Charles E. Seymour is in New York
today on business
Victor W. Ferris was a visitor in
New York city. yesterday.
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St: Joseph’s, $13.8quer held a
rcgular business last evening.
After tonight' 9 drill. Company D will
play the Nationals at indoor hue-ball.
if”
dilutions n '0! Washing
it: A, M :1on Norwalk, will
vanish
1'1.-
A regulsi1
ion Chapter,
be held thi
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Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bear, of
Norwalk. are on a few days‘ vacation
trip to Washington, D. C
-—Dr Dick' s cures a cold.
No name was played last night in
the pool tournament of the Nutmeg
Club. Two games are scheduled for
tonight.
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Olive Branch Lodge. K of P” will
hold their regular meeting tomorrow
night. All insomnia are earnestly 1e-
quested to be Diesei'it.
There wall-no‘meeth‘i’g of the direc-
tors of the Norwaik Hospital Associa
tion, last night, In -9€s€lou going over
for another monIlia.
A regular in
bury Lodge. . 0.. P. was held
last evening. District Deputy Wallace
Smith, of Bridg‘dphrI, was present.
A rehearsal o'f1 Slider Lodge was
held last. eve ing and at the meeting
tonight the ill dékrwwm be worked
on several candidates.
The theft of two coach dogs from 11
Stamford liveryman was reported to
the local police lilst' night. The ani-
mals were male and female and very
valuable dogs.
You feel the life giving current the
minute you take it. A gentle sooth-
ing warmth fills the newer; and blood
with life. It' s a real pleasure to take
llolllster‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, ,Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's
Drug Store. ' '
Lester Adams, of Norwnik, has tak-
en a position with, the Postal Type
writer Company. Mr.‘Adams is now
connected with the New York office of
the company.
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Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, who
has been sojourning tor a month in
sunny Florida, is expected to arrive
home tomorrow night. Mr. Smith
has enjoyed ills stay in the South very
much.
Wilbur ii. lreland, who has been
Ionilned in the Nor‘walk Hospital over
a month with an attack of iy phoid, is
now able to sit up. He expects to be
able to go home the latter part of the
week.
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A regular business meeting of (‘ourt
Mahaokemdo. Foresters of America
was held last evening. One applica-
tion for membership was received. At
tor the business of. the evening a smok-
or was held and an entertainment giv-
11.11 in which most of those present.
took part.
A lady, whose name no one seemed
to know, had ,a narrow escape from
serious injury in Well street. yester-
day afternoon. Bho stepped from a
trolley car in front of a horse and
was knocked down; The driver pulled
his horse back'quickiy and the woman
was assisted up. Later she went on
her way. 9
A rather unique Wager was mode to-
day at. Sii'cox &"81chney's place on
the Washington street bridge. Charlrs
Richards. the pldlio player at the
place. and Buck Taylor each havo their
preferences in the “Battling Nelson-
'rorry McGovern boat which goes on
tonight at Philadelphia. if McGovern
wins. Richards is to wheel Taylor In
11 wlioeiblii'row to tho Oiiogawsliu
('luii's annual hall on Friday night. if
Nelson wins Taylor is to give Richards
11 ride. They will be accompanied by
n9drum corps. ‘
PRICE OF GASOLINE ADVANC.
ED.
DhldVELAML-Match M.~—The Elin-
dmi on Company today advanced the
price of slimline half a cent per gal
ion. Deodorlaed filove galloiene is
new quoted at 12% cents per gallon.
74 to 76 degrees Willie 14% sud
varnish makers Mid poster‘s naphtha
l I K cents.
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from emu :
have lust WMJ. toil! of
Mounts of the lot-n sly us. We also
have s line mum on closing out
«1 1mm m :
our property. (lost
you; linearly. 791199—695 of amount
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GAVE SUGGESIFIJL SOCIAL.
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“flock-r 9nd Phllathu Clubs Entertain:
1i! at Home of Miss Vloll Decker.
" belt very pleasant 1111 of the mom;
riot the Decker Club and the Philip
,gm Club of the damn Norwalk Ban
t Church was held last evening at
the home of Miss Viola Decker, in
Becvtew “avenue. , The committee in
charge of the affair comprised Misses
Edith Crofut. Addie Naphey and Lil-
iian 1111111111ch
Among the interesting events of the
evening were .a potato race won by
Clifford Ailing and Miss Lillian Brun-
tinge, a peanut hunt, won by George
H Hirst Refreshments were served
the waiters being Messrs. Rope Hirst,
Morgan and Fletcher.
The following musical and literary
program was rendered:
Violin Solo—Der Meisterslnger,
.Wagner
M111. Svec.
Encore—ll Trovatore ........ Verde
Miss Jennie Brumlage. accompanist.
Tenor Solo—The Song That 1 Have
. Heard in My Dreams
George H Hirst.
,Recitat --1'1‘he; Railroad Crossing.
1131113011613 he liners, ‘
Mrs. Edward Patterson
Bong—Sing Me to Sleep ...... G1een
Encore—Denis,
Miss Emeline .lehnson.
Violin Solo—Hearts and F‘lowels.
Encore-«Russian Hymn
' Mrs. Svec. 1
Recitation—College Oilcons.
Mrs. Patterson.
Solo—Would You Care?
George Hirst.
Solo—The Lazy Moon
Miss Johnson.
f10m last night.
Honor of Battle of New Bern.
line.
in the morning The Eighth Tenth
urd EleVenth Connecticut Regiments
and Ninth and Fifty fifth New lurk.
Rhoda island, and Twenty-first Town
I\' third Twent'y-fouith 'l-‘wenty fifth,
Twenty seventh Massachusetts, be- .‘
sides the artillery and cavalry oi the ,
north participated. "lhcre wcic be I
tween 500 and 600 111911 lost on thI1 U11- 1
ion side and 280 killed and wounded '
011 the southern and 223 southerncrs .
taken prisoners, beside six or
quotients on the Neusc River. The
Eighth Connecticut Regiment ilagwas
the first. one ever placed on the rebel
unrnphcts. and it was hard work to
keep it tl1erc_ but it remained. Doug '
ins Fowler Post, G. A. R., will ccle ‘
brute the event tonight. and makes
charge on tht1 tables at It ociock, and
will cease tiring about i. and there will
be an entertainment. speeches, cic.
TOWN TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Regular Business Session Held at The
Franklin School.
The llicetiug of the Town 'l‘cachcrs'
Association was hold yesterday at the
Frenkiiu school. President Mrs.
Welch presided. The Art Circle, un-
der Mics Adeline Bullion, pursued its
studies and the Historical Circlt1 slu-
Ilicd Russia under Dr, [1}. H. flunibnri.
A business meeting was held and the
lecture1 by Rev. Gerald H Beard. l’h.
1)., to be given on 'lucstiav. May 8
was discussed. 'lhc lectulc will be
on "The Religious Element in Teach-
lug."
Other biiniucss limiters were taken
up and a social time enjoyed. The
comulitlnc in charge of the meeting
comprised Misses Agnes Barrett. Liz-
zie i. 'i‘oiles. Anna Richardson and,
Florence ii'ielliahou.
811111 1 Minnie
The time to
make your will
and arrange for
the future cure
of your estate is
when you are in.
full possession
of your faculties
and know just.
how you would
like to dispose
of it
The ~
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Trust to.
carvsnrwi you
as Executor. Ad-
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The next social will be held at the 3
home of Miss Minnie Ferris two weeks ,
FOWLER POST To CELEBRATE.
Entertainment and Supper Tonight in ,
Today is the forty-fourth anniversary
of the Battle of New Bern, North Cam 1
The trouble between 'the sold- 1
lore of the north and south commenced
at sunrise and lasted 1111111 11 ociock ,1
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49 WALL 8T» NORWALK.
ustomiailoriiig
hat Is Right
By combining all the advantages of the indivi
lies: of a great wholesale tailoring house, We are able to produce
hits and overdone to measure' so much better in fit and quality than
he tailor can, give you at our modest prices that you can scarcely
iifiord to overlook us, if you are a tailor-made man.
Select from our great array of Spring woolcns; leave your mea- ‘ ‘
iture. and we’ll guarantee your satisfaction or keep the clothes.
Spring suits and overcoats to order, $18 to $45.
.1.
Spring hats are all ready, in all the new blocks, stiff and soft,
$3. co and $2.00.
Spring ove‘rcoats. suits and furnishings are arriving daily.
19%
South 110an
Te! 9 CI". 3".
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
F. P. C. Chick Manna. A special 10 days food po-
culinrly adapted for the most criiiIal period of little
chicks.
D M Chick Food. A clean mixed grain and granular
feed (to be fed dlyl to insane continued success in de-
veloping and mounting chicks and tu1kcys which have
been fed the first ten days on Chick Manna Contains
no grit, no oyster shells which can be provided at lesu_
cost
Grliili 112$“ 3801118 cheap in price is pretty 3
cheap iii tummy. Pay enough, and be certain
what 31th ”plan '
Mindy Oats That‘s Clean
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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A FULL LINE OF
Shillings Baseball Goods
including 1115'. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc.
At W. P. BEERS’
6 30. MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK.
9 M. A. MERRILL, Principal,
110 POSlthI‘lS
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Weeks.
1 Commercial Course ‘
At MERRILL PHYS WELL
Enroll Next Week.
at". Norwalk.‘ cm.
Fertilizers
For Farm. fiardcn, Lawn and arccnobousu.
Super-Phosphate of Lima.
around. Bonn. Ashes, Plaster. lllr-‘Slaokcd
Lima and Stable Manure.
Manes '. Bradley's. Wilson’s Special Fertilizers
Af RAYMOND BROS.
Egg/“SW s l
15 Home Gathered Eggs . ......... . ...........
Egg
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BENHURFLQURJAG ..... , ........ . ......... 690
THE new onesnr ”DZERTA '1 PKG. . 10c
20 NORTH MAIN IT. , , 49 Four or.
so NORWALK. 01'. [Arr NORWALK, or.
TEL. 149. " ‘9 .. TIL. sis—s.
Edison Phonogr
$10. $20. $302:
One Dollar Per Week.
A. J. Angevlne 81 Son,
FURNITURE, ITO.
tall Washington It... in. Namath.
aphs,
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A. (Tl & F. ('11. 42-1.; 421$ 431$; 42".»
Alli. Cut. Oil, 36 361"; 371“ 35%
Am icc. 46M: 47 iii-ii: 46%
A111, LON)” 701,3" 707,. 70 70
m1 Am, Smell tiling 111115;. lull 111111.42
Am. Silgal till-'11. 1109;. 13991 141;
i. ’i‘. & 8 F11 ill 911.5 11311, 1137..
Build. & ()hin ilil1'i4 iiil-‘h “in liillé
B‘kiyn R. ’l‘. 851/. will: KW; 85%
‘(‘hI:-s. & Ohio 57% 5171,; 57 {17
(Th. GI. Wcsinl 21 ‘.‘l ‘.’i
(7, M. & Si.i’.17ll% l7? liltifi ”till;
(70!. F. & i. Ilii 3.“: 33 R'i‘v‘
Con (inn. 1311.19 152‘“ 1511/. 151‘“
Ei‘ic‘ iii in 1i “/4 4 i :H
El'ii,1 iSl. p. 777'11 77711 77th 71‘ 11
iii. CPI). iii) ”2% iii) 1712““
Lou. & Nash Milli; with 1483!. “10%
Mei. Si. lty. ”5% “5‘4; 114% 114%
Mcx_ Ccilt. 34% ENS. 324% 24"
M. K. & 'I‘. 35% 313% {this} dill/g
M. K. i': 'i'. pi. 7H4; Tilt; 71% 71%
M11. PM. 100% 100% lilll 111111211
Nut. lmud 85 ,lli'm 837.11 till/4
N. Y. Ctlll. HR MK i-ill HS
Nerf, & West. 877,, 88“. 87M 87%
(Jill. & Weill. 5H1 5H5. 501% 50%
Penn. R. R. lilii‘lg 138% 138% ”8'15.
i’eo. Gas. 97% 97‘1“. 97M; till/a
Pres. S. (31111.. M M, 138% {13%
Reading i"ti Will; 1277.. “27%
Rock island "7% 2271/. ‘ 2139; 28%
South Pac, I17 14 67% It‘ll/i. 67%
Still it)’. (‘11,, 41% “1% 40% “1
Union Par. “33% 163% 1527.3 ”13%
U. S. Rubber 53 {’13 (iii ii:
U. 9. Slot»! ill/4 “‘5‘. 40% 1i]
U. S. 81ch p. lilii 1091/. 11159;. 1057;.
Wilbush 23% 25% 23% 23%
Whliiluh pfd. 51:14 {11% iii 1,1; MW.
Weill. Uil. 'i‘cl, ill ill 911 94
Wis (31111. 27 27 27 27
9 ilig w is quiet and the volume of ham
"are to receive 75 per cent of the gross
«T119111 * 13198999
for service. let us show you our
special.
25 Cent Brush.
They are the best Bruslies for
“19the money we have ever been
able to obtain. They are gu r-
named to be absolutely perfect.
If there should be any dissatls»
“faction the purchaser gets a new
Brush free of charge.
lilo Ollfford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15—2. '
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Maples it Goldsoiimidt (30.
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COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
' Conan.
IVIII‘II 3 00m” ”nitric. NOMIIII.
TODAY lN WALL STREET
WALL STREET.1010 a. 1n. —-I1‘irst
pl toes in 1hc stock market today was
a fraction higher than last night T1 ad
sactious small Gains in excess of a
half were in General Electimic Colo-
rnde Fuel, Cotton Oil and Anaconda,
Chicago Union Traction run off about
WA]. l. STREET, ii a 111.Spec11
luiivc veniuics wcle largely limited
to stocks 11 hit it fol one reason or an
(ilitt‘r wcle good 111cdlums i’oi profes-
sional onclutio1ls.A111011g these
w e the Coal. Sillllilt‘lll and Hill
gr ups of ruihonds and certain spec-
nlties. Moderate ploili taking and
some room selling (in thc violcni
liquidation in Chicago liniou 'i‘raction
later forced the market backward.
WAI i STREEI‘. noon. —~illiilo‘. 9 Con-
Ital rose 3 aim the gcnclui list had
lost its upumd impulse. (lutulid &
Western gained i ll, National Rail-
road of Mexico pfd. and Amt‘liilill [cc
i and (Mhitago i nion ’l‘luction pi‘d lai-
ilt‘d :l The average prito 111ch T?
ceded to below lust flight I11 tht1 second
hour. Varying operations of room
traders werc'nll there was to iht‘ mar-
ket. Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. lit—«lunch
iuinty 11s to th.1 working out of various
factors overshadowing the market such
as the, international political situation-
nnil the home labor conditions seemed
to be regarded as the chief cause of
I110 stock- minkct s stagnation None
of the’ usual prominent stocks moved
widely enough betuccu l’ and l
(1 cloth to c‘sll for comment New
Haven gained ilk. '
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmldt Co., Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South No’rwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low Close.
101911; will,-2 1081»; 1118s,.
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NELSON McGOVERN FIGHT.
Sis Round Bout Before the National
Athletic Club, of Philadelphia.
illiiliAili'liJ'illA. Murcli 141”" "lini-
iiinn Nelson." and Terry McGovern
liege of witnessing tonight‘s limit.
before the National Athletic Club. this
city. Not In the history of the prize
ring, it is said. has tin-1 receipts for
11 six round fight equalled Iitc sum
which has been received for tho priv-
ilege olg witnessing tonight's hunt.
President Edward' B, of the club. sold
today that more than 620. 000 had been
realized and not a seat remained to be
disposed of.
The boys are to weight in at lll3
pounds. ringside..th both are well
within the weight limit. The fighters
monipts. Nelson's share will be in
per cent. of this sum. win or tone.
The fight is scheduled to commence
at 10 o’clock. "Jack" Modulus, of
Ihe'hlstlonal Club, will act as the IU-
eras.
Why are people so eager for fame?"
'W" showered Senator Bot-{I1
hum‘.1“ln the disiority of instances.
fsnni is one of the most well
"It
forms of advertising. "—Wuhiunon
out for the .Ilcmands mad:1 to the man-
table
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Are showing SPRING LASTS of their SMART 5N1
111 0111 CUSTOM DEPARTME
the newest effects in timeless
and worsteds at reason-
able prices
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We are showmg a geod selection of
CLEVER CLOTHES FOR iii-
in the New Spring Models.
1 TO THE enoczsv TRADE.
Dear Brothers:—
i have a Slicing Machine that will cut Dried, Beef as thin as paper:
I want that it should be of good use to all of the trade. ' _ 9
I advise you to take all the orders you can for Dried Beef, Oll-
allcw all a satisfactory profit.
This machine makes forty cuts in an inch space.
Let. us work together for the good of all.
Kindly yours,
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
pom WORRTI 1
pcr I‘.c11t inacasc on liisiutmtc 9
file Reed ti VoliI Electrical bompany.
\ic guarantee all our 11".olk
Coal. Coal.
Let us introduce our high grade Lehigh chdo or Highland
91 im. 1,;
to you. It will keep you warmed for less money tha
1 .
Coal you can buy. Try a ton when your bin is empty.
Tel. 450.
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WILLIMANTIC cits-pourens' 11: Losses runoues AGRARI
MANDS. renames”, 1
WILLIMAN’i'lt‘ 111.1111. ll.»'i‘he s1 1112111311an110 Marc's 14.5..
Iolul carpenter's union comprising
1'epo1is of t he specil
seventy eight men has voted to stand
which investigated in-
in-ces the aglnrlan disturbn
llama: 9 1
occurred last rear show: oldie
911.1111 exceeded 81 55, 000. MOWER“ '
losses were at Sarah)!
provlnfifizh 99a
1111' builders some time ago and un-
less they are granted, they say, they
will strike on April 1. The 1111111
have asked for an eight hour tiny and
n mlnumnni of $2.50 a day‘s pay. “ The
master builders have annIulut-cd their
itiicniimi of granting the former1and
say they will not accede to Il1e.oIi11:r
demands
domed».
in the Volga provinces.
from the other
been completed.
The government hasm .
clded to grant to the in as”? ‘
loan without Interest on Inga
n illhd pf. their losses.
‘nA'vm you trump
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