1.
1
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T1dylor 8: Golden.
,1 $1611 mm on t THOUSAND
. «Nutritionist cstiltly Residents
,Jhnlthlo Together to Bring
About litilmd iteiorms
. LiItlofrchnorIY Hughes and the legisiuv
' . ‘llll'e New York sinte could onl3
witnpss tho eagerness with which the
resident’s of Westchcstcr county sign
the petition which is in circulation
among them praying for the appoint-
. ' infill. 9E Aspects! committee to luv es-
tiguté the causes of the. disastrous
- railroad accidents and muke. ptovision
as {111' as possible against their recur-
rence. they would hasten to meet the
'Wishes o! the maple even before their
prayer for the security of their lites
is formally presented at Album.
The nervous tension caused I13 the
't‘iocikent of a walk ago on the Now
or Crmrals Harlem dltision, which
Judge ”9 ”I‘ll 1' in Hartford cost twcnty-tu'o lives has not yet pass-
‘0“? 03‘ “3 mi!“ .hu‘l'lefl- ‘ed uwny, and to sign the petition
A rodline meeting of linen Tribe. seems to bring relief. There are no
1‘0. RctMWnss held last evening. pcople north olLthc- liarlem so .101;-
Charles S. Trowbrldge. of South ions to have legislation that will give
Norwallt. has purchased 11 1907 R20 thtm security in traveliugvo and from
nulbtlioblle. 1 - New York as the White Plains rest-
The barge C Itht rlend h" .11'riv- drum F'GV). cxccpt those whose busl
ed With a cargo m a! tor the Farm, ncss compels them to use the r-nlltottd.
Coal Company .. . V are willing to risk taking the twe11t3-
1101'. Henry' E. Wing. has been w_two'n1ilc journey 03"c1 the Harlem
division to ["0 orty- -second street. And
pointed patriotic instructor for the '07 r-vcn the business 111111 are disinclined
cal public schools. -
1.. - to travel by: the eitt'css trains, no
Baden“)? Cih‘lé. K1081 Daughterfl. matter what their hulrry.
moi. yesterday. attelnoon til. the home Among the earliest signers of the
or Mrs. George 17‘.me .
A Bliptist' comic prayer meeting Engllshmam Donald 3. (ire en who
wlhrbe held minimising 111. the home can" .11031'1 hue six months ago 1111 the
of Mrs Sieveh‘s, in River st1eet.Nor- reprcscntative of 1111 it" uglish firm. and
walk. .took 11p his residence in the township.
A meeting of the, Girl 13 l-‘riendlv iic narrowly 1scnpt d with his life from
Society will be held Thursday nitht at one of the on 1'tt11ncd couches. and so
the guild room of Trinity F‘piscopnl badly shattered ”on his 111 rvrs thnt
Chtt1.ch «4. nothing 11e11uingl3 could induce him
‘ to travel again by an express triiti.
in the pool tVtI1u1'11un1pht oil the Nut- .. ., . ..
meg Club last militi- l tel” Warren. i am not :1 citm 11. he suld. but
. us a resident of White Plains i am
ggggff%gdtg°&9 .N' .,. 116.30, by the taking the libtt‘ty or putting 1113' name
on this petition. l have tuttdc 1113'
"WWW” A89“ “9‘19“?“ H FM” homt h(lt‘, but i may say i 11111 11 nor-
‘8 sufletlng from on anout'ism 0‘ an yous wreck. 1 11111 con11letcl3' 11 set
artery in 1‘“ right hand. -'l‘he- "WM" and i believe it'll tht moiu'y in Algier-
is 970379551“? “10,911? “We”? at pre~ too could not make 111-1 talk an ex-
sent ‘ pret5.‘
A business mecting of the Barbers Vt l1rr"r1.1 copies or the petition
Union was 119111111141 evening at which we“: displayed In hot'cls. slot-.911 511
one candidate was inltititcd' and one icons thcrt was uti‘iinmtumte rush to
application for membership was re sign. and long lists of names seemed
ceived. ,I .1 to grow instantaneously. And not sat1
The Grncc “he Pauls Branches lulled with 1n1rcl3' signing for them
01' the Girl-'1. we“ Spelctlrfl hold sclv15. 1111111 beggod'il‘or copies to take
meeting! not night; During lent the 10 ”Ml iriends '-
girls have only "mum. “.0“ m the 'l‘lu Second .Wt‘tt‘d ‘Civlc Club. of
weekly meetings», ' \'hite, Plains. in accordance with res~
'oiutions introdttcodvartsn meeting last
89:12am“ orgifikmfz'iutet :33”?! Tuesday evening 11$ Alderman Frank
1'1; Clock: bus tippomtdtl Robert F.
cent snow storm improved bererttl of ;
tho hills W”, nmtollnlb. Several Farléy ‘tind Waldo It..Coo11s to I'lll-
. . _ resent it spcciully in asking the gov-
gfgfiggg gg;‘:;)‘;i“e‘? made 11p this (-1"1101 11nd Vlgdw '1'. to grant all the
. “M" ' ‘ prayers of Mild ib‘n
Harry Barnes life 50411111111011 trlclt l'. 'Nolscln li'rltnM the secretary of
roller chatting ultist will 81W 1"! "\" tilt club, who this taken charge pm
lltln
Ltttttl News hits!
t
petition in White Plains was a young ‘ ‘
hlhltion Saturday stun-noon and one
sounlly of half 11 (lodcti copies of the
hing. at. the Rollatvay Milli The": will petition {0i s'ignptutes. Slim. ”This
be"? game 0‘ basketball 3‘ the ring 0“ idea of 11 petition 13‘s capital otic. 1t
“Wednesday Mil-"Ch 6.bet31cen The Nor has the full support. oi our club 1111-111-
walks 8‘16 ”10 Blue Ribbons btrsl1lp,'tind is in even 33:13' in 110-
A meeting of the T. 1.0.3.1115 held cord uitli our idctls. it agrees moot
lust pvouins.r at the boineot Miss Maud 13 1111111 Alderman Cl'11kes resolutions
Hewitt. Games word played during and will pr ticslly have the effect
the evening and refreshments were or htingtiig all Vi‘est’chester county in
served. The next meeting will be line to their support. so that it will
held next week at. the home of Miss not be our town 1111' rely but all the
Helen Douiens. in Hamilton avenue. towns and 3ill11ges in one grand cf-
A pool match was layod‘ last cven- iOTl- .
tug at (33.303303. p00]. 00m. between "Tin-re should be no minclm; in this
Harry Morrell and Charles Hamilton. matttr. and the committee should not
The match is of 300 points. At the only linestigute the causes and. condi-
close of playing Morreii had 199 and 'tions. but should endeavor by obtain
Hamilton» 13;; Gus Volk acted as ref. lug the best expert. know ledge on the
orpe. The match will be Bialfid off subject to equip itself tor 11 thorough
Friday night. going report on the needs to insure
. us against wrecks in the futme .111d
figudfiluflfigng 1;]! jflgexnggngog to save us. trout the daily occidents
g3“: med‘lbers of Banner Council that are keeping us in t1 rrot of 11111111
_ “befalling.”
gay: MisstV 131111 “Ogizlgqgfiroiigf “#61:; George Newel, ot‘ the (il'tlu‘tltlplllll
030m” 1.8:,“ sogfhmonnhly Banjoyed bv ilottl, one ot‘- the oldest and finest in
thosongresent that more entertuixi- the comm. which signatuies ‘0 the
meals of the some nature are pt'cdict- Willi? ”9:? 5121.431]? Hindtwerv 11'111'
ed in the 11.68! 4.9““? .. .1 from these accldciits.Ai1:1rt from the
CRY Clerk Joceph R Ta3lor gm‘f‘ uppallingidss'ot life. every interest is
faith; in“ ”119 fireman? Swim“ 0; being injured and business ruined. if
0 en no 113' a to nunua
, this is to Q_ on going from bud to
01” meeting or South “0‘13"“ for worse 11'l13[?\1'e might 1111 well shut up
the purpose 0f appropriating "10“” shop. This 'pc'tltlon 31'u5i11sBithetl1i11g
for a" year's CKDGIIHB'S lining tax and “CC [it (i. '.ll SON (ll' lOYllllll'lit ~i ()lll
trannstcing 0m" business. will "0 ideas and nits us '1“ working togeth
held in At'ion Hull, Monday March (1‘. “ilh ”m solid suppott of me
“i“- a‘ 7- 30 oclock county wit shduld be the mcuns of se-
Dodging Fowler ‘Post. (1}. A 11.15 curing a thorough i111estigution 1l1.1t
making extensive. plans for the obscl~ will bring out the whole truth 11nd
valid '0! the anniversary of the sur- give us 11 chance of protecting not
rondfir of General Lee on April 9. it 01113 our lites but our 1110]): 1'13 11nd
will ‘bo in the natule of a reunion and business intercsts l‘hnt accidtut of
there” will be 1111 entertainment and Saturday .1 Wait ago will direct us
supper at. the pool rooms Tile com- throughout the whole. summer. The
mlttee in charge comprises Culeh gowrnor 111111 the ltr'islnture should
Wood. M. G Buttery rind R. G. Sey- take this thing up without 11113 deltu.‘
tnour.
C.-M.Wicse.Tl1ou1us N. Pindrr
11411111111. A. F. Divine W C. llawk,
All This week
(V-
13.36 Bates. S J.H1V)atl1rd.llenry it. ,
C risoI, A. E. Churn . P. St‘nltli. ‘ g
.N . nold)?! G. F'. Gonpés; ll. Gannon SALE OF
J orrls. C. L Lynch Bostoth
Pt .1. 1. «1.1.1.5.»...1w... 1;... Post Card Albums
Bli- Thoriug Horttordi. A 31-,
“1’50??ch '1‘-Vi??? 1211 32.00.111.111» ..... ,1 ............. i110
9" “l“ "'0‘”! ’1‘”? ............. . ..... 1.110
bdrm? . s Luscllé summed». 11a *1 33 41111:,” ”mi
wflro at. the Hotel CIiiVltord yesterday. 35' lb ‘5'“ """ be
..... ...........o...... 5
" tDuriug the storm olN'Bundsy the tug 501: 2mm” 300
Margaret J. Sanford was caught off "Sc Albu'm I-j' """""""""""" ltbc
Penileld Reef light with two purges " 0 “mV """""""""""""
which had been 111111.111 trotu ‘ low
MAM pond {Bflglgggmm‘ £011.01. mud '0‘ NEW PQQTV CARD V_I_EW5 OF IRE-
b6 dumped e hawser caught in the. LAND.
pro liar and the barges were cut .1 - -»
an”: The hawser was later worked Birthday Cards, Best Wishes, Flow.
tense and them: held :er position m m. Lemon Old Mold Set, Maldcn's
til Monday morning w o nthe barges A 5“, Dutch “mi“ ”c.
win-e sighted oil Soutbport and picked Prayer. “ ’ ’
the tug and horses “arriving in ALSO FULL EINE OF EASTER
. geport. Monday afternoon. POST CARDS.
COLEMAN S
iIvct-ythlng in Photo Supplies:
HIS WEF.
We are serving the dessert of the biggest bargain {out of Trous-
Vers we ve ever invited you to partake of-nyou must get here this
'week if you Would get a taste of- the Good Things. , : i.
As in all former sales, many of the best values are; overlooked,
iespecially 1n the larger sizes—date buyers get a chance Ephese extra
choice things, as well as at many new Trousers from 'reguiar lines
we add to the 1.1th week of the selling. to complete size range.
These are the rock- bottom prices ‘which buy the best Trousers
you can buy in town:
$2.50 Trousers,
$3.00 Trousers.
$1.48
$1.98
$4.00 Trousers,- $2.98
$5 & $6 Trousers. $3.48
Spring Hats make their initial bow on Saturday. March 2d.
I would like very much to talk to you personally, but'
finding that impossible. l lulu: this means of sayiugr :1
11111 in business to soil you gratin. feed and buy-«every-
thing of the best. I_ give
1113' personal attention to thc business. and all grain is
Everything of the best value.
carefully inspected to see tbnl it has been properlymop
Why 7thls
oilort'.’ Because it pays. II is peruuiucut trade that is
valuable wind ’l‘bnt's why i do it
lltuf',.'9ttl8 'i'ltnt's t‘lcnu.
‘ MANUEL
lcctod. scrocnud and loaded. all this care.
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11":‘1’..
liles, 15c E5 ch.
‘Speda'lJSale oi
3
Letter ..
Wm“ ' P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores. 1 . ‘
1.. unit;
6 80. Main St" So. 11.116111.
49 Wall 81.. Norwallt
OYSTERS
Long ~ansziound Clams.
Blue. weak Frost Flat. Cod. Smelt. large Herring. Salmon. Mackerel.
Pike. White Fish. Porgles, Haddock. Eels. Firian Haddie and Spanish Mack-
ercl.
Hard Crabs.
Long Clams for baking.
CUtbiil’ sBridge Fish Market
THE HATCH & BAILEY Ct)-
(111111.111.de Work for Everuihinan
"‘ “ FROM A 1111;111:111 .10 ~11 PALACE.
Timber. shingles, lath, all kinds and grades or beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. 4V" All kinds of hard woods, 'l‘sr paper, flint coated
rooting paper, sheathing paper. linir insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. blinds, interior house trim in
Plus. Redwood. Cypress, Poplur and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning. planing, shop jabbing. cubinct work, veneered work. Kiln-
drylng facilities. '
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Doors. sash,
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone Ari-o
11-.
l FROM OUR
1 win 1'1:
_ without effective support and the some
l 4 K1
' bulls and there was 1111 outpouiink 0!
. stocks of all classes which caused 113'-
,And John Cunningham, of Broad Riv-
PREPARATIONS
LABORATORY
Notheglun Cod Livet 00;?
Prites 1 Biol
9
.............. 271C it’ll 50c bottle
Extinct Witch Hazel,
....... 01-. 115.1. 2511 bottle
Wurst Hazel .loll3 ..... 19¢ hottlcl
Clifford Hull Tolpic ....V...f 50c bottle
Elixir Calistua . . 400 did 751' bottle
Qulnine Pills 2 groin ........ 400 100
Oriental Tooth Powder 250 bottle
Skin Cut'utive Soup ........ 10c coke
Bay Rum ........ ~ 250 11nd 500 bottle
White Pine with Tar . 250 bottle
llatllllinnl Pittman,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. V 15—2.
runs. DEl .1v.-'.11v 111511311011.
1 .- ..n.............. M. ... ”mow - ..
TODAYV lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, ldzltl 11, 111.~-
Openlug1p1ices of stocks moved up
words with some vigor. although tho
volumi- of dealings was moderate. A11-
included in this, the grand. final cluoi'ttp nic.
Washington Street.
1.11 Sale
South 11011.11.
"2 ... ...‘
c -.v
.Vc'
Never in the history of poles luvs pooh values MM.- fluid. “1
141 . '1
pay you to sniicipats your 1.111.111.1511. Every garmont in thlpi at”.
t. ' 1.
All clothing is arranged on six pupaln Mics-as toilows; 1-.
1"
I.
TABLE NO.1.—-Men's pnd Youthl'
Suits. priced $10 $12 and 813.50
$4.95
TABLE N0. 2.‘—Men’s Suits, Fancy
Mixed Worsteds, Black Tbihets
and Blue Serges, prices $15, $16.50
and $18, now
$9.59
TABLE NO. 3.—All the best suits in
the store. Blue. Black and Fancles,
1
‘1'" .1
s.
'Ii’AILE N0. .4.-Msn’s mt Yuthl‘
Overcoau,’ black slid
short. rhodium and long. were 010,
012 and $13.80, now
$4 95
TABLE NO. 5.—0vercooto tho! wort
priced trom 815 to "Q3?!“ '
TABLE NO. 6.-All the pick pf tho
but coats that were pi'ic!‘ Mm
$20 to $30, now -' no... ‘I
$14.98
‘
$14,923
atcondu 10110 2, l’cnnsylvemiu, 0.10111
Northern pl’d., Alt-bison. Chicago & Al-
ton. Smeltlng 11ml Sugur gained about
a point. Union Pacific; Reading. it. &
O. itock island and Colorado Fuel
large finciions.
\VAI i. S'l‘lil'lltfll‘ ll 11.111H'il111 op-
ening :tdutuce in pricts was not 111.1i11
tsiutd iot1g.1111d prices fell b.1ck to
they left all yrstrrdny or be-
low. Missouri Pticillc proved to be
conditions existed to 11 less degree in
lnion Pacific. Heading, Alchlson and
Rock lslnnd, Alter prices had fallen
back materially. the 51 l'liur.‘ diminish-
ed in volume and the l()l|(' become 1111-
Ct'l'l‘llll. . -'
WALL S'l‘REE’l‘. Noona'mWeukness
in the group of Southern Ruilrond
Children's Suits at Half Price.
Price Clothinti Stolen
Head to Foot Outfitters. . ,1:
. 98V Wadlmptomlt.
Coal '
The diil'erence 1n the high grad
Koal
c Coal we sell and the K011i limitl-
led by other dealers is in comparison with the spelling of the above.
Moral:
Extra large No. 2 Nut. $5.00 per ton. ' :6
ihe llaniel 1.1911111 human
7. sssvtsw syn.
Tel. 54.8
We sell real Coal: no mixture koal and slate. ------ -
stocks kept. the general who hcuvy in
sympathy. The Minneapolis, St. Mill
and Sault Ste Marie stock-rose 4 to
The market was. dull. Bonds
were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p, 111.~Exte11513'e
selling of various low priced stocks
aided the bears in depressing the mar.
1101. File subsequent precipitate {all
in Reading complt ted this rout 01 the
crops losses oil to 1&5, . Recognized
leaders; such as the Hart‘litluu Pacific's,
Hill stocks. Bending, St. Paul. Atclli-
son and Amalgamated Copper were
tin-own on the market in lungs
amounts. The 111n1'kct.13teudied someL
what at l o'clock. .. .
“um
REFUSED TO PAY FORDINNER.
er, Was Sent to Jail.
John Cunningham. 11 Broad River
1111111, went into Burdlck's restaurant in
Witter street. Norwnlknryesterday 11f-
ternoon and ordered {1 dinner which
amounted to forty rents. When he
had completed the rcptist he informed
the proprietor that his "boss“ would
come in and settle.
Mr. ilurdick did not knowt‘unnlng-
hand and us the man was under the
influence of liquor, he told him he
would see if a certain man could iden-
tify him. The restaurant proprietor
steered Cunningham for the police stu-
tiouIand Chiet‘ of l’olice'l‘houms Brod-
ley 1rcog11izcd Cunningham 11s n 1111111
he had sent home 11 number of times
and locked him up.
in the Norwnlk police poutt this
morning. Judge Edward M. lM'kwood
glint Cunninghutu thirty days in
Bridgeport Juli. ..
STOLE CANNED CORN.
Michael IIVicGlnlcy. a one-legged
hobo, drifted into Not'Wslk yesterday
afternoon and set about panhandling
and stealing indust1iousl3'.\icGiu-
AT SELLECK’S‘
.""-'n.1.,1
Winter Clothi
1. FOR MEN ..., .
Decisive Clean-Up Offerings.
What a stir such an offering as this would make. on th6‘ Iqu.
or course no sttch offering will about.
next October!
lay up a splendid suit and overcoat,
w
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Miami‘s.
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: lily-sf
jet‘lfi‘, ,; 0'1,- ”
I l- 1.
II.‘ 111":
113$: T':1'
“it“
But Y 111
for small investment. N6 "I
have it rea'dy for next WlnItpr's wear. And you will have a Monti);pf.‘1
two of gratifying wear out of them yet this Spring.
, THEN THINK or SUCH PRICES AS THESE: .—_. 1"
1? ‘l'Vil:
Men’s Overfcbats $5 to$12. 93.. A
That were $10 to $25.
A lot of High- Grade Suits, mostly
small sizes, your choice at $5
Boys Short Trousers Suits at; $2
that were double the price.
Days 1111...: Shirt Waists. $Vi Quality, now 39°,
[tilts H Sellec
CLOTHING or THE 11101117 3931'. . ’ "
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48 50 Wall Street, N orwnlk
'PHO’NE,120.
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le3 lahded into F. W. Smiths 111a1kct
in Main sticct and before he (lopsrtedr
secreted 11 can or corn under his coat.
Unfortunately tor hicGluley,.ti1e can
of corn dropped from his cost after he
had gotten outside the market. Mr.
Smith saw the incident and called for
Captain Thomas Hunt. The ohlcel'
locked McGinley tip. This morning
Judge E. M. Lockwood imposed at sen-
tence of thirty thus in Bridgeport juil.
STUDY OF THE iSLANDS OF THE
SEA.
The study. of the. islands of the sen
by the Farther Lights society of the
South Norwallt Baptist Church wax-1'1
continued, Monday evening. at the
1"h111cl1. when the semi monthly meet-
ing was held the particular theme be-
The .
Mdern Way
I: to hop your hash In tho bank sublet): to check.
‘ whorls It will be safe and continuum.
Your Account
Will rust'vo oarclul urination at lbs
50. 'Narwalk
Trust Company.
N'i'mo FttAMlti. uzontv: ' .
"1.1:“ 111111 1Mmls,nc. ---htws Watts '
iLLOON-PO 1.1. convolution 10 11-11111 1.1-1.1 “de mu. Norw-Ik
“film W nfo‘r AH. lpsldtog's
‘ 1 $01101 Nomlk lush” sud 011011th nood-
whack-books (mm mm: uniting Dom.
ior and Miss Corrie. D'Artols.
i111; tile. Hawaiian lslnnds. Miss Helen
anh was the lender and papers were
lead by Misses Elsie and-Viola Deck-
_. —._...L.4'
Mt'sI Oestrclch and son are guests
of Mr. and M111. William C. Jesse, of
Franklin street, for 11 low duys.
The ice in the upper Norwullt Hur-
bor still continues unbroken 1.1.11 solid
and until 11 than, it would probublv bc
1t’1'e11' difficult operation to open tip
the channel.
Ar'thm C. Wheeler's uew‘iuunch is
still in Bridgeport. where Mr. Wheeler
purchased the craft. 8th will be
brought to Not-walk later. after the ice
breaks 11p. for 1111 overhauling.
Banner Council, No, 54. D. of i... will
hold their regular meeting 011 Thurs-
day evening. important, business will
be transacted and all members are re-
quested to be present.
A supper Was held last evenintz at
the Salvation Army Hall in South
Main street. which was attended by
the sholdtsrs and eat-soldiers or t t.
army it proved a very pleasant.
to] Muir. and plans for the furtherance
‘1 at tho work were Molded i .
,South N orwalk.
SALE OF
Spring Suits, Skills; Waist; "
Suits from $12.93 to sioloo31
Skirts from $1.98 to 825.”. U 1 .
Waist: from 390 to $40300.- 1‘" 1‘ 1' '.
We sell more Waist. in this tov'm in. .
one week than the rest 0'1“" “U ‘
together all in a month. «M 360.4 , ..
'. prove it. Because we plus1 sstwr’tudlli ‘ "
ues, nicer styles. and be! r'tliioril‘! ' ‘ ‘
Cams and be convincedfll' -'
041.: "it 301.11 cm
oss: "
33 south Main 894'?
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OFF 0‘.
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Jackson,
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Everything in the Optical Lind.
Eyes Examined Free. H
58 WALL STRIIT.
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