nqugkv
FASHION
untussss,
GAIIDY
LANE S
_ ..
;. ._ ._-;-;.:-;c,-;-'.j.‘. -,._. . .‘n . . .
ru:-‘-‘r-'-:uI.‘c-.I¢;-;-:.;.7-:-;-Mung-3.1.1.;-:.:.;-;.‘-;-I-;-,. a x.
Lillal builds
~Don‘t. forgtt to see DaIIs, the
greatest skating artist in the country,
at the Rink this afternoon and melting
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Richards
.Weed are now at Miami Fla
-—Home- made or link Sausage. 12c
liayes' Mkt. .
Arthur Fitch. (Ileilt at William P
Beers' Not walk store, is ill at his home
In Newtown avenue.
Miss Elsie Neugchauer who has
been ill at hot home witlt starlet t"(I»
Ver. Is now cogpplettly Iecovered.
-l.(ing Island inn-ks, 18c lb. llayes'
lit.
lb.
Judge .Itisnnh Ii Tailor has llilltll d
down a memorandum oi“ decision in
the: liorda lit-(lnrmo case. in which he
refuses a IIdIII trial
——Choice ’i‘utkeys,
180. Iiayes' Mkt.
Plenty N. Ritifll‘. clerk at F. D bow
ton and Company' s Norwalk stot',(- is
laid up at his home in Oichard street
with a severely burned hand. The in-
jury was teceivcti tro ma can oi po-
tash
Cocltcnoe Tribe I. 0. R. M, of Nor—
walk worked the adoption degree last
night. The third round in the ptnoclti I
tournament was also played A large
number of the members turned otit to
see the games. , I
Contractor Harry W Mather will
commence work next :liotttiItI on the
addition to the itollaway Skating Rink.
having signed the contract with Man
ager William A. Nash Iestertluy. Air.
Mather promises to have the work
completed by the following Monday.
'l‘ltey scowlt-(l Illlti looked sour lITITI-u
morn tiil night,
They ncv'et would {IKI‘W
23c 1b.; ihicks.
Now they- are healthy, happy and
bright
They both take Rocky Mountain Tea
at night.
Plalsted s ntug Store.
Mrs. Bettha Hue] was summoned be
fore Judge E .M. Lockwood in (in-
Norwalk police cotirt today on a
charge of abusive iaiiguaec on the
(Ionilpaluant, Mrs. Ethel Byxbee. II‘
neighbor. and breach of the peace. Tl.“
case was continued for tour \veel-zs.
Both parties live 'in the same bui (l-
lug.
Frank Sturtevant. ot’ Elmwood arc—
nlie. South Not-walk. is one of the ser—
geants in the. Thirteenth Regiment.
New Yotk which had an Inspection
by, regular army oiiicers. this week.
George I). Russell of Norwalk. is lifti-
tenant colonel ot' the regiment: 'I‘Ii
regimuit has illli members. and III
the inspection only thirteen were. ab
sent. This is the largest regiment
in the country, as well as one of the
oldest. best equipped and disciplined.
——-lion‘t forget. .to see Davis. the
greatest, skating artist in thtI country.
at. the Rink this afternoon and evening.
Ernest Simotts. of 'Port. Chester.
presitlt‘nt of thc Ernest Simons Manu-
facturing‘ Company, which has a
branch Inattul‘actory in South Norwalk.
in company with his wife. and Miss
liaisteati. of Hartford, are now at At-
lanta. Ga. They will go‘ from there to
Chattanooga. where Mr. Simona and
party will carefully inspect our- of the
famous balliellelds ot the (‘iIil \\':(II.
From this poittt they will jotirucI by
easy siagts to Ashevllle. N. C. where
they will spend a month before return-
-—Free lunch served tonight at the
Hotel Victoria, Railroad avenue and‘
Monroe street.
A meeting of th.» sportsmen oi’ the
town has been called for next: 'l‘ueie
day night at‘iim Norwaik Hotel, to (qu
up the matter of forming II gun anti
sporting club One of the chief objects
of the organization will be to IrI-stoclt
the woods in this vi(inlly with game
A preliminaty meeting was held one
night this week when the, whole sub-
ject was talked over in an informal
manner. It. is expected the organiza-
tion Will be formed Tuesday night.
The Norwalk city council will holtl
a session Monday night
~Roasting Pork and Pork Chops,
14c lb. Hayes Mitt .
F. H, Baker. Ii. E. Berliner, Robert
'A. Trumble. (icorge A. Weatherly. hi.
Morgenthal William Scwllll’fliilg't‘l, C. II
Pond. Frank liuntnhr'r William Alt.
‘ Edward J. Dockery.N ‘Yorzk (i. Brr
linger. George A. Tracey. W it nu:
chelder.W .i. 0““de Boston ll. III
Hartwell. NOW 0rd Mt II (r -.
Worthington and Kins. Winds Ir
Locks; Jesse M Ferris, Poasalc N. .l.:
Victor W. Ferris Christian Swartz.
South NmeIIlkI: Hugh illcliongall,,
Brooklyn: J. A. Robe'rge. Meriden;
G. C .Wheeler. Holland, Michigan: P.
B. Taylor. Newark. N. (1.: were at, the
Hotel Cliftord yesterday.
~Soft flats. Soft Hats.
O'Brien.
Saturday Giltictilattls
25c
OTILLOO ~POWELL CORPORATION
Taylor 85 Golden.
74 Washington St.
RIDGEFIELD TROLLEY LINE.
Town is Divided Again Itself Over
Proposed Road to Danbury
(Danbury News). ‘
Ridgefie id is showing grea‘intetest
in the Delilitlfl pending in tho' general
assembly for It (halitt lot a trolley
line between lithium and New (‘nit
:IIIII New t .III |(' III In( It (tie behiui
the proposition hilt Viti' (t (ham-(I (hi it
is ion the lllllllr‘Iliiiiit (-(InstIm-Iion (It
the rum in not known here.
Ritigeth-ld is (iiIidt-(l in its opinion
in tegaI-(I to tlI(I road one (It its (Ilii
zcns being enthusiastic our the pro
,iect and minus stelting to bar it limit
the village
The Ridgcfleld PI ress ItIstt r(iItI' said:
Two largely signed petitions for and
against the proposed new trollti line.
li‘iom cw Canaan to DII-InbuiI and
Iihc will pass through Itidgefleld
lwelic taken to Hartford Tuesday. f0l
presentation to (hp lceislature. Seve-
ral citizens of ltldgt field also went to
the capital to speak if It hearing was
held ThemI being so main to be beam
the heating was adjourned tor two
weeks.
One petition protests against the
trolley line. especially against one that
will run through Itidgetield's Main
street Tin. other and largII petition
is signed by people who desiie lIolleI-
Itrcottintodzttions. Whit the I'(sult
will be no (Inc can foretell until the
('(lllillillltIt- (III railroads makes its re.
:ltl"'.
There are only three applications for
chatters l'oI trolley toads tlnougli
liltigefielti below; the h-uisintuic,
F'Iotittet (ltIIiI'IIIaII .lobu l Walsh. (Il
llit- (l(,-IIIo(II:IIitI state (IeniIIIl (‘tllllnlil
tee, of Norwalk, appeared for the SU-
iiate I'esolutioh concerningr the charter
of the New (‘anaan Street Railway
Company and ”(mm petition of the
New Canaan Strett Railway Company
{Int (1 (Ihartet amendment.
liawIcr George P. Ingeisoil appeared
in opposition to (bet esolution (Intend—
ing the chatter of the New Canaan
Company. as it affects the streets of
Ridgcticld. The committee went into
executive session when it nppcaIed
that titer: would be no hearings
llI f. ptnatotather
“HOGAN" WAS “GU | LTY."
Convicted of “Murder in Second De-
gree" at Center School Mock Trial.
"Hogan." who was accused of kill»
lug ".lohn l)(I(, “ neat the .\'or\Ialk
fit-ight station, was proud guiltI in
tin state in II mock ttial ht id in the
\‘orwalk lliIIh School Debating (‘,lub
of tin (‘eitter School. The judge (if
the Norwalk High School Court, ller
lil-l'l it). Austin. was on the lunch. The
prosecution made It strong cam. and
tilt Jury brought iit It verdict of guilty.
'i'ilt‘ pt-tsoitt.(Il of tin ttiItl \\"I‘I‘ :II-
follows: Prisoner. liatoltl A littldwiii;
Iltt'bt rt lI‘. Austin judge attorney for
prosecution, William (lquinrt; his
\VitlltHr‘utfi. Slnrlock Holmes (Alex
tlruyl.‘ I’inkt‘rton (lttective lldltncr
l'lrackt iii: (‘liiiortl littts, attorney for
dell uce, A. ’1‘. Murray; his witnesses.
l’al O‘t‘ontiors (Allen i.(i('i{\V(i(I(il;
Mrs. i’at O'Conutu's ll{(tIII(Ith (‘ole-
burn); sheriff. Charles II}. lice: Ines-
songor oi’ court. Louis (it-(II: jury.
Frank (irttcr, \\'Itrr(,u Scolhld. ltIIy
lit-Its. Randolph lietts, John Farrell,
Lawrence Pauline. Victor thiiilliIl‘.
William \'(III li‘nbrice. William Roestel.
lit-nest lit'lcson. \\'ill(*t (‘lIiIIIIIII. (Thar
l(..I (‘IItlcralL
COLLISION iN BOSTON HARBOR.
BOSTON, March ‘.2. The t'eytIlIozit
Gt lit Ial Hancock. which runs in tween
llast lloston and this (I'.it_\ was in col-
lision iii the harbor lodar during the
thick log with the lirilisli bitrkeutlne
Lauren. The i’erryboat sustaimd scr-
ious damage on the port side, but stic-
cceded in reaching the terry slip at
Atlantic avenue. Neither vessel took
in tht( r. as the damage in each case
was above the. water line.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. March 2,—«Ai't'ivcd:
Steamer Rainer Wilhelm (ler Gross».
from (lettou.
MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE
SICKLY.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. used by Mother (iruy. a nurse
in Children‘s Home, New York. break
up Colds in 24 hours, cure Feverlsh-
ncas, Headache. Stomach Troubles,
Teething Disorders. move and regulate
the lioII'cls, utitl dcstroI Worms. Mrs.
EtuilI Muionu, Meiltlen CL. says:
It is the best medicine in the world for
(hildrcn when feverish and constlpnt»
ed." Sold by ll Druggist or by mail,
25c. Sample (lent II'RElu. Address
Allen (I. Olmsted Leltoy N. Y.
h
Saturday Sale
F
bind Music
100 a Copy
Meet Me Sweet Kathleen in the
Honey Sttckle. ’l‘lmo, Mailie Sometime.
Hearts of Gold Withqu a Wedding
Rliig,,While the Old Mill Wheel is
Turning. When the Otloles Come
North Again CheI'Ir Up Min-y. Dream-
ing (it the Old Kftucky Home.
NEW R081“ CALMRSHEWS OF ME.»
A
Birthday Cll‘dl, Belt WilheMo, Flow-
oro, Lemon, Old Maia Set, Maldon'o
Prayer, An Bots, Dutch COMICI, etc.
ALSO FULL LIN: OF EASTER
POST C R08.
COLEMAN’S
Nttws "on:
Main 0 N mulls,
W... ~ “It” "will“? “VIM.“ .. .9
Mayo. tenth Not-Wk IMIII and Inning Good. ,
Tel. 2132. _
pring Hats.
Correct Shapes.
0n Saturdav we raise the curtain on our (Iompang. (ll Spline
shapes III still and spit hats. FVI‘I‘V number is a st: ll :lllli i. liill((i
fot the (Itttiie season, appealing in out "(tat speti: litI’ (‘iilillt (l: tin
itiglit llat "
\(III .'tte ili\"lt((i to attend the opening (Ii ilit ~iIo\\ Mini
is lice, and (III potltittitI III” in l‘i\lii tn III. II ((«tI Iili Hill I (It (in
last. names oi him it ltillott:
Dunlap
Harrington
Forest
Adjutant 9
All bciug taken limit the fillilllllr‘ \(nli. and l .(\I i\. ((IIIIpaIII s
at $2.00 and $3. ()0.
IIIII
\
\ on can have a p((p at new SpIiIIIr \((I\\'\ (I ti and In \\' .\(I«rli<Icc
Shirts, \‘tiit‘ii _\(ItI t‘tiillt' tot \(ItIi ll(\\' ii.tt.
((lillillg (iailI no“.
\t \v Splint; goods Ittc
I4 South Main St
I would like “I; Illilt'il to talk to you personally. but .. [
finding that iIIIpoSsible. i take this means of saying: 1
(tin iii business to sell you grain.
thing of the best.
my personal attention to the. business. and all grain is
carefully inspected to see that it has been properly so.
Why this
it is permanent trade that is (
feed and hay—«Ivory—
l‘li'erything 0f the best value. I give
lectetl. screened and loaded.
effort?
valuable to me.
all this care,
lit-cause it pay:
'lhal' s IIbI i do it
Oats 'l but It Clean.
MANUEL T.
liuI‘ .
IIA’I‘CII. .
Special Sale of
Letter Files, l5c Each.
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores. ..
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Numb.
Greenport
OYSTERS
Long and Round Clams.
Blue, Weak. Frost. Flat. Cod. Smelt. large Herring, Salmon. Mackerel.
Pike. White Fish, Porgies, Haddock Eels. Finan Haddie and Spanish Mack-
erel, Shad.
Hard Crabs.
LE‘ng Clams for baking.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
THE Bursitis. BAILEY Ct).
(dumber and ‘Mill Work for Evetuthitigb-
FROM A PIGGERYITO A PALACE.
Timber. shingles. lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
rooting paper, sheathing paper. Iialr insulator and deafening‘ papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash. blinds, interior house trim in
Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar anti Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing, shop jobbiug, Kilt»
drying facilities.
Mill. foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
The
Modern Way
13 to keep year cash In the bank subject (a check.
wl. on It will be safe and convenient.
Your Account , . .
WIll rooalvo careful attention at the
So. Norwalk
Trust Com w any
cabinet work. veneered work.
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-2
chock-book: III» In mom looking Dept. .....-
Lama [Hardin lllnlill.
.‘M
. the piersure was renc Wt'tl. 'ihe special
_ Nortltein l‘acittc dropped 3‘»; ilrIooklIn
I
TAKE HOME A BOX 0F
"LIGGET 1""
Saturday
Bandy
290
This is a pure high-grade chocolate
and'bon bou mixture, especially se-
lected for us to sell on Saturdays at
29c pound.
iiili Billiiliii Piiililllflil,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
. TEL. 15--2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI I. S'I‘RIIZIZ 'i‘ it): 10 II m.- ~Stoclts
opt Ind at loIIIeI prices titan last pit in
(III. (lent-t ssion origin: Itlng Itppart- -IItlI
in London \Ilute pr'ites \IeI-(I lothI
he tore the omnint; Itt‘l't‘ l‘nioti I’Ittilit-
NoIIIIIIII I’Ittitit (‘IIIIIIdLIII l’tttlile.
Reading, l’t- -tIIisIlv: tnia atitl American
Smelling tell a point oi IIIoItI, Anacoii
(la 2 and SI i‘aul Soutltein l’at- iiic,
K' iiisns and ’l l x: Is and (\llit‘llt'illi Car,
large i'ia.(IIlons
\VAI l. S'lltlill’l‘ ll it Ill—"A biief
pause iii the selling (ltd not (ltvelop
IIIII' inning orders of (onsequcncc and
points (Ii Weakness Its I"(Ii some time
past wme II ten stocks which in turn
gradually influenced the whole list.
'i‘tansit 2, intetborougb Mettopolitan
stinks}. “it, and St. Paul, Sugar. Lead
and Amalgamated (.‘oppu dtoppcd l
and the pr(IIi'cII(I(l and AnIeIltIan Ex -
press -. Atner'ltaii ice Secutitles Inov
ed up It point and Pacific Mail 1/...
WALL STREET. (."tiilt‘r—Tlll’
ktl plusud unsettled illiti
\I‘.(‘Ial< 'l‘lItIi'c III II (‘Innsldeinble fIII'Iiliet
(lctlinos folltiwtd b) shatp tallies at (‘l
the appearance o" the bark state
ment and then by "(‘,ll(’“’t‘tl weakness.
Great. Northern pitl tell an (-xlIInIe Ill
IIIIII-
getter allI
Tel. 548.
,1
Advance showing of Spring Derbies.
All the new shapes in Soft Hats. ‘
Neglice Shirts. new Spring colorings. at $1.00.
The leader for this season is the “Rosco" Shirt at $1.5o(§ $3. V Y
A very line white pleated Coat»Shirt. at Shoo.
II‘iIst showing; of (liihircti's ”lick rl‘at" Net-ins. $411.1.
Children's Suits, new Spring shades, from lingo to ltiion“
I
A few heavy weight Overcoats at $4.98, $9.89 and ($14.98.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Youths’ Suits. sizes (6, I7. 18 and 19. that were $Io.oo and
$12.00. now $4.98.
Prices Clothing Store l
HEAD TO- IIOO'I‘ OUTFITTERS ).
98 Washington Stiect. South Norwalk, Conn;
Coal I
The difference In the high grade Coal we sell and the Road band
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. ‘ (a
ihe llauiel iieugh Coal Company
74 SEAVIEW AVE
Phone (655.
AT SELLECK’S
NOI'IlheIn PIItI‘Ith .’I, N(illil\\',‘t'i‘lt I'In 312
lnttIIboroug'h \Icltopolilan 'i.-‘,l4 the pic I
to tied i. and other a point. l‘h( r: iii II
curried [leading II fraction (II . ‘.Ii~t
night "‘he ilil! stocks and
(nous twain III (’lli ‘Iihtutit II( .'I.I(tl(ui
.\'lI‘\\' \(lillx. March L’.—-~’i‘he condi-
tion of liuuit‘l J. Sully. who is (critical
ly ill with puetunonia. was “ported
today Its tIIIclIanmd from late last
night. An otiicial bulletin announctti
that be \\'.'Is‘ \(‘l‘) weak and that there
was not one ('iiziilt‘t in II hundrrd i'oi‘
his rrcovery.
WARGO GOES TO JAIL.
Threateded to Kill His Wife With a
Carving Knife.
AIIIbrosc Waruo. of Springwood. was
arrested last (Inning (III a charge (It
assault on his wife. .\laI\ \i'III- go, who
is ,It stainei at the com: shop.
\\ (Inna had been thinking Kl‘iiliridfly ,
night niid as It result would not let
lii.. wilt shop. She re luliated and
he struck her It couple of times with 7
his I'ist. lie then went to the. kitchen '
and procured II knife with which he
(threatened bloody ItIIilItler. .\ir. Ilau»
you. a brother of Mrs. \VIII‘R’O. succeed-
ed in disarming the it‘llow and his
min at follow-(1d. This morning lit court
.lutiia 'l‘aIlor sentenced \I'arao to the|
ili‘ltlxtlltll'i jail for thth dais
Nutice to Goattattors,
Stillttl ptoposals will be receitcd by I
MI. Aiiidlllill‘ Blanchard. chaitmau the
High School Building Committee of
the Town ot’ Norwaik, Conn. until
'l‘lIurstlaI'. March 28. 1907. at ("I o‘clock
II, III.. for furnishing all labor and ma~
tIIrlal and constructing a liigh School
Building; upon a lot owned by the
Town 01’ Net-walk located on West
(IIIttIne. in said town.
it. is proposed it) allot tlit‘ work titt-
(Ier the following contracts:
tieneral building contract.
Heating contract.
I'vil(ctrlcal contract.
All proposals are to be scaled plop-
erlI llldtll‘Std, and delivered to Mr. A.
liltinchard.
Plans and sptciiiczttions maI be
sun at the office oi the architect.
Wilson Potter, No. ‘i ltiion St]. N. 'I'.
(in. oI III the oihcc oi‘ the Water
C(Imntlssloucrs. Library building.
Smith Norwalk, Conn, and office. (It
the Wattt Cotnniisslmiers, 44 Wall
sturt. Norwalk. Conn.
i In order to Insure uniformity and
Ipr'eIoIIt IIIisundcrstandlng, the bids
. must b( made otit in the form of pro-
posal which will be furnished upon
application to the architcct or to Mr.
A. Blanchard chairman ot’ said com-
mltttc, and no other proposal will .be
oonsldtrod i
Mach proposal is to be accompanied"
by (1 certified check of amount stated
below. to be forfeited on conditions
named in. proposal or otherwise to be.
l'lrl‘llll‘ntd to the bidder . .
General contiact cor titled check
for ............... SuOD. 00
Heating contract certified check
l
for... ....30000
Plumbing contract. certified
check for ................. 200. 00
Electrical contract, certified
check for ..... . ....... Litton
The committee reserves the right to
accept any or to reject any or all pro.
pose]: presented. .
Dated March 2,1907 Norwailt. Conn.
. Ammonia Ito.
Chairman of Btiildlns Committee.
g
C
ii
‘ lntetbo .
much and Meltopolitapt \IertI .tlllfiai
Winter Clothmg
FOR MEN
Decisive Clean-Up Ofi'eringIs.
What a stir such an offering as this would make on the first of
next October! Of course no such offering will occur. But YOU can
lay up a splendid suit and overcoat. for small investment, NOW. and
have it ready for next Winter’s wear. And you will have a month or
two of gratifying wear out of them yet this Spring.
THEN THINK OF SUCH PRICES AS THESE: -
Men’ s Overcoats $5 to $12. 93
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.
(i.
Bill’s. llIIniIel Shirt Wal'sts, $i Quality, now 390
Willis H Seileck
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48-50 Wall Street, Norwalk '1‘
mm: A. OSBORN,
i ‘I‘ _ 4 monthly.
PHONE, 120.
”llItI Paris Cindi. (ii—“butt House
33 South Main St., South Norwalk. . ,_
sax: or;
Spring Suits. Skirts ‘
s
Suits from $12. 98 to $50.00. ,I'I
Skirts from $1. 98 to $25.00;
Walsta from 391: to $10.00..
We sell more Waist; in this town Iii
one week than the rest of' the stout ‘
together sell in a month. and we 'o'ltl
prove it. Because we give better Krill
ues, nicer styles, and better" (tailoring.
Come and be (:0 vlnced. ‘
SALE IN BOTH STORES
33 South Main Street,
SOUTH NOHWALK. “’ '
513- 515 Main Streets. ,
sum-Iona“ I"
0. B.Ja¢kson, “i .
Optlolan,
Everything‘in the Optical Line-
Eyes Examined Free. " '{f-
68 WALL OTREET. NORWALK. .
Watch (In "Want” "For Stile”. and .9
Lel’f coluttiti forbataatust
M's?“ _ _
Norwalk Chronicler