If so hand full Ito-irritation I «at.
‘ We are already having] mile for lum-
I‘l' WASHINGTON IT.
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"-w.‘
Loooi lions iiiotos.
II A I W. 1
101nboratdwaistsoaII N. E. Ryan 6:
(‘o.‘ a. See ad.
Rummage sale at, A. Dickerman &
Son‘s. See ad.
A full line or pictures at Nelson's.
See ad. for prices.
. Tire Clifford
. ,See ad.
Vinol builds you up.
Pharmacy goalie it.
Special valnésln sprint dress goods
at the Boston Store. See ad.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kramer and sort
lieary spent yesterday In New York
cty.
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A rehearsal of Butler Lodge II. 0.
O. F. decree team will be held this
evening.
Coughs and' colds cured by the use
01‘ Chambers' white pitie and tar syrup.
See ad.
Opening of the wash goods depart-
ment at Reed's. The ad. will tell you"
more about it.";
Company l“ willIdrill at the armory
tonight. Company D will have a drill
tomorrow night. .
it pours the oil of life into your sys-
tem. It warmsyou up and starts the
life blood circulating; That's what
lloliister’s' Rocky Mountain does. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. Piaisted‘s
Drug Store.
Miss Katherine Beckman. of Monroe
street, spent solidity with her sister,
Mrs. .lohn Groves. of Brooklyn.
No game was played last night in
the pool tournament between Hope
lioso Company and the Fire Police.
- III M -fv ' »
MI‘ and Mrs. Edwin 1.. Monroe have
Iiiurnod from their wedding 1011110
Nciv'\\'or‘k anti other places of intercst. '
W.
Company 1) has received an invita-
tion to attend a dance to be given by
Company 1.. of Greenwich. on March
211th.
Matthew Kingslry. of ‘1? Washing-
ton strcet. has gone to New York city
to enjoy a vacation of two davs thc
tirst that he has had in several years
.._._.._..._...
Mrs. John Palmer was removed yes
tor-day morning. from her home In
Sound View Terrace. to the Norwalk
Hospital, suffering from nervous pros-
traiion. _ I7 ‘
A number of that, rembers of Cooke
noc Tribe, 1, O. R. 111., of Norwalk.
will rzo to Bridgeport Thursday even-
in“. and be the guests of Wowampum
'Irlbc of that city.“
lt‘redcrick L. Smith. of 120 Washing-
toil street, resumed his duties last
nirrht in 1“. A. Lane's restaurant. after
having been ill'fdflteight weeks with
trouble with his feet.
up.-
Rev. James Benton Werner. former-
ly vicar of St. J‘Dlui‘s parish. now oi
Norwaik. preached an eloquent .uer-
ntorr last cvenlng.‘.1n”81. Andrew‘s.—
Stamford Advocate Monday.
At this evening's meeting of the
(tram Church brilnclt of the (ilrls
Friendly Society. Mrs. James Benton
Wornor will give a talk on current
uvonts. The branch meets in the tin-
Iette building.
fam (' Hour. of
Mr and MI'% 1
tonrtland pan returned from
a short vacation trip to Washington
\vrnro St the cap I Mr. naur lli‘lll'tl
Senator Tillml'tr liver a four hours‘
summit on the rate 0111;;—
'lirc i‘rlmluoi‘l' Sic Betielit Sootety
hold rrn ope: turday evening.
In the bye uin uth Main street.
when all affairs In connection with
tho Intent horror were concluded and
the remaining things disposed of.
W
stint-t Commissioner Martin Kellogg.
of Nurwalk had two two- horse plows
out curly this morning In Norwalk,
and rte a result. when people wont out
to work and business. many of the
sidewalks were in good condition. In
tor In the morning the city not some
men to work carting snow from Main
and Wall streets.
Speaking of tile addresses at the
Knights of St. Patrick banquet In
tiridgep’ort, Saturday night the Far-
Iuct- says: “The dual feature of the
trout pruhdlai exeroilc'ti was a forceful
effort by Senator Jeremiah Donovan.
who annivered to the toast. “The State
of Connecticut." The speaker has made
a study of Connecticut and his all
lll‘efll was given with much toner."
mm
W. mull Our
“NIP or W PIN! AND TAR
for cowgirl. co 0. “11010011011
guaranteed:
our property. can nothing to list
‘ your "P?”M' Tomb-sot, of amount
‘raylorrl‘raofdon
,The Norwullr Building and Loan A9,.
oooiation will meet tonight.
The Golden Rule Circle will meet
Iiu the chapel on Friday at 3 p.111. A
full attendance is desired.
Miss Emily Brennan. of South Nor-
walk. was admitted to the Norwalk. , -
in at the waist and flaring over the hips—flare skirt deep vented. A .
Hospital toda for treatment.
Tire Friday Afternoon Club will
llleot this week at the residence of
Mrs. Horace 11. North,“ Elnrwood avev
« nue.
' Miss Eliza Kelly,» an employee at the
Moss Hill Sanitarium. Who has been
Wuhdergoin’g treatment at the Hospital
was discharged today.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school hoard of the East. Avenue Motil-
odist Episcopal Church for the election
of officers for the ensuing conference
year will be held in the church parlor
tomorrow. at 8 p. m. All officers will
please bring written .reports. A full
attendance is desired.
Among those on the stage at the lee
ture given by Father Shortell at Lock-
wood's Hall. Sunday night. were the
Rev. J. H. O'Donnell. the Rev. J. C.
Fogariy, Cornelius Dorgan. John ’1‘,
Hayes, Peter B. Cayunagh. ,Bet-nard
Tully, William McMahon. Edward J.
Hayes. Lorenzo Adams. Bernard C
Potency. Michael Carew. Thomas P.
Casey, Jeremiah Ahcarn. M, B. ir‘ornn,
Bernard Natteford. Peter F. Burns.
John J. Walsh and Dr.
The members of the Nutmeg ("1111:-
deny the statement that they objected
to having William 1“. Rout-b act as an
oiliclal in the basketball game will
the Nationals, last evening, a the ar
mory. 0n the contrary. the assert
that it would havo been very agrocablr
to them to have had Mr. Ranch in this
capacity. it was the plan to have two
of the Seventeenth Company player:
act as officials in the game. brrt as their
contest was played off first and they
immediately left town. this was 1m
possible.
BELL ISLAND euros: BIDS.
William E. Daniels Gets the Contract
for $2,938,
The soiectrnen have awarded
contract for the building oi‘ the “new
truss bridge at Bell island to William
E. Daniels, of Silvertnorrc, for $2,038
The bids were opened Saturday at-
ternoon . There was only one other
bid besides that of Mr. Daniels. (3011‘
tractor 1“. S. Wartiwcil. of Stamford.
arid Contractor Roosevelt. oi‘ Westporl,
who is said to he a cousin of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. figured in do the work
for $3 434
The work will be started very short-
ly. ,
HOYT PLACE SOLD.
Important Transaction of Norwalk
Real Estate Just Completed.
It is nnoultced that (‘cliuylcr ilutn
Iiton has purchased the big Hon-ry l
Hoyt place on Prospect Hill. Norwalk,
including the handsome big stone man
«ion and Spacious grounds surrounding
it. The bargain was concluded Sai-
ultlay by Mr. Hoyt and lodge Asa B.
Woodward the latter representing the
Hoyt estate.
it has been rurnot'cd for sonn- tirnt‘
that Mr. Hamilton has been ncuotiuir
ing for this place. Mrs. Hamilton is
the. mother of Mrs. Henry T. Prowitt
and of Miss Ruth llibhard.
SCARCITY 0F SILVER IN PERSIA.
LONDON. March gllr'v'l‘llt' agent
hero of tho ltnocrial litrnlt, of Persia.
confirms the 'l‘chornn report of tin-
startitv of silver in Persia and ex
plains that it Is due to the high prior»
of lllt‘ utt-tal itr London. 110 adds that
ho i't‘tt‘li‘l‘tl a telegram l’roru ’lchotan
today saying that there was no indi
cation oi a financial crisis at the For
sian taptial
Stop a Mario
The time to
make your will
and arrange for
the future care
of your rotate to
when yott are In
full possession
of your faculties
and know just
how you would
like to dispose
of 11
Tire
South lorwolk
Trust to
cart serve you
as Executor, Ad-
ministrator,
Guardian, Trub
too or Concern
tor.
II no LIN! or
French Postcards
tartar-ruins our.
“.00 new vrtwo or NonWALK.
COLEMIIN’O
w. Irena. '
W. J. 'l‘raccy. '
llli ‘
V 110mm;
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Advance Showtn of
New Spring cars.
If you ceme‘ now. you'll not be sorry; the hcdson's smartest
styles for men uni all here, and they’ re worth knowing
SPRING OVERCOATS m the new French back model curving
model for athletic men. in soft greys with velvet collars to match
$15. 00 to $25. 00. .
, Top coats a-plcnty, in new covcrts, a trifle longer than last sea—
son’ 5, $10.00 to $25. 00; and new model raincoats,‘ long and loose,
-.$x0 00 to $25.00.
SPRINQ SUTS in new single and double- breasted models. in
the new grays: silver. mouse. stone, Cambridge and Oxford greys,
plain modes and plaids. and blue and black' to the same models, $10. 00
to $25.00. a?
Spring’ C. & K. and Volk stiff and soft hats, $2 and $3. “
Spring shirts. neckwear, hosiery, gloves and underwear.
I
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We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
the host service. We are going to stick to that same
quality, the snare care in delivering, and we believe that
by dealing with usyort will obtain better results than
front anv one also .
Some of the goods no have to offer:
For Horses and Cattle. It or Poultry.
No. 1 Cats. Chick Manna
Fancy ()als. ' Chick Feed.
H. 0. Feeds. 9 (‘1'. Corn. ' ,I
May , l M on].
Corn. ll. 0. Feeds.
Salt. [ 3 l ' 1‘ _:_ Grit.
Bran. Shells. , ., .
Wheat Feed. , llcci‘ Scraps, l
Cttt llay. , ‘ ~ ‘ Ali Grains,
Gluten Feed. 1 (i g i Pratt's Food.
international Foods.
\Vlicut.
Blly Outs 'i‘llats Clean. ‘
MANUELT. HATCH. ,
WV VV‘V‘N
WM
#7..” “ ..
A FULL LINE OF
Spoultiiog’s Baseball Goods
including mils. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc.
At W. P. BEERS’
19 WALL ST.. NORWALK. 8 80. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
110 Posntons
Filled by Graduates of
MEIRRlLL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Weeks.
11 Commercial Course
no MERRILL ””5 WELL
Enroll Noxt Week.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
30. Nomlk. Conn.
Fertilizers
Flour Sale.
We are offering a special low price on our special brand of high grade
tallied hour. You will get more and better bread than of lots of
brands sold hora In town.
ONEBBhBESTFIIOUR........................................... “.00
ONEBAG BEST FLOUR. ................................. 650
We deliver free to any part of town. Give ill a trial.
date Joe”:'
at Noni-II lit in dining 7‘ “ _ sou
other
Our (reiteratio‘Cdd Liver
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for ,
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons,
and after sickness, colds,
coughs, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles.
Try it on our guarantee.
FOR SALE BY.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Platncr & Bradley
Proprietors
Maples ti house-Idiot Go;
(Inner-pound.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dalton In
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
Imam C Corbett Block. .0. Norwpllr
. TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. lll."""0l)('ll-
ing prices in the stock market today
\‘ill‘lt‘tl only slightly from those of last
night and changes were quite cvcniy
divided between gains and losses (.‘lri-
cago Union Traction p1‘d,rosc 1‘ 5 and
.l.otrnsville and Nashville and Hide
and Leather. pi'd. large fractions.
WALI. S'l‘llEltl’i‘. 11 a. m.—Sior:ks
were bought for a time. but after
about a dozen of the important stocks
.r-had risen a poitrt or more the market
turned downwards and much of the
rise was wiped out. Duluth South
Shore and Atlantic pt’d. improved 2 HI.
Lead 1 till. Louisville at Nashville, Peo
pic‘s (ins. Locomotive and Colorado
Fuel 1 1-4 to 1 1-2 and St. Paul. itcad
ing, Amalgamated Copper, Snu-iting
and Consolidated Gas 1 to 1 1-8. (it-eat
Northern pt‘d. foil 1 L3 and Duluth
South Shore and Atlantic 1.
WALL S'l‘lti~]l“.’l‘. lil)(lll.—~"l'l‘li‘(‘S got
up again in [111‘ second hour with the
prinripal advances in stocks which
were weakest yesterday. The demand
died out again on the rise. ("teal
Northern pfd rose 2 Northern Pacific
1 3-4. Arnalgamatod Copper 1 58 Ana
cumin 1 and several other stotks l
Bonds were steady.
WALLS-1"] RE ‘"1‘ 1 p at. ~"l‘llPlc was
not much change in prices outside of
the Northwestern group and a few oili-
ets Business continued very small
and quite generally limited to the
more popular speculative stocks. Min-
neapolis, St. Portland Sault Ste Ma-
rie cxtt'ndcd its advance to 8 points.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONB.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples Ill: Goldschmldt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz it; Corbett
Block, 80th Not-wail; Telephoneisa.
Open High Low Close.
Atrial Cop. 103% 101‘» 10:1 104%
A. c, o 1‘. team, will Ion, row.
Annice. 11134 101,} tidy, 4011.
For Farm. cordon. Lawn and Gratuitous”; film; ‘32,?” "“67 “"3”; ""6, up,
Super-Phosphate of Limo. Am, shunt In-t tar. law. 101%
“' , Ant. Sugar tli'r'_ 1071.0 137 137%»
Dream! Bane. Ashes. Plaster. Afr-Slacker! Q- .1: 2:15.13). ,3?" .33,“ 13.3""
Lima and Stable Manure. Bill”). & ()lrlo roost icon, thou. moot,
M , B dl , Wfl , S 1 IF ”I ll'klyu it. l'r. 82». so 32% 1?;
a 03 1'8 0 S 80113 .0 l or 5 Cheri. & 0110 0001. 1'17 '50 I
p I y ' p t I" ca. (11. West. zoo. 20s,. 20w. 20%
c, M. & 81.1".174 174v. 173124, 174
At RA YMOND BROS out. I“. n r, 501/, or not, oooN
' Con. (INN. Hort tom may, 142%
Del. a l‘iud. any, 202% 2021/. 202%
writs no, 12 try. on,
Edison Phono ra hsw 111. (ton. toast. roost. too too
3 Lou. lit Nash. too intro, lino; my,
Moi. st. ily. 112 122 oz
$ ‘ s Mox, (uni. or wit. or 24%
. '0’ 320’ 30' M,I(.&’1‘, 71 try. It 71
Mo.l’nc. 111% 11.5% ill-'13 115%
One Dollar Per Week. NN. N... NN NN NN NN
‘ ‘ . ' N. v. an. may, 1451/. to, troy,
‘ J A . Penn, 11.11. roost razor 1363:}. 131:2
- . Poo. Gas. 011%, ii . 1'.
A. . ngevine a Son, . .. ., . ..
Reading 2574, 1207;“ 1.0% 12014
FURNITURE. ITO; Road lat pfrll. non, 901,4, sou. ow.
llcp. Steel 211 28 28 28
134 Washington fit... 80. Norwglk ammonium root. 2m 2514. 26%
0th Par: om sou sou. oo
‘ Sou'ity (‘0 10% 10% 40 40%
0.0. 11320 p. 101% 101% 101% 101%
'cxas I’ac il’i‘fi 03M. 33% 03%
Union l’uc 1511/4 101% 101% 151%
11.8 I Rubber 52% , 02V; 52%, 02%
11.11. Steel 311% 311% 30% 39%
U 3 Steel p. 104% 100% 101% 100%
Wabash 22% 213% 22% 22%
Wabash 11.40% 110 1901-150
Went. 1111310111115 1111/; 111 91
LIGIOLATIVI APPROPRIATION
IILL.
WASHINGTON March zaw'rm
can train proceeded to the consid-
Erotica" of Villa legislative. appropria-
.I» non bill for amendment under the
lave minute tillll. W-.. ...._.................-
SELLECK 8:
head id-Foot Outfitters.
FOR MEN
Exclusive Patterns in
Spring Shirts and Nestor
in our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
the newest effects in wooiens’v ,. ‘i
and worsteds at reason-
able prices
We are showrng a good selection at
CLEVER CLOTHES FOR MEI
in the New Springr Models.
1 include in your next order to your grocer some of Dibble: Dried Bu "
We have a fine quality of beef Just now, nice and J‘Iat right a: to moisture,
and our new machine cuts it to a proper thinness. Very pleasing. An
quantity from So up to 150 one half lb.
Now that the snow cover: the ground, and your f0wls want green 100‘,
try some Alfalfa Clover Meal for great results. Small quantity, 30 lb
50 lb. bags $1. 00.
Place about one- -f0urth with soft food, mix with warm water and feed a.
cool. This 13 some times too much. if not eaten do’t feed so much. Thoy,
want and need it. New stock just in.
Any trouble to get good Butter? ‘- lt~flllI
a want just now. 27c lb. , ,
Strictly Home Laid Fresh Eggs. 25c dozen.
New lot Liptons Teas in 100 sample packages.
Spinach Parsley, Sweet Potatoes.
What do you need? We are exceeding busy. Hope to serve .Md please
If so, try my June Creamery.
t m
Telephone Call 26-4.
Eggs‘ Eggs: Egg
13 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ................ ' ‘
21 LBS. GRANULATED' SUGAR ........................... .
EXTRA FINE POTATOES, so. ............ . ................ .
BEN HUR FLOUR. ............................ BAG, 1m; Bar... In ‘
10c PKG. SCHEPPS ooconuur. PER PKG.
200 PKG. SCHEPPS cocOANUT, PER PKG ........ . .....
SPINACH PER PK. . ........ , ........ . .........................
KALE PER PK. ~
FANCY CELERY. STALK ; ...........................
cFULL LINE LETTUCE, swear POTATOES APPLE
ET .
1
”up. ,i.-nls
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S ORANGII.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN 01'. or u, .
so NORWALK. 01'.
TEL. 143.
«roar
nor Nonwaur.
TEL- 31
Them Hatch 8: Bailey 0'
Lumber and Mill Work for Eveiitlhiuo
From a Pfaaory to a Palace.
Spruce, Chestnut and Yellow Pine Timber from 2 in. x 2 in. to 12 In;
In.. 10 ft. to 10 it. long. , All kinds and grades of soft and hard"w00d lulu
anti flooring. Complete stock oi doorasash, blinds and house trim I)!” I
kinds of wood Every description of mill work by skilled mechanlcl
beat machinery. Large kilndrylng facilities. Window gluon and "mm;
kinds of colored and fancy glass. Single double anti triple hi! TAR-5D,”
PERI, sheathing paper "LINCOLN" and "ABATITE" roofing paper]. - ‘
Water Street.
Telephones—Yard, 46; Mill, 46~3.I 30. NW 1".
leTRUO'I'f'ON ~
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KUROPATKIN8_ LAST ORDER.
AMERICAN
Exposes 01 the Cause of Ruuian Dc-
fut in Late War.
S’l‘. l’lil’l‘ldltSlIURil. March 20.“‘
(ion. Kuropatkln's last. order of the
day to the First Manchurian Army.
printed In the llusuky invalid (the mil
ltrrry organ) today. Is a, routarkahlo'ex-
poanro'ol’ tho causes of the Russian
defeats showing that they were due to
lack of preparation and equipment and
to Illi.‘ fact that there was no explosive
shells for the mountain artillery, etc.,
if] the early stages of the war. lie
does not Nhlrk his own responsibility
as minister of war (before the war
broke out). but points out that the
causes of the defeat. were ducper,
namely. the morale of the trooper and
of the colour-,3 who did not display luv
Itlativc, independence or enthusiasm.
to spite of the iron nerves and herolh
spirits of the soldier-n. All this the
general boldly canon our is attributa-
hie to the oppress; on of bureaucratic
rule during the last ilfty year» which
In the case of the oiiioern drove inch
of Independence from the service. leav-
Ing only Worthless drones. lie con-
maintains the troops on the advent of
liberty and hope for the regeneration
of the people.
(Jen Kupropatkin given the entire
lorur of the First Manchurian Army.
which averaged a atronuh'of 100.-
000 men and 2.200 ollcers. an 396, of-
---I-
National Convention of That lady.
be Held In New Haven, Jul
NEW HAVEN. March 20.
meeting here of the executive .:..'. .
strttction preliminary plans he
made for the national convm
that. body which has a stem-
ovcr the United States.
ventiou will begin in this city
Thursday evening July .13.
entertainment at Woolirey
fipgumflfigb
than you orl ,nullylil
monstrous. .. ',‘
a feature of the‘convonliofl I
lit general the Yale lhililill‘llli
inga will be used (I. Drill
tary of the Connecticutnmp
of Education, has be u. .
chairman or the email WI
for this «tare. and A
Beetle. head or the New h ' ‘
Schools. chairman of. tho
committee for this city “319‘
grant will be arranged
trident of the use lutl
ecattvo 0111111111th
ILIZZAIID IN NOVA
HAIJII‘AX, N. 8.. Mar
snow atom which ca up
south tutu night had to
into a bitunrd. the worst
iron with thick snow on a It .*
The street our services ”1
floors killed and 1.773 Wounded and stalled.
10. 465 men killed and so. 3110 wound The night was a ter
ed and concludes with updating the but at mrly hour til
opinion that the army should be to shipping casualties 1M
strengthen ed in time of peace that via ed
tot-y will” be certain In tithe of war. . _,
it hurts the river-sari tiiin ion to lie
about him than 11. rim to tell tire“
truth about. 111m.
.4 DWI any. 3“.
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