, 51 "manholes-on o.
..
localNeln Notes.
Miss Harriett Grolnt is visiting in
Ridgetleld. ' -
lib‘nest Wheeler is illI at his home
in Arch street Norwnlk
-—L.argo Long Clams for baking; Es-
callops. etc.. at Cutbill's.
Rev. James W. Davis will preach
tomorro wot Brooksldo Chapel.
Mrs. Jennie Litteil Nash and Miss
Mary Nash uric in New York today.
~Podmore has one Bedroom Suit
marked at cos'ItI .
Alfred Gollhlohmidt and Miss Nina
Zelutl are visiting in Bridgeport this
afternoon.
The barge Fred.Mcpwen arrived yes-
terday with heal-go of coal for tiny-
nlond Brothe
-——Latest Spring Dorblcs. O'Brien's.
A number of the men employed at
ltadcl Oyztteu shop hare been laid oil
as the! opening business is slacking 11p
considerably
The subject of the mid-week ser-
vice in the South Norwalk Congrega-
ilonal Church Thursday night will be
Christian Contment
—-Look at "our sp‘ecials In liadles’
Dress Shirts for $3.50. M. S. Smith
& Co. ‘
Charles Byxbee was out yesterday
for the first tlnle since his recent. in-
jury sustained by stepping on a nail
at the Central Food Company.
~The best yet discovered-4111111!-
some patterns Burlap Carpet, 36 in.
wide. 29c yd. M.,SI. Smith on Co.
Tho. sloop Hattie IL. is still high ndn
dry on the flats. and Captain Reynolds
will either blue to wait ilntil another
111111511: title or dis; a channel
——Frosl1 Candy, 10 and 201‘ lb.
S. Smith it Go.
M.
Percy Kcyworth. 'Arnold Robinson.
Miss Bessie Crofut' and Miss Pearl C1)-
l1111'11 are attending “The Music Mas
t11r"1111d “Forty-five Minutes From
llroadwny." in New York today.
r—Auy customer wanting a new lieu
vér Range, step in to Podmore‘s.
The Whatsoever Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Coir
gregatlonnl Church will hold a regular
meeting Tuesday cvoning at 8 o ’clock
at the home of Miss Selleck. No 4
Chestnut street
—Mapcs Brndleys and American
Agl lcultural Chemical (711! s Fertilizers
llnymond Bros.
PhotographerNightingale. who has
11 stuido I11 the Lander Block. nrrlvcd
111. his other: «thisv‘moi'nlng and iound
his studio was carefully and elabora
trly decorated In honor 0! St. Put-
ilclt'sI Day.
~~Ftesl1 Pork, 101- lb Hayes mkt.
..—
......
Chief of the Fire Department A, E.
Winchester left inst evening at it
o'clock for New York to sail today for
Europe. When he was at the railroad
station the employee of the Electric
Works blew his “call" on the whistle.
but for the that time Mr. Winchester
lllsoboyod and did not report to the
station.
«Mourning Bands arid Canes. O'Brien.
W
F. W. Starr.
Peter Walsh, _
Practical Painters.
Painting is practical work. Skill
w.11111 it'll the 111mm ith paint mskinn.
ion know 4 gallons 1.. d: M mixed
with 3 gallons Linseed Oil makes
enough paint for a moderate sized
house-nine best paint money can buy
-»lioc11uso the L. 11.11 Zinc burdens
the L, ii: M. White bend and makes
the i. it: M Paint wear like iron. ~
Buy 1.. at M and don't pay $1.50 a
gallon tor Linseed ',Oll no you do in
ready tor-,uu 1121111; but buy all trash
from the barrel at 60 cents. and mix
with the L. A M.
327le east l.. d: M. about $1.20 per ,
K“1111111 by c1111. 11; now. 31111111 Nor
walk. (loom; Hubbellfi Btnplos‘lldw.
Co. Norwnlk. 001111.; W. 8. Gnyer &
Hon. Westport. Gonn‘i; Northrup Bros"
Boothport. Conn. .
rm' whim! 211511.111.)
We guarantee all our "Quality Choc.
claws” as being absolutely trash. You
got none that are oxhibitnd in our win
dow. u we always use display boxes
for that purpose. All our Candy which
you buy are kept under class. which
ma be done with all high credo
"mun-lib
M
Tayloraao on
~F‘resb Home. 1251: lb. Hayss’
All of the town oliicerll and the big‘
hallway oi! the town assembly hall
building, on the second floor are being
lint-sired in compliance with the new '-
insurance 1111112- vtith reference to'
electric light wirins.
W
non. Do not in as the opportunity at
using some pretty Hats. 92 Wanna
lIiIlzton street. 1
The W. C. T. U. will hold its annual
tree will Offering on Wednesday oven-
ing. March 28th. in the First M E.
Church. South Norwalk. The speak-
er will be Mrs. Caroline B Buoll, state
president of Connecticut, who has
been in the National work for many
years The music will be by good
chorus and led by special leader. The
public is cordially invited Admission
rec.
..-
—Thc Best Black Merccrized Peitl
coats for $1.25 to be found M. S.
Smith & Co.
J. J. Cnvanagh, A. Blanchard, A. E.
Winchester, South Norwnlk: A. B.
Coulters. P. M. Watt. Providence; A.
E. Chase. J. R. Manwarlng, New H11-
ven; Max' Plant. D. Lewis lreton.
Henry )9. Hotel‘. H. B. Osborn. M.
Wineburgh. Frank J. Goodnow, E. A.
Molfett, Mr. and Mr.s Frank A. Fer-
ris, C. H. Brown. Leo Krieger. Fred
Mills. John A. Foss. James .1 Grener.
W. H. Gage. L. S Casey. New onlk
Ralph H. Bennett. Leonard Smith.
John H, Burd. J. P Fall-child. Boston:
Walter Clark. Philadelphia; Mrs.
lames Hoyt Knapp. Stamford .l. T.
Willis, Pctersliurg. IVa.: 'l‘. E. S nley,
Ludlow. Vt: J. 1‘ Allen. NH 110115
don; E.‘ W Benita Cleveland: George
H. Blokldrd. Hardwlck. were guests
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford,
~00. i17 1's, the 17th Separate Co. of
Flushing. I... l.. .The Nutmeg Club vs.
Nationals. Basketball. Monday night.
Armory. Dancing 10 to ill,
UP-TO-DATE LUMBER YARD.
Hatch a Bailey Company Equipped to
Fill All Orders.
The Hatch and Bailey Company.
dealers In lumboimi' all kinds and mill
work of all sorts and description. are
carrying a fine line of lumber this
year, and their rapidly growing busi-
ness demands tlilit- they keep timber
of all kinds. All sizes or Spruce,
Chestnut. Yellow pine timber from the
smallest up 11) 12111214 l‘orly feet long.
Every-description of mill work is
carefully attc‘ndetl to by skilled math
nnics using the bcsl 111111‘I1111ory. The
concern also has 12311911141111 fitt‘llilios
forkllndrying. “ ‘Window gloss and pat-
cnt. roofing materials are also to be
.l‘ound in their stock.
HENRY HOYT CRlTlCALL lLL.
James Henry Hoyt, 11 brother oi
Gould S. Hoyt, tho Norwalk rout 1'11
111.111 and insurance doulcr. and 11 for
111111- Norwalk buslnoss 1111111, is criti-
cally Ill at 11114 Fitch Soldier‘s Homo.
Norolon. where'ilc hos lit.'(‘.ll 11131111111:
to. some time. The Home medical 1111
tborltlcs informed Mr. iloyl of his
brother‘s condition last night 11nd l11'
humediatoiy w'ent'down to Noroton.
' ——lrish national songs A. O H Hall:
Not1',1nlk tonight.
i
811111 11 Minute
The time to
make your will
and arrange for
tho .iuture care
of your estate is
when you are in
full possession
of your faculties
and know Just
how you would
like to dispose
of it; 7 ‘ '
“Ill
Sllulll Nolll'lilk
trust 811.
can serve you
an Executor, Ad~
mlnlstrator.
Guardian, Trun-
too or Conserve
tor.
'STT‘PXTRIGK'S
Day Souvenirs.
POSTAL CARDS. WATCH CHARMS,
BADGES, ITO.
special Saturday
Sale of Music
ALL BHIET MUOIC.
150'
21111111106112 FRI! WITH
PIICI or music.
LATIIT leflINCH POST CARI”.
IOMITHINC NIW.
LARCICT LINI CF FOOTAL CARD.
lN'THI ITATI.
WHCLIIALI AND RITA“...
OOLIMIN’I
NW. mm
10 M Milli “500‘. m ”walk.
Aim“?
imam“ DWI
EACH
om'I“
in 51111- hlm I
nothing to list .I
MH‘E or amount
11’: tube a' "gray season—gray in a wonderful variety of innings.
tor overcoats and fuits. Solid bloc and black will in?” along in second
i
1
,‘d'.
l
1]
~Tho very latest in silo-n11 Mlllln- P late for awhile I
fly is bola; sh 11111 by Miss Hutchin- 7
Skilled tailors have taken the new fabrics. cut 1115111 on the new
models, and behold! the smartest Spring clothes you’ll find ready
for service / 7. ‘
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 greys, plain shades
and plaids;ar1d blue and black' in the some models. $10 to $25.
Spring hats, shirts. neckwear. hosiery and underwear. too;
Spring everything but shoes for boys.
We 1111,1'e been selling gialn 1'01 fifteen years and halite
made a reputlttlon tor selling the best quality‘ and giving -
the best service. We me going to stick to that same
quality, the same 011111 in delivering. and we believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain b1. tier lesults than
from any one else.
Some of tho gnods we have to offer: I
For Horses and Cattle“ For Poultry.»
No.1 O11ts.Cl1lck Manna. ,"
Fancy Outs. Chick Feed.
H. 0. Feeds. Cr. Corn. ,.
Huy , .3 Meal. '
Corn. ll. 0. Feeds.
Salt. i l l f (.lrit.
Bran. Shells.
Wheat Result. Beef Scraps.
Cut H1112 " r, ‘ , All Grains. “
Gluten Feed. .. 1 ' T I Pratt's Food.
internationalltb‘oods. .
1 Wheat. '~
Buy 0111s Thais (31.11111
_MANIIUEIL .T. HATCH. "Ms
A FULL LINE OF 7T“ 7
11111111111 Baseball Goods
including slits. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc. " "
At W. P. BEERS’
49 WALL 8T" NOHWALK. 680. MAIN ST" 80. INORWALK.
110 Posulons
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40' Weeks.
A Corrmaerclnl Course .
AWEBRILL PE“ WELL
Enroll Next Week.
M. A MERRILL, ‘Pl'liiolw.
Fertilizers
For Farm. Garden. Lawn and Unanimous.
Super-Phosphor. of Lima.
Ground Bonn. 451102.. Planar. Alt-Sinker!
Limo and Stable Manon.
Maoist molars. Wilson '1 15mm Forum."
[It RA YMOIND BROS.
80. Norwnik. Conn.
Edison“ Poa,
$10, $20, $30.
‘Ono Dollar-Per Week.
A. J Angevlne 81 Son.
A
. FURNITURI. ITO...
lab Wgchlngton It" Go. Norwnlk.
lu
We are uttering a special low price on our special brittid or high: 1131111119
milled hour, You will get more and better broad than of" lots ot other
brands sold here in town.
ONHIBBLBESTFLOUR........................................... “.00
.osnnsonns'rmon .................................
We dolltler tree to any part oi town. (live 1111 11 trial.
Louis J oaeloff
72 NORTH NM» l‘l‘lll'l‘. 1‘s UI‘i'l'I NCEWALK. CONN».
,“i.
. tic.
“Guts
2115111111 11% can
tilts cont Icandu‘
1.1111 trash thorn
week ’ '
295s \h
"to 11111111111111.1111
721.. cALL,"15;-‘-2.
«on»
MW ..me ..-
Maples 1i Goldsclllddt (30.
0mm“),
COMMISSION BROKERS.
I
.ti'
calm 111
Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
mm s cm»: 1112111.. Norwnlli.
N“..- .--. ..2...,..- ...L .....- “.....-“ ..
TODAY IN WALL STREET
I """.""",’ .
IWAl. l. STREET it). it) 11, 111—-0111,1
11 few stocks wele' traded in 111 the
opening today and those In very small
blol ks. ’l‘he piitIe 11191'enlont was "-111
lespondtnlgl) 11111“'I.11)11 but small fr ct
tonal gains 11 ere the 11.119 Consolidat
“2011s was lifted " J,énnd then reacted
WAll. "1111.11‘1' ll 11 n1 l’ricse
dl'oopcd irom Innnilion. I’lol’il taking
in Lollisovlllo and Nashville on yes
lollla)‘ 3 rise lowered It '1‘ and there
was also .1 pelceptllble casing off in
Soulhcln Railway and hiisslt'llni Pact-
On the other hand Alllalgaulatcd
Copper, Blookii 11 'l‘rhnsit and Union
Pacific made small 1:11tns.Consoltd11t
(‘tl Gus fell back to yestcldny' s clos-
lug.
WALJ Sl‘itEl‘T , (lose.-'—~lil1' sag
ging tendency was slightly 1m cutuat
ed on the
staie1neut.Smeiting was carried 1 l-.. "
below last night and Amalgamated
Copper and Ranting substantial fl"-111
lions. Prims 11111111 11p again. but the
movemtnt wns, barely perceptibl‘. l‘he
dosing was ])l‘li(:(ltiilllv stagnant.
TODAY'S beer/17101111.
Report: over the Whale wtres or
The Maples it Goidschmidt Co. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Cor ett
Block, South Norwplk. Telephone 1 ll.
Oped High Low Close
Alnnl Cop, ‘ 1071/; 101 106313. 31.1%
1\. C 8: i“.,'t311. 41313 417%.. 4H; 4.1;:
A111. 0t. Oil 8H5 ‘lilg 34 34
A111, 1-14. 69 till till 69
11111.81111-it 1.1111; l59§5l1375yg 1511-21..
.\nlI SIlIL’ltl' 138131. 135%: 138% 138%.
iii S. V11. 9'} M 921.13 923;.
lilllllii. & Ohio 110 ill) llil lIO
ll'hlyn R, 'l‘. iii-'1’, 85 1137.. 84%.
Ubos. & Ohio {1714. 571/. Fill/1‘ 57%
th Gt. West 211:1; ’ll-la 2113. 20%
LIIMA‘: St, P 175mg 175% ”Fl-ii. 175%
(EON 8'. 1.611“ ha‘l‘. 625m 62‘“
Son. 1‘80“”) 3:1 3314. 83 331.1.
Con. 6118.1 liti‘fil lit}. liii 1441;.
‘rle 42311 4261’; i“‘..’1~l‘.’%
laoll & Nash lI'112I‘I4 ”214113115. 151%
Met. 81 11111151. llil-‘ii. 113% “3%
Mex. (.‘on. 25% 241/ 24% 2H1.
M. K 12. ’l‘. 35% 35%: 2531. 35%
M. K. it 'l‘. pd. 72 T2 7:! 72
MO. l’llt', 96‘1“. 91m 115% 95%
Nut. Lend. itll’ Silk 80% 80%
N. \ €011,146“. 146% Hills 146%
No1t’. & West 87% 875/. til-la 87%
Ont. & Wont 467;. 415711 467.. 46%
Penn. R. R. 13771". 1377;. 137% lil’iiifi
Peo, Gus. 91') 95 94% 95
Pros. 8. Car. 52% 52% 52% 52%
Reading ”8% 122% 127% 128%
Rep. Steel 30 33 3t) 30
Rock Island 26% 3.2 1.4 26 26
Son. P1111. iiti bills 'iifi't’ri. 657.1.
8011. it. Co. II, it 00% 40%
Texas. ,l"111'. Ill 24 ,, 33%. 33%
Union I’nc. 15236, lbli 152% 152%
11. s, Rubber rim 1.31.1. 1.31.5 5315
ll 8.81111»! 40%. 10% will 40%
17. S Stool p. llitibt.‘ “16% 1057' 11 1067.11
Wilbiisli ’ ..'".fi 22% ""‘A 23%
West. 1'11. Tel 93% 93% ltd till
Wis (3911.25% 25 "Y1 "TN/135%
Bank Statement.
Ri'Nl'l'Vt‘H. lit-1'. .............. $5.895,“
llvut-l't'l's U. S Doc. .......... 16,400
1.1111111. Inc ................. 1186.900
Specie luv. ......... ‘ ....... 1 788, 700
Li'lmtl ’l‘undt-l‘, 0110.. ........ 1. £48,100
Deposits. [1112. .............. 6.936.700
Circulation lice. .............. 518.000
Collidcd
Page.
Two Freight Trains
t‘outlnned From First
PUEBLO, Colo" March l7.—-«Wln-n
advised of tho lepert that the night. on
«tutor 111 Swallows. s it Lively, had
I nlulll': 11 confession Ill which be ac-
knowlodgedhlil responsibility lot the
collision or the two pliblletlgot‘ trains
on the Denver and lilo Grands Rail-
l'nfldil trollr Florence‘early yesterday
tromi wreck. 1nd 1th Lively claimed
to have been 11 11 condition oi stupor
11.1 the time, owing to 11-11111; watch at
and Rio Grands deified positively last
a confession.
It was 1111111111 however that the op-
erator had assumed ... longer shirt on
the night at the wreck thin was usual
understood. was for reasons only
known to himself. ~
While the exact number of lives lost.
in the Adobe week on the Denver 11nd
lilo Grands Railroad will never be
canon: the great disasters in the his-
wry oi rsllroniitng. ConsorvIntlve no-
tinintol of the loss of lite icon the
of dead tit 80.
appearance of the bank '
morning. which reshitell'ln 11 (illiltlx'
his post local oiliclnltt oi- the Denver ‘
night having any knowledge of such-o
ly minim or him. shot this. it was ,
known it undoubtedly will take rank 11
l‘ ‘
g .
l
l
Headvto-Foot Outfitters.
Are showing SPRING LASTS of their SMAR
.$ 81 P. out;
FORMEN
Exclusnlo Patterns 111
111111111111 11111 N111: .
and worsteds at leaSOn— '.
ableplices ‘
mil.“-
H".
We are showmg 11 good selection Ioi
in the New Spring Models.
Timely 1.111 .11 Nugget .
l include in your next order to your grocer some of Dibbi
we have a fine quality of beef just now, nice and just right In
and our new machine cuts it to a pro per thinness. Very pl
quantity from 51: up to 15¢ one- half lb.
Now that the snow cavern the gran ncl, and your fowl: want t" on
try some Alfalfa Clover Meal for great results. Small quantity
50 lb. bags $1..00
Place about one- Jourih with salt food. mix with warm water 2
cool This is some times too much. if not eaten do't feed so mun
want and need it. New stock just in.
Any trouble to get cod Butter?
a want just now. 271: l.
Strictly Home Laid Fresh Eggs. 25c dozen. .
New lot Lipton's Tea: in 10c- nam pie packages.
Spinach, Parsley, Sweet: Potatoes. ‘ "
What do you need? .We are exceeding buny. Hope broom“?
LORENZO DIE-Bu;
Telephone Call 26-4.
Eggs ' Eggs '
if so, try my J1me Creamery”
15 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS.. ....................
21 LBS. GRANULAT'EID suIG‘An' .................
EXTRA FINE POTATO‘EIS,'BU. ..:. .1 ........................ .
BEN HUR FLOUR ...... . ......................... BAG, 091:
10c PKG. SCHEPP‘S ICOCOANUT. PER PKG.
20c PKG. SCHEPP'S COCOANUT, PER PKG.
.............. 1532f”
SPINACH. PER PK. .......I ........................ ' ........ tit-"11' .1...‘.I1.,
KALE. PER PK. ........... ‘. ............................... . .._. ......
FANCY CELERY. STALK ................................ 5.5.1.1....
FULL LINE LETTUCE, SWEET POTATOES, APPLES; ‘
ETC.
no
UNITED GROCERY 00
20 NORTH sum or.
so NORWALK. or.
1-21.. 143.- - ‘
Lumber and Mill Work fol Event
116’?
From a finger-y to a Poms. 1"!
. ' ' #1151 " 1‘:
Sp‘ruce Chestnut anti Yellow Pine Timbel (torn 2in. x 2 1mm ii
til it. to it) it. long. All kinds and grades or colt and hard 'w - 1
clad flooring. Complete stock or doors. sash blinds and hound. 21‘an '.
kinds of wood. Eve1y description of mill work by 1111111911.th
best machinery Lame kilndrylng lttcllltles.'. Window gluon:
kinds of colored and fancy glass. Single, double and hints fly
PER, sheathing paper “LINCOLN" 11nd “ABATiTE” rooflnl ”90“.
Water Strut.
A.
Telephones-mint, 411, Mill 111.3. So.
other persons are known to be dead"
and possibly 11 score of bodies were
burned to ashes.
There was not ll single entire body
recovered from the wreckage with the
exception of the engineer, who 11l-
lhough mangled. had not boon reached
by the homes that. swept through the
wrecked card.
Bits of charred llosh 11nd pllou of
bones were llll that indicated that it
helm-111nm had occtnrull. btlt trulnod
eyes picked out the pelvic bones and
from these it. was seen that so in; 1111
the neuron had progressed no loss than
thirty- 11111 wopld had pet-111111111.
The following names have 11111-11 11111!
cd to the 11111 or known dead:
Patrick Murphy Morocco. Colo. an
oil well driller.
Ray Fields used 1111 Keystone. Wyo.
Mrs Belle Webb. Keystone.
“Murphy yesterday was reported
the order "l who “lat;
It is asserted that. LI
for several days 1111111111111
The injured are in ,
ly that most of then]
leave the hospital In a 1,. ,
'l‘he mock is boint'
and trains will be runiillti
lllo time tonight 1 '1‘
Celebrated Last NightV
1111111121111
Mortimer Monitor 9! ~
11111-111 celebrated his { .
yesterday afternoon.
were received and 1111:
not down to 11 111111111 1
tr spread table with.
,sinkoIlnmI the mitigated i.)
own so no
went lilgine 111111“?
the seriously injured. mi. Mortimer man hang-1
till 11 two passengers out. ot a eburn~ 1111.11. ”6’7"“
In: car. When he roturnod to reit- Wills. Helen slid M
111111 a third 11 31111 explosion occurred
and he was burned to death.
Mrs William Burnside, her daunhv
tor and grand child laid to be front
K1111 1111,2112 were erroneously included in
the death lirtl not night. 1
it. in not likely that the bodies of
any oil the other victim; can be their bullock Militant?
1M tools arrived 111lein
til. i... Liv ly. the operator who» 11111.
are to coil or the train oracl- that re- 1‘” W31 In“?
suited in the collision. has not been
arrested and it is 11011111151011 bbblo
noisier. Ruthie “MW
Roland M1111. Gordon
,Brumstrnp. isnini
Disbrow.
OVIILOGK u
The new uniform
lo .111“ no nonfatal-m7?“ him till 'ih'om 11111. 1111121. stripe!
Lively says or his tailors to Nilvdrlfidi the mo
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