incursions.
Mrs. Henry Hegelcln and daughter
Martha, spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
A special meeting ofthe Nutmeg
Club. of Norwalk.’ has been called for
this evening. .
A son was born .last night to MI.
and Mrs. Edward" Byxhee. of Water
Silt‘t‘i, Not-walk.
llavitl KInapp of Ridgeflcltl. spout
Sunday with his blothcl Clarence. in
south Norwalk.
'lhc fair I-IIIIIIIIIitIIII, oi’ tlIII ()Id Well
[look and Ladder Company will IIIIIoI
this evening. ,'
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds oi"
llethlehem. held a met-ting last (Ive
ping, in Red Men's Hail.
Miss Eloise Byingtou. of Bolden are
one, is entertaining Miss Edith Wal-
ters. of Mount Vernon, ‘N. Y.
Miss C. Frances Hoyt bookkeeper
at Raymond Brus.’ yards offices, is
spending the day in New York
Butler Lodge. 1. O. O. II‘..‘worked
the initiatory degree on several cun-
tlidates at a meeting-hold last evening.
—Hard Crabs. Large Smelt, 2 lbs.
35c; extra large Long Clams. 30c qt.
Shad. At Cntbill's.
Clinton Commandery. Knights Tem-
plar' will hold a. special conclave Fri-
Iluy evening. to confer the Red Cross
degree.
Anton Stenger has recently pur—
Ihuscd tlIII lIlatzltI Hotel, in South Main
site It lorInIIIly ou'licd by Adam
Singer.
The Brooklain Riding Academy. in-
tot potateti of RtIiIileld has filed a cor
tiliIIIIte ol‘ organizatitm \vIllI theI state
sIIt-IctnI‘y
A regular monthly business meet.-
ing‘ of the Hat. Makers‘ Association
was held last evening in the Central
Labor Lyceum.
'l‘hc Roxbury Club, thtI well known
Norwalk sporting organization, will
have a banquet this evening at the
Hotel NorwallI.
—Dr, Dick’s cures a cold.
The. Eagles defeated the West ave-
nues yesterday afternoon by a score
of twenty-two to eighteen. The game
was played on the West avenue lot.
South Norwalk Hive. No. 36, Ladies
of the Maccabees. will hold their regu-
lar review this evening, at the home
of Mrs. Mary Lyle, 73 Woodward ave-
nue.
Washington Chapter. it. A. M., of
Norwalk, held a special convocation
lust evning at. Masonic Temple in Wall
street and conferred the ltoyul Arch
IlIIgIIIe.
There will he a regular meeting of
Olive Branch Lodge. K. of P.. in their
hall, Washington street. tonight. All
IttIIIanIrs arc earnestly requested to be
present.
~~-I‘.rtI.tIIIport Oysters. all kinds of
Mull. Long and Round Clams, at Cut-
bill‘s.
it. was announced today that seats
would be reserved ,l‘or the matinee
performance of ‘ Oiitetjammergau. at
lloyt'u Theatre. next Sunday. South
are now on sale.
The Junior Mission Band. of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church,
has givon thII hospital a Very pretty
tptlll. made by the members. and it wi
be used by the invalid children at
the institution.
(illbctt Y Bother. who was formerly
t'LtillIi‘iCiii‘d with the Nor-walk Hotel.
has been giving a food demonstration
at the Sport’smeus Show. Madison
Square Garden. New York. during‘tho
past. few days.
Services of unusual interest will be
lit the South Nor-walk Congregational
Church. next Sunday. and two prochers
of world-wide reputation will he heard.
in the morning Rev, .1. W. Cooper. 1).
1)., secretary of the American Mission
ary Association. and formerly pastor
of the Congregational Church in New
Britain. will preach. He has recently
returned from a tour of Porto Rico.
in the evening Rev. C. J. Ryder. field
secretary of the American Missionary
Associatwion will many“ the pulpit, and
will delived a no the topic
"The People of Abraham Undoin."
WE GUARANTEE nvnn um OF
RU ones GOODS THAT OOMEO
IN OUil ill‘l'ORI. .
If not uttei'ndtory monoym refunded.
Hot Witter Bane ........
.IIIIprIIsenting the defendant in each ne-
lilo .00
Fountain twin ...... 09o to “-00
m‘d‘m -
mor proporty.
Hun!
Taylor&Gold0n
‘ The Little Tint-Ira defeated the Lions
.by a score of 22 to 13. yesterday of
ternoon.
Mrs. F. IJ- Adrian and Child and
Mrs. K: A. Koch, mother of Lawyer
\T‘ J Koch and the late Alderman John
P. Koch, of New York city. are visitI
ion: at the home of Mr. and Mia. lI‘rIIIIk
(t litIclIIIr Washington street
The annual meeting ot’ the South
NIIrwullI LIIIIIIIII (‘lub will th hold at
thI iiIIlIIl (‘iii’i’oltl nt 8 II'II-lotk tomol
low tl\'i‘llllll.','. lI‘very lllitlilllt‘l is ru-
tpttIt-IIIIIl to be present as business oi
grout iIIIpIII‘IlnIIttI will be discussed.
Keep the. little ones healthy and
happy. Their tendet, sensitive bod
ics require gentle healing remedies.
Hotlister' s Rocky Mountain Ten. will
keep them strong and not] 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Ptaisted's Drug
Store .
A monthly meeting of the Men's
Club of St. Paul' s Church. will be held
this evening at the Berkeley street
chapel. The feature will be an ad-
dress by Dr. J. D. Wirt. who will
speak on "“ihe Principles of Osteo-
pathy." ‘
tqunI-Ir Mary Manning. which
iluurt-d ” collision with thII Nor walk
boat .lIII t‘. May some yoaIs one.
the collision being followed by a law-
suit is in the limelight of press III
tI-IItloII at present. She IVIIIII. ashore
IIII llIII Mussthust-tla coast. and her
t'l'iIW lived in the rigging for IIIIII bun.
tired and it‘ll hours.
'l‘lttI
WIIltlIoII.
ClIIIIIlt-Is John H. (‘aI".I Max
Plumb W E. SIhItitiling. ..l H. Wilson.
R. A. Holmes, .1. A. llelllugs. (‘ 'i‘.
Stringham Thomas C. it].
Vidaud, New York: .1. i’. Hume. .l. (J.
Robert. Boston; .1. A, Hlsiop B. l‘.
Ryan. E. Waterbury. Stamford; John
J. Cavanagh P N. Knapp A. Blan-
chard South Norwalk; E. N. Richaid-
son. Waterbury; L. 1. Moore Holyoke:
i. S. Phalen. BIidgcporu MI. and Mrs.
16.13 Clark Pottland; Louis Livenson.
Baltimore; H. P linker. Massachuscts;
C. E. Knapp. Wilton, weIe at the 110-
to] Clifford yesterday,
littntI-r. it. i’.
SUITS AGAINST STANDARD OIL.
Will be Taken up at Once, an Demurr—
er was Overrulicd.
MlDDLE'l‘O OWN March 8..-ludge
Reed in the Superior Court today hand
IIIl down a decision in the suits of
Theodore Willie against the Standard
Oil Company and Daniel .i. Donahus,
admr. aginst. thtI smut-I Company. Mr.
White brought suit for “0.0th against.
the company for injuries sustained by
being burned as the result of an ex-
plosion of a lamp filled by the ki‘l‘Ov
scan of the. big company, not] Attorney
l’lonuhuc brought suit as administrator
of the IIsltIto of Gladys White. Mr.
White's daIIglIIIIr for $5,000 damages
as the result of her death. alleged to
have hen tiIttI to the some explosion.
Attorney Speliurcy. of Hartford,
tlon. entered a IlIIIIIIIrrIIr claiming
that the. Standard Oil Company did not
warrant the oil which was bought
from a. retailer, Curl Allison. The do~
murrer also claimed that the Standard
on Company did not warrant he oil Amal. Cop. tom mm mm 10415. 20 NORTH MNN 3T- .' t
to the third party. Mr. White. Judge 6 S uth M St A. c, & to. Co. 40% 4.2% 43% 42% SO NORWALK, c1; ' 'r i .I‘
Reed overruled both demurrcrs and its nl Am. Cot. on. 33 3 3 3, TEL. 143.
a result the suits akinst. the oil com- 0 ain "' O y‘ Am. ice, 47% 47% 47% 47%
puny will be taken up III once. it is ”M" ~I~I~--~--~4-"*—-~r~r ~~—-~ ~ ~- - ~~~~ —-«~——-—-—~—-— Am, Loco 6754. 6:1,; 16;}; 16%:
stated. Am. Smelt 1531/; 15 V; .5 , 5
————-———-— Seasonable Goods
WANT TO HEAR PIERCES’ RE- ' A. T. & ghFc.]30% 13‘1’ ‘ 1333; 13%
PORT. - . . llaito. & lo 9% . y I, t "I
WASHINGTON. March s.——'rhtI P'Ckers Mackerel. per cam-45¢ Marshal's Bmlled Herring, Il'kiyn u. 'l‘. 791/. so ‘ not: 797,:
House on meeting today agreed to II Picker’s Brook Trout. can..‘12c per can ................ 15C ghiiil. $313015}? 133% 123% 33%
resolution calling on the secretary of . . . It. . 'iI'I . ’
mu. ,0]. W. mm)... of “when H. 1). Red Lion Salmon. 2 cans for. .25c i Smoked Herfingsu .5c CO1. E &. I 62 64 61% 64 one Dollar
Pierce. on thp condition of American Columbia River Salmon, can. .176 eggett 3 3“” “SI er box: 35° Con. Gas. 153% 1551.4: 153% 155%
consulates in the orient and espocial~ 6 D . S . Gortons Codfish altos. pet“ Del. & Hud, 303% 2031/. 2021,43 202%
,3, Shangm cans omcsttc amines... . .25c package _______________ 14c Eric 41;: 4:32 1432 13%;?
‘ cans Im orted Sardines. . . .2 C III Can. 167 16 6
SUSAN ANTHONY ILL. it h . p . . 5 N‘MChau’l Ch°°”’ P“ pkg' ‘°° Lou. & Nash. III-n my. not 145%
ROCHI s'rnu N v., March 8.~—lte 3’3 313 Kippered Herring. McLarren’s Cheese. per Jar . m M... on... 24 241,5, 2. 24y,B .,
ports from the seduce of Susan B An. per can . .............. 18c English Cheese, per lb. ...... 22c M§.&&TT.M 33% 333; 33% 33;:
thou , who is ill of pneumonia..arc . M I,
not. qyuitc so encouraging today. MACKEREL MACKEREL MACKEREL Mo Pan 9834 99 987A. 99
m. “..---- - No 1. none better. per pound ............................. 14c Nut, Lend. 7t 76% 479 light. -....- .. ...- .. ~w....__
. STRICT Y N- Y. Colt .145 145% 1 -I III MINISTERIAL Croats IN JAPAN
ALWAYS WAlT L HOME GATHERED EGGS: PER DOZEN. 256 Penn. R. R. ”8% 138% 137% 138%
’"G $00. (that m: hilly; gill“ gig/f; Will Not Affect French Policy It Al-
I . res. I. ‘ttr., ) )
for mu” 0mm , Reading” 128 128 in l28 ”W” °°”’°"°"°°-
tunltlcs is poor Rep. Steel 28%. 28% 28% 28% PARIS. March 8.-—-'I‘he government
ollcy it is f‘ll" bet- , Rock island 213% 26% 28% 2ii‘A finds itself without a ministry at tho
it H ‘ I . . .. ‘ Southi’uc, 65% (this 65% 66% culminating stage of the Moroccan
Im‘ to stem upon 72 NOR?“ MMN SWEEI- TEL CALL 198' Son. to. 00., 39v. 40 can 39%. Conference at Atgectma. A semi-oili-
‘ them as they oc- ..._......._ -—-~ Texas Putz. . 33% til 33% 34 clul statement on the subject says:
. ' tlnlon Pttc. 150% 151% 150% 151% "The ministerial crisis does not at-
” ““F- ” W“ ““V” U. s. Rubber can. 631,5 53 that. fact French policy at the conference "
II few dollars on OSi Ions U. 8. Steel 397A. 40% 39% 40% This is designed chiefly to warn (let-
F U. 3. also] p. 105% 105% 104% 105% many not to take advantage of the
hand, don't wait Wabash 23% 23% 23% 23% situation. The fact is that the minis
for mom hcforo Filled by Graduate. of Wabash pltl. 50% 50% 5t) 50 Icrlul hiatus confuses matters and
starting a bank ac-
count. Come to
l‘HE SOUTH
NORWALK
l'RUS'r 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 bunk
- accounts.
3000 New {tutored Views
of Norwnlit, South Norwnlk, most Nor-
walk and Rowuyton just received.
‘2 for
LT
COLEMRN’O
50
It so good full deportation and riot.
Wu on already having colic for cum-
cooto nothing to lint
your property. Terms—5% of amount
wing
To Measure;
We are completely ready with Spring woolcnn in a Variety
beyond anything We have heretofore shovtm, which you are invited
to view at your convenience. .
By leaving your measure now, your Spring suit will be ready
on time, and you will have the satisfaction of donning a fault—
lcss- -iitting suit made as you wish it. at a very modesti’prim
Spring Suits to Order, $18 to $45.
With all the approvbd blocks in Croiut & Knapp and Volk
hats ready, we’ re ready for any man who wants the best hat for
his money.
Spring Derbys and soft hats, $3 and $2.
South Norwalk. I Tel. Coll, 32-2.
M
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
F. P. C. Chick Marlon. A special to days food pe-
culiarly adapted for the most. critical period of little
chicks.
l). M. Chick Food. A clean mixed grain and granular
feed (to be. fed dry) to insure continued success in de- ,
voluptng and maturing chicks and tIIIlIcys which have ’
been fed thtI first ten days on Chick Manna Contains
no grit. no oyster shells, which can be provided at less
cost.
Grain that. seems cheap in price is pretty sure to be
cheap in quality. l’ay enotIgh._antl be certain you get
what you pay for. . -
,, 1 Mum Oat‘s That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Skates at l- 2 Pace
This means $2 Skates for $1.
Wm. P. Beers,
’
.7
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Weeks.
A Commercial Courgg
AI MERRILL PAYS WELL
\
Enroll NextIWoek.
M. A. MERRiLL. Principal. so. Norwolk, Gonn.
Fertilizers
for Farm, Gordon. Lawn and Gnonohomu.
‘ Super-Phosphate of Limo.
.. "I dreamt lone. Ash». Plantar. Iir-S’lukod
’ Limo and Sublo Manor).
Mopu'. Bradfoy's. Wilson '3 Ionic! thallium.
At an YMONDEROS
Spring O’Coats to Order. $18 to $40 '
action was a violation of the statutes.
One of the most htubhoru dis-
eases to treat in Nasal Catarrh.
When it once gets seated it is
generally II hard tight to slim.
mate it from the system. The
meat reliable care we have ever
seen is .
MUC U TONE.
This cure‘ is a constitutional
treatment and Itcttn on all the‘
membranes of the body. It's
pleasant to use and will stop
the advance of this disagreeable
disease at once. it is the only
Cutarrh CIIIIo we could ever
utlutuntce.
,. l'l'lt‘i‘
FOR
5th- und 800 but.
lhc tilii‘forti Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 1%
Maples It Goldscitmldt (it).
(Intact-pound.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Union in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
lworh C Corbett Ilook. Io. Nofwnlk.
TODAV IN WALL STREET
Will i. S"IllIlltl lI‘.'l‘ iii: to II III wont-II
lug pIIiIIIs in the stock Inaritet today
shooter IIaIr-ttIIIII changes than tor
some liIIIII and the market displIIItItl
a good deal of the slugglshness that
was in evidence yesterday. When pri-
' *‘ EXciusiI/e Patterns in .
Spnng Stats and. Nair
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMEN‘
the newest effects in wooletls ‘
and worsteds at reasonr 4‘
able prices
We are showmg a good selection oi.
in the New Spring Models.
MEN.
-»
cos were not Actually nut-hanged they
did not very much more than 1.4. above
or thlow yesterday' It closing.
' WALL S'l‘ REET. ii a. m.——The in-
Iliilerence in the movement of prices
manifested at. the opening encouraged
the bears to sell the list. and they of
fcIed Reading Anmlgamaied Copper
and United States Steel pfd. fresh.
Grain carrying Iailrohd stocks showed
more stability anti a rise of II point
in Atc‘hlson and a remand for Union
Pacific turned the market upwards ch
10 30. Early declines reached 11/. in '
Reading and Coastal Electric and l
in U. S. Steel pfd. Amalgamated
Copper and Northern Pacific. These
losses were only partially recovered
before. the market Weakencd again
and Reading sold down to 12 5%.
lorndo lIIItIl moved up 2 points acnd
Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste
MIII'lII. Md. 4.
WALL STREET noon—Reading
was fort-ed three points below last
night. but .bIIvlntz orders came in :It
the loIvtII- level and prices rIIlliI'Ii. (YII-
lon Paciilr was conspicuous and rose
one above yesterday. lion-ls; were ir
regular
WAlzi. ”Till id l‘ to m.“A rise of
58 in Louisville & Nashville follow-
(Id by It rent-lion of a point in Reading
were the only prominent fluctuations
between 12 and 1 o‘clock. in neither
case did the general market show any
sympathy.
TODAY'S QUOTATiONB.
Report over the private Wires or
ThaMaples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. 80th Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.
Cheese to make a Welsh Rarebtt; also
owe:
let pan.
per or paprica.
Yours for service.
F tour.
West U. 'l‘ci.. 93% NW 93% MM.
ch Cent. 26 26% 26% 28%
SUMMONSEB F0"? KOBTON ALDER-
E .
BOSTON. March 8.~—Sccrctory of
lioston'n Board of Aldermen and Dan-
lcl T. O'Connell. private secretary to
Mayor Fitzgerald roc’eiIIeIi sinuous
today to appear before the Buttock
County Grand Jury tomorrow, in con-
nection with the recent. action of the
alderman in selecting by allotted agree
ment two of their body to servo as
chairman during the your. District
Attorney John B. Moran holds that tho
threatens the agreement which other-
wise might have been arrived at to-
day.
The vote In the Chamber of Deputies
last night. resulting in the defeat of
the government and the resignation
of the cabinet, also requires that the
government temporizo with the Church
manlfestants, who are becoming in-
the pennants. .
ALGECIRAB Spain. March 8 Noon.
—The Immaterial crisis In Paris cauc-
otl profound astonishment among the
delegates of the powers attending the
Moroccan conferem . but the details
have not yet reached Algoolrna. The
futures-Ion prevails that the event il.
do lat-able and may possibly prove Ills
across to French diplomacy. The
delegates. however. refuse to commit.
themselves on the effect. which the
downfall of the Rouvler cabinet may
have on the conference.
Previoul to the receipt of the new”
of the ministerial orlllu the tone of
discouragement had completely dilap-
neared and the work of the rapproche-
ment was proceeding with feverish ac-
tivl .
Tit’o conference this morning renum-
ed the ditcuuioh of the Moroccan»
lion adoption. Time distinct $090“.
It had been expected that the later no
don of the Board in waiving the at
taxed agreement and electing one
chairman to serve throughout the your
Would not an o. check to the mound
in: grand Jury investigation: The at-
darmau summoned include Monet-a.
Carley. Conley, Heuneuey. Baldwin.
Bell and Bonus.
REPAIR! 70 otw IDOCK.
WASHINGTON. March tie-Who BoI
oratory of the Navy has received a
cubic message from Commander lion-
loy. commanding the fleet min: the
drytiock Dewey to the Phil locum. «y.
In; that the rs sin to the Iliuma are
““150 Your was It cessation
Ill thltlt
{some
than: who moon
prom-lint III 7 at. m Potato-.0; on. m glutinous ”$3:
People come to me and ask why i don’t have some nice, rich. oh!
We now have some sharp cheese for such customers.
A delicious Rarebit that will not string or get tough is made I
Cut into small pieces a pound of fresh cheese. and put into
A: it begins to soften by the heat, add two level tabloop ‘
of butter. a saltspoonful of mustard, half toaspoonful of salt duh of rod W
Mix wetland add half cup of cream or milk. Stir
smooth and add two well beaten eggs; stir hard again for a moment,
spread the delicious creamy mixture over crackbrs or toast.
LORENZO DIBBL‘
Telephone Call 26-4.'
Flour
Ben HIII Flour. bbl.
UNITED GROCERY CO
Edison Phonographf
$lO, $20, $30. ”
I34 We: lngton St... 50". Martini
creaslnsly demonstrative. particularly .
£0» ‘
coin-auto
“unmanned
third [W
say such cheese is best for Madam
Try thin.
Mi
¢. w‘k,
...
$5.25):
.I U '39 FOR-
ran. at
Per Week
..I
supreme command of tho polled?
he is to select French endow "
police at four parts namely,
Salli, Rabat and 'I‘etuun. and“
officers for three parts. nan:
tlor. Lusuche and Museum.
tan finally is to select. on
general of police from 8nd '
Holland An official mm.
the clone of the day' II he
follows:
"Herr von Radowlto. chief of
German mission, retention or . » .
ments made by the Reunion"
and Spanish delegates at the
clan of the conference bald
German government did. not.
the organization of the M
lice by France and Spain, at
open to commerce, under . . .
unions assuming economic l
The conference ndloornbd
urdtty night in order to will:
gates to study the pol . ..
The official automation“ ..
von Radowitz today. om ..
an mesment.
The presentation of the
by M. Revolt. head of tho
tuition. followed tha‘ '
cram from M. Rouvio rim
designation of the WW
vioun Instruction to
outlive.
MADRID; III
tvorahle turn
tAlcoelI-u i’ronlien 11‘.
trachea to the Du of
the Spanish tarot“.
of the Brandish
returned to max“ in
balloon to remain
the conference count
Norwalk Chronicler