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Local News Notes.
Mrs. Gustav Pltzor is confined to
her home by rheumatism.
Frank Mather is ill at. his home In
Nurwhlk with blood poisoning of the
hand.
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A meeting of Glitter. Church vosiry
will he held tomorrow owning at the
IeIItory.
Charles it}. 'Waterbury. formerly se-
lectmun of Barton. is quite ill at. his
home in Dorian.
(‘ompany F will drill at the Armory
this evenin. Tomorrow night is D's
legular dril session ‘
Cards will be sent out this week for
the smoker to be given at the Norwalk
Club next Tuesday night.
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Alfred Anderson. who has been
spending a few weeks here, has return-
ed to his home in, Richmond Hill.
Special St. Patrick’s Day masses
will be celebrated at St. Mary’s Church
Saturday morning at 7 and 8 o'clock.
—-Dr. Dick's cures 'a cold.
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Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. it, held
a regular business meeting last. even-
lug. Plans were made for a social
to take place next week.
Cookenoe ilnylofe. l. O. R. M.. of
Norwalk. will initiate a. class of can-
didates Thursday evening. After the
work refreshments will he served.
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A wrestling tournament is being
planned to be held in Mystic Chain
Hall trout April ill to April 28. A
handsome silver cup will he presented
to the winner of the. different bouts.
A bright little daughter was born
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Brady of Grant street. Norwalk. The
happy father is one of the most popu~
lar conductors on the local trolley sys-
tom.
Miss Charlotte IAIInont. teacher in.
the South Norwalk High School, is
still In Washington, D. C., in attend-
ance on her brother. who is seriously
ill. Miss Margaret. Lauder is suhsii~
toting vcry satisfactorily.
You feel the life giving current. the
minute you take it. A gentle sooth»
Ina warmth, illls the nerves and blood
with life. it’s a. real plenum-II, to lake
llollistIIr's Rocky Mountain ’l‘ca. (if.
cents. Tea or 'l‘alIlIIts. i’laislcd’s
ltrdg Store.
Palestine lautlc. Knights of tho Mys.
tic. Chain. met. lashvcvmiing and per-
l‘octod plans for '. “Weary Willie"
smoker to he held March 2i. A prlzv
will be awarded to the moat. lll-kompt
hobo. and Panhandle Polo himself will
prosaic. at tho smoker.
The Norwulk Fire Department will
cxlwrlmcnt tor awhile withihc placing
ut keys promlsoously at iIIII end or a
chain near fire alrm boxes. if the sys-
tem works well with the half dozen
boxes thus equipped yesterday, all ot‘
the boxes will he no arranged inter.
Some of the local merchants are
uniting ready to observe the usual cus-
tum of distributing Shamrocks on
March 17th. which will be Saturday of
this week. A number or Norwalkcra
will probably .30 to New York on that.
day to witness the usual St. Patrick's
llayc cciobrntion.
N0 PROTEST REGARDING LEO-
TIURE
So far no protest has been made to
Prosecuting Attorney boo Davis
against allowing a Sunday night IIIc-
turo under the nuuplccs of Catholic.
linlou (Monorail Kn gills at Columbus.
at lmkwood' I lial by the Rev. Fath-
IIr Hliortoilc. of ltldgelield. 'l'hc aub-
iIIIIi as scheduled is iiiciory ll Tribute
to lreipnd.
Prosecutor Davin said today that he
could use no reason why he should
not allow the lecture to be given. He
said, further that there to nothing in
the Connecticut statutes in reference
to admission to Sunday affairs.
ENGINIIR FAIIOONO “AMINID.
WAB'HING'I'ON, Mitt-ch ill «William
Barclay Format of New York. a menu
her at the Board of Consulting illusi-
peers which rcpo road on the type of
canal feasible to be Ilructed acros-
tlie Intimid- at :totiuy instilled
before dropout. committee on later-
occnnio canola.
diam organics“. and n agai'mm of
m y 1'!
method tutu concerning all ob action
tenths locii typo mil bi
mumudvoontoot
e Inlay
li‘ no on on and not.
.lNoj an dmfly. ”all: for sum-
(nor pmpcrty. (tom potato to tint
ygur "granny. Tome—5% 0 amount
a m
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root. GAMESLMT moor.
Norwalk Fire Police Continue to Lead
the Tournament.
'l‘lIiI Norwulk Fire Police i'oIgoii still
further ahead last. night in the pool
tournament with Hope Hose Company.
Witt eyeuinxu pponents aware Even
(literati 0. Smith. of lies liose'. the
former winning 100 to III. The total
doors is new” ’
Fire Police ............... 'itl'.‘
Hope Hose .351
The players tonight will he Gilbert
Horton. representing the Fire Police,
and Howard Nadia, playmg for the
Hose-men.
Nutmeg Pool.
William J. Rider 66. defeated John
Kline. 90, by the score of till to (ill
last evening in the pool tournament of
the Nutmeg Club.
The Nov-walk Club.
No game was played last night in
- the pool tournament of tho Norwaik
Club. This evening, William 1.. Di-
sen, 1-10. and lichen. S. Van But-cu. III)
are due to play. .
MISS BAYLISS SURPRISED.
A surprise party was held at. Miss
Susie Bayliss‘s home. 18 laIxinIgton
avenue, last evening. Quite a num-
ber of young folks gathered and played
some beautiful games. Messors. .los-
eph and Michael lievessy played soun-
beautllul selections. the latter playing
piano and the former violin. After
the games refreshments eworo served
and the party broke up about mid~
night. Those present were: Messrs.
John Kvaucs. John Noggin. Joe Bay-
liss, Stephen Bayllss, Michael Hovessy,
Joseph l-icvessy. John Shampa. Joseph
Bartok. Bayliss Soho. Willie Altos.
Misses Rose Akos, Mary Orris, Bcrhiu
Bartolc Susie Matusc. Bertha Dokus.
Julia, Kovacs. Katie Hordes. Sui-dc
Hery, Lizzie Masha. Susie lievessy.
Susie Bayllss and Lizzie Suuisk.
COMRADES OF THE CROSS ENTER-
T'AINMENT.
The first entertainment which the
Comrades of the Cross Chapter ol‘ Jilli-
ior LIIuguo ol‘ the li‘ll‘Sl Methodist
Church has ever given, will take place
IoIIIIIrI'ow evening at 7.80 o’clock. 'l‘hc
members oi‘ the league huvII hIIIIn lll‘t‘I
paring for many weeks. and all their
friends and relatives will be pleased to
attend. 'l‘horc will lit‘ solos. ductts.
trios. chorusts and a dialogue. An
exhibition of sumo of IIIII hihlII work
done in ih league will also be given
No admission Ice will be chm Ied but
II silver collection will he iukIIn. as tho
lIIaguo is about III plilt'llilt-il' a non
song hook for its own use. ’i‘ he lAIuIIuII
members will he treated to ice cream
and cake, and the audience can pur-
chase some if desired. The young men
of Mrs. W. W. 'i‘. Duncan’s Sunday
School Class will uslIIIr. Mrs. S. Mil-
Ion Stevens and Mrs. Duncah will he
in charge.
"‘o—o
‘SERVICE THIS EVENING.
At. the First Methodist Church this
evening the ’l‘IIcsday night scrvico will
he hold. This is always one of the
most. onioyahic religious services of
ilIII chIk. Brother SIIIII Remington
loads the monitor: in his inimiIahiII
way and the pastor assists FI'IIII Force
will sing and tho largo chorus will
load the congregation. (‘Illll‘tlllt't‘l A.
Brown, boiling the (lll‘t't'ltll', it is an
upcu mcIIIiIII; and all arc iuriiIId.
NORWALK TOWN TEACHERS.
’l‘hc Nurwaik ’l'own 'l‘IIaIIth's' Au
sociaiioll will. hold a regular nlt'I‘IillI':
this creator: at. tho Franklin school.
The usual sessions will be bold ililtlt'l‘
the different loaders. A social gaihcr‘
lot: will iolow and uso ll iIusiIII-ss lllt'i'l
lot: of iiuportanIIII,
WEDDED DERBV LADY.
Arthur Snitllu. of South Norwulk.
and a young lady i‘Iqu Derby. wont to
Port. Chester New York. Sunday and
Worn quietly married. They have re
turned lIIIrII Iind.urII residing at tho
I'Iialdcu-Io of thc groom in Day sireci.
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ISIIIII ii liIIIIIle
'i‘hi‘l lllllt‘ to
claim your will
and arrange for
tho luturc care
or your catatc is
when you are in
full punuonalon
of your faculties
and know just.
how you would
like to dispose
of ii.
The
Ninth NIIIIIIIIIII
Tutsi in.
can serve you
an Executor. Ail-
mlnlsirntor.
(iiiardlaa, 'i‘ruII-
tce or Concern-
tor.
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.ylnraaoldea
hit Dyinflton, o the Fire Police anti -
ustom adoring
That is my
By combining all the advantages of the individual tailor with
those of» a great wholesale tailoring house. we are able to produce
suits and overcome to measure so much better in litand quality than
the taller can give you at our modest prices that youcan scarcely
afford to overlook us, it you are a tailor-made man. 2
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 bloéks. still and soft,
$3.00 and $2.00.
Spring overcoats. suits and furnishings are arriving daily.
Tel. Call. 32-2.
South Norwalk.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
F. P. C. Chick Manna. A special 10 days food pe-
culiarly adapted i'tlr the most critical period of little
chicks.
LI. M. Chick Food. A clean mixed grain and granular
feed (to he led dry) to insure continued success in de-
Vt‘lnpiflg‘ and malarial: t'lllt’lirt and turkeys which have
been fed the first tI-u days on (Thick Muuna.‘ Contains
no grit. ho oysIIIII Slit‘llil, which can he pyoyliliedrutflesu
cost.
Grain that seems chcz Ip in price to pretty sure to be
chcap in quality. l'ay enough. and he curtain you get
what you pay for. '
Mindy Oat's ’l‘iIai‘s Clean. I.
MANUEL T HATCH...
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A FULL LINE 6F
Spauiiiing’s Baseball Goods
including mils. gloves, bails.. toe plates
heel plates eiC.
At w. P. BEERS’
49 WALL STI. NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
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110 “Positions
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Weeks.
lCommcrcinl Course :
AIMERRILL PAYS WELL
Enroll N ext Week.
80. Norwaik, Conn.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
Fertilizers»
’ For Farm. Garden. Lawn and drummer”.
SuporrPhuphan of? Lima.
Ground Bane. Minn. Plaster. Afr-Stacked .
Lima and Stable Manure.
Map” '. Bradley ’3. Wilson's Special Pullman
. y _ [if RAYMOND BR.OS
Flour. F lour
Bea liar Flour. bbi. $5. 25; bill]. 690.
n.“ a“.
‘Fiou
UNITED GROCERY .00.
co Mom-u mm 1-. . . 49 rear or.
no «camera ii, WNOHWALK. or. .
no. to. -: g . . Im. on.
EdisonPhonogrphs,
$l0. $20 $30..
. li‘l‘
- \\'t‘l‘t‘ thc most tavorcd.
‘ Tiltilli Brushes
When you want a Tooth Brush
for service, let us show you our g
special.
25 con artist.
They are the host'llrushns for
the money wo‘ have over hocii
uhlc. to obtain. ITIIOYJII‘H unar—
Iillll‘t‘tl Io lit' alulolulcly pIIrI'ccl.
if there should be any Illssuliu
faction the purchaser gets a new
liI-ush tree of charge.
the Gliiford Pharmacy.
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
Maples It Goldschmidt Go.
(momma-l
COMMISSION BROKERS;
Stocks. Bonds, Oraln and
Cotton.
Stuart: A Corbett llo‘ek. Io.
TODAV lN WALL STREET
WAi l. STREET, 10: 10.»'l‘he small
opening dealings indicated a languid
iIII.III est in stocks at the opening of
tho maIkIII today. 'i‘herc was a spIink-
lint; oi gains. but the majority of prl
we was lower. Weakness oi‘ the (‘hi
cago Union ’l‘raction stocks on tho
Supreme Court's decision against the
company was a feature. The common
i'IIll about 1% and the preferred it
points, Reading and Consolidated Gus
went down a point and Colorado lI‘uol
"ti. There was a rise. of 1-34 in Great
Norihcril pi’d. and of a point in New
York. (lhicam and St. Louis.
WALL STREET. ii a. n1. Violent
fluctuations in a number of spcciai-
tics l'uiicd Io orculc more than 21 ion»
iruid inch'IIst in the manual railroad
list whirharas decidedly siuuilish. Ai‘
Willi- lIIIuvlnuss hail hIIIIn shown
in sympathy with the liI‘IIIiIluiiou ill
(‘hicneo l’IIion 'l‘racliou liIII IIII‘IiikII
I'alliiId on tho IISII in lilo metal stocks
Subsequently IIIII~ItIIIIIsII oi the lilllI
l'tliltl slacks and specialties llt‘ttlillt‘
more Ilcflucd. thI-I'spIIciniIlcs selling off
while the railroads” hogan to manifest
lll'lllllPSI-i. Amongst the losses t‘SltillI
llSllt'd were Amalgamated (‘uppcr and
Central Leather Ii point. (Thlcaa‘o Un-
ion Traction 4 fig. and thI prl. ll. 'l‘hc
till, SInIIIIinI: 23.5 and‘Ncw York. (‘hi-
gains included 'l‘IIun. Coal IR... Loud
cauo and St. Louis 3.
WALL STREET. Noon.~—~SmI-itlng
and bead lost Iuostol' their gains. The
IuIIrkIIt hccnmo idle at. intervals and
was very sluggish. Buying of Read-
ing to a point above last night caused
some rccovcry in sympathy. llrook-
lyn Transit gained 1%. Anaconda t’cll
MIL (Torsolidatcd Gas 2 and Northern
’acilic. lhc Northwestcrn stocks and
Colorado and Southern a point
qurc. Bonds were heavy.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—~inquirlos
for special stocks were not sufficiently
urgent to alter pricIIs lunch. but. there
was nevertheless Il gradual hardcniiuz
which was most noticeable in the
Southern Railroad group. 0! mo
sItiIIIiarIl stocks St. Paul and Aichlsou
("hicuuo llu
ion ’l'ractlon- pl‘d. madc t’urthcr prop:
was downward. losing fourteen points
In :ill. but the common was steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONB.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples A: Goldnchmidt (ion Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz a. Corbett
Block. South Norwalk’. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.
107%: limp Hum liitlitd
Norwnik.
Amal (lop.
A. t‘.. KI II‘. (To. ~12 42 I12 42
Am. (Jot, Oil 34% 34% ill :i-iI
Am. lt‘i‘, was 467;. 46% Mini.
Am. law". can. 70 69% 69%
Alli. Hmt‘li 1th 102% 159% Hill/Q
Am. Suanr tail l'iil'Ai iliii 1391/,
A. 'I‘. & 8. 120,92“; 9'11 92% ll:
linilo, & (liIio lid-it. lid-ii. Hill/4 110%
ll'klyll, R. 'l'. 83% 84 Still. 84
Chou. Iii: Ohio fill ”5,6 135% 55%
PM a N. W. "24 y‘22'HAI 221 ”24%
(‘II. (it. West. 21 :2ll‘lfi 21 2H4.
t‘. M. Iii St I'. 175% 128%. ”hit, 175%
L0] F‘. II. I. ti'l'iir‘ (14V. tint. “4%
(ion (lap. man 152% int ihllit
Eric. 42% 42% 42% 42%
(ion. Elt‘t‘. 169% 169% 169% Mill/I
uI. Con, haw. mm mm mm
1:011. & North. 140% 148% 140% 146%
Manhattan 158 158 158 158
HI. Ry. 115% lll'v’lii 115% llli'li.
MiIx. (Ii-ll. 24% 24% 24% 24%
M. K. it '1‘. il-t‘lfi 514% 34% 31%
Mil, l’lli‘. llll’lfi 99% 99% 99%
Nail, lA‘Iitl. livl 8G lit 84%
Norl. It Wont. 87% 87% hill/4 87%
Poll". II. it. 137% lil77ii 137% 137%
Pro. (Ian. 07% hit 97% ii?
Fruit. 8. (ilit’. till {33% till 53%
Median WI. 127% 125% 127
Rep. Stool Elli till 20% 29
Rock inland 26H 26?; 2d" 211%
South Par. titi‘it. till do 66%
Ban. 11.00. 40% 4032 at 40'
.. 'Penn. ..c I. 1223 tin 15231522.
. Texas. l’lti, at it
Union Pun. 152%.ii‘lzllt 1515/. 152%
ll. Rubber 53 63 Willi 53%
U. 5. Steel 40 4t} 40% 40%:
3.2mm p 106% 105% 105 105%
Wabash 28% 23% 22% 22%
Wabash old. 60 l
min. one am TSIILL. . .
" WASHING N Mural: il .thicii
the Bennie complied today Mr. Scott
protested an amondnicni to the rub
road rm bill requiring railroads to
make concoction with interstitial lines
with proper facilities tor transfer at
bottom and the exciton” oi curs.
W
OIflVlAN OAMNIT KITURN’.
W limit
I the alibi‘O'of
Ill
Old
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it could not do so
' was the production upon whlc
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Head-to-Foot Ouiiiilctsli
Arc showing SPRING LASTS oi their SMART“
FOR MEN
. Exclusive Patterasin ,
SprInxg Shah and illicit
In our cusrou DEPARTME
the newest effects in nucleus;;
and worsteds at reason- ‘
able prices '
We are showmg a good selectton oi~ I...: .
in the New Spring Models. '» . .
Dear Brothers:—
aiiow all a satisfactory profit.
Kindly yours,
”Mei-f
[It‘l‘ Chill lllCl'L‘aSt‘ 011 1115111 IlllLL‘
\\c guarantee all our work.
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WAGE SCALE ADJUSTED.
Telegraphcrs and Sutton Agents on
- Southern Railroad Agree to Ac-
cept. it.
\I'ASiiiNtl'l‘ON, March lit—Tho
Imuiuliico of live representing the to-
iIIuraphcrs and station agents of the
Southern Railway last night agreed to
accept. tho wage scale of that road ’l‘hci
wage scale, which does not contain-
plate a minimum or maximum wage
has been adjusted with a vlcw of fit.-
ting each individual.
‘ln announcing the fact that a set
Ilomcnt had been affected. ll. E Por—
lIaIn president of the Order of Rail-
wuv 'l‘IIlesraplieIIm said that the com-
milled by the company had for iii-I. oh
anll station agents were very well set-
tuflIId with the scale agreed upon.
it. ll. Spencer, general manager at
the Southern iiailway, when informed
the (‘llmllllltt‘tl had accepted his pro-
posals. stated that the schedule sum-
milled by he company had for its oh-
iI-ct the general riIIuIJuaimeut. of wages»
hiking the entire Southern Railway
llt'H. \
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GOVERNMENT POWDER FACTORY.
WASHINGTON March til—Ji‘he
Statute committee on appropriations
has an added an amendment. to the
fortifications appropriation bill provld
in: for a government powder factory.
it developed at the hearings that the
patents on the particular kind of pow-
der need by the government were own-
ed by lilo Ito-called powder trust. it
was determined that. us these patents
Worn llliilli'il lo unicorn of the United
States navy, the ghvornment had a
right to use them. but private parties
and therefore an
amendment for a powder factory was
Incorporated in ad: bii. , ,
DAV LAW.
NEW YORK, March til.~Hehu-ich
Conrail, director at the Metropolitan
Opera House, woo acquitted today at
a chum of violating the law reanal-
lng Sunday theatrical riot-manuals.
lie was arrested 1“ Ioniy tor gt ago
made an a test case. Verdi's no to???
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charge was made. '
it“ in IIOHMOND. VA. ..
MOHMOND Va" March law-Ill'll'o‘
iii ruin: in t a daring house of the
Rich mead Coder kl plant on at
the torrent «abutment: at o kind
nub tilde hour it in
and:
mm it will ”not. beyond control of the
DRIED BE
TO THE GROCERY TRADE.
i want that it should be of good use to all of the trade.
I advise you to take all the orders you can for Dried Beef, and
This machine makes forty cuts in an inch space.
Let us work together for the good of all.
LORENZO DIBB
3. Telephone Call 261.
DON’T WORBY.
Have \our wiring brought up to requirements and 52ch
lbs Reed Ii VIIIII Electrical tompaay
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She to
~ in theI oteerage with 1225er ,
ACQUITTED 0F VlOLATlNG BUN»,
sunday night concrr .I at the Meir po- .
m» "can Opera House. his arrest being
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Young American Woman Gilli
Eloped to That Countryand
Deserted; I
NEW YORK. Munch 13.
galet Beldlc pretty, Well. ting
twenty-two years old. w '
is the wlfo of a wealthy‘r 1'
her of Philadelphia, and lit
ed from him with a. it"u
man "who took her to do I .
months ago and there deltas E
was today permitted to infill '
ils island by the linmlg'r
tics. She returned from‘
IIIrday, being; sent. bacli“ lib
Amcrimfn consul In Berltii,
she appealed to when hell“
deserted her.
immigrants. .
Mrs. Seldle said thutgrltcvl
husband Just after New $9.
she refuses to say and 8M
to give his first name‘s
Mrs. Scidie said she inteud‘d
at once to her parents.‘I 811'
Philadelphia today.
at Roohutor’
ROCHESTER N. Y.,
has been decided to it
services over Susan 18"}
Thursday at 2 ociock. fin
nett ot the Fir-t U
of Which Miss Anthony on
will otll
At my ironic
mouths pie Q
Mi
always has marked it,
Mary Anthony has been
old neighbors in ”gonna; ,‘
lug, greeting one one
wards. it is didlcult
the house to recline f
or the household that:
It of it in dead. A. ‘
dolenoe from Mrs. M ‘
oil 31an indium who
M313
in biowlii
flooding cum and
ashore. The country
in flooded and the law
continuously tiring at:
land marlin are invillhl
snow worm.
Norwalk Chronicler