’Churcli” Will preach on text's
11111 1111111111.
Goold S. Hoyt, of Norwalk
New York City today.
is in
~Speciai price given for the next
ten days on Trunks and Suit Cases
M. 8. Smith & Co.
The Sprint shovel Will be of some
ust1 this. winter. after all.
”a...
éFresh lium‘s. l2yfic lb. Hayes‘ mki.
'I‘own Counsel Levi Warner return-
. cd a few days ago from 11111 southern
trip and Is
stuck hen tied in health,
for which h
mmy th journey
—~i«‘rcsh Eggs, 2311, 1102. F.D.L. 8: C9.
Irving H, Reed, foreman for L. J.
Reynolds & Son's, resumed his duties ,
today, after a few days' illness.
*Lean Pot Roast. ilc lb. Hayes”.
Mrs. Jane Northrop, oi' Framkiin
street, who has been seriously ill, is
now improved, though she is still
confined to her bed, save for an hour
or so each day.
~Rockwood‘s Cocoa. 36c lb.
Lawton & Co.
F. D
The Young Men's Band of Chris-
tian Workers will hold 11 neighbor
hood meeting this evening at the rest
dence of Joseph Baddoley, 56 Bei'dcn
street. this evening ut.8 o‘clocki All
the young men. are requested to I111
present.
—Ch0ice N'Ilich Chickens, 181' ll).
lisyes‘ Inkl. .
ill-v. Romllly 11‘. llumpl11',11\s oi
South Nurwalk chaplain of the Third
infantry. C. N. (1., and past grand
1-l11111l11i11 111’ the Muson‘lt (11.111111 Lotbzt
of the state oil-Connectirm, deiivorod
an address to the Men's (“.iuli oi' St.
.lames‘ Church, Dunllury, last night.
501:. 11‘.
-—Gran. Sugar, i).
Lawton & C-o.
Beautifying the home is always In
season. That is why A, J. Collins &
Co. talk carpets, mailings, oil cloth,
linoleum, portieres and lace curtains.
They always show a large lino. But
the line they are displaying this sea-
son will go ahead of any shown in
this vicinity1 See ad;
pail Pure Home Rendered
Hayes' mkt
10%), lint.
—-5 lb
Lard. 50c.
”— V
A man with a long white piece or
paper or cloth hanging from the back
of his overcoat. where ’it had been
carefully pinned by some ucquulu-
lance, attracted 11 good bit of atten-
tion on the street. late yesterday at
lemons and drew the clerks in th11
stores along the street to tht1 doors,
The incident remaindcd one that April
is near 11! hand. ,.
-—Salt Pork, i011 lb. llnyes‘ mkl,
W I 1
Next Sunday morning and evening
11113 pastor at the First Methodist
from
which he has been requested to (1111
liver sermons. I11 the morning tl11-
text will be "With 11 Great Sum 0b
trained i This Freedom," and in tho
evening. “Weighed I11 tho “1111111111111
and Found Wanting." Thcrt will I111 11
special service at night
«Fifth Annual Ball of tht1 ()ilogo-
woila Club, tonight. Arion Hull.
Tonight the Philuthcu 11nd Decker
Clubs will give the second entertain-
ment in the course at the South Nor-
walk Baptist. Church. The following
artists will participate: 1111511 nthcl
'I‘Iii iemier of the famous Rock Band
chorus: Mrs. Theron Bradley, control-
to; Charles Brown, of N w Haven, and
it. H. Kline. hnrltone. f New York.
formerly of South Norwalk. The ac-
compnnInta will he Miss Nina Lewis
and Fred Andrewn.
tr“
—-F‘rcll1 Park 101: lb.
Frank Sunny, Philadelphia; J A.
Whitney Brooklyn; 1‘, A. Fletcher.
Mount. Vernon; William F. Dooley.
111111-11 W Bulletin-.1111, William [9.
Stanley, Boston; W.H .Alien. Wilton;
John A. Urayltl 1F. Scotch. Brannon.
lIilnoilt: w. it ismm, w A 111111111.
11mins, 11. 9111111111111. O.W.l,1lttluileld
Henry Cunninghamd. A. Charo It i)
'I‘uftli, New York; l1. R.ilurll111tt. II.
A. Mathewson J. t. Dibble, South Nor
walk1Pmlt hompoin. New 1111111111.
F iii. Quinlan, Bridugort; W. .1 Gun-
ningham. Hartford; Connoiicy,
Dnnbury: O. 31 al.1111111, Derby; L.
ill Wellington. Monument} “W 1.11.
tor Bmkton. were at the Hotel Cllf
lord. yesterdny. .
W
11111111111111 ill' W
Hayea‘ mkt.
from donors to Om! flaunts. We
have lust mired u now look of
Mount. ct tho' mi 11 also
limo n line in
ct minim
11m prom. cm nothing to list
M "M.
.L _.,. .fl ....,.1-. u
A non was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Smith, of Harriet.
street. ‘
Attorney boo Davis, of Norwulk. was
In Wilton. yesterday 1111111'u111111,on 1111
Important 11111111.
W
,h‘tl. Patrick's Day souvenirs nt 11.1111.
l
WW 1; Also 11qu or shoot musir. 81111
mi in this issue,
ilev iii“) ll (l'nrpontt-I 11nd ilr. W.
ll. ll111111 are taking 11 low days trip
to Virginia. for the benefit of their
health.
m.—
A number of people from the South
Norwa‘ik Baptist Church attended the
service in the Baptist Church, Stam-
ford last night. 11nd listened to an ad-
dress by Rev. Mr Baker.
Two new cases of measles have just
broken out among the children in the
Center school. Since the epcdemic
started a tow days ago, inie1 cases have
manifested themselves and many more
are expected to follow.
A horse owned by a WiltOn mun n11-
hed Riley ran away Wednesday night
world was finally captured in Nori
walk. whore the owner inter recovered
him. The wagon and htil‘lleSs was (in.
magcd quite badly.
The Directors oi the Fult'i‘lcld Coun»
ty Savings Bank met yesterday and dc-
cla'red a divident. at, the rate of iii/p
annually for the. earning ot the. past
six n10111i1s.'i‘he divident is due and
payable on and slim April 10th
The livery stable proprietors have
started in to make quite a harvest as
a result of the heavy tail of snow it
is thought that the sleighing will last
a day or two although Old Sol is 1111111
ing Vt‘l'y tolling progress at disasolu-
tion with his warm rays.
Thaddeus C1 Betts. who is 11 travel»
ing salesman for the iligclow Varnish
Company. and who has been laid 1111
for several days with an injured ankle
at the Bratileboro. VL. hospital. is
spending 11 couple of days at his homo
in Norwaik.
\'I‘\veni1y-I‘our knights of ‘ihc road
found shelter from tho merciless storm
last night at the, Smith street. trump
house This morning many ruapod
quito 11 good day‘s pay shoveling
snow from siticwnIkH. Others not so
ambitious simply not out for pastures
new
A 1"11gulut session 11I t‘111i111u1111 lim-
11111k111s was bold I'si plain and it
was expected that some 1'1tudi1i11t1's
would be initiated. 'l‘lic illiit11' did not
arrive having evidently 1111111111 iodt in
the storm. licircsitulruts Wt'l‘u served
after be moving. This vcuing tilt1
'i‘riht1 will confer tht1 chief's degree.
The Norwnik l1‘ir11 I‘1III1'11 gained
again last night 011 tht1 Hope ”1151'
players in the inter-company pool
tournament. Captain John i). Milne.
oi‘ the tire, policemen, (lcieniod (linu'ics
Huymes. oi‘ the 11011111111111, 100 to 88.
The Fire Police now have 11 total
score oi? 785 to 739 for the Hope ivinsr
players.
Many a man thol ruyforms his hob.
its niglicts to i‘ayiorm his churarktcr.
1 .
.1111) albums
The tilut1 to
make your will
and arrange for
the future carc
oi your estate is
when you are in
full possession
of your faculties
and know just
how you would
like to dispose
of It.
Ihe
Snutlt l’uutlii.’
l‘tust Co.
can serve you
1111 Executor, Ad-
ruiniatrator,
' Guardian, 'l‘rua-
ice or Conserva-
tor.
ST PATRICK’S
Day Souvenirs.
Pos'rAL cnnos. WATCH 01121111119,
moose, arc.
Special Saturday
Sale of Music
ALI. SHEET MUSIC,
150
OHAMROOKB FRI! WITH EACH
PIECE OF MUGIO.
LATEST IN FRENCH POBT CARDS.
OOMITHINO NEW.
Lnnonr 1.11111 or 11097111. OABDI
m 1'11: ours.
WHOLIOALI AND RETAIL.
, communism
.gmm“ 1
If no and full 11111119111111 11nd rent.
. WI an already having calls for sum.
your nacho y. Tormcwim of amount ,
Tayloraaoldon ’i
c
, 11.11.13
Ips
It' is to be a gray season—gray in a wonderful 111111131 oi tonings.
for overcoats anti suits. Solid blue and black will log along 111 second
place iota while.
Skilled tailors have taken the new labiics, cut 11111.11 on the new
models and behold! the smartest Spring clothes you ll but] ready
f01 seivice. '
The new long waist- -defining flaring skirt overcoats, in gray her-
ringbone and plaid weaves is here, $15 to $25; the new longer model
covert top coats too. $10 to $25: and the new model raincoats, $10
to $25.
New models in Spring suits. single and double-breasted, in the
new silver, mouse, stone, Cambridge and Oxford grays. plain shades
and plaids; and blue and black' 111 the same models, $19 to $35.
Spring hats, shirts neckwear, hosiery and underwear, too;
Spring everything but shoes for boys.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES. .
F. P. C. Chick Manna. A special 10 dnys food pe- '
cuiiariy adapted for the. most critical period 0! little
chicks.
D. M. Chick Food. A tieau mixed grain and granular
teed (to be fed dry) to insure continued success in de-
veloping and maturing chicks and turkeys thCh have
been fed the first ten days on Chick Manna. Contains
no grit, no oyster shells which can be provided at. less .
cost.
Grain that seems cheap in price In pretty 111111111 to be
cheap In quality. Pay enough, and be certain you get
what you pay for. - 1"
“Min“ Oni's That's Clean.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH
A FULL LINE OF , :
Spauitiitig’s 111111111 (boils
including mils. gloves, balls. to: plates
heel plates ,elc. .
AtW. P. BEERS’
I9 WALL 3T1. NORWALK. -
110 Posnions
Filled by Graduate; of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
i”, The Past 40 Weeks.
ACommcrcialCourac 1 . ‘
A1MERRILL. 3 PHYS WELL
Enroll Ne'xt Week.
8 SO. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK.
M A, MERRILL, Principal.
Bo. Norwaik, Conn.
Fertilizers
For Farm. Garden. Lawn and cruncheum.
Super-Phosphate of Lima.
around Bane. Ashes, Pinter. Afr-Slanted
Lima and Stable Manun.
Mann '. Bradley’s. Wilson '5 Spoon! Fertilizers
I" RAYMOND BROS.
Edison Phonographs,
$10. $20, 330.
One Dollar Per Week.
A. J. Angevlne 81 Son,
' FURNITURE. ITO
134 Wnohlngtori it“ to. quwnlk.
Flour
We are offering a special low 1111i do on our special brand of high made
milled flour. You will not more and better bread than of lots or other
brands cold‘hcro I11 town.
ONEBBLBESTFIAJUR...............1........................... 06.00
ONEEAGBM’I‘FLOUR...‘..1 ........ mmun
We 11111111 free to any port or town. divs 1111 11 trial.
--- unvwry,
acres: 11 highway in that. own.
51.1111 titan, 1
Candi; ‘
. ‘D‘nc 111111111111 am;
this cont?’ 11.111.16.11
and trash" worn
with ‘
3 2911:. \b
1111 Mitford Pharmacy
TEL. cAiL, 15—2. .
Maples 1t Goldsclimidtmbo.
("WOMEN-i
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks, Bonds. 11.-.1111 and
Cotton.
I
i
1
1
i
A—-—-
Iwartx I. Corbett Iiock. Io. Norwnlk.
TODAY 1111 WALL 1111111557 7
WALL STRIZFT. 10:10 It. In. ~Onel1
were geneIully loch than last night
on a. limited volume of trading but
there was a siliiltient sprinkling ol
gains to muke the tone slightly urog-
1121111 Opening sales of 4,500 shares
of Missouri Pacific were made. from 9-3
down to 94 compared with last nights
price of 95. Subsequen: sales were
made at 95.1nternationai Paper show-
ed 11. loss of a point and Atchisou. Erie
2111i pfd., People‘s . Gus, American
Smelling and American Locomotive-
Iurge fractions. Canadian Puciiic
lose '54.
WAI i. STREET 1] 11 Inviitgeut
selling of hilssotui Pacific offset spas-
modic rallies 11111 by Reading and
Amalgamated Copper. The extreme
weakness of Missouri Pacific affected
the olhor Gould properties and ll1111'11‘
was also continued 1111151511111 against
tht1 public utilities. Support, 1i11v11i11p«
1111 shortly before ii o‘clock and their
was 11 general recovery 1'11111'l1i11g‘t11 11
point in Missouri l’ut'iilt'. (lilit'ntm i711-
iou Traction 111'th s11l1i 2‘11 ul1111'11 1'11»
1111'1l11y‘5 closing,
\\'Ai.l. S'l‘ili'll'l‘i‘. 11111111.—~'I‘I11~ 11111111111
hummus practically stagnant :11 the r11-
Wllii‘il witmtl nui1u1u1~11 111‘ lllt‘
losses, I'Inlltls'wm'fl dull and hogivy.
\\'.ii.l. STREET. 1 p, 1n.--»-llo111n
It'dtlt'rs snot-coded in uncovering stop
loss onions in t‘ousoildaiotl (ins and
drovo the price down 2 IN to it: int.
S1111t-uhlti1111 I11 other st111-ks1w11s oi
such little volumt1 that the drive did
not. have any great oil’et't. A rerovcry
of two points in Consolidated (ins was
11 forerunner of better prices all
around, Missouri: Pacific getting back
111115111111 St. Paul, Union Pacific. Amal
summed (‘oppor and other favorites
showing an inlprovcmcut.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples d1 Goldschml‘tlt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Open liizh Low Close.
Ritual Cop. 1116711 107311 10671. 1073/.
C. & Iv‘. Co. 111% 417.1 41% 417.“.
A111, Cut. Oil. 34% 3-11.. 341,; Sill;
1\lll.iCP, lililii ~17 46% 46%
Am. Loco, 68% 69 68%,. 138%
A111, Smelt ' 1591.12 1597.11 159 1593/.
\III. Sugar iiixw 138% 137% 138111
A.'l‘ & S1 I1‘11. 111114, 111171,. 111911. 1097,11
lug prices 111 the stock market mom |
Dear Brothers:—
I want that it should be of good use to all of the trade.
allow all a satisfactory profit.
LORENZO DIBB
Eggs
15 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR
EXTRA FINE POTATOES, BU
20c PKG. SCHEPP’S COCOANUT, PER PKG.
SPINACH. PER PK.
KALE, PER PK.
FANCY CELERY, STALK
ETC.
20 NORTH MAIN 8T.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
and flooring. Complete stock of doors, sash, blinds and house 11111111
kinds of wood.
bust muchlnrt y.
kinds of colored and fancy glass.
PER,sl1cuthiug pupor “LINCOLN" untl “ABATITE” roofing 11c
SELLECK 81
and worsteds at 1111150111
able prices
11 ' V '
We are showmg a good selectionotf
TO THE GROCERY TRADE.
l have a Slicing Machine that will cut Dried Beef as thin as pi
I advise you to take all the orders you can for Dried Beef
This machine makes forty cuts in an inch space.
Let us work together for the good oi‘ all. "
Kindly yours,
Telephone Call 26-4.
EggS!
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FULL LINE LETTUCE. ,SWEET POTATOES APPLES"
I
l‘.
Spruce Chestnut and Yellow Pine 1‘ lmhet from 2 in. x 2 Int. to I! la
,III it. to 40 it long. All kinds and grades of soft and hard «wow
Evcty description of mill work by skilled .1 1|»
Large kiindrylug facilities Window zlus‘IMEt,
Single. double and triple pm
Wafer Strut. Telemann-1.111.111.1111; Mill, 411-3. 3
il’ltlyu R. '1‘. 8471111 83 84% 841742
(‘hos & Ohio 57 57711 57 57V.
i‘hl. & N. W.. 222% 223 222% 2221,41
(‘|l. Gt. Wt‘st. 20% 20% 201/4 20%
C. M. £1 SI1 I". 175% 176% 175% 175%
Col. F, 1i: i. 681.4,. 63V, 62 62%
('11l. South .l'..’ 33 32% 33
idl‘ilu. , 121.5 112% 421.41 42%
(ion. (Ink. 114% “iii/4 H354,- liflé Iii.
I121'I11 lst, pid. 77V. 77% 77%: 77%
Hull. ICIL'C. liiii‘é 1111111. 166% 166%
ill. (it‘ll. Milli; 171 170% 171
Lou. 81. Nash, lfiil li‘ilht 15o lhi
hick. (‘l‘lL 24% 241% 1 211% 24%
Ill. K. & 'I‘. pi‘1l.7i 711.4 71 711/.
M11. Par, 95 {lb illl iii
Nllt. III'IIII. KIN/i, 81% 80% Xi
N, Y. (‘t'lL HII Hill/1 Hg‘k Hill/I1
(Int. & West. ”7% 137% 13 it. WW. _
I‘t‘n. (lull. ili‘h 911% 94% 943i.
I’rou. S. (fur. {12% (12% hill/11 521.1,
Reading. 127% 128% 127% 128%
Rock Island 26 2d 2d 2d
80th I’uc. (Hill, 66% “Bill 66
Son Ry (2-1).. 41 41% 40M. 41
Sou. lly, Co. pill. 100 111114, 1110
$1111 lly .11. p ltd) Milli. lilll till“
'l11lill. (‘. (ii I, 150% mill/{1150" 1501,13
'i't'ltml. l’IIt‘ Willi. 357% 33% 38%
Union P110. ”12% 152% ”12% 152%
iI,S,litiIlbllr 53% [13% 53% [13%
u. 11. 11111111 10:11. my. 11114 111.,
111 s. Stool. 11. 1011.1 1011 1111111 may.
Wabash 112111. 22111, 2291. 22111.
Wuhanh old, so
Wont. tin. T111. 93
DOINOS OF
M
50 49% 49%
on on on
. IIBIOQI.
The railroad commisllioncrn will give
11 hearing tit tho Capitol on Wednes-
day March 21. at It 11;. 111.. on the no
pen of the Connecticut llnilwuy and
IAghting Company from the order of
the mayor and board alderman oi'
Waterbury. upon the application of the
company for approval at the location
of Its single track railway with one
turnout, through Robbins client to the
Middishury road In Weierhury.
The railroad commission has noted
favorably "you the Application of the
selections a Minefield having 11 prov.
ed cf 11 pro lied side track 0 the
Ridgciloid ectrlo Ration Company
AIOUILIEAN LIADIRO chum.
«WAIHINGTON. t,Itnl'ch 16.
moi-11111111 at
on, today
PUTNAM JURY FINDS TIMOTHY y.
Must act-vs Three Year: In Prison.—
ll111, third day of the trial of 'I‘iniothy
Silt-11.11! Wiliimuutlc, charged with at!
saull with talent to murdm his wifo
N11lll11 on December ii and the court‘
room Willi crowded tho entire day. The
morning session was taken up by At1
Egrncy Desmond in his argument for
(t
Henrik closed for the slate
RAILROAD com. 13““ '3" hour 111111 the
verdict of guilty of assault with In-
tent to kill.
Shun to not 111.1111 lhn
not more than live ,1 1.i111 in the ntalc' 11
MT)“.
broke Into the Amos. Perrln summer
home residence In Woodstock Valley
last October and stole furniture and
uftbrwards fired the house, 11111111111111
guilty. tic 1111111 sentenced to not less
than fire years 11111- more than seven
In state prison. for burglary and 11 11111.
:Imum of two years for arson.
Cynpylt ct Willimantic. charged 1with
consult with intent to kill John .li'urli‘h
More” 1 MIR
i‘Ilidlllthm'
Mill Will!
Mikhflwsm~
SHEA GUILTY.
Vacancy I11 Supreme 6
Will Not 30 Fill
WASHINGTON M
tnry 'i‘uit was in 011 ‘
Prouldent Roosevelt thi
decision has been
his acceptance at n,_
promo Court bench. - ;
will he reached for
President Roosevelt»
tho Issuance of the
moat regarding the
Justice Brown hr
01 the United at:
"A11 Mn Justice
tlro until Junc.w
111.1111 will take I. v 1
.nccond Monday in
public Inconveniom
:1 vacancy continuifll
cation. the president
time to decide "nib.
Justice Brown's l! «1
names Including thus, ‘
Thin have been tinddr
11111110 decision has
is likely to be run
In the near total-c.”
11101111111111: ”law “
Austin. has
Other Cam.
PII'I‘NAM, Murch lit—1 his was
‘ 11
defense and States Attorneym
Judge 0111111” charge to the Jury
jury was out
little over an hour and returned 11
Judge vigor sentenced
tires years und
Ivory Wotiow of Woodstock who
The cone of the state Against Jacki!
nil‘ohrlmy 81 was
thin commenced
been 111111
“Omega-.114 It the well: i
Norwalk Chronicler