Henrietta. mum. enta' omit...
Pmncllu. Serge: anti Chariots.
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For Hawaii: 11 vial Rain
and w'armé'r weate er toms" and Wed
news A nanomwmmme-w‘
this morning over Lake Superior is
producing reioudy and «rainy» westbor‘i
“my eastwardand h tlililV1
111.1111 (3" is afternoon 01' Mmien ght. It
Will produce adecided rise in- tempera-
ture and cloudy weather with light
rain and fog The temperature Is
below cam in the extreme northwest.
Thunderstorms were reported from.
Kookuk. la... and Kansas City. Mo.
only three weeks to trout fishing.
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Mrs. I“. Schmedes has recovered
from an attack of neuralgia.
New Britain is also asking the state
for a hospital appropriation. It. wants
820,900 for a new operating building.
Misses Nellie and Sadie Clark of
Ansonia. spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Schmedes. of South
Main street?”
'it flows like the through your veins;
it. does the work. if you' re wasting
away day by day. take iiolliste1's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents Tea
or Tablets. Plalsteds Drug Store.
Washington Chapter. It A. M. of
Norwulk will meet tomorrow night.
Thewerk will consist of the Most Fix-
celleiit; Master degree.
V ._........_.._...
LHave you1 mod that Cross Creek
Nut Coal at Raymond 1310s."!
There will be a regular meeting of
Court Frances. Order of The Golden
Bacall-9.111 G. A. R. hall South Main
Street. Wednesday night,
Howard Carpenter. one of the South
era New England Telephone linemen
in South Norwalk. has been advanced
to a better poaltion in Seymour.
It. was a great morning for hunting.
Rev. William Maher IV).D., having
returned trumthis extended southern
trip conducted the masses in St. Jos-
eph’s Church last Sunday
Nioest hosiery you ever saw is dis
played In west window of N. E. Ryan
8: Co.’ 5 store and will undoubtedly ilir
ttnct considerable attention
--Dr Dick's Medicine cures grip.
._a_.—.'
A Clayton Powell will lectttre
at. (trance Ba tist Church Butler
street. Friday. arch 15, subject-Ap-
peat t'o God and the Gove1n.ment
There were no delays on the Dan-
bury Division of the New Yr rk. New
Haven and Hartford Railrc Com-
DélnyV yesterday on account of the snow
s end
Dr Oronhyatekha a full blood in-
than supreme chief ranger of the I
(1F and who was well known through
out Connecticut died last week at. his
home In Toronto
Miss Annie Estelle Smith of West
avenue is having a very enjoyable go-
;lourn at Colorado Springs There Is
no ice or Snow there and the Weather
is just like spring.
George Singer who fmmerly worked
for the South Norwalk Municipal plant
and who has lately been w01klhg in
Stamford has taken a position as trim
ei- with the Municipal plant.
‘-—-Cross Creelr Nut Is the best range
coal. Raymond Bros.
The Board of. Relief on the South
Norwalk Union School district is meet-
ing tltis afternoon at the South Nor-
walk oflice of the seiectmen in Rail-
road avenue to hear appeals from the
annual tax as laid by the district.
Rev. George Drew Egbert. pastor of
the Norwalk Congregational Church.
delivered an addtess on “Aaron Bun."
at the meeting of the Historical Soci-
ety, In Westport last evening. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor.
William Candeld has resigned as 1,1,”.me me. or mums "my... V
t
as president of the Rariender‘s‘Union
having resigned his position at the uni
perlal Cale ami. Patrick h‘ltsmaurice
is now acting as president. A new tlec
flair for the trust will be held-at' the
next meeting 0.11 the Union. . :4 1 11..
plLaa ounce 114 c To to oAvoV.
rAz‘o 01mm 111’ guilt-Antes
"cure any case bi hinting. Blind; limo»
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14
days or monornfoldod. 1-500.
LOOK!
~31 lat-Jeri 1-.1Iy-wtmy1w- «up. .41
tinnitus. it It
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Mt“ V1.11“. with; ’ 1 ‘
T‘fi.tt'ii‘“'11t‘“éhn“htldfirlf "3H“
1 :_ The Pastor’s Guild. of the Norwalk
1 lesson tonight at the meeting 0 the
1 Williams College and they are much.
1.11.; VA 951.111.... nonunion
and
Wheat: Poisoning.
[it‘ll bill It
U'i Y
"crow-t.
..- “11.1.1
A4 meoting- of tho 'I'. I’. Club will} b!)
.beld on Fridges... .*~ 1 . 1.1 La. o1.
.3
Congregational. 0.111111an will . m 10-
murmur afternoon. at 3 oclock.
. M" A... W
lilies Estella Gray. who has been
poniined to her home in West street
by illnes for some time. is somewhat
improved. . . 11 _ .
Miss Sarah Valentine. of South Nor
the Norwalk Methodist Church for the.
year beginning May 1.1
Wrinkles are ageteiiers. Drive
them away by taking Iioilisttrs
Rocky Mountain Tea. it's better than
coametics It does the. business. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Plalsted’ s Drug
Store. 1 1 1
Owing to the illnes of Miss Strtleb‘
or them will be no physical on bro
St. Paul' a Branch of the Girls‘ Friendly
Society. The meeting will be held as
usual.
In the pool tournament of the N101»
walk Fire. Police. last. night. H. V.
Worden. 100. was defeated y Charles
Sch‘uman, 100. by the scar of 100 to
fit. Tonighi'Chauncey Plait. 80. will
play Harry W. Merrill. 85.
A force of artists in the employ of
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company is engagedin
repainting and varnishing the interior-
of the two railroad stations in South
Norwalk the work having commended
yesterday in the baggage room at the
west- bound depot 1 ,
Several Norwhlk boys are attending.
gratified; at Williams success in has
ketball. Williams now holds the New
England League championship. Last
week Yale was beaten in a scored!
TI to 8V Dartmouth it) to 6. Wesleyan
20 to 13. Yale claimed to have only
two regular men on Its team. William
Lauder, of South Norwalk is now
coaching Williams baseball team tor
seastrt M1907
'————.
~—iiave you used the Cross (heck
Nut Coal that Raymond Bros. are of-
Rating?
Judge John ll Light Is one of the
speakers at the banquet of the. Dan
bury Republican Club, which will be
held March 20 The other speaktlts
are Highway Commissioner James Mc-
Donald. of Hartford: Donald '1‘. War-
ner, of Salisbury, the state attorney
for Litchfleld county; Attorney John
Q. Tlison, of New Haven. speaker of
the House‘of Representatives. and Mi-
chael .Kenealy, chairman of the Re-
publican State Central Committee.
He had no coat upon his back,
But had one on his tongue
And Rocky Mountain Tea. it’s said,
Kept him from being hung
(Bad breath). 4
Plaisted's Dtug Stete,
The Norwalk Game and Fish Club Is
having good success in collecting
funds’ with which to purchase young
quail for liberation in t e woods
about Norwalk. More than 3100 has
been subscribed. but those membtirs)
who have not yét contributed and whoj‘
desire. to will novel to hustle. as t "it:
is only about a week left in whic
purchase the birds.) The birds are,
bought. out of the state and can VbeV
caughtV only before a certain «new
It _ X.[. r.
Acertiilcate of organization was
yes érday§by the Waterbury At etic
he)?“ thhln'uthorihc caplet 11 13:1.-
scribed or elsVt 810..000 The cm 1111.
are: t’H. -R. Dulant:1vice-
the” i'4 secretary". flinch FA'
‘ttietcmffim the once» and 1.1.111“. wrat-
Raft/EH t
thet'p‘e'rtloii do whom lit-ocesst‘agutbst
VchVe comp?” pnail- be served. .
a North 111.151” {if "rot. cits—c. ‘ "
walk. has been engaged as soloist at. .
. tisherman.
' thing this year.
‘ 0 have taken a train for this c tv.
(idol-'- w ”tertiary. ThmnibuntVV _ 1 '
animal“, are 22111 n4 nova. treasurer;
alt bowdtetonny. “‘{I‘h'cr' 111. .
It‘fi’fiurant ls1 neth'ed1 tan 4
~1r-1t--—-f1—1I
'.Mr Whitmmb Chicago: E. Hill, 1A. 11
use
cmtrv. plum fl V V
AND m on meat . 1,
Ann user ”a Rifles?“
“Bondy for Your
1118p”
we “Av: 711: LAaouV'r Run a
MP ..
tion.
will to 1.1.
«met: IV'AVV V m
”t‘ '9'” It’ll: 1.4
111th
WE Auto lt‘Avs AN sxctttsm' LINE or on. stars AND Lm
otzuarwdtmarw
fiaflrm£ Co.
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it. 3:14 '
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12-18 Nora” W's: 1?
MT“ i111 hi '1‘ fifth ”1 NIL ii
811%”th Conn.
W
year lease, in the
eye examinations free.
Taourmo mans: WEIKS.
Int There'" Be Nothing Doing it the
1 Weather Doesn't Change.
Three weeks from today brook trout
may be legally caught in this state.
but unless weather conditions change
thef ishetmen will need dynamite in
get his worms a snow shovel to get to
the brook and an ice pick to chop holes
In the surface of the pools. All mother
the outlook is not one that pleases the
There isn‘t so mm It frost
Vih the ground as there would b.- if test
snow had fallen, but. the ice is thick
and there is- plenty of snow In the
country. It will need warm weather,a
«uttinuous stretch of It too. to make
fishing possible in three weeks in th(
brooks in this viciniti'.. though the
streams along the Sound ought to be In
condition earlier than usual.
Every spring there is talk of quiet
fishing In March. but it will be a most
industrious fisherman who gets any
A‘ warm spell that
would result in a big treshet in the,
Connecticut River would of course
raise the brooks for a while. but they
would run off comparatively rapidly
and alter the snow was off the ground
would subside enough to permit fishing
with some degree of success.
_.
MILLIONAIRE MISSING.
Entire West Searching for Frederick
chcrhcuur Who Has Strangely
Disappeared.
LOS ANGELES. March l2.-AII
California is today engaged In the hunt
for Frederick Weyerheuser the. mul-
tomillionaire said to be richer than
John D. Rockefeller, who has myster
iously disappeared and is believed to
he.‘ the victim of kidnappers. The po-
lice of all the western cities have been
notified to be on the lookout. for him
and every policeman in the west has
been supplied with a desciiptlon of
the millionaire.
Weyerheuaei’s home is in Mlune‘a:
polls from where he departed sevetal
weeks ago 06‘. investigate his glgantic1
lumber holdings. He was in San Ft an
cisco F1lday and in the evening wentgap
to Santa Barbara where he is r1 01 ted
“ayes alumnae FREE
The above firm. which is the largest retailers of optical goods
in the United States, have opencd'a porntanent store under a five-
HOYT'S THEATRE IVIVUILDING.
Washington Street. South Net-walk,
where one of their Eye Specialists will be located to give scientific
WE no nor Anvrss GLASSES when not needed
Try a pair of our famous $1 GLASSES with our perfect fit-
ting GLADIMEVVRE LENSES.
Stores everywhere.
can...“ nos causes.
Episcopal Edlfico.
GREENWICH. Conn. March 12.“-
Jhlef of Police Ritch believes that
ha.pe:petrators of the ten burglaries
tere in the last few weeks have been
asking their headquarters dating the
laytime in churches in the Episco
pal church the rear; door was to red
open. the poor boxes were 1obl1od and
'our offértory plates. two of them all-
tor and highly valued because that
here the. property of the that Episco-
pal church 4n Greenwich and used in
the early part of the eighteenth cen
tury, were taken. The cover “as to-
moved from the altar_ but the cross
and sewice were not touched.
the cities building-on the, estate of E.
C. Converse..the steel magnate. An un-
successful attempt was. made to open
the sale. Revolvers. money from the
cash drawer and clothing were taken.
The local police arrested a Pole. He
would not give his name. Later be con
verse burglary,
rmva Asa VALUABLE access
nous
Many people. especially Women who
and closely confined domestic lives,
miter from what in general terms is”
sited "nervousness." Among all forms
if treatment none has even approached
‘11 success the intelligent use of Dr.
David Kennedy's FaVorite Remedy. of
Readout. N. Y... which promotes. an
easy and natural action of the digest-
ve organs nd imparts tone to the
nervous are
Free Sample 53111... at R. R. Ploirted';
AGED BALLOONIST DEAD.
NORWICH. March 12.—~Mrs. Lucre-
tia Bradley Hubbell, aged eighty-six,
died here today after a short illness.
Mrs Hubbeil gained distinction by be-
big the first woman to go up in a bai-
loon in titty country. the 8ascent being
t3”? in mm,“- Eat] 11118 65 51‘ ‘ “3118 W
“1% thrilling experiences while on
n trips“ On one of her trips the
exploded at the height of tines
.VVut she mauagod to 111ml gate
Nunins baby?
1.1. Hm .g 1i”
Somform ofn
bonsai; “on up
is" Witt“
V. Wainright. .Iohu Keogh. lVSouth Nr-
walk: FNQ- Fro. 1P MWM
ii. 0. Miller, Hartf ' W.
'1Vvew Haven; James cday, Alibi a.”
1.: H. R. Sherwood; rid perm .I.‘
it. mice, ‘Bnrllngthn’, 1.: o. wu-
san. Ilirle, Pn.;‘A
ark: N.J.. A. J. Jenks.Cbiqopea110.1
to. Board. Jr., Weatneir: 11111111111111. WV
1 .i‘ J. Gleason, A. Jlt.1flitiso.fli3~1
melt is. Aluminium, 0.111111111111111.”
C- 11.11 George Hamilton; 1W. J. .Kill‘ry.
it}. P. Stanton. New York; R.A.PA;1VVpr-
croniiile, Samuel Brown. Mrs? at
land, C Brands W. A. Oiapp, F‘n‘t‘
Barnes. Boston were at the "(1th
Clifford yesterday.
O.” iti,l‘ .
B. Williams, Ntlw-v
UUMMIWNu . . 1 .
1
. It's a heavy strain on mother
Her system is called upon to supply
nourishment for two 1.."
BYWJ‘W
Scarf: Emulator: unhin- the
1 4‘" traumatised.
UV
M‘NMO—oa- ..
VV,. '1‘
V_l 'VL I1
mg; 5111': is rHlA v1- imp!!! ml
2‘ '. 00er lives in South Norwalk.and1
works. in Stamford. He. too. is a lath- 4.
any-Tn-
Sliver Ofiortory Plates Taken From "
Sunday night the burglars broke into 1
leased to having committed the Con-
y Moon.
ed unprovogcd. anti Judge oung yes-V
sentenced is to
ilil. Later. at the re-
on of triond't't of Doyle. he made the
sgntohce three months 0i a fine or
'ner He belongs to the lather's union
and Deities does not lriend 3-
Doyle believe more would have been
visited the Bell street building
wasn’t sober and presently he was
punching Roldan.
When Chief Brennan Arrested him,
on Beiden' s complal'bt. he said he not '
ed in self defense. Hewett: to the
building to talk to Beiden. he said. and
the latter showed a disposition to use
a hatchet on him. Then. and not until
then. did he use tome.
Belden said this was not true. and
the assault was unprovoked. A can
porter at: work in the building also
testified that he heard Doyle say he
was “going to knock Holden's block
otf. because he was a scab}?
PAYING FOLITGNML ' l
in me hope of stilling a rather acri-
monioua.1ar’gumont: in,- Concord, "nl-'
ways pays.”
Hrs flushed listeners looked up at
him in inquiry. and he smiled and.
repeated: . 'V
‘Pollteness always pays. Two little
girls I knew were set before' a plate
containing two bunch” -of grapes—m
one a very large and tempting and per
foot bunch the other small and hard
and g.reen
‘ "The two little girls looked at the
two bunches tor a space in silence
Then the polite child said: .
“ ‘ls oo gwcedy?’
‘ “ ‘hio,’~ the other answered;
a hit gweedy.‘
" ‘Tben.’ said the first, '00 choose.‘ "
‘I'i! not. '1
hesitant,
Fest, Narwelk '
Tel. 1152.
Sprint VVStfiles .
tier.- 5 and Children s.
men's Anchors- memorial.
11 no. 111111111 1.111;” macaw»..-
oil dot "
if this“ "i "'1‘." " '
sot motorists snot» villi)!“ «b7. 111.”.
author. For particulars address .
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1 IV
°' mum» mtmr"3l
domain" 1. "it Nut _
Washington at. ‘- '
a“ new VV
notroubie had he been paper when 1116 e
'm
of hose for the
wear and tear
12 c a Pair.
Every mother knows how hard it is to find just the right kind
owing boy and girl—the kind that will stand the
young blood. Here” a a heavy ribbed school stock-
ing with all the good“ points in its favor.
'11; You buy “29‘
1.1"
paid for one pair.
“Politeness.” said Senator Gatlinger. 1
Ask to see our line of Window She
~wmhn‘
Three Days’. Special.
14x80 ..........
as Washington Street
That. horse yVou sold rue
, any, kicks. bites, satires and man's t.eluV.'.
in lean down the stable at night. mitts
op told me that if I got 11111. (mom I almost “listen?
t part lethhim ton. 81. 000.2' (torsional this
t‘WQlts You wont: '-—PVhiladVelpthVa In. Paris Vin... .
‘. .. Wynn: roping
V cows _
ottl caucus“ ' "
.' 1!? .oulmmrlw‘l NV" 1115'" :11
121-31 amiss A ”Pam
. ‘ " .
w 1‘
VJ!"
V erVy Elastic. .
Easy to flat 072.
Feel Free from Rm’ges.
S was Correct.
Perfect Dye.
pm Points or null m
TWO rams son 25 aunt's. ;
MOQU ET TE RUGS.
. ........ . . 89c cachi former price 980
27 x 54 ..................... 81.69 each; former price 31. 98
as x 72 ..................... «.75 each; former price is. 75
. , lilo Iii
fonts I40 lb
J, W DQDGE
South Nat-walk
Vfljrhe em .
W’A’lege he“ ‘11”; .fl'
wan-'11 M 1v
6!!!!" '
sum
the. too
No opium. no quinine. no éliioa'otorm, no
B. If. JLOKSON & Op... INDIANA
pitta for the price usu-
at, and can sods. that... in 1111;
M S SMPI'I-I 81- COMPANYVCV'
on Washington Street.
Strictly 1.1.1 tings, 2813 (till:
V ilaiwe Roasting tittcltens
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