FASléliON
MOLASSES
CANDY
LAN E’S
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luual heirs—hulls.
His: Gladys Beach is ill at her home
in Bette Plsce,_Esst Nor-walk.
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Congressman F4 J. Hill arrived in
town yesterday from Washington.
A routine business meeting of Un~
can Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. was held last
evening. '
-A routine business muting of the
Woman's (luild of ’l‘rinitI Episcopal
Church was held last evening.
A cottage prayt‘r meeting, will be
held this evening at the home of Mrs. ,
._._..
Julia Sit vens, oi“ l7 River street. '
~BaskItlIn|l {at Skating [link to-
night,
Mrs. Jesse Britto, of 50 River street
Norwalk, was admitted to the Norwall.
Hospital this morning anti this :Il‘lmv
noon underwent. an operation
Henry Beat-LI of H Springwood ave
nue was admitted to the NOIIvalk
Hospital last night and was operated‘
on today by Dr. W. J. Tracey. assislel
by Dr.A .N. Clark and Dr. R. L. Hig-
gins.
Clinton Conrmandcry, Kniahts of
Templar. of Norwalk. met last night
and drilled. The (‘ommunderv is pre
paring diligently for the t’lraul Com-
Intruder) session here lattr in
month.
appeared in South Noiwalk Iesteiday
and in Notwalk this lilOli.lim: The
spring sign Wits a street organ. lti
View of the soon on the gII.IIIud lIoIv-
eter, it seemed that the otgan's up.
pcarance has a little bit early. i
The St. ‘aul's and (Trace Church
Branches of the Girls’ h‘Iicndly Smic-
t,\' held weekly Meetings last night at
their r'espectiurmccting places.
lag Lent only the simplest work is
done The session was l‘f" [Dr's night.
with the St. Paul's Blanch.
”linskttbau at Skating iliuk to-
night, Notwalks vs. Blue Ribbons. ‘
Apparently the ice deachs IIill have
no chance to justify a high mice. for
ice next summeI on the ground that
there is a scatclty and that (her had
no opportunltv to harvest (I big
enough crop during the w-'.lIIi(I F-red
erlck W. Smith, the Norwn'lk butcher,
cut a second crbp of ice front the
Bishop Mill pond Monday, March Iith.
This ice was good and solid and foul-
tgen and three-(punter inches in thick-
liens.
UTILIZING LIBRARY BASEMENT.
...P!an. night as: a. Asrssablcxe ,An-.
drew Carnegie.
An effort is being made in Norwalk
to create a sentiment in favor of fin-
ishing up the basement of the Carne-
gie library. at the corner of Mott (we
lltle and Cross street for a City Coun-
cil room and water commissioners‘ of-
flce.
' Some people to whose attention the,
subject has been brought, are w‘-ontlc
ing whether this action would be feas-
ible under the deed of gilt of the li-
brary front Mr. Carnegie. an also it‘ it
would be pleasing to the do or even if
the clauses of the deed of gift do not
prevent it.
of the idea, which Was first put before
the pttblic at last week is special meet-
ing of the City of Norwalk which Iot-
ed down the proposed Klondike Polk
- city building. have been heard on the
pd that it. would be cheaper for
lie city 'than to pay Icut for the pres-
Jest (water commissioners' office and
council rooms
:ELEPHANTS CAUSED A FJRE.
Wore Quartéred in a ‘New Britain Liv-
‘ cry Stable and Caused Damage
‘ of $10,000.
NEW BRITAIN. Mandi 6.‘I~Iv Ilutir:
elephants tossing their bedding about
'indirectlyc caused a file which iif‘n‘il'M'
old the livery stable. of James ill. lr‘iu-
pagan. in the. rear of Main stroll to-
dny. During the looming an oil stove
used by attendants oi' the elephants
exploded. but this fire was mtitlgulsh
ed to all ntIIIeamIIc(I§._ ’i‘ he elephants
had Icoeived a fright, nud lhev scat-
tered the straw in then stalls until
‘ suddenly a blaze broke out. undoubted-
; ly from an ember which had sIIIoulder-
oil [or some time. The stable took
ultra and was burned together with
twonty- was of buy. several tons of
-‘. straw. and fifty vehicles. the total
‘rmonotary loss being placed at 810 000
"the elephants have been performing
at a local theater and had been cured
an in the. stable. ,
risks-s sinuous: wniTtNo
PAPER. '
, 10 to 359m» bolt. -
. glint. urownu. CORPORATION
“'° ., 4- Mouton Druulst.
‘ ' Audion. south Nomllt
I. 1‘ Washington St.
.. The hour draws nigh.
’: 'i'iitlti, Sister,
Norwalks Is. lilue Ribbons. i
,‘imcltle him then.
lht~
I 'l (I his undoing, first arrange to dine
, ., .On
A never falling harbinger (Il‘ spIing'
”mi
Expressions of approval1
INS I
Taylor GT golden.
Tel. 213-2.
TIPS FOR A BRIDE.
The moments
fly smain.
Rubble and guest attend the flowery
shrine:
. The Cake is ready-«130 the champag-
ne (A light dry wine).
(we the last I-ad lllfllllt‘lil
W008.
Listen, while from a
lering lips
Drop. like essential altar of the rose,
'l‘Ivo useful tips,
brother's i'iIl
1- if you would prosper in the married
stale.
Whit-h many,
sublime,
Be very careful not to irritate.
At Breakfast time.
i believe. have called
Man is not lively at that solemn least.
And John. whom you esteem a thing
apart.
(So strange is Love), is
than triste,
little more
I 01' less than tart.
Spare him your daily correspondents‘
views;
NOI. from a papeI you alone han
lend.
Think to refresh lilm with th' .Ippaliug
news
'l‘hal someone is dead.
As‘ for these details of a household
typo.
That seem indigenous to married
men
Wait till he's hall \vav through ltis
morning pipI;
llut, oh my sister, lay no wily snares:
’l‘hlnk not to press him for a boon;
and don't,
llon't dream of getting iii lIhu IInaIvar.
es,
Because you won't.
’1‘l.lat we will cmue to now.
should say.
i do so with a certain lingering doubt
Though, trtlly. if i give your John
way.
it's his lookout. ‘
And 1
li'. tht li you Itould bettuilc tlI' unwary
Ltd,
his llltlzsi loothsouie
shall I add.
SIme light dry \viIIe'.’
cheer (and
And if. soon :IfteI'wnId, you gently
spiiug.
Your purpose on him, tweII- an e.I..y
task,
To hire him on to any blessed lhili'.:.
You t'iltltiat‘ to ask.
Now must we no.
the door.
Those be my lli‘cccpis,
thereon.
And you'll be happy.
poor poor,
The steeds are at
Sister. Act
llut,
\i'rclched
alas, for
John!
«~--l'IIIIch.
WRECK OF LINER DAKOTA.
YUKOHAMA. March li.~'l‘IIe posi-
tion of the wreck of the Chat North-
ern liucr Dakota, which ran ashore
March 3 off the Mojiruu lighthouse. is
reported to-hc- unchanged today. it
is only possible to approach her in
open bouts. which Inakt s it useless to
attempt salrnge opt rations A Sil(lll:’
“(I'll mind is blowing and the \essel
is exposed to both wind and trans
which apparently must soon result in
htt tmnl abnodonmtui. 'lhe crt II (It
tlII IIrI-cked steamet II etc paid on and
discharged tod.I\ at the ofllce of the
American consul here.
gut-‘7 AGNiN'ST MRS. EDDY.
coxconn, .\. II. amt. .‘l«:\0 at
tempt will be made todaI to sec't‘rl‘l
s( I Iict upon the (it ieudanls in the suit
btought” by "next friends" for an ac-
counting of the property of Mrs. Mary
taker (l. Eddy. the founder of the
iChllflilllll Stitncc t'liith. Nathaniel l5.
Marlin one. oi tht (-ouustl for the
plaintiffs. went to lloston again today
for a conference with form r Senator
\‘I'liliaui it}. (‘.handlt'r. and (Ithtr attor-
nus and befort leaving he. said that
seIIict would not be made todar
NO WORD FROM RUEF.
SAN FRANCISCO. March il.r-—.\‘o
wurd had been received this morning
as to the where-abouts oi‘ Abraham
Rue f. Mayor Scbmllz. indicted jointly
with ltur-l‘ for extortion. will arrive in
this city from the cast some time to
day. '
“One of the leading papois yesteI-
day referred to my husband as an end-
lnent statesman." remarked the visitor
proudly.
‘Oh. i wouldn't mind a litle thing
like that, " replied Mrs. Goldrox encour-
agingly. “We are all slandered more
or less. ‘—-Malwoukee Sentinel.
Anxious momma—Little Dick is up.
stairs crying with the ‘l‘oothache.
Plactical pttpa—-Tak him around to
the den‘Htist:
"i havent by money."
“You won't need any money.
toothache will stop below you
tliere."-‘—Now York Weekly.
The.
got.
The. only cloth that can claim (llIl
nlty rhino cloak of charity
EAsrt-zn rosr CARDS
nonI'IAtith A SEA SHELL.
' ltEw IIANo coLEItEtI
LEATHER cAIttIs
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL
i
l '.coppmu's
110 North Mlin 81» Math Norwnlk
~ Agent for A. 0. lpaldlng'n
Install and Inertia. Goods
new. wot 4». MN
I. .1 II. -
Why We rue to Sell
You Your Spring Hut.
The main reason is, we can furnish exactly the right shape for you.
because we have several dimensions of each of the correct blocks we show.
Another reason: You knob: you 'il get the full worth of your money
in anything you buy here; so you'll be glad to pay our modest price for a
hat that becomes you perfectly.
See our display of the new blocks: .
The Dunlap $3) The liarrinuipu $56
The Forest $2 The Adjutant $2
in no other store in town can young fellows find such natty shapes in
college soft hats as we show. priced at $2 and $3.
34S
needed in taking care of the sick one, i
you can depend (won (is to supply
quickly. ‘
Fever and Bath Thermometers,
Ice Bags, Hot Water Bottles.
Rubber Sheeting and Gloves.
Syringes. Medicine Cups.
Air Cushions.
PRESCRIPTIONS
or anything else your physician may
Most any man can use a pair of good Trousers to help out his Winter
suggest.
You'll find your size ready, at a mighty attractive price. ‘
Will [illiiilili PPililllilliY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
suit.
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TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘iildld'l‘, lo:l0 (I. m.~t’igor-
ous support was manifest ill the open~
lug dealings in stocks for the lending
Tel. Call 632-:
$12.00, now $4.98.
98 Washington Street,
Advance showing of Spring Derbies. 1
All the new shapes in Soft Hats.
Negliec Shirts. new Spring colorings. at $1.00.
The leader for this season is the “Resco” Shirt at Sr so 8: $2.
A very fine white pleated Coat- Shirt at $100
"jack Tar"
Children's Suits, ncw Spring shades, from $‘i.‘50 to $6.oo.
lI‘iI‘st showing of children‘s Roofers. $4.1m. .\
A few heavy weight Overcoats at $4.98. $989 and $14.98. ‘ ‘
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Youths’ Suits. sizes 16, I7. 18 and 19. that were $10.06 and
A C
Price’s Clulhiug Slum
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS _
South Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 165-5.
speculative favorites and some \vitle
recoveries from yesterday's acute de-
pression resulted. At other points
(hole was continued liquidation caus-
ing some sharp declines. tlrent
Northern pfd. advanced 115., Reading
l',’. Northern Pat-lilo and Erie lst pfd.
it; and St. Paul, Southern Pacific,
I would like very lunch to talk to you personally, but
thing of the best. lineI'ylhiug of the best value. 1 give Iyn ’l‘ransit. was down 3 points, Union
Pacific and illsllllers' Securities ll‘.
American (‘4th 11.44 and Snitliing and
Minneapolis, St. Paul and SIIIIlt Ste
\larie l. 'l‘hi tour prmrd to be very
feverish and pIices iIIIIIIetllIIlely yield.
my personal attention to the business. and all grain is
carefully inspected to see that it has been properly se-
lected. screened and loaded. “by all this care. this
Coal
Koal. '
The difference In the high grade Coal we sell and the Kohl band-
led by othcr dealers is in comparison with the spelling of the above.
finding that iIIIpossilIle. i take this means of saying: I Atchison anti Annilgumatcd Copper a Moral: We sell real Coal; no mixture koal and slate.
am in businIss to ad] ' II ‘t in. l'i-l aui lIa' ‘v r'- point. Cleveland C' C- and S" 1‘0““ t‘
' ‘ "N g" “I ‘ 3“ e ’ nine 19;. On the other hand llIook- Extra large No 2 Nut. $5 00 per ton' \
The lluuiel liuugh [)qu Bumuuuu,
Tel. 548.
74 SEAVIEW 'AVE
effort? lit-cause it pays. ll is permanent trade that is HI on around, (pp gains [wing \viped
valuable to IIIII. 'llIlti's \\h_\' l (III it “I” generally within a few minutes.
\\'.tl.l.s'l‘lti‘:lc’l‘ l .-~" - i‘-
liity flats ’i‘lIal's t‘leau. '1 u. in H“ m“
kcl continued nervous and very aI-livt‘
during the Iirsl hour. g
Sold at wide declines.
tit-o sIII-culullve stocks reaction from“
the running Incl support and there
were tallies lo the best :l‘lilill. Nor-‘lh
etu l‘.ttiiic lquiinllc & N: Ishtille and '3
NIII‘iIcI-iI-iu mid 2 ooinH ()\t“ its!
MANI'IEL 'i‘.
llA'i‘Cil. lilc first stocks
The most III
nieli: l.I-:eII Ntllllli‘lll pill .i SI l'.IIIl.
1-3“; St‘lllilt‘lll I’IIIilic and Sliltiiiilf-i l"t
I-IIIII Il liltll declines.
band illlnois Central.
l’IIInp pfd. and Sugar tell 3, (Jonson-1
Special Sale of
dated this 3%. Republic “Steel until
Letter Files, l5c Each. ..
.. - ‘- St. Louis and Worth ll tllid Vll”il‘lil
i- '- ' lAT (‘nlollna ('lIeuIlIul. ". Snultingand Cu-
w P. B lllildi in Pacific 191. anti (hcsatie akct“
Ohio. Southern itallw'nr L'. S. Steel
and others :I point. [sultan :IIIIIII midi}
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. so. Nanak.
On the otheI
inteiwnniomiil
at H decline of 2i“; and Ne“ Yolk.
(‘hlcago and St. Louis 9‘5.
WALI. s’l‘lll-Ilt‘l'l‘, Noouw'i‘he ab- l
hence of the heavy liquidation of yts ,
(Philly and steady absorption of the,
Hill and llarriman stocks and Reading
lml‘ilssllilttl speculative sentinleut and
the traders turneti to the lontt side,
lreltt Nortthn pttl.‘ s like reached 4.
Reading 31.1. lllg Four ll, .‘oIthIIcst-
era 3%,. Atclllson New York Ccntml
anti Anatonda 2%. Paul, Southetn.
Pacific and nl'ilHHllt‘ and Hudson ‘3.
and several other stocks i to 1%. New
York. (‘hitaito a St. louis sold down
ill: and milled 3 the 2nd pfd lost its
American Express 4 and Eric 2nd til.
3% After a peIiod of dullness prices
receded before noon. Canadian l’aci-
fir dropped to 3%. below last night.
Bonds were weak,
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—-Violcnt
liquitlatlous in Canadian Pacific broke
the market again that stock fell 7%.
rain City Rapid Transit tilt, Minne-
upolis St Patti and Sault Salute Ma-
lie 3. and the preferred 1% Pennsyl-
vuule. Union Pacific and Amalgamated
Copper IIeIe sold in enormous blocks
at a decline of 2%. Virginia iron fell‘
Greenport '
CDYSTERS
Long and Round Clams.
Blue. Weak, Frost. Flat. Cod, Smelt large Herring. Salmon. Mackerel,
Pike. White Fish, Porgics. Haddock Eels. Finan HaddIe and Spanish Mack-
erel. Shad.
Hard Crabs.
Long Clams for baking.
Ldtblll 3 Bridge Fish Market
run anal & BAILEY cu.
AT SELLECK’S
Winter Clothmg
FOR MEN.
Decisive Clean-Up Ofi'erings.
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. é
THEN THINK OF SUCH PRICES AS THESE. -— ' u 1
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. i
Boys’ Short Trousers Suits at; $2.:-
that were double the price.
Boys' llannel Shirt Waists, $i Quality. nuw 39c
Willis H. Selleck
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48-50 Wall Street, Norwalk ‘ ‘
PHONE, 120. 2'1, “1"é‘a;
ii. Metropolitan Street Railway
Anaconda :l and Smelling 2%. yAtchl-i
son touched 92 ., you Itctday' s low price.
There was It violent rebound before
the end of the hour. Canadian Pa-
cific rallied 2% Union Pacific 2 points.
Pennsylvania W Atchison and Read-'
g 1%.. Anaconda .274 and some of the i
(dumber and Mill WOr'it’» for Evetulhinab
FROM A PIGGERY To A P ‘ch '
.4. .R‘ ‘S‘m‘hw flooring
Timber, shingles. lath. all kinds and gi -§ of beveled um".
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard It dn, Tar paper, flint coaled‘l
The Pulls that (i Suit House
33 South Main St., South Norwalk.
roofing paper, sheathing paper. l-ialr insulator and deafening papers, ordl‘
nary and extension ladders. lloors, sash, blinds, interior hou§e trim in
Pine. Redwood. Cypressr Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing, shop jabbing. cabinet work, veneered work. Klitr
drying facilities.
Mill. foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street. .
The
Modern «a y
Is to keep your cash In ills bank subject to check.
where ll will be safe and oonnnlsnl.
Your Account
' Wlll ruolvo careful attention at the
So. Norwa‘?“
Trasl‘ Cam an y.
chock-books {no In canon! Banking Dept.
Lama “lard“ Nights. . . . .
oi or most active stocks a point or
llltll ‘
NEW YOiilI. Match 6,—l-ien3chel
In", [lock‘ members of the New Yrult
Consoliduthknm
announced today that they wete IIII-
able to meet their contracts, ‘
om
TRAIN DERMLEIDO TO PREVENT
«4-.
' Telephone 46-3
Telenhone 46-9
CAYUGA, Ont, March tl.-—Tlie )Nn-
bash Limited bound from St. Louis to
Buffalo. was purposely derailed at
‘ (lunfield Junction last night to pIevent
it crashing into a Grand Trunk Rail
lIoIIIt train. No passengers were hurt.
‘bui the fireman Itus slightly injured.
The love that lifts lightens its own
loud
it taken more than n vindication to
restore. virtue.
The highest service is that which
‘ raises others.
in. nluny a burden is hidden the
blessing of strength.
A little help is worth it. lot of talk
about happiness,
Poverty can not he owed by making
charity a pastime. (I
New paths are the best penance for
old wanderings.
Meaknoss is the secret of tho malnv
touches of mastery.
The only way to keep kindness is to
later it in circulation.
He never says anything who never
has anything to lay.
~You can not reach the Divine by
climbing up on your dignity.
The forethought that [CV]! is the
faith that roam.
«new
It's.- «i mk’l’fianudmnge‘] " ‘ A
Watch our "Want” "For Stile” In “To“
. same or 5 .
String Suits; Skirts. Walslsl ..
Suits from 012.98 to $80.00.
Skirts from 81.98 to $25.00.- 3 ‘
Waist: from 39c to 010.00. “a
We sell more Waist: In his town in"
one week than the rest a tile mm
together :in In a month, 'qn'd we can
prove it. Because we - VG fictional-
es. nicer styles. 3 ' "bring.“
,' hme and It}; 4:5 ‘1' 7
'.‘ u “an, .‘o..‘“'...«..‘ ‘
-324: lN BOTH erases. “
33 South Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK., . . .‘ ,‘
513-515 Mlln soon, ‘ ' ’ .
STAMFORQr ' "
O. B. Jackson .
Opflolan.
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r
Everything' 1n the Optioal Inna. :. '
Eyes Examined Free.-
'.l
80 WALL OTRIIT.
NORWALK. .
Let”. column, for bargains.
Norwalk Chronicler