“ nue. V
'“8 M" Pepper: “H" “'30 ”mg “'5" RE NT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS. mmMm '1‘. mm ‘In CM.“ 1.1.1.1. ng. ___ _ __‘___,__ ---..- -.1-—-.._-.-_.,
. the Gospel solo iVieyt'de the Smiling . V V (I V V VVVV VVVVVVVV V
and the “coping." SI BLE ISLAM). Mart-h l.~—-'l‘ho FROM A P'GGERYJOA PALACE 1mg Via(\‘\1Vt-I:1V nut in (lllgs.1 ..
-—-Clioicc 150“,“ and Chickens. ltic sic teVr Lucnnln. from Liverpool for mount. . Vitr.V ~. ..
' d 18 lb 11 v s' “in '59. “Wk was "WON?“ U" “'m‘li‘ss - .\inttlrt 11 hlirbnrt to hillGSiV llots
an e ' 11,9 ' ' _ . WI “till 133' night 330 "ll-“‘3" FOlllll' T1mber,shlngle5. lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, goofing Inann. lot. and buildings. l-‘rtir street.
. Saturday is bargain do) at M. is. (.qu fSable island. , , . War. V M s S h N .VkVV V: VVV
Smith and Company" See ad. 1 N “YORK. March 1VV__S“.Vm“m. and finishing lumber. .VAll kinds of hard woods, 'l‘ar paper. tilbi coated Charles 1‘. 'l'risirum to Julius JOSH.“ 33 South ain try out orwa VV VV VV V
..Favoritc Soap~ for 2-1:. F.l)..l. & Co Lu la. Liv-trDOUI and Queensior-n rooting paper. sheathing paper Hairinsulator and deafening papers, ordi- V\’;I1;;R:1¢l:¢xllt-VVl\.:rid and buildings. 10- 38L; 0F V V
' th . 911.1“, wn batler for Iw York was in communicrtt on .- ov 8 rec nr. . V. V
' ismlgzt'giz' Notnglk Hgspital. He by _ ii'elcss with the station 11' Sabin nary and extension ladders. DOU'WS 5“- '11. blinds interior 1101138 trim lnvi Edward 1“. Smith '0 Jennie Kceler
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ROLflSES
'Taylor 81 “Golden.
74 Washington It. a Tel. 2132.
_ :fonard. Henry. of 72 North Main
. 'Ill‘e'et. wia removed to the hoshpita'l
yesterday afternoon, suffering from
Spring Hats
66);;th Shapes
shapes in stiil'V Wilt. soft bats.
(in Saturday" we raise the curtain on Our company of Spring
1".1er_v IIIeniber' Is .1 stall ii'nd is billed
risks” ”on; Anox 0r
"llGGEll"S"
Saturday»
T.‘.‘1".V"J$‘«“~J§:‘I' "
Advance showing of Spring Derbies.
'All the new shapes in Soft Hats. .
Negliee Shirts new Spring colorings. at $1.oo. V ~
The leader for this season is the "Resco" Shirt at $13o.V& $2. .I ~
; pneumonia. p. ' I
c .nDYV . A will meeting O'Vf the Ci!) of for the entire seasoVnV appearing iii our great specialty eIVVItinltId: " '1 be '
A ; No'rwallt win he held tonight at the Right 11.11" ‘ . . . A Very fine White Pleated Coat-Shirl. it $1-°V°- V . V V .
. . town 5900111ny hall in Wall street to , ' _ _ ' . '71 . .. V
. ~~ . ‘ dicide on the [imposition to erect a \ on are inv‘iietl to attend the opening oi the show. '\tlnrission VV - .. V . ~ .
' I mill-“01081 building on the Klondike is free. 11111 0 oftimiti ill I . . . l r1 m - l- r ' ' ' I ,I- ' " ' :
. L N , pg; Dummy In. principal "pp”, east, narnds o'ipvtinth VV'VViVioVVV )t. givut to tote t‘H‘ einbtr of the . .VV-V First showtng of children: JacithTar Reefers. $4.09. V '1
- si voiced against the proposition ’ . V . . . . . .
; A E S 1 ds the smallness of the structure. it 13‘“,ka . VVVV . Children s Suits. new Spring shades, from $1.50 to$6.oo. .
. .' is proposed to give it a 110 foot front , . . : . ,- . _:
~ -- I. I. and 15 foot rear. The idea is to have Hamnzton . c = .. . , V 9‘? ..
firw‘ mnd'fV'ONV 'IT. 2' considerable of the building extend Fore“ .. V V .‘
. . '. over. the river. It is claimed that the . "' . . .. .. . A few heav wei ht Overcoats at $4.98. $9.89 and $14.93.:-
. . .- . . . . . government would no, mo.” a" we“, Adjutant This lb .1 run blah-roadie chocolate y g . VV
local 1111 hits.‘
the
Advance showing of hats at
Prico Clothing Company. Ste ad.
-'-—l-‘nvoritc Soap 7 for. 9' .).c F. D.L 6: Co.
Matthew Nesbit and son, Edward, of
also over the river at this point,
The first rehearsal of the (‘hortil
Villnion for the spring season will be
'-hcid next Monday cytuing. March 4th
in the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
The chorus will then take up the study
of the splendid cantata. "The Rose
Maiden" which in to be given with or-
chestra and a quartet of New York
soloists 111 June. Tht re is now an op-
at $2.00 and $3.00.
Shirts. when you come for V\'i)lll' new but.
Coming.y daily now.
All being taken from the famous \'olk and (7. (\I 1\'. t'onipany's
You can have a peep at lit‘\\'.$|)l’llig Net'kwcar and new Negligec
New Spring goods are
and hop hon mixture, especially se-
lected for us to soil on Saturdays at
29c pound.
lit Billion] Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION VITORI.
. porttipity for any who want to join TEL. 15—2.
$051.11 Norwalii, spent Friday in Ridze- thc chords for the coming season to FREE 011:”thth SERVICE
e d’ arrange to do so. Such applicants will ' . '
~8mtlt, 2 lbs., 25c. Ctitblll's.
Take home a box of biggeti‘s cho~
colntes. VBridg’e Phnmiacy.
William Poster of Raymond Broth-
ers. is confined to his home today b1
Vbc expr'ctcd to attend the. rehearsal
next Monday evening and report to
thceonductor. Applications will then
be furnished and arrangements made
for their enrollment. it is especialli
i4 Sqitth Main Stir it '
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TODAV 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 . ll.
Stocks came under pressure at the be-
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Youths' Suits. sizes 16, I7. 18 and 19. that were $19.00 V and
$12.00. now $4.98.
Price’s Clothing Store;
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS
illness. . VV. , dt sired that there be a lull attendance. Tel. Call 6 2-2 ginning of business in the stock "lap. . ' . .. V .
-—D D1 11' M di i en es 1 in. answer to inquiries. notice is licre- 3 hot. 110mm... we... generally small 98 Washington Street, South Nor-walk. CORN
r- c s o cne r grp by givcn that persons attending any .
Sale shoot music at W.
man's. Scc ad.
Saturday grocery specials and pink
stamp offers at New York Grocery Co.
See. ad.
llanncr Council Danghtt rs of 'I.-ib
erty. held at business meeting lait
evening.
—Home-mnde or Link Sausage. 12c
lb. Haycs' Mitt.
Correct shapes in spring hats at “0'1
guru and Stevens. Read the. ad.
Miss Rosella Gilbert. of Ridgctield.
has been calling on relatives in The
Norwnlks.
Sleds at almost half at D. .\I. Read s.
See ad. .
-—Corncd Beef at special pr.ices
Come in and see. .\'cw York Market.
Todm is pay tllrynuith the select-
A. [trigger-
ilkc to believrI all towns 11111 t- as many liny 0:115 ’i‘bnt's (‘1..le . Tenn. Copper 2. Consolidatt it this 2"? , .'
ulcn Town obligations are being met lecding the blr,tis this winter, as has . VV V . Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste T SELLECK,S . . . .. ,. .
with checks. ours vet doubts 0|‘1W,'Wll(‘ll the num- > MAM lei. |‘~ “ATCJI- Marie 43$ 11... preferred l. Wabash A . ‘. 1 '.
' High grade chocolfl‘tps M 1;de her 'of feeding places is remembered pm ”8 mm Republican Sm] pm i. . , ~ . I.. -~
W. Kelly. Jr'.'s. See ad.
The hat factorics are all having a
busy trade. and are making good sized
shipmcnts daily.
Attractive prices on pork ill the Pub- |
Once thchVopd is.“ found the satire ..-. ‘1 i~‘.'. Northwesttrn 1‘1.- Ansconda 4. '
lic \larkct. mg“ the “d birds conic regularly, 301““ l" almost Specilal Vsale Of IJ. lulon Pacific ‘2. Smoltiiilt 2 5-8. and FOR MEN ' i". 3" .
~Rossting Po“ End Pork Chops. the same time each day. and become . the majority of otthI-most active . - 1",.- ‘5
He lb Hayes' Hint. II: .gpigsV limit; -lV3VeVsi1Vles the common 'I stocks 11 point or more. Iionds were. . . ..._ . ..... ,. , ‘ .'
The Rev. James Benton Werner de- r 5 0C” 0“" " ”‘1'" “""H “l9 “1' heavy. ‘ :l ' '
livered a ver) fine sddrcsn on "MR" tc'i'IaN'i'd' grow" "finite” l""t'k up "'0 “IA” STREE". l D mflr—ODHMOTS Dealsrve ean-Up Oflenngs°i .
iimis, opens, 11 11 nm rev
thew Arnold."_ night at Grace
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Kent, ot‘
Nonmaik Mrs? Eged'crlck S. ban. of
South Norewalk nd Captain Charles
W. Bell of Ro'waiton. ictt today tor
Dnywna Florida ‘ V
Saturday specials at
Store. Read the ad.
An auction of household goods nd
farm implements will be held at the
Smith plsccI near Ladrigans stables
next Monday. El '1' Rates being the
null. Monday. E. 'i‘. Bates being the
auct‘onccr.
~—-Gran. Sugar 10 lbs. 501:. l". l).l.. 8: Co.
Specials lu grocrries at the l‘nitcd
Grocery Company. Sue ad.
Jesus the Evangclisi will hr the to
pic of the sermon nmt Sundriv mo-
ning at the First Methodist church
. Vlast
the Iloston
——Choicc VTurkt-ys, 23c lb.: Ducks.
15c.
by the pastor. The sermon "l“ “‘1‘ last' 'dar anti when seen their dull Pike. White Fish. Porgiea, Haddock Eels. Finan Haddie and Spanish Maek- lag in the othee of the county com- '1
ticipatc ”1" (“3119“ "Tm, 5‘ “1°98 coatsI mark them at once from the M erei Shad. 11119111011911; in Bridgeport and passed
which begin Wtdnr-sdai night Hews who “ill soon be coming noith. Hard Crabs. upon setcrai [nuttm's The pom-d vot- i is... eV. 80 1' . .
Hay cs‘ lifkt
the storm prov outed. many front beav-
docs not improve as rapidly as his
friends could wish, the injury to his
hip being cxceedingh painful compli-
ot' the churches in the. town or vici-
nity are -eligible- for membership in
the chorus. Present members will
bring their music of the winter with
them. 1
W
BIRDS HARD PRESBED FOR FOOD.
Severe Cold Weather and Snow Hand
on Them.
The severe cold weather and snow
is working hardships to bird life. and
Bob white, must be hard pressed to
find food enough to subsist. Birds cart
sinnd seiere cold if they hate plenty
of food, but when the food supply runs
short their inipoicrisbed bodies are
no longer able to withstand the cold
anti great numbers perish One would
and as .1 consequence there is a large
'unnibci of woodpeckers nutiiiitcbes.
chicnrit-t-s nntl starlings coming daily
to feed on the suet fastened on llitI
'Itices for them.
spur-
IIoWs and sometimes a blue jay will
come tho'ugh the latter scents always
watching to see there is a safe way
of escape open.
At one place ln‘_tlie heart of tlitI
city a pair of rod-breasted nnthatcbt-s
have come regularly all winter. a bird
rare and little known. while at anoth-
ed place 11 red- poll. it tlainti little fol-
low from th iarV north. settled down
fora cal. 11 it 'vncnnt bit of ground
just Io one of Our bnsv streets; (WW
grown with burdock. a small flock or
gold finchs have fed all winter on 1th
(locltisccds and now six or' seven iint-
siskius, another rare northern visitor.
have! joined them. Hundreds pass
“'ith‘u forty feet of them each day,
yet. how many have seen them. dnln-
lily balancing on a stalk picking out
the seeds from the dry burr-s. There
are ItIWcr I'obins staying with us than
Blue'l birds have been unite common
Vthourih staying more in the woods One
linv hinted at.
18111 N 8.. when 746 miles east of
Sandy! -Hook at midnight 1281 Will
prolilibly dock about i p. 111. Saint»
I would like vcr'v much to talk to you personally. but
finding that impossible. I take, this means of sttyizng I
am in business to sell \ou grain feed and bin-“(WOT)“
thing of the best Everithing of the best 1'1Ilnc.l give
my personal attention to the business and all grain is
ctitefi'rllv inspected to see that it has been properly so
Why all this care, 'this
it is permanent trauc that. is
'1 hut‘s why i do it
looted. screened and loaded.
effort? llccnust- it pays.
\ uluublc to mi
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wm. 5 P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
,gtlife
Greenport
' OYSTERS
Long and Round Clams.
Blue, Weak, Frost, Flat Cod. Sm eit. large Herring. Salmon. Mackerel.
Long Clams for baking.
W. __._ _.,.- _. -..ng-
6 So. Main St.. sis: News:
Cutblll’siBridga Fish Market
and there was 11 mixture of gains most-
ly in the intiustriais. Missouri Pacific
fell 1. Reading 1%. Great Northern pf.
1, and Canadian Pacific and Rock is-
ltrnd pfd. 84’ Central lflfllht‘l‘ pftl. rost-
nearly Ii point.
WALL STREET. ll 11. In.—-—Anlmnt-
ed dealing on rising prices in the cop-
per stocks imparted temporary i'ii'm
Iicss to the general list and there was
a rise after the opening in which car-
iier losses were practically made, tip.
A subsequent attack on 111in Pacific
and Reading which depressed rhcm l
and 1% points. respectively, induced
renewed selling in ollicr qunrtti's. and
the market fell back to lllf‘ opening
li'l't‘l. \chttwn stocks gcnt'rriliy \vcr'tI
\veukcr than the average. Northern
Pacific fill it. and Northwestern ll;-
i)i'iring the [Il'Ugl‘tItiti of the buying
IIIovt-nicnt Anaconda was lifted _
WALL STREET. nouns—Prices tell
to a new low level. thu weakness t
Reading being of large sentiments
effect. Thitt stock fell 3 Hi. Great
Northern pfd. tillil Northern Pacific
on the shortI side of theI market w'ere
succcsstnl in making further inroads
on prices. but the stocks that bore the
brunt of lhe morning s‘clllng did not
yield much more New factors in the.
weakness were St Paul and Missouri
Pacific. which gave why 2%. ”'lhe
'SOlllht‘l'n group Were also more liberal-
ly uttered. Shortly before i o'clock
thtI shorts covert-d tintiIthere was a
the market leaders.
curities lost 1'1.
NEW YORK. .\lill‘i‘ll i.~-'l‘lie crisis
in the illness of Daniel .1. Sullivan the
been passed and his physicians sriiti
today that the indications pointed to a
rapid recovery.
CHILD ADOPTED.
The board or manager of the
field county home met yesterday morn-
Pd not to oppose the adoption of him
Kelly bv H B Smith of Bridgeport.
Pine, Redwood. Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning. planing, shop Jobbing, cabinet work. veneered work. Kiln-
-<1Lumber and Mill Work for Evetuihinon-
Hastings. building lot Franklin rtvc-
\\ nr.
building lot. Elizabeth street. War.
George C. Lockwood to William A.
Nash. 1111111 and buildings. Main street.
Phone 165-5. ' ' . V 3‘
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Coal Koal
The differenc‘ In the high grade Coal we sell and the K63! hand-
led by other dealers is in comparison with the spelling of the above.
Moral: We sell real Coal: no mixture koal and slate.
Extra large No.2 Nut. $5.00 per ton.
ihe Ilaniel 1180111113011 Lumpanu
Tel. 548. 74 SEAVIEW AVVVE.
Winter Clothing)
Vgenernl rally reaching about 11 point 111 ,
American “‘1' Se-]
broker, who is M with pneumonia 11nd .
l-‘nir- '
What a stir such an ottering as this would make on the first Vet .
next October! Of course no such offering will occur. Int YOU ca
lay up a splendid suit and overcoat. for amaii lnveflmenb NOW .1
have it ready for next Winter's wear. And you will haveV e 410113113!»
two of gratifying wear out of them yet this Spring. . .-
THEN THINK OF SUCH PRICES A8 THESE:—
Men’s Overcdats $5 to $12 93
111-: were $10 to $25.
A lot of High- Grade Suits, mostly
small sizes, your choice at $5
VBost’ Short Trousers Suits at $2.
that were double the price.
boys' ilannel ShirtWaists. $ii1uaiiiy. 11in 39°.
Suite from $12. 88 to $50.00.
t Mr. tlnv. drying facilities. “'tll‘. Skirts from $1. 98 to $3.00.
atsd “:o‘vfgfex‘megfi-‘Lmtmkg his _. _, ‘__ , . Harbor View Realty Company to Walats from 39c to $10.00. '
“MI“ on the 08mm, ”smug dam Mill. foot of Marshall Street. Telephone 46-31. George 11'. Sludwcll. Port Chester. 2 We sell more Walete in this town in
which are Tues nys Thursdays de
Sundays from 2 to 4.
——boin of Pork. lic lb. at New York'
Market.
Saturday chocolates at Stillson-l‘o-
Well Corporation. See ad for price.
The law brliiging in the closed sea-'
Saturday Solo
,
Sheet Music
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
_1
The ‘
Telephone 46-4
lots Harbor View lit-rich. War.
William A. Nash to Leslie Gamble.
lot and buildings. Scrivicw avenue.
linst .\'orwulk.
TRlEVD TO SWINDLE VGOVERN-V
MENT. .,
PROV lDEXCE. R. 1.. March 1. —-An
one week than the real of the “or“
together sell in a month; and We can
prove it.
Come and be convinced.“ 't
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
33 South Main Street.
psiii'cr'i'r" this 'm'iorrs?" i'ir ""0" flofifi022:%‘1figswl::dsffi? 1': n'Ii'g'L'r'ii'iritr :‘m‘ 3“,?" xl'jhlllf";hgkfii‘ 3"";15‘35 CLOTHING or-'VV THE RIGHT soa'r. "3.: ..
ac c M 0 pain 00 " ' ' cute. [‘1' r0 er It tits ) iii“ p:
. , Hug In winter, ioin the number who .V .- lit-'1 111-11 comcnt.
reNoa'it istgngfdsighiéndi'gggenichzir ‘il'i'd are 9555118 much pleasure bymttrncb “- ‘ . -. "““_‘"" VV4VS' V50 W811 Street,N0rW&1k
“if; Methodist Church which was lngVIV to birds about their homes anti V . . REAL. ESTATE SALES. . PHONE, 120.
rendered last. Sundav night and uli'lch 3““ " 5'0“”“15' 50m" "l 1h“ ”“3“ “'0 » E llnbbt-ll Hotebkirs to Seller-it it. .« .
Spring Suits. Skirts. Wait 3“
Because 'we give better v'al-‘ '
ues. nicer styles, and better tailoring: '
SOUTH NORWALK. ,
f son on plki! filth“?! 1“ this state went alleged attempt to swindle the. gov 513 515 Mali” ‘3. "W 5.4"]?
""1 this) effect. y may and from now '00 a CO y . tIrumcnt out of hundrcda of dollars 511”“ ...»le {1% “It"
until the it a! May it will be on: V h_\' gmuggling .1 Fifteen”! GnViituIv 11111». t... .- V VV 1. VVVV .1
:53“ .12: VhEme; m'fimi'? :Jfim'fi. Meet Me. Sweet KntVlIlctISu iII Ville V “ iiiig')'i1(t'l:q'3d?t‘u'tlell53"12"llt‘lll?oillt\i":l'l OOOO'OOOOOOOOOOMO” VVVV'VVV . ' "5" ; ‘
" I 01. m ‘ . .d.~l -' ‘1 4...; 'V_ ;
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ox remo . a con rig-.1113 1c 1 . .
”on “a... who ...... gm... ha... .... 1%qu mighty ii." girligle‘zhecgj)“: wt. are It will be safe and convenient» form of mm large . pa'ncls. . ac 301’). V _ .
ported bard weather conditions and "‘ us. c“ 0 which. it is bfllt‘iod constituted a iIII 1.. .
have found the game a cold one.
~Ornn. Sugar, l0 lbs. 50c. Ebb. & Co.
Liggdtt's Saturday candy at the Clif-
tot-d Pharmacy. See ad.
~ -—Long island Ducks 18c lb. llriyes ‘
VVMkt.
North Again. Cheer Up Mary. Dream.
in; of the Old Kentucky Home.
NEW roar CARD VIEWS OF IRE-
LAND.
Birthday Cards, Beat Wishes, Flow-
ers, Lemon, Old Maid See. Maiden'a
Pra or, Art 'Sete. Dutch 0 mice. etc.
AL 0 FULL LINE 0 EASTER
P08? CARDS.
Your Account .
Will receive careful attention at the
ceiling decoration in
ltalisn villa. ’l‘bc paintin’napsembic
measures 20 luv it) feet it'r‘cit
was brought to this city in' 'tWeive
cases 'lly"a11 Italian.
was invoiced. according to the author'-
which is estimated at about [19..000
DEER KILLED BY COLD.
soiu‘eI nhclent
it.
it is s'aid. and
files at about one third of its vlitte.
Qprloten.
Everything 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
as WALL eraser. «opium.
$8iiturdtiy 011000121103
. 25¢
.TILLOON-POWILVL CORPORATION
Rmriptien' omens
--. .. $011111 Norwelk
BANGOR. Me.. March i.-—A large”
number of carcasses of deer are re-
ported by retgrning woodsmeVna. iIVini-
eating that t 0 present wn r a
been unusually severe for game. Most watch 0111'
of the bodies Were tliose of young
and oldV animus. which have the least
COLEMAN’S
NEWS OTORI
‘10 North Main be.“ Death Norwelk
"Want” “For Sit ” and
Let’__’ column for' bargains.
cheek-beck: tree In General Settling Dam.
tier 5-0. Willows .0000 I‘m’quV 1WD";
baseball and sporting Good-
Norwalk Chronicler