9
3 lord to attend a committee hearing.
‘ Washington's
' Birthday
‘gLANES
51 WAOHINGTON 8T.
. «isunionist-:fi-JJ] L- I,- I‘I,l.l ......
-~L_._mum.. ..«..-~_
bitiil liens—Clues.
~ Handsome spring dress goods atr‘
Tristruin & Hyatt‘s. See ad.
Ligxett’s Saturday. candy, only 29c,
at Cllll‘ord Pharmacy. See ad.
Gmcery‘ specials for Saturday and
Monday at the linited’tlrocery Com-
pany. See ad. , .
..__—m~“‘F—-
Liggett‘s Saturday candy only 20c.
at bridge Pharmacy. See ad.
-—-llon‘t tot-get the grand Masquerade
. Carnival. at the Rink. tonight.
The Price Clothing (.‘mnpany. is hav-
im: new signs placed on the front of
Its store in Washington street.
A practical washing machinc at II.
M. itttatl's. Sec nd.
Although there is no session of the
Legislature today... Representative
Frederick H. Quluiard will go to ”art
Twenty-ulna. cont" chooolatrs 25c. nt'
Stillson-i’owell - Corporation:
I:-;-;-‘u‘-‘n;-;-I-,.'u .t-‘n‘njc‘n‘ajujs -;n:-ju‘- ,3. n - 9 L -
3 Taylor is Golden.
~Don't forget the grand Masquerade
Carnival. at the Rink. tonight.
L
s The Salvation Arm from South
Norwslk participated n on outdoor
meeting and biz demonstration In the
Snlnvtlon Army Hall, 1151 Main street.
Bridgeport, last . evening.
«---l.ong Clams for baking at t'ut-
,bill‘s. lobsters Saturday.
1 ”Snifered day and night the Inc
mnpt ..r inning pileu. Nothing helped
too until I used Donn’n ointment. it
cured me pcrmnncntiy.” lion. .Iohn ll.
ilurrelt, Mayor, (lirard, Ala.
Captain Ephraim M. Merritt, oi‘
Norwuik-. has removed the mast. from
his trim still yacht "Azuga" and has
installed a six-horse power gasoline
engine, to take the place of soils us
a. motive power. Captain Merritt in-
tends to take severnl cruises in the
boat next. summer. He is Already
planning to 80 to Lake Champlain
—Dou‘t forget the grand Masqucrnde
Carnival, at the Rink. tonight.
A masquerade ball will be given
this evening at the Rollaway Rink. in
North Main Eiffel. There will be a
large number of handsome and unique
costumes, and an orchestra will for-
nish music for the dancing.‘ Prizes
of {5 so h will be awarded for the
best grot ) of men and women. and
tlicrc will be individual prizes of 32.50
lcach. 9 '
wilon'l forget the grand illustpicratii-
Carnival. at the kink. tonight.
”I" "Oprah's
Is In Full Sitting!
This is. without doubt. the trouScrs cvcnt oi‘ tbc sum-1m. (iur
trousers values always have lctl all othcrs in town. and \\'c. plane in
the sale tbc'iirokcu lincs of out bestselling pnllt‘I'Iis" :Il prim-3 tar
undcr regular. w -
Now, when every mun uccds a pair at III'\\‘ liuuwh to
patch out the old suit. \vc oii'cr our lit-st limp; oi wort.- Imuinrs». and
«In-s»: ironscrs-nt.Ilu-sc :itirnctitu: rcdurtiom: '
$2.1m 'l‘rouscrs. now ............................
lluntlrctls of pairs of nctv trouscrs in tlic scusoii's mmt popular
patterns, and in all sizcs at cach‘pfit‘c.‘ llon't wait. but come \vliilc
choosing is good.
SALE OF COATS AND VESTS AT $3.48.
\Ve’ve placed a lot of broken lots of coats and vests belonging
to regular $19 and $12 suits on sale at $2.48. It will pay you to look
over this offering; the price is bclow cost of materials and making.
i
.__.~u_nu.-..w._
Young marrii-d pcoplc and old uni-s
[OIL
’l‘hzit ham no chitdrcn to laugh and
coo,
It‘ind their troubles will "Littlc ones"
be,
If they take Rocky Mountain 'l‘cn.
I'lutsted's mug Store,
Csrrylng.out a contract made by
the late Captain C. E. Crabbe, former-
ly oi’ Norwaik, the exccutrix of the
(sum sold, February 16. the farm on
_ -—-I)on't forget the, grand Masquerade
Carnival. at the Rink. tonight;
—¢
~A merry paily oi' twenty-mic young.
people of The Norwalks went to New
Canaan, last night, In the corryuli
Wellington, and participated in a
dance of the MacArthur Club at Ray-
mond's Hall.
The New York Grocery Company
In oils-ring some rxccptionally low
prices on groctrics. Sci- till. .
——-Cbickcns and-lt‘owls. H and “it"
lb. Ilaycs‘ Mk1- ..
3' 'W - 3
Morris MiNm-ton has sold his dou~
ble house in Imwe street, occupied
by 'I‘linddcns Guycr and Edward Beers,
to Edward Cunningham, of South Main
street, who expects to take tuisscssion
and make a number of Improvements
in about two months. I
Saturday sale shut
man's. See ad.
tic-v. John C. h‘ogarty. A. .\I.. of, Nor-
walk. preached the lentcn scrmbn at
the. special service at St. Peter‘s Cath-
oiIc Church. l)aubury. Wednesdpy. lie
was heard by a largo audience. Ilis
subject was "Christ's l’rivutions: a
Meditation i‘or Lent.“ ' .
music tit. Colc-
Spring opening in Iver Johnson ht-
cyclcs. at. It‘. E. Lockwood & Co‘s. Sec
11d- l
Robins have been seen for the past
few mornings, in some parts of the
town,jand while the snow covered
ground does not scent vrry spring
like. the cherry chirp of these birds
reminds one that it. is almost the first
of March. and the'hcginning of spring.
.-..—
Double bargain, .i'cast. Saturday at .
[he itostonStcrc. See ad.
M I
~I)on‘t forget the grand Illnsqucixitlo
Carnival. at the kink. tonight.
I
Philip Brynn, rcprcscnting tho Nap
tional, Boot and Shoe Workers. is
spending a few days In South. Nor-
walk on business, and delivered an ad-
dress at. the meeting at the Central
Labor Union. last night. He is dis
tributing handsome souvenirs of the
’ organization in the form of tune mcas
“hires, .
' Briggermnn’s.
——-.—__—-o—.L
New sheet, music at William A.
See ad. ‘
riding Island Ducks, 20c lb. Ilaycs'
Mitt--
, I._Rev. AIL. Hubbard, pastor oi” the
"(MethodistEpiscopnl Church, in Can-
npn, will leave tomorrow for the Bor~
’ough of Queens. New York, where he
will spend a Week in delivering Illus-
.‘ trsted sermons to the children of the
Methodist churches in that district.
3'I‘he pulpit of the Cannon church will
”’beoccnpled Sundn' by-Rcv. Mr. iIcu-'
,derson, of New Mi ford.
“--l.nll[£:.iCinllis for."lniitintz‘I at Cut-.
bill's. ”motors. Saturday.
«--—. ..-
‘ ~11srsli physics rear-i, weakcn ..In
vbowles, cause chronic r-onstipntmn.
Dunn's aoxuletsoperm easily. tone
the stomachrcure constipation. 25c.
Ask your drought for‘tiiem.
" '1" ,
:A line line of nabbohrgoods‘ at id. W.‘
Kelley, J r.'s. “ _ 3
“—UAccidcnt will happen, but the
“unregulated families keep Dr. Tho-
Ynias’ Eclectric Oil, for such emerged
' it subtitles the palatal! heals
, 3 _‘l
wot. . I
‘ Mlhfflopwnlk
liavcnport Ridge owned and occupicd
by the late Captain Crabbe. to George
R. Weed. of I300 Second street. Brook-
lyn. Mt. Weed is nJlncal descendant
oi Ebenezer Weed, who In the scvcn-
tccn hundreds, bought the land I'rzmi
tbc Ileil estate. Ebenezer Wood was
also Captain Crabbe's great grandfath-
cr. There are several old dccds given
by Ebenezer Wood to various incin-
turn of his family. two of which bczir ,
tho dutc of 11303. George II. Wood is ‘
us yet nudetzidcd as to l'uiurc plans
In regard to the place.
CONNECTICUT RATENTS.
'I‘Iic lollowiug wcr'c issni-d It‘cbrnnry
10. I007. liisl lurnislird t'ro'm oilicc of
A. M. \Vms'tcr. solicitor of pnlcuts.
Ilrldgtport. Conn:
Ilcnry A. House. Bridgeport.solid-
link knife-jointed chain.
\t'ntuonA. Jordan, ilridgcport, grin-3
cutting machine.
John I). Knrlc, Bridgeport. garment
clasp.
Simon Lake. llridgcpori, storage but-
,.
Johann (1. Peterson, Bridgeport. in-
caudcsccnt lump socket.
Albert S. Mornngc.
wrench. .~
Charles L. Joy. .‘cw Haven. two pat-
Si rat ford.
Letter Files“, I50 Each.
Wm. P. Beers’
49 Wall St, N orwnlk.
I would like \‘tt'y much to tnlk to you pci‘..'oi‘iall,\'. but
finding that impossible, I take this moons of saying: 1.
nm in busint‘ss to sell you grain. I'cc-tl nnd baywevcrv
thing oi‘ the bcst. ltlvcrything of the boat value” I give.
my personal attention to the business. and all grain is
carefully inspcctcd to NC" that it. has been properly s:-
‘ looted. screened and Iondcd. Why all this cnlé. this
It is pr-rnmucnt trauc‘“lluit Is
1 balls why-1 do it.
cl'forl'.’ Iiccnusc it pays.
valuable to Inc.
ii‘
lluy tints 'I‘but's t‘lcnu.
l\lA.\'I'ltll. 'I‘. HATCH.
iSDcdai Sale of -- ,.
Book and Stationery Stores. _‘ “ 3
6 80. Main St... So. Namath.
cntu: Cutlerygrindlng machiuc.
Frank P. Ptlcgiiar. New Haven, die
and pattern making machine.
Edward E. Ciupsseh. llart ford, paper
bag macliinc.
White-r .I. Ennisson. llnrli‘ord, thrcc
patrols: 'l'ylit‘vjllfillfl’lng machine.
llenj. M. Des .lurtlins. Hartford. 11
TO TAKE OVER MINE PROPERTY.
was made today that the Calumet, &
Ilccla Mining Company would
charge of tho nunmgcmcnt of the Us»
ccola, Centennial ,and Alloncz Mining
Companies, Acting under the Michi~
...—do.
NEW STEAMER REGINA ARRIVES
NIZW YORK, Fob. ,21.—-'l‘he new
slcnmcr Itcglnu. Ctrnt.:i.tclwr , arrived
today from Hamburg;: She Is‘the firs‘
strainer of a. ncw freight line whic
is to run between Hamburg amt Ncw
York. She was built: in Germany by
BOSTON. Feb. 2i.-~-—Announccmcnt
take
. ........ .. 1113‘
$31“ 'I‘rouscrs. limv ............ ‘ ..... . .................. 3. .. mos
'\ r \ . ‘ ~ I N ‘ I \ I n A
$4.00 ’I‘mnst rs. no“ ...................................... 2.2.9.8 ““5 candy ls always the same good
$5.00 lrt‘itiscrs. now ............ , .................. . ........ 5:13.43 qunlity and absolutely fresh every
1 1m; June 30. 1908. when additional
For Saturday
"LIGGETI’S"
Stiturdflli
Candy _
29c
timc you buy.
HAVE'YOU TRIED OUR SATURDAY
SPECIAL CIGAR? 3
7 for 25:; $1.75 Box.
This is a strictly higlrgl‘ttde union
made Cigar. .
lIlB [Illllllltl Pllfltliliill,
THE PR‘EGCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DEIJVERY’SERVICE.
’ ‘I‘s’unonv CI'vIC’EILL.
It Contains Several Items of Special
Interest In Connecticut.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.~—'1‘hc sun-
inrgc numbtr of
appropriations a1.
, ready nutliorlzrd by congress. was I'c- V
ported to the house this wcck. It
contains scvtral itcms of sprcial In-
It'l't'NI. to ('onnccticut. It. provides for
an .tmirinirialion. of 850,000 for Ihc
.‘llcridi u post oilicc, and the sonic sum
for lllt' pnrchasc ot' a‘ silo and start-
Iug; ot‘ lln- .\'ttw liritnin building. Wil‘
Iiinuutic hits the stun of 830.000 for
the same purpose. 'I‘ht'cc sums arc
to bc used during the fiscal ytar cud-
sunis will be appropriated up to the
limit of cost providcd for In each case.
The bill also gives authority to the
secretary of war to enter into con:
tracts for the building of the South
Lodge light station. at the cntrancc
01' New London harbor. tit 11 cost not
to exceed $115,000. and this sum is
made- :tvuilablt-. The sum 01‘ $150,000
is also appropriated“for a tender for
the inspector of lhc‘third district. This
is intcnded to take tho place of thc
(")nctns. around New [button harbor.
'I‘bc bill tilso provides for an appro~
priation of $01,920.10 for. the Quinni~
pinc rivcr. New i-Iaven harbor, but
this Is acknowledged by the chairman
of the committee to be a mistake. and
II will go out. (it tho bill on motion of
Mr. iluriun. of tin house l‘l\’ll'_ and
harbor comIIIitlcc. '
Railroads. Owning Steamboais.
’l‘hc house committee on coutmcrcc
bus rcporttd favorably the resolution
Introduced by Congressman Williams
calling on the dcpartmcnt of coup
Illt ran and labor to "furnish congress
with Information as to whcihrr thc
New York, New ilaven & Hartford
ltailroz gCOHHHlnN,‘the Southcrn Pu.
ciiic. R. lroad Company. or any other
railroad company has purchastd or
owns any of the coastwise strnmship
or gtcnmboat lines protected from forv
rigu competition by the coaatwisc
trade. The conitiiittcc. however,
struck out all rcl‘ci‘cncc to any par-
ticular railroad, and the rcsoluiion
simply asks for gt'ncrul information
as to all lines. The rcsointion will
probably pass, If there Is time to get
it up this session.
MICA POSTAL CARDS BARRED.
Uncle Sam Follows Germany in Pro.
tectlng Clerks.
dry civil bill. which provides for a
i xii ‘ ‘
Never in the history of sales have such values been offered. ‘ it v_‘
Ipgiy you to anticipate your future wants. Every garment In this. store is
l
Included In this, the grand, flnll clean on sale.
All clothing is arranged on six bargain tables as follows: - .
TABLE N0. -I.-—Mcn'€ and .thhf
Overcoats. black and lensing. :
short, medium and long, were no. ‘,
$12 and $13.50, new . .
$4.95,.
- . t . . , 1:
TABLE NO. 5.-—Ove‘rcoah that we" ' . 3
priced from $15 to $20, now
$9.89 ,
TABLE NO. ‘36.-—’-AII- the‘pldk‘of.“illom 3
best coat; that were priced tram; .
$20to women
, $14.95,;
TABLE NO. I.--Men’s and Voutbs'
Suits, priced $10, $12 and $13.50.
M $4.95
TABLE NO. 2.——Men’s Suits, Fancy
‘Mixed Worsteds, Black Thibets
and Blue Serges, prices 515, $16.50
and $18, now .
I $9.59
TABLE NO. 3.—-AII the best suits in
the store, Blue, Black and Fancies,
$14.95 ' . Price“ CIOIIIIIIGSTOI'. .
Head to Foot Outfitters. " ',
Children’s Suits at Half-Price; “Maritime M
.. . rfi N-.. ”--....” -3 L . .,.
HE PARIS CLOAK 8r SUIT HQ.
33 South Main St.. South Norwalln . ,
THE LAST CLEARING SALE OF SUITS COATS, SKIRT8,;
,AND FURé. .. f
There Is no use of telling you that our goods are better than"
of the stores, because they cannot dispose of such sermon ‘ if
they do not handle them. First of all, we makeour own good and . .
we cater to the best trade intown and everybody will tell you that, '
are satisfied with our merchandise. style, and prices. Third file 121 “for.
that [likes off the expense of running costly credit machining}? 3' , ’. x
collectors and bad accounts. The good customers must payto‘r thefhnd " ‘
ones; that is understood. Avoid the credit stores like you wouldnpl ' _
Black Long Coats. throughout lined with heavy satin, reduced to ‘
Short Covert Coats reduced to ‘
Suits, in mixtures, Panamas, broadcloths,uvollles,l‘ .......... U 5.; ‘, «3
............ 312.09.415.00, $25.09;,33annslopo
Skirts reduced to ....... . . . . . . . . . . $1.59, $2.98, $4.98, $7.98; $9.98, filth”
Sale of Walsts, very fine lawn, regular $1.50 goods, in 10 styles,.tq3
clone out . . ..... ....... . ........... ..
Very Fine Embroidery Fronts, collars and ’cuds to match, regular ,,
price $3.00. for this sale ........... . ............ ‘ ........;,.,,,81,.9
Fine Tailortfd China Silk Waist_ black and white, regular price 33.00;..;‘ 1' .' »
sale pr ce ........ . ......... ‘ ‘
FURs—~We have a few‘ pieces leftoveruiid same wlilbc monolith '3 , ,.
gardless of cost ...... ... . . . . . . .. ........... $2.48. $2.98. 34.98.463.98 '
SALE IN BOTH smarts—513.515 MAIN ST, STAMFORD; at 390m,
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. - 3 4 3:
REMEMBER ALTERA tons FREE or CHARGE AND we cunt/gin;
re: A PERFECT FIT. ; ‘ '
impressionist) ,_
<1 Lumber and Mill Work for neutrino; ‘
FROMWA PlGGEBYcTO A PALACE. » l ‘ 3.
Timber, shingles, lath, all kinds and grades or bevelfifili‘iinfildodflni» L,
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar piiper, hint? torrid”
rooting paper, sheathing paper. Hair Insulator and deafening papery. ord
nnry and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house.4rlm ‘
Pine. Redwood, Cypress.‘Poplar and Chestnut. Straight ii "*- ’
lug, turning, planing, shop jabbing, cabinet work, veneer
drying facilities. . 3 , 3 A _, W
Mill. foot of Marsh‘all'Street. ~ .
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
‘" ‘ DAYTON ‘Rt sies‘aotn."5
, , . 3 . , , gall mining laws. the Calumet Cour tho Iv‘lcnsbcrg Shipbuilding Company. In an order received by postmnsicrs
li‘::l;lll“l‘t: ,S,‘ilc:x\i(l,:.l.l-llgq33.2:3i90,’n.,cli‘nl:fi; Dim." hits purchnscd 2L “10101“in oi‘ the She is 2.062 tons gross and 1.060 tons‘ In this stnte from the department
ii) "3‘ ~l 3“ . g ‘ ' ' stock of thhc Centennial and Alloucz rcgistci- . at. Washington all souvenir postal
‘ ' . _ ., Companies. as'securcd practical con‘ ‘ ...—...... curds decorated with: mica are barred
11:31:]:“I;5:331:12,”litiggé‘fig‘vgfiw13:2: Inn] of the‘OsccoIa Conumuy. twenty ADMIRAL FISHER HAS NOT RE- from the malls. Postmaster Iiowm'tli
:{é“ll‘e sonic ” ' ’ 5 thousand shores of Osccolu stock hav- SIGNED.
Iicrnard 0. Hole, Dcrby. two pnt~ ‘
cuts: iMill~roll3 controlling and posi-
mct interests todny., This Is in addi-
ug boon formallytransferred to Cniuv LONDON. Feb. 31.——‘I‘hc rcport that
Admiral Sir John Fishrr had resigned
his post as first son lord of the Ad-
miralty. Is declared by oliiciuls ot’ the
Admiralty to bc. unfounded.
ion to n: cotisidcrnble amount (it 0:;—
cola previously held by the (.‘qumet
says that in promulgating this order
the United States government is fol-
lowing the action of the German gov-
crnment which recently declared that
the mica decorated cards are a men»:
ncc to the health of the postal em‘
1
world. True, people want who.
ed but in a sensible'way.
Mr. Ellisworth Buys Big Tract—0th.
er Important Transactions.
Dayton Ridge, Stanwlch. has been NEW YO]: NEW A m
sold to Edward Ellsworth. President ‘ -, .. ~ 3 “
oi the H. 0. Company. The tract con- HARTFORD mac
talus 218 acres and tile sale price was ..."...— -
about $100,000,
TIME TABLE. .
Dayton Ridge is one or the choicest. . ‘
.Colbmbln has decldtltlr‘ihat it. will make
no rctiorl on the chbnr bill to prcvcut'
. i
lionaig device. _
(lior'tnni Lombardi Dcrbv spccd- (
‘ ' ’ ~ ‘ Company.
onictcr. ,
ICIn-nczcr IIiiI. Not-walk. two pat-
t-nts: Air-compressing governor:
valvc for controlling fluid pres-sure.
David ll. Marwick. Now Ilritniu, ap-
plying drsigns to surfaces.
litnry‘ C. Volghi. New Britain. three
patents: Lockcand latch: keyhole
shutter for looks: corridor~door lock.
Alonzo A. Warner. New Iiritaln. sod-
iron.
liucena M: Morden. Waterbury. ring-
hcndiug tool. ' '
Lewis A. Plait and \V. ’1‘. Abel, Wa-
lt-rbury. staple fastener.
Isaac E. Palmer. Middletown. wheel-
cd vehicle.
It‘irnt-Ion McCoIlum. Mansfield Depot.
MACKERE
LONG
Clitblll’s Brid
L. FINNAN HADDIES, KIPPERED HERRING.
AND‘ROUND CLAMS.
Shad, ' Shed.
COD, HALIBUI. WEAK, FROST AND FLAT FISH. SHAD. PICKEREL,
WHITE FISH. MACKEREL, SALMON: SMELT, 3,LBS.. 25s., SPANISH
gt Fish Market
organ-pipe loot. . .
Charles A. llallcy,
bank.
Cromwell, toy
Trade-Marks.
Janice R. Ilalloruh'. New
sczlatlrc and laxative powders.
Trumbull. Electric Mtg. (30.. Plain-
vIlIc. ccrtaln electric-ail appliances.
Ilrltniu.
NO neponr-on wasssn BILL.
,WASIIING’FON. 3 Feb. 21.—-~'I‘hc
Ilousv Cmnmlttcr; on this District of 3,
the munui‘ncturc and sfltof liquor in
the llistrlc of Colrmb‘n
SATURDAY SALE
.3 OF SHEET MUSIC.
’ 10c Meow.
ll Anybody Wants to Mcct n .Ionah
Shake ‘ilundu With Me. Rosebud Skirt.
Dance. Hearts of Gold. Without a Wed-
ding Ring. When the Flowers llloom
in Springtlmn. And it liittlc flhtld
Shall Lend 'i‘hem,'and 100 others.
COLE ' ”N's
. 7 newsman: . " .
10 North Main It; ‘3 ‘ loath Namath
Agent for A. mountain'- .
‘ Melissa Operands.“ , , ;
#1:
_..u.-..- ...._..._._...._~._.__~_._-L...
Did You Ever
Getai Bill ,
t
33 which you waraisum
had been paid -
am you In vs T0 my 11' mi: stealth rm:
‘ shows: you into so RECEIPN
HA V2 THE BEAT RECEIPT OBTHIHABLE.
PAY BY CHECKIIND my amnion firs-iron WILL
I
‘ yesterday 200 more followed In. sym-
ponees as the mica. falls from the
curds and gets into the eyes and lungs
of the postal employees.
In another order Postmaster How-
urih is advised to transmit through the
malls postal cards with writing on both
sides at the rate of one cent. At pres-
ent the government requires two cents
postage to be paid on post cards hav-
ing writing on both sides.
NEW KEYHAM DOCKS OPENED.
DEVENPORT. Eng” Feb. 21.-«The
great ncw Keyham docks. which com-
plate the most important naval dock;
yards scheme of the British entpire,‘
wore opened today by the Prince of»
Wales. with ceremony. The largeI
gathering of warships sent here in
honor of the occasion were dressed
with hunting and the harbor was guy.
with tings as the prince, accompanied|
by the Princess of Wales. embarked
on the commaudcr-ln-chief's yacht Via
vid and led a procession of torpedo
heats through the lines of warships
to the porno of tin; ceremony. After
. christening the docks “Prince of Wales
llasiu." it large company, including
the Prince; and Princess of Wales. Ad-
miralty Officials and some civilians
wr-ro entertained at luncheon.
JEWETT ,CITV MILL WORKERS ON
‘, ' 8TRIKE. ., -, g .
J‘EWWI‘T CITY, Feb, bier—About 3003
bands lure out on strikemt the Asti.
nook Mills here as a resultot‘ the
couipiiny refusing to grant the mill
workers a ten per cent. increase In
woges.‘ Tuesday 100 walked .out and
pnthy. It is saldv»thst It the» trouble
Is not adjusted soon tho mill will have
to shut, down. 3, « 3
3 . “...—...--.“
. 1 'STANDARDS,‘E§TAB-
‘ _ LIBHED.
wwpiuo'ros, re». 2
F—Upon the
the Monetary 0‘!
without. ax rt
3 _ ‘ to, snout
“ .
n‘s uni the same
'tfl‘ onehalf of his lee.
rmmllldbtgziifiil of theboitrd‘ot' sov- 3
sheets my country districts of lt‘air- In Effect January 319°
field Conn y. It. has an altitude of ___.__, - 3 .
450 feet, and commands a. broad view LEAVE SOUTH NORWALIK 5
of the Sound and also of the surround-
lng hill country. Mr. Ellsworth lived
in Stamford some years. ago and be
occupied the Dr. Lambert place in
New Canaan last summer. .
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HIGH SCHOOL PLANS.
Some Members of Committee 'Ask
More Time to Examine Them.
The Norwalk High school, building
committee met Wednesday evening at
the residence of John A.,Osborn, in
West avenue. The plans and specifi-
cations for the building were carefully
exotiilned. Some of the members
wished more time to examine melt.
It is expected that the plans will be
fullyapproved within, the week and
that bl‘ds’ will‘be'ndvertlsed for._ The
committee votc-d to pay Architect Pot-
The . payment
amounts to $1.825. The rest will be
paid whrn the building is completed.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY oases:
VANCE
Washington’s Birthday will be more
generally observed In The Not-walks
than Lincoln's a short time ago. This
Is duo considerably to the fact that
Lincoln's Birthday has not been at io-
gul holiday many years; . .
.The schools of the‘ town will be
closed throughout lads and this mun-3
her of observing the ay will also be'
followed by the banks, most of the
public ofiiccs and some stores. Other
business places will be closed part:
of the day and the Norwslk and South
Norwslk' postofllces will have the ram
mar holiday hours.
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breeze, phenom today and some. a!
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