1111's.
It WAIHINCTQN 1‘11. 11
11111111111111.
111111 N. 1161313311..” pew York to
day on bunln
Charles Gehebe is confined to his
harm in France street with an attack
of rheumatism.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. ‘R. Bulkley. of Gerard Place. is
suffering from an attack of the mumps.
Owing to the fact that noquorum
was p1'.csent 110- meeting of the board
of school visitors was held last even-
ing, as was scheduled.
Whatsoever Circle. Daughters of the
King; met yesterday evening at the
home. of- Miss ,Soilc‘ck, i estnut
street. South Norwalk. .
The case of Michael Polisltosb chsr
god with assault and breach of the
peace on his wife was again continued
and will come up tomorrow mom
111g.
A special communication of St.
Johl‘s Lodge. F. and A. 111., of Norwalk.
hns been called for tomorrow night
to work the entered apprentice dc-
grcc.
A close game was played last even-
ing I11 the pool tournament of the Nut—
mcg Club. Ernest C Gregory, rated
100. defeated Irving Horton, 70,111 the
score of 100 to 69.
Mrs Jennie P. Nichols and family
intend to move the first of the month
from Mrs. iii Lender's house at 37
BMIICW avenue to the house of Mrs.
William Itnyn1ot1d,'iii« Tnylor avenue.
It pours the oil of life into your sys-
tem. It warms you up and starts the
life blood circulating: That's what
Ilolllster's Rocky Mountain does. 35
cents. Tea or - Tubietsiv' Plaisteti's
Drug Store. ,1 .
Frank llnnford. 1111 oystcrman who
board at. the Hotel Warwick was 111'-
rostml last night. on the churgn oi
stealing 11 pair of1 pants from Fred
Iii-unsse. a fellow boarded. This morn
ing, I-lnnford was filled $10 and thc
costs.
Acmecilug of the members of Focus
’l‘1-ll1c, l. O. R. M” nus held last cvc
11mg and arrangements were 111111111 111
.11 to Bridgepoit tomorrow evening to
>111 thcl nigc class of ,pale faces who
11lll he taken into lilowompom tribe'.
The pnrtr, about forty in number, will
1:0 over on the 7:10 train.
(‘ompnnv D's indoor baseball team
did not go to Stamfdl‘d last. night and
play the Company tests. as scheduled
”the Norwnlkers were forced to con-
1111i the date, owing to the fact that
most of their players had other eth
gngcmcnts. The contest will proba-
bly occur inter. This evening utter
the drill ut the tummy. the D team
will line 11p against the llurstrom
school nine.
Adv-v
Catholic Union (”outwii Knights of
Columbus of Nor-walk. held an ad
journed meeting last evening and mu-
ong the business was the closing up of
business connected with Sunday eVen-
iug's address by Father Bhortcll. of
ltidgotleld At Father 0"Donnell11
suggestion It was voted to send letters
of thanks to the Rev. It M.H11111phrlos
and M. A Ready for letters they hull
recently published. The lecture not-
tcd the Council about 8200.
SMOKING CARS FOR WOMEN.
LONDON. M '21.-—'l‘he ili'sl
smoking our 11 rvod for wo-
men in Great. B
ft 11. his Lon
don 1111 minus today for Liverpool. Thc
ulndows bore a tub reading ‘I.u1ll1111
Smoking." Thmlnn stlon 1;“??? ilw
shroud of «mo on; 1111 111 Wti
1111-11 during flown“.
BELLANY M .111 saver.
(‘AIIIO 113.11.11.1111111 2t—~iiclluu,1
Slot-or the retiring American unmou-
iiIIilOI‘ to Amitrls Iqug’dry was 11111111 to
1th b 11 rcprcsentotlves of the Ausocint
11d P1111111. but he declined to discuss
the rumour» for his retirement. Mr
111111111111 sold his resignation was trans
milled in 'WIIhinzton. March 7.
' Wane-u—
TROOPO ACCIMILI lN FRANCE.
LENS. Fronds March it. --A thons
111111 more troops inc studio's large force
of rnvulry are bolus alsombiod hero
owing to the menacing spread of thc
minor-11' strike. The strikers are di
ruled into two cImpI the extremists 1
11nd the modxrmptwho thrsteu to It-
tacit each It or.
WNNIGTIGUT POITMAITIR.
WABIIING’I'ON. mu Sir-Among
the appointment! of fourth all post-
1111111er today ins that of rye A'.
Ttmillnson It III-biotic“. .11. .,
WI IIIIIRMIIIl-Cur '
Who! 0" WHITI it!!! AND TAR
for Will I. In. Immune»
nun-Into“.
#1111“ property. TIMI-«8% of amount
M. R. Among the floral tributes were
I you mils-What Ind rout. 1
m Itmdy having IIhI for Into. a ‘
or property. 011m nothing to list
nylordrtioldoni
outrun-hi 111111111.
JOHNM C ROGUE.
John C. Bogus. 11 private in Com
pany D Twenty first Connecticut Vol-
unteer Infsntry. died Monday at the
Norotoii‘ Soldier-t Homob' Funeral ser-
vices were li'eld this afternoon. inter-
most being It Spring Grove Cemetery.
CAPTAIN HENRY HOYT.
. The pallbearers yesterday afternoon
at the funeral of the late Captain
James Henry Hoyt were Georgrt.
Buxtonv Bradley 8. Keith, Thomas
Bradley and Commander Frank 8..
Middlebrook. of Buckingham Post, G.
pieces from Buckingham Post and the
Veterans' Association of the Ninth
Regiment, New York, to which or-guui
zstions the deceased belonged.
LIZZIE CIOPPI.
The death of Lizzie Cioppi. of aged
fifteen years. occurred last night at
thG family home. The girl was a
daughter of $1111an Ctoppi and has
been III for 11 week wtth heart trouble.
The funeral will. be held tomorrow
morning at it o'clock from St Joseph’s
Church. The interment will be in St.
Mary‘s Cemetery. -
FUNERAL OF JAMES ASHBROOK.
James Ashbrook, s wellknown and
respected citizen of East Norwalk, and
past, president of the Sons of St.
George died at Hazardville. this state.
on March 17, aged twontysix years.
The immediate cause of death was
pleura-pneumonia. The interment 01--
curred at East Norwalk. yesterday
and was the Iirst genuine old English
funeral ever witnessed in this pl cc.
Dispersing with the‘usnal coaches 111]
hearse. the flowered coffin was carried
on the shoulders of six bearers. mem-
bers of the lodge over which be pro-
dried at. one time. Preceding the
funeral cortcge,wcrc the floral em-
blems. carried by u guard of honor
1.1111. entire membership of Welcome
Stronger. Lodge, of Norwalk. suitably
attired and bearing the official badge
of the order. After the church sor- .
«ices were concluded the casket wru-
1'011v11ycd to the grove and the bounti-
.‘ul ritual of the Sons of St. George
ltltlfll to the solemnlty of the prom-111l-
ings. A peculiar and impressive fcu ,
ture of the ceremony then occurred
Each member of‘tlie lodge walked to
the grow and dropped therein 11 sprir
of evergreen until the coffin was at
most covcrcd with tht1 emblems. 1-011-
voylng their 111'cuning to the by-stund-
ers: “We will keep his memory ever
green." The keen March wind sung
'he requiem as the mourners departed.
“4/
-1
PACKERS REPLY TO MOODY.
CHICAGO, Mnrch,21.—Att0rney Mil
tor. for the packers, replied today to
the argument. mode testcrduy by At-
0111111 Generul Moody. He spolu
tirst ot' the refeteut'e made b1 the 111-
'm'nc,1'-gcnc1ul to the1 11-1-11 provisions
1f the interstate commerce law in
vhich the nttorncy-gcmxni declared
that the. sections of the act relating
to the testimony under oath. and to re-
1111rts from common carriers not under
oath were distinct, and 1:111 wording of
the low proved that they were regard
21.11 us cutirt-ly different processes. Mr
Miller declared that the distinctions
drawn by the uttoi'liey-gcnci'ul were so
H'tiflciul that the most cusuul inspec-
tion of the law would scuticr the cou-
tious advuuced by Mr. Moody in
11111111511101 has done a good tum for-
pound 11110115111 the new form defining Over-
coat-s were showing . 1 . ~-
. Thai-es distinctim Smartness in event
line and curve; broad shoulders and chest; «
long wide lapels sliahllh shaped ill the back
and flarinti over the hips.
mands the most expert tailoring to express
faithfulluyi
1
A slule that do-
We show it in new man weaves and
black. priced horn $15 to $25.
New model top coats are out longer and
some in snapptl coverls. $15 to $25.
New model raincoats are longer and
east) fitting $10 to $20.
Spring suits. hats and fixings.
the best service.
from any one else.
Some of the gOods we have to offer:
For Horses and Cuttle.
No. 1 Cats. '
ancy Oats.
H. 0. Feeds. Corn. ,
Hny ‘1 {.1 f lilcul. - ,'"
. Corn. . H 0. Feeds.
Salt. [1‘ 1 r i in Grit.
Iirnn. ‘ ‘ Shells. - ’1‘“
Wheat. Feed. I-iccf W1 raps.
Cut Iltty. All lrains.
Gluten Food. I I l‘i'utt‘ s i1‘1.)od
- ' International Foods.
. Wheat. ‘
Buy Outs ll‘huis Cloun. - 1
We have been selling grain for fifteen years 111111 have
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
We are going to stick to that same
quality, the same. cure in delivering, and we believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain better
Tel. Call. 32-h.
results than
For Poultry.
Chick Munnu.
Chick l1‘ccd.
MANU EL T. HATCH.
A FULL LINE OF
Spauldlngi Baseball this
including mils. gloves, balls. toe. plates.
"heel plates. etc.
At W. P. BEERS’
49 WALL ST., NORWALK.
6 30. MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK.
support of these distinctions.
HAS BOUGHT A HOME IN PASCAIC
Jesse M. Ferris. formerly of South
Norwalk, has purchased 11 fine new
residence in Pussnlc. N. .l.. where be
Is now ltit'tllell. 'I‘l111. l111u111 will In-
mode ready for occupuucy. this spring.
mi 11111 owner will not take posses.
sion until full removing to his sum-
111131 home on Bell Island 1111 the sum-
mer. curly in the timing.
The reason why some people don‘t
uttcnd 111111111 concerts in because they
are ourticullv inclined.
'M.A.
Stop 11 Minute
The time to
multc your will ‘
11nd n'rrunnc for
thc future cure
of your eututc in
whcn' you are In
full possession
of your faculties
and know Just
how you would
like to dispose
of it.
the
South Norwallt
trust to.
con serve you
1111 Executor. Ad1.
tnlnintmtor.
Guardian, Trul-
tcc or Conner"-
tor.
“ vatt (moor
trench Postcards
uni? rumo our.
ALIO usw yt'IwI‘ or NORWALK.
comm!“
din-l
110 Positions
Filled by Gradual“ of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Weeks.
A Co'mmcrcihi Course
At MERRILL
Pius WELL
Enroll Next Week. ’
MERRILL. Principal
Co. Norwslk. Conn.
T
Fertilizers
For; Farm. Garden. Lawn and Brunohauus.
- Super-Phosphate of Lima.
around Bone. Ash“. Plaster. Alr-Slaakod
Lime and Stable Manure.
Menu ’. Bradley's. Wilson I Special Fertilizers
I
INIICY WITHOUT~HIIULTI
Trying to do business without 11d-
vertising is like winking It I pretty
girl through a pm of green goggles.
You my know what. you are doing
but nobody also does.
"AV" ”0le IALLOT.
A ballot out In Minister. England.
thI retinal. pIriiImsntsry also
Win it. I' “May the
A! RAYMOND BROS.
Edison Phonon,
$10, $20, 330
One Dollar Per Week.
'A. J. Angevlne 81 Son,
FURNITURE ITO. 1
134 WIIhlngton It}. Go. Nonwnlk.
91111111111111.11111111111111.
“t 11111 oft-1111i you are absolutely gov-
erned by your Wife.” 1
"t 111 not admitting“?
But Inuit Idm t
' withn her up are of influenced-—
Wuhlmii Elixir.
1111. dirt
III 1
"No." answered Mr. Msetdon. who
had been rennin: the foreign new;
rented by Mr.
t out very much
You ‘humn’t ballots
Vino! build: you up
and kit: W“ “P
= our delicious Cod Liver
preparation without Oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
lSpring Shirts and; Neck"
.. Head to-Foot Outfitters,
Are showing SPRING LASTS of their SMART. SNAPP-
S &_P F ootwoa
FOR MEN.
1r .
Excluswe Patterns iii
in our CUSTOM 11121111111111.1113"
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Ivan: A 001'th Block. lo. NorwItk
.zx. -..1.
TODAY lN WALL STREET
_...,_..
\\'.1\l.l. S'I‘REE'I‘, 110110 11. 111.'-1l.ou1
don started prices of. Americans up-
wurds this morningvbut tht1 response.
111 the opening of the stock market
hole was liregulur A number of
specialties showed: wide changes but
inteiest in the gencrnl list was lather
languid untl change were nun-21111 Nu—
tlonal Lend rose 1%. .Nniionui Biscuit
1%. Northern Pacific 11/3, and Smell-
lng 51;. Cons11lldnted.'Gus fluctuated
rapidly orcr'a rungs tit-til. below lust
night 11ml Distillers"Socurltics fell 7-11
“Al l. S'lRF‘F/i . l-l u 111.—incrcus—
lug strength 11:15 shown tlnoughout the
market. but the advance-1 in the rail
road settimi wow smull and the move-
"will fluttvuctl oul.1, ’l‘op prices wort1
shaded before It o'clock. especially for
1l11- ('oulei's. .
\\'Al.l. S'l‘itt-ltvl'l‘. .11111111.~l’ri111-s 1-11
11c1l1--1l during Illt' 11111-111111 hour. Offer-
ings were light. but the 1111111111111 was
pi‘uctirnlly stitgiiaui-.- Gains in the
specialties wcic mosiii lost nod a
few stocks in1lu1ll11g ltuudiug fell a
pdint. undtr last night. Mlnnonpolls.
Paul and Scott Sic \Iuric 1111 lieu
lu'tcd guln 111'2 3-8. Bonds wort- steady.
WALL S'I‘RE IT. I p. 111. mlinlm-
pot'luut stocks worn the only ones in
which any degree of interest was mun-
lf11sted and their ruthcr wide fluctua-
tions were lneffcctuul in relieving the
gt-uerul list from its stugnunry.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmldl Co. Com
mission Brokers. Ewart: & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open High Low Close.
Boil. R Co. 11. 102 i 02 _ i02 102
't‘uxhs I’uc. 34% 84% 32% ”"14
Union l’sc. 152911 152% 152% 162%
ii. 8. Rubber list/,1 63% till 53%
if B Stool 31m. 40 39% 39%
U. 3 Steel I). "WM; 105% 105% 105
111111111111 2.111 2311. 1311- 231.1
Wabash p. Milt; 67% 57% 571,11
WI.“ (lent 251.1 21111 21111 211/.
itscsirr ARINALI’UI VIIIILI.
uswromi. 11111-1111 21.—-Al‘rlved:
Bloomers Statsdam. from Rotterdamy
Oscar 11.. from Copenhagen.
BOSTON. March 21 u-Arrived Btr:
Lothisn. .lsusn.
NEW YORK. Mitt-ch, 128.»Arrived:
litr. Grosser Forfurth train Bremen
Ind lionthsntiition..
it“ t Millionaire-«How is your ms-
, a want just now.
“radiation-«Very I
'led I fine for ovorwtlirn’; 1i
west: frunhpvkm persoigs, 1 the newest effects in woolens
flingisfiiiéihifiistfii iii and worsteds at reason:-
throat and lung troubles. able prices
Trv it on our guru-antes.
F°R “'7‘ ‘V' We are showmg a good selection oi ,j‘f‘“
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY 1
P1111111 & 81111.11 CLEVER CLOTHES FOR MEN
Proprietors in the New Spring Models.
”mm-~w%;__ m 1
Maples 1i Goldsclimidt 00.1111] T 1k .. "Ems
......,......, int y a an uggestions
COMMISSION BROKERS. We LETTER $331333: 3213311" 3 :51.“I1‘3§§'171‘3"}§£'13l'1°1bif: 13'33131111: ,
and our new machine cuts it to a proper thinness. Very‘ pleasing. Atty
mm”. m quantity from 51: up to 151: one- half lb.
Now that the snow cover: the ground. and your fowlI want green food,
try some Alfalfa Clover Meal for great results. Small quantity, 31: III;
50 lb. bags $1.00.
Place about one fourth with soft food mix with warm water Ind 11111111
cool This is some times too much If not eaten do't feed Io 11111111; They -
want and need it. New stock just in.
Any trouble to get good Butter? ltfills',
271: lb.
Strictly Home Laid FreIh Eggs. 25c dozen. _ . _
New lot Lipton's Teas in 101: um pie packages. ' ""5 '- "
Spinach Parsley, Sweet Potatoes
What do you need? We are exceeding busy. Hope to serqungplooh
LORENZO DIBB}
Eggs i Ego
3STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .................. ‘ .'
213 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR .............
EXTRA FlNE corneas, so, ................................
BEN HUR noun ................................ BAG, 1191;; not...
100 PKG. SCHEPP'B COCOANUT. PER PKG. '
201 91111. scuepp-s COCOANUT, PER 1-1111.
SPINACH. PER PK.
KALE, pan PK ........................................... r11"-
FANCY CELERY. STALK ............................. ' ..... .
FULL LlNE LETTUCE. swear POTATOES, APPLES ORAN,
' UNITED GROCERY ca.
20 NORTH MAIN 8T14I'PORT 3T8
80 NORWALK OT. A T
TEL. 148. 1 I 3 "Wham. g1 01'
The Hatch 81 Bailey 00
Lumber and Mill Work for Everuthind}
From I Manny In I Palace.
Spruce Chestnut and hollow Pine Timber (10111 2 In x 2 In. to ,12 hit 3,1
ln.10 ft. to 1it) ft. long. All kinds and grades of soft and hard m 111W
if so. try my June Creamery,
4-1 1
.1-11du1‘11.
Ainul Cop. ltmifltiitlt, 1111.14 111.; and floating Complete stock of doors sash, blinds and house trim It "I!”
Am. (1,, & 1.1. (1, .1114. 411/1 41 41 kinds of wood. Every desctlption of mill work by skilled mechanics'
A. (‘01. Oil. :i-ilu’g 341/2 :Elifi tilts best machinery"i hurge kilndrying facilities. 1Window glass and ..
221.;1121‘111.‘ hail? 1:231:22: It’ll: kinds of colored and fancy gloss. Single. double and triple ply.“ PM
A111. Sugur 1:37,: mi “(7% ,3”; PER. sheathing paper, “LINCOLN" and "ABATITE" rooting PW?"-
A. 'l‘. & 8. Fe. 93 93% 92% 93% w ' . 1 :
111111111. 11. r. 131/. 11.17;. 11311. 11314.. Tale hon —. - . ’ '
1:111:11. & 111111) 57% 57h 5m “M cur Strut. { p 11- Yard, 45, Mill, 411-4. 59., Mom
C. M. 121 IS. P. l71ii/4 ”11% WW. 1741/. — '* - -""'- .__.._...-..- "*- —--*
Col. i1“. & l. 62% 639i. 0?. 62741 HOUSE ADJOURNED TODAY. CAT AND RAT 8H4"
(ioi South. 3271'. 33 327A, 33 -_-m A suiloi' approached the
3.11:1. Gus. it?» Hr) li-i lit, Out of Respect for Representative Put the deck after retreat on
we 4th. 429;. 417.1 42 (‘hirn o. estorda . n I .
Eric. ”L pt‘d. 77% 77% 77% 77' touch, of of Pennsylvania. in. 51$“? may 12113113311“?
m. Con. 11011.. 171111. 171111 171114 WASHINGTON. ,Mnith 21. -'.'11111 go 1., 11111 sum?”
1.011. 11 Nush 1.11114 151 1511 15091. House adioumed immediately after it 'wtun for?" said the oflcaf‘.’
Mot. St. Ry. [TM 113% Hill]; “3% Wu» united to order toduv out of rc- "I 11 get the cut.’ was the N.
Mox. Sou. 2491124911 2491. 24% titlt'i't Of the Into George R. Putter- The cut is the pet of ill .Ihip.
M. K. &. 'l‘. 1.3.91. 11:191. 357,1. 35% 111111. the l’eunsylvunln member of the the fluggmp went to ml 0 ‘
M. K. &. 'l‘. 11. this 7271,. Til/t. 71% House. who died in Washington this cat stayed behind to 2&1 "'
Mo. l’uc. llti tum. 1111111. 95% morning. llsuul resolutions express with the cuts of the trohitti
Nat. Loud 711% MM 79% till lug sorrow of the House were offered dentiy got pretty weleuIIn
N. Y. CCII. Hit lift ”4% ”11% by Mr. Samuel, ()I' l’8., and adopted. when Il’lii crulger returned ,
Norl’. & West. 117% tilt/1 87% 87% Speaker Cannon upholnit-d l. n fol- cut came back. " he was 11,.hii
P1112. Mall 44 M it it lowing conunltioe to attend the i'tin- rod veteran 1 l',
11111111. 11. 11. 1371/. 1171/. 111711. 137111. crsl: . 111111111111 11111 cat the bdt'tluhi
l’co. (tun my. on 114% 94% Representative Samuel. Dale. Lilley. 11 11,111 N111 11 plague mm “
Pies. lit. Cui- tilt/4 filth tilts. 5W; Schenneboli. Butler 11nd Kline (PM rut 111111113111 from. 3113mm
l-tcsdlns 127% I27“. 126% 1267.1, illoudensluger N. 1)., Prince lll.. Minter, The rut Is also a pet I
hop. Steel 29% 2991. 29 210 Wis; Bruhusurd ha. Gotten N1 Y1. M- Well fed, well 1111111116 ,
South P1111, mm 6691. do , 11w. when. 8. 0., Foster V1,, Andrews 111.111.1111 1111 mm,“ snow. 11p.)
91111 It (‘1). 40% 407,11 407/11 409’. M1 « seems to be his speciuli '
A number of House committees also
adjourned for the our as 11 mark of
respect for Mr. Palm.
The Statement Hi I will be token up
tomorrow.
that. the more he pounds I.
better he likes him. He “"131
the boys, takes his-1cm
like 11 Spanish honoring.
himself quite at bout?
is. But its never lets“ III 1 .
It is a peculiar thing tilt
and the rat are. the boil
Once in It while the rat
too familiar to suit his 1
bites the cat's lipI Wit ’
tooth. Then the cat limp
and turns up his eyes $1.th
sympathy. He never I
of such a ‘thin . _, .
photon. if he id the
town him but» in 1 .,
whonolulu Commutation
That's What CountstcJIuer—«SO
Bella is married.
Thiniumhoba-Yos; With her beauty
she 11 pun-ed so honored mime--
IlI Inger—111mb! "Salmons?” You
don't call that In honored some do
yti'hinuuiibotr-«Wdll you that. 11111111
to III how it's honored at the bank—-
Philadelphiit Press.
Still Worwmmuwmt matter you
look so IntIIIthIt
NEW “1'15? iii""’“’o It 111 tr! in
'yo I 01111111 I I
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