F‘Iir and four sud con- hilt pressure For Norwuik and vicinity: colder tonight. The”, tinned cold. An Iron is control over the All)”: valley it is producing or with low temperatures em and central sect The lowest temperature reported VIII. forty-two de- grees below zero at White River, Git ads. Freezing temperatures extend for south as Membhifl.,Tenn. This (tron of high pressure will movie slowly east- Will it and produce in this vicinity plou- enui weather except possibly hurries of snow and it decided on in tempera- ture with brisk. Westerly winds. , W Douglas mm» Post 0. A ...R will hold a regulnt meeting this evening lilitloi‘ Chooser. No. 38, R, A. M, will holds: stated convocation. 'l‘ilcs- dny evening. t west ,tlle north ’i‘he Norwhllit. elm Club will meet tonight. at the home of the-secretary. lit West avenue. A meeting of, the v shy of Grace (Ibllrch will be held ednesdny even» ing at the rectory; Slisslpoi‘p l , in... . ions limits the fifteen til ’ Oommlfiledm Hull. 3 PW" l’iuu to Iufimit to mighty muting ,9 ppm- p s and be“? my ellilmglos uses for the coming iiscul yo sub itted toll) lyesio’l tb‘9 dhuulil muslin worry (l: all lieu of Ill .490' wii has been visiting friends in titration] Miss Ma Oetnol. of Ditbbuwy sou Sundry m h Mrs. St. George. of M street, Norwuik‘ given on li‘llillly night by the South N:rwslk Fire Police. has been culled o The T‘llnity Nnv‘nl Cuddle will play a Bridgeport iulsketiinil team on. Fri day night and an interesting gums is expected. The Luciu Helpers will hold a spec; is! meeting at the home of Mrs. E. Gotham. 202 East avenue, Tuesday at 3 o’clock. Every member is urged to he present. ‘ W‘ Matthew E. O‘Brien‘s petition for membership in the F‘nirfield County bar will be the first case taken up in the Superior Court. in Bridgeport. this week, having been neslgnd for to- , will inst iohg, tied oval until the next year there 'wlll be umpic surplus to It is not expected that the in slips on there is nothing to come up except the laying of '9 After the meeting th9 teprssell ill nor. inn W. Paige will not be present. Fessenden is away tel ABCiENTIFlb WONDER. » The cores ism stand to its credit mails Buckles 5 Amino Salve n s tific minder. it cured lb. It. Mui lecturer for thc Potions of Husban- dry, wuynusboro, Pm. of o distressing it heals the worst Cuts, Wounds. Chilliiuins 9nd Sail Rheum. nose of Piles. Burns, ores, Bulls, Ulcers; only 25c at F. ii. Buster s, South walk and E. P. Weed‘ s, Norwnlk drug- stores. ultimatum and rail- 9 or it of n mill“ 9 providw; or. so of dye rtlic uex , . fungi I i ' one hope ni'sy‘be with de out by linux- Miss Jame Bengd‘fct 03 Nulek‘r piloted revenue. [1 not. it will be on! lives The smoker'miioh my to have bwiwill adlourn to the Atlulltic hotel for he indications now ole that Senn- tor Snmucl Fosuondsn and Senator Ai- his health. while Mi. Paige is sheetit on‘ business. m. u, Ml V&’§£.urtfl W VI I'D! PM"??? ‘tool! It IuI , “bum. mm, at. w H for it a“ £73? “)3: uuu‘3gé‘3'glogm Nov i': aura-m Nous/bl” lboi fibril). Ital!“ Romodycof. Chicago or N. ”‘1. MIA“. 1'“ HILLIOI BOXES IURlID iii A “UNION" CEMETERY. CHICAGO. March 12~—lt soon wii be possible in Chicago flu union men to die and be bored under ”thoroughly union” conditions. The last chapter of the, union book of life is n “union" cemetery. Under an impulse given by tho Joint. cigurmukcrs‘ unions» of the city, the movement. look pi-nclicnl shone yesterday. and within it month or No it plot of ground lurge enough for five hundred bousund groves will be reserved strictly for unionists. Nt‘ other Dotson may be buriod there. The cl srmukcrs lluvo ilpploprlnled $15,000 'onl their treasury to carry out the scheme. on in tox. Mi. 1 “lie“ iau lieu drills did it. end said it reminds him of a man be once knew who rushed into a res- taurant and, seating himself It A table. proceeded to took his napkin undoi his chin. Ho thou culled ll waiter and said: “Can I get' lunch hole?" "Yes." responded the wutur in it til tiled manner. “but not a shbutpoo. " wipplhcott's. WW True love does non demand. it do— votes, it done not. ubsorb from unolhor it doors but of its own rich stores to that other v. , . , - 3- .3» - ‘ Long and Round Clams and Oysters. 30:: qt Special Sale of Salmon. Live Salmon. 10c All other kinds of fresh fish at reas- onable prices. Ducross. clen- ford. ‘i‘iivii ‘- ‘KEEP A LITTLE COZY CORNER in your cellar filled with Coal. Wercould continue telling you until (looms-day that we sell good Nor- Misc Lucy A. Wickes, of'Orchard street. is spending a week in Brook- lyn, visiting friends. All smart up-todste women of today. Know how to bake, wean. sing and to Without these talents a wife is N G. Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Ten. Plaisted's Drug Store. Miss Catherine Dllggan, of Fair Hil- ven, is spending a» few days with friends in South Norwslk. Miss Lulu Olmstesd. of Southport, spent Sunday in South Norwsik with her cousin, Miss Edna May Seymour. Our Brothers’ Lodge. 1. 0. (i. F.. of Norwalk, will hold a session this eve- ning, at the lodge rooms, in Wall street. Early risers this morning found the ground covered with a light mantle of snow which had fallen during the night, morrow morning at 11 o‘clock. The Winnipsuk baseball teiun held a meeting yesterday afternoon, but db not do much business in reference to the coming season. The team has sev- puyi ernl games in view. but has not yet arranged a schedule for the season. General Russell Frost. Miller Fred erick A. Hill, Major Eben Hill, Jr.. and Captain Frank D, Layton, of South Norwalk, went to New Haven. this afternoon. to attend the stimuli ban quot of Troop A, Cavhlry, Connecticut National Guard. w The National basketball team do tested the Port Chester team. Sutur day night, score of 34 to 28. good one. in the latter place. by The gums was Snow squalls and sunshine ulter nsting mode Saturday a typical March day. The heaviest of the squalls, one The National team com- prised Messrs. Kauc. 'l‘sllnlsdge, How kins, Noden and Keogh. GENERAL ASSEMBLY JOURNALS. The olilciai journals of the senate and house or 1905 ale now being dis. tributed to state odlcers. members of the general assembly and others en» titled to receive them. Owing to the unusual length of the session Jun- has 1,736 pages and the house journal 1,682 including for each a compre- hensive index of over 100 pages. The clerks completed their recotds about the usual time but printing delays have postponed the distribution. DOCTORI ARE PUZZLED. The remarkable recovery of Ken» neth Mclver. of Vunoeboro. Me, the subject of much lutelest to the medical fraternity end a wide circle of friends He says of his case: "Owing to severe inflammation of the Throat and congestion of the Lucas. three doctors gave me up to die. when. as it lost lestut. i won induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery and I am happy to say it saved my life " Cures the worst Coughs and Colds. Bronchi- a ll nary 4 to July 19, the senate journal - Coal. but it will not make a dent in your memory until the (la) that you decide to give our Coal a trial and are thereby convinced and converted. And from that day forward forsaklng all others, for bettel and not for worse. for richer anc‘ not for poorer, you will buy Cos bf us. be Finis till it. «Xiiiii ———Albert. Guilds. of Stamford. has bought the McMahon residence. in For- iy-stmtlntl street. Rownyton, through (i. W. Donne's ugoncy, of this city. William Moore. who has been sis- iioncd at the Ronmel Shoals light ship is making it short stay in South Norwollt. A regular meeting of St. Joseph's 'l‘ A. B and 11. Society will be held tomorrow evening at the rooms in South Main street. Contractor S. B. Wilson. of Yonkers. formerly of Norwalk. spent Sunday in town. Mr. Wilson reports lots of work in his adopted city. P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. N. E. 0 P. iflld Coult Mnhuokcmo. Foresters of America, are to hold their respective meetings, tomorrow evening. .lohn Mines. of Bridgeport. was one of the Amreicuu soldiers killed in iln- attack on the Moro outlaws lit Mount Dajo, ill tilt‘.‘ Philippines. Henry W. Ireland. for several years employed by H. Ki‘iogcr & Company. hos resigned his position. to take one with the Boost: Pcppurd Company. This is the election of listlessness. headaches and spring disorders. Hoi- lisicr’s Rocky Mountain Tea is u sure preventative. Milken you strong and vigorous. 35 cents. 'l‘cu or 'i‘ulllcts. .l‘luislcd’s Drug store. ~I:—-—--———__ Judge A ill: Austin, who hill! been seriously ill for several weoks. at his boom in West avouuo. is now would crubiy improved. and is believed to in on ”it! mud to memory. A quarterly meeting of the Norwslli Historical and Memorial Library At- .uoriutlon will be held on chuosduy wooing. til it o'clock. A paper of lot-iii inicrcnl will be rent! by Mrs. G. H. Notion, of Dorian. ’i‘licro were seven Isles of reel mtuio in The Norwelko inst week. The morl gugos recorded amounted to 08.860. For the first out in Mural: 1906. there were live sole of real estIto. and mart some of $12.2. wMosl. disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofulo. pimples. fishes. etc. are due to impure blood Burdock Blood so. lets to I 0 II Melton you changed. alum“ nod. elem- skinned. , that occurred early in the afternoon, whitened tho ground for a few mo- ments. but the snow disuppenred very quickly when the flakes ceased falling. 'l‘hc Norwnlk Chnplcr. D. A. R.. will hold its regular meeting on Thurs- day afternoon next, at 3 o‘clock. in the Historical House. West avenue. Norwnlk. The paper of the afternoon F'urms, the subject Compo Raid. bclng Tryon‘s Don‘t wait until you are dependent upon others. before mulling you will. Attend to it while in full possession of your faculties. Look into the ad- vantages of it Trust Company over an individual executor and place your es- tate, in the cure of The South Nm‘Wltlk Trust Company if you would hnvr every provltion of your will carried out just no provided. You fool the life giving current the minute you inks it. A gentle sooth- tnu wurmth, fills the nerves and blond with life. it‘s a real pleasure to lake liolilstcr's Rocky Mountain 'l‘eo. lib cents. Text or 'l‘ublcts. l’lnlstod's Drug Store. 8. A. lioopcr. Judge Stevens. E. Blu- mcuthul, Mr. and Mrs, C, H. Knox and chauffeur, E. B. Church; New York: 0. it. Ssriulu. it‘. it. Sarinin. A. Robin» son, A. Eyerclt. So'utll Norwulk: Wil iium Ii. (ihl'iuly. Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mooney. Windsor Locks i-lownrd l'l, l‘iuvls, Francis H. James. llunbury; David G. Rodgers. Paterson, N. J.. were ill the Hotel Clifford you» tcrduy. (locate ill the Hotel Cliflord, Friday. worn: it‘. A. Johnson, ll. W. Jordon. llouion: 0. ii. Blackburn. 11, New- burgh, H. G. iiuggorty. F. llsll. Schuy- lcr Hszurd. Fruckfiumplweymw. J. G‘Irv‘ln, Mr and W. Bull. York; Willlum M Pussspoc, Newark; Charles L, Kirby New Redford: Mr. and Mrs iii. .7. l-airrhllil. Dover. N. .l.; C. A. Miller. Troy; W. Chose. William Cone. Philadelphia. Although the will has not yet been mounted. a Waterbury puper states 1) Bunch. of Bridgeport, who died i Waterbury ii few days info. gives t his widow I life use of his real estate‘ and provides for on equal division of the estate lmtwocu his two sons upon Mrs Beach‘s death The will hours the hits 0 Aulllllt 28. 1M. Ind dimes“ Andrew Bosch. I brother of the tolistor living in Anuonis. us executor o - i.I¢alIInuIIII MBOML FRIIH OR CORNID PLAT! . SHOULDER ITIAK ROUND ITIAK . GUT’I‘ROM ouolcu com no emit. .. 6c LIJ 26 LION $1.00 10:: LI 14c LI. l... i IIIIIIAOOIIAIIIIIIOI will be given by W. H. Bill-r, of Greens ' that George W. Beach. father of Henry To“! “23%; . flue?“ IIiI ‘l‘uIIIIy. laws 1 its, Tonsilitls, Weak Lungs. ness and LnGl'ippc. (luurunlred ll. Buxicr's, South Norwalk, :iud Wood's, Norwnik. drug store. and $1.00. Trinl bottle [rt-c. The sumo kind of blind fniih which icnds it man to tickle the hind boots of a mule is that which lends ililll to trust certain kinds of women. HOYT S THEATRE u—c—It—I ONE NIGHT ONLY mouosv. MARCH 121‘s. NEIL BURGESS Himself And His Big New York Revival 0 COUNTY FAIR. Management of Sutherland and Tower. 2 Osrioldo of Scenery, Horus See the Live Hot-III in the Thr Race Scene. Vaudeville flatworm Acts. Not I Dull Moment. 2 CompIuIII in One. Prices—25o, 504: Ind 76:. 1st 4 Rowo in Orchestra-41.00. HOYT'S THEATRE. MATINIB AND NIGHT, THURSDAY, MARCH 16TH. ITETIDN'I Original Big Double Spectaculsr duo «of UNCLE TOM'I CABIN, The IurhuM of Thom Ail. Under the MInInemcnt of LEON w. WASHIURN. More Grand Novelties Theo Ev Gorgoodb Electrical Effects. Two Bron Bonds. Two Funny M Two MiIol'lIviouI Top-in. Genuine Ilium cm WIikIrI. Buck Ind Wing DInoIrI. MIiI Ind I'Imsdo abort-Ills. 30 Pool". Dooliiu Ind Iloodb'oundo. Beautiful Chariots Ind TIblIqu. Wagons Dawn by HItidIomu InItlInd Ponies. Grsnd Vision Ind Trunuformstlon Icon -Ivu and Hot- Golden Chariot WATCH FOR THI Ila ITREIT PARADI. Grand Future This Inns of Uncle Dam: The Oval JIpInIII Irui. KumorI. Ind the Ionian (I II. Kuropotk in, g‘omet FI Matinee ..... Night Into New on Isle. HOYT’I THEATRE. ON! NIGHT ONLY. IA'I'URDAY. MARCH 17TH. The menu If m III-In. DAVID HiGGiNI, in on Roman If I “mutually motto. Ono Int lot "MouquIi" to Win. fAmIrlol'v 3";A'TMWL:H SM": lgil'! 7km! Bourne- POPULAR HAMUSEMFN IcInIry‘ with Beautiful 104: and 20s 100. 20c Ind 300. A: . and lining in Direct . Run in 3 333» mono slots no til”. Early e . iuuds ~ of Spring wenruhlcs are putting in‘ their uppcornncc. 'l‘hc Slur und Mounrch Negli- gee Shifts in till the now col~ oriugs. pickle and stripes, $1.50 and 31.00. An alluring army of the fam- our Kciscr Neckwcur, ill greys, blues, olive, green. etc New arrival of fancy llnlf Hose illld Handkerchiefs, lit 25c. at I“. E. P. (die It TS l the 690" Menduy. Wednesday Ind Eto. Illing IIturdIy Evening; USEPH [i llfi. TAILCR, owfrulns. sums. FURNISHER. P I II Wellington St. 80. Hand! ro , "outfits lift out " or. IrkI. Gon- In‘Ir- , ratio. 3 \ n. shot with both ‘ matron and style. 3 Sprlno stylus New Rudy“ PHONE in "l f3 Willi Papers w. have endeavored at all times to bring our customers the best the market afforded, and our selection of handsome wall covering: this season we think a crowning triumpth. We are anxious to have your judgment upon them. Our Pellet- Hangers ‘bnderuiand longing wall paper. u.__... Ending, Lamps, Houseiuiulshinn Goods. Printers' Supplies. TO ORDER. Window Shades, Picture Framing. seeclAL Cloth Window Shades with Fringe. 25c; White Curtain Poles. with Fix- tures, 10c. .__~. Painting and Panel Hanging. L. H. DECKER, 87 Waihln‘gion strut. Tol. Con. South Not-walk. test bodies! 21 lbs. Gialluluied Sugar 81.00 Our Very Best Butter, per 1b.. 25c 3 lbs Pure Loaf Lard, 25c l lbs. Compound lard 26c 3 plugs. Mother's Oulllloal. 7 bars Ozone Soup, 2 pkgs. Groom of Wheat, 2 none Bartlett Posts. 3 calls Milk, 3 lb. cun Belted Bolus. 10c; 3 lbs, 25¢ A.Stull, 24 Cottage Ave. East Not-walk, ct. 25c 260 250 250 Tel. OIII, 228—4. the expected corner room. the boy win- dow. or the room thou gets no son.» Buy to built and to extinguish ‘ mam is Bill. Ill Willi“! Bil Ji. .4 “ loi'v‘i :lfle‘ ilit til? rebuttal 25¢ his stepmother und incl told the wii- "' Lilian w “it Evidences of spring. are totbt season. You'll be particularly interested when We tell ye Fiat Fish. 5 lbs.. , 250 Weak FiIh, , . so It) i shop will be arrayed in the bright, fresh merchandise of Sincoes and White Fish, lilo Steak Cod. 12c 3”,“... Maker“, 12,: these new goods are rightly bought and are going to or White Halibut, " 12o sold “2m“ ““er 10" oases ooooe SECTION ' sm“- 12° 3 . AT ire seer . Haddock, 7‘3 . High-water mark now in the dress Shad, 10c goods section. Range of styles range Fresh Herring, 7c of calms, rungs of prices most com- plots. Wool shepherds checks in black and white and blue and white. Very special at 60c yard. A full range of colors in nil-wool luln‘s veilings and nibntross, lit 60c o yard. 38 in all wool black and white. blue and White, browu and white, and nov- oity mixtures. at 600 yard 45 in. wool brilliuntlno all colors, line of the newest colors at 590 e To Adm” lids MAY uisrows espresso _ Spring is in Evlcl These evidences m strengthening. and before long the W seen in every section of n in luck broadcloth, in oil also block, at Ii .00 a. yard. » 52 inch all Wool block Freud special at 890. THE EELLING OF BILKB There's little to wonder st silk selling is so active. Never silks so academically 3 priced. choose now you get a pick oi! t A beautiful assortment of China silks, at 500 n yard. 3 20 inch all silk taffeta. new‘sh at 750 a yard. 27 inch black taffeta silk. 31 special at 89c a y.urii , 36 inch black taffeta silk soft ll yard \3 83185 Wushi Somethl Comin in every day. You‘ll be given to make the colleCtion the as WASHINGTON STREET. 533? Let us introduce our high gm to you. of Alb ver Laces for Waists, which buy: just arrived. T e" 1' ing newness of the patterns will charm you Every effort th You shall be the judges. ’Do on the favor to investigate. N. E. RYAN. Coal It Will‘keep yOu warmed for less money than any one? Coal you can buy. Try a ton when your bin is empty. dSPECIAL SALE OF emcee! SATURDAY, 7 P. M. TO 10 P. M. 25c WRITING PAPER 10c Eaton-Hurlbut Highland Linen. Whiting and other well-known makes. All new. fresh stock—no odds and ends. AT NELSON S. st 31 u y std notion Street. n9 New. delighted with our lot on best to be foundy in this lot! scorn uoswut cost de Lehigll Jeddo or Highlands &Al I MRS. SCHAVIOR WITNESS iN BUT- LER MURDER TRIAL. invested in n fetching tun colored gown of the. latest mode. Mrs. Ellis Boliuvlor wns culled by the state in tho lilltlcr murder trial und guvc lln pol‘unt testimony. Silt: snid tilul IJcL-oy ~inller, tho. oc- ctlt-lcll, wus l‘iiiiii‘fi'i‘l at her house in Blumford. Hi‘ iouM not agree with boss that hp was forced to givc up all his wagon. During the night of March 9, when the murder was com- mittccd. she had occasion to cull be toy and found him out. This was about. 11 p, to. She heard Leroy come in about 1. after she and her husband had retired. I Dr. Schovior testified that he had never heard Leroy utter tiny threats against ills mother The morning of» tor Mrs Butler was murdered the boy scouted slightly disturbed. but shed no tears. A bullctt taken from Mrs. But- ler body Was shown to Dr Shuvlor and he was asked to compare it with one taken from his own box of cartridge» The witness said the cartridges come from tho some box. ad STOP THAT GOLD or it may result in Pneumonis. Bro zillsn Balm is br'olildn up colds when- :ggr glad.“ ultno‘ t wvii “limitt “among, c . too. ‘0 dial om“! militia”; stat wilful-tulip. WALIH RON CONGRIII. (From the New Haven Moder.) hoilticinus throughout. the State are discussing it poculinr fact in coupon»: lion with the mount Republican din-'9 B3121 hold at, the Dnnbury ltepublic’euui1 lil While many of the favorite sons of hlrfloid County were there and toasts drunk to their mod health. the nuns df congressman to. Hill woo not once dignified by the Ilisrs of the eve- on. Sumuei Fessondon and lloil Paige received fluttering evidences of upprovol. but Congress- muu Hill was neither present nor wIs in Jack of all us . .7 —«::.—~...... its is not what the people wont when ‘5" require good workmanship. - is done right end wheel is done, in done. ARTHUR E. 'ENIDID‘}. , Plumbing, Tinnlng Ind Stunt Fl 6 Monroe Street. 8o. Not-um 1847. PLUMBING AND 81‘ HEATING. , not WATER and. , HOT MIR 3 . 0V VII AND Tl sun TIN woo, “or“ """‘ O'I'illo" ”a. . iti'fltim stomp RAN THE JONliisdz HOT '7 WALL Omar“? N ' I Icy ll estsblisllo till ”I‘m? chucks fill! surplus, modal-ml W title lib-L. cost .iMnn A letter rend sxpiuiuing his absence. good deeds he has done for Full-field County during his career in Con» Irons. it is listed that when CongrssImIn Hill comes up for renomlnsnou El«iii find ills oppouon will to suite Taoism" Jumout‘ club. of Green M . » In... a" N0 snooker referred to him or tile “0 0n and utter tl‘uosm ,; 6, Pier' 28, t .N‘ of Dovér stroll). Ive Sunday) at t p. in. st Norwullt up to i I. Non/sill up to 8:20 to Fill NOIWALK I'i' Awning J. Imitil LIIIII.
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