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WEATHER earner.
iii-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to-
ght. Tuesday clearing and co
long trough of low pressure extendat
he region to the St. Lawrence Vai-
y. it is
ism. Mum-tum In
e eastern andmlihern sections. An
ass of high pressure Within 'over the
kotas is produeln'giifle'n'a'ant weather
With tow temperatures in the nor h)
1ideal. Conditions isvoivuimr this”
blnity cloudy. weather with fog and
rain.
it .—..
The barge A. Jackson, has arrived
it) a cargo of coal for Raymond
brothers.
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linioid Clark of the New York Mar
1 has 11 new sign
*—
William C. Jessnp of mmcrest. is
iioopyorilil slowly from his illness of
iiiiicumouia.
M
. John M. Burr, of- Ann street has
flowered from I tussle with the popu-
r malady, grip.-
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'The meeting of the; Portfolio Club
”which was to hone been held today.
has been postponed until next neck.
i.The polls will be open next Monday
light at the Norwelk Club from 8 to
2811 111.. 101 the choicest 'a nominat-
committee. ‘1
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The South Norwsik post-omen has
ust rescued a. supply or the new is
sue of twentydlve cont stamp books
of one-cent denomination.
lie bad 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).
'Plalsted's Drug Store 1 1
Mr and lifts. Walter Harve1 Wet-d
end three children,- wixo have been so-
}n‘nrning at P01? ll" Prism", for n
month, have returned home.
:Harold A. Parsons of Stamford an-
nounces that he and Alexander J.
Hans, who has been associated with
him for several years. have formed a
partnership under the name oi‘ Pan
sons and Hans. ' ~ 1
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1Mr and Mrs. Henry 0.11.1111, are
turning to their recently purchased
residence in High street South Nor-
walk. from Benton street. where they
have resided for many yams.
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-.Dr Dick's Medicine cures grip.
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Frank Went-Le of Taylor avenue.
who have been quite ill for several
weeks of plmcisy, is now able to be
around. although still weak. He hopes
to resume his duties next week.
A New York newspaper which i11-
tcuds to feature country real estate.
had a representathe in town yesterday
intcr1ic1vlng local real estate agents
and it is said that e1ery one will be
1epresented.
Wrinkles are ageleilers Drive
them away by taking Holllster 8
Rocky Mountain Tea. it's better than
cosmetics. it does the business. 35
cents. Tea 01' Tablets. Plaisted‘s Drug
Store.
The Golden Rule Circle, of Kings
Daughters of the Norwalki Congrega-
tional Church will meet with Miss
Weed, Seymour Place. on Friday.
Match mm. at 3 o‘clock Co'me pre-
pared for sewing.
11 There is;- an “exhibition of the work
{if the Spanish painter Velasquez. at:
the 1111111111 [library until March 22
it is a splendid collection or ninety,
four reproductions of the work of this
ria1lnter.11i1o mitfii'e'of the great mabi
tors 9 them?“ ' '9
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' . ‘it- the i‘tiine to‘cxer-
also ulnitly boats iteigulets wili
prev c ”"iftiby induce '11
mild.~ensy,, . ,2 l . of the 116'
i'els‘ymhm , yodi‘drud
tisl; (or
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a Froin a ‘ . it iis doubii-
nn 11 Win imam in magi
Sold during the next season. hast sea-
son did: ttgmkbrgnoge fine one
and hell 1; nine
dre rather wary about investing Hindi
honey mums-11 :1 .241 1111111 "
i TO OUR! A' m "NONI DAY.
momma BROMO Quininn
ablets. RPWW%
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easy if it.
:Paint-
11me 111 i:
fails to
ituie is 9? gash ho
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Mill tilts 201 ii
mm 11.1“ Warsaw
1le Mdiitmmd .
. “my 151 .
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Per Bottle.
Tens northeastward thmgi 3'
in Valley and eastern portion. (
1nd rainy“
t1:11:11 o Lain?! i; I
in. litiililfil
v 1L1s
9 when uni 91. new
i
A Nimim oi Vid‘ti” 11m See
Driven South on As: ..
The hors'fnik Bird inb met Mons
day evenlig- st the home of Charles
Quintard,148 Main street. Norwalk A
thick of eight all «which lies been
coming to it ya fdi‘ food, and w’hlcli
seems to 11111. MM the notice of
the sportsmen who have been feeding
other sooner“ ‘but! Mei-t . and the
club senblood anon in cits-y them
o1er until good w her.
While people have complained of
the bad weather, bird lovers have had
an opportunity 1ofgciiiip ing some of the
rarer winter 'blrds. )1 which are seldom
‘ seen having been” ‘drive'n iiouth“ by the
supply of weed soods' above the snow
becoming exhausted. The redpolla,
dainty little renews with a bright red
patch on their head. and a note siml
lat to the goldiluch bine been about
the south end of the town. and tau
flocks me reported from Soutliport. A”
small flock of pine sisklns, equally!
1",aie have i'ed daily in the same placti
since eaxly in January A 'iloek oi
pine grosbcaks was reported in Febi
runiy These are the most beautii'ui
of our winter birds.
These northern birds, breeding away
noith and for front man‘ s habitatious
free iiom pers utibn at nesting time;
show none of t e fear of man commotr
to our native birds. and 1allow one to
come within a few feet: and “watch
them feeding. without any fear. The.
slskins referredWthc fed in a path
used by hundreds and have been so
tame that at times it would seem as
though they would he stepped upon
and when pressed too close Would
only fly, around and into the path
again. To the great majority they
passed as sparr.ovs but to a few it
has been one or the best opportuiiitleti
to study these birds ever known here.
They are still to be soon. and any one
interested and wishing to view them
may do so by inquiring of the officers
: of the club.
"The Following birds were identified
during February:
Herring gull (iuail.kingflsl1c1. hairy
woodpeckcr, downy u'oodpccker. sap-
suckor. blue jay. crow. pine grosbeak.
sta1llng. meadow lark. gold finch. pine
slskiu snow flake, tree spar1011'.iunco.
northern shrtke. Carolina wren brown
creeper. whitebreasied uuthatch. red-
breasted nuthstch, chicadcc. robin.
bluebird.
—-LECTURE Asap RECITAL on THE
PASSION PLAY.
Next Wednesday evening. March 20
at the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. illustrated Lecture 011 the P1111
slon Play by Dr. Maot‘arland who has
twice visited Ober Ammergau Ac
companied by an Organ Recital and
meal selections by taiented singers
Tickets 315 cents. For sale at Dicker
man s. and Baxter's drug stote.
MIANUS SUIT DRAGSI.
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Superior Court Stiil sum Euldenefe
In Injunction Cite. :
Judge Ralph rWheeler or the Super»
101 Court is holding hearings on Mon
days when the regutsr‘ session of the
court: is mot 111.011 11 motion for the
dissolution “101' an injunction obtained
by, noun ill .Wiiiinins of oreemnch
against- Westin'hoiiiso. Church. Keri:
&.
1is one of the drynsb cues.
tritim' a news sttndnnlnt. of “$3.111
long time nesting with miter pr par;
iau rights. The defendant company
comimwd' 1‘0 drive piles formudam
across the Mlanus River, on the site
etc and a
Richie. fir Piofiillim M
i sin, level?
fights? the
allot].
mm
The average than is more hfrttid of
going to hell than 0! not going to has
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t. of Snow.
(‘iit id in ,1, ._
'E’ighl. of the old dent and the new new _. ‘ '.
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WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND
rrtmflmfii
AND11IIIT QUALITIES.
0111111 12.11.1151 111.11.- .
1‘.
“)8 North Main St.
year lease, in the
‘1
eye examinations free.
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MELLEN DOESN’T WANT SUBWAY
Road Wili Not ’3” If Hit Advice
followed.
if the directors of his New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
dent Melleu that company will not file
11 bid im the lsexington Avenue sub-
any in New York city. which it is said
the local company wants to st 1 are 01
itssli‘a nerrnvenue to the he 4 r: the
big city. The foregol “was. .11 state-
merit made by Mr M‘ ten to ’lhc- Re-
ulster yesterday. When asked it his
company, which is said to have sent
its engineers down to New York to
look over the plans and specifications
of the subway mentioned. would place
11 'bid' for: this extension of the under-
ground system, he replied: “No, not I!
it follows my advice." 1
There is little, doubt among railroad
Health Is, tine
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which 'is fn'r “Street”
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conducting the ntrodlgctlon i elvl, ‘ z . . whifli‘m’fli
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Company follow‘tho advice of i’rcsi- '
BEST ASSQMENT iN Ti-ilS VI-
.60: ran 1191110. it WILL PAY you 70 CALL
HICH coM Paints 'r-HE Nawssr PATTERNS
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, . EYES EXAMINED‘FREE.
The above firm, which' 13 the largest retailers of optical goods 1 i ,
in the United States, have opened a pennanent store under a five- .1
HOYT’S THEATRE BUILDING.
Washington Street, South Norwalk,
where one of their Eye Specialists will be located to give scientific
WE DO NOT ADVISE GLASSES when not needed.
Try a pair of our famous $1 GLASSES with our perfect fit-
ting GLADIMERE LENSES.
Stores everywhere.
intcleslcd in the New iiarcu's plans
for 11 new and better entrance to New
York that the New Haven road will
follow Mellcu's advice in this, as it has
in other matters 0! equal importance
to the road.
ii. W. 'i‘enny, M. A. Lasellc. 0. S.
l-‘orbes. A. EriiWinsz. R. Abercromble.
1'. q. 1.1111,an Dosioii: 'r. o. Geney, 11.
11. Laws. '11. C. Williams. William 11.
Chrlscy, .i. 0. C. Res. Philadelphia:
(l. 0. Reynolds; Jr.. ii. A. Watkins. 8.
.l. Hosi'ord. 'l‘. Dreyfuss. L. H. Kant.
New York; 0. P. Porter. South River;
ll. E. Montague. Ansouia: A. H. Mitch-
ell. New Haven; Lewis- R. liurlbuti,
Wilton: A. ii.-Pe:1.se. Springfield; ,W.
.i. Warner. (lileadz'Percy [3. Taylor.
Newark; George' A. Klee. Norwich;
G. N. Delap, Hartford. were guests
and financial men, who are somewhat
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WOMEN WHO CHARM
at the Hotel Clifford yesterday.
Agni. Essential Toward Making e
other: Attaching. ., . . .1
Usy- Blvd «11,
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Wemigilio “imam”. New iron: City,l
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may be
more...” 111.11
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at f tnmg are invited to
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don the quickest. and surest.
cym119ul. Out. of her
’ffiifi nfiflence’ in treating
tom: 11 kham robablv
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1:3,,3'4.“ holiii ville: rice in tree
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'uutaa «we as is Not To
”out. that Mr
‘ 1'~Ha1tf01d speech that he was not in
1 law largely through the instrumented
_ You buy taro pairs for the price usu-
Thomas-McCubbiu.'li. ii. Thistle. .lr..
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MEET WITH ROOSEVELT.
Denies New York Report of White
Hem com-91m.
President 6. S. Ieiien. oi the New
Haven road has stated. that he has
not received an invitation 'to a con-
terence- with President itooseielt.
which iiivitntton war honed; 1111 90110111
M. «Mucous-t at .1. mt Mac.
I“. WM is I director of 'm‘.‘ .ioeai
company. 1 .
it was. stated in ol the. Now
'anit. awaiting inwmtseatssdw that
Mr. Motion would hovers continence
with President Roosevelt presumably
on rationed matters and this reported
drcct result of the remarks. made by
the New Havens executive to Hit
speech at Haitford recently, when he
attacked some measures contained in
the railroad rate law enacted by can:
mess. Whether Mr. Morgan tried to
arrange a meeting between Mr. Mellon
and President Roosevelt is not known
to the higher 111110111. of the New. Haven
road but at any rate Mr. Mellon,”
.1n the stategiant given. it is pointed
eilen at this time con
elders it. unnecessary to discuss what
his action might be if such a confer-
once is arranged later. Mr. Mellon
‘uiui Mr. Roosevelt are rather chummy,
but the former made it plain in his
1iull sympathy with in the“!
the ieoont rate. biii which '0 g;
ty at Roosevelt.
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.. WORKED LIKE A CHARM.
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor 0: that
spicy Journal the Enterprise, Louisa.
Va.. says: ."i run a nail in my (cot
last. week and at once applied Duck-
leu's Arnica Salve. No inflammation
followed; the salvo simply. healed the
wound " Heats every sore. burn and
skin disease. Guaranteedm F. ii.
,Baxtcr'a, South Norwnik,
:.'Weed 5. Norwalk. druid“ (Bu-sign
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mm: 1W. Ramona.
Funeral Director
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' , 19 Nor”) Main 81.. South Norwalk
Residence. 0 Washington St. ,
Telephone at house, 134-2.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
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East: Noriwjalk
Tel 452.
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Men’ 5 and Children s
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MEN'S AND W1wm1bmn.
a,1poiutment was rem here as it
cording to his statement. knows noth- ;
. lng otauch. shatter.
go. N0h'w9'11k."
escort-seas?
sOU'rH uoawanx's” GREAT Dav Goons 111cm
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AGENT FOR! 3 NTON’S PATTERNS.
111 it"
Ffi “ii ‘3"
121,6. a Pair. . 1‘“ 1 . 1;:1’
Every mother knews how hard it is to find just the rightmhd
at base for the flowing boy and giri—the kind that will stand the
wear and tear o lyiood. Here’ii a 11119111111111 school this
35in; with all the goodiiiig p ..1 in its favor. 2
* pally Wild {01' one pair.
"a
12 1'2 ,CEnTsja PAIR.”
Very Elastic. (
Easy to put 072.
Feet F fee from li’zls’ges.
Si. es Correct. .
Perfect Dye.
PM!” POMS 0f- Mflili hm
TWO PAIRS FOR 25 GENTS
Three Days’ Special
MOQUET TE RUGB-
14 x 30 .................... . 69¢ each; former price 980
27 x 54 ..................... $1.69 each; former price 81. 98
36 x 72 .................. . . . $2. 75 each; former price $3.75
Ask to see our line of Window Shades and Sash Rods, Included in_ti1lt~
M 5. SMITH a comma
90, Washington are».
’*’ Strictly froth tags. 280 doz.
Native Roasting thickens.
fowl ”Ho
MESS.” the stock not
' ' united the ninth
elitist it 11191115101113. 1115' “No" answered Bdnco, Bob. 1
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Norwaik in 1 Nut?”
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91111 ”me money. at our ' ‘
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1F uproot and no, ,
licu aura. thorougliiy v. .
"‘2." to take goods to second story
lltidinn ll silica to 33111.1 Uililitlo iltor
For psi-tinnitus. address
0. N. "MKIIII
weather.
cities. Room 4. Havllaniri Iio'ok.
Wuhlnglon Otmt.
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11.311 for materials not damaged by tho
assassination
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