welt. lln. Tel. 03% 93% 93% 93%
Win Cent. 20% 2a 26% 20%
BOSTON, March 7.-- . x. Fuller
and Company, bankers and brokers.
with an other: at 80 Devoiwliiro street,
this city. smashed today to Goings C.
Holmes and William 13. Mattocku.
'l'iie iirm was not a member or any
stock exchange. . .
Mark W. Stevens, who was injured
in a runaway accident Monday morn.
ing. is now gowns ml nicely. though
on he'roc’oivou mt thrown to the
grounds ‘ ‘
M. Werthuim. W, A. Whitecnr. Minn
r‘. Markham. Miss Elmor‘flokoe.‘ W.
iiurard. New Yorli; Thomas .1. Madur-
ry. South Norma; William M. Mailer.
Baltimore: 11. Mather, Brooks. New
Haven; .5. A. Hinton...t’. ovott. titani-
iorii; H. M. Whitman, C. D. Rankin.
i1. '1‘. (irevntt. W. H. Hubbard. Man
howls. Bunion: John Dart. Danbury:
P. W. Bartholomew. Waterbury: Join:
1‘. Finite. J. 1". minimum. Kin ion;
a. r. samurai. Chiomz w. o. in.
Brooitiyn; id. D. tiny. homoerotic;
O. 1!, Howard. Lynn: John Dunniu
opinion Chum, Albany; Robert
30‘ AW . VIM O. H. and“
garages“? if? mun ‘ i,
too: it. dam origin
W“- . .4 «I‘:Tikifiw§dl‘r- my ‘1‘
still quite store from. the ,various ruiu- -
ii. Jenkins. (1. A.1B¢imm; Behavior.
Felt MEN.
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L - EXCEUSiiiePaltemgm
Sprint-Shirts “and lie
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMEN
the newest effects in wooi‘ens ;f_
and worsteds at reaSon- .
able prices
,il
Jim 31 Wm-
‘. V4,.
.
.i
‘-
" We are showing a good selection ‘oi .;
CLEVER CLOTHES PM u _
in the New Spring Models.
Sillifilltneiuiieisln—ii
People come‘io me and ask why i don't have no‘m: nice, rich, 3
Cheese to make a Welsh Rarebii: also say such cheese in best for m’u’ W' I
We now have some sharp cheese tor such customers. ' Try final I
A delicious Rarebit that will noutrtng or get tE'ug'h ti
lows: Cut into small pieces a pound of fresh cheese.,-ani'i.pttt.in;9
let pan. As it begins to soften by the heat, add two detail (“in
of butter. 3 saitnpooniul of mustard. half tea-poonful of saint-lash of redid!
per or paprica. Mix well and add half cup of cream or milk I
smooth and add two well beaten eggs; stir hard ’again~"'for ’3' “Pill
spread the delicious creamy: mixture over crackers or toning.
Yours for service. . L L I
LORENZO mo"
“ Telephone Cali 26-4.
Ben liar Flour. bbl. $5.25: bag. 690‘
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
ENVOYS ALMOST . AGREE.
Satiiactory
1’ 7'10."
EAST NORWALEE'
‘« Vig’} i
detail which continues to be .
sod is the propriety or timing
lune oi the Conference being located in a neutrali ..
at Alneclrau Assured. The ministers 0' the WWW}. ..
BIDRILIN. March 7.-—-—Private «..n-le’mm“ general ”serum” 9“? '
versal ons betweu the German and‘ ‘
French envoys at Algeeiras have BANK CLERK FORGIDO
hrmigiit-thein aluiesi to an agreement CHICAGO Marcir 7-“‘The-'
on the Moroccan police controversy, in the recent “3.000 torso
so near indeed that the Foreign oi- .nois Steel Company my
live here regards a satisfactory is. South. CMOMO 1133 been
sue oi the eoniei‘ence as assured. Ger- .Ac'coriiingcto his own . .
many. it is understood, accepts France Milli-‘3 iongpre is the man.
and Spain as having the omeers best, arrested yesterday in the
tilted tor’poi‘ihing Morocco tind Frauce Western Ban-k N0“! COD!‘ .
accepts international control in princi- he has been employed 8! In
pie. undqtakipg to supply adequate honpre confessed that. he
guarantees that the police shall not plate from which the ch96
be national iicharacier It is the spec- printed and that he negated"
lilo ioriri‘voi" hose guarantees timi- re- ing them amohg tthe‘
more ants.
mains unsettled and continues to he
the subject for discasuion. it is like-
ly that an international inspectorship
will be created. consisting of a single
officer of reptile front a powvr other was held yesterday in Hibeupip 1”
than France. Spain‘oi Germany. One Norwulk.
-mu—__.w. m~vm-—m~_m
.____..___.1...._..
A regular biisiness‘meetipr, fl
Norwalk Liquor Dealers’.A‘ .. '
HA‘VE YOU main
wt: .
BRAZILIAN“
IIIE GREAT
ANIISEPIIC
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om cottons
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