45 and 41 WuIIIti '
"insomnia. lieu! blurs
day and Wednesday. Cloudy weather
with light snow. prcVniled this morn—
ing in all the northern sections east
of the Rocky Mmiptsina exdept New
England. A trough of low pressure ex.
ions from Utah. sniithmtward to Tex
us The temperature. continues low
in the northern sections The lowest
tornporature reported was 28 below
7.11111. at. Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
(‘orutitlons favor for this vicinity gen-
ninth tlondy Wagner with light snow
and liliILIlIIIBILJQW temperature
W
1.- ink mushroom; south Norwalk
was in Bellini. omit Emilia
Butler 1.1.113... lid. ll? I 0.0 F.,
will hold ll. regular meeting tonight
A. J Collins of South Norwalk,
spoilt. Sunday at his home in Darrbury.
.vtss Catherine Duggun is spending
11 few days with friends in South Nor-
walk.
Mrs. Carrie Holmes. of East Main
sirret. Strotford, has visited in Nor
walk, recently.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26, improved Order
of Red Men. will hold a regular meet.-
rng, this evening.
Miss Katie Sehmedes of 42 South
Main sunset has 1"ocovere1l from a so
were attack of indigestion.
All smart up-to-date women of today.
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
Play; .
Without these talents a wife is N. G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain 'l‘oa.
Plalsted’s Drug Store.
Miss Mamie McLaughlin. of South
Norwalk, spent. .Sunday With her par
outs in Grassy Plain». Bothel.
Robert Davidson, of Ansoniu, spout
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Schmedes. of South Main street.
Edward Quittner. of New York, is
making a short visit in South Nor-
wuik with his brother, Herman Quit
nor. " ' -
Miss Mary Edna Marley. of New
Haven, is the ghost of Mr. and Mrs.
William .I. Moran. of South Main
street.
Miss Maud Coley who was the guest
of her sister Mis. Ollie lonnings. in
Sonthport. over Sunday. has roturncd
to Norwalk.
Frank Bocnlssh, who enlisted in the
United States navy. a little over a
your age, is making a short stay in
South Norwulk.
Miss Lulu V. Olmstcad. of Southport,
has roturnod home after buying a plea.
snnt visit over Sunday with her cousin
in South Norwnlk.
'i‘ho Endeavor Circle, King's Dough-
tors. will moot at Mrs. E. E. (lorlrnms.
202 East avenue. Wednesday after
noon, at 3 o’clock.
Snmriol Beldcn. of Stamford, has pur-
chased from Mrs. Paulina Drum 11
house. bnruund about one acre of
land at. til East oven-ac Norwnik.
Everett Allen. who has been spend-
ing a week in South and East Nor-
walk, has returned to Chicago. where
ho is employed as an artistic job print
1' 1'.
Mr, and Mrs. ~8cbuylor Hamilton
have leased the Moody place in East
avenue and will shortly tako posses-
sion. The lease Is for a term of
yours.
This is the, season or listleslness.
headaches and spring disorders. Hoi-
llstor's itockv Mountain Tea In a sure
preventative. Makes you strong and
vigorous. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets,
'l’lalslcd‘s Drug Store, ‘
. Organist. Edward F. Hands. who has
boon seriously ill for several weeks, Ill
now able to be out. again and hopes to
regain his mural good health in 11
short time.
Lady Washinston lodge. Shepherds
of Bethlehem, held 11 meeting last ov-
'Ill‘llK. at the lodge rooms. 13 Main
stir-est Norwalk and transacted the us
no! business.
We“
Miss Maude E Wolfe, physical out
taro director In the South Norwslk
public schools. resumed her duties yes-
icrday. aftern weeks illness at h'i
home in Strntfol'd.
(19“
largo}, xfiafiflt.
the conclusion.
‘ WM“
ortil Rpssgil I"
Li
A meeting of the Father night: 8011.
fair was held last. eventual at handout ..
Norwsik Baptist church. MI 11‘ Alice
Rider acted as leader.
Genoral Russell Frost, Major It‘. A.
Hill. Major Eben Hill. .113. and Captain
Frank D. Layton,
—‘——~—uq.~—
Lil fronting on New street.
East Norwal to J. Wallace M‘arrin.
Thetransfcr was made thrdiigli G. W.
Donne's agency.
A union neighborhood prayer meet
ing will be held this evening at: the
residence of Mr. 11 Mrs..0r'rin. K.
Scoflold, 'in Main s. not. The Rev.
George D. Egbert will be the leader.
Judge Stovcr. of the Supreme 0011‘"
Attorney E. Blumeuthal, of the firm
of Blunrenihal and Hirsch. corporation
lawyers and Judge and Mrs. 'l‘i'nax.
of New York. were at the Hotel Gilt-r.
fo1d Sunday
Frederick S. Andrews. of Norwalk.
organist of Summorileld Methodist
Episcopal Church. Port Chester. will
give a roclial next Sunday afternoon...
in the Port Chester church
An interesting session of Concord
Division Sons of Temperance.
held last ovoning at
once Hall in t..ho Gazette building.
Remarks wo‘ro made by the Rev. Dot
Witt. 1‘. Van Doren and a number of
the mombors gnvc musical selections.
Colonel William E. Morgan. of Now
Iliivon, who was formerly in the
l‘roight department of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, has resigned as harbor mas
tor of New Haven. and Governor Rob.
arts has appointed Edllll‘ 8. Dow, of
that city, to succeed him,
District Deputy Supreme Knight
James '1‘. Brennan and the degree
team of St, Augustine Council 0
Standout. will confer tho second and
third degrees on a class of candidates
of Catholic Union Council K. oi C.
Sunday. April lst at Lockwood’s Hail.
After the wo1k, a lunch will be served
at the Catholic Club house in West ave-
nuc.
John Johnson, a colorod man from
West Reading. who took 11 young white
girl with lilm to Bridgeport Saturday
night and claimed that she was mar-
1'ch to him, was sentenced to 30 days
in jail ’ycsterduy morning
Bridgeport city court on the charge of
drunkenness. The girl was sent has
to her home by the authorities Jolt
son claimed that silo. had invited her-
self to come with him
Luke Dom-11y. ti pOpuIiir young man
who has been in the employ of the
New York Grocery Company. under
Thomas llowd at the South Norwnlk
slow for some time has been promoi
bring pleasure to the young man‘s
f1 i1 nds as well as to himself. On Sat-
urday night he was transferred from
the South Norwuik store to the posi-t
lion of assistant manager of the large
Derby store of the ilrni,
chierdtiy wits tho, oxact anniversary
of tho great blizzard of 1888. which or.-
cur'rcd on Monday. March 12, of that
your. Perhaps it it, Wort- not for the
early arrival of spring. Dame Winter
would celebrate in some substantial
nurmnor tho 18th anniversary of her
frigid assault on Nurwnlk. Sllght
flurrlos of snow yesterday morning
prove that mornorics of tho affair are
still Innkiing. and it may be that a
year from now, .Norwsik's historical
auspicious circumstances.
Glittsifl at. the Hotel Clifford yoaior~
day were: E. E. Piper, Noll Burgess.
(l, E, I’hoor, .lr.. (‘harlos Leo thick-
nam. F. Stlvcrs, Boston: 11‘. 0. Hull.
New Haven; l.. M. ’l‘icr, William Dn-
vls, E. Kaufman. .l. C. Andrews. E. I..
Elliertu, William F. (llarko W. I)
Sherwin. W. .1. Prize. i“. it. Eno,(‘ ,
t“. l’nck, .‘l. J, Hosford. (‘. A Thomas,
Schuyler llami'd. (lliarlos P.1‘owcr.
Jumr-s EXN‘II. (leorgo Si. Loowcnthal,
W. 1‘. [Eastern David 'l‘owors, New
York. M. Zioaon. ilnnhury: howls R.
Hiirlbutt.E H. Mathewson. A E. Win
theater. E. Hill, .lr.. Norwulk; E
.Iialter. Jersey City; i" H Causation,
Ilrtford; W. E. Lewis, (Ilonbrook'. 1..
M. Young. Marbles; George 8. Bernard.
.lr.. Pctrraburg. Va,
worm. 0N DRYDOCK DEWEY.
WAsfllNG'i‘ON, March iil.--'i‘ho
following rnblogrum from Comman-
der Hominy concerning Work on the
drydock Dewey dated in has Plillllllll,
‘.imnrloti March 12 was rcooived at
Washington today by the State Depart
ment.
”Material rr-ct-lvorl March it. Work
Should be finished March ill.”
divsnroot. sxcHAs’es '10 cans:
uruaosv AFTERNOON.
LIVERPOOL. March ills-sop and of
tar Saturday. March at, the Cotton
9 r“!
Exchange here will close at. 12:00 p.
1i.
PRIIH OR OORNID PLAT:
IHCULDIR CTIAK ‘
ROUND STEAK
still-1.1:.
CUT FROM CHOICE CORN FED CATTLE.
arket
SPECIAL
m., Saturdays
une.1'ou..«: 50 L.”
Inch-(figrtllslunnna.lnru1-..-
IB'LM. $1.00
100 LI.
141: LI.
1
T1.11-1111.1..p1-111111.111.
nip; fishermen a were am... at '1
1' ‘ 1. . ‘
hill. “All“.
. trad strenuous
_ of South Norwalk. ‘
attended the banquet of Troop A. New ~
Haven, last night.
, .~M1'1.Elrotlu Hubbard has sold her V
shore proper
was .
flours of Temper .
I
in the -
011 hi the company and the hut. will .
blizzard will ho (moored under morn
LC
it being delayed by the lack of rivet-
: oral. Kenton. slid the Houston (loner
Direct Parade.
attacks of in
In t slips! up. .u the‘ pole do
n pllm 11““, L11 4122;“wa
rt, This crowd” healthful inter:
Ith its action. and bath 1 pour in if
0 the hurt becomes dummi- ‘
idiochdl
Dyspepsia Cure
1' or “its was r
u. an on u u no a an
Iowa. and d‘hedlch to awry organ of Hilts.
body. Gum “Indigestion. Dy: opera. Sour
111th In fiammltlon of p mucous
membranes II at an the semi. and Diges-
l’l’sh Tract. Nervou- Dyspoputs “110;th
ti) 0 Sta tomoch.
111.. eating. my mics: 1119:? ”diam“. III. by making
m 41.1 sat a b
A“little oi Kodol and It an '1110 "lunar.
After using slow in i am cured.
MR$.LOR1NG NICHOLS. Penn Yin. N. Y.
aired on. u I
.... contentious. .. . ......
o
3?.th- sb’dut four months 1111111....me
D. KAI! U311. Honda. 0.
Didests What: You Eat
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
.200. Year Calendar.
LABOR BILLS. " I
That Known as the Employer: Liabil-
ty Act to be Reported by House
Committee.
WASHINGTON. March lit—Tho
house committee on the judiciary has
decided to report the bill known as
the employers’ liability not, which has
already passed the senate. This bill
provides that. any common carrier
shall be responsible for the negligence
of any employees in causing injury to
another employee The bill is slighly
dmcnded but is practicnly the same
one as the senate bill. This is the first
of tho numerous labor bills now be
fore congress to ho. reported by the
house committee on the judiciary. and
was strongly favored by the labor on-
ions.
The anti-injunction bill is still before
the committee, and hearings will bc
given on the Hill. This bill is s1rongly
out the country. and will probably not
be reported. The eight hour bill, which
has been boforo congress over :1' session
‘-for the last ten years. is‘noi 'rch of
this session, and probably wiii r: 1 go.
out of tho ooiiimlloo. Mon} t.:' or In-
hor bills are bola-g cousitlorr l by vari-
ous committees.
___
PopuLAn subsumsu'rs
Muchmn
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE IN THE
Japanese Army,
SOUTH NORWALK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Friday, March 16,
AT EIGHT O’CLOCK.
a————
Aomssron 35 came.
CHILDREN 25 CENTS.
m2 3 9 10 14 15
'HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
THURSDAY, MARCH 15TH
BTETSON’S
Original Big Double spectacular Pro-
duction of
UNCLE TOM' B CABIN,
The Barnum of Them All.
Under the Management of
LEON w. WASHBURN.
More Grand Novelties Than Ever.
Gorgeous Foundry with Beautiful
El actrlcsl Effects.
Two Bru- Ilndl. .
Two Funny Marks.
Two Mluhavloua Topnlu
Genuine Southern Cake Walkers.
luck Ind Win Dancer-c.
Male and rm. 0 Oust-torts.
30 Ponies, Donklu and Bloodhounda.
Beautiful Chariots and tableaux.
Wagons Drawn by Handsome Shetland
Ponies.
Grand Vision and Transformation
Been».
Chariot.
Eva and Her Cologgm 31‘ ET
HE
WATCH FOR TH
PARADE.
Grand Feature This Season of
Uncle m. The, ,Great Japanese Gen-
1
at. Kuropatkln,
To Be Sun In 0
TDIA’T
'“I' "I.
RCUB I
am: Now on am.
new"; cinemas.
ordain-rem? cum.
emotions. MARCH 171's.
The use.“ of the Season.
osvro Hieams, -
1
1 Writs to till
'provlnodslup trite
. bunny action ot'the
Ask for the 1906 Kodol Almanac and '
- Coal. but 'it wr
opposed by tho manufacturers through ’
”on .. z... lilo airtime
m ', ”103,200-11de
In the Romans...“ of a Kentucky dentin.
. governors of
lithium that per-
sons taken into custody for political
stratum must within twentytfour hours
or their arrest be confronted with the
charges and 1.1101191 to 11.11.. ex luna-
llons. The circular also insis‘fs on
expedition in the trials of potticai
prisoners. This. step on tho part of
the government the result of the tre-
wetlands outcry ruined ancient the ar
local authorities
hi arresting suspects and holding them
without trial or cutting them by all.
ntinistrntivc order Over 70. (loo port;
sons have boon arrested in European
.Riissia since the government entered
on its active omnpulgn against 'thc
revoiiitlonlsts.
MINERS' DELEGATES OIF FOR thi-
DIANAPOLIS. ,
SHAMOKIN, 911.. March myopic
sales from the northern utictlon of the
Ninth District: who' will attend tho
United Mine Workers National Con-
vention 111 lndiunsnoiis. loft today for
that city. Melly of the delegates from
the upper Schuylkill region and the
1IOWOI‘ end of Columbia County have
been Instructed to veto. against a
strike while those from this suction
so uninstructod.
SNOWSTORM lN lOWA.
DES M01NES.la. March lil..—~\
heavy snowstorm utiiick ill-is Moinos
and Iowa c'aJIy Iildil) and Is increas-
ing in sorority. Sli'ocl 1" .1Ilum traffic
is badly iinpcilt'ul. Snow is gout-r111
all over tho slate.
ml pas . . .
anything like that in or
flick l.a‘l1osido4+"l all it tl say not.
liter-c a fellow iii satisfied iii victims“
the girl: '~—(‘hlrngo News.
“The rrichsmlats thought they mold
change the bnsar metals Into mild. "
"They had the wrong idea." answer
ed tho promoter. “They shorilrlht have
wasted time in the laboratories, The 3
way to elicit such 11 transmutation is .
to Issue a prospectustaniitsall stock." '5
"Washington Star.
I
1
Flat Fish. 5 lbs.. . 250
Weak Fish. 81: lb.
Slscoea and White Fish 101:
Bank Cod. tile
Spanish Maokerel.120
White Halibut. 121:
German Carp, ' 100
Smelt. 12c
Haddock. 7c ..
Shad, 10c ‘
Fresh Herring. 1o
Long and Round Clams and Oysters,
30c qt.
Special Sale of Salmon.
Live Salmon, V
All other kinds of fresh fish at real-
onable prices.
iiiiii
KEEP A LITTLE COZY
CQRNER in your cellar filled
with Coal.
We could centinue telling you
until deems-day that we sell good
I not make a dent
in your memory until the day
that you decide to give our Coal
a trial and are thereby convinced
and converted.
And from. that day forward.
forsdking all others; for better
and not for worse. for richer and
not for poorer. you will buy Coal
of us.
its 1111111 in
VI Vi Vi 7; Vi Vi
:———~—1~m«——.‘E§Hu~»
Enid
uh
toads
of Spring weaiohlos are putting
in their appearance.
The Star and Monarch Negli-
gce Shirts in- st! the new col-
orings, plaids and stripes,
3.1.50 a'nd 31.00.
An alluring army of the fam-
our Kaiser Neokwcnr. in gruys,
blues. olive, grocn. ole
Now arrival of fancy Half
Hose and Handkerchiefs, at 25c.
-h————
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
ISEPH UIIIS.
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER.
BATTER,
FURNISHER.
as Wuhiniton 81.. do. Norman
1
M- m.m.~..m
Stratus“ r... 1......"
resins. will. 1.1.1.1..
comfort. and style.
w
mm
Om lut Bot “Mosquel” to Win.
L 8T DOLLAR.
From a 'I‘hru “Menllu’ Run in
it"
1
Jdfim.
t .
time n...‘
M ”“I Mfrs-m
America's Greatest Racing Play Direct
In um um "
Spring mu New Rudy.
“ is one or
1
, 3 lb. can Baked Bonus. 101:; 3 lbs, 251:
“ u 24 Cottage Ave.
‘witha
aldnn
We hive endsa‘vored at. .11 time-
market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wall coverings this season
we think a crowning triump‘th. We are
anxious to have your judgment upon
them. ’
Our Paper Hangers
hanging wall paper.
understand
11.111.11.111... Houseiiiiiiisliiriu
Guilds, Paintui' Supplies.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
——————
SPECIAL
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe.
25c; White Curtain Pot”. with Fix.
lures. 101:.
u—-—__
Printing and Paper Hanging.
L.H.DEGKER,
87 washingten Street.
Tel. Con. . .811th Norwalk.
-THE
Best Groceries i
AT SPECIAL PRICE8.
READ 'ri-ns L187:
21 lbs Granulated Sugar
Our Vory Dost Butter, per lb,
$1.00
251:
3 lbs Pure Leaf. Lord. 250
I lbs. Compound Lard 261.:
3 pkgs Mother‘ 11 Oatmeal, 251:
7 bars (lzone Soap, 25s
2 pkns. Cronin of Wheat. 25c
2 cans Bartlett Pears, 26c
11 cans Milk, - ado
En! Norwalk, Ct.
Tel. Call, 223—6.
the exposed corner
room, the bay win-
dow. or the room
that 86“ n0 sun, in lo
GAS HEATING
dirtiest: "
10c .
Duo loss. A
to bring our customers the beat the ,
" Eil’idenc'os of spring are to be
sold.
DRESS GOODS SECTION
AT ITS BEST
High-water mark now in the dress
goods section Range of styles, range
of colors. range of prices most. com-
plots.
Wool shepherds checks in black
and white and blue and white. Very
special at 500 yard
A full range of colors in all wool
nun's railings and nibut1oss, at title a
yard
38 in all wool black and white, blue
and white, brown and white. and nov-
elty mixtures. at 60c yard.
45 In. wool brilliantine, all colors,
line of the newest colors at this a
:yard.
“ I
r
Coming in every day. You'll be
given to make the deflection the
as WASHINGTON STREET. -'
goal.
to, you. It will keep you warm:
These evidences are strengthen g. and before long the
shop Will be arrayed in the bright. rash merchandise of .
season. You‘ll be particularly interested when we tell you H
these new goods are rightly bought and are going to be? Hill
I
---—-.
83-85 Washington Street.
Something New.
of All-Over Laces for Waists. which have just arrived. The “fruit
ing newness of the patterns will charm you. Every effort has
You shall be the judges. Do us the favor to investigate.
N. E. RYAN.
Coal.
Let us introduce our high grade Lehigh Jeddo or HighlandECoi'tI‘
Coal you can buy. Try a too when your bin is empty.
Harris 8-
seen in every sectioniof the
54 inch broadcloth in all on.
also block, at $1. 00 a yard.
52 inch all wool black French.
special at 89c.
THE SELLING OF BILKB
There's little to wonder at ‘.
silk selling is so active. Never ,
silks so economically priced. It‘
choose now you get a pick at the
A beautiful assortment of 11ch
China silks. at 60c 11 yard .
.20 incp‘ all sill; taffeta, new a
at 76c 11 yard.
27 inch black taffeta silk :1- no
special at 891-. a yard .
38 inch black tufteta silk, soft W
at 31 a yard.
delighted with our import 1‘.
best to be found in this locality
SOUTH Ironwood;
d for less money than any
G.an’s CO- I
SATURDAY. 7 P.
(lSPECIAL SALE OF SEASON“
25c WRITING PAPER 101: .
Eaton-Hurlbut Highland Linen.
Whiting and other well-known makes.
All new. fresh stock—no odds and ends.
AT NELSON S.
M. TO IO P. M.
TO USE. OYSTERS AS AUTOS.
Chicago Man Says Bivalvea Can be
Made to Operate Autos.
Science now tcvcals tho possibility
that electricity and gasoline may bo
abandoned for 11s.. in propelling an an-
tontobllcs. and in itrolr- place may be
installed an 1.; or. who'll will provc
a much churprz'. morn reliable and a
faster porn 1'.
News to this oifcct. comes from the
University of Chicago laboratory, and
wlloro scientists nro at work search-
ing and cxporimonllng for the creation
of artificial his and pretty other things
for which men have sought. {or con
tiii'ics.
Otto Groonbcry on advanced student
in biology and physiology, who has do
voted himself to experimenting along
this line for malty years has proved
it his own satisfaction that the feat
not only is possible. but probable. lie
has contrivad a device whereby the
power of the cluster can be utilized in
locomotion.
No animal to better musceled or
more powerful for its weight than tho
oyster. believes Grenbory. Why, so.
pruotiralradvnntasc, he asks? To 1111-
uwrr this question he has worked .1111-
vorul years and now believes that the
oyster can be used in the modern vo-
1' . _. . .
The principle by which his device
works is that if the contraction and
expansion of the muscles. of the ore-
tcr. Ply means ofit light sleetrlcal cur
rent. he declares the muscles of the
oyster will contract and to secure the
expansion of the muscles he has a
scheme whichhe refuses to divui- -.
'80
. ”the contraction and expansion pro
case which can be worked automotical
ly by a small contrivunce, ls sufficient
to drive a piston and thereby propel
either a light runabout or a large
roaring car he says.
GIT till-fl hint-IT KIND.
you are troubled With Files and
H S IIIAI III" ‘
i
1151111111 a cure. try Witch Easel
gain but he sure you get that made
ilsWItt. Co. Chicago. It
the pawl t yb'u hm used
on Heist Salve without isolator-e
lion's It is probable that you not id
of one of the many worth sits counter-
felt: that are sold on the lre utatlon
of the mains DeWit‘t'sW Hml
. Plumbing, Timing and. Slum f
cordingly, shoulddt not be put to some .
A Jack of all Tr
to not what the people want Milli
require good workmanship. M
is done right and when I my
is done. it: done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. to. No
18.47 .
PLUMBING AND hm
HEATING. ,
HOT WATER Heart
nor AIR snarl
ITOVID AND IA
ILA‘I'IANDTJN um
All lull I
«a Fixtures. M ..
HIV. you '3': O“ , ..
RICHMOND RAN: 1- ‘1 =
THE JONEBMA
l1 WALL III'RIITN. N0
cheeks paid fdr pr
surplus, show rem!
request. ‘ ‘ ' .
n. 1.. cows”: .1.
IN 80. MRI" “9t '
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a .
Pier D8. llgltl RI
of Dover street)
8111.11.11.11 p.
at Narwalk up to
Namath up to 11110: p in.
unmask ,
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said by r11. curlers run.
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