Pole 1
loo "Groom
Leno’s.
at WAonlno'rou or.
Loool 11111111111.
ire Hoyt of Derby, was a visitor in
town today.
. , as
~We have everything in the line of
Kitchen Utensils Glassware, Crockery,
Enamel Ware. etc. M. S. Smith & Co.
W. E. DeGarmo has purchased an.
automobile.
-—Mapea, Bradley's and American
Agricultural Chemical Co's Fertilizers.
Raymond Bros.
Miss Nellie Deluiy, of Danbury.
visiting in town.
is
.—._—_..__.___
-—Choice Fowls. 1813 lb. Hayes“ mkt.
Attorney William 0. Clerk
in
New York today on buslndiis
is
William P. Beers has received a
115w line of baseball goods. Read his
it
4-Latest Spring; Derbles.
O'Brien‘s.
The Hatters' Sick Benefit Society
yesterday payed the death claim of the
late Frank Youngs to his widow.
——Dr Dick' 3 cures a cold.
The bulge Harry Whitney hasfirriv-
ed with a cargo of iron for the United
States Faun-(by and Sales Company.
-——Shad. large Smelt
Zlbs., 25c;
kinds Fish. Cutbill‘s.
all
Mrs. Bernard Beckmnn has returned
to her home in Madison street after
:1 week‘s visit with her daughter Mrs
Grovesmf Brooklyn
—-Complete illeL. Table Napkins, ex»
irn value, 981: doz. upward. M. S.
Smith 6'1. Co.
A special communication of Old
Well Lodge, 1“. and A. M.. was liclll
last evening. at which the M. M. tic-
lzroc was conferred. The work was
followed by a banquet.
——-Latcst Spring Dcrbies. O'ilricn’s.
, the well-known West
Norwalk loo dealer has sold a large
pluCe of property owned by him in
llnrien, to weulthy New York parties
who will occupy it as 11 summer resi-
deuce.
ll). '1‘. Bat-es
—iiomc-1nudc or Link Sausage, 101'
lb. Heycs‘ murkct.
Sporting goods stores are beginning
to display baseball goods and the heart
of young America ilzturnlng to the the
mood and balls. bats and gloves are
beginning to make their appearance
about the streets.
“Attend lecture'by Rev. R. E. Shor-
tcllc. A. M.. liockwood‘rl Hall. Sunday.
March 18. Tickets. 2511, on sale at .i.
..Hnyes' Norwalk, and A. J. Collins
& 00. South N01 wally.
The dose of Mic-Fuel Demnto,cl1urs-
1-1l with theft from the New York New
ilnven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany. was before the town court this
morning, but was continued. owing to
the absence from town of Attorney
John Cuneo.
~l3c11t fat discovered. Handsome
patterns Burlap Carpet. (ill in. wide. 291:
yd. M. S. Smith R: Co.
The annual meeting of the Knob
Outing Club will be held in the par-
lor of the Mohncltemo Hotel on Satur-
dny evening March 17. at ll o'clock at
which time unicorn Will be elected for
the ensuing yea 11111111111 reports llull-
111ltt111i and re rt 0f the committed on
lrorporatlo will he acted upon.
—.
To the Truth» of
First Congregational chill-oh.
Fir-t Methodist lolooopot Chill-ell.
it is our earnest wish to donate to
quantity of the L. e M. Point to your
church and every church whenever
ii iii to be pointed.
10.000 churches painted with l.. 111 M.
ll'our gallons L. I M. mixed with ii
notion" Unseen Oil will point a mod-
erute sized house.
11. It M. costs only 81.20 per gallon.
1.. II. M. Zinc burdens l... I M. White
bend and molten the point wetn- like
iron. '
narrows I Peck. Montpelier. Vt,
Writes. “School house No 1 painted
with L. '81 M; two coats. lined only
live gallons 1;. it M..lilld nine gallons
tilt. Cost of point. 07% cents 11 (111‘
ion.”
by Chen. 19 Dow, South Nor
1
Sold
walk. Conn, Hubhell & Staples Haw.
Co. Not-voile. Conn; W. 5. (lover I
Boll Wentport. 011nm: Northrup 131-110..
nouthport. WW'
from Comm to Cord Mounts. We
have loot resolved I. new stool: of
Mounto of the latest styles. We also
have I this which we on clarion out
111 smith prion.
f on «1111 full no 11111111 ‘
Wo .11 already 111111111. o'nllo for ouln-
our property com point p to list
your atroporty. Terms-14% 11.111.111.11
of roll
rural-11111111111111
'AWiliifiahierWhns’ boon~ born to Mr.
and Mrs J. Walter Pegs, of Bridge-
port. formerly of Norwnik.
i The Hamil-om School and Overlook
Selieclt Military Academy baseball
teams played this 1111111111111 on the
East avenue grounds. When it be-
up to storm. the Harstrom nine was
in the lead.
l
Pulpit press and public endorse the
pictorial reproduction or Oberammer-
can Its People and Their Plays. as
given by Mr Henry Ellvaorth who
will appear at Hoyt' 11 Theatre. Sunday,
March 11, afternoon at 3. evening at 8
ocloek. under the auspices of the Nor-
Walk Aerie No. 558}
——'i'he largest and best line Merceriz.
ed Petticoats to be found. $1.25 each.
M. S. Smith & Co.
Congressman Hill. of this district
has been appointed a member of a
special 1ommittee named by the ways
and means- committee of congress to
draft a bill providing for the exemp
tlon flom internal revenue in: of grain
alcohol rendered unfit for drinking
purposes and designed for domestic
and industrial uses. 'lhe other mem
bers \of the committee ale Congress—
men Payne. Boutelle. Clark and tin
derwood.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
.____._
Session Held Yesterday With Mi-s.
Philip N. Smith. .
The Friday Afternoon Club met yes—
terday with Mrs. Philip N. Smith. 21
Bnyvlew svenue. The program was
rendered as follows:
Paper—Anna Karenina,
'Miss Sndie Dibble.
l’upetk-An Estimate of 'l‘olstol,
Miss lioudon.
Selected readings from TolstOi'a works.
Miss Lauder. Mrs. Dayton, Miss Weed.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next club meeting will
be March 2 at the homo of Mrs. Hor»
lice R. Nash ll. Eimwood avenue.
1-...
ARRESTED
POWELL
AGAIN.
Robert Powell was pluced under or-
rest again last night by the Norwalk
ROBERT
and vugrnncy. He was found in Hib-
ernian Hall in Wall street by Ollicer
Brynn H. Silk.
it is said that when he was located
he was using an American flux for
:1 pillow 11nd 1111 irish flag us a blank-
et. In court this morning, the V111;-
runcy charge Was not pressed but he
toxlcntlou.
ENTERTAINED AT PROGREsslVE
PINOCHLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Nowlun
entertained a company of friends at
progressive pinochle lust evening nt
their home. ill Orchard street. The
highest. scores were 111111111 by Mrs. R.
M. Hutchlson and Stephen Valentine.
while the consolation prizes went to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews. After
the game refreshments were served.
PASTI MES BEAT CADETS.
The Pastime. Jrs.. bout the Cudct
second team at the Armory last night.
The finnl score was fourteen to four.
The Pastime tnltudger met the Cadet
first team manager before the gallon.
He said the Cadets were not nirsid.
but hud no open dates at present. The
Outlets and Winnipnuks are the only
tennis that have defeated the}? stimes
this sent-on. 'I‘ht" Pastimes Won
fourteen games and lost four.
MEETING OF THE JENNINGS CLUB
The regular weekly meeting of The
Jennings Club will be held tomorrow
noon in the South Norwulk Congrega-
111111111 Church. Hurry St. John will be
the leader. and the subject will be
Christ. Among His Children. All young
men nt'e cordially invited to be pros-
enl.
«-
ALWAYS WAIT
ING
for better oppor.
tunities is poor
policy. it is far bot-
tor to stone upon
them no they oc-
cur. lf you have
a few dollars on
hand. don't wait
for more before
starting 11' bunk a1:-
eount. Come to
THE IOUTH
NORWALK
TRUST COM.
PANY. .
Make your first.
deposit and you
will find it easy to
motile the second.
Houses are built
to brick at s time.
So are large bank
accounts.
till 3111111111111
3‘ MAD] 1’
15¢ .
OOLEMIN’G
loom mas.
’ 10 ANIsz ”Wm-
: m
-01....“ ‘ m m
t
1
police and charged with intoxicution ~
was given 30 days and costs for in— .
ustom TallOri
That“: '5 Rights
' By combining all the advantages of the individual tailor with
those of s great‘wholesale tailoring house. we are able to produce
suits and overcoa‘ts to measure so much better inffit and quality than
the teller 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 woolensl'loo've your mea-
sure, and we’ll guarantee your satisfaction or keep the clothes.
Spring suits and overcoats to order, $18 to $45.
Spring hats are all ready, in all the new blocks. stiff and soft,
$3. 00 and $2. on.
Spring over-coats, suits and furnishings are arriving daily.
South Norwoik. Tel. Coll. am.
e
‘ ‘ .
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
F. P. C. Chick Manna. . A special 10 days food pe-
culiarly adapted f0r the most critical period of little
chicks.
D. M. Chick Food. A clean mixed 1111.111 and granular
feed (to be fed dry) to insure continued success in de-
velopmg and maturing chicks 111111 turkeys which have
been fed the that ton tluys on Chick Murine. Contains
no grit no oyster shells whltll can be provided at less
cost.
Grain that seems cheap in price is pretty sure to be
cheap in quality. Pay enough. and be certain. you get
what you pay for. ,-, 1 ‘w -
Snifiily Oat‘s That‘s Clean
MANUEL T. HATCH. '
i
A FULL LINE OF
Spoulding’s Baseball 111111111
including mils. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc.
At W. P. BEERS’
49 WALL 8T.. NORWALK. 6 80. MAINIST" 80. NORWALK.
110 POSitions
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Weeks.
lCommcrcloi Cour-c \ ‘
111 MERRILL PAY” WELL
Enroll Next Walt.
M. A. MERRlLL. 9111111111111.
Fertilizers
For Farm. Gordon. Lawn and Ononohomu.
Supor-Phosplufo of Limo.
Ground Bonn. Ashes. Plotter. Afr-Slookod
Limo and 3mm Manon,
Mapoa'. Bradloy's. Wilson '1 Spoon! Forflllzors
A! RAYMOND BROS.
111.11.116.11. F Iour
Ben Hill Flour. bbl. $51.25): baa. 690.
UNITED GROCERY oo.‘
80. Nol‘wollt. Conn.
20 NORTH MAIN IT. 49 PORT IT.
00 NORWALK. 0T1 IAIT NORWALK, OT.
”I'll“ m. TIL. 81M
WEE-W». mums
Edison Phonographs.
One Dollar Per Week.
_A. J. Angovlne 81 S9n.
ruan'runI. I'm.
in Wooh'l‘ngton on. to. Borouolk.
i
yo!
‘ "peclal
For Todail Onlu.
311111111» Candy. 29c lb.
Someoot Toffee, _}, 376 lb.
Chocolate Almolld Brittle, 3711 lb.
Old Fashioned Chocolates. 2311 lb
Chocolate Molasses Puffs. 371: lb.
‘: Apollo Carameli, 1.1.1....11. 370 111
The l‘lltfforli Pharmacy
"1.. GALL. 111—2.
Maples utilisation: oo.
“WWI.
COMMISSION ooolttos.
Stocks. Bonds. Groin and
Calm.
8M 1 Oorlult llook. to. Nofwoilt.
TODAY lhl WALL STREET
WAI [1‘4 S'l‘REl’l 10'. it) a. m.~—'lhe
stock market today opened active and
tructtonally hinhol for 11 lulge major-
ity of issues. Prominent exceptions
tune I' ulou Flu-glib St. Paul and Eric.
which made small losses. Anaconda
fell 2 14. Time was no conspicuous
feature amongst the advances, but
Rao1]iug.Ncw Yolk Central Norfolk
8: Western. Wabash pill and l’copie‘. ‘
, (ins gained large f1'n1tiona.
WALL STREPT ll 11. m. ~Seiliug
on the opening advances found the
market irrationally below yesterday‘s
closing Ilen1ling.l'nlon P111':.iii1 St.
Paul and Amalgamated (‘opper proved
the most vulnerable. 'lho completion
of this selling found the market sup-
ply of stocks small. and when attempts
to cover were made when rose ugutu
to the opening 11111111"). or above
WALL STREET Close. ~—’l‘he weak
outing of Consolidated Gas unsettled
the market and prices vieldeti all
around after the appearance of the
bank statement There welt» slight
{convenes but the closing was irregu
ur
TODAV'B QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples 8: Goldscbmidi 00.00111-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norw’alk. Telephone 153.
Open High low Close.
Amni. Cop, 108% 10853} 111711. 107711
A. (‘1. 81 l". (‘10., 4121/3 42711 4l7iq 417.41
A111, Cot. (ill 33% 33% 33% 33%
A111. ire. 4611, 46‘}; 46!»; 46".»
A111. hour, Tl 'l'l-‘ii. filth. 70%.
Am. Smelt ”17% 1577/11 156% 1.37%
Alli. Sugar It'll/g Hill. 139%; 139711
I‘. to s 111». 9411. 913/. 113114. 9331..
litilto. (.1. Ohio “0% 110% 110% HOV.
B’.klyn R. 'I".. 88% 83% 83% 82%
(‘hes & Ohio 57 57% 1'17 57
Chi & N. W. 226 227 226 227
Ch. Gt. West 21 "i 2033 2031.1
(‘1. M. & Si. P.177'11'1 177% ”6% 176%
l.ol l“ &l. 111w. 111111; 65% 65%
Con. (his. 155% l:’1.'1151 ”12% 153
Eric. 4331’. 4.111. 427.. 4:1
Eric lst. l". 78% 78% 78 78’1".
Gen. Ilec. 111895117014 “59% ltiii‘l;
bull. Noah, NEW. 147% Hill/g 146%
Met. 31. Ry. no 1111 1111 no
Mex. Cent. 25 2'3 24% 2471’.
M. K. & T. 35711 35% .‘lfl 31')
M. K. & 'l‘. p. 71% 71413 7th; 71%
M0. Pile. Hill-i" 100% [00151 100%
Not. head. 82% 82% 81% 82
N. Y. Celt. Holt; ”8111. 147 147%
Norf. & West. 877.11 88% 87711 88%.
()nt. & West. {11111z tit-'11. 511/2 5.11.1.
Penn. R. R. 139 lilil “381/. 138%
Pet). (Ins. 99% 97% 97% {it'll
Pres. S. Car. 54 514% 133% 153%
Reading 129%] lilti- ii. 12893129'4
Rep. Steal. ill 'Il 31 ill
Rock island 27% 27V. 2.5% 25%
South. P1111. 67% till/.1 66% 87
8011. By. C11. 411%. 40% 391/; 39%
Tom. (T. to l. it'd) lid) 150 150
Texas. Puc. 34M; 34%. 341,41 34%
Union Par. lint-ii. 153% Milli. ”12%
U. 8. Rubber 54 54 53% 53%
U. S. Steel “it; MM 4) 41%;
llill. 8. Steel p, liltl711 ili7 lilti 106113
anbnsh 23% 23% 23% 23%
Wnliltflh 11. 507.11 {107111 507,11 {10741
Bank statement.
Reserves. Inc ............... “350,0th
Reserves. U. S. Inc. ........ l.73tl.tltlil
litmus. Doc. ................ 22,258,200
Specie Dec .................. 4.400.800
Lentil 'l‘vt‘ttlt-t' 1,)le. .......... l,443.500
Deposits. Dov. ............. 27.6l8.000
Circulation 1111.- ............... MLTOO
M...........H...-—.......
NORWALK CLUB POOL GAME.
1-“
Dr. Chumor Defootod Dr. Wood by a
Close Score of 85 to 88.
ill W. l. Wood 1111111111111 Charles
ll..Cl1ulllunt.85. w0re contestants last
night ill the pool tournament of the
Norwnlk Club. D1 (.‘hnllmnl won by
the close score of so to tilt. The score
by f1 nines follow:
Wood, 90. pits-mgr. all.
ii
i f1~~l ' lilwl
til 23-4
25—4 31
27’11 43
34 til->2
ill till—4
54 it“!
153 61—4
76 till
iii-t 70w:
83~i 80~2
its-ml till
‘ 'l'll'e some now being played are to
. decide the mend one.
W
Pftmcl Tut. TOUR.
NEW YORK. March to “Prince
Tonlt Tue. at the Chinese imporlnl
commission. today visited General I‘.
D. Grant at Governors island for an
inspection of tho headquarters of tho
may of tho not tilt opriooo
‘m’fourmonboroof ops
W totintudyotthoinfitnmmtom
' AW :
Head to-Fool 011111111115.
Are showing SPRING LASTS of their SMART. SNAP?
5.81 P. Footwear
FOR MEN.
'4.
Exclusive Patterns 11
Spring Shirts and 1111111
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
the newest effects in woolens
and worsteds at reason-
able prices
4—0-1-
We are showmg a good selection oi
CLEVER CLOTHES FOR ME"
in the New Spring Models.
Li
r
0111 Store. a helpful factor to tho Buying "
lio Useful to Others. and You’ll be happy
Are you looking for good Tub Butter? if so turn your stop: title will
i am supplying I rent want Just now. an according to report there II a M
of poor otuff given out. Fine Juno Creamery, 271: lb. .
Clover Print Butter, 35:: lb. ' 9
Fresh arrival of our Padang Java and true Mocha Coffee. A. on III-
ducemont for new customers to try it, i will give a small can of cream. wit
every pound on Saturday. ‘
Or the same cream with every ha if pound of Dibble'o Mixed or III Ir—
28c.
Tel.
l offer some fine lor‘ge Lemons at 20c doz; also small Orange: on
price.
Canned Blueberries for pie. etc.
East", Nice goods. 2 cans, 26c.
conned Block Raspberries, finest quality, cheaper than the dried.
Freon Eggs. 25c dozen.
. Spinach. fresh arrival, 25c peck. » .
Will have fresh arrival of Cake Saturday. Nice and fresh. 20c lb
There arrived here this week a fine new machine for cutting D
Beef. You should come in and no it's fine work. Cut: on thin as pupil"
and will cut Bacon to perfection. lt' lo a beauty, and does beautiful
Hope to nerve and please.
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Coll 26-4.
Much thought of by people tram lino“
g.
J oseloff’s.
A FRESH LOT or H. 0. cos GOODS war RECEIVED. con 11‘
1:01.113 ARE AFTER THE PREMIUMS THEY FIND moms '01! 7
PACKAGES. HERE to AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU To on '1']
cooos AT A REMARKABLY LOW PRICE. 9 ‘ "
A FULL LINE or LENTEN enscmu. w: CORDIALLY owl"
vou 70 CALL AND EXAMINE oun FULL LINE or 1111111111711“
DOMESTIC sAnolNEs. KIPPERED Hannm'o, 1.1111111199111111 , "
sousco MACKEREL. BROILED MACKEREL. oousso HERRtNu‘Gy', "
ersn. sl-lnlMP, eALMON AND Fle.“ "
2 Pkgo. H. 0. Co): Oatmeal. 251:
2 Pkgo. H. 0. do]: Pancake Flour, 2511
3 Pkgo. H. (5. Co}: Buckwheat. 251:
3 Pkgo. H. 0. Co): Paw-nos Onto, 251:
2 "Phys. H. o. 0030 Gusto, 25c Brook Trout, pol- con.
2 Pkgo. H. o. Colo Force. 251: Sound Mockorol nor can,
A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES—LETTUCE. CELIRV,’ ‘IPlNA
PARQNIPS. ETC.
Louis J 09210
I
3 Cam Inaportod Sardines,
German lit-ouch Sardines. 11.1 WW
Sardines. por con. . ,
Kipporod Herring, por eon,
72 NORTH MAIN eraser. oouru NORWALK. ”
TEL. CA LL. 19M
DON’T WORRY! SMILE.j
Have your \i‘lliilg llltltlglli up to requirclueuts and WW
l't'Ill. ”It 1'01”? till lilNlIIilllt‘t‘.
lite Rood & Volt Electrical bompally
W1- guarantee all our “Olit'.
pct
“w“._u_w M.~.~......._.... .....1.1~u........__.4ou
FIRE DRIVE! OUT WORUHIPPlRll ,converled into I tempo
---- uvarai women being
Till-0o Honored Persons Wore in Jo. a f 111 Two no on
wish synagogue t . New York. coin by tho cm ' ‘
NEW YORK. More 11 ltl.—~'l‘hreo htm- neorby police moon.
dred persona worshipptnl in the Je- old and odmlnl’torod
wish Syringe ue. Auschol Noer. were , The tire rm coo ..
driven out t 11y. many suffering slilht shop. hoist anti
injuries and having clothing torn in department bolero l _
n panic caused by make which that» me. The llamas
ed in large volume into the tent .
from 11 fire on the floor shove. MUTINOUI OOIW-
synno o is below o teller shop at . JWN or”
139% saloon street and the fire lltttrt
all In this shop. ~Oon1iolnned convicts
All the injuries were indicted duo
in: o frantic strangle in the narrow
door-wore! the Immune. Policemen
with duh clubs hot! to slum upon m
thou struggling for exit in this door» in the circuit court m
my. 'l‘ho «moot women.“ when than Merlin to in
tbmworotmrloolntholroupooo. so mm
allergen on end or
guilty hovin 1«
Gourd 1111111 Oh! it the
of November :4 lat,
q I
first otwtodthopoiloomoo totito
. A meow Indohiitlron gun
WW Wong's“ outfitted
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