1% 1" ~ ' ‘ ‘ ,
at inasmuch or.
C Knemer of North Main street,
is in New York today on businbis.
Mr and Mrs. George B Buxtou, of
Norwnik. were visitors yesterday with
reintlves In Bridgeport.
Frank Taylor} charged with being
it tommon drunkii‘d. was this morning
committed to jail for fifty days. '
Rayn111n11-~Brotllo1‘s' have secured the
contract to flirnlsh 1..00t10110 brick for
construction «york in New .'York state.
1 *mv—m
"1-iBaskatball, Armory. tonight. Co
11‘ vs Yale Varsity Nutmeg Club vs.
Pastimh 11.0. Dancing 1012
1—1+-v1-—-—-‘-
William Murphy. charged with drun
kcnness, was this .m 118 fined 35 and
costs. before" Judge Ta .or. In the‘town
court. .
Mrs. Hal'ry Hubbell. 36 Spring street
celebrated her birthday yesterday and
11. number of'fri’ends .wepe very pleas-
antly entertainep
The Junior Endeavor society of the
South Norwaik Baptist Church will
hold an entertainment Wednesday
night at tllgchursh. ._,. ,,
Owing to the absence of the pastoi.
Rev. Dcwilt '1‘ Van Doren last even
lug. there‘ wd‘s no regular preaching
service at the ‘Norwalk Baptist
Church. 1. .1 . ‘
A renulni monthly meeting of South
Norwnlk Lough, Onlér of llrith’ Abra
ham. was held yesterday nftcr.no_on
Routine matters of. luisiucss wcrc
transacted. ' ,
Maurice Ahenrn. of the Finnoy and
Benedict sharp...Norwalk. was a visitor
in New York. yesterday. This hap-
posed to be Mr About-it"s first. visit
in the big metropolis ‘
The ice dealers were sorry to soc
the present change in the weather. of
ter the continuous cold for the past
several days. One Norwulk denier
said Saturday that he would probably
begin harvesting again today.
There will be a meeting of the ins-
tices of the peace at W.1O. Clark's of-
fice in the South Norwalk Trust Com
puny buildlhs. Thursday, March '29. at.
10 a. m.. to consider the dog question:
at. the request of the selectmen,
The summary process case against
S. J. O'Brien. papdrs in which wort
served on him Saturday. to campus
session of the premises at. .15 Bayvicw
uvcnuc, will come in) on chncsduy
morning before Justice of tho Poarc
William 0. Clark.’
Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. F.. is planning
11 banquet and entertainment to be
held Wednesday. April 4,111.1hc close
of the world 3 of the initiator y degree.
1.. A. Burdic is chairman of tilt coni
mitten. a meeting of which will be held
tomorrow evening at the lodge room.
The most healthful. upbniidinx medi-
cine known to science; snotty soothes
the liver and nerves. makes digestion
casy brings to all the sweet sleep of
youth. Hollistera Rooky Mountain
Top. 135. cents. Plulstud's Drug
Store.
Mrs. Duel, who is to give the 11d-
dross. Wednesday at. the Methodist
Church. for the annual free will 'offor-
ing. was the world's delegate to the W.
C. '1‘. U. convention held In Edinburgh,
Scotland. in une. 1899. Mrs. Duel is a
life member of the state W. C. '1‘. 1‘1.
of Connecticut ‘
W
The ideal administrator is the mod-
ern trust company. combining 11s it
does the maximum of experience. pro-
ficiency on responsibilithy with tho
minimum 0 uncertainty. delay and ex-
pense. The South Norwalk ’l‘ruat Connt
puny is authorized by stat. law to act
as administrator. executor. truatoe and
guardian.
District Deputy Brennan. of Siam-
lord. will come to Norwalk next 81111
tiny and initiate a large class of can
dldates of Catholib Counéil.l{nlgl1ta
oi Columbus; at Lockwood: Hall;
which has boén engaged for the 0111
carton The local council has been
making considerable preparation for
tho cyont.‘ _ \ 1:1“ .
Robert M. Wilcdit. ‘iith’o has for the
past twelve 17
communication with
the Stands: 0, 011111 ny. is to cover
his conned on art than with
.‘lh’at concbru .1111 a position with
. . . hb‘cli Ii knows but
manufacture
tho tin-tries
wall, 111‘ .
being advisable to take any not
‘ the cuss. tin-11,111.1yond notifying never-
3
- morningHiw was fined 35 and costs for
will take
courts 111‘ To but. on”
m-
About Men 1111111111... in Name of the
-; Tninmon'o Brotherhood. ‘
Police Bradley at the police station
_ 111111 wool: in retard to 1.1111 men who.
buys‘ been in the city for a. tiny or
more soliciting advertisements alleged
'to be for publication Issued in the
Interests o the Brotherhood of 111111
road ’i‘yninmenh
city 11 your ago and 111 that time the
ill oihtu hood of 'l‘rulnmon soul: the of
doom of the local lodge oil the Broth
‘orhood word than no one had authori-
ty to solicit such advertisements in
the name of that ornaglzation last
Week two men appeared at several
business establishments in this city
and it‘ was said that they were work
ing In th‘b interests of the Brother-
hood nI', Trainmen. ‘
One merchant who gave the men
five dollars. l'ecailad after he had done
so that he bud heard that the Train
men employed no such canvassers and
he at once communicated with some of
. the members of the. local branch or the
order who went with him lg to poilcc
station to enter complaint against tho.
men. The police did no} regard it us
in
111 men who had been approached by
tho canvasscrs that tiltiy would do Well
to decline to give them tiny money.
A representative of The Nun‘s made
an effort to find the canvas. hrs and
lcarn morc 1111th their business and
claims. but they could not be located
although they are snid'lo be 111 town
yet .—-—Dnnbul'y ewe .
u...»
DISTUBBANOE m A THEATRE.
w
Richard Dciehunty, Who Struck any
Usher. Fined 35.
'Once In a while some chap1who has
no regaid for the comfort or pleasure
of others makes a disturbance in some
place of public amusement. but too
worked upon him. This, however.
was not the case of Richard Deiehun~
ty. who went to Hoyt‘s Theatre Satur-
day evening “to see the show.’ Rich-
ard was way up in the gallery wlyen he
mcr He Vernon. 1111. usher went up to
quiet bin; down and Delchhnty struck
11m. arrest followed and this
brooch of the peace.
REV. CARPENTER
‘ ' HOME.
Yesterday .morning at tho South Nor
walk Baptist (11111111111 whcu ll. 1’. blur.
RETURNS
said' perhaps Eloy 11.8. Carpenter
might. be present or the evening nor-
vice. A very large congregation
eager to welcome their beloved pastoi
filled the auditorium in the evening.
'.(‘.arpcntler. who has been stopping
iMit Piney Bluff North Carolina. with
l)r.Bcnn,a1rivcd ho a yesterday
about noon. ‘itltev D. . K1u'tz.of
Yuk College. preached morning and
evening. Tilt1 morning sermon on
Foreign Misbipns set forth the hoods.
of the workers on the field. Mr.
Kurtz expects to go to the foreign fluid
in the near future. The evening 1191'-
111011 was strong and very interesting.
NEW BRITAIN BOY. BURGLARS
NEW BRITAINJ March 26.-—-’I‘hc
tour .boy burglars who were caught.
breaking into llull's grocery store on
Main street last night. wore il‘lt‘d Io-
dny in police court. 'l‘bc charnc of
burglary was clmugcd to theft so 111:
‘.(I avoid binding ”Win Over 1.0 Ibl1 Sn»
‘lt'l‘iOl‘ Court. Victor Davis. 14 your:
old, who has hocu arrcslcd twice. 11o.-
t’oro for stcnllng, was scuicnccd to
thc rcl’orm school. The. min-1' illrac
boys )rick Olson. 11 yoni‘sold. Arthur
Olson 13 ycais old, ltobl-it Lyons 111.
‘wcrc sentenced to the reform Fl 11001
Then Judmuenl was suspended and
they were put In charge of the proba-
tion ofllccl‘ for a your. if they get or
rosicd again during their yams of pin
111111011. the sentence I11 conic opeiullvc
and ”my 11111111 go to ihc reform
school.
‘ ‘%‘—
‘ . ..
bin 1 1111111111
The limc to '
make your will .
‘nud arrange for
the future care
of your estate is'
when you are in
11111 possession
of your faculties .
and know just
how you would
like to dispose
'of it.
. “it
81th 111111111111
but [311.»
can serve you
1111‘ Executor. Ad-
ministraior.
Guardian Trul—
tab or 0011ch.
tor.
311711 1.1 a. or
a. a". custom
rim i).
Complaint was made to Captain of .
A similar convus's was nuuto ‘in this '
seldom is he apprehended and the law .
commenced to make a dismrbonpe.’ E11 ‘
gun read thd‘notlccu for the wcnk. 11c «
Our new Spring suits are superbl They.
detail particular men insist upon: ’ '
Maybe». you
when yeti1 a lie suits; particularly-1 if you’ll try1on some of them.
broad shouldei‘ad'flapels are broad and long. Tile low out in front
shows the shirt and the edge of the vest Backward slightly fitted:
deep center 61' side vents: trousers wide at tho. hips narrow Over
the shoes. “1"
a
black; single and double-breasted models. ‘
$15.00 to “$25.50.
The Varsity Spring overcoat is the lateste—tbe French back.
flaring skirts and broad shoulders make it distinctly a young man’ 9
coat. $15 to $25. ‘ ‘
We are all ready with Spring ‘hats. shirts. nockwcar, underwear
and hosiery ‘ .
~ “WA m
we have been selling rain for fifteen years and have 1
made a reputation for sell 113 the best quality .and giving
the best service.
We are going to stick to that. some
quality thwame care in delivering. and we believe that
by dealing with us you will obtain better results than
from any Inc.
Some 9 goods we have to offer:
For Homes and Cattle. For Poultry.
No. 1 0111s.: Chick Manna.
Fancy Oats. Chick Feed.
li..0. Feeds. (‘1'. Corn.
Huy ‘ Meal.
Corn. ll. 0. Funds.
Salt. lrli.
Bran. Shells.
Wheat. Feed 111ch Scraps.
Gut 1111):. All Grains.
llutcn Feed. Pratt's Food.
lulcl'nullonul Foods.
\i'licui. 1
9
Buy Outs Thais (‘10:111.
MANiJEL T. HATCH.
V
.wm—um ~
A FULi. LINE or
81111111111131 Baseball E10111
including mils. gloves, balls. toe plates.
4 a
heel
At W1.
49 WALL 81"., -.NORWALK.
lates etc.
.BEEBS’
8 80. MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK,
Preparation
is 01111 of 11111 chicf i'nctois of success.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
offers fnciiillcs I‘m 11 thorough business training.
M. .A. MERRILL,~ Principal.
Fertilizers
For Farm. Garden. Lawn and Green-houses.
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
around Bone. Ashes. Plaster. Air-Slacker!
leo and Stable Manure.
Mapos’. Bradley's. Wilson 3 3110.011] Fertilizers
«111 RA YMOND BROS.
. SofNorwaIk. Conn.
\
Edison Phonographs.
$10. $20. $30
. One Dollar Per Week.
A. J Angevine 8: Sort.
FURNITURE. ITO. . 11
I34 Wnnhlnzton it" .0. Norwulk
o
The; Batch 3. Bailey co
Lumber and 11111 Work for E 1111111111.
111.. 1941. lo' 10 :1. Ion: .1111 11111.1. and «111i .
1' an Dongle“ 11101111 or account.
think we‘ re too enthuaiastic; butfldu won't think iE '
The you: 1110ch was created for young. follows. Coats are ‘
We Show this stylc' 1n all the new gray weaves. and' 111 blue and i
‘ lions wurc bought freely this lumping.
‘ Alisnourl l’ur itlc
‘ Rubbcr and lhslllicrs‘ Securities 1.
\uiul (lop. .libil/ 111117.. 1011 1067..
A. (1‘. £1. E. ('11. 41513 407 .11 41% 1H7,
.1111. (.1111. 011 311119 3111;. 3114. 3111;.
.\nl. ice 1711., 411}; 117% 48%
Auf, Loco. 68% till“; till-’3; 68%
A111. Smell. 157 1:37 157 157
A111. Sugar 138% 138% 138% 138%
A. T. & S. [1‘9 93 95% 93 ‘ 93‘";
'llnllo & Ohio 110% 110% 1101.9 110%
B'klyn. it. '1‘. 83 Si 83 83%
Chus’. & Ohio 581/; 58% 58% 58%
Chi & N. W. 2M“; 21““; 2311,43 b311,;
“C. M, & St. 1". 17-1 17591. 174% 175%
Col. 11‘. &. l. 611% 6-1, 62% 1137.11
(Jon (inn. “Ml; 148% 145% 147%
EN 42% 43 42% 48
Milli. 1st. pill. 77‘]. 77% 77% 77%
ill. Ccn. ’ 171% 17214 1719'. 172%
11011. it anh 150% 150V, 150% 11301.1(;
Mot, St. Ry. lit! “2 112 112
Mex. (341111. 24% 24% 24% 24%
M. K. It 'l‘. 35% 35% 35% 35%
M. K. & 'l‘. p. 72% 727.111 72% 7W1
Mo. Putt. ill": 95211 915.114.
Not. Dead 81% 82% 8079 81%
N. Y. Can. 143 143% 143 143%
Nerf. at West. 85 811% 86 88%
Ont. & West. 1’11) 50 50 50
'1 Pac. Mall 44% 45 441,41 415
Penn. R. 11. 137% 138 1.37% 1118
Poo. Gas. 111'» 95% 95 95%
Pros. 850111 521/. 521.1. 52% 112%
Reading. 132 133% 131% 132%
Rep. Steel. 29 29 29 29
Rock lslu‘nd 26 26% 25% 361/.
South. Pac. 67% 67% 87% 67%
Son. Ry Co. 40% 40% 40% 407/511
’l‘onn. C. o l. 146 146 148 146
Texas. Par. 3 33% 33% 33%
U11. PM. .152 153 152% 153
‘U, 8. Rubber 153% 155 53% 55
U. 8. Steel 40 140% 39% it)
For the liltiii hacking noun. <
and irritated throats common at
this season of‘tha your there is
nothing better than pure Hors-
hound'dropln _-
5c Bug; 20c. Pound.
”lilo 1.1111011 Pharmacy
1111... CALL, 15-4.
11.11.51 condom (30.
(Immersion)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
.lllli'l In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
cotton.
3mm ‘1 corner! Ilock. Io. Nam-1k.
.-.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WM 1. STREET, 10:11} 11. 111. ——A low
specialties showed widc movement 011
the opening mines 1’01 the week in
the stock market today. but. ihé gen
(11111 list was sluggish and lrlcgulul'.
Minnrfnpolls. St. Paul and Scull. Ste
Marie and National Lead rose 11.1}.
American lcc 71;. and Reading 11... 'l‘bc
Inst named stock was the only active
one in the list.
Will i. STREET. ll 11 m.-Stocks
that have liccn distinguished by the
breadth and variety of theli I‘lucluu
ltuilroud stocks derived llttlc benefit
from the show of strength in numer-
nus specialties. ‘Smelllng improved
2 38 Lead 11.Reudina 1 1-2. and
Wheeling & Lake
Eric. Wisconsin (‘1-nirul Amalgamated
Poppet. Consolidated Gas. ‘l‘olorudo
Fuel. ll1ooklyn 'i‘r.anslt inltcd gluten
«WALL S'l‘ItEE’l noon.——l‘)c1uuud
was vcry light.. but prices wcrc wcll
bold and ndvuncclb at 14011111 points.
1::1‘nsollllilml (ins rosc2 3-.4 NorHihucsi
1111 3 the international Trunk stocks
2. l‘ultcd Status Rubber 11nd Amen
can It‘o‘l S-Enud St. Paul le York
l‘cntl‘al. lllluois Control and People's
this 1. Brooklyn Union (ins loll l and
'l‘cuncsrwc (‘onl 3 1-2. Bonds wow 11‘-
regular.
WALL S"Rlv}l‘3'l‘. i p. luv—Tho avail-
11111.11 lloutlng supply 01’ 5111011141 stock
was civancd up when the dcmund bc-
cumc larger and bids had to bc rnlscd
umtcrlully before orders could bc 1111-
1111. This was especially noilceablo in
1hu Junior 1 \‘andcrbills and other
stocks of similar inactivity.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Be on over the private wires of
The aples & Goldachmldt 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz it Corbett
Block. South Norwuik. Telephone 153.
Opcn High Low Close.
U. 3.8mm 11.10:.)1112310571. 105% 1037.5;
Wabash
Wabashpi’. 130% 50% 50% 50%
Wlu.Ceni. 21% 28% 27% 28%
W
to “the London Graphic.
1 Accordln Iii Wilson a r vi
a present ye w 11 e -
VEI on tho purifier“a French enzimerl
and commercial 15.11! the channel
turmoil. schema; ’e on incurs and
their scientific fillet!“ Ill 1 e institute
of France have lust ‘31an the first
symptom at 11,111 celebration the main.
my all iii. Pot ion-1th a, “linear who inr‘
years no. _’ '
itiate'd the project, slow more than 301 _
WEAR. .
.1
—_
g8 WASHINGTON ST.
1
Have you a fresh Overcoat for. tricky ISpring‘?‘
Ours lit with strikilngistyle‘. $10.00 to 1125.011." A
OUR SMART CLO'l‘llli S FOR SPRING mm '
past-master workmanship. They are made Irom high-
Woolens, both domestic and imported. Individually‘tlti'c
and custom-made, they fit with striking style. . ‘
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.
EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN MEN‘S FINE 1'1?”
Spring Shirts, Neckwcar and Hats.
‘
Telephone Call 16515.
‘.
‘ 1.1 ll it. ill
Jam in tins. regular 10:: goods.
1ins.Less than cost.
All above good or money back. i
Turnips scarce and high.
Reduction.
Raspberry Pic Fruit. “La Blanche. "
makes 2 qts. sauce, or 4 pics.
Telephone
SOME BARGAINS IN CANNED GOODS.
Pie Pineapple cans of Grated Pineapple. 10c.
Plum. Gooseberry, Apricot. Faith
Steamed Hominy or Hailed Corn large can. So.
New York State Canned Pumpkin. special good bargain. 90; 3 for 2511
Island Beauty Canned Peaches. heavy syrup. thls time, 14c. .
A few cans Fresh Pineapple Chunks, some cane, 10c.
Dates to close out balance, at 51: xlb. '
Fine Parsnips and Spinach; also Sweet Potatoes. ~ :' .
Have good ones, but rather largo. .251:
Have just 4 pails Mackerel. will c: lose out at $1.00 pail.
Smoked Norway Sardines, vEry ta sty in sandwich. 12c tin.
Raspberry. cooked as any lined fruit for sauce, short c'aks or
Black Raspberries in cans are a success for pic, 2 fay 251:.
If you raise chickens. remember we have the best feed “fgi‘
chicks on the market 31/21: lb., small lots.
Waiting your valued orders. we .ane here to serve and pied!
LORENZO DIBB
‘
“Good ba 1
P1111111.
oly .
A blend of Peach Aprlco
C all 26-4.
3 cans Imported Sardines. ..25c1
Marshall’s Kippered Herring. ‘
can ...................... 18c'
Stuarts Fresh Herring. can. ... mc‘
Soused Mackerel, can ..... .15c
Brook Trout. can . ........... 12C
6 cans Domestic Sardines . “25c
I
72 'NORTH MAIN STREET.
GRANULATED SUGAR
FLOUR. BAG .
i o
..................
JUNE BUTTER, LB.
EVAPORATED APPLES. 2 PKGO. ..
OPINACHp PK.
....................
DUCK EGGS.
GA TURNIP8 iN TOWN.
20 NORTH MAIN UTJ
80 NORWALK. OT.
TIL. 148.
a. m... M... M... .4... ........... ..
STARTLED 'I'HB HECTOR.
'i‘ha rector. returning from his holl
duy. heard that a parishioner had
”lost his old Betty" and at once hur
rted off to console him
“lm grieved to hear of your loan,
Gilles." he began 11.
“011. well. sir ‘thankoefi’ replied
Giles. "It is 1111.31. at course.‘ but she
was a rare lazy. lode. She would no
var do anything unless she was Well
s
thrashed.”
"Tut. tut: dear‘ me”-1
"it's true sir. tilts vial so. bad bar-
gain. Thank m1':;~:s. the rslr's 11 x1.
week. and 111 111211111 a. butter
:harc. I hope. if i don't not suited be-
or it
"But“ don't you think. even 1151‘ an
poaroncotl' 111111.11. you had better who
a little longer?" urged the clergyman.
attic: rather annoyed at his tone.
"011.110." responded Giles. ' "I've
Aha/d my eye on one for man tithe.
and What I not for Betty's skin will
minivan it. 1'1 tell be what. shot
I ., wouldn't mind hold
to .
Specials
Lettuce. Parsley, Celery. Spinach. Radishes, Etc.
LOUIS J oselo
1 TEL. CALL. 193—2-
13 armcrtv FRESH secs ...... ii
............ C .
...........
LARGE SUPPLY OF ABOORTEO CAKES LB.
KALE PK. ......... . ........ .. ..............
UNITED GROCERY 9Q
Above the nestling
1, 11
:5 sweet Navel Orangesm.
r1 doz. large Sweet Oranges. .
:- doz. extra large Sweet Or
angcs....' ..... ....
Fancy Lemons. portion.
‘Red Onions. per peck . . .1
D-Zerta Pudding. pkg.
{11...
soon-1 NORWALKL
‘,11 a:
......... ‘........21lb.
Cl ............. ‘y-.-u-.-o-coq
....................
..................... a
‘1, -..
........... the
11111111 .u-o........-4n-.
16 NAVEL ORAN9584 ..... ...' ......
1 1
.1 ...... 1 ........ .lcan...
SWEETG, CHANGES, FIGS. LETTUGEp CELERY. FINE, ‘ '
About a winter day'thi.
Had blessed he lsbd ii
in bountoous can shell
In dusk flames of ricib
in smouldering orp
brown. -
”“11 ”gr
Whore poorly mists
Veils lightly tiling y '1
Behind In much of
Translucent sky. ,
throuah ‘ ‘
actions tracerieu oi hilt“
o‘er barren mm
'Bhlmmers her wannoiil
Yet“. seen Valium
01 wine rod color.
- striding corona the’
“311:” “set his heel
myngiroppid still it
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