II WAIHINGTON OT-
Lucalilleus his.
Miss idella Darrow is spending the
day in New York,
A. J. Collins and Company are for-
nishing a houSe in Newtown.
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'l‘ho Matinee Whist Club will he on-
tortaluad tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
Ross Burchurd. of Courtiund Place.
Mrs. George Moore, of Tavern ls.
land. is visiting her brother, Captain.
William ll. Bohton. of Newark. N. .I.
The ushers of the South Norwaik
Baptist church will assemble after the
church prayer meeting, to prepare the
plans for the coming year.
Goold S. Hoyt. was among the re-
presentatives oi‘ the Norwnlk Club at
the lloppeSiosson billnrd match in
New York city last evening.
William Casey, Who has been em-
ployed in New York for some time. has
severed his connections in that city,
and returned to South Norwulk.
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A baptism service will be held to-
morroy evening atihe South Norwalk
Baptist Church, after the prayer meet-
ing. There are several candidates.
The Norwnlk street department has
become tired of the ice on the Main
strcct stone pavement and a force at
own word to work this morning.r and
removed it
H—“_r”“”.a
A Kiillltl was pluycd last evcning in
tho pool tournnmoui of tho Nutmog
Club. of Norwuik. (‘hurltis it). Johnson.
U5 won from [talph Vcri‘ln. hit by the
scoro oi‘ iii; to 44.
A spcciai luminous ntoctiug of tho
SoiiilvNorwnik Congrogzuitonal Church
will In: hold tonight to not on the re-
signailon or three members of tho bus.
iuoss commiitce.
Alfred Iioutwoll has rclurncd from
college for the spring vacation. 'i‘hc
college was closod sevoral days curiicr
than was cXpi-ctod, owing to an opt
dcinlc. of mumps.
The most. healthful, upbuilding medi-
cine known to science; gently soothes
the liver and nerves. makes digestion
cosy. brings to all the sweet sleep of
youth. liollister's Rocky Mountain
’l‘en. 3:3 coals. Piutstod's ilrug
Store.
A special meeting of the flower com
mittee of the South Norwaik Baptist
church will be held tt‘nnorrow owning,
alter the regular weekly prayer moot-
iug at the church.
Miss Annie It}. Smith. thc well known
assistant town clerk has romvcrod
from a sovcral days scvore grip cold
and returned to her dutios at the or-
i‘iuo this morning.
The Boston Store has a very had-
somo spring window display, the line
at in the history of this hustling con.
corn. in tact. Among the urticios dis
played are the latest things In ww
men‘s materials.
The state library in Hartford has I'I'
coivod from United States Senator
itulklcy printed copies of hills on in
uurnnuo. railroad rates and legislation
for the Philippine islands. now helm-c
Congress. ‘
Butler Lodge. l. O. O. R. held a rt.h
henrsnl last evening for the third di-
tree. which will be worked this even
Inn. A meeting of the entertainmom
committee was also held at the piano '
o! the rehearsal.
Minn Clara M; Ryder. clerk at tho
other of the selectmnu. in the town
tiascmhly hall building has roiurncd
from Springfield. Muse; where she
has been spending a tow days with
her sister. who is III.
The ontortninmeut and udvrrtininn
committee of Old Wail Hook and i..ad~
tIlti‘ Company held a meeting nin ulahi.
and discussed plans‘ to be presented at
a meeting of the general committee.
tomorrow night at the headquarters of
the company.
a
A business meeting of the harbors“
Union was held that evening loregnrd
in
Decoration ’Day, Fourth at July and
thanksgiving. Most of tho employers
haVc signed the agreement to do no.
can»
. . o lo , the ‘iiuteher whilo driv-
H B 0 y at‘the aids or
our into the alley”
closing the shops on Christmas.
«We are Iii-unity ‘ hovi
firm ~
D. W. 'nrow. at Newtownjwas a vial-
‘tor in South‘Norwuik. today. .
é-Baidim
‘Court Maknckenio. Foresters of
I America, held a regular luminous moot.
lug lion. ovanlnx.
'A regular routine business meeting
of I'. U. tnmualiury Lodge, N. E. (l...l'.'
was held last evening.
lietiruud Raymond. of Norwalk. was
a vialtoifiln New York yoalorduy and
saw tho hit; circus at Madison Sounro
Garden.
A stated communication of Butler
Chapter. it. A. M.. was held last even-
ing. The Mark and- Past Masters’
Degrees were conferred.
At the meeting or the Norwalk LI-
quor Deulors' Association. held yes-
terday John Kirsch was elected dele-
gate to the State Liquor Dealers‘ As-
sociation, to he held next wise .
Norwalk Shriuers have received no-
tice that a meeting of Pyramid 'I‘em-
pie, A. 0.' N. M. S., will be hold in
Bridgeport. April 9th. The work will
occur at Madison Hall and a big ban-
quet will follow at the Bridgeport ar-
mory. »
Hose Company and the Not-walk Fire
Police last evening was a match be-
tween George Smith. of Hope Hose.
and Evert-it. Hyington. of the Fire l’ov
lice. it. resulted in a victory for tho
former by a score of 100 to 58. Thu
some now stands: Fire Police, I284:
Hopc Houo. I240.
SIXTEEN BOYS OUT
OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Knocked Down the Guard of at
Rochester institution,
Were Captured Again
ROCE‘SI‘ER. N. Y., March Bit—«Slit
teen youthful prisoners escaped from
the State industrial School in this
city early today. it was the most dur~
lug break for liboriy n‘mdo in yours at
this institution and the most unsuc-
tou oi' Sirius-n of tho fugitives had
been capitii't‘ii. 'I‘Ilo lcallcl‘ of the tiling
It‘i‘unit (‘uiuplu-il, til yours old. of Iiui‘
I'ulo, was tho first ono (‘tlli‘lIlL (’iuui'ti
liiloy had just sottntlctl tho rorciiic
ind was inspmiin; IIIt‘ drossiug: oi
the prisoner in Ilw guard IlilllS"
Young ('iaiiiplu-il (I‘t'III up iwhiud liil
oy and follow him to the door with
a blow on the jaw. Assiiiiwl hy’th.
oihcr prisoners, (‘nmphcll draugcd tin-
{uurd into a dormitory. stolo his kc)‘;
and iockod him in. A window was
Imoi-lu-d out of tho \chi wait and tin-
prisoncrs cscnpoil through tho upcr
'urc.
NATIONAL BASEBALL CLUB.
John Kane Elected President and
Charles Lockwood. Manager.
The animal moi-ting of tho National
Baseball (‘lull. wad hcld last night and
tho following,r ottlcors \vcrc clcctoii It
‘ook ui‘icr tho. affairs at tho ('IIIII for
h.» cmuing your:
I‘rosldcnt-v-r-I.lohu Kano.
Vlco-prosidcut iiarry t)'iiricn.
Sccrctury and 'l‘rcnsurt-r- i‘.
Yolk.
(‘aptaiii——-('looi-uc ’i‘ninmdgc.
Manuaor > ("linrlcs it}. lau-lrwotul.
’I‘ho lino up of tho team is as fol
lows: .1
.lolm Kano. (‘. A. Voik. Edward
(irongh. Arthur (‘unoy. liarry (l‘llrion.
ilonry ix'oyscr. Richard (ircagh. Wit
iinm Iicujnmiu r‘rcd Smith. (loot-g.-
'l‘ulmadao and John l‘ciora.
The Nationals will play the prolim
iunry names at tho Meadow siroct hull
'I'tllliltls norm-o ”to his. gatucs t‘iIt'Ii
Saturday and tho ('IIIII has n numlicr of
uumes booked for Sundays out oi
town. .
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Mininisinhr
.\
Trust to.
il'l‘iilt. ’i‘RUS.
'I‘Iillil AND GUAR
D AN.
Capital 560,000.
the United it"nuidlns. this room .
"a "or“ ,. tithar’ttnt; mm or
iii in... fat" ' . a i... a... a... l. a. gamma
badly. new: Wu and outwho ‘ . “M '
m" f“ ”I harm! a. m mm
manna... mi.
nu calls for sum-
. mar property. M nominate list
1- no property. Tartar—£96 of amount
The pool tournament between Iiopo .
but ,
ccssfui in tho rend. for by ll o'clock .
. . W " I ‘
, .
'3 "‘8 IflII IJIIIIIII iIIIII PHI ‘CIIII’B
I . . ' , 0
Ii’llhI tannin i '
dis WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Combining the .
I‘jtlx1mxln‘mé’i 1‘ Emma”: I I—w-‘Iw w-nmnm—y.g_... MN... ., (in. 4 t .4- mn .xmn
EXPIII ‘1 I v ‘ I .
PROFICIENCY rho unite of station uncut. at H!!! IYEI.
ileorntown. Mann, says "it. Iioutun
RESPONSIBH'L iioraitl. was hold for a numlier of Flowers are her gnrdon'n eyes;
TY yearn. by William Homer. in those 'i‘hoy watch tor her alone
with "l“ mini- days i singing schools nourished Within whose mulls there lion .
mum 0“ , ihrouthout the country districts. and A bounty like their own;
UNCERTMNFY Murat r was one at those prominent Their fragrant this they and
IIlfi'IIIT‘KISE in th a diversion. in haste at mom to we
‘ ' (in one occasion a triund from liou- HN‘ who It! it“ their hope,
TI ton um; visiting hint. and he wished 30 It!" I‘ 5119: I
IE to show him tho country. According- . '
iy. all er the lust truinhud gone. Hor- Stars are her heaven‘s dyer-
Salli innit
acts on ADMINIS-
TRATOR, idx tilti-
Siirpluu $26,000.
‘ Elli av MAN WANTS A RAINCOAT; our HE WAN-T8 rr FOR A
oouauzruarosa: TO KEEP Himonv WHEN tT hams. AND To
passe HIM WELL WHEN iT’B oHitLv nun opens.
‘ sou Is THE TAILORED sxcs‘LLsucs or ops RAINGOATS, -
AND 'rHsia ountrrv THAT Evsay MAN maps at THEM sxncm
qurtHs SEEKS; Pao‘rscriou'n no oooo Looks. PERFECT ro-
auo nous seamen. :‘j:
WEI ouow rue new LONG-AN moose Monsts
TUREiii. oxrono anAv nun BLACK
The new FITTED-BACK spams ovsaooars Ans MAKING A
BIG mu WITH vouue FELLOW8.AND THE new MODEL coves-r
TOP ctpA-rs nae PLAYING A sraous secouo.
' $IO to $25
SPlRING ,HATS AND FURNISHINGS ARE READY TO BE PICKED.
EASTEIR WILL BE HERE BEFORE YOU REALIZE IT.
IN FANCY MIX.
. Tel. c... 32-2.
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We have been selling grain for iitteen years and have
made a. reputation for selling the best quality and giving
the best service. We are going to stick to that same
quality, the same care in delivering. and we believe that
by dealing With its you will obtain better results than
from any one else.
Some of the goods we have to 0 er:
For Horses and Cattle. ‘or Poultry.
No. 1 Oats. Chick Manna.
Fancy Outs. Chick Feed.
‘\
Ii. 0. Feeds. , Cr. Corn.
Hay Moat.
Corn. ii. 0. Feeds.
Salt. .~. (lrit. "
Bran. Skulls. _
Wheat. Food. licct’ 8cm”.
Cut Hay. All Grains.
(iluicn li‘ced. Pratt's Food.
International Foods.
\I'hout.
liuy Oats 'l‘hnis (‘lcutL
MANUEL T. HATCH-
r.
iipauiding’s Baseball (tools
including mils. gloves, balls; toe plates.
heel plates etc. ’
At W. P. BEERS’
I9 WALL ST.. NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN ST" 80. NORWALK.
~ ""P.-epa1:ation
is one of the chief factors of sucrose.
annual. BUSINESS COLLEGE
offers l‘acilllios for a thorough loudness training.
M. A. MERRILL. Pt'InelpaI. ‘ 80. No
... .M.. m- .
rwalk. Conn.
‘ A full line of SPRING SUITS,
COtATS and SKIRTS. Also a. ”com-
plate line of MILLI'NERY. '
our tinned up his horse 'and drove
the inltor down to .Pium lslund..roi
turning through Newhury somewhat
ntier‘l midnight.
Wltn he came to the old Longfellow
place on the hill. where .Ioneph Longs
“in? was than living. he pulled in:
il
'I‘huy watuh her while and sleeps.
billed at paradise!
'Whlte pearls in more daopni
For her they glow and gloom.
Throughout the tranquil night,
Bringing the
[ eiy dream
For her delta}.
one. "I want to stop here a
li‘ ‘
' mind a." he said. ‘ Nor flowers no stars are e or
Levin the astonished visitor inTIte For me. I toliow chin-my
hugs , ornar Went: to the door and
rape loudly. The old nonhuman
. wit I. hearing the noise. prose and
can: It ones/to the door. As soon or
he I poured. Homer. without a word.
been to sing:
. “aphid said acquaintance be too
. . fellow. puddle: in the doorway.
Her iovmhudwwiu.
Companion loathe aunt .
Her em ,deuwer and star.
in iovrilmnwunim;
Mirrors of until». an.
Reflecting mine!
“M“gmmpmr shermnn in Smart
., tion is “Instill! itself naturally. and
. anions
‘ ‘ .
"“Hoarhovnd; '
Drops I .
For the Iitiio‘ ‘ hooking ,couph
and irritated vthrontp'common ‘nt
this season of the yoor‘thero is
nothing better thiiin porn 'Horo-
,. hound drops.
do than; 20:: Pound.
I, lheOlifford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 1M
(Import-nut.)
GOMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
swam a. coma link. Io. Nomi-Ix.
TODAY IN WALL eraser
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. tit-Tho
higher range of quotations for Ameri-
cans in London failed to hold prices
in the stock market here today and tho
opening changes were irregular. Sharp
advanccs in a number of specialties
were mixed with small declines in
most of the standard stocks. Brooklyn
‘I‘rausit was run up 1 343 and then-
woro advances of large fractions in
Reading. Amalgamated Copper and
(‘olorudo Fuel.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—~Stocks
dovoiopml u gonerally Iirm tone but
there. was little alteration in prices out.
side of Brooklyn Transit. and Reading
which almost monopolized the deal-
lugs. Buying run more largely to the
specialties than to the rairoads. inter-
national I’unip gained 2‘}... lirookiyn
'l‘ruusit M... Colorado Fuel Fig. and
iioadiuu l.
WALL STREET. Ntmn.~-Spocial
stocks moved upwards at inicrvuis.
but the ci‘t’oci on tho gout-val list was;
not more than to hold it steady. itcudv
iuu's advance at liifi at noon causod
prim-s to hardcu in sympathy IIIIIIIIH
woro tiriu.
WALL S'l‘ltl‘dll’l‘. i p, m.—»Siock that
commonly ilgurca as markoi loaders
were relegated to tho. Inn-liaiuuud and
.i mnuhcr of othcrs wcrc IAIN-ii up for
a turn. especially those which new
t'ili't’IiiiNI. ’i‘hc Vanderbilt group rcv
crirul tho most distinction in this rcs.
port and were traded in ouiti~ largo
amounts.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maplos & Goldschmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swnrtz & Corbett
Block. 80th Norwaik. Telephone 153.
(lpou High Low (iloso.
Aiunl (‘op. liliiti. it)“; 1077,; His“).
A. (l, & I“. (‘0. 42% 4‘2 42“.. 427.,
AIII. “‘0. III III" I“ 53 :7}; Edi-'3...
Am. Limo. till (hit; «is iixt.
Ant Smoit trill 131W;- li'ntiin lfitiio
Atn. Sugar Iiiiid. I40 limit; 140
A. 'I‘. & S. It‘c. 937». iii 93“. M
Iiulto. &. ()liio lll‘lg lion Iii‘.‘| Illa
li'klyli. It. '|‘_ til-13 iiii 8413.; 85”,;
(’Itcs. & ()Iilu Pitt"... 5!! firth; {iii-“d
UN. & N. W. 2321. 232'... 232145.. “23211;.
i‘h. (it. West 20% 20“}. 20% 203..
(i. M. & St. I’. ”hit! 175% I755, ”57.x
(‘oI, I“. A” I. ti-I‘i', titi'.‘ 64 till
Col. Booth 33’}; 33% {It 34
mm. this. 148% Hilda ”73‘. I-I'Z-‘ic.
iii-I. & Iitul. 207%.} 20714. 207% 207K.
Itirlc. 43in} 43V. 43%. 43%
Eric. lat p. “In. Th 78 78
Lou. it: Nash. mutt Lolita 150%, 1501.4.
him, (ion. 24% 24% 24% 24%
hi, it, a 'I‘. 35 35 35 36,
Mo. Par. 95% 95“; 05543 lint/9
Nut. Load. tilts {(1% iii Bibi,
N. \' .t‘ou, iii Hit." iii “4%
Nori', it: Wont till Bit tilt till
l’oml. R. ii. 137% 138% 137% 1381.6.
Poo. (ion. iih 959’. ‘95 95%
Pros. 8. Car. 52% '5239 52% 52%
Reading. 138% 135% 133% innit.
ilup, Stool iitiiig 28% 28th 28%
[book inland run. 20% 21m 26%
South Pan. ‘Il'i‘it. 07% 01% Mid
Soup R‘y Co. 40% 40% 401/. will.
’l‘uun. «it i ”7% “7% “7% 1473i;
iiuion i‘nc. 1539i. Militia 153% toil-ti
U. S. Ituhhor till 68% 55% Mali.
U. 8. Start It) 40% 40 40%
U. 8. Steel p. 105% Itiii . ltli‘M 100
Wabash 23% 28% 22% 23%
Wahmih pill. {DI/ii 50% 49% 501,4.
"do“.hiiti “1123-“?! It
ITATIi-toob IiLL cOMPROMiu.
Boom and Hon» to Lot Minoan and
New Multan You on Question.
WASHING'I’ON. Moran tin-«That the
Senate dhd tho flours will reach a com-
promise agreement on‘the statehood
hillrwhiah will permit Arizona and
New Mexico mil to decide for them-
selves thu question or their admission
as one state mm: a cot-rout conclu-
ulou Ironirprmnt indications.
The contents: that today tor the are.
and tune and while the session watt
devoted to what are turmoil the minor
amendments. inertia“ indication: that
a hosts of agreement on the chiei quot
will result in the restoration at Art:
lions and New Merino collie hill with
the Forster amendment. and inquiry
the “anion who, opposed the
art hat House bill indium: that they
will moat this Whitman.
roams continua «unison.
. ,’ .W
um. um hand but
. 3" my . Win“ ..
tilt 1.1M mother that!
WP
madman odvhi ,’ I
wit ’
, clan iniy in hilanlzht cloth». Within ,' Matti” t' In “'3
IIIIIIIIIIIII. .Il'tdtilto hm '
prim
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Have you a fresh Overcoat for tricky Spring? V I.
Ours fit with striking style. $10.00 to $25.00.
past-master workmanship. They are made from higin -
Woolens, both domestic and imported. Individually talIW
and custom-made, they fit with striking style.
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.
WEAR.
I l 1i f.
SELLECK & PRi
' 98 WASHINGTON ST.
Spring Shirts, Neckwear and. Hats.
I
Telephone Call 165-5.
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Just In Store?
A tasiu sandwich. Will have ope.
sample for sardine buuers. for a, few. doll
Tn) them. 120 per can. ' "
LORENZO 13133.
Telephone Call 26-4.
‘ "" “ ' . .‘
Specials. ‘
3 cans Imported Sardines. . . .25c i :5 sweet Navel'Oranges.-.
Marshall’s Kippcred Herring. i1 doz. large Sweet Oranges '
can ............. . ......... 180 I doz. extra large Sweet 0 ‘
Stuart's Fresh Herring. can. "ch anges M
Soused Mackerel. can ....... 15c iFancy Lemons. per doz. . . . . .
Brook Trout. can ........... 12c Red Onions. per peck . . ..
6 cans Domestic Sardines ...25c ! D-Zcrta Pudding, pkg. .._.. .
Lettuce. Parsley, Celery, Spinach. Radishes. Etc.
Louis J oSelo
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. CA LL, 198—2.
GRANULATED‘ “SUGAR," fl “
................ stilts...
noun, ans .................. . ....... . .......... . ......
13 svmcnv FRESH zoos, ........... . ...............
JUNE sun-ea. Ls. ............... . ' ‘
...... .-.....‘........y-..nuua
EVAPORATED APPLES. 2‘PKGB.
....... c.-..............o-..ooc-ou
LARGE SUPPLY or assoarso CAKES, LB. ........... ..........
KALE, PK. ......... . ...... . ..... .................. W...
SPINACH. PK. ..................................
16 NAVEL ORANGEB .......... . ..... . ............... .....,.....
DUCK sous. “
BWEETS..ORANGES, FIGS.
GA TURNIPS IN TOWN.
UNITED
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
LETTUCE. CELERY. ringers.
GROCERY 0‘9" "
00 NORWAL CT.
1.. 143. K' I»? ”on.“
OPPORTUNITY. OLDTIME skill”:
They do me wrong who any i come I remember. I remember}
no more 'I‘Ile games we used. to 9
When once i knock and tail to find The little pastures wheret'
you in; Game troopinn over: it
For every day i stand outside your ’Ihuy never cameo hi
our,
Amt bid you wake. and rise to
II III
and win. . 3
Wait not for precious chances panned
away. The but we used to
Weep not tor golden anon, on the 0! leather striped in wit
wane! . As sort its babies' .
touch night I burn the records at the A rubber center...woun ,
day: With gaping uiitdh‘
At sunrise every soul is born again.
laugh Iiké a boy at splendour that
But, mickey; how We
It must he sold: will
have oped. 1 ”new I radio .
To vanished ion be blind and dont » ' -
and dumb: The way I used
to
Upon that little both
AM band I “
Through mood bound!
Or whorstha I
My momentum the dad part with
Ito dud. . .
But never binds moment yet to
some. . Why. when i bumped
Thom deep in nah-n, wring not your I “’9“ ”’4 “I’m
hands and weep; '
I amnion». I ram“
u up-
Thn mpg-III: tilts. , W
Would surely so i’ «
Ali, mu. tum
' , Inuit ‘
that. oh. ’tiaii
To retailing."
_ 7 7'.
I leggy, arm to all who‘siiy “I
No spammed cutout over unit In
lint rot IIIIIIII rise and he again a
mi . . ,
thou . timid .
an lost” mu: an
Norwalk Chronicler