M stir
; . , Smart
If so and full description and rent.
21W. an ammonium. nulls for sums * .
mu presented . sawmill to list
' . all" piano y. Tummui o amount
n . » ' . .
if i
‘Illula. la the
. in! or Iii riuttll
” or lira. Willis
Henry. of M . cayenne.
- m
nil-I. .-
Tho selectmnnare sending out, re.
quests for. proposals for the new Wood-
en, bl'lilfitbvilL Hello lsli‘lud today. No-
ticesure being sent out'mf low as
well ill! locally. authors are bu two
.hridge builders here Who take this
kind of.worlrz
o -—-e~'n-~ A artistetlagonvocutiou of illltlcr Chap-
5., A, , ter,‘ 0. ‘,
1‘VI .“m-STON .1. tomorrow night at 8 o’clock. The
4 “ .. , deputy grand high priest of the Most
Excellent Grand Chapter will be pres-
ent on an official visit. After the work
there will be refreshments, and all
Royal Arch Masons are invited.
Inuihwsiluttt
Sale of Petticoats at new; Sop
ad, » '
n.-
The late Mrs. Mary Jane Wilmarth,
who died at the home of her daugh-
ter recently, was one of the first. mem-
bers of the W. C. 'l‘. U. in South Nor-
Walk. She was genial and generous,
always in her place, until sickness and
long distance compelled her to lay
Novels, we each. at w. A. Bugger-
man's . ,~m aside the work. As her body grew
. ‘ . w, __ weak her mind grow brighter, until.
Specinls in meats at "the Public. Mar- the end “‘23
km. See ad.
THE SHRINERS' TRIP.
-——_..
'l‘hreo’lhonsand new colored views
at (kllcmnn‘s. ‘ See ad.
.41.
Several Norwalk People Will Probably
Go to Los Angolan.
Norwulk Shrlncrs have received oni-
clal notification of :the excursion or
the New England temples of the order
to has Angeles, Cal., next. month to
utttmd the sees us of the imperial
Council. James . Porter, of Dan-
btiry, will be one of the delegates from
A Pyramid Temple, of iirldgeport.
' The pilgrimage wili~cover'a period
of thirty~one days, from April 28 to
May 28. and will be under the auspices
of Pyramid Temple, of Bridgeport;
Sphinx, of Hartford; Melba of Spring-
field. Mass; Palestine, of I’rovidence,
it. 1.; Aleppo, of Boston. Mass; Cora.
of Lewiston, Men, and Belttash Temple.
of Concord, N. H. .
Tile itinerary of the trip is a capti-
vating one. Besides the principal cities
the excursion is planned to lake in the
Royal Gorge of Colorado, and the
Grand Canon, 0 Arizona, 011 the way
out. This has . you been arranged by
any excursion before. as railroad men
have always figured on Colorado our
way and Arizona on the return, or
vice vcr‘sa. 0n the return trip the ex-
curslon train comes by way of the Co-
from a strokoof apoplexy at her home nadiun Pacific railway, which runs
in Connecticut avenue” through some of thc grcudcsl sci-nor)
. WM in the world.
The. regular weekly praycr inccting
will be held on Thursday night ill IIll‘
South NOI‘WiiIIi Baptist. church.
\ Great vaitflosdn dress goods at tho '
iloston Store. “ . See all,
Try a tonof Harris & Gans‘ Jeddo
coal when your bin is empty.
Something seasonable at Joseloff‘s.
The ad. will tell you all about them.
Try Lorenzo Dibble‘s dried beef.
They slice it while you wait. See ad.
Tooth brushes that you can depend
on at the Clifford Pharmacy. See ad.
A question easily answered will be
found in the New York Grocery ad.
today.
High grade sample suits at greatly
reduced prices, at Gottliob's. See ad.
for prices.
The Zeiti’nss Phnrnnlcy has a fresh
stock of Seeds. ~"l‘ltcy guarantee all
their scli., ‘
__._..,—_——
Mrs. William Morton is suffering
AGAIN.
Michael Sullivan the snow old Mich.
ael, who has bccu betorc the town
coilrl so often, was brought in Satur-
day by Consthblo loodwiu and Spec.
lal Officer Gilmore on charges of
drunkcnncss and breach of the pcucc.
Sullivan was over on the Washington
street bridge and whcn reprovcd by
Ofllcer Gilmore for making a distur-
bance, escaped acress the hue into
.— East Norwalk and defied the oiliccr.
~11asketbali, Armory. tonight Co. Constable Goodwin, however, got him.
to vs. (jolonials_ of N, y_ Nutmegs v5 This morning Michael was scntcnccd
Pastimes. Adm. 25c. Dancing 10.12, to sixty days in jail, whereat liewink-
ed at the reporter and looked pleasant
at the prospect of two months of good
food and warm quarters,
Your surplus money will learn you
folii‘ per cent. at the South Norwolk
Savings ilank. iicad the all. iii this is
suc.
The polls for the election of n nom-
inating committee at the Norwalk
Club will be open this evening for the
last time. .
-.—.~
George Carkqu Norwalk, the veto
ran actor. is now playing in Agustus
'i‘harnas' production at Duly's theatre
in "The‘ Embassy Ball.”
w—
Nothlng in the world adds to self-
NUTMEG CLUB POOL.
’l‘wo games wore played Saturday
night. in tho pool tournament of thc
. old.“ . ‘
‘Spitllltllll
F. 1?. C. Chick Manna.
cullarly adapted for the most critical
chicks.
By combining all‘thc advantages of the individual tailor with
those of a great wholesale tailoring house, we aroable to produce
s its and overcome to measure so much better in fit and quality than
it. A. M” Wm ho MM the tailor can give your“: 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, $18 to $45.
“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.
.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
A special 10 days food pe-
pcriod of little
D. M. Chick Food. A clean mixed grain and granular
feed (to be fed dry) to insure continued success In de-
VEIOpfllg‘finfl maturing chicks and turkeys which have
been fed the first tcn days on Chick Manna. “Contains
no grit, no oystcr
cost.
shells, which can be provldc’d at less
(train that seems rhcap In price is pretty salts. to bo
chcap in quality.
what you pity for.
Pay cuough, and be certain you get.
_‘n,-M:lllly' Cat‘s That‘s (llcnn. . ‘
.
- , .-
g’s Baseball
including mils. cloves. balls. toe plates.
MANUEL T. HATCH. ,
. ,1... ‘52:!“ .. ...
'A FULL LINE OF7
heel plates etc. ;
AtW. P. BEERS’
49 WALL ST., NORWALK.
I
4
( Sheffield Stecl a point.
.
stocks got progressively lower.
11 o‘clock the market got in a rut. and
. \
E(icscstlng.
I I consctl a slight sagging clscwhcrc in
Goods
6 80. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK.
Tooth: Brushes
When you want a Tooth Brush
for service. let us show you our
special.‘
They are the best Brushes for
the money we have ever been
able to obtain. They are guar-
uutccd to ho absolutely perfect.
ii there should be any dissatilr
i’uctlon thc purchaser gclu a new
'lirued‘l free of charge.
lhc Illifford Pharmacy
TEL. cALL, 15—2.
(ImomflM)
DOMMISSION BROKERS.
1
Cotton.
Swan: O Corbett ,llook. lo. Nomalk.
Maples ti Goldschmldt co.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
..TODAV IN WALL STREET
WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. lil.-'i‘hc
iuixcll changes from Saturday‘s prices
shown in the opening dealings in the
stock market today were unintiucnced
by the London market. in which prices
of Americans were advanced ' before
the opening horc. Gains were mostly
amongst. lhc specialties and the pre-
vniliug trend was downwards. Poo-
\ pic's Gus rose, a point. Anaconda. I'cll
, Northcrn Pacific 1 1~2 and Sloss
WALI. S'i‘REI'l'l‘, 11 a. ni.—-rllusincss
in tho iirst hour consisted of a series
of narrow swings in which scloctcd
About
there was scarcely cnough trading to
‘ keep attention riveted on the tape.
WAld. STREET, Noon.——()nly a few
specialilcs inutle noticeable move.
meals. The general list was slug-
gish and ”11‘ trading listless and unin—
llcading run 011' u poiilt at
noon. lloilds were hcnry.
WALL S’I‘Rldlé’l‘, 1 p. iu.—--'l‘hc cx-
tcntion of Reading‘s dcrlluc of 1 BS
tililcngo i'nion Traction stock 1 to ‘1
points and the Havana liloctric stock
:zuiui-d :3 to it, .
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report Over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschnlidl (lo, Com
mission Brokers. Swnrtz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.
Ainal (Top. 107% 1083.. 1073;. 105‘
A. (T. '& Rf (‘20., 42% 421,. «it! ~12
Am. Cot. 011. 331.9. 33%; 33%» iii)
Am. 100. 16%. l? «155;. 47
Am. Loco. TI) 701,1.- 70 70%
Am, Smelt 1511,; 15711.. 156 1577..
Am_ Sugar 140 1101/; Ht) 140
A. 'l‘. & S. Ft! 935% 9-1 93% 9311,;
Built). & Ohio 110% 1107.; 1101A; 1107..
il'kiyii. R. '1‘. 821,4; 8-114 82% 8351’.
Chos. & Ohio 56% 5631’. $.1in 56%
Ch. GI. West. 211.1 "21%.. 21“.... 211.3
C. M, 8; St P. 176% 176.7,. 1761.4; 1751/3,
Col. I“. &. i. (35 551,... 64% 135
( sympathy. A court's decision :nlvnuccd
Nutmeg Club. E. C. Gregory, rated at
100, defeated Fredecrlck Ranch, with
the sumo rating, by the score. of 100 to
75. irving Horton. 75 defeated lll-
ruin Hull. 50. The iuttcr secured 29
balls.
NORWALK RESIDENT ARRESTED.
Oiilccr Bryan H, Silk found It neces-
sary Saturday night to arrest ll man
who had been drinkingtoo much Ain-
ericnn booze. The German. who has
been in this country only a few
months, enjoys the name of William
Mcuhborgcr. Judge Lockwood fined
him 83 without costs, which he paid.
respect like good clothes. Buy them
at. 11. Krieger it (103s, on the easy
payment plan.. Read the ad.
A regular communication of St.
John’s Lodge Fuind A. M., Norwulk,
will be held Thursday evening of this
wank. The second degree will be con-
forrcd.
”a
A mccling of the Father Lights‘
Society. of the South Norwnlk Baptist
Church will be held this evening ut
the church understhc. imuldrship of
Miss Alice Rider.
-—Dr, Dick's cures a cold.
The following new telephones wcrc
Installed today: Frank .1. Donahue,
rcsldcnce. 527-3: Otto P. Kaufmlinu.
rcsidoncc. 527-2; A. J. Angovlnc it Sou.
Hitll‘l‘. 4711-2: Miss N. id. Ryan, store.
474. ,
Stop a Minute
'i‘bc time to
make your will
and urrnllgc for
the future care
of your cslulo is
when» you arc ill
full possession
of your faculties
and know just
how you would
like to dispose
.————-.
A large number of people availed
themselves of the low tide of yoslorv
day and the day before to gather
"gosiings" or large soft, shell clams.
All report good luck and some of tho
ctunm wore unanimous ones.
Letter to E. I. 0":wa
South Norwalk.
Dear Sir: The cheapest thing in of It
the way of sending anything over the .
world is n postage stamp and lilo I”
«:imlpost way to shed water hi paint. I8 ,
Not whitewuhgppaint... Do .you , ‘
happen to know-wit dent belong to Mu“! Hmwmk
your business to hknow cibtz‘ut plaini I,
you know-do you uppen 0 now a .
most of the makers of pul‘nt sl‘pfl It “"3. B0,
on an:
out with lime and clay unit a can serve 1’0"
no liixccutor. Ad- .
tuinistrutor.
water and air ~
They do stud it out. in the can; but
Guardian, 'l‘rns-
too or Conserva-
I
not on the house. They make more
gallons to sell or to buy: more money
to pay for paint; more money to pay
for putting it on; a good deal more
money to pay. for,.puitlng it on; but
no tame beauty'dlnme rust. «irony:
disappointment! I2. '
D‘evoe is your. point, because its
all point. no sham, and {till-measure.
. Yours truly. .
11'. W. DEVOIII I (it).
18
P. Eta—ac. iii. Dow sells our paint.
101‘. .
SIIIIIIIIIEITIIIIIIII illiI
‘ Windchill.
_ ‘ uranium fro CLUBS.
“connotations“: I ~ _
mammalian one out
It Initial ‘ ' ‘
from cm to oil '
have just mitotic:
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
so solo-ll m 31'.
' no soawmt. era 1- -
nulls. 1.11-
Eon
11o Positiéns .
Filled by Graduates of
. The
A Commercial Course ’
m MERRILL I
For Farm, Garden. Lawnand Greenhouses.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Past 40 Weeks.
Enroll N ext Week.
80. Norwalk, Conn,
Super-Phosphate a! “me.
around Bone. Ashes. Plaster, Air-Slacker!
Lime and Stable Manure.
Mapu'. Bradley's. Wilson's Spools! Fertilizers
At RAYMOND BROS.
Flour.
H
Flour. .
Ben’iiurFlour. bbl. $5.25; bilil. 690.
Flow.
URrrED GROCERY co.
‘1' .l'“
PHYS WELL
4! PORT IT.
" ' ' IAIT NORWALK, OT.
;. TIL. 810-6.
W . any
out. fi‘oéaphs,
slo. $20. $30.
(‘01. South. 33% 331,53 {Ill 33%,
Con. Gas. 153 155 15.3 153
Eric. 43 431/, 43-1." ‘13
Eric 1st. pf. 777.5. 777.3. 77% 77%
(ion. Elec. lull-”ii; “WV. 159% lililil’.
Ill, Con. 1691/4 1691/4 169% 169%
ill Ccii. 169% 159% 161le ltlQI/j.
Lou. & North 146% H7 Hill/.3 1466,;
Met. 81. Ry. not... 115% 115%. 1157...
Mex. Con. 24% 21% 24% 24%
M. K. & '1‘. :15 35 35 35
Nut. 1.41m] 82 821A; 8113. R17}.
N. 1'_ Con. 147% 147% 14776. 147%
Nerf. & West. till ., . 889$." 87%. 88%
tint. &,West. 50 ;50% 50
Penn. R. it. 138% 138% 138 138
Poo. (ins. ' 98M 99% 98 98
Pres, 8. Can, 53% 53% 53% 531,;
Reading 129 129% 127% 128
iicp. Stool 311%. 301A, 30 30
Rack Island 26% 2131/; 26%, 2131/4, .
South Pac. 66% 67% 116% 66%
Son. 113200., 397,51 40% 39% 39%
Tom. C. & l. 151%. 151% 151% 151%
'l‘uxns. PM, 33% 34 33% 31
Union Puc. 152% 153% 152% 152%
U. S. Rubber 53% 54 53% 54
11.8. Steel 40% 411/. 40% 40%
U. 8. Steel pf. 106 106% 105% 108
MOOEUP STRIKERO RESUME
WOR
Promptl y Arrested.
weavers .
Manufacturing Company, which
opened.
her of workers, but firmly
turn within the next few days.
about fifty hhvc remained In Meowp
IOWUH.
King, who overheard the remark.
tri
sou. -
Man Who Called Out “Be-bl” Was
the We hundred or more strlkers. only
the others leaving town for work in
othcr Connecticut and Massachusetts
No trouble was experienced today.
and none of those whoretnrnod to th
work was held up by strikers. On
one. of the corners near. the mills sev-
eral strikers collected and as a. group
of men returned to work one of the
strikers cried out, "Bcabl' Scab" and
was promptly arrested by Constable
The strike at the mills occurred as
the resultt till)! the rsfuI‘sI «get-aper-
lnten n .. grant, an acre n pay .
accol- in; to the strikers, but the com: on the maker’s tabla without coin-
”ih1°"'. “strontium? W W- ~
on an a . y .
w . ‘ Traum- ARHW L or ymgu.
t...» ‘ " ‘ ,In-i
A
D
Dear Brothers:—
— A
allow all a satisfactory profit.
Kindly yours,
‘_ Something
3 jars Doyle's Jam. assorted
3 jars Doyle's Tomato Relish ........
3 bottles Doyle‘s Prepared Mustard ..
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Exclusive Patterns in: ]
Spring Shirts and Necks “
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMEN
the newest effects in woolens.
I ' and worsteds at reason-
able prices '
We are showmg a good selection of
CLEVER CLOTHES FOR u
in the New Spring Models.
TO THE caocs'sv TRADE. a; ,
I have a Slicing Machine that will cut Dried Beef as things: piper} a}
i want that it should be of good use to all of the trade. I
I advise you to take all the orders you can for Dried Beef, and i '
This machine makes forty cuts in an inch space. ‘ I ., . 7‘. .
Let us work together for the good of all.
LORENZO DIBBL'
Telephone Call 26-4. . 7
A full line of the John '1‘. Doyle celebrated Janis. sauces. Ketc
Rclishes. Pure and wholesome food; it complies with the state‘p‘
laws, and in order to introduce we will alter for a few days: " '
............................. co.-
3 bottles Doyle‘s Tomato Ketchup
3 bottles Doyle‘s Spiced Green Tomatoes .................... .....
Louis J 05210
TEL. CALL. 198--2.
s. a. P. Footweai
FOR MEN.
. if“
a,
Seasonable
............................. v-
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’1
SOUTH NORwALK. ‘.
pcr t'cut. increase on insurancc.
We guarantee all our work.
m. .w { . ...
Granted Today bnGovornor Higgins to
' lly 18.
ALBANY, March 12.——-Govoruor 111g-
gins today issued a further reprieve
until May ‘18 in lb case of Albert '1‘.
Patrick, whose sentence of. death for
the alleged murder of William M. Rice.
the governor had already delayed from
January 22 to March 19. The respite
is at the Joint request of District At.-
lorney Jerome and Patrick's counsel
in order to allow tome to continue the
proceedings on the motion for a new
trial. now pending in New York
City.
wt...
M. SARRIEN'S NEW MINISTRY.
PARIS. March 12.-—-M. Barrios to-
day assembled those whom h expects
MOOSUI’. Burch 12.-—-'l‘he strike of to enter the now ministry. Although
at the mills or the Aldrich no formal announcement has been
ha
been on over a month was broken to-
day when seventeen of the strikers re-
sumed their old places when the mills
The management states that
the mills can be run with that num.
believes
that now the backbone of the strike
is broken, more of those out. will re
Of Minister of Marine-14.
made the cabinet Is practically conr
plotod as follows:
Premier and Minister of Justlco‘ M.
Sarrlen. '
Minister of the Interior
Clemenceau.
Minister of Foreign Adam-11. nour-
geouiu.
Minister of War—«M. Etienne.
~—Senutor
Thom-
son.
. Minister of Public Instruction and
Worship—M. Briana.
Minister of Catamaran-11. Dimmer-
sue.
Minister of Public Works—M. Bar-
0 I
’N‘I’IMGtel‘ of Finance—~11. Poincare.
Minister of the Colonies—~11. [Ay-
goes.
Minister-of Agriculture~M. nuns.
W
GTATIHOOD IILL RIOIIVID IV
, THI HO O . .
WASHINGTON, Morph 12.*-Th8
Statehood bill was received by the
House from the Estate today“ and laid
as. monoculture
mi “N!!!
DON’T WORRY ! SMILE.
the Reed r. Vollt Electrical comm—5
ANOTHER REgfilEVE FOR PAT. “storms RODE on s
' CA
armhole enemas; soapy ‘
' t :. m m suite.
2 “a“ 2mmmm~ux
.. .- MP
0 .‘
Huddled Together. imp Loni
Ride. . - .euii
wms'rso, March tar—Hum
a. corner of an empty coal 0‘
Smith aged thirty-tWQr and
Pennington, sixteen years .,
ter of Joseph Pennington, 4.".
ton. rode to Poughkeepli ‘ “
distance of eighty miles.
back the whole distance, .
tor and provisions from
couple were taken into
by Chief of Police 8. O.»
plalnt having been malls
elopers by thelgirl‘s pitfall
Smith, in Torrington ho
plendodgullty and was. '
trial in the criminal super!
default of bonds he was to
The girl was taken back do
by her parents. my,
Work of Irlnpln Jeri . .
face to" odor ,
HERNE Prussia, ~ ‘
Director flicker with! 2
rescue corps has ..
France. to offer ass m 7- *
of bringing the contends
from the pit. where, _
Saturday resulted in §A
a thousand lives. '1‘ - ,
made the deport and 151% ‘
impression throughout
in: district. ..
. WM
. nusslAu ‘LOII m
or. PMERBBU
invalid is still wish . W
the losses sustained .
which. without inc .
now total 131.000Ikll
disappear“. Aroma
the percentiles of men
unknown, basin been
gf‘nelghofibot c. ..
vtll 0W 0
it“ - I"
which no - 2
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