. It. .‘vllisumurou s't'.
t.,
‘ltiulgiews Niles. ~
spent Saturday with trtends in Nor
walk.
Bis iionr snlcnt. the New York Gro-
cery Company“ See the lid. in this
lituuo. -
\
Lloyd Nash, of Westport, “limiting
ice six inches thick in Westport to
day.
Lamb. boot. horn and all other kinds
of most, at the Public Market. Road
the ad.
Grocery smarts at the United Gro
Ivory Company The ad. will tell you
all about It
'r—“IM .
I Have you a fresh overcoat for the
tricky spring. IItI'not rend Seileck &
Price's ad. . ,. -
Specials in handkerchiets at Read' a.
The ad. will give you other interest-
ing news. Read It
Rev. Mr. Kurtz. of New Haven. will
preach tomorrow at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church.
~Rockwood's Cocoa. 35c lb.
Lawton &. Co. .
i“. ll.
Preparation is one of the chief for.-
tors of success. 'M‘e‘h‘lll College will
prepare you. Soc ad.
Rev. Ii. ll. (lsrpontor and iir. w. it
Roan. who n'ré in the South. are “ex
pct-ted home. next wtwk. r
lt.‘verythin3r in tho- suit line at tint
Boston Store. 'l‘lrIIir :ui. In full of
irrtcrtnttlug Iwwu. “Will II.
The solectmon or. drawing checks,
today for‘thwdnlloo‘. teachers“ soluied,
as this is the last day of the term.
Ralph Webb. one of the populur Nor-
waik trolicymun, was It visitor in New
York and Greenwich yostnrtiuy and
lust evening.
-We are showing handsome stylus
in Ladies' Drona Skirts. Prices $3.50
upward. M. S. Smith & Co.
Dr. C, ll. (lhusmnr, 85, and Lewis C
Green, 76. are schctlult'd to play time
owning in the pool tourIiItIiitInI of thc
Norwalk club.
—Rockwood's Cocoa, 350 lb.
Lawton it Go.
I". l).
The Almnsz-Cosmorns case which
was to have been tried this afternoon
before Justice of the Peace William 0.
Clark, is postponed until a Inter date.
A rogulnr meeting of thc Girln'
Friendly Society of Trinity Episcopal
Church was held last evening. Sew-
‘ lag and missionary work occupied thc
time of the session.
A regular meeting.“ the Painter-5'
Paper Hangers' and Decorators' linion
vitae held lost- evening. toilowad by a
smoker and soclslhour. The evening
was very pleasantly spout.
It pours the oil of lite into your syn
tom. It warms you up and starts the
lite blood circulating. That' It whnt
Holllster's Rocky Mountain docs. its
cents, Tea or ’l‘thIcts. Plslsteds
Drug Store.
Miss Clara M. Ryder, the popular
clork in the onion of the scloctmon
in. the mom assembly hull bulldlnlt.
has gone to Springfield. Masts. hsvimt
rccuivod word at the Illness of her.
sister.
Keeper of Steals and R‘csortis 'I‘Itr
troy. of Bridgeport and C. I. Baruch.
of Myrtle. Lodge, Bridgeport worn
visitors at the meeting of Olive
iii-such lodge. Knish“ or Pythiss. last
evening
The regular weekly praysr moot
but was hold lust ovonln at the South
Norwslls Bio The bust
...... martin: limos to have becnv
held at the stain of tho proper met-i-
my nus postponed until next week
Miss. “in
ken violontiym
meeting ursit brunch
oi the ‘Giris' mama!” Soviet this
since fully recover“. Miss sdins
illness was this to saute Indosgistlon
.W‘
Governor Roberts: ntod Colorist
miss it. Bron. a stoninston.
mentor-yanks! iobnot'd “shutout
“I”, II“! mm 0. ml 9’9“ MUM.
and Bassist: Road. :2 MW” my
m“ of tho into 'i‘.
6. (bidder
tory, In Warm“! yummy.
sdln. who won in:
night. It the
.P. Stanley. of Georgetown, .
4 . lI‘.
‘Spoclni priced goods at Dibhio'n Sec
III. ; .
Saturday candy only 290, at
‘Clidord Pharmacy.
-.....”
Special Rule at shoot. music
acrntau‘ Ii. Soc rid. -
mm...»
Iuqu Candy. in and 'Jtlc in.
H Smith & Go .
“.--”..m. s.
the
III livid
M.
Bupcrb sprlnu stilts at Rogers &
Stevens Road the lid .
......
Attorney William 0. Clark
Hartford today on business
Is in
A his sale of home gathered eggs
at Joscloft's. See price in ad.
Clothing on credit at Gntely'dz Bron
nuns. See lid. in this issue.
A number of the members of Corks
noc Tribe 1. 0 R. M. of Norwalk.
went to Bridget) on last evening and
were guests of owompom 'l‘r-Ibo, III
that city. III the delegation wort
George Spicor, A. Rot-Is Mhlkln llnrrlr
E. Smith, Henry N. Ridur nud lr‘rnnlt
Clark. .. .
-Shsd nud Wont-.port Snicl‘l
lt‘rnslr liluoiislr, tit Cutbiil' II
...—......
Ifit' ill
A wrecker arrived in the harbor tirir
morning.r and began preparations toi
raising the barge Ettn Hughes oi Now
Brunswick. N.. w.hicli ls sunk ut the
per Compuny. The Hughes is loaded
with soft coal for the, paper con»
puny.
Some people who Scorned the uni;
itestlon a few days ago that pos‘sibly
ice would \ct be cut from the local
ponds, are of the opinion that such It
thing may yet come to pass. Yostor
day and today have. been typical win~
tern days. Last night quitc II quantity
of water turned into ice.
—-Rockwood’s Sweat Chocolate,
I). Lawton 6‘: Co.
’\ I
at
A. I; limtlctt Sprlngflcltl: V. ll
Kittooid lltidltcporta P. G, Whitncr.
West llnvmi; M. ii. Whitncy. ()tIInuc
N. .i.; ii. A. Muthcwson. South Nor
walk; R. W. ilivuc, thtm'liury‘. A
Bowman. W. A. Rose, William I‘
Iinwcs. CharlusF. llcsscr. l’. S. Iiul
lock. ii. A.‘ Philips. ll. CIIII‘cIicc Fish
or. (I. (l. Phillips. A. W. i’l‘tlii, Nmt
Y;orlt i. Spiller, Yonkcrs; i.. N
Intoliiti. Shintoiru N Y.; I). ii. Mur
Viil. Ii F. lmwl MI uml Mrs. .lIIlIt'
A. Williams, iioiuon; .l, W. lluiluy,
Midtilntowu; M. H. li‘llzpntr'lck. Troy;
R. ls Buoll. Middle-town; ll. W. llulr-
nml (I. 1). Hull. of New Work. Wi'l't
guests ycstcrdny III. the Hotcl Clifford.
BUCKINGHAM POST ELECTION.
Buckingham Post. (I. A. Ii.. of Nor
walk, will hold on important uItItItiIII’
this owning. At that limo. n Hl‘lI'I‘IIs
nor will [)0 olcott‘ti to fill the plum- Iii
Vicu-(iomuntndor illclmru .l. (tutbiii
Owing to u prcsstiro of business, Mr.
t‘utbill I'clt that ill? should relinquish
liil' titllcc. ’l‘lrc, contuiuutlory moms
Friday nights turd this is the Ullh‘itlsi
day of lilt‘ wuck for him.
MATINEE W'HIST CLUB_
Mrs. llcnry ’l‘. l’rowllt. of minimum
untortnincd tlic Mutiucc \i’hlst Club
yontcrdny nt‘turr ion. Flw Iublcn wot-II
In use Iuiti tlrtl lub prlzc was uwnt-II
I'll to Miss Muirt). Ithtrilu. Miss Aiil‘l'
Colt.- Ht‘t‘lll't‘ii the guest's prlzo. 'l‘lIII
club will In- cutcrtulncd by Mrs. Rosa
llurchnrd. of Courtlund Pint-c, nt-xt
wuck Thursday.
‘ s
hop ll llIIIIIle
The time to
Intikc your will
and urraugc for
tho future care
or your ostttto ls
when you are in
full possession
or your faculties
tintl know just.
how you would
like to disposo
of it.
I he
80th intuit
but In.
can serve you
as Executor, Ad-
mlniutrntor.
Guardian, 'l‘ruv
the or Consens-
‘tor.
.3... Sale In .
sum uusm. SATURDAY
130 per, Copy
2 for 256
summit. What's tho Use of Knock
or When n hiss is Down. Yours ll
Grand Old ting. Silver Hoots. it s tun
tilts You Wed I Boy Like Me Col
Icon sown. wrist-e the Morning Glories
'i‘wlns Around the Door 8y mpsthy.
When tho Whippoorwili dings Mun
merits. Dreaming oil You. and 100 nth.
‘ communists“
dock or the St. George Pulp and Pa- .
detail particular men insist upon.
when you see the suits; particularly it you‘ll try on some of them.
The Varsity model was created for young follows. Coats am
broad shoulderEd;:. lapnls are "laroad and long. The low cut in from
shows the Shirt and the edge of the vest. Books are slightly titted:
deep center or. side vents; trousers wide at the hips; narrow over
the shoes. '
‘ We show this. style In all the new gray weaves. arid' to blue and
black; single and double-breasted models.
$15. 00 to $25. 00..
—-—-——.‘.—.—.
The Varsity Spring overcoat is the latest—the French back.
flaring skirts and broad shoulders make it distinctly a young man' 5
coat. $15 to $25.
We are all ready with Spring hats, shirts. neckwear. underwear
and hosiery.
~...———/\- AU
We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
the host SIIINVICG We are going to stick to that some
quuiitr the some cnre In delivering. and we. believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain liuttct results than
from any one else. ’
Some of the goods no have to offer: " ‘
For Horses llllii (‘IIIIIIL Fot Poultry.
No.1 Oats. I‘htt-k Manna.
Fancy Outs. (‘blck Food. ,
ii. i). lt‘.ccr_ht' . - I‘I. (‘m'n. 'lq
liuy . . ' .\III:II .
(‘ or n. li.I .lI‘ veils.
Suit. .. (Willi tirlt.‘ i
III'ntr. Sirclis. _ .,
thut. Feed. llmII‘ Scrubs. r.
Cut. Hay.
llttlt-Ii Food.
All (:I'ttlus.
l‘ruli's Food.
IIIIIII'IIIIIIOIIIII Fourth.
Whom.
liuy Odin 1 II IIH (‘ ltqu
MANUEL T. HATCH. .
A F'ULL LINE OF'
spailding’s Baseball Goods
including mils. gloves, balls. toe plates.
heel plates etc.
AtW. P. BEERS’
49 WALL ST» NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN 37-. SO. NORWALK.
Preparntion
in ouc of thc tIlIII-l fuclm's of success.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
offers incilliics [or II thorough business training.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
so. Nomslk, Coon.
... ... ... .‘
Fertilizers
‘ For Form. Gordon. Lawn and ansnshouus.
Super-Phosphor. of Lima.
around Iona. Ashes. flatter. Air-Slashed
Limo and Stable Mum.
Maps: '. Bradley's. Wilson .3 Spools! Fertilisers
' A2 RAYMOND BROS.
Edison Phonogra,
sto. $20. 330. ~
Ono Dollar Per Week. .
A. J. Angevlne 8. son,
FURNITURE. ITO'.‘ .
I34, Whohlngton It" It's. Mrwalk.
I
he Hatch artsyc
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
~
I
tint-tics, Chestnut sud Yellow Punt Timber trout i in. 2 III. to 15in: til
Inuit it. to to ft. ions All kinds out! srsdss tit stilt Ind list-Ii wood inmost-
,1
slid neuritis. unionists occult or «man. human hours trim at who
Our new Spring suits are superb! They fill the bill in every“
Maybe you think we' re too et‘husiastic; butgtou wont think so I
I Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
; of tho mocks must pt'omintul in thc
I 2% \il-
1‘“
Only throu‘db nilr intimate re-‘I
lstlons ss shareholders with the
Msltisnd Cspdypos of Boston. ‘.
and by placing‘ a large contract
' order. are we able to alter this
purs candy at such a low price.
line (illfford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15—8.
‘1
Maples Ii Guldschmltlt Go
(Imam-nus.)
contusion BROKERS.
, lost»: In
. .
Cotton.
swam Q Corns; (link. Io. Mouth
9.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
va‘W YORK‘, Mart-II 23. «Advclc
tlInt momlwrs oI' the New York Stock
Exchange mny legally refuse access
to their papers. documents and books
to rcptcscutntires of the state comp
ttolitu who arc sot-king to ermine
the amounts suth nrcmbo I; owe the.
nitric llIltit”! tlItI siotk tI'tIuIIlcr tux. ls
containml in llll opinion given to tho
tixcliango Iiictulivrs by its counsel tic-
routing to a sttItt-mcnt made today.
"llils opinion if followed and if the
stock trnnsrm tux is not ropcultd in
tho lcginluiuro at. this sonsion. muy
provokn long IInII bitterly tough: iiIl
nation livtwwn tin» stoic ('"0lllliiltliii‘l
uutl tlw Stock thnngc.
WALL S'I‘RI'NZT. 10: Ill It. In - l’I it I‘H
murkct toduy opouwl gent-rally lower
but u sprinkling of gitins amongst
spotliiltics made the tone iiicgulnr.
Amnlgmuntiui Coppm foil '3; nud limitl-
ing and [IIINIIII Status Stt‘t‘Il [lili 5;.
'llw II‘IuIisuttiouS wvic Sillllii.
\l'.Al I. S’I‘ltlt‘."l‘l« ll u Ill. Fillul tr :Iti
int: pt't-tuilmi for uwhilII, .Is It I'tIIiult
III‘ which l'tIutllug Itllli l’nriilc Mull
“'il'P lu'utIiII-tl ll point, Nill‘lilii‘I‘SlI,'i'll
phi. 2: Hill; PI -I.Iw:ttr~ at Hudson ll.
SIrcIIgtJI". mpnwbllr- was Ilm't-Iopinl.r
slowly uniting Ibo turnscturtirwutnl
:tlm'ku mid wht-n they ilt'gilll to mow
up sturtllli tho cullt'o list tollmwtl.
III-lIunrtI & Hudson tclmrurtlt-d In :1
point orur lust night and ltcudingt to
:II. ”IllrtIIII u'cro also gains III i In 2
in annual (MIN stocks.
WALL S'i‘lilfilfi'l‘. notin.-~--'l‘ln- ilii
vuncc IIni'i'iml Houdini; up 2: 3-4. (‘IIIII
IItIl ltuilt'outl of Now .IIIrsoy and (Inuit
Ntutlictu pftl 1-2. Sioux Sili‘iili‘iti
le fluuti Not'tlrtIIu Puriflc 1:.li'l‘ht-
prIIII-ipnl nutirlly has in Reading. "llic
Ilcmnutl subsldr‘d and eriIts slippctl
Inuit lint tlrctc wus no Itipctu soiling
DI'PRSIIII‘ rind leI-IIS who to the bust
nznin ui noon. "(llldn‘ wciItI Irregular.
WALL S’l'RlClC'l‘. l p. ill: improvc-
tuI'InI III tho gotivt'nl list purruml when
lttIutliIm III-gnu to suit on prnllt Ink-
ing. ’l‘lint stock wuut but-It a point and
Union Pacific II consitlcrnlilt- traction.
Active bidding for ("olortulo 1"le l‘iliS«
on It 1 1-2 and there was ulso sonic
strcnnth to tho sort coal stocks
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples a Goidschmldl. 00.. Com-
mission Broqus. Swsrts I: Corbett
Block. 80th Nnrwsik. Telephone 168.
Open High Low In III
Auiul. (lop. iOMfi 107 ~ 105% 107
A, C 8: F. (‘30. 41% 41% “ii “7..
Am. Cot. (ill. 34% 34% 33% 341,4;
Am, “‘0. 46% 46% 46% 40%
Am. loco. dill/9 till 68% till
Ant. Silit‘il l6? l5? llilillt. 157
Am. Sugar. 139 139 138% 139
A. T. it 8. F. 93 93% 03 93%
Build. & Ohio III III li07it Ill
li'klytt. R. 'I‘. 82% 84% 82% iii
Chub. A Ohio 57% 587k 57% 58%
Chi. G. N W. 2227 227‘ 226 220
Ch. (it. Wont 2i . 2! 2i 2i
(2. M. a St. l’ 173% 174% 173% I747»
Coil F‘ d: l. till'bi 03% 62%. 63%
‘Goi. South till 33% 327A. 38%
Con. (Inn. 144 145% Ht 144%
Dul. & Mild. 206 207 206 206%
Eric. - 131,4; 43% 42% 48%
[Brio Isl. p. 777% 77% 77% 77%
iii. Cell. 17% ”1% ”1% 171%
lion Iii Nusit I50 Hum 150 150%
Mott. Cont. 24% 24% 14% 24%
M. K. lit ’i‘. 35% 36% 351%. 35%
M. K. A 'l‘. p, 72% 72% 72% 72%.
Mo. Plus. 93% dblfi' 93% 95
Not. Loud ‘iil ’ctll'n 80% 80%
N Y.‘ CI-n. Mil it’ll/3 H'l 143%
(int. Wusi.61l% 50% MW. 501/;
l'IIc. Milli. 42% “13% 42% 43%
. cnn. R. R. Hills 188% 137% 138' ,
oo.‘.tités (i at“ 95% 32% ii is
Pros . Iir
flooding. tat 133% 130% 138%
Rock Island 26% 28% 20% 20%
South Pnc dim
Sou. Ry. Co. pill .
Tum Psc. 35%
II at
Union, Pat: .ififlt” than 152% 163991.
II 9. motor tau can can
:.u s. stool on «In was?“
it. s. Eleni 192106195 530995“ unit
Whom
, lilitlilii. M2861“ int. an more
WlsCont“ its .sfl unit III
I'll! NIAMgAI’T‘IN LAQK
Norwnl tire dourtmcnt finds
m m "I... room at the min
”b
21065
' {I0 NORTH IAIN r‘r',
ooityhsshosn'unuuwrms
I-l..“.1-fil‘ ..- viri-
Have you a it csh Overcoat ior tn'dky Spring?
OUR SMART ULOTHES FOR SPRING orb iiiat‘ii‘
‘ past-manta workmanship. They are made from“ high
i YOUR SIZE 18 YOUR FIT 1
i EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN 8 FINE F o
, WEAR. i... .ii' ii.
‘ Spring Shirts. Necltwear and Hz‘its. f" ‘ . \
SELLECK & P
98 wasmuérou ST.
"
SOUTH nonw-
Telephone Call 165-5. . ‘ , i"
.....Wmm - Mm“-.. .. .... .
in:
“""' W W”? '" 'WZ—m
some BARGAINS IN CANNED oooos. “‘7
Pie Pineapple cans of Grated Pineapple, 10c.
Jam in tins, regular 10c goods. Plum. Gooseb'urry, Apricot, Peach,
Less than cost.
Steamed Hominy or Hulled Corn large can, 5c.
New York State Canned Pumpkin. special good bargain. 90; 3 for 25¢
Island Beauty Canned Peaches. heavy syrup, this time, 14c. '
A few cans Fresh Pineapple Chunks. some cans, 10c. . -
Dates to close out balance. at so lb ‘
All above good or money back. , -
Fine Parsnips and Spinach; also Sweet Potatoes. , ..
Tumips scams and high. Have good ones. but rather large. 25¢:
Have just'd pails Mackerel, will close out at $100." pail. - Good tin.
Reduction. .
Smoked. Norway :Sardlnes, very ta sty in sandwich. 1‘2c tiii. . ‘
Raspberry Pie Fruit "La Blends " A blend of Panel: Apricot Plu
Raspberry, cooked as any dried fruit for sauce. short cake o'd‘,
makes 2 qts. sauce. on 4 pics ‘
Black Raspberries in cans are a success for pie, 2' for 25cm
If you also chickens, remember we have the. bent feed for.
chicks on the market 3!/ 2o lb. small lots.
Waiting your valued orders, we are hero to serve and pies‘
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
tins.
A
Eggs! EggSl
A big sale on Home Gathered Eggs. While the; Month“
uncertain. we will guarantee this offer for one day only. So
you wish. We absolutely guarantee these Eggs to'befresh
cred around this vicinity.
Is FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
prices. _
scans Importod Sardines...
Marshall’s Kippered Herring,
.zsc i :5 sweet Navel O‘rs‘
i '1 doz. large ‘St‘yect Qtlsogm
can ----------- - ------ 13° i I doz. extra largo 8m
Stuart’ 5 Fresh Herring. can .12C anges ........ . :v.
Soused Mackerel can ....... 15c Fancy Lemons, portion
Brook Trout. can ..... '.. .xa‘c Red Onions. per peck '
6 cans Domestic Sardines .25cr D-Zerts Puddping, pkg
uttuce. Parsley. Celery. Spinach. Radishes, Emmi." ,.
1.”
Louis J 05016
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NOW
TBL. CALL. 19M
“.
...—... -... -..... ~............ I...»
GRANULATI‘ED SUGAR . . . .
nous no .......... ........... . ........ ,_
is s'rstcrtv russu Inns ...... . ................. .
qus sur'rlti. .....
IVAPonArso Mines. 2 ‘9.I<os.I .......
was town or Assort'rto circus, cs‘.
I llrnlitsssbsmuaIr-ssu
stuns’cI-I. 9K.
Is glint.“ canyons
.....................
.. "2%)?“
01",1‘ In“
.IiI-a~lr.auiunia..
itslss ...... Intuit.
WltTfl uONANGIB. FIGG. LITTUGIIO -0
0A TUI iPII IN TOWN N.
U G
M NO‘HWALKI‘ or I
at... IstAII‘o not-so. 2.59. rnr'rts‘pll
Francis Benedict III suiting mascot» COhUMBUS. i) "
than owned by his tut , John ns- physicians ottsndl‘iin
dict. tit hello island. giving the house son refused
Ii thorough covering both inside tutti whothsr it
out.
nNorris but u torso of men III hello college. it.
inland, rsmodoilus his cotton for th s billions would
Stun storm ‘ surly this .
hum haunt the “Mr '
. slits to release“ It room In tits ””3 »
Width" our...
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