it so send full aesthetics and not.
We are hirssdy having calls for lum-
mvr Import '1. Costs nothing to list
”or To” y. Terms-nose of amount
."fl r .
Taylor& Golden
The general entertainment on mit
tee of Old Well Hook' and Ladder
puny. having in charge the coming lair,
held a meeting. last night. The tic-
kets are ready for distribution to the
members. and will be given out at the
headquarters in Haviiand street to all
who apply Reports were made show-
ing matters were progressing nicely.
and kall the sub- committee are hard at
war
.1 II .
”(3,.
Put
lee ilr
Lanes
at Mainstream.
l
3
about forget Mystic Dance Sat. eve,
Mar. ’10. Mystic, Chain Hall.
u...
.m-
The meeting and social of the Pbila
then and Decker classes of the South
Not-walk Baptist Church will be held
at Miss Viola Decker's. 39 Seavlew ave-
nue. next Tuesday evening, instead of
at the parsonage. as previously plan-
ned'. 'l‘he Philathea class will furnish
the musical and literary entertain-
ment and the Decker class the refresh-
ments. All members and their friends
Lutnl News Notes.
Saturday candy. at the Clifford Phar-
macy, 29c. are welcome,
Topsy turvy sale at the Boston m—Goldcn Pumpkin, 3 cans 25c. lt‘. D.
Store. See ad. Lawton & Co.
~Fresh Hams, 12%c lb. Hayes‘ mkt. After the regular weekly prayer
meeting last evening at the Norwalk
Congregational Church, the thirty or
more new members. who were taken
into the church last Sunday, repaired
to the parsonage. upon the invitation
of the pastor. Rev. George D. Egbert.
and met the prudential committee and
the officers of the church. A social
hour was spent, after which light re-
freshments were served.
~l<‘resh Shoulders, 100 11).,
York Market.
Ellsworth B. Blirgcr. tho Norwalk
builder, and George H. Robins. the
‘South Norwulk mason. purchased yes
tel-day, through the real estate agency
of Edward (7. Stuart. the house and
premises at 2T) li‘rancc street. and a
lot adjoining on Adams avenue. from
lt‘relinghuysen Ferris, of Stamford.
proprietor of tho Stamford House. it
is understood that Messrs. Burger anti
Robins intend to erect at least two
new houses on the land they pur-
chased.
All sheet music only 15c, at Cole-
man‘s. Saturday.
Na Kau silk at Road’s. The ad. will
tell you its merits.
.-
—-Shoulder Steak. Sc lh.,
York Market.
at New
Lenten specials at the Public Mar
ltct. Read, the ad. at New
Sheet music at. W A. Br‘iggerman s
only 15c tom’rrow. See at].
—-Dr_ Dick’s cures n’ cold.
Special writing paper sale at Nel-
son's. tomorrow night. See ad.
A fresh lot of H. O. goods at rc-
duccd prices, at Joseloff's. See ad.
-Choice Fowls, 18c lb. Haycs' mitt.
liorenzo Dibble’s store is a helpful
factor to the buying public. See ad.
See the specials in Robert Smith's
ad. for tomorrow. in Rowayton col-
umn.
~Fresh (lundy always to be found
at M. S. Smith & ('o.‘s. I0 and 200 lb.
it]. i). l..ovcwcli. .l.
ll. W. Armstrong.
Robert Bennett.
Henry Blunt-hard.
-Round Steak. ital/ax 1b., at New Boston; W, Gray Vorncr. (l. id. Show.
York Market. ' . E. F lunnluirhum, Charles Pratt. .l. A.
-—--—-———- (Yiiasti. Gus (‘. (lobbcns. E. (l. l"lcmu~
Custom tailoring that is right is rest. New York; Thomas l. Raymond.
what you find at Rogers St Storcns'. South N0rwalk:..l:imcs (‘onroyz iirock-
See ad. ton: li‘. ll. Simurmnn. Springfield: (l.
- Furman Malhor. l~’liiltiiit~>lphiu: W. .J.
~Colorado Apples, 35c doz. l“. 1), Warner, (‘lilcatk 'l‘. H. iluild, Lebanon.
N. ii; 8. W. Sears. Brooklyn: John J.
liinnsund Dr. H. Show. Monticello. N.
Y.. were guests at the Hotel Clifford
yesterday.
Lawton & Co_
A number of grocery specials will
be found in the New York Grocery
ud. Read it. “—“
-—-5 lb. pail Home itcndcrod Lord,
l‘luyt-s‘ Market.
——Frcsh or Corned Plate, 5c 1b..
New York Market.
at
,-——-——-—-— INTER-CLUB POOL TOURNEY.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py-
Ihlns held a regular business meeting
last cvening.
Wiggs 13 for 25c. lt‘.
J. T. McManue'Defoated Howard V.
Worden.
A large, topless-niatiou of tilt moni-
but of tho Norwalk File Police and
Hope Hose. Compnm woro at tho for
mor ‘s headquarters in Wall stlcci last
night, to see thc opening game in tho
tutor-clog pool (monument.
The contestants lust cvcniug wot-c
llowrild V. Wtirdcn. of the Fire Police
and John T. Mcli'lnnus, of Hope Hosc
(loitipuny. Mr. McMunus won. ‘1th to
92. No handicaps are allowed and tho
prlzc will go to the company whosc
team scores the Inrgcsl number of
points.
This owning the second game villi
be played at the Hope llose houso.
(‘haIlI-s Schumnn oi the Fire Fulton
and Ulyinliiit' Btoihctton of Hopc
Hose. will be the opponents. The
tournament. will include sixteen games.
i). L. & Co.
Frank J. Donahue has ordered it
new ltco automobile and offers his
Locomohilc for sale.
—-l’ot [toast and Bolling Pieces at
any old price in the window at No“
\oIk Maiket.
A meeting of the Friday Afternoon
Whist Club will be held this afternoon
at. the home of Mrs. P. N. Smith.
"Don‘t let the baby-suffer from ccze
ma. some or any itching of the Skin.
Dunn’s Ointment gives instant relief,
t'tII’cs quickly. Perfectly safe for
children. All druggist sell it.
“
A regular business meeting of the
i’nintci’s'. Paper Hangors' and Decora-
tors“ Union was held last evening in
Labor Lyceum.
’l‘bc. policeman knows that cuffs are
a good thing to have on hand.
oftI-n
ALWAYS WAIT‘ M-
NO
—~l.olns of Pai'itr'iZ‘Ific 1b.. at New
York Market.
H. Hall, of the H. Hall Organ Conn
puny. New Haven. Is spending a few
days in Norwalk, making a few
changes in the recently Installed organ
of Sin John's Lodge. 1“. and A. M.
”w...- “a
for better oppor-
tunities is poor
policy. it is for bet-
ter to slam upon
them as they oc-
,cur. if you have
a tow dollars on
‘ hand, don't wait.
. for more before
Kcop the little ones healthy and
happy. 'l‘helr tender. sensitive bod.
los require gentle eallng remedies
ilollluicr s lteuky ountuln Ten will
ltt'tii) ihctn strong and null 35. cents,
Tea or Tablets. l’lnistetl's Drug
Etorc. ‘ starting a bank at:-
Mr, and Mrs. '1!st Burchurd have "0““ Come to
leased the house it organ avenue to
ho shortly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. THE SOUTH
Albert Mossman. Mrs. W. lg. Vct.- NORWALK
aunt and family will move to t e res .
deuce in East originate. which will he I'RUBT COM
given up Mrs. Charles l.. PANY.
it."
Barker w on remove to their
new home at so 1“Page: street.
“Roast Beef. lilac lb.. at New York
Market.
Paul. the Med. will be the theme.
of the sermon at the F'Irlt Methodist
Church Sunday morning by the pastor.
the Rev. .W W '1‘. Duncan. All who
have recently joined the church are es-
pecially requested to be present and
hear this sermons In the evenln
sequel to the cartoon of last Bun ay
evening will bomoanchsd. the topic
gains "The Return of Another Young
’ Make your first
deposltwui you
will find It easy b
make the second.
Hons are built
a brick at a time.
So are large bank
accounts.
Nil "Shirl Music
15c
W
m aesnnuruilvm riled or
nus-III noose Irr cause
on non or III.
if not alternately money Mange.
Hot W
'Ouflnwr 5“ h.
Ideals
Custom Tailoring
The”
minor.
Is Right.
By combin‘ing‘all the advantages of the individual tailor with
those of a .great'wholesale tailoring house, we are'abie to produce
suits and overcoats to measure so much better in fit and quality than
the tailor can give you at our modest prices that you can scarcely
afford to overlook us. if you are a tailor-made man.
Select from our great array of Spring woolens;.leave your mea-
sure, and we’ll guarantee your satisfaction or keep the clothes.
Spring suits and overcoats to order-.318 to $45.
Ill
Spring hats are all ready. in all the new blocks, stiff and soft.
$3.00 and $2. 00. ‘ '
Spring overcoats, suits and furnishings are arriving daily.
South Norwslk. ' « \ Tel. Call. 39-2.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
, F P C... (‘hlck Manna. Aspirin] to days food pe-
. cullarly adapted for the most. critical period of little
chicks.
D. M. Chick Food. A clean llliXt'tl grain and granular
food (to be fed dry) to insure continued success in de-
vcloptng and maturing chicks and turkeys which have
been ion the first. ten days on Chick Manna. "Contains
no grit. no oyster shells, which can be provided at less
I cost. ' .
Groin that seems cheap in pricc is pretty sure to be
cheap in quality. l‘ny cnough. and be certain you get
what you pay for.
, .mgiiuy ()ut‘s 'l‘hut‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Skatesat I- 2 Price
This means $2 Skates for $1.
in. P. Beers,
6 South Main St... only.
110 POéitions
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Week}.
ACommercinl Cour-oz ;,
At MERRILL ”"5 WELL
Enroll N ext Week.
A. MERRILL Principal. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
Fertilizers
For Farm. Garden. Lawn and Onsnohouus.
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
Ground Eons. Ashes. Plaster. Alr-Slaolnd
Lime and Stable Manure.
Maps: '. Bradley's. Wilson '3 Special Fertilizers
Alf RAYMOND BROS.
Flour.
Ben no no... bbl. $5. 25 baa. 69c.
UNITED uncanny loo. '
20 seam mm or.
so nonwstx. or.
1.
Flour.
‘9 PORT IT.
IABT NORWALKI GT.
" TIL, III—8.
Edison Phonogrphs,
$IO. $20. $30. .1
One Dollar Per Wank
IL. 148. '
A J. Angevlne dr‘Son,
SIIIIIII titty
lit II
This is a pure hiqhqrsde cite.
coists and Ben Ion Mixture. es-
pecially selected for no; and is
not to be compared with any oth-
er candy selling at less than fifty
cents a pound. ,
no OllfferIi Piarmac___y_
TIL. CALL, III-4.
W
Maplesfeoldscidui Go.
(lmmnut)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Denim ll
Steaks. ponds. Grain and
Cotton.
mm d barb.“ link. In. Noftuilt.
TODAV iN WALL STREET
WALL STREET 11 a. n1.. After the
- usual wavering and realizing incident-
al to a strong opening in which the
Hill group. Reading and Atchison re
acted a point. the market moved ag-
grosslvel upward, with buying of lin-
Ion Paul and the coal stocks a fea-
ture More general interest was dis-
played in the market than for some
time. the purchase comprising a large »
variety of stotks in which the gains
Wcrc signlfltant. Atchison was led out
liberally on the rally and the inabili-
ty of this stuck to recover contributed
to a slight falling off at it o‘clock.
WALL STREET, Noon.-An advan-
cc of 2% in Reading was It feature. A
disposition to tulle profits caused an
irregular movement for n time, but
new points of strength were develop-
ed. Great Northern pfd.. rose. 61.4,
Northern Pacific i‘» and various othci
stocks rose from i to 2th. Air-bison
continued backwards and yielded more
than a point. Bonds Were steady.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & ,Goidschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Bwartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwslk. Telephone 158.
Open High Low Close.
Amui Cup. 105% [06% 105% lOG‘ii
A. C, & F, (70., Ii 7.. 42% 417-, 42%.
A. C. a l-‘. . plots. Iota; now. one.
Am. (.‘iil. ()ll. 34 Eli {lib-Ii 337..
Am, lt-c ‘173fi‘i7:}‘g‘iiir‘p 465...
Am. lawn, “97,. fl use; 7073'
Am. Smoit 1.35:2» 1.3" 137 it")?
Am.l Sugar 14015 1111/; titling iii-it.
& s to at. as one; am
A. 'l!. &.S F p idling 103% 103% lilsiiit
Built). & Ohio ”0% 110% ”0% 110's}
li'ltlyli R. '1‘. SI 82% 801/2 82%»
Chf’s. & (”MO 57 5%: 5H s 57
('hl. 6‘: N W. 22bit, 22.1, BMW, .2514
(.‘h. GI. West. El 21% 211i.
t},l\~1.& SI. l’. l'lil‘l', 1771p lily»; Hull;
(‘01. I". & l. illi‘i’. till/II 631m} 64
Col. South 34‘“ 347'... 34% 3475
Con. (ins. taste taunt may, tune.
iiel. & Hod. 205 205 205 205
irio. 421% 42% 42% 43%
Eric lst. pl'Il. 77W. Tit-fig 77% 78
(ion. Elm: 158‘}; was. 168% 168“".
ill. (butt. Hill 170 lilll 170
boil. 6'1 Nash, HIV}; ”7%: ”8% 147‘...
Mei. SI. Ry. llfi llz'w llh lll'»
Mex. (lent. 24 7x 25 254% 25
M_ K. IO. '1'. 35% III? 3.3% 36
M. K. & 'l‘. p. 71% 71% 7th.. 'I'l‘x‘
Mo. Puc. llItl loll-l“. llitl 100%
Nat. Lead. 778/. Sill. 77%;. 81 My
N. Y. (Jen. lth. 147% Hill/3 ”7%
Norf. 81 Wool. 50 501.4; 50 501,41
Penn. it. R. 138% 139 138% 138%
P90. Gas. 97%, 97k; 971/. 97%
PrcsIS. Cur, . 521V. 64 52% 54
Reading . l2”; 129% 127 129%
Rep. Stool 301/. ill 30% 31
Rock island 27% 27% 27% 273/4
South. Par. 67 till/I. 66% 67
Son. Ry. (.30.. 401A. 40% 40'); 40%
Son. Ry Co. p 100?.) infill. “107/9 100%
’i‘enu. C. db 1.. 149 149 149 149
Texas. For, 'H 34 it. .‘l-i 34%
Union Pac. 1521/; 153% 152% 152%
U. 8. Rubber .II full/g 53% 54
U. 5. Steel 40h. 41% toil. 41%
U. 8. steel p. liliillfi, 106% 106% 106%
Wabash 231/. 23% 23% 23%
Wabash prl. 5015,. I‘ll 50% 507/.
ADDREBS ON OOTEOPATHY.
A Treat For the Members of the Men’s
Club of St. Paul's Church.
The members of the Men‘s Club of
Si. Paula Chulch. had a treat last
evening, In the address by Dr. J. D.
eri on “The Principles of Osteopa-
thy.” lir eri gave a clear con-
ciao description of tho principles of
the profession and used a manulke in
describing how an osteopath treats the
various afflictions of the body.
After the address. refreshments
were servml. The club meets onve in
each month The topic of the next
meeting has not yet been announc-
ed. \
a
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A GGIINTIFlc WONDER.
The cares that stand to Its credit
make Buckles s Antics Solve a selen-
tliic wonder it cured iii. It. Muitord.
lecturer for the Patrons of Husban-
dry. Wayneshoro.~Ps.. of a distressing
case of Piles. it heals the worst
Burns. Barres.- nails, Ulcers. Cuts.
Wounds. Chllblnlns and visit Rheum.
Only 250 at F. H.13nxter’s. South Nor-
. walk and in. P Wood's. Norwaik, drug:
YALI ‘ TOWNg‘TGUPIRINTEN;
STAMMD. Harsh 9.—-Announee~
inept was made today of the appointr
meat of Walter S Allen as gene
superintendent of the Yale and Towns
Msnutw‘turin (30.. in place of the
late Frederin’l‘h Towns. Mr. Allen
w insistent to 1dr. Towns. its outer...
entpi accompany»
L of tourmnond
Warm figmentiuodi dies
MI he”
in our CUSTOM
We are showmg a
Our Store. a Helpful factor to the lining ¥
and You' ll be Happy.
lie Useful to Others.
Are you looking for good Tub Butter? ,
i am supplying a real want just new. so according to report there in
Fine June Creamery. 27c lb.
of poor stuff given out.
Clover Print Butter, 35c lb.
Fresh arrival of our Padang Java and true Mocha Coffee.
ducement for new customers to try it, I
every pound on Saturday
Or the same cream with every be If pound of Dibblo's Mixed or II
28c.
I offer some fine large Lemons at
price.
Canned Bluaberrles for pie. etc.
East. " Nice goods. 2 can: 25c.
Tea.
Fresh Eggs. 25c dozen.
Spinach. fruit arrival. 25c peck.
Will have fresh arrival of Cake Saturday.
There arrived here this week a fine new machine for cuttlno‘ Dri
You should come In and see it's
It is a beauty, and does beautiful
Beef.
and will cut Bacon to perfection.
Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone
J oseloff’s.
A FRESH LOT OF H. O. CO’S GOODS JUST RECEIVEDLOURYO
FOLKS'ARE AFTER THE PREMIUMS THEY FIND
PACKAGES.
A FULL LINE‘OF LENTEN SPECIALS.’
YOU TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR FULL LINE OF iMPORTII”
DOMESTIC SARDINES. KIPPERED HERRINO MUSTARD “NH
SOUSED MACKEREL. BROILED MACKEREL, SOUSED HilfllNGIy
STER. SHRIMP, SALMON AND FISH.
2 Phys. H. O. Co.‘s Oatmeal. 250
2 Pkgs. H. 0. Cole Pancake Flour. 25:
3 Paul. H. 0. Ooh Buckwheat. 25:
3 Pkgs. H. 0. Cole Paw-nee Data, 250
2 Pitts. H: O. Co.'n Gusto. 26a
2 Phys. H. 0. Con Force. 25:
A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES—LETTUCE. CBLINY, m
PARONIPS. ETC.
Louis J oselo
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. CA LL. 19M. -
NOROTON MAN KILLED.
Body of Matthew Fisherty Found Be.
side Railroad Tracks. ‘
DARIEN, March 9.--'l‘he body of
Matthew Fisherti'. 0f Noroton was
found beside the railroad tracks here
by the crew of the freight train which
goes east shortly after 3 o’clock this
morning. it is thought that Fisherty
slatted from here to walk to his home
in Noroton and was struck by a pas-
scngeg- train. early in the evening. lie
was 0 years of age. ,
NIW INDUO‘I’IY lN OTAMFORD.‘
STAMFORD, Mu
I Ii—-'l‘he Rolled
Plate Company of iiiuokiyn N. Y, has
rented Itinerary hero and will transfer
ittl business at about the first of April.
The town will gain from fifty to one
hundred skilled workmen as residents.
The company makes plates for photo-
engmverr. .
W
MILITAnY AGADIMV'O TIAM.
The Overlook Seiienlt Military Aca-
demy baseball team will open its oes-
non Sutures morning In a practice
with t e Bursts-om School also.
military players have the follow-
in; limited -
Gaucher. ft‘rislile: pitcher. “dialing;
first but. ii'erisy: semdbue “of
I
emit. nail.“ mo left“ field Nerdsb '
loam“ mtm'rip
head-io'Foot Cotillion.
Ll Are showing SPRING LASTS of their SMART SN
8. II P Footwear-
FOR MEN.
Exclusive Patterns in
Spring Shirts and little ‘
the newest effects in woOlens‘
and worsteds at reason-
able prices
GLEVER CLOTHES FOR MEN
In the New Spring Models.
Much thought of by peoplefrom "9M
Canned Black Raspberries finest quality. cheaper than the dried.
HERE i8 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO GET T;
GOOD! AT A REMARKABLV LOW PRICE.
on»
W
A lawsuit. lulu this! at! time.
I new have,
\i4.
DEPARTMENT ‘
good selection oi
if so turn your steps thin
As an In
will give a small can of cream, with
20c dox; also small Oranges villi.
Nice and trait, 200 lb
fine work. Cuts as thin I!
Call 26-4.
mews or‘ fr"
we CORDIALLV MW
3 Cans imported Bat-tildes, ~ »
German French hrtiitisfipelio'nli
Sardines. nor can. V ‘
Kippsrcd Herring. nor can,
Brook Trout, per can.
Sound Mackerel per an.
"M1
"SOUTH NORWALK,
MARCHIONIBS COMINI
IV AUTOMOIILII-
ROME, March 9.-—’l‘lto ’
Marchloness Corelni, mm:
cees Barbeilnl who was ki
overturning of‘ her auto
night. was transferred by
sis today from the Quiri M ‘
was taken by Quinn Hal , ‘
tied to the scene of the ‘ '
receipt of the news. to the
Palace, sdiolninz the out
so hail of which was
a mortuary chapel wi
mass was celebrate
the soul of the More idem
and queen and many M
aristocracy visited the d .
the day. '
Man noble families r0
Carlin: odd “
no NOT II IMP
Fol ey I: Co..‘ I
Honey and Tar u
and 'riu- my ilnl
for the «anion. . uh
tntions have similar . ,
Beware of them. _ m
n ey and
mill“. Mir
that“ it...
I and »
tors.
Norwalk Chronicler