It Minamoto» or.
M thW
Local liens Notes.
at Charles E.
,2 , .
Choice specialties
Seymour‘ 3. so. ad
Teas and coffees at the New York
Grocery stores See ad.
Road Captain Ducmss' ad. All kinds
of fresh fish mo advertised therein.
Keen ed e, razor steel knives autl
forks at elson's. See prices in ad.
Mira. Hauford Smith, of Burton.
uoIimIaly ill at her home with pneu-
mould.
~Shatd and Westport. Smelt. 15c lb.
Fresh Bluefish, at Cutbiil's.
Butler Lodge. 1. O. 0. F2. worked the .
initiatory degree on several candidates
last evening.
John Philip was taken to BIiIlge
port yesterday. fox treatment III a‘
sanitarium there.
At a special coqucation of W netting-
ton Chapter. It. A M” last evening.
the total arch degree “as cout'orr
etl
—..
Comfort without work is obtained
by the use of a. gas stove. Son the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Cotnpanys a'd . ' ‘ '
Special sale of furniture. carpets
runs. 8. costumes, etc, at H.
Krleger & Co.‘ a Saturday. Read the
ad. in this issue. '
The Rot. Hugh 8. Hudson. meter
of Christ Church, Britluepmt, will
preach in Trinity CthclI. tomorrow
I-Iening at 7:30 o'clock.
The Rev. Kenneth McKenzie, of
Westport. will make an address to"
marrow afternoon at the. Berkeley
streetchapel. Mr. McKeut‘Iie will also
conduct the three hour net-vice on
Good Friday. »
Marvin VanuKeitreu. of East Nor~
walk, who has bceu'employed in White
Plains. N. Y.. has resigned his place
to take n position in New York city.
In a large job printing plant. as lino-
type operator.
There IIill be an important busi
n as meeting of the lletker (‘lub at
the close of the regular Dlmfllt‘l meet-
ilttr at. the ’Bouth Norwalk Baptist
Church. tonight. The prayer meeting
will be in charge of the Sons of l’hilI
11p.
W“
lt pours the oill‘of life into your sys-
tom it. warms you up and starts the
life blood circulating. That‘s what
llolliuter's Rocky Mountain (10:33.35
routs. Tea Tablets. PlaJstod 5
Drug store.” gfl‘fi
The case of assault and breach of
the peace against Michael Poltnkoah
watt before the town court this morn
ing. in spite of the assault committed
on her by her husband, Mrs. Pollu-
lIosh. was willing to kiss and make up.
The case was nollod on payment of
costs.
SEYMOUR~M UNTZE.
NEdward Iflfil‘g RI 'tuour, of Onslulug.
llllt inn ‘hurlotte Adelaide
Maniac. of this city. were married illttt
Sunday by the llev. M. ii}. liarlun III
the rectory of the Flint (‘hutrh of
(‘hrlmt After the wedding a III-IIII-p
tion was given in honor of tho couplv
at the home of the bride' s ulster Mr».
Lawrence J. dc Castro. 3113A Fifth
uti‘ttt'i. Among those present wcrt-
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seymour, of So.
Norwnik. Conn; Mra, and Manter Dob
non, of lrolontl: Mr. and Mra. 1.. .1. III-
(Inatro. Million Do Laney, Misti Moria
Blianchoz. Edward Mnntza and binatcr
William Muutw. of Brooklyn. The
bride wnamlmpiy and nrottiiy dream-ti
In a traveling costume of pale roan
pink with hot to match The happy
pair will make their homo- In 01min-
Inga-«Tho Daily .stamiartl Union
lirooklyu. ~ ‘ ,
FIROT MITHODIOT PHAVIR MEET-
1N0.
At the Pint Methodist prayer meet
but this evening the pastor. the Rev
w. W. '3‘ Duncan. will deliver the third
talk in the aorta: on Christ Our Help-
er. The theme this evening will be
How Christ Help: by His Warnings.
The young men will anoint the puatot
in the conduct of the Married The
new gospel Ion: book, just purchased ' A
for use in the Sunday uchodl and
weekly oorvioos will be used for tho
Iirnt. time in tho groyer meeting All
the member: oft a «home are reopeni-
ed to come early for the son Mrvltit‘
George it book will load wit the cor
fit‘i.
Wu Hammad Out-
lvluh or Wit ”NI AND TAR
tor Gaucho. think“. latiotootioh
Wm
lo.
lffllflN-WWL W8.
. W
. mgr prom
your prom y. ram-«cu. at amount
. South Notwatlt
Mill .
nothing to lint
of rent.
‘ rayiaraoatdan
w... I.
PteaoANr ataruoav mm;
m
diot fictional Church.
A very pleasant allair was the birth-
day social hold last evening at tho
. nonstop Church by the members of
the Epworth League. Each portion
was [won a. tiny bag in which wore
placed a penny for each year or the
person It age. The anxegato axes of
tho utopia thorn woo 2.400 yours. I
and the numbers follow:
‘ Phonogr aph Selections—m
I The Glory Sons.
Old Folks’ Concert.
- Blcut Be the T10 That Binds.
Charles 11'. Triatratu.
Piano 8010, p
Miss E‘munt Parsons.
Vocal Solo.
Miss C. B. Alusworth.
Phouograph Selections.
Rocitntiou~Betsy'und 1 Are Out,
Miss Saydee Russell.
Vocal Solo, . .
Miss laIcy Gray.
Pbonogruph Selections.
Quartet—~C0u31nJededluh. _
Misses Ainsworth and Russell.
once. Brown and it}.
Vocal Solo.
Mien Annie Smith.
Reading,
Gilli"
.l. Hawkins.
R. 11. Coburu.
Vocal Solo.
Clateuce Brown.
i’ltonogruph Selections
Atldteas
ii. l3. Sinuson.
Address.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan.
Refreshments were served in the
Sunday school room which was filled
with the people who attended.
“—..
WEARY WIILLIE'pS SMOKER.
Second Annual Event Held by Pales-
tine Castle.
Palestine Castle. No. 2, A 0. K. of
held its second annual “can
Willics smoker. taut night. in tin
hall. The affair was under the direc-
tion of the Athletic Committee and
Pan Handle Pete ruled in rags. lining
all members who either had It share. 01
collar or necktie on. A prize, a hot‘
tie of wine. was given to the heat. hobo
costume, which wps awarded to Sun»
Murray. , The following members
from Stamford were present: Sir
Knights Price, Strnhlc, Barney, Case.
Walton, Sprers. Lockwood, Denim-us.
Campbell. KatItletchy. 'l‘oothllt, Rogers.
Bluugress, formed. Buttery Crcmblc..
Mays. Reed and Wilson.
Iltet’reshniet'tts were
thCh the following
place:
Selection by «Pastime Orchestra.
Remarks about the Order by George
Locke. ‘
Three round' boxingr exhibition
tween lltzingcr and (‘omstoI-k.
Three round bout Helmer and Noviln
Song by Charles Beecher.
Three round bout. Needles rs. Plutt.
Song and recitation by M. Lloyd, Hurt
ford.
’l‘hrcc round bout, .icusup vs, Anderson
Solo by Fred Powell.
Three round bout_ Nit-under and Hf'i"
gren.
Song by Fred SI'oltclII. Sr.
Wrestling bout. llobcrt (tumor vs. ilIIn
ny (luuzcliuiuc. (lainor getting three
falls. ‘ p
The committcc was Samuel iiotmcs.
ll. Hawkins. Robt, (inluot‘. l". Srofit-ld.
Sr. all-.1 .ll‘., George Ovcrtou.
CHORAL UNION TO BE ORGANIZ-
ED.
'I'quorrow tII'IInlII': ill ”11' First Moth
IIIliHl Church. the Rev. (lenrgv ll. ~
bert will meet all the members of"" it
Armory cout‘s for the purposi- of or-
utmiziug u choral union for the town.
All the pastors and music (”tilltillllli‘t'I
lilt'll are requested Iii lilt‘l’l with 1111‘
singers. no that ii pertuuucni union
tutty bu tIlfv-I-tcd. 'l‘ho exorcism which
will of course. include u re llt‘ill‘Nlil Im-
iit‘r Mr. )ghcrt'a direction, will rom-
ilil'ltt't' at ~72I1fi.
Stop 11 Minute
The Hum 10
Z
n ft e I‘
look
served,
ptogruut
he
make your will
and arrange for
the future rare
or your palate is
when you are in
full possession
of your mounted
and know iuat
how you would
like to dispoae
of it.
The
Trust 110.
can nerve you
m1 Executor, Ad-
ntlnintrator.
Guardian, Trul-
fee or Conaarvv
um . .
' my; oil: or
Larm ramo our.
At.» nrw mm or nonmm.
COLEMIN’I
Milli "Gill. .
10 North ”Main ltroot. loath No omllt.
”m1
‘5 ..II
Mold Loot Night at tho First Motho .
,.. A and program had been arranged
.come in snappu coverts. $155
‘FerttlIZeru
French Postcards;
‘ tho: the robbers wore export bnrulurl
Millikan .0!
. Fiokle fashion has done a deed tum for
pound fellows In the new foil defining over-
coats were showing
r it
h) t)
line and cave; broad shoulders and chest;
undiluted over the hips. “suite that de-
mad 5 the. most expert tailoring to express
faithfullu
We show it in new or
black pticéd from $15 to $5
New model top coats aria out longer. and
to $25.
New model raincoats are longer and
easu lilting. $10 to $20. ;
Spline suits. hats and fittings.
Eu weaves and
” We have been selling grain loI flittcu years and hare
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
the host service. We me going to tilt k to that same
quality the saute euro in tlcliv'ctiug, tutti Ite believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain bettct
from any one also
Some of the goods we have to oli‘dr:
For Horses and Cattle. Ftbl‘ Poultry.
No. l Oats. Chick Manna.
Fancy Oats. Chick Feed.
ii. 0. Feeds. (‘1'.(‘otn. ,,
Hay Mpcal.
Corn. ii, 0. 1. odds.
Salt. gt] tut-it. '
Bran. Shells. p _
Wheat lI‘eed.‘ llrel’ Scrubs.
. Cut liny. All Grains.
Gluten Feed: _ Pratt‘s I“, d.
' ' pal Foods.
results It!
lttitcrnar
Wheat.
Buy Outs limits Clean
MANUEL T. IIIATCH.
v
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A FULL LINE or . ..L..".',,
building’s Buttull Goods
including mils. gloves, bails. toe plates.
. heel platepetc. - ‘
At w. P. BEEERS’
49 WALL 8T.,‘ NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN ST., 80. NORWALK.
110 Pos'itions
MERRILL BUSINESlS COLLEGE
The Past 40 Wteeko.
l Commccéflt Course 3
At MERRILL it ”le WELL
Enroll Next Week.
V"!
M. A. MERRILL. Principal, 80. Norwaik, Conn.
v.“
For Farm. Garden. Lawn Iptnd Gnonohauus.
Y. Super-Phosphoto of Lima.
around Bane. lishu. Plaster. lifr-SIaokod
Lima and Stable Manure.
Mapu’. Bradloy'a. Wilson I Spoolol Fortlllzou
AI R]! Mann BROS.
m... a...“ .. w-
Edisori Phond graphs,
$10, 320,- so. .
One Dollar Pol Week.
'A. J. Angevind A Son,
FURNITUHl. plTfi.
..' 134 Washington It... 0'. Norwalk
MONOW BANK souvenir. pen the pl rt of wthée; smployoc and our
MOSCOW March 22.———'1‘ho (iredltpfii‘o. I ’i
' ‘ 8 v r Iran ct have dr “a
Mutual Bank today loaded. a notice to c B oi W a ‘ o y been
attestedp
the affect that the robbery of 0428.000 W
from its vaults March 20. wiii not “VOL” "f‘lONllTl “NT‘N‘WD
moot ito aolvonoy.'1‘ho employer deny T0 MATH.
giving tho key to the robbers. Opiu, mow. arch ill. II-Throo rayoiuntion
Ion continues to be divldod II. to who- tm were statehood to death have to
titty to:- b kingI into a shore and Itsel-
in: Islam Ilition.
from Wat-luv annulled a: revolution-
tlu or root revolutions“ in search
Hort Hm- checkorwilo-
(lithe
_ Witter time Ivar Ill around complicity you are
«lot
There S diStiIIctiv‘e smattness in event
long WidQ lapels: slightlu shaped: to the back . ,
‘ bit to owning tip-1km Wt ill!
in rough
Our delicipu‘ofibod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old peeple. 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.
Head- to-Fool Outfitters. ,
Are showing SPRING LASTS oi their SMART. SNAP
S. &P Footwear
FOR MEN.
I" EXC!“Sive Patterns in ‘
Spttng Shuts I and Necktie p
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.)
the newest effects in woolens
and worsteds at reason-
L able prices
We are showmg a good selectton oi
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
lvvurtl l Conott Iiooh. Io. Namath.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET
WALL S'l‘ltldhl’l‘. 10: lit a. tu. .. Scull-II
of New ‘tmk (‘IIIIIIIII (ltl‘lltil it down
i 1- 2 item last. night' 3 closing mice at
the opening of the slot k market IoduI
ulltl (‘ hit agol‘: NlilflilHKCI-ili‘lli lost 1 i- i
of ,I'Iestctdtu: 3 advance. “to general
list. uni-I not allotted by these mov-e
nttuts Imtt pitta utmost I motionless.
lioaliuou new on a ten Int-autc settle
Hide and Leather _pt‘.tl rose :l-.i
\\'.-.\li. S'iilrllti‘. 11- It
orders were pluced in many active
stocks belon- the weakness 01‘ NP“
imk Capital and Nlissomi i’tIIIiIII had
IiIIIP to brim: about an) sImpatiIIIIit
Ili‘ltrcssinu “this dispiax of «uppoIt
stopped thI wlilllg oi the weak stocks
iillii tbeI I‘I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIl iull_I litudlu" was
bought t-Itniltlctttl) illiil Hi were our.
Iain l‘ililtli’ittl spI-IIiiititIs which have
recently been litltlltlitlt'fl freely. Lurk-
Il\\'llllllit jumpI-d .1554. Reading and Lead
2. and M’Vt‘llil other stocks xttiuml 1 In
1%. Profit litlilll: t'tli largely into
thew advances, but the market rose
again lit-furt- ll u't-iutk
\\'.I\i.l. S'l'lilCi-I'l'.
ut.- «tidying
Noon. ’l‘bc mur-
kct showed a firm undertone, but the
Inorrmcuts \\‘t‘l'v' narrow and trading
hlltnlt. l’:\'l(li‘llt‘l' of support on do
ctiumt was ('tllilt'l'llilllillit'il by int-rena-
ed offerings llll ItIiI‘tIut-IIa. There \I‘t'l't‘
gains in i‘uitut t’ucilic nuIi Siiii‘llllll:
of 114. Hide ltliil Leather pftl. of 121.4.
and :iillilll III i’ttclilt 'lt- \as and Part-
lic N-cu York ('lilltitzil and SI bouts.
Amulgutuulcd t‘xoppI-I Sltgl‘ii (lent-rut
ldIIII-Iric illitl l'uttcd States lttIutIy ll
point. linttdw II'I-I‘II sit-tidy.
\\'.\l.l. S‘l‘llliid'i‘. l p. III. , i’l'lt't's taco
toured over It gradually narrow range
until ttII ro was scarcely enough leeway
for profitable trading. III it way the
market was inclined to yield. but there
was not enough stock mid to hurt
pI'tI-m much. Northwestern was quite
variable and after making up its nmrtr
lug ions of three potato and 1 1-2 in
addition. it attain reacted to it point
under last, night. Now York llcutrul
also declined a point.
TODAY'S ouorntouu.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples It Goldachmldt 00., Com-
miuion Brokers. Swartx A Corbett
Block. 80th Not-walk. Telephone 163.
' Open 1115111 how i p
Amni (‘up. 1013“. illilht. With 111m.
A. (,1. A l". (,‘o. 411.1,. “It“, I] 41%
Am. ire 411M. Mill”. this 46%
Am. loco. tilt hill/I; Willi. titlbo
Am, Smelt ififi‘h’t 171111;. 17-42% 1561/;
A111. Sugar lllti Hill-is 13'1“"; 138W.
. '1‘. It s. l‘.» lieu. pat... tum 93
A '1‘. A 8. i“ p 102% 102% 102% 102%
iiullo A 01110 Hill/g 111 110% 110%
Ii'klyn it. T. till-‘95 mm 82% 83
(liten. & Ohio 137%. 57% 571,4, TIMI,
Chi. lit N. W. 2271/. 221i 225% 225
(1. M. It 31.1’. 173% ‘1741/4 172% 174%
Col. 1". &. 1. 611,6 02% iii 11'2““
(101. Smith 33v. 113% and. 3m
Colt. (inn. Hill/4 14131.4 1421 11414
tam. tin; mi. 417... Iiiibi.
(ion. Elev 167167167 167
111. Cell. 1701.4. 170 1.917014. 170%
Lou. A North 140% 1501.4. 14W. 150%
Manhattan 157% 157% 157% 1571/”
Mex, Con 2591. 24% 2m. 24"
M. K. A '1‘. 3n' 'll’i 24% 2113
IM K A '1‘ 11.71% His 711,; '7114;
Mo Pac 941 91W. 113% 113%
Nat. Lead 79} ‘ 81% 711% till
1N. Y. (ten, 1.42% 143% 111% 1411
motto. R. it. 131% 137% 13714 137%
Pm. 14. Car. 61% 52 51% 151114
Reading. 172% 129% 127% 129
Rock island 211% 26% 26% 26
80th Pac um can. um um
Sou. Ry (10.40 41% to 411m
Tenn C. I 1. Hit 1419 till 149
Texan, Pen. 32 113% 113% 83%
Union Pan itii‘bi 152% 1613‘ 11511.9
U. 8. Stool BMA 39% 30%
11.3 11:08]) it. 105 135% 1:3
50% it
thoIt. U. Till. 92% 92% 92% 93%
THE current) PHARMACY
CLEVER CLOTHES FOR urn
proprietors In the New Spring Models. _
Maples dfiuldtchmldi Co. ””””””
............ linely Talk and Suggestions
COMMISSION BROKERS w lhinclude in yOur next order to your grocer some of Dt'pbieo Dried «A
' .nft 031°.2w"?.°.§d1'l‘i.°.1 3121:1323? llifiniii‘"‘lt£i‘i 11:41.3"? “"
Onion ..‘ quantity from St: up to 15¢ one- -haif lb.
" lnw, Nuuzio Murtutma.
i6 orchid from the collection of H
’iliw
bl
Any.
Now that the snow covors the ground and your fowls want green food,
try some Alfalfa Clover Meal for great results. Small quantity, 36 lb.
50 it). bags $1.00
‘ Place about one~tourth with soft food. mix with warm water and food II.
cool This is some times too much If not eaten do’t feed so much. Tho ,
want and need it. New stock just in. ‘
Any trouble to get c330“ Butter? if so. try my June Creamery. - it “till "
a want just now. ,
Strictly Horne Laid Fresh Eggs. 25c dozen.
New tot Lipton'o Tea: in 10° um pie packages.
Spinach Parsley. Sweet Potatoes.
What do you need? 'We are exceeding buoy. Hope to perv: ahd pie,
LORENZO DIBBLiI
Telephone Call 264.
eggs 1 ” Eggsl
I3 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ...............
21 LBS. GRANULATED suoaa .2 .................................
EXTRA FINE POTATOES. au. ....................................
BEN HUR FLOUR ................................ BAG, see: out.
10c PKG. sCHEPPs cocomu‘r, PER PKG.
20c PKG. SCHEPP’S cocoanur. PER PKG.
SPlNACH. PER PK.
KALE. PER PK. ...............................................
FULL LINE LETTUCE, swear POTATOES APPLES
' UNITED GROCERY 00
49
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................................................
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
80 NORWALK, CT.
TEL. 143.
From a Plagory to a Palace.
Spruce, Chestnut and Yellow Pine ’1‘ itnbor rom..1u.x-2 in. to 1% in.
in to It. to 40 ft. long. All kinds and guides of suit and hard wood
and flooring Complete stock or doors snub, blinds and house trim of it
kinda of “()Otl. ItiIer description of mill uotk b_\ skilled mechanics
heat mIIc-IhlttI-II Lingo kitudrIiug facilities. Window glass and
kinds of colotod and fancy glass. Single. double and ttlplo ply 11“,!
PER sheathing paper “LINCOLN" and “ABATITE” looting papers. ~
GUISSEPPE MARMO HANGED. / DIET. . . ‘
"(‘ hut-fey. Ilent.’ said yeah.
Murdered Hlo Brother-m Law Two 'f‘mkiuar' .‘lwonder why our haul . I.
Year. Ago. lay? '
up.‘ . t .
NIIIWMIK. N. .1. March 22.--"(itiltit4t9p- ” “w” M "”" "9“ mm"
p.» Marine. an littiian. wan hnuxI-Id to-
day fur the murder of his brother-in-
’i‘hII Htruiznlo
which Mnrmn had made to nave bim-
aelf from the Mallow slurv be shut
and killed hiu broliwr-indaw and dan-
iI.‘
I hadn‘t thought of that.
thin atternoon and bI
plant 3 "I--Washin§t
Weary Wander ..I
in for free alcohol i
m'rtitmly wmIlldt'ti his Hither nearly science».
two yearn turn. wait a moat remarkable Wm"). M.“ *That I,
one. Not only did he cxhauat all the
method» know to law. bill on at least
two lif't‘itltltitltl he made unutatiouul ut
tumble to escape from toilliuemout.
lie wuu sentenced to death {In theI
fourth time nil the third day of this
month in all of hits offottu to until
hiafrrctiom by means of the law Mar
Inn had the lupport. both moral and
tinnncini. of II lam numhet of the lid
cue-iii .
Igoiu' to be an artist. «C‘ioyeilhd iv.
Denim.
Claim A XXII No. “0811‘ ,1,
Library of Commando wit:
111- it unnumbered.“ on I, ,
twnth day of March. 1 .71!
Law i’uhiishinx Companion _ ‘
Yolk. N Y.. hath deposited“ .
officeI the title of It hook,
linn reaidonts of. the community in h p , th f 1 '
which he had live-I xiii?“ ” n P 019;!th
" ‘ “ lluit ed Staten Bottom
IANK 0F tNOLAND PHOFlTl.
LONDON Narch‘ J2.-~'i‘ho profits of
the Bank of England for the. nix
mtmtho ending hob all were tit. 308. title
and II divideno at 41.9% was declared
lit Ioday'a meeting. ,
W
PRIZI ORCHID DROUGHT $6.000
LONDON Mart-11.22am moon]
prion, 86,.006 was paid thin afternoon
at a local auction room for a prize
(’ouri Vol. lib Cases or
Judson in the Supreme I
United States. October
ported by William '1'. O
The Banks Law Putiild
. New York. W
the right whereof it claim ll
tor in ctmtormity with tho
United hiatus respecting new
0111c» or the Dittgistdr It!“ I
WuhinstBhJ)
HERBERT
by THORVALD hound, _ p
Restotor of (loom
Writton it. D. l.
Mind 11. W. 0.
Datum A. I
Pitt
' OLD MAOTIR.
“D‘Auher hall his homo with him.”
“How to?"
unwind: b" m y‘all?! 03‘3"“? I I'm- I
‘ 1’ WW 0' II n mm 2 on
dad for! mu, at instruct”. April at), not.
Md We“ whim—amend 1'”!qu u . , ..
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Norwalk Chronicler